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CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA, THURSDAY, MAY 2o, i926

- Annual Subscriptions Delivered ".0!

By lull. Onnldn and U. S. A. JIM

.LOSES PRESTIGE

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in Addition He Must Report Daily to the Customs Inquiry Committee — Stev- ens Urges Making Example of Gau- thier.

?0TTA\VA. May 10. -J. H. Gauthier. -" itartner in the ‘R. ti’; (l. Company of Rock island, Que. manufacturers of overalls and shirts, iras today given 4t! hours t0 rodutrc books and documents which thc auditors of the customs inquiry committee have been un-

“olvo corn GEORuL Whose Future as Leader of the

Ulberala in the British House of Commons Hanna in the Balance.

able to locate. in addition he must report daily in the room where the committee holds its Leave For East tings. uletghuirman Paul Msrcier first

suggested that Gauthier go down to Rock island and endeavor to find these books and documents. Other members of tho committee iiiiiilfttcd to his leaving Ottawa and conferring with his partner in tho

This Morning

(Special ‘to The Guardian) VANCOUVER. May‘ 19.-—<Daron and Lady Byng now on a farewell visit to Vancouver will leave for

business‘, it ivns ti"!!! 1100111011 the east at ten o'clock Thursday that iir. (lillitlllflf would romaiirmoming, instead 9r all, 2.30 p. m. 11""- its previously planned, it was an-

nouniced yesterday. ‘Their ‘Excel-len- cles were guests al. a. civil! 111111411164 last night. _ ‘y

Russell Scott is

Steve na Protests

At onc point Hon. H. H. Stuvcns protested that. Mr. Gauthier was “i051. trading with the commit-

iao". Tblslwus when the wlin sl inawcrctl. "i don't rcmembor“eli‘o lite qucsiion wlictiicr or not he -

ever smugglcti goods into Fnnadtn. later ihc witness admitted Lbati .(-Ht[t(-Ap,-(), iyply 19,411". still.- hiillrm had boon rcqticslcti lfi'conlnllsstinn ,n,;,|,.,,d in im-(ygllgaiu make u sciticmoiil of $1.056 within“; sanity of nllsl-‘Ifltn 3cm; slnykil‘ lite customs in connection with aim a ghlcagn .,1.-"g “hark. has reach. rdzurc of smuggled goods. The led u (tflllclilfiiflfi and while no offi- vltncss suid this amount Wfifiqfln] "ri-nnriyfltqiii-oiit w...‘ made of ‘ llllll l“ l- 1'7- A- nliblmml- l‘"'""‘" ithe decision, the Hc-naltl and Exam- "liliilmll l"""°"“"° "mil" illIJncr sayL-v it has ‘learned from an

(Canadian Press.)

Milnmml- authoritative mnrcc that the form- miilmei‘ will! filmed i0 t-P" or ‘Canadian financlcr has been ‘"09"’ "l" Cftmmtlififl 011K111 0h- found mentally sound and will be

m" "'9 "lliialfll! 000k!‘ 011d i109": returned to Chicago.

mcnis of tho firm, which the audi- ‘fli .'.‘l.‘;l.l3°f.." “.’.'.Z'.’.‘°..§‘; “Sh. ‘if. tEvangelistic Services At the Central Christian Church

lie mystery. neither could ho tell A scusriit of intercession and s

Iliuc the cancelled checks of tlin

iiflitflfly for 1924 and previous tn

liit year were to he found.

Firm Suspected

real live scrvicc of song 111008 with a heart-lifting solo by MY- wmld‘ ruff ‘ilrocctlcd a message of rarc power by the Evangelist.

‘M-r. Hamilton spoke from the

text in FJphesian-s i: 2-5. Ono Lordi

Elected President ' ' f lth: n ‘baptism—this the of wgrd not Cod). leiut in the Acts nine- - . - l baptism oi‘ John. licre then- W9 lruve another baptism-tho baptism of. John. i-lere then we have tWO l)3,[)tlb‘1l1i~l— lhu baptism of John and the baptism of Josue Christ, or Christian ‘baptism. tNow lot the liibin, stutnd as lt- i8- if you rgxly upon your experience tisthc iinui cmirl oi‘ zippcai you are certainly a modcriilst. (if tht‘ fir“

“is thcrc anything that you do

(Continued on page 3.)

(Canadian Frau) OTTAWA. May 10. -—Proiessor Gl-"Tilli M. Wrong, Toronto, was elected president for the coming m!‘ Hi ilic closing‘ session of tho Canadian Historical Association

tore. Tbc ncxi annual meeting Vi" he held in Toronto.

“Am”? “"1"? "T1160?" 010910‘ ‘wulcr, and you uic standing on ullp v l M?" lrofossor Archibald Mac- very placefl_ ‘echml’ Haul“- “d PTMC-"Bili "Fake .i-z.iin ihc iriptisi will you? " "HWY. New Brunswick. “e l)l~0"(;h|>d a “Minn-live mgslgago

members of tho council.

dom of iicuvon i.-i ui humi- J01"!

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N0o+++o+o§0+0+0+ooo0oo ha“ m“ own p(,,._,m“. fiondcnscd Specials RATE.-4c. per word, not

Ouch insertion in tbia column.

tho baptism of Ufillfiillliil-IO.

. ' .- -. ke , +»4+, Now then this sum. .»ll|1 spo M______________ c; nlmllim- iiwpllgm~jro baptism of ‘T0 L5T._N°_ 172 Kmq 31g Ap. Jesus tlbrist ivhirb was tho bap-

ilsm lire." vital ilul) i111. Jesus chose iw-rivo men;

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"NANTED- A MAID. ARPLV spirit is toliimltted unto Jes-

,'° Mrs George J. Rogers, 2:10 Prince Street. 01136-5-18-31 ;F_._______._ M. BASEBALL rtavsns ‘mt our Chopped Stall Fed Bocf. smlmlers. Newsom I: Company.

Mnflmt Building‘ 9230 its cotnmiitctl

lie did llI-‘t Joint chapter"

pommit to us. f irtcon: ‘VI/IANTED .. AT one! OUANT- m “Y nrcssori hay and straw. l acifio 8r ~Co., Grafton St" ‘East.

g esaa-s-zo-ai ‘VMNrzo-A mun.

Spirit.

Will you slip in and

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‘ “"4- GanefMggisgmllilbbiiliggly flarticuiur coinpatiy. Libero W0"? blllisdo, 9391B20$| certain statements made to these

and mo, When he BB1’! 1195011101011. cheaply and empedl

ouaiy executed. Guardian Cent- ral Job Printer-y. Phone ‘m.

, .. _ ____ ‘(g0 wan-r coon zuvatorea ‘close. 50 for 10o. B0 for 85c, 354i u‘ 554-. 500 for $1.00. 1000 for .95. Postpaid. Guardian office.

“satin-a, Houanmo. men "5" mid. References re- “"‘"<l- Awlv w 80:116. our-mast

iWANrmo A mun roll can: a1 m, ‘ n‘ ‘wnuialmiiflt Apply to Mrs.

To these twelve disciples alone.

Conviction.

Spoafking to the aDOItiQB-“lfl fill qiplgg mark you but the apostles What does iio on)’ t0 "m"? says "The npoa you

peaeea both in Jer J-udea and in mar u uttermost a of the earth.

Tonight the Evannlint

may pg 1mg Unperdonlble Bin.

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wnuu was n‘: lioit"'" 0"‘ the idol;-

message. John had his own par. -~u'.ar bap- llfln._.i‘l_ i5 culled .l|liil's baptism. What was John's bua-‘iall-i’ It W”

of the “Holy Spirit. and 0i Tho ixuptism of Jesus is the baptism of the

called tho disciplu-z call-Ed all!) 111101-1114?!- l\ litttilllifli‘ and favor-id f-Zfimit- J99‘ .;t-rinin things tlzat ‘lfaka look at ivhal iii- sold regarding the 110i)’

pp] hi) nay ihcso things to you? take your stand among those twelve (liscilt-

twelve that were not made to you "He will bring all things to your remem- -brance"-—Who is He abeakllli l0?

0f course the 110115101"! h“ 5 relation to the world, What l6 "Hreductkm in- peacetime an ementa, his speech, during wblcir there

iNow to come to the first chwptsr (my of iAotrs. Who is he 8095M"! m? factors n-pon which the wartime "order." Mr. Bennett chalrflfl illit-

He afforded to a note if attacked,

Holy Ghost shall come and ye shall be my wit-lithe very outlet of tho-Geneva. de- sntered into bad wolked adversely usalem and in liberation: that reduction of arma- to Canadian trade. in. and unto the_ments hi an exceedingly complicat- . 0d problem which cannot be solved ‘debate tut year on thelrmoldtkl! ‘Byrd and the will in terms of numbers df troops calling for a redaction‘

IINSEHVATIVES STHUNEEH Nlllli lHiN EVEH

Allowed Credit for De- feating General Strike~— B a1 d win Stands Supreme.

LONDON, May 19.-——The future of David tLloyd George as the lead- er of the ‘Liberals in the liiouse of Commons is hanging in the bal- ance, British United Press learns from inside sources today.

‘While ho has not actually threat- ened to resign it is known that Lloyd George is highly dissatisfied with the attitude of his party to- ward the strike. 11o feels that a great opportunity for the revival of Lilberalism has been lost and that ‘the Conservatives have been allowed to get all the credit for defeating the strike and promot- ing a mutually satisfactory settle- ment. As a result the Conservativ- es are stronger now than they ev- er have been.

Blames Newspapers

Lloyd (‘reiorge is also very disap- pointed in the tlact that the Ltber- al newspapers all over the country were the slowest to resist the at- tempt of radical ialbor to suppress the news-papers and were the last to recover" from this paralysis, as a result of which they have lost much influence to the Conservative papers who had displayed far more enterprise and determimtlon.

On ihc other hutnd, hero are many in tho Liberali piriy who claim that Lloyd George himself

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- Budget itself was carried b)! ‘he

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The Vote Was on Str erals and Associ Solidly in Favor Conservatives So Hon. Arthur Me

(Canadian Press) I OTTAWlA, May 19.—-Nea.rly flve weeks of Bridget debate in the House of Commons concluded this morning by the Government se- curing a majority of 13——the law;- est majority given to a govern- ment measure this session.

tit was 3.30 o'clock when the lest spealker took his seat and 1119 Speaker put the question. The O_on- serviaiive amendment Went dOWH by 108 votes to 121. Then the

same majority.

The viote on the amendment, as well as on the main motion. follow~ ed party lines. There ivere no switches. ‘Liberals voted solidly agaimlt the amendment and in fav- or of the main motion: Conserva- tives supported the amendment wit] voted against the main motion. Progressives. ‘independents and Labor supported the Government on both divisions.

'l'iicre were several zihscntoes in addition to Right lion. Arthur lioiglitsn, Opposition leader, who was confined to his home with ill-

shtiwcd litLlo lczulersliip iluring tho struggle. in the ‘Commons ho lust a. good deal oi‘ influence u! d allow- ed Sir Jnlnn Simon to get u stop ahead of him with his notable speech pointing-out tho illegality tof ‘the general strike, which tmques iionably was an iuiluencc toward curly settlement,

‘in contrast to this dissatisfaction with leadership. Stanley Ilaldiwin on the other side stands ‘supreme. He has astonished: eve-n his own supporters, many of whom, while admitting his aibility and amiable ‘qualities, tioutbtcd his dte-rmrination and executive qualities. His iparty and the nation at largo have found him commanding in action, temper- ate in victory, all statcsmanilke in his outlook

‘For the time being he has sil- lcnciad ovon critics within his own cabinet.

Much Grain Handled At ‘ Port Colborne

(Special to the Guardian)

PORT COUBORNI‘), May 19. - Port Colborns elevators ‘broke all records for grain handling during tho opening week of tho 1020 navigation season according in fig- ures issued today.

‘During tho eight days of olovai- 0r operation up to Saturday near- ly 0.000.000 bushels were tinioadoti from lake freightcrs. A total oi‘ 231 of the largest steamers dis- charged cargoes, totalling 9,850,411 bushels up to Saturday night, while cargoes sent forward to Montreal during the week approx- ltuatcd 4.719.500 bushels.

stocks in the elevators Sunday morning totalled 1.130.910 birshcls. The coming week also promises to be a heavy one.

Only Peace Time Armaments Can ‘ Bo Limited .:fi.§..‘::.t::i;."i.._

Only peace time armaments can be limited by any conference of na-

ncsis. The division on the Budget gave the Government its full mu- pority of iii.

Party Strength in Present House l. At present the House is‘ divided as follows: Liberals 101; Conserva- tives, 116; Progressives, 24; Labor t1; independents 2_ ‘This gives a ma» Jority of 13 for the Government as- suming that it receives the full support of all parties save the C011- sorvaltivos. Last night this majority was obtained even though a num- ber oi‘ members did not vote. Air parently some of the Conservative members who ‘were ‘albsorrt failed to arrange pairs, as at least one mem- bor supporting the government. A spcukman, Progressive, for Red Deer. who has been in the hospital for months, was elbsent without a. pair, in addition no Sneaker Lem- ieux not voting.

House Sings While Division Bella Ring

It was a drowsy house which

Eli IN‘ FEBEiilllHiillSE BY

the House Through Illness.

MllliiRllY iiF i3

ict Party Lines -Lib- ated Groups Voted of the Main Motion, lidly Against it -Rt. ighen Absent From

Finance had then declared that if the duty on tiutomoblies was reduc- ed. the revenue would have to be obtained by imposing a duty on other commodities. ‘He hoped the members of the Progressive Party would bear this statement in mind. The government - had violated its pledged word said iMr. Bennett. The Speech from the Throne had ‘pro- mised that "only after examination has ‘been made by a tariff board" would changes be made in the tar- iff,_ Then the Prime ‘Minister had ‘broelcn that pledge. and offered "the paltry excuse" that the ‘board's recommendations would have been too late to be mlade ef- fective this session. Legislation could have been passed to- give the government power to give ef- fcct by Order-intflcuncil to any re- commendations the board might, mukc during recess. Are the pro-I mises of governments to be treated as a scrap of paiper, asked ‘Mr. Ben‘ nett, was there to Ibe one standard of honor as between a government and the people and another as be- tiwcen man. and man. Government

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551 final Decrees were Issued . to Canadian Citizens as Compar- ed With 543 .in 1924

(Canadian Preaa)

OTTAWA. May 1.9. —Canada established a record during 1925 in the number of divorces granted in any year since Confederation.

A total of 551 final decrees were issued. 134 by the ‘Federal Parlia- ment to Ontario and Quebec resi- dents and 417 by the courts to citizens of other provinces.

‘in 1924 the total number of divorces obtained in the Dominion was 543.

A remarkable feature different from those of other countries was the preponderance of divorces granted to husbands rather than to wives. Final decrees were ob- tained last year by 279 husbands while Z72 were given to wives. British Columbia leads the list. according to the report of the Do- minion ‘Bureau of Statistics, 1E0 divorces having ‘been granted to residents 0f that province last year.

Ontario ranks second with 121. while Alberta ranks third with 101.

oral parliament. t1’. l‘). Island holds the distinction

zens divorced.

in Canada, _ho asserted. bald be- oomc a machine whereby appeals. are made ‘to groups

The result was a grave loss of na- tional honor. \ Mr. (Bouralaa Pleads for National ‘Spirit

Henry Bourasea, Independent. LaBcllc, said‘ that while the trade condition in the country was fairly satisfactory. it was clear that there was dlsquietude. Mr. Eflourassa‘ thought there was more danger to national life through industrializa- tion tby American capital here than by American goods coming into this country. American capital did not comednto Canada as British‘ capital did. With American capital‘ came Amerioanism and a change of social spirit in districts pene- trwted by United States capital. Added to this influence was the en- try of utmerlcan magazines, A duty on American magazines ‘would not solve this. "If you wanit to counter- act the penetration of Americmilgm in this country. You must ‘develop

managed to rouse itself somewhat. by tEngllsh and French songs; while the division ‘bells summoned! the members. The day itseifl brought a rsvived interest in the‘ debate. ‘Premier King made his iii-pi lgngthy apart/Ch since his re-I turn to tho ‘House lu the Prince Albcrt by-eiection. lion. it. B. Ben- nett. gave ‘the final drive t0 the Olp- position arguments. in tho absence of lRilghi. "Hon, Arthur iMeighen. who has been ill ‘for several tweeks.

lMr. King retained his seat dur‘ lng tho divisions and later rose to state that he had been paired with the Oposition leader. There were omlpty benches scattered ‘through the House owing to illness of mom- ibors for whom pairs had been ar- ranged.

iin a few concise remarks, short- ly beiioro the House divided. F. P. Quinn, Conservative, Halifax, ex-

which, as a Maritime member he would have moved had be been in- order. The unmoved amendment was read- to the Hiouae and 0x9765- aed disappointment that nothing in the Budget had provided for the in- dustries of the Maritime Pnovinces.

iin the course of his speech, Pre- mier King undertook to discredit

tlons. This provisional HQTQBIIIBIHZ was reached at today's session‘ of the preparatory disarmament. com- mission, which decided that it was impracticable at the present mlom- ent to think of reducing the ulti- mate war strength of countries.

in ratifying this conclusion how- ever, the commission agreed to a significant reservation by M Paul Bonoour. of France. This was to the effect that. when the sub-com- mittee frames the exact formula it must recognize that. estimated

should take -i.nto account the mili- eoonomlc and geographical - tpotwer depenrb and also the rapid- ‘ity with which ueiotence could be

Thus the admission in made at

and gunl. _

the Conservative amendment. des- ‘criblng it as an affair of “milk and water." if-fe charged ithe Conserva- ‘tives with dyeing- unaible to ‘bring in an amend-ment. expressing their, united views upon a higher tariff all around. ‘Mr. ‘Meighon bed ap- parently bound‘ a. sharp division in ‘his own party on this subject

' I Mr. Bennett's Speech

Mr. Bennett clashed with Liberal members throughout the length of

‘were frtquent appeals to the Speaker for millage and shouts of

the national debt was actually greater than ovhen the government took office. and that every trade treaty which the government had

i

Mr. Burnett also referred to the

ti! on motor cars. Till

plained that. he had an amendment‘

iW-mirwémr unto» Willem!»

in all spheres of iiife the spirit of Canadian nationalism," he said,

Text of Conaervative Amendment,

‘OTTAWA. May 19.-—The ttext of the Conservative amendment b0 the Bridget read/s: l

"in the last general election Cflmbwlzn assurances were repeat! etlly given by tho Premier-and other ministers of the crown that lbgfofe further ivauviff changes were made., an opportunity would be ‘given- ln~' dustrles affected thereby to be lleiard before an advisory board.

‘That such assurances were of- fioia-ily incorporated by the govern. ment tin the Speech from the Throne of the present session in “l9 MlWWiH-g words; “changes iin the tanlff should be made on-iy after the tut-lest. examination or gimp- bBB/Fllti! u-DOII tboth primary and manufacturing industries and that NDTESWIIR-Bl-‘IUIB requesting increase 0r decrease of duties should be ‘made the subject of the most care- ful lnveatllgafi and ‘report, by, a ‘i100!’ 110886981118 the necessary Qualification, to advise the nflalllttry with respect thereto. A tariff ed- WBOW board will accordingly be appointed Inn-with".

“That such ‘tariff advisory board W" WWWIIHEIY appointed. And this House regrets that. tin the cage of the drastic chamggg announced in the ‘Budxet such assurances have not been firilttiied."

‘ The amendment was moved by Hon. Dr. iMandon and seconded by

Hon HJH. Stevens. I ‘ .

Plans Expedition

To the South Pole

(Canadian Fran)

OSLO. May i9. -,-A telegram to the Aften ‘Poster: from Spitsbergen "y: that Lieutenant Commander Rilohnrd IByrd, United Staten ‘Navy. first men to fly over the North P016. Diane to undertake an ex- pedition to the South Pole as soon

as possible. - ,. labors of his -Kiag'a ‘Bay

expedition are in

and classeel l froni day to day to maintain power.

atlon in 1873 divorce.

French Begin Drive Against Riffians

_ (Canadian Preca.)

PEZ, May lit-Tho Preach forces have abandoned nearly six mllets on a twenty line front ‘in the drive began against the Rifiians this morning says an offlicial statement this afternoon.

German Cabinet Given Vote 0f Approval

BERUIIN, ‘May 1B.—-'l‘he Reich- ‘stag today gave an overwhelming vote of apprflvial to the new cabinet headed ‘by Chancellor Marx.

Riotin-g Resumed

(Canadian Prela.)

CADCUTTA, mdia. May 19.- Rlloizlng between religious sects which caused ‘the death of five people at Klrargpur. yesterday. was resumod- today. Tbenumber of killed and injured has not been determined.