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16 1919

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TUESDAY WEDNESDAY

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Let us all Welcome The, Prince of Wales

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' Let us celebrate the greatest_.Victory"-.'since,1f,the» world began, let us"“do‘ itiin .a .,mann_er;_fitting to the occasion.; letall adults ~ » 'par-t‘, let allchildren enjoy th_e` 'many7beauti‘ful'.sightsqand=~?enterta.inment provided ;for"them during the above two days in order_that ` they may remember the great joy expressed 'by‘f~all a't5‘the`woinder_ful Victory’ and successful Peace. Let this celebration be the finest thing that has ever taken place in Prince Ed ward Island. ' ‘ '

= Let us make the welcomeso plain, so enthusiastic,'s'o"happy lthathle will leave this Province with a feeling that nowhere in '

it is there any dissatisfaction or anything other than the -purest respect and 'love of his people, for him and his Father and Mother.

" In order that the celebration shall be fittingand happines's___rei_g-_n_ fs_u-pre_i_n__e,_ the following Program of Entertainment has been arranged :

' . Program of First Day----TUESDAY 2 T`i>ii~ogi-am of second Day----WEDNESDAY

The PRINCE OP WALES visits Charlottetown landing .at Marine Wharf at 10.00 a. m. MONSTERPARADE of . Firemen, 'Fraternal and other Societies, Cadets, Boy '

. Thenccproceeding as 'per the Officialllrogram already published ' ---- ~ Scouts, City Council and other officials '

Parade of GREAT WAR VETERANS in Civies or Uniforms wearing badges of ' ATHLETIC SPORT- at C. A. A. A. Grounds -

rank, service and decorations. ' l 100 Yards Dash I6 Years and Under Broad .lump Open '

Prince of Wales at ‘Victoria Park

HORSE RACES three classes “A” “B” & at; the Exhibition Grounds at

l`lt;__ SPORTS o{_f 0_’icto_r$aYPark 0vith_l_)$e_$_ori_$_te_{l g%__Parade at same time ,

.n'imming, n er ears st . , n _ , - ' , 3° | R 2M' L 0

____ __________S________________ 0_______l6 Y______ _$___$__5 $000 _ , , 120 Yards Hurdles, Open _______ _________ ________ icyce ace ile ap pen ou 'frcu ieswit turn st. . ,ni . ~ . _ - -- -pleasfne Boat four. om 1_2 mile lst $900 200 $6 00 3rd $3 00 . lst Gold Medal, 2nd Silver Medal, 3rd Bronze _Medal Prizes will he

.unite canefl 1-4 mit in ssoo, ni $5.00, sri sion’ ` 2ii°“rf°f the “"0” “Venis-

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. Inspection of GREAT WAR_VEl_`ERANS and presentation of Medals by the ' . . lppryards-Dash: 000,, - pop yanking, 0090

‘m ‘ ‘ 4.40 Yards Run, Open -Bicycle Race l-4 Mile Open

’ 880 Yards Run, Open Bicycle Race l-2 Mile Open

l Mile Run,0pen Bicycle Race l Mile Open

Mixed Canoe l-4 mile lst $5.00, 2nd $2.50 . ' -- BASEBALL GAME at Victoria'Pa_rk between Great War Veterans and a team _ ~ " Greasy Pole, $2.00 . _ . - from the ,Mainland at _ _ _ _ _ _ 6.30 p. m.

_ Aqua Planing, Fancy Divingetc. . ' GRAND PAGEANT of Decorative Vehicles of all descriptions finishing at ` Entries Should be banded to Sergt. P. W. McNevin,c City . ‘ Victoria Park _ ‘ -7.30 p. m. ' 'KERIIIESS at the Drill Hall all day and evening I , Over Oiie Hundred Floats expected. lst Prize $25.00, 2nd -$20.00, 3rd

The ‘Governnient of Prince Edward Island has provided a large amount of _ - $15.00, 4th $10.00, 5th $5.00

PIREWOIIKS Starting at 9.00 p. m. at Victoria Park - KERMESS at the Drill Hall each evening. . -

In addition to the above there will be Band Concerts at the Horse Races, Athletic Sports --on Queen Square andVictoria Park,

Dancing at the various Booths_ and a -Ball under the patronage ofthe Lieutenant Governor-~ each 'fevening and _The Prince of Wales will visit the Horse Races during the afternoonand will occupy the Royal Stand Ere_:ted' for the purpise opposite the Grand Stand.

A special train will leave Tignish about 4.30 in the morning arriving in the City about 10.30. Return fare same as 2nd class

about equals to lst class fare. All veterans from west are expected to come on this train. _ ,

The Goverment has decided to pay the fares of all veterans who will buy their tickets in the usual way, produce same in

Charlottetown when their money will be returned.

On acct. of the expense of this free meals in Ch’town has been cut out and men will therefore provide their own meals.

_ Refreshments Booths will be placed at aliconvenient places. .All Veterans are_ cordially invited to join the above Parade.

Make it a Bumper Boys as all the the People of Prince Edward Island want to see you in a body that they may give vent to their wariii feelings for you--The Heroes ofthe Hour. ‘ ' ` '

ENVE LOPE COL,LECT|ONS.-The

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' ' "viii iiivclo ies iuduv for

_ I1\.,_'ii'e on gs .}. .‘_

*__* ~ *-" " cullvrtiuii for the poor and iill iirc :ish-

_I_t‘s Days tr- in this Province

WHITE FWRE UASOLINE. Poole

&'i‘liompso'i, Ltd., Montague.

8872-7-9Mtf.

' NEW RL' iii-'-‘ICE AT YORK. -'Q Mr, (.‘liai‘li-_ -lqieiiroii. Wiiisloe, has about r-empv ri. new residence iic.`i'r`

‘the site -_ the old home :it Winsloc. `

ICF _ FESTIVAL.-'l‘li0

Indies of Noftli River churcli will liold an ice creams-sooidllot North River hall. Monday evening. August -t&t,li.» it-. not iliieffbn Thursiiay. ~

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7 SERVlC§.,_‘¢~ ‘liilro . Rev.-»Z. Ono, of_ Japan wil ;fi'iip],L_tlla.pul|iit oi _ the 'Metlioclistlmi-»5li;i',_.toinogrow _bottlr mornin ta. uni ire :rd ab

-ir la;:ri.e»ae.rtf” ac

" PHOTO Ui LEGISLATURE.-'l’lir\ '(`luni‘dliln has pI-<atsiii‘i- in ri<:kiiowl<-dg- .ing il phi:-to oi' inc P. IC, l. Imgisliit- Are by the Buyer Studio. As ailreaiiiy iltated in tliocs columns thc photo is

work of nrt and worthy of the ar- ,illstic reputation oi Mr. J. A. ilziycr.

lr " Novice.-rim ri. w. v. A. iioiisiiig "Committee in sending notices to nil _people who took boarders or lodgers during Exhibition Week, |918 risking if they are prepared to do likewise -during the two days Pence Celebra- gtion_ Will those who can tnke ri" hbonrder or lodger during these two; .days please let Mr. J. A. Clarke, or Mr. _GRE Ritchie info! nometor MM! ‘

--Saturday, August 16th. 250-8-15M2i.‘

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MOIRS `CHOCOLAT.ES aiidrfliisscs

nl thc liiipi-riiil Ilrug Store. II. W. 'I`ooinli_<i & t‘o_ ‘ 280.

HOSIERV ihnt woiiieii :ippi'e_ciaio

see thi-. new lliicei siiiiwn hy Alli-y & _t‘o__I,td_ 241-8-ll3l\l2i.

~-~"'LAD|E§ high vliissi li<isivi'_v frcnn New York :ill the iit:\\'cst sliuili-s shown ihy Alley & (`o. 241-S-li'»M2i.

.-L Wi/..WRIGHT, irlslius to :iiiiiuiini:~'i‘

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_,(0 his i_:li.~iiniiii\r.s in },:i~lii‘r:| int, “will l)e':_iiriii|iiil iiii his niiiniiil ii‘ip its

iisuuli L'til'i-X'-1tllVlIli.

`NOT|CE.-In oi'il<~r to in:iki» nlore spam- fur i-iizil, wi- will soil ulioiit 50 Iofills iii’ sol`lwiii>rl liliit-its in, sltovc léiiixflis siiitiihle fin' klurlilng lit. .$2.00 pci' luziii, iii-livi-ri~<I tri any part of this Y',l.t_v,. ()i‘di»|' iuiliiy, Iiuntziin U<\ll'&' (’h.~, 2228-8~l4MCIl

WHAT ABOU`;l:_IT~ANYWAY7-_An

Uiwlci'-iii-I‘iiuiioil ilvi-|:ii'i~.~i 'l‘iii-silny :inn Weilnesiilziy public Iiriliiliryii. and the Miiy_0r has proizlainieil them vlvir: holl- diiys. hut thc iiicrcliiuits :iilvcrtisiie "Iiiisincss as nsiuril” on both iliiyg to min o’i-lor-lr. Whiit. is the use ot 0rdei's-iii~('niin<'i| :ind Mayoriil pro-

vii to i‘ci‘i.-.ivt\ thi-ni ltiiidly :ind help their \vui‘t|\y iilijvct. 245

VISITING PASTOR.-Itcv. I~lil\vin

Siinpsoii, pastor nl' the l~`ir.st Biiptist itlinrt-li of Wllliuiiispori., l’a., will pi-iiacli iii t‘:ivi»ni|ish Baptist (‘hurch, Suiidziy ev1=iiiin.;, August 17th :it 7.30. Mr. and Mrs, Siiiipson are spending tht-ir viieutioii with i'rii,-i_ids iii Caven- dir-iii.

* A PUBLIC ini-etiug ol’ all those

interesieil in the crer-tion of il iiioiiiiiiioiit tn our izillen iioldicrs will he lttild iii t‘orii\vall llull on Monday, the 18th at 8.30 o`('I0ck p. ni. All si-liool ilist,i'ir‘ts reoiitrlbiiting towards the fund :ire i-eqiiinstcil to rivnrl deio- gittes_ lly order of Uniiiiiiitlee. . _ _ _ , 27lpd.

A PROGLAMATION has been issu-

ed :lecturing Tuesday and Wednesday, thu itltli and 20th;instiint,.~»pu‘blic holi-

rliiys, in lioiioiir of the visit oi' the Prince oi' Wales and also in honour ot the l’eiu:c Colohratinii which takes place on the 20th lnsti\nt_

776-8-16M2i.

SPEED FOR SALE.-Owing to

i-ir:ni‘i:iify cf help the MacKinnon Drug

i<liiiiiu.tion.~i aiiyiviiyi ` '

CHEESE BOARD.-The _Clieese

Board iiiot in thi- city yer-iioriliiy wiili ri i-imall nltoiiilniir-:~, Presldciit Geo. llrown iii the chair, There was no vliuntm iii enblr- iiiiuisiigc from Inst week wliich' r|||iiti~il l‘Iieesii~ ut 25’/ii

,lehq frviglit to Mninrviii, Mr. M tch horses- .iire- staked at Kensington, offeri-il 25 i'i=iit.=i freight to l\l<in`¥'cal ltliiirlolfetovm, Montnguepetcs- Ao” “pliifby Bnlesminifior arose brmr»,t.'=<l-_ dress MacKinnon Drug Co., (ilidridttsl "No sale." ‘ ' iitoivn. Aug. 15-:li.'

(‘.o.. are noinpelleii to reduce their stable of race horses and offer for ante one or more oi following horses: Helen il. 2.16% eligible to 2.20 class; Angus Dillard eligible 2.40 class; Com- iiindorg ilny, 2.20% eligible to 2.25 class mixed. They will be priced rr-ui-innahle -tor quick sole. These

ssnvics.-rnerr, win ne- sei-'viEo

_iii___.H‘t. ’l`lioiu:i.»¢ cliui'c:'li, Long Ureirk, on Siiiidny, the 17th at 3 o’cloirk iii"‘*tlie ni'tei°n'ooii. ~' ‘ -~ '

ATTENTION iiragain diroc-ted; to

those wisliing to nttendftlin levees iii the i.ogis|;.i`ive. Assembly on Tue 'lily morning tliiit they »iiiust iniiiiedirgely provide 'tlit`-insielvcsi with eiii'ils oi’-~:iil- -iiiisiiiii. These cards oi’ ad'-niii-islon 'iiiiist -be procured p¢»rsonal'ly‘!ruiii tlie‘Pro- vinc-.lol Sei:retni‘y, Per:-imis i’-ailing to proviile themselves \vitli such cnirils will be `rei‘ii'ser1*n`dmission. This pre- cuutioii is rriiisiiiered iiecessnry. and ilie otiiiieinsi nt. the door of the llulld- ing will refuse admission to persons not so provided. i 276-8-16hi2i.

GOLDEN JUBILEE.--St. Peter'ii

(lathodml will commemorate ' 'tits Golden iJiihiic-e during the month got’ September. lt is -expected that* it number of the clergy who linvd li, _cn connected with the church and ot cr nhl friends oi' the congregation will he present. On Sunday, September tli the Right ltr-verend -Edward 'rW. Osborne, retired bishop of Spriirgtlcld will proaieli morning and evening

_tho-14th the Rev. W. E. Bullock

the only survivor ot' the clergy w io took part in the opening services in iscu win preneii in. the morning, and the Venerable F. -W. Vroom, Arch deacon of Novo Scotia in the evening On 'the 2lst the,Archbishcp or Novn Scotia will preach at both services, and will unveil the' Mem0ril1l 'I`illllGl for those fallen in the war. Qn Tues day 28th the itev. H. Scott Smith will

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address -by Bishop Osborne, and iier vices for the children.

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Mlrihdr'| Llnimdnt Reivovolffdeuraiilc

ON AUTO TOUR TO U. S.‘- Mr.

and. Mrs. id. lt. Newsome. and daught- er Margaret und Mrs. Louis Whcur, of lvliiiitronl, who has been visiting thorn, _leit hy motor cur on Tliiirsay ulter- nnnii cn route to l’oi‘t,l:iiid, NIO. At (‘i'apziiid thi-y iveru joiiii.-il by Mr. New- sciiiiifs uni:lf‘. l\li'. Jiiini-ei IC. Newsonw, of lloston, who has been here for sonic iiiiic. The liittcr's griiiid-diiuglib er, Miss ldcliia Moss, also ar-coiiipiiiiied them. She is to nillr-into at thc launch- ing oi’ ii Iairge four niiisted seliooner to be czillcil the .lzinies E. Newsoiiie now ruaily to take the water at.1!ooili tiny. Maine. ilcr grandfather is one oi’ the slini‘eliolili~i's in the company, all coniposed oi' Maritlnie Province men iii Boston, :ind this is the fours' teentli large wooden vossel which they have liiuiiched each averaging iii value about two l»nndrcd thousand dollarii. Mr. Ncwspnir is having a special train ruii out frc\‘n llustoii carrying it nuiub or qt’ his lrii nds to the lounc-liiug

PERSON ALB

Mr Pntrlrk MiMill~in Mount Slew

'irt was i vhiitm to the city yesterday

Mr Janice J Kelly Johnstone RW

cr was u visitor to the city yesterday

Misa Mildred Inrter linmpsliire is

visiting frlcuils in (liarlottetown

Mr and Mrs Nelson Tremero are

leaving ioi Saslratcliewiin on Monday morning

leaves this morning en route

Winnipeg

NPV ‘V A M.iiNeill oi Salisbury

N li Will breach l'rl llie Long Lreek Baptist church Sunday evening Aug

Miss Lena Martin, lr-.it yesieriluy for

Moiiti'eal 1-n route to Liverpool, Eng- land.

Mrs. Wm. J. McDonald and little son

Ilarolil. ot’ New Glasgow, N. S. are visiting Mrs. McI)oiiitld's piirciits, Mr. and Mrs. llugh Gondivin, Fitzroy St.

Mr. William McRae, (‘hief oi’ Police.

oi' Vuucoiivcr, ll. (7. ith his son, ar- rived on the Island thg week to spend ii couple. of \vei~ks vacation nt his old hi In llolle lliv _

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Mrs. J. Edward Cronin, of New

York City. has arrived in (lliarlotte_ town after touring the Muritiiiie Pro- vinces. Mi's_ Cronin will visit Quebec, Montreal, Winnipeg and Minnesota, on route to New York.

DID NOT DISCREDIT POGROM RE PORTS, MORGENTHAU SAYS

WA‘~ll<llNG'I`O'\I Ang 1'l - Henry

liinrgenthuii member of the '\niirli'iii nils~i’on sent to loland to investigate epoits of atrocities ‘against J ws has issicil through the State Depii ment i oriniil denial of iitiiti in ii s that no had fiiniil ii ,oits of all pogiiiins niurli mggeinted This is the statement issued by the

department

Mr Morgenthau having just “end

'i statement issued hy the Polliii Pele ilraph Agency on July 28 tha' he stat ed in an interview with newspaper tmrespondintii that in the short imc hc had boei in i olsnd he had convlnc

moms o ews are incredibly ex nggerateil desires to state that he never made such a statement

We had not on July 28 rommfm-ed

lnvestliatlons of roitrumi we comer al Jadtvin and myself) had damped

1B\1l7¢h at U' d'0I¢¢l! (HGV 611.120 fl

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$135 it piililifvopiegzfptignf a missonary and Mm R- li- Gregory, ella; ed mgpighthat nil -the so-criiied po- E328-ys,7,5 seen properly heard."

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most oi our time in Warsaw to

taining general inipressioiis of pi‘f\l*l“ ot' the existing ilitlereiices i'ot¥l\llIl“5 vcmioniic -boycott and the I-it’-"Brill ""“' iiiiniic conditions and worked toivurll creating it better feeling union!! I-"P

parties.

“We left Warsaw on the i-.IRIN "I

.luly 27 to investigate at first liiiiiil iiiiil by direct exaniinntion of wittii'-_.~».>.~i und inspection of places where isriint-s were alleged to have been coiiiiiilttcd and the ilocumenltary eviden:-e <-<»l_li»i-i- cd by the various coniniisslons tit tlii-sie places so as to enable us to ioriii all opinion on tho subject. Wo shrill ual be able to give even an intiinatloii uri to what our opinion will De until no have completed the visits we iiitviiil to iiinke. Wle have already visited Sokolki, Grndno ond Lida, and .ltr now at Vltnii, where we exlbfld t," spend three or four more tiny?-_ W" shrill visit` Baronovitoh. Bresiti, l.|t_- ovsk Pinsk, Lodis, Cracow. L0l*P"‘*‘ and (‘henitok‘liov0.

We believe that we have lien? IN”

tlinii one third oi' t-he testiinpll thi" we intend to listen to before syibiiiir- img ii an to the r»oiiiiii»uovernl"",‘*

for their answer and shall not3i<=i<'_" to form an opinion until the OHS' government has had i\n 0Di1°l`t“""y to answer Then General Jndwin. M"~

Homer Johnson und myself will ciihn_- ly sit as long ns it is necessary, i‘“_f_ weigh the facts obtained before “_ rivlng at final conclusions. As 0"" tithe most important questions invoigln is that of whether any exaggernt___;»r has been indulged in -by the Jewsh ____ Morgentlinu says that this woul ___ the very last question that he sh0;'____

opinion ul10!l until

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