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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 192a.

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Activitiesiof th viewed atLargely Last Night.

(mp1,, u |.. The annual meeting of the Char- lotettovwn Anti Tuberculosis viety was held in the Board of Trade rooine last night. with the President, Mr. Joe. ‘Mictlarey in the chair. There was a. good at tendance, particularly of ladies. The President read his address as follows "

To the officers and members of the Charlottetown Anti-Tuberculosis Society. Ladies and Gentlemen:-

The Reports of the Secretary- Dispensary Nun.» contain full linformation as to the activities of this Society during the year just closed, and these officers are to be congratu- lated on the success of their labors and particularly upon the cornbre- hensible form of their reports.

The very satidsoto y statements submit-ted leave little to be said as to the details of title work, but in

keeping with. the usual custom l!

am pleased to have the clpportunity and. privilege to offer some re- marks ‘bee/ring on tho work of the year. the usefulness of the society in the community as evident from its past record end on the desir- {Miity for united bublic action for lessening consumption and other inreventa-ble diseases.

To premise I desire to thunk the ladies and gentlemen of the Exec- utive for their ready and efficient cooperation duringJhe year, and an behalrf of the association I wish to acknowledge with sincere

titude the generosity and also e moral support and. encourage- flinlit. of the general public.

Wrhezfinenoial statement tabled at ile laennsnral meeting showed‘! bnlsnce of} 7.81 es at March 19H, but before the en- velrlpc "collection was taken up in April there we e so many urgent demands thh the small credit balance was eaihnusted and an in- dnbtednesis of $70.00 incurred lslhich ‘had to be liquids-ted by the forthcoming‘ revenue. ad materially the amount at credit in beginning the present term and the funds continued to be so limit- ed that the utmost vigilance was necessary ‘in order to give relief. at less-t in some measure, to all de-

ly accomplished .

The annual en-vcflope collection.

amounted to $988.07. This was not. as largo an amount as that collect- ed the year previous, nor did the special contributions aggregate as much as formerly. ‘llhe amount of $410.50 realized through the Dr. Jenlttns coal fund was quite credit- able. Seventy families in distress during the extremely cold weather were provided with fuel from this fund in half ton quantities. The cash. Christmas donations amount- ing to $333.40 included 8-100, from the Rotary (lluib which together with the good offices at the Christ- mas Tree distribution in the Dis- lN-‘IIBIPY. by the ‘Rotary Represent- ative M‘r. J. A. McMillan, calls for special and grateful acknow- ledgment. 7111s generosity, of P-rowse Bros is proverbial. ' On this occasion their diberality was expressed in a cheque for 850.00 and also various useful articles which were distributed by the Dis- trict Nurse on Christmas live.

The usual grant of $200 was re ceived from the Provincial Govern- ment and 8100 from the City Council. The total exendituro was $1962.88 being all average of $317 a month while the Dispensary was open.

Ah event in mid-sunlsner which occasioned wide fell-citations de- Drived the Society of the esteem- ed ;Disl.rict Nurse who 1110M important Motor tion wliih the

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‘work since its inception and pend- ing the appointment of a successor the work of the society was sus- ipended from August -to December.

0n the first of December Miss Amy Earle was appointed to the position of District Nurse and, al- though pronounced eilfort and ex- tiraordinary zeal was necessary to emulate her predecesso , the new- ly appointed nurse in charge proved to be equal to the respon- sibilities devolving upon her throughout a most severe and try- ing ulmter. De-ta-ils of her visits to the sick and poor are contained in her report which shows thnt daily visits were made throughout the city in the fcrenoon while in the afternoon she was present at the Dispensary rendering assist- ance and giving advice, and dlstri». buting medicines, food, clothing and fuel to those in need.

In December last *Dr. Wodehouse iS-ecretary of the Canadian Tuber- culosis Association witih. head- lquantcrs at Ottawa, accompanied ,Dr. J. W. Robertson, C. M. G., President of the Canadian Red Cross to this city and Summerside when i-xu-blic meetings were held and inspiring addresses delivered by these gentlemen as to the work of their particular associations and in thw ‘interests of public health generally. Dr. Robertson referr- ed speciaily to ‘health activities in New Zealand and stated that if in Canada we could do as well we could save 15,000 babies every year. We have buried more ‘babies that. should not have died than soldiers during the war years. He considered the petiole of Prince Edward‘ lalnna a... yam- curable iindiv-idimily out v inef- fective as o community

Federal Aid for

Highways Will ‘ Be Continued

(Special to the Gusrdlam.) OTTAWIA, Aipril 10.— A depu- tation of the Canadian Good Roads Association which include-s prominent men of every Canadian Province is gathering in Ottawa today preparatory to meeting tire Prime Minister and other mem- bers w! the Ministry tomorrow in connection with ‘the request. the federal aid to the good roads movement shall be continued.

culosls. It was soon found that the pa-rson-s who presented them- selves at tho Dispensary were, in most cases, of the {poor class and duo that tile homes visited by the nilrse in charge were scenes of poverty and unsanitary conditions which could not be passed over without immediate relief and such attention es the circumstances de- mantitld, Consequently it was im- pOESIlbiB to divorce the care and attention due to the sick from the relief measures which were o1‘ ab- solute and immediate necessity when women and children were found to ‘be without fuel, food or sufficient clothing ‘to nourish and sustain them.

Inspection

The measure now ill force for Clio Inspection oi’ meat and milk was authorized at the request of n dele- gation from the annnicil meeting of this society in the year 192-0 and, it its .1 certainty, that the citizens would not revert to former condi- tions in this regard. The work is i.n cwa-ble hands, but the rcguln- tions cannot Ibe accepted as com- plete or satisfactory until an ordin- ance forbidding the exposure of meat for sale on the public streets or aqua-re is passed and enforced.

United Public Support Desirable

At cur annunl meetings from year to year appeals have lbcen made for united effort "by silgclasses of iti-

‘ trowel-w missiles sin" ‘m1 orities to provide a substantial

&nd ho urged a stronger coinmunit pirlt in hcaliih work.

Dr. Wodehouse declared it to the.

a high death rite from tuberculos- is the only Sanitorinm in tho Prov- ince, which was the free gift of a generous citizen, is being dis- mantled. _ ‘Ho gave assurance that in any attempts to fi-ght tubercul- osis we would receive evcry help from the Ottew-a. office.

Usefulness in Community ' As to the usefulness of the '.Socioty in the community 1 am sure that its was; record will fully iustify the moral and material sup- port recei-ved from tillc public. Seventeen years ago the organiza- tion u-ns launched in this Province as a Branch of the Canadian As- sociation the objects of which are to prevent the dprend of Consump- tion and to rail-eve .‘_n so Ca1- as pos- sible the distress of iihose who are afflicted wiith this disease. Much has been done to educate the peo- ple as to the ravages of tilbercul- osis and its infectious nature, but. it is wcli known that the resources and activity of ifs officers have been rlpread over n mucih broader iarea thsnithat at first outlined, for it was found impracticable to con- fine redief measures to any parti- Icular form of disease and. so, the broad policy of rulief to the poor as well as to the sick, in any csee when distress is found to exist, is practised in so for as the means at bend will ipormlt. ,

Among the measures secured by this society through several yenre of advocacy is the medical inspec- tion of pupils attending tre public schools in this city which was in- troduced In the year .1918. It in encouraging that this worltis con- tinued under the Hovinci-al Red Cross in extended form and is con- ducted by nurses who have had spec nl training and exiiertsnce in Chit Welfare and Public Health work. An appeal is now being made to the Provincial Govern- msnt by the lfied Cross Society for fiunde to assist in following up hsalthmducatiuu and we heartily ettmfiurt the application with the conviction that any reoaonsible expendmure for the conservation of the health of the citizens is in this be

interests of the commun- Oodation. Winch costs this

ithe health of the Advocating expenditure

livsaitzh lvilfliusesgthat tateaman Col Roosevelt thatthe I iiha State i: v the health!

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a distressing condition that with‘

rivpropriation for health purposes and the officers of this society are ovum wdauoa-ffrgrtwsee-nrowunmci know the unsanitary conditional and other dangers that mcnuce tho- comm-unity. Leading men und women m... sire aware n! the fact the; 8400.000 is paid out anti-daily to carry on anti-tuberculosis activ- ities among our cattle, while $10,- 000 is-gtlanted by the samc Federal Government to assist in fighting

the human type should lend Itheir assistance in o, generous manner to in-

fluence the Federal, Provincial and Civic authorities to assume reason- aible responsibilities and activities iin this regard. We should not lose sight of the fact that. last year this Province lost 1B8 peorple from tuberculosis, 28 of whom are from the ages of 20 to 30 years, "and this will ho the annual tcll if we do not take ordinary preventive measures. in View of the health iwork that is carried on throughout the whole civilized world in the present ago, an milled ipublic volco phould be rinsed that wtill Justify the elected representatives o1’ the people in providing necessary dunds for eff-l- cicnt hcaliih work. Such a demand must ‘insure results which will re licvc tho heart strings even i.f they tend to loosen the purse strings to some extent. The following news item appeared in the local Press some time ago:

“iNutrition Expert iiere- Prof. C. ibnnle Smith, Biological chemist of the Department of Scientific Research, Ottawa. lla-s arrived in Charlottetown to nluke n special study of nutrition in foxcs"....,. it would bc interesting ‘to ascer- tain how much thought .1s given to nutrition for children in tihis Prov- ince while we cnll for extraordin- ary and expensive measures in re- gard to animals.

Recommendations

in cider to cope with existing conditions it is most desirable that 3, Bravincdal Jsamoratory should be established wltllfent delay and, -in the ci-ty, all residences without ex- cclption should be connected with the water and sewer systems. The -praseni, practice cf carelessly hand- ling meat for Isle on the public square exposed to the elements and atoms sho d’ be foribiddcu. it is also recommended that the Oltg (‘ouncii amdnt and pay rtbe _ iic Dispensary visiting Nurse and provide the Dispensary hold- quarters, while this society can continue the work ea ueuel.

VIIVIY HIBEEANNIVEHSAHY

since the war ended hnd

[IHEHHMEB IN [ITTAWA

Baron Byng Was Host to 160 Fellow Offic-

rbion ~in Rideau Hall.

(Special to the Guardlsru) l Judas OTTAWA. April 10.-~

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_ in arms to meet ngniil

N0‘ lltuily oi‘ them for the ‘first time there since titty left tile battlefields c; been a more notaible re-unioh Oiilhe westcren front." in the pence- officcrs of the Canadian Lormiful and coilgcnial precincts o than at the Vimy dinner at tho-itnleau llcll burorn going iutt Government House tonight, wheli,tliiliiel-, each guest was gfCelediby Baron Byug of Vimy, GotnGenkGon. lxlrrlllyniz.nearlyevcry om.- of Canada who was Commantlenof whom know him in ,1 m0", o, of tho Canadian Corps when Vlmyilcss intimate ivny. The dinner Ridge was captured six years agonwzrs held in what is ordinarily had as his guest officers repre- used us the ball room. ‘The 1st‘ senting almost every un-it undewoiiiccrg ppcflpnt from a“ pans 0g his convmand at that time. it watlCanatin sut where they chose at n most hitlppli; fwctiotn for _it gave tile several tailing an oppor un y .or ormer com-

litay. when the good Indies wlm so kindly assisted lest year willbo again requested to diatrhmtc and take up the cnvelci-pes on behalf of their poor and sick fellow citizens. l am sure their own sa-tisfacticn on making e success of a good work will be a. sufficient reward for their services.

Legislative Dinner at Government House

‘The regular annual dinner in ilonor of the legislature was lmlil 1:15,; flight at Government House, the Lieutenant Govnrnnr Mac- Khnon and Mrs. MncKinnon ro- rcived t-lic gilcsts ill the drawing room after which tlic Quests sni down in a splendidly served and thoroughly enjoyed dinner. The following were the guests, His Honour -preslding:— Rev. Wm. Or-r Mulligan, Hon. J. J. Johnston, Hon David McDonald, Hon. F. J. Nash. Mr. Tllonlas lid-cNiltt, (Jaipiaizl Bonncllfilttr. E. T. Higgs, l)r. S. R. Jenkins. Capt. Palm-er, Mr. Donald

Acknowledgement

-Bcsld.cs the assistance acknow- ietigul heretofore the Soctoty is indebted to iMrs. R. L. Cotton, Mrs. W. W. iClarkc, Mrs. Bentley and ill-rs. Dewar for valued assist- unco at the Dispensary in distri- buting the Christmas gifts to the chlildrcn, tn the. Knights of Colum- lrus and the Caledonlan Club for financial contributions and to the . . .

institute for very acceptable con- gdmgllscllrfalxfion‘ R” b“ Cox‘ M!“

ers and Comrades at Enjoyable Func- "

Mr. O. K. Cilrric.

German Industrialirsti

And Wife Locked .In Freight Car

(Special to. the fquardlaji.)

BERLIN April 10——Ilugo Sftinneg and his wife were taken from u tralnat Scllarnllorst and locked in Fri-light car for some dime. Later theywere released by the French. Many arrests ulcrc made today, the occasion being a nwtiomwido tune ral of Krupp victims.

Predicts Defeat of Law G0v’t.

(Special to the Guardian.) NEW ‘YORK, Alpril I'D-w] 01m Iln- ward Willitcilouse, formerly‘ [iilflikl- ulcntary secretary to Lioytlfieorge here today announced ltha belief of well informed politicians ln Eng- land that the Boner Law Govern- ment lwill fall, when asked. glf pic-yd Gebrge would be his successor, he said no, because of his Ibetrlryal of Asquith. Liberals would ,not for- get or forgiye.

The Weather,

TORONTO. time modmrnte winds fair, higher temperature.

High tide this morning at ‘M6 and tonight at 7.21.

Sun sets this evening at and rises tomorrow morning 5.18.

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trbuiions in clothing for dlstri.lyu-i_ . ,

Lions to tho ipoor of the city. Mr’ l‘ ' R‘ Jledrm also an agreeable duty for mc Ito- tcstify to the prompt and gratuity

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nuoeip“ MMZAREY‘ licesiun "Vlr J 1C Irving ‘Mir J. ' PrositleniyA ‘D; " ' ' ' ' '

Tile district nurse, Miss Earle A F rend her report nsi follows-z ' ' Report of the Nurse in Charge

ance of tll

i Orders and visits for nille-nlonihsz; Yiiaits mad-e——-ti64 I /

Capture of Liam Lynch Officially l Announced

(Special to the Guardian.)

Rrescriiptloihz lssuod—350

Orders for Naurls-hmcnt and Vec- essary Food iSilptplies-SOI

Orders for 00:11-71 in half ton quantities.

The report which l present to you iuis evenhg iin so far as it pertains to ‘fry own {personal selr- vices must ntceeanrliy be short as it only covert a period of tour months. _ “took charge of the Diep ry it December last after it mad been closed since August From the bqinnilns of the year to the first of September the usual activities (i the Society through the Diripenrt y were conducted by my prcdecensor. Preparations for the Ullristrns season began at once. Wt trad the usual Christ- mns tree than we provided f0,- up-l

chief of staff of Irish rebel army was captured, it was officially an- nounced by Free Sisters this morn- ing, at Knocknasalen, near New- castle. He was seriously wounded. De Vwlern and Countess Markle- vlclr are reported to have Rifle" with Lynch but escniled 0811111"?

Russian Archbishops Trial Postponed

Mqggow, April 10-——Arcnlilshop

It is Stewart, K. C., Rev. Maurice Mc- a Mr. c. Gavin Duffy, Mri

D - . ll. Jenkins, Hon. . rgo E.| nszrms .,. pa:- . gg-h-w- - firs» or“ ver "ter Brodie, Mr. Bruce Butler, iiy e lino p r day for 6 days or oqrer. ‘Count 5 w rds to a ine. Groups of

ous work umopg po r illywi

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i 3° sincere gvafuud” Mr. J. P. Mcliltyre. Mr, H. C. generous and encouragxl-g 1135-5‘ McLean, l-Irn. W. M. Loni, lion.

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war, Mr. H. W. LcPagc, 2.11- Arucnault, CoL-C. J. StQWHri-iw-fitgd’ fm- "y", you“ ._-_--4-0>___ Iweek

DUBLIN. April 10—1Liam Lynch,

i Condensed. pecialis

l5 figures. initial le are, count as one word. 10 per ca t. discount. fur icseh. Address fo a pert of ad. and must be paid fcr. Special Ruest {Furnished Itoom ad. 76o no: seven words. for one week. Situation

‘iron BALE—-GENUINE "Frank'- l iin stove. Phone 929.

ii-waureo coco SECOND H1...» Ford Couipe, state price and full

i i Guardian Office.

‘For: sALB-A STACK 0F’ HAY‘. Fred MclLaren, North River.

i S FOR $ALE—PURE BRED PO-i

land China Boar. Apply Daniel Stewart, Hampshire. 4-11-21

WANTED-A MAID FOR GEN- cral housework. One who under stands Wlirlifl cooking. Apply 7 Sydney YSt.

LOST-PAIR OF GLASSES BE f.\\'|‘('ll Si. Joseph's (lonvnrii. nilii R"Y"i Bank, clthor mi ibir-iilnoml or Pownnl St. l-‘indor plmiiiti rc- turn in Gilnrdinn Offlcv.

wairrls oftwo hundred cili'<lre1l.| I

Tim geprosity oi the “Oiiify Tikllons trial is postlivliflli "m" (111m) m grlug one hundred dollars April seventeen i. to be spat on the children went a long w-y in making it the suc- ~—--"-" - _ cess rt-ws. With this amount we Envclni"! ‘Uilmction bought wckmgs‘ my“! mu] cum City Grunt. . . . . . 200.00 g0 that och child got something Government Gian . 40.00 useful, The Xmas tree laden Prtvato Donat one 233w with toy. candy. etc, son; by Christmas Donations - 18-00 many lad friends gliuldeiurtl the Private DQ110110" - - - - -- 41000 hggrtg tcthe little ones who came Coal Fund .‘ . . . . . . .. lo-oc to tlhe itsoennnry to have a new Cflleilitiliil" "who ‘hi; 4'64 M. San-tnCla-us. As you nll.know interest June 3 . 6'94 the ynsJVifNwr has Ibecn vcry sev- Dec. . . . . . . . . . ..$1999-86 cre ant-the demands upon Lilc Difl- Recfiilifl i0!‘ Yfiagéfi-k- ' '