MAXIMS or A MERCHANT

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No man lives who has done his work-there ls nothing left for him

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CoversAPrinoeEdward Island Like the Dew

MAXIMS or A

MERCHANT

A man who does not own ll-lifl counts for nothing in a new coun-

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Annual Subleriptionn Dalivered 83.00 B, Mail. Canada and U. S. A. 04.50

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Supplementary Estimates Will Contain Pro- vision For A New. Car Ferry For P. E. Island.--This Ann ounoement Was Made In The House 0f Commons Last Night By Hon. lilr. Dunning, Minister Of Rail-

ways And Canals

(From Our Own Corresp ndent) OTTAWA, May 22.-—Announce mcnt that the suppiementtary esti males to be brought before parlfa

ment within the next few days would contain provision for a new government this evening by Mari- ‘

car ferry for P._ E. Island was mad

in the commons tonight by Hon. fulfillment oi the Duncan report the ers Co. is shown wearing the para- Mr. Dunning, Minister oi Railways Minister

and Canals. "f may say.“ Hon. Mr. Dunning said. to meet opposition criticism

over the car ferry issue, voiced dur- an amendment to

ing the Maritime debate, "that

have recommended to my collealz- Donald of Sydney. insertion of $1,000,000 in

ucs the

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA WEDNESDAY, MAY <23,

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Clash Between Dr.‘ Edwards and Hon], . P. J. Veniot With l»... Regard to Dismiss-l new al of Postmasters ——! ' Conditions in thei Maritimes Review-ll ed. ' a

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NEW BAR FERRY

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the supplementary estimates to pro- vide for a new car ferry." (From J. A. MacDonald) OTTAWA. Ont., May 22.--As ai result of the onslaught made on the

wn (Jorrcspondcnt)

e time members, including myself. for] Pilot Fred Melchrflr of the Junk OTTAWA’ May 22. é Instead ‘if .

the evidence of the Hon. E. J. Mac- l

of Railways announced chute with which he hnd prepared l . . __ recommending one million dollnrslto descend on Greenely Island fromlllg/gggahmnlgggizlgrafvzz “gigzfigf i in the supplementary estimates for U- 5- army 51110111111111 11111119 W111!“ - g ~ a _ c ‘ i

f l5 =1 icarried him to the stranded transai-i mo“ cmnmmcc being m‘ "Xpecmd i a new car an?‘ D Gus“ on was onllantic aero lla e Bremen The twoidramatic‘ it’ was quite common" the mom)“ forivnued qt 1mg“ Lin“ boimd [or thcplace. Mr. MacMllrray denied tho I supply and moved by Finlay Mv-‘Bremenrlgtt-Pfctoudq S on mum story of getting permlis, or letters

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isgd.) J. A. MacDONALD ‘of; Carriage silglegfonzdlaily. gvefidiligigdc alilgnéggmflfo 1813115331;

Elllpire Day In

City Schools

PROGRAMME Prince Street ‘10:30 a. m. Cllorus “O Connor-School.

Chorus my Pupils.

Recitation "Canadafl-Anna Bell-

llett.

Toombs Department.

Chorus "Little Brown Brother"-

_ . l . . l ll . l L. g- nay- _ - I ‘request of the veterans‘ organizat-

Senlors. l; n Chorus ushlpmates O’ Mine"_ M; first hand with the Whole of fully implemented the Duncan <l-l,‘.§,f'f,',“§,a§dm1, auxin, Isl, Pr . m . _. ion.

_ mutation Arbor D“ ”'Cm’her' School. Canada The itinerary has not yet port and in particular with reier- i and runways wlllch delayed Ship- pvmces s. 1 had a g“e"“_“°°' H“; . . . . This provision in the old act pro-

mc Runny‘ 5111910184? 111111 $011K “B1111 SU1i5"~— been settled but will include all iheioncc lo the iron and steel industry. ‘mum l)‘. .ln-mucu- of cal-S and did 11,01‘ policy” they. ‘Ym m ‘Wm’: hibited u. pension for a widow un- WOH“ 8°10 "Little Patriot’; Bmy 15 P11111811’ P111111?» Principal centres in Eastern Cuna- I11 111C 1115011851011 '3" “i153:°lii1f“1transfel~ of ‘frcluht, and with thcnpantrli gltgibihfise 1111111111155" l lless she was married to the veteran

“(giant-ion "spring Eiowersg - Exam“ "Pmmi"! ‘hi’ mt" "nda- T0101“ 111111 M11" “W” 1“ m‘ “m” °f °°"“‘1"“°e “filwdvuuucv 01.1116 “fully Sell/mi" irronrosgmoutinezl iSpeclni to the Guardian) “m” the “Dpeamm o’ the mm“

Gracie Diamond. Dialogue "Plant afjjrgeefffPupi oil Miss Jamiesonh Department.

Chorus “Rule Britannia"-School. Recitation "The World Has Need

of Every Trev-Joan McNeill.

Chorus "Five Little Chickadees"-‘

Primary Pupils.

Recitation “May Tlme"--Margar-|

et Large.

Recitation "The Flag"—Edith Hill. Chorus "Land of Hope and Glory"

—-Sen1ors. Dialogue Pupils of Miss Taylor's Departmen

Recitation “Tree PIantcrsK-Pup-

iis of Miss Watson's _Dept.

Chorus "Pidgeon House"—~Prim-

81y Pupils.

131111081111 "Spring Bouquet" —Pu-

D115 of Miss Yeo‘s Department. Solo “s Whitehead. Recitation "Hymn of Empire" Cora Chandler. Chorus "The School. Addresses. The King.

QUEEN SQUARE

r Senior Programme Olwulnz 0lwruo_o Canada.

Chorus by Schook-Land of Hope

and Glory.

Arbor Day Exercise “The Three

Trces"**13°l’s or Grades v. and v1.

Piano solo "Coronation March“ Alex. McLean.

Address "Patriotism" —Rev. Gavan Monaghan.

Patriotic Exercise Our Country" 11nd V.

Dr

Solo "In An Old Fashioned Town‘ -—Plus Callaghan.

Recitation "ilthe Flag Goes By”__

mills Arnenau . C1101“ by SohooL-Men of tile North.

Cod Save the King. Junior Programme Owning Chorus —O Canada.

"Good Mo'rning"-Priln-

Dialogue "Trees"—Pupils of Miss

“Spring l-Ias Come"—

nrlns Bong" ~_ Marion Tl..-

Maplc Leaf "~

—- fcssor Fletcher.

"The Flags of -Boys of Gradeslv.

Bremen off Greenely Island, was a pelriigsiffggglmkgn‘;gclgwlgifte?1313;: 01’ 1110 Nllvy"—s°mer1and T131111"- nassenger 1“ u“ Amphibian piloted Postmaster Genevl were again un- . .. .. . - - - -~ I ..vcgzg;g.wglai Do We *|‘i’.Z..°§"§.'.r§Z§§.'l1'§‘§.l‘lZ nnrlnzde- ~1- °Y5 B - , '. -" - andD.Ed t . et‘. Recitation and drill “Gardeners"WhV~111IIllEfh1aI1d1IIK Luuqfsfhlv- i r M“ m“ m” w ‘i

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1 lment of United States

iNiiRIiiEilN lnnlll RfPiiRTEii I NEGDIIAIINB win THE iAPS

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INVESTMENT,

NF N5. lliPlliil ‘Latest Advices Indicate Possibility or 1 ChineseNortherners Withdrawing

I N i] NN ii [I i From Peking Thus Ending The Civil War

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i Dominion B a n i - ti ns Says It Isl Talk of) Between The Two Chinese Fae o . Eufflpe, (Special to the Guardian) ‘anti-Japanese demonstrations and

TOKIO. May 22.-Latest uncon-prdered that the Japanese must be - j d ' ‘n Tokio indicated alprotected as well as other foreign- QUEBEC’ May zkwhfiaplffgleslin‘ggggfilayvlfli: ‘civil strife hetweencrs. The government explained it . , . ‘ . ~ _ ‘ -J lulu n. s... Europa declare’; Clarence A‘ nognfqrceds" mlfihtf tbs: ghiheze northern real reason was the government crt, Vice President and Gcnel-ahwlth lawa o k‘ fe-ared nnufijapanese demonxtrmf lManager of the Dominion Bunkpmrces 1mm P” mg: l. 1d we the Reds an op o“ iwho arrived here today aboard the‘ 11990115 he"? 531d Gs“ Cham-mns W0“ .11 . p lEn-lpms; o; France Tso-Lin, leader of the northern for- liunlty to rlse against it. _ The Vice-President of the Domin-FQS- ‘"115 11135011511113 W111‘ 11711? Jag‘ is g0£°g“'*i%'="°in {@3112 bijEQgvgutsgé? 1°" B11111‘ “Pressed himself “Sims” ‘mvemménn onrarasls tbeie n mg rorogrs of General Chen being pleasantly surprised at the might order a retreat o 115C101‘ - wee l. _ l jummml of trade between Canadaicrn army into Manchuria. his homephlen of the Nanklng slxth army.

Recent Changes In Pension Act

Miss Margot Fleming of Ottawa i

. idisnlissals hntl been for various and! iilc (.'1llI§l!‘dCl‘ Ausonia. en route t

Chorus by School—-Men of the WEST KENT 59110011 ’C£\1lfldfl having recently ITBtIIPIIOINHIUIIOII to go into laulrply. an amend-i Opening remarks-Chairman. Mr. C. H. B. Longworth. Chorus "O Censor-School.

__ I - ‘I to the mat on platters of patron- .—~130YS 0f Gffldfi 111- H _ , iage connected with filfi-[IOSC ‘offices Chorus mfhé Spring Sons —B°Y$ Hon. Wyn Phllhps TO cf the country. and at moments. ofRorfgiinL Th Cl r u 1 M _t_ , the cross-firing was; vigorous. I _ Q b u ec on “ u Ours 0 1e, r1 lme Mr. Venioi/s defence was that 490i arr ved 1n ue w new y Flag"—Boys of Grade 1v. ‘ 1S1 a S ——-—-- sufficient reasons. North. (Special to the Guardian) ipartignship and inefficiency. God Save the Kins , OTTAWA, May 22.—-H0n ‘Nlllinln, This afternoon after scverali cxocllrncy the zovvruuhsunvrul- lPlliliips. United States Minister to questions had been zmslvcred upon from an unofficial tour of Western ‘lllChl; was moved by Mr. MacDonald; Canada is planning to visit thoWSonth Cdpc Breton) and secwldcdlwllll ‘m. requilrclnclnts M pl-jllcg [Maritime Provinces this Sillfilllifrlby M1‘. Cantlcy, iPictou) re _tt-iEdward Island and thus make himself zlcquhfntedlllir that the 6011911111161“ 111101.‘ l"

|Six pupils of Grade II.

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time Provinces, including Prince ‘Edward Island, came in for the lgrcatest amount of discussion. lilac- Donald, South Cape Breton, . in to his motion said the:

ntario. -»-+--—a0>-— --— -—— .

speaking Maritime Provinces were mt

king for concessions but for jus- iiicc and what had been declared,

(Special l» "w 611111111") ‘by n high tribunal to be their duo. CALGARY. M113’ 21-1‘- ‘Iloodi Special and specific references‘ T811115 601111191111"? °°111111'¢‘d 1° had been llladc in the Duncan Re- ' farllls within a twenty five mile ra- ‘Don lo the Sleel and coal industry, ‘i’ dius of Calgary will be held this“... m...“ advlsgyy board has been

iyear by the Calgary 11011111 01 imdfl asked to give immediate attention ‘C1605’ 1111111 111111611188. B111‘d9115-'to it, as it was considered us be- livestock and machinery W111 H11 59pm: n matter of QOVQFIIIIIOIICYISCHI taken into consideration in mfik-lpolicy ll “m; m; ‘vllllin me jurls. ins the award. A challenge C1111 W111 diclloll of the commission. That

Chorus "Land of Glad Tomor- rows“—5chool.

Exercise “The First Spring Bas- ket“_—l6 pupils Grade III. i

Song "Neath the Leafy 'I‘ree"—l0; . Girls Grade VII.

Dialogue "May Assclnbly“— pup» ils Grade IV. and V. .

Solo "A Little Old G8fdBil"—\iMlSS Ina. Muir. v ,

Dialogue "Choosing a Tl'oe“—-Sc Girls. , Piano solo Horace McEwen.

EMPIRE DAY

Chorus “The TrumpeterK-School.‘

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to do about it.

iquircd but without result so fa"

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_en iwere getting old and required all-

“Hungal-y"~ Master nual refitting and

t. pared them most unfavorably with

and the government has taken no

Song “God Bless ‘ac “on

1 apidiy increasing volume of freight. H9 191161 CiJP1°11$1Y 110111 the Dim‘ In this connection he quoted lhe

can R9110" from Widen“ "P°5“>Cllarlotteiou'n Guardian and one

which the 509C161 1000111111011111111111“other Island newspaper confirmllrz

were based. and from other docll- lllls slllgemenl} '

1116MB 111 5111111011 of his contolltlvil- stressing the position of the

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Oil. ' i The Maritime Provinces were be- iing bled of population, they were

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our Enlpil-e"—‘ Canada“ 12 pupils of Grade VI . g solo "There's a “max-Miss Jen“! ‘Speck! to the Guardhunwhile The“ had bee“ a $103M decm“ iMaritinlcs he slated very emphatic- [r-MBB 15111111 Clflfk- day 1°" the Victims 01 me Mamcmit lay in failure of the Government a“ Could no; ha‘... gm, along with. God save the Klng ris of the mine advanced rapidly. lwhtch “We (Vronffldorfluon had m_ $0 110 ilfe-icnt. dew 1151' to 81' companies. Some W318 8E0 an 111.11‘ lcrcnsl-d 60 percent. New Brunswick At that hour John Ira Thomas. lout m. ‘he wcllm. was evolved tIW jpcrcent.

foot of the shaft waiting I0 be 1'9‘ in the sweep of the Conservatives bcnellclal results so {m- as Now. PROGRAMME cucrs cXl110f111H 111" b11‘5t"‘"'°°k°d paramount. it is easy if not really calculated to

“Trees"—Joyce Kiimer. nearly 200 men were killed or en- iby the Prime Minister when down ruse Nova scolla may the Free." the bodies of flve minors. far as performance was concerned. ill“. lmn and Slegl lndllstyy as bas- Tilurluus Sunshlne Blessed." ditionai bodies bringing the knownfwboro he led the 11601110 there in bod seen m not i0 frame lcgisln~

, --¢-oa> < ee Girls Grade vm. l Bgdlgg Twénljy Dialogue "The Spirit of Young, ered. i 9 0V ' Reading “The Torch of Life"— Miss Mary Sinclair. Bcaton- i MATHER‘ May 22'- in the M081 111611511? °1N°Va Smiiiiiallv firs! Nova Scotia could have v Readmg "Engkindr My 13111818110." 1'e"g1°“5 Services were held hem tminnd it was shown that the cause to‘! Mot along without Canada, but Can- Recessional "God of Our Fathers" 1111"” °X1’1°51°“' work of "emovlng fiscal policy to remedy the sitllil- out Nova Scotia. and in Drooi oi “51111001- ' the Scores "f bodies fmm the (Mr, ' (this he mentioned Newfoundland The exercises begin at 10:30 a. m. Twenty 1mm” w?“ recovcrcd dur- creased 112 percent in population ‘and the public are cordially invitedImB’ 111° day, bringing 111° known losing their banks and their irustlwllllq Nova 500th 11nd only in. The musical part of th .1’ The 1111081 111116 119111115 “we 'tation arose for enquiry into the 50 percom and Prince Edward Isl. c ls under m” dlremo;llljikrglalbrought to the surface at 12.30 lmcauscs of Mammw dcpresslcm an); and had amually decreased “V. m .

__ of the Slew blirefl" <11 mm“ 5'11“ {definite jurisdiction of Maritime The (vnkxng policy o; m, go\'_ nocurom) sou/me SCHOOL 25 °‘ 3° '“°"" “w” “m” i“ ‘helrlgbls. The effect of this was showllicmnlenl was ml like“. m pmdm. Owin t th l ll bl d -._<movcd. _ at the last general elections in .1 ‘Scum, ls cOnCCl-nlp The Cgking

hairs life zXi-Zfzifiig; an: lfifiigflirtffr u one maiiwas Immd “h” by m5" ‘001111113! Where “M1015 111111 bee“ plani was erected in RTOIILTPM where Ch0rus—~"O Canada". ‘interior of the mine of the 1V1l1i-11°1'i In this connection Mr. MncDOH- “be supplied with Aulcrican coal and “T110 30118 0f the Lark." icollieries company 1181"? 1" Wmch aid mentioned the promises mad‘! lwllel-e l; was 5111105); impossible to A Dramatized Reading. tombed Saturday. Tile man Wflfliby the sea last general election‘ Mu Simpson‘ Algoma w,_.5l_ fol. Sollg—"I-Iome of the Brave nntllound in Butt l4. and nearby wcrciwllloh were yet 111 1110 1110"“ 3° lowed and made a special plea for Essay-"Earl Haig." LATER He also dealt with the speech of iod upon the experience of the in- Patriotlc Song-“A Land With MATHER. Pa" M83’ 21-4011 Rd- the Hon. Mr. Veniol at 8.. John. idusiry in Algomn. The Government Declamation-"Our Noble I-Ierit- death. toll to 92 were removed from imagine they might expect 8W3“ tion improving the iron industry. use“ the explosion-swept» Mather 1111118 things when the budsel was sub- In fact it seemed to have lost m-

Q Patriotic Chor s-"W ' C d- 1 b . rews. One itt d. The budget had come and Jlm-el ln the sllbjem, llndhgziixay SchOOLJ-‘and or Hope 1M3 £98111" m ti“ are an“ Illfiltfidrggazild lilvgezfiiisersc still weregonce andullothllng has happened to l, H; relierreitl to‘ snflmt! fluid .. o av e n . l, l d d d, l am er ear s. steel an s ruc um s ec w L§§°'s“§;°f‘mf°'”'"¢ , the Empire Empire Du; May 23.81928. enwml-zed-l-l-qdiloevieqfw- g ‘in “inspect of the iron and [Canada could produce equal in qua‘.- Refill,“ .. Mum-B "Dept i _'——""°‘*—“““‘ ' . ‘rtcel industry. he Slated 11111’- fity to that of any other countrv Primary sgadgsrbor n“ ~80" ml Arml‘ And N ' Veendam SlIlkS 1155i. year $261,000,000 worihpn the world and yetthesu were im- Solo "Three (Ellen-a ‘oi. the Boys iron and steel llmdllci» ‘ported in large quantities from the,

Moooooooovoo-ooo: Condensed Specials

RATIe-io. per word. not. each inurtion in tlilu column.

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‘cuorcu column our non stall-fed cattle. Saunders. New- aoln a 0o. b-M-i.

‘Jon PRINTING 0I'_ livllil description, choc and expedi- tiously executed. nrdian 0on- tral Job Printery. Phone 1S2.

d been imported into Canada. ignited states, hat the people in industry £1191"? i Mr. Simpson then dealt with Aus- g equal treatment. with ralia where duties on iron and steel

Dock Ill New Yorkfil

wuntcd was

. Will Slirivel Up,

110130143“ N‘ J" May nflThei du tries in other purl-S 01 0811111111- had been greatly heightened almost ‘

. ‘He Declares veendam. Hulleuwlmerimi“ "m"- Irtzwlfs not fair that they should buvito the point of being prohibited‘ .' --—— rimmed 111' i119 5'0"" mw‘ 58w" in o. protected market and sell pram; as a result me Baldwin col iCun-ldlln Pres!) idav. 111 B F1911" 1°$~ Seiued ma“ an unprotected market. one of the largest in the British’

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LONDON. May ‘vm.-When the l

great powers sign the treaty sug- gested by the proposals of the Unit- ed States Secretary oi State Frank B. Kellogg. the armies and navies of the world will shrivel up. Ram- say MacDonald. former Labor Pre- mier. declared before the American Chamber of COmITWTu: at a lunch- eon today.

into the mud in the bottom of the‘ Ml.‘ MacDonald

h l L Fxflh concluded bV lEmpire, were investing capital to the Hudson River at er per a

,saying that nothinig would COIItPl-‘exteng of‘ millions to devaljop u 81-1891- ‘bule to Canadas uture so mucnlbranch o thcr business ere. The Veflldflm sewed 5191141’ “m1 as to provide that the requirements‘ 1n clmada the lngrelgge d1 lm-l on an even 11961- gviierfrgsallzg“ of Canada should be supplied b!‘ porls in iron and stle1el llarodlrcts lahil said there was no B11861‘ a 9 the development of its own na ura ‘endfmblls. During t e ast our s-‘ llnery/Ollld “P8199 but that "lresources. Canada was the iilcal years they had increased fronli would be difficult W P3159 1i- “85111- market in the world for United $124,000,000 to over 8fl59,500.000-\ Fifteen feet 0f W111“ 111 meSiates manufacturers especially i" ,What hope, he asked. was there form hold was blamzg 131' 1:9 191113181 the products wiaich tho lxaglllwflour (ianadialn industry in such Ch‘- "Sign a multilateral pact outlaw- The hole in e een ams 0w Provinces were est qua e ‘mums ances m: “n” and the Lender of theimiggdby11mfitgrsiugmrrehfilclgf;xesuglplylfl nile virtually dealt fllllv iistlgwihtgr? léligbflifiimgillfi Ligna; Opposition in nlo Housemi Com- l» an n P i Y. a y l - - 1

. - ~ . . -i ther vigorous speech replied toi P1100! 50 for 300' 100 for 850i mom "and these false securities we Weill’ 0111- T0118 01 "I80 81B 11911114 with the coal and ilon and steel in ,1"; , 250 [Qf 55¢; 500'!“ $1.00; 1,000 my; yghfly erupted, these defensiveiremoved, but much of the load of dustrlcs which his experience so the previous speakers. He stated!

"m. whlch luv‘. never pl-owcmllgraln is ruined. iwell qualified him. and his arsl

_ Th Veendam called 'at Halifax merits were strongly in supnori oflnboring hard and long to make the ‘@131, -‘-mappear' became they m‘ on Lizzy 10th and landed passengeraand similar lo those advanced by House believe that the Maritime

almamimissioner in Sbuth Africa.

irregularities i (lttuwn, where she is soon to wed iMl" Clarence D039“ “Rid: ' 3 Viscount Illmllngc. A. '1). C. to his‘

the nlovel". Ho ilowcver, dealt fullJ 1m‘.

particularly with

"BOUI of these matters had had the mpecial consideration of tile Dun- can Report and were the subject of special recommendations. I-Ie wond- iclcd after two years of waiting wha‘. ‘the Minister of Railways intended

He read a llulllber of resolutions ‘from boards of trade and other bod- es asking for iiiC inlprovemellt re- Ill discussing the ferry boats which

overllnulingr. ilalllpering transportation, he com-

thc fine service givell by the three

~ . , Canadian National steamers on the Fig/gill: 501° (selectedi_stuart also be awarded to any 111mm’ 01 was over two years ago and so far Norm Paclm Coast,

Fl ' , _ Southern Alberta who produces ihelas known the tariff board has The island ferry boals could not;

Gregg vewlflse" F9111‘ P1113115 oflibest crop of wheat. unade no report to the government give cmciem service and m,“ wag“

lmosi. regrettable on account of the

1' ‘that a number of members were‘ they will play other exhibitions be-

iforts of the Canadian "Tracie Com-

ll, A < _ province. which occupied Hankow Nov. lfiand langhgoélxportgftliié; of goods {Tomi SHANGHAI, May 22.—Thg'g1:vékthe KwangslGeneral, Li Tsllng-Jerl. Canada m South All-lea was l“. ernment of Canton has pro lbl e creasing at a great speed. These: _ goods were composed for the most‘ ipart of agricultural implementai imanufactured goods and canned! ‘ ’ ‘goods. “This is a remarkable} " U. S. iachievement," he said. “that South , fAfrica 1s buying canned vegetable" (Special to the Guardiani l ‘and fruits from Canada when the! OTTAWA, ontylvlny 22—Thl'ollgh lSpcvinl lo the Guardian? {articles crow in enomwus quantities I-lon. William Phillips. United Stat-l OTTAWA‘ May 22, we,“ imqifilglrwiougtrghh .d to the f l“ 11111112191 ugtcanadai m? 521/931‘ changes in the pension act makes 5 u ' c 5m ~ e "$110111 1 15 a 91mm“ receive e Canadian ex-service men the best 9mm“ mvnatio“ “'1 the Umbed treated of any who suffered disabil- . . . 15111195 1° 1199mm‘ a party t” the ity during tile GreatWar. Many "i Wlth 18811111 t0 5191115 131113111» Kellogg treaty. for the outlawry of changes have been made in the M; . . . iwflr- The 9113mm‘ Stated by ‘m ‘"'iat the present session and the bill is “091111111131151” Engkmd ‘we 1m‘ 11118111119111- W111°11 1135 been mime now before the Senate. It is not igrlcgrlif 31nd ma, people‘ i“ 1019M 111° W" 01 111° "livimtigl 1111111 111° expected that the Upper House will ; " '1 , 'e n0 very mucl lm- mgflg public on Fri fly. ° 135 a ‘Imake many changes but it is pos- ) 2111555315” [the ideéelopglent lghlilh ready intimated ‘lnlthedlllousli thtflblslbl“ that ll may once more throw 1 V 1°31” n an“ a’ a“ 310.1119 90119101119111 W11 a c"? ° 1- ‘out the widows seciton, as it has I more inclined to place capital‘ done on previous occasions when .ln this country than they have been‘ imls clause has been added al the ‘for the last ten years.“ ‘