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n Goods U-sed in thgi Manufacture of Ov- eralls, Shirts, etc. Member of Firm Confesses to. Smug- gling‘.

(Canadian Prom) ()1"I‘A\VA. ‘May 25.-—J. R. (lanth- ,oi the R. and G. Company, 11 island, Que. confessed to uggllng and also -to destruction documents required thy ‘the Cus- n< inquiry Committee this morn-

‘vor severe-l days the committee . been trying to find out from nihier where certain books and umenls of his firm were to ‘be and. ‘rhese books a-nd papers are 1111111 by the auditors‘ of the rnlniiicc who wish to fluid out cer- 11 iacts in connection with the lness of the R. wild G. Co. ‘Until today, ll-t-tle progress had .». made bug this morning, under .. and continued examination by erent members of the. committee ‘hier court-sued that be- wss a uggler, described how he ught the goods into Canada alnd med to a‘ssist the auditors. ills partner ‘H. Duncalfe, also ad- itted that he knew that Gauthier uengngetl in smuggling for the t. Gauthier g-ave the committee ‘names of several manufactur- 1 companies iocaved in ‘the Unil- States from which he bought n. which were afterwards gm-ug- ed into Canada. The process was ‘to bring the -‘ to n barn ow-ned by a man lleti Walsh who lived on Ithe Unl~ d States side 0i‘ the line. As the and (l. Company is engaged lll ‘- manufacture of overalls, shlrtfl, c. the commodities‘ smuggled in era cottons, buttons and articles i that kind. ‘l-‘rom the burn they ere driven across the lline into ock island by motor truck. —

ovement to Start Jack Miner League in Every Community

(Canadian Preu.) TORONTO. May ‘25. —A move- lit ior the honoring of Jark lnsr, world famous conservation- taad student of animal life, has ‘"1 Bliiried by tEssex County for

Two Cont:

F. w. Field

t

British Trude

Commissioner for Canada and Newfoundland, who nayn that at lent thirty represent!- tivee of British firms will land in Canada within the next few weeks to extend business connections In thin country.

I. M. M. Resume Negotiations With British Syndicate

(Canadian Press)

DOINYDON, -’May 25 —-Negotiatlons for the sale of the White Star line ‘by the lntcrtintionai hicrcantllfl Mari-he to a ‘British syndicate, which were interrupted by the rec- ent general glrike in Great Britain were resumed todny. it was 43X" 1iecied- in shipping circles the tsal" would the completed rbeiorc the cull of Judie.

Date 0f Alberta Elections Forecast

(Canadian Pren) , EDMONTON. May 25. -— With the prorogatlon of the fifth Al- berta legislature on Friday, inter- est in the province centres about the forthcoming elections. it. is expected that Pigemler Brownies will announce the election date tn- day. (ieneral opinion is that vot- lug will take place the inst week in June or the first wet-k in July- The Brownies government will ap- peal for re-eleciion on its record.

Tonigb t’s Program From C.F.(‘..Y.

" organizing in every commun- yoi the Dominion of the Juckl "i" League o! Canada. : 7'0" ilbioci o1‘ the league is to in-l rest more people in the study of stitrai history, plant life, refers-i iilion and conservation of thel ild bird life on the contilient.

A 9w Freight Service! Inaugurated

(Canadian Prone) PWEIJERICTON. ZN. 3.. Mdy 25 —~ "Indian National Railways new lslit service from Fredericton to nnrehoru, IMalne. thus givln-g- the - N- R. a new independent entry 1° the ‘New ‘England (States, has

" '11 lnuilgilrated. The first train sde the trip from here to Vance- ,'° iii-ii "lllht arriving here at six “Mk this morning on ghe return.

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">8 vnm-rmc‘ or lvsnv flmrlntlon, cheaply Ind expodl M"! executed. Guardian Ceno ill Job Printer-y. Phone 118.

You wmr oooo ENVELOPEO film. so m- aoe, to m- use: as» ‘or sat, soo for $1.00. moo for

1.95. Postpaid. Guardian fifties. m‘

O ‘Li? W‘ FARM FOR ants-noun Mites "W: Charlottetown. good house ‘gilt! outbuildings. Write Peter

"he Nona River. 9i4B-5-8-sw-iil

‘CARRIAGE wan Leer’ ca. “:11 Charlottetown. and Alex- onlcr. Please return to Guardian

9161-5-88“.

"ifilwiiiii — ‘Mo rotten-m "- Anni: Vicborin Hotel. - - acetone-an.

""6!!! ron no: ‘rt-t: in?!” edvertlned‘ by us 1 [ow y‘ "I" M" errivethend are

‘The island Radio 1C0 station (312-- 4m) here will be on the llll‘ iolllglli- at sso with n splendid program of vocal and Piano selectiams, -by MI’. ltaotil ‘ifcymond and Madame Re)“ mend, new oi Charlottetown but formerly of (ii-nova, Switzerland, Mr. Roymond will sing in French 11,1 111111. Mr-t, ih-ytitond,

Mr, Reynnond is the p- 8580i‘ oil n wonderful bursa-i voice of ro- tllli-lfllélllllt’ tit-pill and power wh-llo lMrs. iieyiuond has a very SW96! soprano voice ttllkl is! a most. accom- plished pitinlntc.

'l‘hls will undoubtedly be one of the ‘muslcttl (routs or the season from the local Mliiilt)".

'i'he tremendous increase ‘in WW- er and rtnnurltrttbly faithful re- production which has recently "D9611 119111111111 by iMtaisrr-t Burke and Rogers, ' Ill C.F.(,‘.\"s transmitter 117,111 1,9011 noted on nil sides and a great lllilliy letters have been ro- cgh/(Eiil the post week fuom such points as ‘Grnude tho. 'i‘ruI‘0. Pill;- wash, New Glasgow. ‘Stellurton and‘ other 1minis in Nnvu Scotia. as well as from Cavendish, Tryon, Kensington, iMi-scutiche, Melville, Murray llnrbottr and practically all parts of tlris Province W110 nearly all report great volume ton loud speaker sets.

At one point about twenty five miles from Oh'town. tone Dally ti! already mnslderinff lumllliil! i! powerful receiver in the local church so that. when the millivtvi‘ is away his congregation will ro- cdlve the benefit of the Trlnrity Lin-lied ‘Church services tblioadcwflt each Suuuiay from C.F.\C.Y. N0 regular stud-lo has yet. been offered to the station management. but

hopes are still held that one will be obtained.

Those who were dlflflpiwllllfil ‘last evening with the reception

being received M 11111131 11y |th9~ whistling receivers W111 be glad no know that Prof. Fletcher has lolndiy consented to repeat the entire programme for .C.F.C.Y. at an early date. It is hoped that a studio suitably strolls- ed will the available before that time.

One listener nt Granid Pro. N9- Npdm that, oC.F.'C.Y. (thnrlottet- town, 140 miles frbm Grand Pro. came in there splendidly Sunday the 16th inst both morninl 611d 8V- enipg much stronger than the new land supposedly ‘more P°W°Pliil (LHJNJQJAI ‘Halifax only 4a miles sway, which was on the air at ~ 1 the same time.

(mm |C.N.R.A.

fluids is certainly encouraging and ind-looted the poosibilles of a station here from ill!

"V on ltlb ‘at thd Alflotliturnl raisin: of Provincial ‘Advertis- l-uenem‘ e‘ wees: me on. . . . . , ‘

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, lwwyor of St. John died at the in-l ‘ firmary early today. lie had been n ill for only a few days.

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Dr. J. Rdfcampben, K. C. Passes Away After an Illness of Only a Few Days.

(Canadian Press)

1ST. JOHN. IN. 18., May 25.——\Dr. .l. Roy Campbell, K_ C., prominent

‘Dr. iCampbell was prominent in legal and political circles l-n the province and a leader in many edu- cational and IChurch oi England activities as well as in various or- gnnizations and philanthropies. tAlways an ardent Conservative in tpolitics, ‘he headed the polls here in 1917 when he was a candl- date for election to the provincial legislature as a representative for Saint John City. tDr. Camtpbell was the son of ‘Rev. J. it. Campbell, D. ‘D., now resident of Fredericton; iflcsitles his aged father he is survived by his widow .who ‘was formerly iMiss Edith E. Barker, a daughter of the late Chief Justice lSir Frederic Earlier, and one son, F. Lloyd. who is at present in Amherst, Mass, also one brother William Camlpbell, a civil engineer in South America.

House Committee Approves War

it Piiifiiili K

Properly Set.

(Canadian Preu)

train were telesc died.

IMrUNtlOl-l. May 25.—'I‘wenty-ilour persons were killed and many wounded today in the East Station when a passenger train ran into another train standing in the sta- tion. Several cars on the standing

The accident was due to the .mov-

lng train falling to stop at the point .whe\i it should have come to

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Year.

(Canadian Press.)

Debt Settlement

(special to the Guardian) l WABIHINQTON Mil-Y zftw-“ThB French war debt ‘settlement was‘

approved today ‘by the ‘House Ways and IMeans The House is not expected _to

take it up until after June 1st.

and bitter fight la‘ in‘ prosilficl l" the Senate.

(‘Special to The Guardian) GENEVA, May 25 --fl‘he beaflile ot‘ Nations- disarmament draftlnz committee agreed will‘? that “M” Article 1b of 1he ‘League covenant. they shall retain full individual, liberty in fixing the amount of mutual assistance they are alble or wlhlin-g 1o offer against sirgfflwori in accordance with the understand- ing the League will not fix arbit- rnry quotas, us previously Dlfllln“

Inasmuch as the disarmament commission. now holdlnE 8 0011997‘ encs preliminary to the W090!“ dengue conference on disarmament. has demonstrated that any world- wldsg disarmament project is im- possible until a basis is found for reduction of European land arma- mienss reduction.

iUnder the ‘plan should President Coolidge chill a vnaval arms confer- enco in Mlu-shington- amonl ill“ 1111-13" pgwells, any reductions agreed upon would be coniin-gflll‘ upon corresponding army reduc- tions in Europe.

Largest Cable Ship In World Launched

(Special to The Guardian)

rwnwnnisrnn, sag. Mar 25-- The Dominlfl. the largest cable ship in- the world built f0!‘ tile frelle-gfllph Construction and Maintenance Company hsl it!" been ‘launched on the TYPQ- Tl’ firs1_ task will "be to lay a 3.309 miles cable from Vuncouvbl‘. Canada to Fanning island in the ‘Pacific. the tonne-M stretch 0i’ submarine cable in the world. f0!‘ the tPacific Cable Bond-d.

Gray-Heads, Not . Youth Haunt Lon- don Night Clubs

IDQNDON. Mlly 25.—-Gray-beads, or head-s that would be are! if‘ nature thad not bee" Blfllfllfiil- 1P6 l°l tanmerom in London night olurbq that newspaper! generally It!” with the statement of the lute Sir squire Bancroft that ‘the "younl- manobout-town" no lomsers 01MB i‘n ‘England. ‘

frhe Kit-Cat and other well-known London night clubs are the ‘haunts of the middle-aged and aged. tPrao- tically none of the dancers lo roll- ly young. This in true of the women u well as the men.

Youth has its fling in the popular dlucehnlle where‘ the cost lg lean and ltianotnooeeeerytobe w

llifflllly IPUIIG- , ,_

OTTNWA, May 25—Hon C.A.

pDninn-ing, Minister of Railways and ‘Cbnals,

today presented tin the House of Commons, the Budget of the Canadian zNflllflllii-l Railways.

"Given a reasonably good ‘har- vest

remarkable and welcome achieve- ment.

“i ‘have spoken" added iMr. Dun- ui-ng,‘ ‘with a certain optimism and

a degree of confidence which I

The League of‘ D with me, it is not merely a case ' ' - would like the Hotlss- iio share Natlons an ls of the wish being father to t'he afmflment thought. l have ‘been able to se-

cure the operating results of the Canadian National line-s for tihe

year. They indicate that earn- ings are $9,689,217 as compared with $3,774,782 for the same per- iod last year, an decrease of $5,914,- 935. ‘it is km this outlook that l base the confidence that i would have you share. excellent barometers soflar as bus- lness is concerned. They reflect in accurate measure, the‘ trade and commerce (of the copntry."

Rt. Hon Arthur Molghen Resumes Sent

Commons this afternoon after an absence of two weeks through lil- ness.

and lbobert dibrlte, ‘Progressive

MQlBheu- was able Ito retum and honed his health had been fully restored. er smlllngly bowed in meilt oil welcome.

A bouquet of roses was laced on

iihii MEETINB

ludKB-

Fifth Term.

By Hon. C. A. Dunn- ing—C. N. R. May "Be Able to Meet In- terest Charges this

and freediom from traffic calamities-bosses due to lgrbor difficulties, n may be possible", said‘ Mr. Dun- ining “the national Jlsllways this

first four months of the present

Our railways are

OMAWA, 0nt.—-.Rt Hon Arthur Melgben. Conservative leader, re- sumxd iris seat ‘in the House of

Premier W.L. liiacKennie King

leader, expressed pleasure that Mr

The Conservative load-

President J. ent. P. W.

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Turner,

A. Stewart,

Mr. J, B.

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Passenger Train Crashed I n to Train Standing inia Munich Station - R-ailway Officials

Another

Declare Signals were

a standstill.

Fire brigades and first aid organ- izations tolled all night extricating the victims. The latest official re- port early this afternoon stated that 25 persona were ikllied and 83 injured, many of them badly.

-'l‘be engineer of train said he had ‘no warning of the stationary train in front of him

slgals were properly set.

Miss Booth No Longer in Im-

(Canadian Prone)

‘NEW YIORK, May Zia-The acute BYUIDlOIIIs in the condition o! Miss (Evangeline Booth. National Com- mander of the "Salvation Army. who is ill at her_ home near White Plains. have passed‘ and she is no longer in immediate danger, it is announced by ‘her physician.

Summerside Girls Receive Diplomas

(Canadian Prone.) WOtIFVlIiIlE, N.S., (May 25.- These receiving diplomas at the closing today of ‘the Acadia Indies Seminary included the following: Emma Virginia Bradshaw. and Helen W. ‘Manson, ‘Summerslde P. ‘Ell.

ponies Atrocities WARS AYW.

iMily 25. -—-Helen

B id . h d ti: Chairma" Glee" °f ‘he “m” Y9" i‘) "w" the" 9'1"“ li"-°i""'- trllilnslsig zaecahotilf 10:11am’. it? mlttee expects little Opposition 1111111899 d111, 1119 ‘public, Thlmdenled categorically yesterday on the House floor. but a long needless to samwould donstitute a

that atrocities were committed by either side during Polands week."

Series of Beethoven Works to Feature His Centenary

.CllNiClN-NtA'Il.‘. ‘May 25.--With a season of Beethoven's music, the Cincinnati Symphony orchestra's fall concerts will commemorate the centenary of the great master's death.

‘its program will be featured -by eight of Beethoven's symphonies and his triple concerto. The ninth symphony was rendered ‘last aeo-

"black

son.

‘On the night of tMarch 28. when Beethoven will have hoe/n dead one hundred years, the Symphony will produce the Beethoven» opera. “Fid- etllo.“ The cast will be selected from the foremost of grand opera stars. ~

Fritz Renter, conductor. will open the season in September. flhledo. Cleveland and Washington will be visrite-d ‘by the orchestra. for firs; time in several years. symphony also will return to New York. ‘Buffalo. lPhilsdeiphia, Pitts- burgh, Indianapolis Dayton and oth- er cities.

tMr. Meixhows deek by his follow-

lr in ~

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0f Local Y. M. ‘C. A.- mously re-Elected President for the

Mr. J. A. can. Unani-

Tllfl lirfll 1118611118 of. the new man of Boys Work 00111111114110. Board‘ of Directors was held in the: ' YptM, C. Afiiust evening with the Clark presiding and"‘t_he following members pres- ll. ‘Lapthorn. W. 1M. Rowe, W; 10.. Bentley. W. A. Stewart, tH_ E_. Miller. J. A. Mc- Nsir and lL A. Pendieton

Welcome to new Members-The President welcomed, to the Board Mir. W. E. Bentley who was the only new member rpreeent.

Election of Officers-Mr. J.yl\. Clark was imnniinouaiy re-elactod President for the Mtli term.

iMr. ‘B. W. LoPage wu elected vice-President

Mr. F‘. iB. OOIUIKI- re-elooted lla- oordiug Secretary. -

lMr. W. Treasurer.

tElection of Committee Chninnen" -lMr. J. A. McMillan re-eleetdd:

chairman of Physical committee. Harris wee ro-eleeted Ollfln

1W»- by mum can

of Social Committee.

mlttee_

the Foreiln Work Oomml we. H‘

mull of the ~ The “complete the ‘formation of

Games Committee.

Board Meeting. up ‘the nutter of the Directors et

July Ind In]! ltd.

lonnmeeyettoberepantedovn. tllnetingodjmned

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the passenger

cnasaorrsrowu. csuspn, WEDNVESDAYMAY 2s, 192s ,

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2 Miles of-fiilway-De- stroyed, 10,000 Ac- res of Rice Fields

Devastated by Vol-

canic Outburst Japan.

(Canadian Prue) TOKlIO, May 25.——A despatcb to

in

it.

‘but railway officials declare the

mediate Danger

Nihi Nichfsays that fifty bodies have been recovered from the mud and. sand near the Hokkaido vol- cano which has been in eruption. lt seems that most of the casualt- ies resulted from landslides and floods of mud caused by the erup- tion, It is now believed that there were ‘few casualties from the lava. A Nihi Nichl deapatoh from Asa- gigalwu says lLfty army engineers have been sent to the scene. Also eight hundred relief workers from the Young _Men's Association have been sentto assist the needy. Two

1P. W; ‘burner was elected- diatr- man of the Membership Committee

edhy

today.

make

yesterday's eruption of a

volmno tin ‘Pokschi province, Hok- kaido ilslalnd.‘ the government of the province announced by telegram

How many of one thous-

and members were buried alive in the lake of mud which covered the district, could not be hold. hundred doctors mad nurses are attending the unfortunate DMse/nts aided by the 800 relief workers oi.‘ the Yloung Men's Association.

Two

Evangelistic Services at Central Christian

Church

What's Happening tin Your Gar- denl-th-is will ‘be tihe subject of B-nd fixinK

tonight's meeting according to tb

There

announcement made (by Evansiillfil Hamilton last niltht.

ls a. very pathetic song.

full of color and passion, callod— "The heart that was broken for mo" Father ‘l-hrollilli- JQBi-i-‘i Mr. Woodruff sang ‘the song last Lord. night and sang it with feeling and Believe Cllllrlfli- sympathy.

Matthew 26: 31-46.

Here we

Sir Charles .Wal- pole Found Dead

(‘Canadian Pren)

LONDON, May 25—Slr tChar- les Walpole, jurlet and author was found dead In the amok- lllq mom all hie house tin Ken- Iiomen Court, late last mam. Deeith was due to a bullet wound. A revolver lay beside the body when it was found.

Lil-i

$34,000 Taken From

(Special to the Guardian) INIEIW YORK, May 25. -—'l‘wo bandits robbed a messenger of the

rency- ‘in front of the. bank on 170th street and Walton Avevnue st the Bronx, today.

A8 ‘F. iSwinton, negro messenger tlefit the ilmmk: with a money for the main office in 62nd street t-wo men attacked him. He was knocked unconscious and the men took the money. jumped into an automobile ad sped away.

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E. W. Tobin Slated For the Senate

(special to the Guardian) QUEBEC, ‘May 26. ~11. W. Tobi-at M. tP.. for Richmond and Wolfe, for over twentyi five 1yea'ns member

miles of railway near the volcano for that district. is slated for the have been destroyed. Ten thousand ISsna/ts to succeed the. late Senat- acres of rice fields were devaeatat- ed by floods and landslides. Vernacular newspapers various estimates of the casualties and damage.

A Holckaido official is reported as estimating the dead near the» volcano at more than one ‘hundred. The vicinity of the outburst is de- scribed ns literally a sea of mud_

More than 200 injured

TOKYO, May 25-0111; hundred ‘dead and more than- 200 injured ther, former Chancellor, is making have been removed from the mass tplsus for a tzrlp to tbs United Stat- of mud, lava. and rocks precipitat-