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were present. The session o

Worthy Patriarch. Mm thy Associate

dtictor.

Worthy Patriarch.

Sons of Temperance

The semi-annual session oi’ the Grand. Division of the Sons of Temperance of P. E. Island was held in the Public Hall. Sprln - fielg at 2 9111., on Tuesday, Juy l6t

Quite s goodly number of mem- bers from the various subordinate divisions throughout the provinog no with the following slate of of lcers.

Rev. H. Hensley Stavert, Grand

Emily Howard, Grand Wor- Mr. B. L. Coombs . Grand.- Con-

Mr. Ralph McCaul. Grand scribe. 1 ‘Rev. A. A. McLeod, Grand Chap- a n

Mir. Ira McKay, Grand Sentinel. Mr. Ernest Haslam, Past Grand

The reports of the Grand Worthy -Patriarch, the Grand Scribe and

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the Grand Treasurer were all re- ceived and later irere dealt with by a committee of the Grand Division f as a whole. The report of the Grand Worthy Patriarch was very

ommended that it should be piib- llshed. The Grand Scribes re- port gave the standing of the var- ious divisions throughout the pro- vince. The gains of recent months were not great with one exception namely in Cape This division of late has been dolnc, splendid work. It was decided to engage Rev. A. A. McLeod to spend some time visiting the various di- visions and wherever possible to or- ganize new ones.

The treasilrons report showed a snug balance on the right side. c The Grand Division as a whole were unanimous in saying that everything possible tnust be done s t0 see the Prohibition Law shall be enforced in the strictest possible c

to appoint officers to enforce the _ law who are not in sympathy with highly commended and it was rec- its provisions.

that we ask the attorney general to appoint inspectors who are Prohibitionists. and who will be specially charged with the enforcement of the Pro- Wolfe division _1iibition Law.

vision express its gratitude to the temperance people or Prince Ed- ward Island for rallying to cause so Well and thus assuring the glorious victory achieved at the re-

work of Rev. A. A. MacLeod who

paign and express to him our sin-

THE CHARLOTTETOWN__ GUARDIAN

lottetown now prevailing, especially with regard to Vendors shops, and tne tourist trade. and Vendors sup- plies being bootiegged after_ hours.

We respectfully call attention also to the sale of extracts and essences as well as rubbing alcohol by cer- tain general stores aild drug stores in the province contrary to the pro- visions of the Prohibition Law.

BE IT FURTHER. RESOLVED that a copy of this resoutlon be sent to the Temperance Federation with the request that they, as the parent organization of our Temper- ancetForces convey it to the govern- men .

WHEREAS. this Grand Division has always recognized the value of moral suasion through education as absolutely necessary to make legis- lation looking to total abstinence effective,

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that we ask the Federation to pe- tition the government praying for the appointment of an official whose duty it would be to teach scientific temperance in the Public Schools and to the student body of Prince of Wales CoLege and gen- erally promote Temperance Educa- tion within the province.

WI-IEREAS, this Grand Division eels that it is worse than useless

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED

additional permanent

RE%LVED, that this Grand Di- the

ent plebiscite. We also heartily commend the o efficiently headed up the cam-

ere appreciation.

"Dlngwe l, Michael

not the ‘(will that givrs us pleasure at ‘ic expctise of others. ilken persons more because od leir being a men-ace and annoy-

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nce to others than because of ;e foolzsh spectatcle thcy make of l~‘:'f‘ll§9i\'€S.

Our Freedom l

Our fléfliilll is not the kind that allows the stale to herd into m- lmctit camps. ln conditions we g m, w ld riot keep animals, anyone w, "lilo (lifters from us even in gllcitgh-t. No. our conception of freedom is, I hope something bet- ter than that. We believe in free- dom of thought. free-dim of speech , ...- .. ' and freedom of religion. Some

i ,1‘ bias??? 02};_11‘gn?n people try to tell us that this de- ‘ " H“ in we course t mocratic form of government has ‘ ’_ lyeen a failure. and we must ac- uwn._we are ‘knowledge that it has its weak-

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As who had heard God's from afar.

All w.“ hid hwed w,’ an you had g politics then our democracy shall lo

lit") .5: c nlaliknd. scorned to save.

What Ls this thlltg we call free- dom? Perhaps it is la=ier to sav what it l5 no I‘ is not she free- dom 1h a tne A ne free-

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from seem soinethmg wrong when we . ' < . I. ‘find pcoole in want ill the midst '.l ' t r l.\ - I

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frhc-rloln we were .

who to your glory as individuals think only of what

and or Dl'(‘i0l'lI1€'Ili. for ourselves; 1f on -_ W“ 13?)“. Knmmy V“, lrlght. for a mess of pottage", if we . ,'.‘.,n,.‘.‘.cd m me 1mm ‘ ally thought is for the "spoils o rank on ran,‘ they can obtain for their friends e58“! jwhat graft they can get out of

yours?“ yo,“ lword among the nations and our

W,“ k Responsibilities

g were defeated not so much by en-

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tics-es", especially in times of na- torlal emergency. and there does

way. RESOLUTIONS

WHEREAS: The people of Prince Edward Island at the recent plebis- cite voted to retain the Prohibition Act and to limit, the Doctors pre- scriptious to the number of 50 per month. '

AND WHEREAS the Attorney General in a recent radio address stated that he considered this vote as being in effect a renewed man- date to the Government for the stricter enforcement of Prohibition.

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that this Grand Division of the the Sons of Temperance of Prince Ed- ward Island in semi-annual session at Springfield, Queens County, commend the Attorney General for taking this view of the plebiscite and assure him of our loyal and

continued support in strictly enfor- cing the provisions of the Prohibi-

tion Act.

E 1'1‘ ‘FHER RESOLVED

B FUR that in carrying out this pupose we

To my way o‘ winking m‘ w” point out the lax enforcement, par-

cess yes the very existence of this (lOIIICCTHlIC freedom of ours de- petids entirely on ourselves. If we We can get in the way of riches

_election day "we sell our birth-

lllfilllllliilfi and elect men whose f

flee", what Jobs and prelfenment and relations to use an ugly word, {I sav if we 0&1‘?! on this sort l fail and our freedom become a by- .

great beloved British Empire shall .go the way of Persian, Greek, Rm- ;ma.n and the other empires that lhave faded imo oblivion

l This freedom of ours which we are fighting to maintain carries its responsibilities as well as its liber- ties. The pages or history ten us that the great empires of the past 'whtch have risen as it were to their zenith, and then fallen to decay.

‘c-mies without as by decay from yivithin. The people shirked their responsibilities, grow too fond of Quxurlous living and allow their ilrulers to become despotic and cor- lrupt and there was "spiritual wick- edness in high places."

So when we sing "Rule Britian- nla" we should remember that this ‘ruling takes a bit of doing and that not only in war, but also in peace times we must all take our

[can only wish, in the words of an ‘author penned nearly a centure l ago:_-

l O England! long, long may it be iere the sun ct thy glory sink be- Ineath the wave of darkness! 1 l Though gloomy and portentous clouds are now gathering rapidly

around thee,

Still, still may it please the Al- mighty to disperse them and to tyrant t-lice a futurity longer in dur- ation and stlll brighter in renown than thy past. ~ ,

0f all fates. may it please the Ijlfll to preserve thee from a dis- ttrnveful and a slow decay, becom- ‘ mg rro extinct, a scorn and a moslt- fcry for lhcse sclfsiime foes. who ‘now though they envy, nay even airamst their will, honor and NI- poct thee. Remove from thee the false prophets who have seen van- gy and devised lies, who have dMlb-

thy wall with untempered mor- lsr that it may fall, who see visions i o.‘ peace when there is no mace] ‘tvho have strengthened the n I '01’ the wicked, and made the heart I of the righteous sad. Oh, do

and fear not the result, for either shall their end be a. majestic and an etiviable one or God shall per- potllitte their reign upon the waters,

But ladies and gentlemen, never} forget that this democratic free- dom ls the only form of govern- ment in which the liberty of the inclivlclilal is safeguarded by the laws of the people and we can make a success of it if we try.

We am passing through dalrk anrl have cried havoc and let loose the‘ dog's of war.

iher from the seven seas and the ifoilr corners n! the earth are her lsturdy cubs

are carryhg the war

{Gozmatly and Italy site for peace,

terrible days. The dictators Amwu"

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RESOLUTION 0F THANKS

RESOLVED, that this Grand Di- vision express its hearty thanks to the people of Springfield of the generous hospitality extended to the Grand Division on this occasion.

RESOLVED, that we express to our esteemed Grand Worthy Patri- arch, Rev. R. Hensley Stavert, M.A., and his sisters, our sincere symp- athy for the great loss which they have sustained through the destruc- tion by fire of the valuable house on the home place at Wllmot. Respectfully submitted, A.A. MacLEOD, chairman. R. HENSLSY STAVERT RALPH P. MaeCAULL Committee. The Grand Patriarch presided and the following program was carried out: Hymn, “All Hail the Power." Reading. Psalm 38. 1-16-35-38; Prayer. Rev. A. A. Macleod. Ad- dress, B. L. Coombs and John Pro-

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In Memoriam

MR8. JAMES H. ROBBINS

There passed away at Moiell ‘in the evening of May 29th one o! Ls ted residents in the per-

son of rs. James H. Robbins at the age of seventy-eight years. She had been in falling health for some time and tor the last few years was deprived of her eyesight yet she bore all her trials with true Christ-

ian patience.

Possmsed of an unusually keen intellect and of a deeply religious nature her life and conversation were an inspiration to all who knew her. she was a true and loyal friend a staunch sugporter o! ever wor- thy cause an amost devo mem- ber o! the United Church and her family and friends far and near will miss her wise counsel and steadfast friendship.

She leaves to mourn their loss:- homnestead at Moreil; 0.

Percy on the Lloyd fins; U D ma. . .

well of Maria and Mrs. Stirling McSwain of Mt. Hope; also the fol- lowing brothers z-Daniel McPhee of Cumberland; Hugh of New Domin- ion; Horatio of Waterways. Alta: and one sister Mrs. Wallace Mc- Laine of Nine Mile Creek besides a number of sorrowlng grand child-

.en.

The funeral was conducted by her pastor Rev. E. B. B. Miller W110 spoke flttingly of the life and labors of the deceased. The hymns sung were old favorites and the lovely flowers bore silent testimony to the affection of her family.

The all bearers were: James E. Tobin. Everett Webster, William Ranahan. Warren Webster and Frank Kelly.

The remains followed by a iii-FEB number of sympathizlng frlents were conveyed by motor hearse in Midgell cemetery where interment was made beside her husband who predeceased her a number of yo“! ago.

LONDON. July 23 -—(CP) -<3en. Charles De Gaulle. leader of French forces continuing the war, declar- ed in a broadcast. to all Frenchmen tonight that the French struggle against Germany and. Italy “will be {esiémed shortly on sea and on an ."

French airtneri reiolned the battle 1n the air above German territory in a raid Sunday night. he Mid-

De Gaulle told Frenchmen in German- occupied “Tfiwfyi-

"It is your duty. ll’ compelled to work for the enemy. i-O Offer P86- sive resistance by all the means in your wer."

I-Ie invited all Frenchmen who were able to do so to Join him.

MIDDLEBBROITGH. Enflland —- (CP) - Nine men and four worn- en received eentencesranging from three months hard ‘labor for the!" from stores owned 0y Italians. do- mnged following Italy's declaration of war.

dress, Rev. A. a. Mteteod. Hymn. "Throw Out the Life I-ine". Read- ing of Resolutions and address by

fitt. Reading, Miss Joyce Coombs.

Rev. R. Hensley Stuvert- “M10551 Anthem s

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sky-Korsakoff because they are presumed to be steeped in the old regime and, therefore, dangerous to young Communists. Hitler has frowned on certain composers be- cause they are Jewish.

But time has shown such condi- tions are likely to relax after the zealots cool ablt-they already h-ave in Russia, says John Selby of The Associated Press.

The real danger abroad is that music will be directed as well as supported in part by governments, and that blood or political ideas rather than abiity will govern.

Europcs lcss is. theoretically, North Americas gain. The Rach- maninofls, Krelslcrs and Lmhtnanna Ions: have spent most of their play- ing tltn: in the Americrs. But ii‘ there follows a financial tighten- ing Americas will be competing a- gainst a larger field for fewer musical jobs. So far the opposite iii true finaneialy.

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