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SU M M E RSI DE ‘CHARLOTTETOWN
ORWELL COVE SCHOOL
Report of Orwell Cove School for son
pr z Grade X-l, Annie MacPherson; 2, Catherine MacDonald; 3. Babel McRae. Grade IX-l, Claudine Brown; 2. Frances MacDonald‘. 3. 9°"! 3mm‘
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Grade VIII~i, Barbara Macheodi 2, Margaret MacDonald; 3. Mull-n“ McKcnna.
- Grade vI-l, Patricia Rooney; 2,
Mary McRae; 3, Emmett McKenna- rode IV-l, May MacDonald; 2,
Zita. Rooney; 3, Cecilia Rooney.
Grade III (Sr.)--1, James McKen- nu‘. 2. James Rooney; 3, LeRoy Rooney.
Grade III (Jr.)-1, Dannie Brown; 2, Dorothy Rooney.
Grade 11-1, John McKenna; 2. Alberta Nicholson.
Grade I (a) — 1. Kathleen Mee- Leod; 2, Gerald Rooney; 3, Stephen McKenna.
Grade 1 (b) - 1. John Grant: H. Wilbert Rooney.
Grade I ic)--1, Mary Rooney; 2.
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"MELVILLE SCHOOL
Melville School report for B91111
Grade X (Sn) - 1, Merton Mur- dock; 2, Martin Gilmore; 3, Martha Hancock.
Grade X (Jr.)-l, John Gilmore; 2, Margaret Gillis; 3, Everett Mac- Kenzie.
Grade IX—1, Fannie Hancock; 2. Elizabeth Murdock.
Grade VIII-l, Flora Gillie.
Grade VII - 1, Marie Beaton; 2, Malcolm Beaten.
Grade v-l, Evelyn Noye.
Grade IV-l, Lois Gillis", 2, Betty MacKenzie; 3, Dorothy Noye.
Grade II-l, Catherine MacKen- zie; 2, Hilda Murdock.
Grade I-1, Blanche Holmes; 2. Jeanette Gilmore; 3; Jessie McRae.
Angus A. Gilmore-Teacher.
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—NURSES GRADUATION-The graduation exercises of the Prince county Hospital are to take place next Tuesday in the High School Auditorium. Nurses receiving their diplomas this year are the Misses Mary Hazel Bry , Kenslngton, R. R, Muriel Florence MacDonald. Nor-them; Issabella Fortune Hunt, St. Eleonora; Irene Alice Cham-
, Wellington, and Matilda Gardiner Owen, Hamilton. B.
—BNJOYDIG WORLD CRUISE According to word recently re- ceived, the Misses Constance and Marion MacArthur, daughters of’ Senator MacArthur, accompanied by Miss Barrier. Bradshaw, Sum- merside, are having a delightful time on their extensive ’round the worldficruise. Before xeturnixxg to the Island they will have visited twenty-five ports in seventeen dif- ferent countries, including Manila. Singapore, Penang, Colombo, Bom- bay, Suez, Port Said, Alexandria, Naples, Genoa, Marseilles and Bos- m.
—FUNERAL 0F MR. EDWARD SIMMONS-The funeral of Mr. Edward Simmons took place on Tuesday afternoon at the United Church, Lot 16. Rev. lldr. Wood- slde conducted the service which was very largely attended. The pallbearers were neighbours of the deceased, and are as follows; Percy Miller, William Best, Seymour Thomas, Isadore Farrell, William Miller and Frank Sweet. Interment
was in the old Methodist Cemetery
at Lot 10; Mr. Simmons posed sway on Saturday last at the home
o1’ his daughter, Mrs. Francis, at
Fortune, King's County, where he
had resided for some months The v remains, accompanied by Mrs.
Francis, were brought to Summer-
side on Monday evening by train
and were taken by motor hearse
by Mr. P. L. Bowuess to Lot l6. lBesides his daughter, one brother, l Mr. Joseph Simmons of Sherbrooke, , and one sister, Mrs. Fred Simmons "l 01' Wilmot, are left to mourn. The
late Mr. Simmons resided in Lot l6 for many years and was most hglhly esteemed by the commun- ity. S.
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PERSONALS
—Mrs. B. W. Robinson left on Tuesday morning on a visit, to Hali- fax, N. S. S.
~Miss Florence R. Moyse, Ken- slngton, has entered the Prince County Hospital for treatment. S.
—-Mr. and Mrs. Ferno Graves, who recently moved to Charlotte- town, were in Summerside o_n Tues- day and met many old friends. S.
-Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
—BESIRVI Will‘ things I01‘ m”
Stock Supt. J. A. Gillis, Manager of
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W and Prince 0ounty'0hronicle__
in; are invited to attend.
ers will be Hon. Mr. McNutt,
ter of Agriculture, W. R». Show, vs
the Live Stock Marketing Board. L-flilti
-—BLACK BEAUTY. Mica and Black Diamond Axle Grease, sold at Bruce's. - 1.4072.
—MAGISTBATE'S COURT-Ml‘. O. M. Matthews. Magistrate for Prince County, heard several pro- hibition cases on Tuesday st the Court House. Bummerdde. live parties from thevlcinity of Boflien charged with illegal consumption of liquor were each fined $10.00 and costs. An excise case was also heard against a party from East Bldcford and a fine of 8200.00 m‘ three months imposed. S.
EASIEIIII GUARDIAN
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..'SUBSCBIPTIONS to ‘Pa, Charlottetown Guardian may l4 banded to their Rept. Archin Hume phone 47, or left at H. J. Manon“. Drug Store, Montague. L-‘it
Opposes Ganadab Withdrawal From League of Nations
(C. P. by Guardians’ Special Wire)
OTTAWA, May 9—-DPCl8-l‘lll§ that wars were frequent before the ex- istence of armaments as understood today, describing as a fallacy the common belief that war was be- coming more cruel and horrible, and voicing a lack of sympathy with those who advocate peace at any price, Hon. l". B. Black, Mono- ton, led the opposition in the Sen- ate tonight against a motion that Canada withdrew from the League of Nations.
The motion was introduced seine time azi- by General A D. McRse oi’ Vancouver, and has caused a great deal of discussion. Hon. W. A. Buchanan, Iethbridge, also oppos- ed the motion. He did not believe the pctple of Canada wanted the Dtlmlf-lffn to Withdraw partlcuisiuy as l‘. would strengthen the hand of those most opposed to the Lea- Bile.
Eerstor Black, who served as an officer in the Canadian Expedition- ary Force, was most outspoken in his sentiments ' against extreme peace propagandists. "I am entirely out of sympathy with those people who are for peace at any price", he declared. "No nation ever grew great unless it fought for its rights. Slushy sentimentailsm leads in a spineless, ineffective nationhood."
He had never been an ardent
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supporter of the league but had viewed it as a board of consultation for the nations. Senator Black said. He regretted the widespread talk
__Mrsv Gemgg Barlow has re_ of impending wars and believed turned to her home in Ellcrslie af-' m“ such pflpaganda would "mm"
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NEOLITHIC POT ' RARE TREASURE
(By The Canadian Press)
WINNTEPEG, May 94mm 0;. the dawn of community , 5i simple clay ' one of the| treasured possessions of the Man-j itoba Museum here. r
Th‘; pot. the only one of its kind‘ ever found in the prairie provinq 095. was discovered a few years agol m“ Emmet’. in southwestern Manitoba. W. D. Magwood came a- cross it in a sand hill and it was later turned over to the museum as a relic of the dawn of civiliza- tion in Manitoba.
First of its kind, the pot is built on crude lines, with a small round- ed base. The lip is curved outward and designed with the familiar mowing-bone pattern found on {many types or early pottery in rudely-separated parts oi the’ world. The curved lip “as 59 de- Siilned to carry the flames away yirom the insxlc of the pot.
a It was usel for cooking grain and lvhrcsents according to Harry iR-and, museum custodian, the first 51BX18 0f Organized community life in Prehistoric days. Similar pots have been found more commonly in on. tario and in the Mississippi and ‘Missouri Valleys. But these are nearly all of later date,
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It was a popular fallacy, Senator Black said, that the wars of the present day were more horrible than ever before. That was not the ease, he said, and he quoted figur- cs to prove his contention. In some of the Grecian wars 97 percent of the combatants were killed. At Bannockburn 85 percent of the English troops were killed.
In comparison with those figurn
Senator Black recalled the battle ' of Vimy Ridge in which 81.000 Can- i adians were engaged and 4,500, killed. The same number were en-f gaged at Passchendaele and 3,5001 were killed. l In the Franco-Prussian war 80 rounds .of artillery were fired forl every man killed while in the Great War 860 shells were fired for every soldier killed. Throughout the war 6'10 people were killed by sir raids over the Bnitish Isles while in the year i032, 33,000 people were killed in the Untied States in automobile accid- en , Senator Buchanan believed Can- uda should stay with tire League of Nations and assist in its efforts to maintain peace. The real signifi- canoe of the last war had been summed up in the facts that it cost 30,000,000 lives and cost $400,. 000000.000 in property.
In Memoriam
MRS. HUGH CALLAGIIAN
The death of Mrs. Hugh Call- aghan (nee Margaret Tralnofl which took place st her home st Lake Verde on Thursday, May 3rd, at the age of 0'1 years, has cast a gloom of sadness over the whole community. Although not feeling well a few weeks ago her condi- tion was not thought serious, com- plaining of s pain in her foot, which gradually grew worse de- veloping to Paralysis, yet hopes for her recovery were held by her phy- sician end family, but God willed otherwise, and on the above men- tioned date, she passed peacefully sway. A kind wife and loving mot- her she ha; left s. vacancy in the home that can never be filled, not only in the home will she be sadly mined but in the neighborhood ss well where she was always ready to help those who needed her assist- ance, in sickness or in trouble. Al- ways kind and generous she had s welcome for everyone that entered her home. She enioyed the mn- pany of young sud old, and we
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nsss by hu- ldnd pastor" my. P. D. McGuigan, who administered to her the last rites of the Catholic Church of which she was always s devout member. The flulersl in Vernon River on Saturday morning under the direction of M. E. Jen- kins wss largely attended, bearing testimony of the many who mourn- ed her death. Requiem High Mass was offered up by Rev. P. D. Me- Guigan. who also performed the service at the grave, and there in the quietude of St. Joachims cem- etery sll that remained of s kind sndsloving mother was tend- ss-ly laid to rest. Besides a sorrow- ing husband, she leaves to mourn her loss, seven sons, and one dauph- ter, namely, James and Ambrose. Boston, Mass, Harry, Rumlford, Me., John 1-. Owen. Augustine. and Ifluls at Lake Verde, Annie. Fall'-
sgsmst friend or neighbor. She was
frequently visited during her ill-
d her mothers illness, rick, Hermitage, St. ‘Teresa's, Dromore. Lake Verde, and Mrs. Patrick Goruniey,
cared for her during her last
Duffy and William Redmo ’. May her soul res‘. in peace. (Patriot Please Copy)
BOB!!! roll for April: Principal's Department
2, Dorothy Johnston. Grade X (JrJ-l, Hilda
field, Me», who was called home
,1, Edward Francis: 3, Lloyd
also three brothers and four sisters, Pat- James and Owen Elsie Dingwell; 3, Beulah Coffin. Mrs. John Hughes, Mrs. P. M. Callaghan, Johnston, Dorothy Dixon, George Mrs. Patrick McAree, Francis, Laura
Teresa's, the latter having tenderly ness. The poll bearers were, Messrs Dixon sod
Joseph Woods, Earle Acorn, Jos- eph Redmond, Harry Kelly, Fred
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Grade X (SrJ-l, Basil Johnston; Sylvia Coffin; I, Adollllo Campbell.
rrsncis: ‘ Brads I (c)—1, Kenneth MscDonq Jackson. aid Grade VIll—l, Dorothy Dixon; 2,
Coffin, Elwood Campbell,
Thelma Jackson; 3, George Francis. send, Esther Alt-ken.
Grade VII-l, Dorothy Burke; ‘l.
Perfect attendance - D o r o t h y on, Esther Aitken.
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Dixon, St. \ Burke, Dorothy Burke. The following made an average of ill- over 00% - Dorothy Btu-ks, Dorothy Elsie Dlngwcll. Primary Department Grade V-l, Elisabeth Coflin; 2. Earl Townsend: 3, Elwood Campbell. Grade IV iSr.)--l, John Francis. Grade IV (JrJ-l. Lorne Francis; a, Dorothy Works. Grade III — i. Jesn Dixon; 2, gifiiry Townsend; s, Weldon Camp-
Grade I (lo-i. lsther Aitnen; 2.
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name is unknown. The 01mm‘ ling is shown on of Vancouver Island Pl‘ the province of Brit by the governor and the Hudson's Bay corolla“ don. .
The map was drew"
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Grade I (bi-l. Bernice Francis. Douglas, then govern" . oouver lsand. It gives vlntonm Perfect attendance — Elizabeth "camosack" for Fart ~
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