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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1922

, We'll-Filamen- Anmtmn“ Worillloadlagfl“ "

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llleve you voted yet? If not, do so now. Get into the spirit, o1 the great contest and any which of the candidates you want to 599 win the $1576 Studebaker or the $1085 Maxwell. Don't wait to bc asked by candidates or their friends more than once. Give them ‘ Your subscription and do sumo- (M thing worth wh-lle in promoting the ziesires of your favorite candi- , tlntcs to win one of the automobi- llos or one of the other grout prizes. Then follow up the good ‘ Work by mgulul-ly clipping the cou pens from each issue of The Gual- dlan and forward-lug them 1o our contest department with the name of your candidate w-rillen- upon them. Pill them neatly togotllor and send or bring them in batch- qs, but be sure you do so before . the date of expiry printed there- ‘v on. Your subscription paid this week means many more votes fol' your candidate. . Tile contest department has been asked i1‘ candidates will be allowed the extra voto value for further payment on subscriptions on which payments has been made already in this contest, the slnmo as if pay- ments had been: made on the Origi- nal order for such longer period. The answer is “yes." Votcs on ‘second payment subscriptions will he computed on the schedule which‘ was in force when the first payment was made. B%_i_ >_ __._____ i ubiPlnEs ARE NAMEC- FOR WORLD SERIES GAMES

3 NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—— William .l(lclu and William McCormick for U18 NIILIOIIIII LGEIgUL‘. and C_B, Owens and Goorgu iiilllcgralh for the American League were an- nounced today as thr- llnlpircs for- ~tlln~wtlrlll service by. (Jomllllslllonor ILM. Landis.

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‘MIN WANTEIL-WI WANT A few real live representatives in ovary city and town in Canada to sell automobile stop signals: positively prevents accidents: every cur owner»: pron cot: eljylio sdll; bi! refill.‘ rite for particuiarl an agents pro- phtllon. Genttlll "Auto Shops. l‘

Saturday Night.

Save the Coupons.

Candidates should get their friends to save the loose coupons for them. There are many thou- sands of them going to waste eve-ry week. These snlnc people Will be paying an their sullsoulp. tiolls one of these days. and if you show them that you arc interest- ud,-thcy‘ll be fol" you. It dot-isn't 908i- Illiyilllllg to ask them fol" their llclla.

Don't be discouraged, it doesn't pay in this day and age. Get busy. A little effort on your part. with the assistance oi‘ your friends. and you will [be one of the successful candidates when it's all over.

"I have little difficulty in se- curing subscrlptions when i tcll my friends what it means to me in the count. It's getting your friends posted that counts," said one of our out-of-town candidates yesterday. I

Big Vote Offiir Ends Saturday.

‘Don't overlook the fact that this is the big week of the contest. Tile 100,000 votes- on the $15 clubs ends Saturday night. How many

.8tI tllc jury tllzlt unless they could

I them.

7' '0. .80: m, Niagara Fella, Ont- Oflt .

clubs can you make up? Just try and sec. You will surprise your- self.

Tho campaign department is anxiously awaiting iIlL‘ photo- graphs of some of tho (lalldillatos. Scnllbtllcln along, candidates. Let yuuriricntls see that you are a real-dcad-in-carllest candidate.

Another "Disagree- ment in Paris Case

“Catholic Woliiull- hood” Subject oi Address by

Bishop 0’Leary

Tile regular monthly meeting of the C. W. L. took place on Tucs- llflY evening In the basement of the Cathedral. There was a large attendance of members present. Tho special feature of evening was an eloquent and inspiring address on Ontholic Womanhood. given by His Lordship, Bishop O‘Lcary ill his usual gracious manner. A slim- mary of it, is as follows: in the early ages of the world tllc status of womanhood was not u'but it is today. She was looked upon as be- ing little bctior than that oi‘ a beast of burden. There was no con shloratloll shown her; she was but. a servant in hcr home, but gradually as ages wont on, the sanctity" of the home became more pronounced and we find such ex- cellent examples as Ester and Judith and tllc mother of tllc Mac- abees before the coming of Christ. Polygamy was permitted; a man could have as many wives as llc wished bl" the womei. till‘. nut rc- ceive the esteem which was due them. Til..- :.-.lllnn war. cl-nsi erctl I sclt --I playthlng for the man, but will: "he advent of Cnristlar- ity all this was changed The Heavenly Father chose zl woman of earth to be tllc mother oi’ His Divine Son. He placed her upon a pinnacle as the greatest and nob lest of all ills creatures nnd being raised up, she raised with h.r all uolllllnbooll who were to follow ill hcr footsteps. Woman in fli'lll‘(: became tllc queen of the llolllc. She reigned suprcme. Silo was man's hcipnlillo to work with him, to guide him. to strengthen and console him and be quocll of his family and mother of bis cbilllrcn. From tho first days of (lbrlslialn ity wnlnall was to bccomo the greatest factor intho human race.

( Special to The Guardian.) Pilrls oncc more

gallows tonight wlloll tllc jury in his fifth trial for tho murder 01‘

Sallie MoAlllcy oll August 2, 1921,!“ M m)“ chm“, hm. clghti h ' ' ' lnlllulos, fol‘ roach an zlgrlltlnlllllt. On motion oll

failcd, hours

llftcr and

living out. for twollty

tllc Attorney Ulrnl-rzll, lion. J. I’. Ilyrilo. the pull of iilf‘. jury was tllkcll anll- SIIOWOII that they nillc for acquittal and tllrl-l- conviction. Tllc prisoner was rl- lllallrlcli to jllil to llnvaii

sioll of the Attorncydicllcrnl as to]

tllc next movu in the case which

mlllology.

signified their readiness to return to the courtroom. Tiley filed into their plllccs and lo the question of‘ the clerk: "Gcntlolnell of the jury, have you reached a verdict?" J. Gordon Likely, the foreman, said: “Sir, we hnvc disagreed." Chief Justice II. A. McKcowll said flint hc was unabln to accept n (lisagroc mont at. prosollt. that they would huvo lo cullllllicr longer. lip lllrcct

llgroo upon a verdict tllcy nocd not trouble him until he notified

As it was then apparent. that. tho jury would be out for some llmc ills Ilonnr directed

that sllppcl‘ ho scrvoli i0 till-m.

Al 7.20 lilo jury again siglliflvrl their llcslrll to be hcnrll and the court rlll-ollvoncll at 7.45. Hlllllll reporting a dlsaitlilillllvlli- 1110i’ worn sent back to continue their (Icllbcrlllioils.

Al-l no intimation had been RIV- on by the jury ill"! the." llml agreed upon a verdict, tllo judge sent for them nlld they Bill"? mm court at 11,15, again reporting a disagreement. The foreman said, they stood nine for acilllliliil find three for conviction. i-lllil l"! “"15 euro that tberc was b0 Dil-‘liillllllll’ of reaching a unanimous vcrllicti Four ‘ballots had been iuken ant all llsd resulted alike. Pllc Jllilflfi said that he regretted that all agreement had not been reached. He (thought under the clrculnsluni o-l lllllt the.“ misllt be lllsiflllfilile‘ and with this the Attorney (""6"

. d. liijfiilio Nina for Acqvlilel- And Three" for Conviction.

Mr, Byrne said that the"! W119 u duty on the Crown to demand a poll. Upon its bein! Lillie" he ":10"; ed t at. the prisoner he roman at to ja l. After expressing his than s no (Illschargeth the fury and romp"; on the prisoner to lell- lie lliliillll‘ ell the cgurt lunlt-(ll Thursday mom" i t 1 ‘c 0c . . “A? the oflrst trial before Mr. Justice Barry the ill?! diilllfeeili standing seven for conviction om‘ five for acillllillll- M "l9 “minim trial before Mr. Justice Clland or an unanimous Verdict 0i 8'1"” was reached, but a new trial was granted on a technicality raised by the accused's counsel. At the third trial before Mr. Justice Bag ry mo, jury‘ uggln disagreed, (stun ing as in the first trial. At the fourth‘ trial before lMr. Justice Chandler the Jury divested-

lIlO lil'(‘.l~.

has mallc history ill Canadian crl-i

llvlolller of lull sou. wo zllsl) noi-

1 selves and they fprget tllnt their

oinntlln! terror conviction and two for scqulttlilzAt the fifth trial

before CbiefJuotlce llicKeown the "m, m pardluon (or n" flaming meeting, Tm- mgpflng ailirmmed

jury disagreed standing, nine for acquittal to three tantamount. l

persons, a i-Iroat‘ llcrll oi good was done by lilo mot- hors in tllc hnnlc. ilowcvcr. all

wbrlsc lilo was so pure; and from lllllllllL, all others to bo illo llloLlu-l" oi‘ l llivinl- Sony Solllo contulills lair twill-ll religious I\"I‘V(ll‘ hall liflHYll l-llllil-r, pcoplc llrost- who l‘l*l"ll!~"*'l

-lo bclivlvtl. that our lilllsscll Nlllthor smilllllrlls olllc-l- than all tlrllillary" \‘."ll-,5,.v,.,.,. b", ‘m l luau llIIlI Mary was ink-m down as

{lit wllrll, from ill'l' IlIf-lll lllill1“‘ill honor llIllI plllccd on a Icvvi ‘-\‘lli\'

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lltlltzr wozlll-ll allll i-ll|l('t‘ till-ll llllli.

ls a tcnllcncy to go buck lo the Hill pagan liays. Willie We rl-zul of wo-

. 1 1,1 ‘.21, laces The jury retired at five millntosinle“ “ho ha“ m m mo‘ D ‘

to three this afternoon and at 5.l5|

in history, we rcall vory littlc of the noblest of Godiis creatures, tllc

ice that very Iitilo is writtnll of those virgins who have BIVOII ull the pleasures and allnrelllenls of this world and have consecrated, their lives to the service of G011 lll tho various religious (lrdcrs In a life of sacrifice. We have bl-llrll projulliclvs ultcrcd against till-pl but no mnttor what llzls boon said. nnu fat-t stands out cicllr llllll that is that l-vcn tllc lllost iliuscd of tllo uticrors of illosc prejudices llllve all i.0 admit that lhcsc women nru Wfillififl of culture and rcfinclllclll.

In tllc ncxt [lPPlUtI of woman- hood conlcs the cmnntvipation of \\'0lllilIl from llcr llolnll lilo; l-uuln lalpatiou frolll iill) glorious ideals of our Illcssvd Lady; (‘IllllilPiIll-l" tlon from the love null rosillliil ill mun. One of tllc effects of this GIIIHIICI-[HILIOII is that woman bo- culne less attached to bcr home and directed her energies lo things

outside the home. Woman today takes her place ill all activities. political and social Null as] business activities. \.i mull havc. sought to obtain plat-u- "l all lines of business, in nil p. .l. sums, in nil walks of ife, but 1i docs n01. mean that they not .' lloggc-ct the homo to do so. ‘rill-zit: activities are but secondary, Lb.- lave

oi home being the prilllc factor, thel woman's first duty being l0 keep‘ alive religious faith and good mor- als in her home. Ono result of this emancipation is- the lessening of a desire for a home. The young mcll see the young women earning a good salary, dress-ins Willi. 816-. nnll they arc afraid to enter mur- rlage unless they can keep her in the style t0 which shc has been accustomed. The unity of the faml ly suffers. They seek only, tllcnl-

primary duty is to serve God.

1 Tile nllurolnent or rage for amusement and pleasure and do sire for excitement is very great. Lascivious dances, etc., are dan- gerous for our Christian youth and

Virgins consecrated tllolnselvrs to. tllc service of Cod hilt apart from]

s1‘. JOHlN, y. n, Oct ll—John;"h°S° mllgm“ was anatcbod| from lbnnpmh‘ ‘he Shudows of thelullflfliiilll womanhood ~ was basllll Iupon Ill!‘ imitation of l\'l.'lry. v I

so p“l'll:<-t

[ill all lizlcs of WOIIXIILS work but

_llllllll|lf‘f':<l of iilf‘ ('. W. i.. no lllllizvr

Flora Scotian Killed by Hunter At Prince Rupert

(Specliai to The Guardian.)

lllllNltflid ‘RUPERT, ii. (L, Ocl. 4 ——<Duvi<l Brannon, well known "water lfront man here, was shot dead yesterday while packing a deer which he bud shot on his shoulders. lie was going througlh the bush when be was mistaken for n deer by another hunter. who fired. lDeccased came to Prince Rupert "from Nova Scotizl.

N Sffchiloner Badly Crippled by a Hurricane

(Special to The Guardian.) BOSTON, Oct. 4.~'I‘Ilc schooner M. J. Taylor f‘(‘.[)Ol‘l0[l by wireless tonight tllllt she was crippled by a hurricane and out of provisions. ‘ilVIaklng for tllc nearest port if weather permits,“ tllc message uddctl. The message picked up by "the Chathllnl radio station did not glvc tho ilositlon of the vessel.

iI-IAL-IFIAX, Oct. 3.—'I‘.he SCLIOOL- cl" M. J. ’l‘aylor. reported from Bos- ton as crippled by a hurricane and out of provisions at sea, is a three- lllzlstell vessel registering 438 toll-l. and was built at Spencer's Island, N. S. in 1901. She is registered at Quebec.

Smyrna Refugees Evacuatedflto Island

‘LONDON, Oct 4—EVil(7IIll'clOIl of illl Slllyfll ' reillllccs was com- plctcll last Sunday within Z1 fl.~w hours of tllc time limit sol by ‘the 'I‘lll'l<s, the foreign offiu: announc- cll today. Ilotwol-n 180,000 and 19b, 000 pars-oils were rt-lllovcll to tllc little islands ill the. Aogolll Sea. illltl the Gulf of Smyrna, mainly duo. tllc illluollncclllcllt said. to cl‘- forts of American and Allied rc lief workers who also :ll"r:lIl;:llll for fond and supplies at the ialiilllil or hliiylt-nll anti OIHULVIIIEIH". I

lions to fight this forribll: cvil and mic oi tllc illlst nil-ails for {I1 'l'.( -u tll l-ll-t Iilt‘ tlXillllllill ‘llf Wilili i.-"

iileturned Men I Suffer Through Patronage Evil

(Splecial to The Guardian.)

OTTAWA, Ont., Oct 4——~Cllurges that under tllc ilrcsent govern- lllcllt patronage in civil service ap pointmcnts is being restored lllrozlgn the flouting of the civil service act and the civil service collllnission. and that returned sol- dicrs arc trc sufferers, are nlallc- in- the last issue of 'l‘lle Veteran, oflil-iul urgail of tllc G. W. V. A. It is liIIPI-Zlli] that lbc soldiers pro- fcrcncl: clause ill tllc civil service ccl is being ignrrrcll by tllc gov- crnlllcllt and -l‘£‘llll‘IlG(I llloll lstloct- oll by tllc colnlllission lglld giver. (zcl-iifitlzltcs of appointment ru- fuscll their positions.

Thu "Volt-run pulnls to the post offil-o dvpartlllollt illlil tllc finance llopal-tllllant as tho places WiICfl! tile act is tllsrcgzlrllcd. It states llllll tllcrc must be fifty postlnas- LGPSIIIDS for ulbicll certificates of appoillllllcllt ilnvo been issued b3" lilo l-ollllnissitnl but which have not been transferred by the de- partlllollt to tllc mcn appointed. In tllc finance department men who pllsscll the civil service examina- tions and qualified for clcrksllips have boon turned away‘. it is al- lulled.

’i‘llc paper cites a number of cases of returned lllPll thus held lrllzll positions uwzlrllvd them by lbc cnllllnissiull.

Willilllll Fornn, secretary" of the comlllission, told a l‘(3l)(ll'I.t‘.l‘ that

tho lllzlttcr was. not ollo the com- “s ll (‘llllitl iIISHIISS iii. lhc- pro- F-(‘lli iiulc. ‘Filo Vcttrrzlus‘ cllilrillls

were not ilifflfliilll‘ at lilo ('i)!'lll|li~ sloll, blli. at lilo. govornluont or the (IPDIITUIIPIIIH.

ill: Coultor. ILODULf/ postmaster. said llo was ullzlwzlro. of rclurncll ml-ll llppoiulorl by tllc comll ion lining kept out of the service ex- llopt. WIlPTO thorc were no Dllsl- iiil-lls vacant for them.

ifouierence Agrees on Armistice T elms

(Special to The Guardian.) ‘lVYIVI‘.\N'I‘I‘N‘()I’I.I'I, illfi. ~i Aillvs ililtI 'l‘ul"lls, nlllollllg iii lllllil. in a l~il'('I'I‘I ]li‘7l(ll‘ ilnrll-y

l » In Near East

Motorists Fired on Narrowly Escaping ' Severe Injuries

A" “Xlrilofillllllry affair occurr- od llczlr Eldon Monday night typo“ a liortl cur. owned and driven by Mr. ilrcd liubiey of Pinette was r1794‘ llllon... the pllflver and the three other occupants of the car llflrlvivly’ escaping injury froln a lull Cllllfge of goose shot which lllli- 9- lllfge Jagged holc Ill the Wlllilsllllilil. three shot llolcs in the roar of the hood and three lit-ms ill tho rear body of the cur. Tho car was brought to the city yesterday and attracted consider- ublc attention.

Mr. liublcy oll Monday night about 9 o'clock was driving from i)l‘\vl-.ll Covc whr-rc he was uwmc- mt? to his homo III Plnetto, two or tllrcc miles away. Ilc overlook on the road Amos McLeod. Mur- garct Nicholson and Belle Nichol- son of Orwell Cove and look tllcm ill the ‘car. As they were driving about a mllo and half from Eldon, going down a grade they passed two men. with guns on the side of the road. They had been goose shooting. Tile car was scarcely 20 yarllu ahead‘ at these two men when a loud report was heard. and a charge of goose sllot went whiz- zlllg around the Ifolnr occupants of the car. Three lodged ill the hood which was down at the time. Fortunately they did not pencil-ate tllc cushions of the rear neat. thrllc flattened - themselves against tho bill-k of the. car and another tore n largo holo out of the willll- sllicld, about two illcllcs abovo inc llvllli of lluhlcy, who was at tllc ‘wllocl. The latlcl- stopped iho. car and wont buck to wllcrc he saw lilo nwll. lino of tllom who was still thcro lleclnrcd that the other had fired the gun. Iiublel‘ wont to LIV‘. second man's house and ilc Sillti ho Illlil fired the shots just for fun. ‘to frighten them.

Tho luaitcr was brought to the attention of the Attorney General yesterday‘ and tllc case will short ly colnc up before Magistrate ‘Show.

‘New Zeaiallll - is Ready

To Do Her Part

_lll-.llt so that ihny may follul agrllcll lo :l lIIli]')I‘l|_V of IlIIIU-Z of :~.

;’l‘llis w."l\'c of illllllilfllili) ill illlillzlt’ivftlliiPill llf llll islil-v pllci all-- IIIIPIIIS Illlti fllshilnls lllllsi Ill- tiitllllil corrlilll: l0 an offi la] ('O‘ll'I‘i'lli(|ll!" (sp|_.cia| to The Guardiarh) I "ll "lll- Till‘ illélll lo‘ iiilillli Ill lll- this llIIl‘l"l0tlli. ‘filo ,‘il|\Il|l'||I' II()_\II,HN_ Opp 4__._.|-,-,.|Hi(.,. w; wl- lllllst not givm: up which will lw prl-llllllll: y lo ally 3q,,,.;-_.,,.‘,-_ of Ngw Zglllgpll, says ‘our efforts until Ill!‘ ilvifllfitillfy l'|'-,I.Z(‘.IIi'.l‘llL pearl: volllk-rl-lllll- in whit-ill" “mum. ll(\xl.éui‘|li from “inning. isllll will IIZIVL I)l'l‘iI llli'lllil'ti. lliiustapllzl ifl-lllzll will pcl":ullllll'-,v m" i“ .,,(,l,-,.5_-.-1|,;; 1i polllltry clots-l Th4: (LW. L. Ililri lrrllu mutants-link!‘ part will bl‘ IIIIIIOIIIIC/‘ii ili'(‘I‘ tnmn,’ Sum. l.“ is wry (“Sdlbi -i“l rill’ Jll-“ll $,lli'll ll lllllllil-i". lislif (trill-l:‘rl-lpl'l\:ll-lll:lilvls \\E".ll urriv Imiming w m, “H m man“. that!

lll'illllil’_l' illtuntioll is Ll.‘ fight lilo |h']lIl'llll£lI l-vils of tllc day; to pro- illlOlt‘ tbc ltlvt- of (loll and the sall- lvation of souls. flllti the rlorclop- lllcllt o1 tllc spiritual side. of our uaiurl". It ZIISO has OUILI‘ objects such as furthering the unusu- of cduclltloll, promotion of rncTll Ilill‘ lllozly‘. tllc ilottcrlnellt oi’ socllll ac- tion and tllc stimulating of effort

all IIIOSP arc only of ll SilCODiIillT consilIr-rzllinn. ’i‘l‘.o l". ‘V L. have bound tllolllsclvl-s toul-tlll-l" lll a bond of union cspccillliy fur our Hlllfliiilll uw-lftllw‘. ICvury wulllall should IN’. desirous of worllillg for Iili‘ lvclfllro of tllc hulllllll racc. Tlloy Sllnllili- work lulnvl ill llallli with t\."l(‘.|l other Ill a bunll of l-llzlrl t.y with this lloblo (‘INI in vii-w. You must forlzci yourself! 'i‘lll-