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Hal-uh; pglly (founded 1881) 85-00 per your (in ndvnnee) delivered- b u,” per- yelr (in nilvnnco) mailed in Canldn and United Billion»

THE Q11.-1.~_Rl-Qi”_1_‘iéIQWN.§£§Rl2iAl¥_ head of the History Department in

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APRIL 9, 192.2 FMDRSES EA “Gratifie: and

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the University of British Columbifl PUBLIC FORUM before taking up his present duties n “u, Unhed Sh.“ “cum”, in Nova. Bcotla. Throughout his car- Canada wlth lhreflls o; m can“ eer he has. kept in Elose touch with canal, Can-add can just u; feadfly his native Province, and has ac- “crowd" the Ulllted States in res- quired a mastery of the details of nect to tilt “St °1 111° W011i“ wl- our political and social history al and the development of power in . which places him in the forefront the international section of the lowed together by a cheery broth, of mam, hlstorhm- river. The new St. Lawrence treaty

should be negotiated without

erly spirit of unanimity. swd Itel- "crowding" on either side, or not

- t ll. o... and mutual friendship. Like .4 GREAT OPPORTUNITY “$111001 *1 “

the delegates who foregathered at

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Tliil oolnmn ll open for i-IIO illseiinlon by correspondent: of questions of interest. The Charlottetown Guardian does not neeeoearl endorse the opinions of P001101"!- GOVT. COMMENDED

Sin-I must commend the

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SATURDAY‘ APRIL‘ 9' 1932' ‘by [amei W. Burion, M.D t ‘

THE DANGER or A coon

1' SCOU TS ANI) ROVERS “PEN-pg

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h l5 now ahproachlhg 1 I have spoken before of the man T e season

for the out-oi-door operations 0i Scouts and Rovers. The 5000i Movement has been an extaordiri- nry success here considfirlrlz tilt little effort made or money ex- pended on organization. There arc Smut troops and patrols in many part5 of the Province, and indica-

Vlcrina, they came not intent on representing the interests of their own particular country, but all in- spired with one common interest- ihe good of boys in all countries. In this, again, taken by itself there was

‘nothing actually new. T110 $11010

thing might have been said iirlii

On Monday evening Charlotte. town music lovers will have an op- portllnity of hearing the celebrated Hart House String Quartet, an n11- Canadian organization which has achieved world wide celebrity. Chamber music of the kind per- formed by the Hart House Quartet

Attempt is being made to reduce the number of trained nurse; in Ontario. At present there are six trained nurses for every glass ther- mometer. Statistics indicate that there are more girls nursing the sick than there are boys nursing the puck. There are more cuties hand-

ing out the old pill in hospitals than there are beauties throwing in the

W110 had reached his seventy-fifth yea,- and was being congratulated by a friend on his 800d 115111111- T115 friend asked him to explain why he had lived to this sued use whilst his brothers, much more robust in ap- pearance, had all died about the age of flfty, of heart and kidney 011" merits.

“Well"; he remarked, "you see I

Stewart Government for the man- ner in which they are enforcing the Prohibition Act in Prince Coun- ty, particularly around O‘Lea.ry and district; also around Alberton and’ Tignish. We were always led to believe that this act could not be enforced, but now our opinion is that with the right men as prose- cutors and a. Government that is‘

irons are that the number; will be always bud H110" 11011111115" sincere. we will surely beat the i

m, about the Jamboree at Bll.keh_ is cultural ill the highest sense of, 01d P111111 501101111- UP i0 i110 FY05‘ It was Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes hholleggel. and pull hlm out ol- imrcésed from new on‘ The latest head two years ago. The difference 111° 11111111‘ Usually the programmes ieiliiitvrihfhgnsizpgiyaloi jiiizszidw: 6:1 who said “a $115111’ 111111115111 111111111 business. ' addtion has bscn the enrollment Y prolongs life. My, Lem-d and Ml; Mal-chblmks , mid “isiituilon of a Rover Crew in “:\f1,"1’1;5, 1,1,1)51,“k‘;11u1°:°°1$5~ 3°11“: All W; 1111"‘ 11:15 °vesl111x1n1z1g°g are ddlniz great work up here and ' _ 851i B Dursg ge l1 me 0Y0 Charlottetown. This consists of cases w co

Scouts who have rcachcd the age

lily in the fact that these 3,000 were 11111111115 111111115 °1 3551111111511- M0‘

growing men who within a. few zart, Hayden and other masterl

years Wlll he dolhg menls “lofk in composers who have written espec-

lhgh, reshecllve cchhn-les, and that ially for this form of entertainment, posals. Those were the days when ently in excellent health, who have

they were met together in con- 91801111511005 031101110 0i’ perform. i nurses got more rings from doctors passed away in a fell!‘ nlliziugezegx:

1111511 111 50111111“ we ‘York or me ferclice to discuss with each other illg and (101118 1111i 11151101’ 1°ijfiiiantgeerniiixge(iioitxodzrlvfiti ward: 11in: xzfixilsyegi-tslerzoiitigue v00 11W

movement for their own sakes and and Mm ma“ elders how has, to such music, even in the larger marry the doctor, she syaysesllllsgeswui; aillongflwlthout any ma, sickness. than m m m h

(or the szikcs of iilcir younger promote the devclohmehl o; Seoul. centres like Montreal and T0- be a, nursing sister to him, so fay, The whole point of course is that L“ caving,entgienaozzdwssxzezti

111111111115‘ T1111 Rm“ Crow 1“ Char‘, ins.’ in all iis branches and their own‘ 101110» 0Y0 Eltcvfliilliiiy mrc. Usu- the Only sane suggestion offered for i110 '0111115' 1111111111111“ 11,1511‘: gaffe Jay from here on the recommenda- 1 1'1""

11111131011“ “1111111115 01 w“ enthus- scrviccs i0 tile comllillliiiy lil llriiuinlly their establishment and cxist- 911111113 111°w11 i110 11111111391‘ of 11111505 ca“ of his health’ as H; s g’ . IIYNDMAN & 00.. illillul

fireailacks a moep ertth .Wbli th,1 ' ' diplomas, others to look for pro- friends and acquaintances appar- r ow o em e e eve e‘ dwelhng In Canada

rum party around those places are . trying to discredit them in the eyes of the Government and trying to have them dismissed or removed. l; If they do this they will lose more _ -‘

of seventeen and upwards and WilO

Do you know what time yours will be visited?

Be Prepared!

Inlnro Now

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tion of the representatives of cer- , 4 - . _ i; l life, whereas the very tasks who are pilrsiilni: ihczl‘ course hm,“- Tm, ‘has “ha, made hhhhhce depend 0h ‘the gmcrosily m. is to make the uniform less nttract- 1111511115511 11

thin bootleggers what happened?

_ 1v _ s u | l; _ liellliliy individual because he feels , P . 1111 $111111’ 111111 preparation mm Knndcrstc: coiifcrcnce a new <19‘; 1111111111111 511111111150111511 Dtlillllls- Th” llifl'SCSof::leli.i1lllli§tlglugfilglfiilgogsiif: 5° ‘V911. takes chances with ms rcliilfiirsizizrtytiras ticked out for not I I I P E e: _ .l-,, _ _ m", Home Quart l - lb- , . l h, 8 e at- The Oldest nsurance Agency in . . i. . I.\l(i l- lqgrlurc, Xouth “'35 to lcain tlicrc 0 “'15 05 11 plescnt rate, in Just o. few years 1°31 ‘ 1n these prosecutors we have i 1;, The first of illc fliif-fli-iiflOl‘ ma: its right h, those days l0 m“ I iiSilMi by Hon. Vincent Massey, and there won't. be enough bouquets of 1131111111; the Christmas 110111111115’ I

Olfices Lower Queen Street Charlottetown

lio are sincere and fearless was asking a young chill) 31101111 1115 me“ w parenw in their duty. and don't care who

progrzlllis of the Scouts will lake Dress its Opinions Side by side “ml l“ recent years ll; has achlcvcd roses to g0 round. ' iho form of a Cililrfiil P111000 10AM voice of its more experlehced fame, not only in Canada, but in “Mother and Dad are not leellng their victims are-Conservative or fit. Pailis Church anti the Church.

l d ilezidcrs i5 by those leaders frailkly‘, 111° Ulllitd states and 130F000- A Maurice Chevalier lsn’t always very well: they have been eating tvv £1,111 22°01: 21:, ‘flail? s - - » - . tll." - l of the Holy Redeemer on un, .13 ‘acknowledged, and ma, the hmcrfew years ago, after the first of the JO§0liS playboy he seems to nillhllihl; elgout you?" Iasked, night l“ omen“, the people can 24th inst. The Scouts of the iar-mas Come when Myers and 16mm,‘ many sugcesgfu] peffgrmances in those who know him only on stage t \ l

Hxannaosr-o.‘

USE BRA HMIN TEA

' Always fresh, always pure. Sold Only in Red Airtight Packages. '

. l _ , “Q11 1 r o1 1i right, As you know walk the streets with safety pas- ious troops will parade at Rochfold hm and must consul, and work to; New York, the Canadian artists 111' screen H95 T011101‘ 811ml. refliiy- e a ’

have to take senfltrs 00" Bet on and off trains , . _, l I _ _ He beams mostly just for an aud- 1 have 511111111163 and square or 5mm other inflame can gethcr in comratleshfp and friendly‘ 1118181118 1190111181115 o: a‘ most Smgu- iehce or a. camera. His press-agents 1w” 11°55“ 01 illiiliill every day. Asl at night without being in danger

_ l _ i . i1 b0 tm eating of their lives. Lt M. L cooperation for the Common end_1tar hintmrlThtely were nskcdcitot rle know this and it keeps them wor- imB‘il:V:;sbl?€:IaIi;eill"a u y continue as he is goinz Erin: m ,, _.j urn :1 cr n ie season mi are ried. One of th h d ful '_ “ween,” A, the Cm“: o, the 50F the dewlopmcnt of the split impart m a Concert to celebrate u, inhuman‘, one h1g1 S, £313,220,, New 1 believe well all agree that I can guarantee him he has the _ ‘ ' ‘ ' universal peace which 1s the essence, c|when M Chevaher was on the V“ 11 we had to live by strict ruiB5— majority of the best thinking pco- __._ l _ vice in St. Pallls Chulcll tvio as- of the Scout nlovmnent," lfirst appearance in America of tlic-or be,“ hjhoto a hcd at a fir“? certain fod for each meal. chewing pie in the dlsgl-lcl; behlhcl hlm_ plstant Scout ltizisiers will be ln- ‘famous French‘ composer Ravel. g gr p p

nre and march from there to Std Paul's and illc Church of the Holy

llvested, namely Preston McLaine, Zion Troop, and John Denny, St.

iThey also were requested to visit

—orle of those Klelg-light openings,

Government who appointed him.

each bite so many times, a definite A8511] more power l0 hlm ahd the conception of what was before it in “lam, Splendmrous opemng 1118M hour for each meal, a definite num-

the way of transportation.”

ber of hours between one meal and

1 am 51,-, em, It was not until August 29, 1917, A COUN-l-Ry WOMAN, that General Pershing forwarded

Colonel Wilgus‘ programme and de- bcd-life would he very monotonous. mands to Washington. The first re- Fbltunately Nature does not de-

4 GIFTED HISTORHN iPllllddr-‘lphla and participate in ltlfuil of ermine. The press-agent dailies Troop. On the following ‘ isimilar inaugural for the noted looked at M. Chevalier and realized

bl-iday n great Joint Scout concert m, “historlcnl sketch of Charlotte? Hungal-lan composer, Bela Bartel; ,witli thorror, that, M. Chevalier , _. . _ ._ ‘ ' ' iling. He looked positively and gntgrfa might», “r11 be gum 1.1 town from the glued pen or Pm“! As a result of the prestige W0ll'“asn sm_ U ~ suit was tho unexpected arrival of agonlzecl, in fnct. The r ss t - liltfid StHtES 11111151 1° M111 1° 111° 11111115 101 111C fcssor D. C. Harvey. Provinciul Ar. during the Past. definite ofiers have p e age“ 111111111 1111s °1 you‘ Nam“ Wm let Army

lushcd m” l t R l _ the vice-president of a railroad, . 1 ' ' u miss a meal any time, wll le -- _ out-of-door work of tlic Scouts. hm,“ n, New, Emma and Lectululbecn made to the Hart House "The snhlc, Mn Chevalier," he fin mm an hour or two or ‘new eve HtIOHS bearing a message from the Secre

, , tary OI Will‘ til t h i1 Id b - 111 15111111111115 1118 1111111111 1111111“ er in Canadian History at Dal-’Q11111'1°11 1° 1'5111°"‘~‘ 115 11555011511515 51111111951- "11110 51111101" occasionally Mid W111 10110 01110 01 (Mail and Empire) pointed Directoj-Gefieiatiuof Tish‘;- nleiits, which are tending to break housle appcars as a, lcadlhg m, i0 NEW YOTiK. lllld 11600018 8- distinllii- 011511111101" 111011911 "it 111m Wiiifdll you when you have to do various

ex resskm or mcrea d d l t l Fourteen years after the Armis- portation, A.E.F." The newcomer r clown international boundaries and hole in the April lssue of the Cam ivcly United States organization, ,1,’ n 55 59595: 011- iilillgs 0111019111? "0111 110 115115 5°11‘ tlce a United States officer reveals begged the author to remain as his to further the cause of world peace The snme’ he Sam glumly’ Wm tme of me’

the next, the same hour to retire. the same regular hour to get out of

‘the London Times has this to sziy about the Scout Movement.

"Lord Baden-Powell and the de- ivotcd band of helpers who work with him as dlrcctors o.’ the Scout movement are coilsianily on the lookout for fresh worlds to conquer and for new lines of development. The latest addition to their activ- itics is the Moot, or gathering, of iRovcr Scouts lately held at Kand- erstcg, Lord Baden-Powell came to imect them-Chief Rover, ss he is Chief Scoub-frcsh from ills long and necessarily tiring tour of ili- spection in New Zcaland, Australia,

and South Africa, where he found

article is embellished with a num- bcr of excellent illustrations, in-

cial Building, Queen Square, the Legislative Assembly Chamber, the Confederation Chamber, St. Paul's Church, St. Dunstans Basilica, Government House, the Canadian National Hotel, a waterfront scene, E1 judging scene at the Prince Ed- ward Island Fox Show; St. Dun- stan's University, Prince of Wales College before the fire, the Char- loitetown Hospital, the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital, St. Peter's Cathedral, and some fine panoram- ic views, taken from the air, of the

adian Geographical Journal. The 1111111 85511111111195 of engagements 1n

ciuding photographs of the Provlll-.

American cities that would occupy their entire energies. This, however, did not suit the inclinations of ielther the individual members or ithcir patrons, who planned the or- ganization with the express pur- pose of spreading a taste for cham- ber music in Canada. 1 The present occasion is tlic first on which the Hart House Quartet has been scheduled to appear in this Province. For securing these talent - ed performers, credit is due the iWomelrs Music Club and the Ladies ,1Auxiliary of the Protestant Orph- anage under whose auspices Mou- lday evening's concert is being held

be ready when you need it." It was, and the day was saved.

with the 1916 rebellion in the per-

cr, and he has come into power now

not get all he wanted, and seems to have considered that perhaps economically certainly, all he had wanted would not have been wisely accepted; so he compromised, with results of peace and prosperity lrc-

Nature does demand however, that you do not overload the sys- tem with food without making any The position oi’ Mr. DeVaicra. is 8501i t0 ‘W011! 017' i-ilfli 100d b)’ 0X‘ not envious. His cabinet is linked 610150- You will find that very often sons of Mr. DeValera himself and W110" Y0" are Wllllderiilg why you Mr. Scan (YKelly, the vice president. 1°01 119111555511» 11111311‘ ‘115°°111“i?°‘1i Mr. O'Kelly has never deviated from- 11151‘ 1115 115° °1 *1 Purgfluvc- 111111 the demand for complete lndepend- 111-11113 w1111°1111 111° 01' 1111196 11161115 ence he made when Ireland had ho will soon restore your interest in

political self-govemment whatev- 1119' None of us really want any ‘ali-

puttlng the same demand to the $111311tmlfefigrssfztrcnétoggggsgti r . . - r n l “'1' 5 11 11 Ore Mr Coagrme round e con d and good health, arid not abuse it.

the perilous condition of that army in France. Colonel Wilgus, to give him the title by which he was known to the British Army, was Director of Military Railways, Am- cricim Expeditionary Force, and Deputy Director-General of Trans- portation, A.E.F., in France. His book, “Transporting the A.E.F'. in Western Europe 1917-1919" (Colum- bia University Press), deals with the American lines of communica- tion in France, which included ports railways, inland ‘waterways, light railways and roadsy The author started the transportation service with the assistance of one engineer officer (temporary) and one civil-

deputy, whichhe agreed to do. at the end of 1917 the organization ac- tually consisted of no more than “o. meagre headquarters stuff, an in- adequate and untrained force of stevedores, the workshop regiment, and a. part claim to tlic services of five construction regiments?’ and it possessed nothing except some railway construction material bor- rowed from tho French, some “grossly defectve" material for port construction, and thirty locomotives. but no cars. Personnel could not be drawn from the army, for the young conscripts were of no use as spec- ialists; and experts could not be ob- tained from home because suitable

We deal in all grades and sizes but in one quality-that is, the very

best. That is why so runny of our customers leave their coal needs en- tirely to us. Thcy know our meth-

ods. I I W. ii. iiillls & 0o. coax. l PHONE 176

ian draughtsman residing in Paris. men feared to lose their civil Jobs "The army appeared to have no and the railway companies did not

like parting with them. present; of 8,575 locomotives order-

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lillc movement firmly GSiZIibiiSiIPd city, the exhibition grounds and 111 T111111? 111111“ church 1918, the’ stastiiaotirtiznsrpfirlzzlifiii-llliz: ifitiigsotiigluglgjdhzglsrlriilviitdoiiifiiz? summed up thus: “The furnishing livercd, of 1,000 barges, only 294. 0i its Personnel and material was The machine could not keep up with far behind schedule, and the facil- the increase of the army; it was ities necessary for its functioning slowing down and a. crisis approach- were utterly inadequate." Even on lng. “The Armistice came just in November 11, 1018, of the 80,000 time," says Colonel Wilgus, nnd wo men required there were only 47,000 can W611 believe it.

land has enjoyed in a degree not to mild fililv zizlprcciatcrl bv tile cfiil- rzice course, and the wcitcrfront.i 11' 15 unncccssary- and 1111101311 11° 111111111 1111111351? 1111191" P111155 9111110 ritional aililiorities. 14nd Bhzl- There are also shown all originzii,‘11°11111 11° 11155111111111011511” 111111 any‘ 1110111111’ , , . - . . lthing by way of commendation of en-Povlcll between hs vslts plan of Cliallottctown in the time the pm ramme which Wm b r The Government m, N“, Bflmb Rn the Domirilolis iilld the of Governor Patterson; areproduo, 5 11 511‘ wick has passed a law that the Moot at Kandcrstcg, was ablc to tlon of a painting of the “George 11115511 1111 11115 111101511111‘ T111156 “11111 drivers of all vehicles including ‘kiiirnd ihe Intcrnatfmlal C0nfcr- Pcukc," (a bsrriuo built in chdr- “PP"°1'"‘1° m1151° ""1 W1l° a" 101- bicycles. carry lishts and reflectors she l, ls who palms the summer i\\-\\\ g (h, nice at Vienna, tlic normal bicn- lottctmvn about the middle of thel11""*1° 1“ “c1111” M11815’ Wm’ we :h1;1nl,li1h1:,1,1:;vn\,tg, xgilzclzg with tlic flowers‘ purple slow: , 1 Kioivtll, ' , e l ‘l, _ , i 1 iiilil meeting of the World scout last cclltury); a sketch, of Clislr-lzggivzljlfl: Zcgjflifilntznlctlutsbzfi: o; lhlraclloh of the rules Wm be ,_e_ She wliotilallgshhlltelcglcllrhsgnxlforlligieh); ‘hualnll/icwncr hi1 CiliiilCii, at which ihcre were prc- 10ii°10“'11 1" 111411 511011111111 01d S“ of th tr y d . f qulrcd to furnish llroof of financial 13.0w sent ovcr one hluldrcd (lclcgcilcs Paul's Cllurcll, the imfinlshcd Prov-' e 01151115 11111111111155 ° a '

responsibility. f ze hyrus-

_ , , waited by the breath o D -

drom foriy-tiro different countries, ince Building and the Round Mar-l31°11m°' ‘111111 1:15 1111111155 11°t 1° ——-— she who wllh the shining dew, erhcrc, hm, whcrc he was given an k0,; House, hhd h hlchm: ol- Chm, lose mere y w o are fortunate in Le Droit newspape of Quebec chances the night-wind drinks not,

cvraordiiinry reception by the lottctown harbour from an old 111° 11115555511111 o1 11 1e°11111°111 1m°w‘ Says: "The other day 9151111 1"11'5°11S' ddiil 1-110 11111111751 111°“ renew‘ . . l L painting m me Domlmon Archwes ledge of the. subject but h) all lo convicted of theft of foodstuffs, were - Mus rian and German Boy been s. ‘ ’

condemned to death. This happen- Knowlgi; thou love, tomorrow mind ‘ppporirnt public mcn, like tlic 0i dvcll greater interest Mid w11°111 111111 11111511’ 19pm" I“ “n ed, not in oenpitolistie country but him, lmowst him not, tomor- Mcsldchl ol hush-la and lhc pl-jncl,“ value is Professor Harvey's article 115° 111151111111“ by 11111 1111111111101“ in Soviet Russia, the paradise of row find himl