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CANTATA, "The Resurrection." by the Baptist Choir Friday night.

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performance at 6.45, second at

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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO Ab VERTISERBPAdvertIsers are res- pectifuliy reminded that copy and instructions must be in the "Guard- ian Oillce not later than twelve noon each day except Saturday, when the latest hour for changes or new copy is 10 a. m. dti.

some: EDWARO-Owing w

“The Birth o1 a Nation" being twelve reels, the matinee today will start at 2.45. First evening

performance at 6.45, second at 9 p. m. 1i

PLEA8E NOTE thaLsnle of sug- ar bags advertised to take place in Railway Freight Shed, Charlotte- town, IP. E.I., at ten o'clock on the forenoon oi’ Thursday, April 3th, I920, is lIUW cancelled.

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TRAGEDY AND ESCAPEIAT FALCONWOOD.--It lg reporiml that n. female patient at Falcon- wood committed suicide 0n Tues- day, and that a mule patient es- caped from the institution yester- day.

FUNERAL FRlDAV.--The re- mains of the late Miss Vern Shaw, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. M. Albert Shaw, llrackley Point, whose death occurred at the Somervlile I-Ios- pital on Sunday last are expected lo arrive Ibis evening. Funeral service will be held at. iwo o'clock tomorrow, (Friday) at the home. Brnckley Point. interment at Cove Iicad church cemetery. (Put- rlut please copy). .

HARDING‘ AND MCRAE WED- DING.—~A pretty WIIS sdlemnized at New London on March 22nd, when Marian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Harding of French Riv- er became the wife of John McRne of French River ‘also. Mr. McRne is one of our returned men who saw three years service in Franco and Flanders ilelds. The bride was prcttiiy dressed in white sn- iin and stood unattended. The ceremony was performed by Rev. (icorgo. Alilier oi New London. Mr. and Mr-i. Iiarding who will reside in Long ltive-r have ilm wishes of numerous irlends for u Iiiippy Jour- ney through life.

.__<-<-o->____ Minarwa Liniment Cures Dlteemper PERSONALS

Mr. Erwin NIcFarlane, city, leaves this morning for Dauphin, Mo. '

vMr. Wallace Bowman, city left yesterday ifor Grand Prairie, Alber- -_t8.. ,

‘Mr. lErnest (firmer-on, driver on the i’. E. I. R., and Mrs. Cameron have gone on a trip to Ottawa.

Miss Pearl Iicll. teacher of this city, leaves this morning en route to Calgary.

Mr. J. 13. McFeyden, Augustine Cove, was among the visitors to the city yesterday.

" Miss Dorothy lBrowneil of Am- herst, is visiting in ‘Charlottetown and is the guest of Mrs. I-I. C. Brown Hotel Victoria.

Rev. Fr. Gallant from Skagwsy, who has been visiting his former home in Rustico. is in the city on his way ‘buck to Alaska.

Mr. i2‘. J. McDonald, Montreal, formerly of Charlottetown is visit- ing this city after an absence of eleven years. -

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ENTERTAIN YOUR GUESTS ntI the Bt. James tea and bazaar this, afternoon. Tickets '50 cents. i

MR8. IOYD E. MOGUARRIE ‘Hampton, will be "At Home" to her friends Saturday afternoon and ev-

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PRINCE EDWARIL-Owing to' “The ‘Birth of a Nation" being twelve reele, the matinee today will start at 2.45.- First evening performance at 8.46, second at 9 P- "l- 1|

Rev. Mr. LliLleJohns in violin selections, Baptist Church, Friday 1118M. April 7-11

DELIGHTFUL 8| LKS.—Sllks are

and Summer wear, and in this de- lightful showing, Pawns include lhegmost popular designs and coi- Oriliils. with n. delicacy that ap- peals to feminine tastes. See their display. 2]

PRINCE RENEE-Owing m

“The Birth of a Nation" being twelve reels, the matinee today will start at 2.45. First evening

performance at- 6.45, second at 9 p. m. - 1|

Proceedings in The Legislature

Continued’ From‘ Page One the government is going to tackle lhis ciuestlon let them tackle It right,

T0 1110115858 the available reven-

ue the government proposed to make certain retrenchments. They were going to abolish the school supply. Wliul. (lid they do? Thcy dismissed the uiunnger, the man who instituted the school supply, who had made n study oi’ it and “m0 knew I111 flimlit its require- ments, and appointed in his place —whom? A mun acquainted with books and school ntequirements? N0. they appointed a political heel- cr, n livery stable keeper, although he. Mr. Arsenauit, was Informed that many returned soldiers, some of them teuche n, eligible for the position. had nppiiqd and, were turned down. It was the old‘ story, $50 and $75 jobs for the returned soldiers, fat salaried positions for political friends and heelers, “llltlr, Arseuault referred to the dIBCQVEPY" by lhe leader of the Kovrrnment of claims for western lands. lie had evidently forgotten than these claims hmi been filed long before he, Mr. Bell, made the discovery.

“ills Honor, ii‘ lnmemluiscent mood," went on Mr. Arsennult, “must have smiled inwardly when he read the reference to the Fed. eral Highways Gilunii. We have vivid recollections, he said of the articles anneal-ms in the Patriot along about July 16 to 20 when the people were warned to vote againsr this grant because or the enor- mous taxation it was going to is illct upon the people. A $600 farm, thePatriot figured gut, wool be taxed at $64 additional because oi’ this, lhe then, infernal road scheme. “Mr. Eelector, how are you going to vote In the face of a tax like this?" 0i’ course the poor

believed all the promises of re- trenchment, "The fnci Is the Liber n1 candidates when they made these promises had no more ex- pectation of being elected than I have of going to China." Theboom erang they tired came back and the leader of the government got a blnck eye and now he is trying to mnke the best of it. They would give much continued Mr. Arsennult, if they could wipe off the pages of the Patriot that gave these start- ling figures. _

We have no desire to prolong the work of the session, Mr. Arsenuuli said and any nreasure that the gov ernrnent brings up that meets with our approval us promising to ‘bene- fit the province we shall not critic- ize except to ,beip Iits passng. There are many things that ought to be aired which he would not take time to discuss at present. I-Ie would like Io have mentioned the liilisboro Bridge affair which oili- cluis had been dismissed and civ- ilians appointed although soldiers had ap lied for the position. The

electors saw no salvation for the tuury.

DYKJVIHCB BXBODt ~10 support those ————-<e->._-_ w o were going to save it from '

such an infliction as that and they

anese troops Vlndlvostock after eight hours oi’ severe fighting. city the Japanese inrperinl flag is flying. The officials of the Reveill- tionary contingents already have been arrested and deported and all Russians have been disarmed. mot-i.-

J aps Troops

anese troo s will be withdrawn from Czechs, when Japanese in Siberia are safe, and when conditions in Siberia no longer constitute n. men- ace to Mnnurchiu and Koren, it was ofilcidiiy announced.

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Canadian Farm- Products Ltd}

A well attended meeting of the simrehoidcrs of Canadian Farm Productu,I_..id.,was held yesterd:

loge, with Mr. John E Sinclair lll.i’.. tho President presiding, and Mr. William Kerr as Sccrelary.

Oiiiccrs were elected as follows:

President-John I-l. Sinclair, MP.

1st Vicc-Prcsldtenr-J. Ii, Mill- man.

2nd Vice-President — Iioruce Wright, Ilcdequc.

Tho fol-lowing directors were el- ecied:

Messrs. J. E‘. Sinclair, M. P., J. II. Millmnn, ll. R. Iirmvn, J. 1.. (Jampbell, R. W. Stewart, J. M. Auculn, ilurace \Vright, David Me Donald, I’. LeLaclieilr, William Kerr.

Mr. R. V. Longworih was appoint- ed auditor.

Organization was carried to n successful Issue and from now on the business will be known as (Yan- udlun Farm Products, Ltd.

One of lhe principal features of the meeting was the splendid rul- dress of Mr. William Kerr, outlin- ing the aims and (ibjccis of the or- ganization and which is crowded out of this issue, but will zippeur- to-morrou’. ‘

Military _C_0nspiracy

(Dom. Press Special.)

LONDON, April 7.~A far- reach- ing military conspiracy, paralleli- ing in importance Von Kiiprfs in- surrection has been revealed in Munich. A news agency dispatch from Berlin said the conspiracy in- cluded the making of General Er- ich Ludendorff, Bavarian diclator, and Dr. Heine, economic chief, the dispatch said, adding that Heine was known as Bavarian separat- ist.

Vatican Rumor _ Is Denied

(Special to The Guardian.) ROME, April 7.—Tho Vatican authorities state positively that contrary to recent reports Pope Benedict will not allude i0 the Ir- ish question on the occasion of the beautifying of Oliver Piunkett, primate of Ireland in the 17th cen-

. Is Occupied

(Special to The Guardian.) VLADIVISTOCK. April 7.——Jup yesterday occupied

in nil parts of the

To Be Withdrawn

TOKIO, April Téibeliiyed). Jap-

Slbe a after evacuation Iby

» PAINS IIII‘ HARD '

BOWLING.

A very interesting bowling match took place ‘Tuesday night in the Y. M. C. A. between the Junior Melit- odist. Tuxis Class and lhe Anglican Class. The former proved victor- ious and the highest score, 169; was made for the winning side by Har- old Harper. The line up yvns as follows:

JUN. METHODIST.

Harold Harper, Arthur Spiilet, Charles Drake, -Bobs Weeks, Wil- irid Large. Roy Curler. '

ANGLICAN.

Fred Hine, Charles Palmer, Cam- bridge Owen, Walter Hyndman, Au- brey Foster, Arthur Dewar.

Prince 0i Wales at} San Diego, Cal.

SAN DIEGO, iCuL, April 7.-The British battle cruiser Renown with

IY alfternoon, in Prince of Wales Col- l

i

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the Prince of IVaIes on board an- chored off San Diego harbour short iy after 10 o'clock today.

NegoRzTiions Re French Advance into Germany

WASHINGTON, April 7.—'I‘he United States, Great Britain and Italy are negotiating with France to arrive n! a definite policy in con- nection with the French advance into Germany, it was said u! lhe Stale Department today.

Campaign to Save World from Calamity

(Dom. Press Special.) LONDON, April T-Political and lnbor leaders today joined in un

paign I’u d l0 push a propaganda by lhe Brit sh League of Nations Un- ion to IIIVO the world from calmn- Iiies compared to which the Iaie war will appear, the merest trille. The appeal was signed by the Prime Minister, Lloyd George. Lord Grey, H. l-I. Asquith. Earl Beatly, Lord Robert Cecil and J, B. Clines.

Supreme Council tn Consider Rhine Occupation

(Dom. Press Special.)

LONDON, April 7.—The Supr- eme Council will meet in London tomorrow to consider the situation brought about by the French oc- cupniinn of the German Rhino cit- ies of Frankfort, Hliilllll. Dnrmsiadt Offenbach, liemburg, Wienbaden and their suburbs.

At the conferences the allied ht- iltude toward MarshalYFochs no

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appeal for h. 1,000,000 pounds cam- ,

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Dominion of Canada

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For the present the attitude of Great Britain and ltuly apparently will be one of benevolent neutral- Iiy. Italy was reported to have decided to offer France her mornl support only. In the meantime iho French were reporled preparing to extend the scope of their uccu pailon movement if they consider cd li. necessary. in occupied zone: the German people apparently vicv lhe French move with indlffert-ncf

bTi-ITBEM it has aroused n pro- lest.

(Dom. Press Special.)

LONDON, April 7.—'I‘hc French occupation of the German Iiliine cli- ‘es was a military act oi‘ violence mi was unjustified by any act of he (Icrmun government, Germany let-larval in her note to France pr0~ eating against the occupation, a

ierlin disnulch today sold-

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earned $1,000 or more.

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to be used In filing

ALL persons residing in Canada, em- ployed in Canada, or carrying on business in Canada, arc on income, as foII0ws:—— 1. Every unmarried person, or widow, \or

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