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I THE CHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN.

Startling Evidence Given‘ ‘at ‘Trial at Cult Leader PM

m Iity In the sect. . _ in; Benjamin Parnell, leader ofitlle oult is said’ to decree the

riages and the girls select Bonar Law tQ

mu rnateal by drawing names from s hat, than they are m“. rled in groups. ~

The Star witness Was Benjamin Hill, a life long merrfber of the colony who was arrested attempt-

Wplnan menfber or the cult. He

h b . l i.’ benef said he ad eard stories of im £20112" “We h“ “iron “new

tion from which he suffers ‘will yield to this treatment-

moral practices by the cult leader and. had gradually lost faith In his teachings. Two other witness. "s WBre heard in connection with

a damage claim against King Ben. some in

Jamlin- of two hundred thousand dollars ~for criminal offence. upon two girls.

o-oo++o4¢¢»<~¢~oo¢~..§”‘

% scoundrel and double skunk" were cans

some o’! the phrases used III. ll

*"*"*H+¢w++»o+o¢+» tilt hetwleen cotélalrmlichsttlkl. p51:- ' _ ' i.t ltlout por o o _n e - IlATlilIw-lllfl nu- lino nel- an. an ‘if; ,“J'eg,s,a,u_ré and Colonel L A

ll i3’ n‘ P" h, h" ' d." "r w" Currie, Toronto member.

s lino per d t _ Count 5 words‘{o ‘l'lla'.'."<S.§I.$’.'°.,'i

5 fltures. initial letters, oounv. u m, mow“ were struck The inci- rne word. 10 per cont. discount for dent ocwned early "m, nmmmg

cash. Address forms

and mum‘. h paid tor. Bgyialoétatg in a ddbnte over the Marine Fish- Fwrffhr "3- "" f" ‘"0" cries estimates which Currie chol‘ we s. or one week. Situation‘ ‘Puget, 1mm, “mm,

{O

wanted. for seven words. 50o per week.

_______...._........_.___._..___._.__ ‘FOR 8ALE-A DESIRABLE RE- sidcnce. Apply on premises 220 Kent Stmet. 1-‘16iil0l283i

‘FOR BALE A M081‘ DESIRABLE dred thousand dollars of Domin-

Coaner Building lot, Agppiy 231: ion of Canada Victory Loan hear- l.1477-4~2Hii. er bonds have been stolen or lost in Toronto, It became known i0- day. One thousand dollars reward will be paid for Information that 4-27-5i. will lead to the recovery of the \"-"‘ l-‘Ollilfi-Tlle YCWllriI Will be puillilly ‘FOR SALE8ROOM RESIDENCE Geo. H, Shcrritt, Supt. St. Paul's

=16 Granville ‘St. Apply at lprem- Fire smi Marine Insurance Com- 2l nany. when seen today Mr. Sher- itt declined to discuss the matter, but admitted that he is advertis- ing for the recovery of $100,000 worth of bonds maturing Nnvem. her 1, 1933.

Fitzroy St.

‘WANTED-SANDER. sass Carrlzbell, Emerald, R. R.

ises.

.._.....__._______.____.___.__._ ‘FOR SALE-WIGKER BABV carriage. Practically new. Apply =17 Pleasant St. _Pllone 485-11. ti.

‘PAPER HANGING. WHITE- wash ‘ng and painting. Alpply J F. Bourke, 129 Euston StmeL.

Siaellarton Fire

“ l new onasoow. N. s.. ‘aura 2r . —llrwin Fraser, the eight year old I110» llllflm19tl°n' 7m‘ 3° *9" son of ‘Finlay Fraser who .with d it)» "qgllilmoilgglalllgrom nu father an‘: omlllel- Michael,

61¢!’ .,, 9‘ - ‘ was Ibsdly b ned in a fire that of Canaan 101a m, 1

lire relieved. ill the “m?” °* a t thi h tst Ilar- v so “ WM" mid“ 09min." he" by in "t: ballad“: ‘ab: ails; lino“; or Efiligmethyfllnfighgggn and Lady The steamer went ashore "ll-u" m u” an‘ ow" mu!’ Thursday morning. died this morn- and hopping‘ - on; me lum” m“ m“ n“ ‘mud “'1' ing in Aberdeen Hospital. His fat- her and brother are recoverinz.

$100,000 DOMINION OF

1116625-27 3i

‘U-NO HOW GOOD A FIG Ol-‘(drowned on April 4th.,

Victimliies in Hospital‘

(Canadian auto.) <

‘ (Canadian Freer)

LONDON, April Bit-Premier - ' g . 1,; l abort m‘ to leave the country Wm‘ a Eejrgrxoygltglewwlthslgiilll: ggolgeh ap- be

it of his health.

special to ‘like Glusrdlsvl-l roaorrro. April Bfcdflfll’

Other members interfered. and

CANADA VICTORY BONDS STOLEN IN TORONTO

TORONTO, April 27.——Onc ‘hun-

SAILOR snowman AT cause

Canada Sends a Greetings to

The Duke o! Yorlg Buckingham 13111339, London

The Government and 1,80,)“, Mossanlcdes have arrived at the port of Alexander.

N April‘ 26.—Pl .

62'] ‘hi; Government and $22313); i? our very warm u,

1°)‘ lfillld cablegram and 2:5,‘; ilrc lacking.

331g?” which w” greatly appre. _ 1ft}? -'- Atazar AND ELIZABETH, Ald DlSp3tlGh6d ti)

Wrecked Steamer Cymbric Queen’

'-l'eprcselltzl.tions on the subject of 27- Film Blllllggling lhuve been dllllllc Iby the United States, lState Depart- nleut lo the British government, ‘known “n. which is requested in friendly rding to terms to (tn-operate In preventing c vessels flying British flags from drifter class, engaging ill liquor trafiic between f-ternoon for United Stairs and foreign ports.

of the lrisll Republican army has ordered a. cessation oi‘ IlnstIiiiiv-s lrom noon Monday with a view 1,. ‘the negotiation of pence.

EARTWS MAGN ETISM IS

earth's lmngnetisul is llinlinl , oach year by one-thousandth pal-t , , ,

of itself, Drmbcuis A. Bauer, a dir- ;§}‘,‘,,,“‘,‘,‘,‘,,,“‘,‘,‘,,“,‘l‘§ cctor of Carnegie Institute, ivash- " ' ' ington, told the American Philoso- phical Society here today. Dr. Ball- er snid he was satisfied with the accuracy of this conclusion which he had reached after several months’ analysis oi‘ eurtlfs nlagnc- tic field.

sis tended to confirm itlhe theory that the magnetic axis of the earth was slowly swinging west and to- ward the ‘equal-OT-

tohscco really can be made. You|dory upset, it was learned here

must try a fig of U-—-No. Flynn‘ Brothers. ~ 11388-l-18-1mth w I

when l-“QVSBSPI pht into port with i Grand Tirulllt

- Vi’. '.\' . 'I"llloy, K (‘<-

lwl‘ flag at half mast.

eras near Hunter River Station. Apply to Mrs. H. T. Pickering, Hunter ltiver.

~11? TQ-Dfllflfi! and engraving of the highest order st"i‘he w. T, Wellner Co, Ltd, Queen St. ‘

I 8-30glmth

WANTED, TWO SMART NEIWS Bttcnts for train, age 20 to 25 vesra- Apply Newstailfl c. N. Station.

WVIANTH) A GIRL FUR HOUHE- wonk. Apply to Mrs. Henbert 34'1"". RR. 5, Charlottetown.

IHW5U43B6I

;,,,CE Gtreet. Write XYZ care off Guar. diaa- 11664-3-4-28-3i

‘ro LET.-TWO OFFICES msxTr to American Consulate, well lllillted and heated. Apply at TWO Mlwl- etris-zs-tt

‘LIBERAL WAGES WILL s: paid to first class young wont. an with good references to as- sist with housework. Apply

Mrs. F- ~A~ Flllfqlllharaon, 99 Upper Prince ‘Street, 1t

‘YOUNG MAN W-ITH DRY goods experience would like work in,store or warehouse. Ap. ply D care Guardian.

1.16617 4 27 2i

-_ ‘BELTING r-‘oa eats-meow American rubber or canvas, All widths. Lowest prices, Chas“

Todd, Bradeilbaae, P. E. i. 4-27-44.

‘wanna-a satssmlu on

salesisdy who is qualified to take fuii charge of dry goods de- Peri-meat in a general store, this Province. divs, particulars as to filers ensured. etc. Agiply onus- "3- , i M01428 GI

wow each-calla aaeotms cruiser Tiffani" built of Virginia "d" 5.3.5 Will with Reral T0111‘ cycle onglh . Apply to Dr.

Alley. ‘to Praise st. . ‘ 1'18578~4~25-6l

‘WANTED ‘r0 III NT m JUN! e "i" 7 room once. Modem. Fllrlliwhea ei- liitfurni-oilled... Re- Qpsnsiliie itch-lat. State price end llluililil. 30X 1.10

. , +27 at

‘-——————-~.--¢->-_....__.__- ‘WANTED-A "rt-ls P. s. ls- Iand Plot t Orphanage. s ‘Woman who can doplain sewing Mid moire lumen generally use- flll- Anni! to Jars. chasm- lMc l-"rc. Oaeen Hotel, between a and I1 a. m. and 6 and 7 n. m. at "' mamas --T0MA‘I'OEII. ,"'-'"‘P- coIGWI olblnue. uwaet ltrwltoes. alias. torulbercies .l'."l""‘l’"ilflll blmyiti-i.‘ QMWI/N . "Yillt- ovvlndes. mill-o the moan. may. s“ up

-<-'~*'--»i .-

n 50h Bani " ABOUT ls-i-resamauv CLAIMS wont.”

DEEPEST WELL, 7,350 FEET

‘l'~"1"““-l3l i JIONDON. April 27—The deepest‘ "~ well in the‘ world is in Upper Sele- ‘WATGHEQ cLocKav JEWEL" sia, in tile German Empire,

feet deep.

T

ac-- . ‘conmlg m a “London Dam, Manuilvlhlnl) away. l-lc was in add:- statement. It is a dianlond~driil~

hole in a coal field, and is 7,350

English Royalty

(Canadian Press.)

Ottawa, April 2511,, ‘IVALFISII BAY, ‘Sou Pica, Alprii ‘27.'—Tb!'0e boats from Portugese steamer

Brought Down On Thursday.

(Canadian Press.)

(Canadian Press.) DUIBLIIN April 27—C-hief oi‘ Stall‘

I

DWlNDL/ING, SAYS SAVANT

lPIIlILADHIsP-I III A, A ‘prli

Dr. Bauer said his recent analy-

——-——-{-O-}—————-

- m OPULENT FEES FOR LAWYERS CANSO. April 27—Freelmln Con-l- ——--—~ rad, one of the crew of tile Llln-l

Ienburg schooner Abatian was fornmlly _ when hpgyiaslcrtlny shows the amount pmu

I v

orrmva, April EPA 1‘°~‘~“",“,ll..,lll.,. ,..-

prr sonic d to Pu rliu lll(‘i..

ill l'(‘l"5 i0 slonm of irlu- (atzunsul I'\‘ tlzalnvil in curlleciillll wltll lilt- apbitratiul.

0.! .. ‘forouio wallet ab‘; - ills rest with a bill for $95,880. Iii-s

[retainer was $-10.l)00. tvilili-iill

amounts be rcccivc-li plfii‘ (Iielil vlnriod from $100 a day while at home in Toronto to $400 u do!‘

tlon allowed expenses at the fair of $20 a day. ‘Otlher ‘amount-s

lpnid were th-o following: K Perm’- 'Butlcr of st. null, Minn, $691581;

A well in the United States

, _ . 1H. A. Lcvett, Montreal, $42,430; filmy, "f" g° “°°"°" “°°°"““‘"' m-Hecte.» lll/Iaclnncs, rnllunx. $12,690; t e “ted Sums Geologmal Sur-IJ. ii. Dussauit, Montreal, $9,444 ‘my’ is {our “m” northwest o! M” and E. L. Ncwcomlbc. Ottawa

Donald, -Pa., and about fifteen miles west of Pittsburgh. This well, which ls being sunk to the Medina sandstone-a bed that elsewhere contains oil and gas-is now 7,714

feet deep. ,

lSome gas and oil were struck in the upper part of the well. Be- tween the depths of 6,880 and 7,100

feet rocks bearing rock sali- H“ salt water were encountered. These

are regarded as of Selina ase- "if same as those carrying rock all

in Western New York-

TheLate Mrs. J. H. Stevenson

The body of the late Mrs. J- ll- Stevenson arrived last night "gel: EL John N_ 3,, where shower-lime away on Tuesday 25th l“ -

body was uccolmlllllllled by M1; Stevenson, Mallaller 0i "l"! Bi“? of'Nova Scotia, St. John and IQt brother Mr. Percy 13- Rem» Chg)“, inspector of Immigration. ' torwn. The deceased was a daugh- ter of thc lilIC Ml". 30h" ll--R‘*l‘l' formerly Maniutur lll i119 Tmplmm} Company, Charlottetown. Tilt‘ lll" neral will take illllw ml“ "m" noon‘ at 2 o'clock from tile fllfll" deuce ot Mr. n. ll. sell, 204 Illllfl" bore st. ‘Service at the house M 1.30, leaving ml- People's Came‘ tfifly at 2 sharp, The service lll“ lbs conducted. by Rev. Wm. Orr Mulligan. Minister oi’ St. Jfllll93 Church of which Mrs. ‘Stevefllwh

and her husband were mellrbfiffl- Mrs. Stevenson leaves to mourll her husband, two sons. slewli" at the Piston Academy. M"! C11"-

lee at home; two brotllefii. Ml‘-

Percy Reid of Ottawa and Mr. ‘d. M, Reid of Toronto; two B18181’!-

Miss Ethel Reid,» a Missionary lll

China and Miss Eleanor Reid of Toronto and her mother, Mrs. J. D. Reid of Toronto ‘and formerly" of Charlottetown. Mrs. Stevenson was formerly Miss Lenora ‘Reid. of Charlottetown and went to Sl- John when lMlr. ‘Stevenson was transferred from New Glasgow. N. 3., in 1920. She was a member or the I.O.D.III., the Women's Can- adian Club and the Red Cross ‘Society. She was an estimable

woman and her‘ death will be learned with deep regret (by a large number of friends. In 8t.

John, New Glasgow and Charlotte-

town, Mr. Ste onsoa is a native of. New Glasgow, this province.

His rather and mother and other relatives are in the city io attend the funeral. , '

$5.830. .__.__-¢-o>_-.-

CHARGED OF FRAUD FACED sv ou. MEN

FORT WORTILTexas, Alpril 26 ——-O! ille ninety-two oil ipromoters and operators indicted by the Fed- eml firamd Jury yesteedsy by us- ing lhe aruai-ls to defra/ud, 43 have made bondsranging from $5.000 no $40,000. ‘Plus remainder, unless

United States Colnnlilssioner today will be arrested ‘and arraigned.

It was am-nounced by Fedora‘ Judge James lC. Wilson that hear‘ inlgs of the indicted men will be- gn on May 15 and that district ludges from outside 0'.‘ this‘ district would be called lial. lt will re quire more than o yeariolr all the hearings io be com-plate for some. of ,ulle lurrger comlpanics will re qulrre several "weeks for the pre- sentation of iiheir evlhlence,

The indictment against those con nected with the General ‘Lee do veloplnont i-zittiresu; charges lllzr‘ tho [.il'ClI1lIi.:OIl5.‘-V(‘l‘9 lnanliesied by usilll; tux. _i figulr-llixzld an eurlerly lllflill, "General" llolxrt A. Lee. who was ‘Il-cizi forth to the public as :1 descendant. oi‘ tile ilxlllmlte Leo's cf the colonial days and General ltobcri: B. Lee of the Con federacy. The [promoters are laid to have oloimod tihat “as Gon- orali Id. Lee gave his life to the caluse oi‘ tille1South,lso now is Gen- eral Robert A. Lee givTn-g his life to til) oil industry and the cause of humanity.‘

"General" Loo was furliller rep- resented by the company, it is claimed as being "a successful, ex- perienced geologist that he was in Not a miracle man in geology; that the had made fortunes in the location of OIII wells, and among Seolotiml men was revered and admired."

Not one of these representations was true, the indictment obs-rues. but Lee was a laborer without ex- pert knowledge. The indict- mElIl-fl ways “GmeroP Lee is not a descendant of the historical lmc illllli-‘v and General Robcrl E. Leo of the Confederacy, nor was he giving Ills life to ‘the oil industry or to i-he ca-ulse of vhumanitv, Imt wuss only trying to help promote a diraudulent scheme.

"In 18AM the lirdictment con- firmed. "Lee leaned his name to the scheme fol‘ $12.30 n week and. theretofore, lad been employed as

J-"WIII/ii’ in the state capitol of Idaho, and‘ mot and is not a Iocaior of oil flit." ‘

llAlLlliAX, 10s,, April the wrecked

Cape Frio several days ago _ when the British steamer BYNG QF VIMY. VIctOr reached the scene in ans-

wlreless calls she found the steamer deserted. She carried over two hundred passen- zero. Pull details of the disaster

wer to m8 l" I101‘ assistance with

tenticll oi‘ towing her to Halifax

U. S. Appeals

(Canadian Press.) NORTH SYDNEY. April Nothing of the exact condition of , the Cyrnric Queen, a _ slgmdllx-Abgnril 27—Replyillg u, Black Breakers, will be ' y on today in tl , til to rrow morning ucco Ontario Legislature in... a. s. mo... said the ...’.“. ‘“°

Ilfit might. be lDTOught now" "pow sibiyon Thursday but not ~bel‘ore_-,

Lloyd's Agency. One o Donald's boats, of the left Imuislmrg this a the scene and Sable I from Halifax \vill give the stranded steamer all possible assistance. ' ° Re mrts are nlea COIISIlGCIWFIIIC pesslm to til: repclrt ill on the rocks at high

.___--<-o¢-~—"~ Western Horses For Charm tetownlAlllcrican Consul to l

at tlhe chi-l welll

The Guardian.) .-"lliil., Alllll .214)" the llist slhiplllents n!‘ ; yvt twill,

this well nloro purl-hurled

"i

k tor (fllnrlottctown. Till-y by D, hi Mulmlrl the‘ Grand (‘llfilll-

ifnlgllry Spring other gruys, the Stock oi‘ P. ill the four car loads are w my don-in n credit to the country lllll -l'll'- Ilwnllnlllll‘ Show“ l‘ ms“ hlilll cutter hllli:l.~ll.lillli.

.-l'illlill'itinll which will ho KlTfllllY ---<ro>—-——_- eostcrn purchas- WANTED To HtqLp QEAR ll‘ arrive in Charlotte» town in about. ten days. ‘

ER ACHIEVES E AIS MODERATOR

ship was llfval on by illv

ill . in tiu- lllullliiulzlofl ~ settlement. o!‘ their H strike in Nurfoll; “lump

Jiuluiig ‘flu: quarrel in l3‘ lilting: trzvlc-s priszf

fcrlcrntinn, (‘IYCCIIVB All“! 30m. l*':ll.\'¢=il1lill;; the pllvt-nlvlli.

10w tzlkilllguup his zliti-ntion. fit-M 11,5; in hiuillliu-ll-il pumps

TSSERTS THAT LADY -pr-zll'l Ilmuls llnlli-llcll ‘.0 lull‘ \\"d3\l

ELIZABETH is ENGLISHXIINI ll ]i:lii' oi" rl-ii

laONlJON, April 2

Scotch glrlf, receive-ii lsmuotiling of morning when they read irl tile Dally Express‘ a slate. alclll. by Artllillr ‘he, tiistinguinlleil genealogist, that Lady Diizubclth is not Scotch, but

Ml‘. FoxlDavics traces the mew inch-ass‘ ancestry back to the first

1301, and from whom the present Duke of York is also descended.

TO DISCUSS MATTlE-RS VITAL TO EMPIRE

Mlril ‘JG-While the agenda ot‘ the llllpfiTlill ccnference which opens in October in London llllws not yet beet announced, the Colonial Office has issued a P"- agemin of the economic which will he held out

they voluntarily appear before the .

Vlk-iys and means sources of the Dominlons and col- mercs slllppinlg an: for the improvement

ecolllnnic intelligence, and ulriiiicatiotl of the law and practice ( lll nlliiers affecting trade.

AGCUSES’ MiLLlElRAND OF FRANOQS TROUBLE

PARIS, April Ztl-A bold demand for President ilvlliieranrrs resigna- tion ln the lending column of The F‘ gal-o this nlorning has stirred the

The Figaro accused President Mlllerand of the responsibility l0!‘ entanglements in

seriousness of iho attack lie-s in the connection that its words are the words of M. Point-ore. charred ilhat .M;. Poincare has com- tracted to become ix political writer on Tile Figaro at on he leaves the "Premiership. tyre-column article which ap-

morning culminates Ies of virulent attacks rlnon the Pres-‘deni.

tract attention from the imminrnt bresildnwil in PMlIICIhYCLS repar- aPnns; policy‘ Prr-slalent hlillIcr-allds newspaper Menus rrhllcd tonight.

Tile (IOITIMNI for ‘President Mil-

a bitter firlht in the French domestic pollfcs, the out- oonle cf which will determliile how Fan-m- wI-ll sottlc the rrlmrations lnrnbIem—-~- latter fight littlhz- i-ncrlve venture. or red-ucc its

Boat-s From Wrecked‘ l l - ' ‘ Portugesé Steamer French Trawler . MISS Canada

Reach Port

in Distress off l i __ C. B. Coast‘

(Canadian Press.) -

To Britain For

v s o o

out several engagements in“ Wlgell ———— n III l I’ t as all (Canadian Press.) Li?! mg“ n an are as

WASHINGTON. April 27--NeW

pt-rs to vessels with lilllltll‘ llP-“lll? uuuul for Ynllcil ‘States poris- l

Investigate Death l

of U‘ S’ it-un Yillli i‘ illllllllil"l'ii‘llllli nil-l

nounl-i-d that lllPll‘ troll; , w V_ _ ,, mpflctlcally ('f\llli}ll"l"ll-> “ml” ,u.\l-.'rr../~..\"ll, .\' u. April 21-» “n at \\'llter\"1ll~- this lllnrliing

Special to The Guardian-l l\\’,.-’\SliNil'i‘U.\'. April 11'»-

(Illllil-l

THE FAMILY nuaoaws

NEW YQRK‘ Aprll QT.‘_IR'C1IIISQ

she in "most tvrclvla, and i115! about growed up." Syniflp of Ne, 940 Gates Aventur, Iiroulliyll, put on some c!‘ lift" Lulmrllllctilt-lfil i-lutllcs this nlurllillg tllllli i‘. is rapidly scquil'ing',_.,t m“ h, not ,1 l ‘nlur- m: u lllPtlilltfil‘ in IIIIIUSYTIIIIIHL“ H, Ills rrufllll. firllit-vutnl-llls5H,,"

prc tty Lou ise

jull null help bull" ls Louis-e has tlyuf

ulily l7\ll'il

Iuu- siloulilcrs.

,, , i0

‘mnlo?’ “h”! inquiry" by tllc cop rcvculcfij

have been happy in ‘tllié holler illui,.Lm,,sp_ "ms 1mm“ m, n menu,“

“larmlg “Wl-tomowllr-re flu (‘Ins-con Jwvrllir,"

where hire. Snlitil worked, Sin». in-|

tended to get a job, she said. i A suitcase Louise had. ibeqnl

carrying contained extra clothing and n Bible. Sllfl was hazy as in what she planned doing with the latter.

“it was iiatldfs" she said, I thought I ought to have itulong.

-—-

AIM TO KEEP THE CONCESSION ISSUE OUT OF LAUSANNE.

LAUSANNE, April 27—-ln the ab-

sence oi’ a plenary lsestsion of the Near Fast conference, the. various l-lubcammlittece dealt iotlay chiefly with filo relationship between the 'I‘urkl..~l.h Government and coulpun- its operating in Tulrkey; the negot- iwrimls, according to some of the A.l'lcd observers. showedl some ln-ogrrss. “ Uuuer pressure tronl the Allies ifs-mt“, Pasha agreed to urge the Angora Government to hrwten dir~ cct negotiations involving conces- sions in order to avofii having them brought hrfnrc the ccnfor~ once.

Tlllzi divcrsrtl of the discussion of concessions tn Constantinople nl-gora, ii___~ hopml by the con‘ ‘callers, may survl- i.n kl-cp mu of the iflllosior agree- ~r\\‘.'l._\' from ll't\ll§illlll('. a!» limugll Lllq- illzll-aliiilns are that T-urkmv would like to soc it form

clpeal door.

-_-Z'4o>-.—~ TO KEEP INMEMORY RAID AT llE|EBlRUGGlE

,icr of Public Works.

‘ pn’nt where they will have the British support.

U10 participating warships,

so‘. JUI-IN, N. u, April 21-».- Wlllvi was received here lllis uf- MISS Wilinilfred Blair, St. John- Lm-lulnn that the l-‘relu-h ll-ilwlel- ‘u; IIIOVCIICP! hlld lost her [Impel- rrl and was out of cool about fifty llllllll oil the wipe Breton coast. 3l':‘““_l"'"y> Pill" ‘llfwn llilv-srv‘. u. {litllbl to have received from u llawlgra predicament unuthe

girl who was crowned ‘Miss lulu" at the Montreal Winter Llar- ll lll" llllfll. and who has been visiting "l‘“l‘-""“~*~' IIOI‘ ulmi in New York city, is rc- W" 111"]