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GOOD LECTURE.—-G(‘I'l€I‘.1i1 n,» gret was felt that the inclement weather prevented n large gather- ing in Muray Harbor Hall last Tues day evening when Rev. A. Suther land gave his popular lecture on "Man." The slrblect was n broad one but it was handled in “Man- fnshinn" and many salient points were brouifl: out while nll through ‘it was interspersed with humorous anecdotes and W115 pujoycrl ‘by nll present.
-DIED IN WINNlIPEG-A Ich- gruur received in the city yvsler day announces the death in Win iii-peg on Thursday the 26th Inst of ‘Mrs. Joseph M. Hyde, fqrmer- ly of West River, this province. Many ‘friends will learn of! this with s-inccrr, regret zis the lnte ll/Irs» Hyde was a most lovenlble one exemqilary woman. No further par- ticulars have been receiver]. In thr- meantilne the deopest symlpnthy of many friends goes out to llic sons nn-rldalughtcrs. ' ' ' _
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was a. very quiet but distinctly pretty wedding snlemrrlzed Inst Tuesday morning nl. Fort ‘Massey Clutch. at twenty minutes after seven. A large nunrllcr of her girl friends were present. to xvitness the wedding of Helen lDorotlrv. daughter or‘ Ill/Ir. and Mrs. A. N. Whitman. Inglis lStreet and i\I. I. Boswell. C. E, Miss Whitman was on" on‘ the most charming girls of 1h.- "younger set," and ‘Mr. Boswell who is n son oi’ Mr. E. Boswell, Victor-E I, l’. E. island, is one of’ our- mns: prominent young engineers, bring, with the Government here Mr. Uzan unis nt the organ und rendered his usually good interpre "ti. c!’ the ‘oveddllng marches, ' Ii. W. Ross performed 2}’. 'I‘he;bride who Is ul and altogether lovely - ' ~l.tiri~d simply in a con> " ' ilk. with hat, of the ,-.!i11dc, with touches of fiuvu. -.ht for’. i-IILI completed her cost- u io, nnd she cilrried a magnificent liouqucl of fragrant pink roses. Th;- ilttrnotlvrl yuuui: couple were uri; utter l-ll and llicre were no Invit-
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8Pl'RlTUALlSM.--Ganlon Simp- son twill deliver his second otthis series of addresses iu St. Peters Church tomorrow at 7 p. m.
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POLICE COURT.— A case against a. mnn for neglecting to shovel the snow from the sidewalk fronting his residence. before the (tour-t yesterday was adjourned un- til today. '
ACCEPTS CALL-Rev. A. Suth- erland of the Murray Harbor North Presbyterian (‘liurcli has accepted a. call to Cflipman, N. B. and will accordingly close his present pnst- orate 0t’ six years early in illurell.
W. M. S. ANNIVERSARY-Tho twenty-first Anniversary 0f the \V. M. S. of the Murrzly Harbor Pres- byterian (liurch was hold in the church on Wednesday evening Feb 11th‘. Mrs. Horton the President presided. Rev. Mr. Weeks led in prayer and a class of young inis- sion fband memlbers gave an exer- cise while speeal music. was ‘provid- ed ‘by the choir. The chief features of‘ the progrnuime were the presid- ent's report of the society nnd u splendid address on missions lby Rev. A. Sutherland, of Murray Har- bor North. Tile president's report showed the prospects lbright for the future.
RODD~BUCHANAN WEDDING. —A Penacnok NJLPXCIIZIIIEB says: Last evening a very; pretty wedding took place at ‘the new home o1‘ ‘Wall street when Miss. Adciinia Christina Buchanan. one of Con- cord, N. II. well known young lbd~ ies. and Jonu '1‘. Rodd. on of lMr. and Mrs. ‘Samuel Rodd of Pene- cook, bell-nine man nud wife. They were united in IIItIITIkIgO by Rev. Raymond Husc, pastor of the Bak- er Memorial church. Miss Alla-- Mllligan was lbrhlesmnid and Stan icy 'BLICII'.IIIIIII tifflolated as best man. Little Misg Caroline Leigh- ton of Fruu-lclln,.ni2ce of the ‘groom
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Listen, ladies! Have you heard about the Charlottetown Guardian's street free distribution of Silver- iware? Well, if you haven't, it will not he mrmy hours until you do, for your next door neighbor will Le over to tell you all about it.
Nevertheless, it is u fact that the Charlottetown Guardian is go- ing to give a limited number of twenty six pieces chest of Oneida Community Silverware,‘ that ‘beau titul Bridal Wreath design, guar- anteed for every day use for ten years absolutely Free.
0f course you are going to say that it ls very unusual these days to get something for nothing ‘but this silverware does not cost you a cent. Now can you beat that’! lteitd on, don't miss the ‘best. par: of lt for you want to know how we can do it. Well its lust like this The Guardian has set a goal
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for its circulation‘ to reach within the next sixty‘ days and there is, to be no stone left unturned to! remch that goal.
Act quickly! Get in touch with; some of your ‘friends. Tell llicni; "that you must have one of tlios~>_ Chest of Silverware. If they are‘ not now taking he Guardian nsh‘ them to give yo their sulbscripq lions. The proposition in a nut. shell is this: Just get three new subscriptions for one year each lu the Morning or Evening Guzlrdiati‘ and we will turn over to you one‘ half dozen teaspoons and we will reserve the cheat. for you and when ‘you have brought In 17 more mnl<~ ing in all 20 one-year new sub-T scriplions you can take home with‘ you this beautiful chest of Oneida‘ Community Par Pluto Silverware.) Look for reservation card in this‘ issue.
The Piogress oi Rotary
Professor J. A. (Ilnrk, at the cele- bration of the fifteenth birthday of Rotary at the Davies on Thursday evening gave it most interesting nu‘- drtass on tIlc Growth 0f ltotnry.
‘The origin of Rotary, he said, oocurreil first in the mind at Paul l’. Ilnrris of Chicago, a lawyer, who was lonesome iu a great city. Hnr- m, wlieirvlsiting another lawyer in his home, went for an after-diu- ner wnlk witll his friend. They (rolled in at many of the neighbor- ing stores for a minute or two. Har- ris was introduced, received as one of the clan, everyone was friendly and interested because of the rai- diaut spirit of Harris’ friend. l-Ic look this contagious spirit home with him, and together" with three others, slilrted a club In the “unify Building" in (fhicago, February 23. i905. That \\".\S the first Rolnry meeting, nud‘ like “'l‘opsy." it 1111s "just growed" since, These four, a lawyer. cool denier, mining oper-
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I In 1916 250 clubs 27,000 mem- hers.
In 1920, 600 clubs 50,000 int-m- hers. f , ' This is all the more wonderful when we remember lhut Itolziry has never had any paid organizers. and on the other hand, Ilas always carefully surveyed all cities and towns applying for membership, to‘ make sure such communities were‘ ready for u Rotary Chili.
The percentages of regulan nt- teilrlztnco have been very high in‘ every one of the 600 Rotary Clubs. ufhese are “going" organizations in every sense of the word. Every club has carried its message of unselfishness and altruism 10 its community, No club hns ever sur- rendered its charter, but one club of sixty members has had a 100 tier- cent attendance at seven consecu- tive meetings.
Itwas the individual effort on the part of the members of the club for ' their (IOIIIIIIUIIIIY, that built Ro- tary. During the war thtwse efforts were united and Rotary wag a great force in assisting the llillllfllls thni secured the victory.
Our own club gave n lift to the Chiitauliuu Associn-tion, so that (‘hnrlolletlisvn has had the benefii
ator and merchant tailor, just met around from office to offlce, learn- ing much about the "other fellows’ ‘business. This rotation suggested to Harris the name "Rotary" and
was flower girl. The bride wore a hundsonne creation 01f yellow ant- in with vcii. The bridesmaid was gowned in. blue satin with over lace. Mi‘. Rodd was a member of the A. is). I". seeing active scrvio-i in the aviation corps in St. lllihiel. May 25, 1018, and the Toui sector in September. Ho enlisted Dec. 15, 1917; in u balloon company and was sent to Fort Slocum and fi'om there to n training camp in Texns and later to France. A reception followed the ceremony some 50 being present. 'i‘-hose from nut of
town il-ttenrliul: were: Mr. nnl Mrs. Leighton and daughter of Franklin and Mn. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Rodd of Boston. The couple were the recipients of many fine presents, including silver. cu? glass. furniture and two $50 gold
Mrs. [baud-ll l/‘fl immediately ail'lppl(l(\pg_ Mn amt Mrs_ 11mm 1P1‘;
on thi- 8.1a lrniu south, with the bcsi urishes of n large number who gathered at the ‘station. On their return they/ will reside at 19 Wnl Street Concord.
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The new club increased in size, s0 litat there soon were fifty at the regular‘ evening meetings. These men were enthused with the Rotary idea and talked wherever they went. Like mnny other great move- ments, ll went West first, and in 1908 four clubs had been organized on the Pacific coast between Sent- tle and Los Angeles. That year also saw the "Rotary Twins" ad- mitted to the Chicago club: A F. Sheldon who coined the slogan “He. profits Must Who Serves Best." and Chesley R. Perry, first and always Secretary of National and after- wards International Rotary. lie only agreed to serve for 30 days; he still serves Rotary most. efllci- netly. -
A National Association of Rotary Clubs was formed in C-hicugo in 1910, with forty delcllflles from four- teen clubs. These came from east. west, north and south of the United States.
In 1911 a Rotary Platform con- taining a concise statement of the principles tforming the part and fibre of every Rotary Club. was adopted at the Portland Conven- tion. It was. however, in San Fran- ciisco, In 19154 that the famous “Rotary Code of Ethics" was adop- ted. which sell! forth the principles and practlces- fundamental in the relationships between individual Rotnpisns. This has been a srelll unifying agent and its influence has reached far beyond the Ro- tnry Clubs of the world.
You may have noted that such of the four original members of Ro- lnry followed a different calling. 'I‘hat was the ‘beginning of the 0.. "from-a-elassificatiou plan that has distinguished Rotary from most other clubs. Some of the. ad- vantages of this plan flreiThflt i! gives n club representative and ei- fielent Tncmbership, and prevents thg membership from, beconunK “"- w ldy; that. concerted action is easily obtained from men in the different businesses of a comiuun ity; that. such a rellresehtllllvl‘ group of trades and professional men makes an ideal forum for the consideration and discussion of public. questions; that 0 EIOIID 0i‘ profession can dom nate such a gathering; that ll lifts the members out of the narrow rut of their own business routine mid gives them a more sympathetic understanding of other business. _
The International Association of’ Rotary Clubs was formed at the Duluth Convention, in 1012, when Winnipeg representatives were present and a cable was received 1mm [he Rotary (‘Iub of London. asking for affiliation.
‘As I said before, the Rotary (‘Tubs "just growed" like T0119?- ln 1905 one club 4 members.
In 1910 sixteen clubs 1800 mem- hers.
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ltotnry now etends to l7. S.. Cau- ada, England, Scotlanrl. Ireland, Cuba, Argentine. China, Phillipines, India and Central America. New clubs are in the process of organi- zation In Brazil, Columbia, Peru. Belgium, Holland, Spain, France, Egypt, South Africa, New Zenlnnd and Australia. lt has been my privilege to at- tend many lueetings of the Rotary (‘lub of London, wilere a most cor- dinl ivelcome was nluzays waiting. The members are not quite so dem- onstrntive as those on this side o! the Atlantic, but they are most 1111K» ions to do firings as we do. I have ‘IISO gone up l1 stories to the Ro- tary (llub rooms, of New York. to find I was n few hour's, too cilrly for a big send-off meeting in honor of Andrew Home-Morton and Sle- vousnn. I was sorry I could not stay as my ship was due tn snil be- ior‘ the. lieu" we‘. 'l‘llcre are many problems flit-iii "Great. litll.ll‘_\"' as i; 11:1.» cxlcr ' - such a distance from lilternnti Headquarters. It llluy lu- necessary to have National Divisions 0.1 e similar line as the British Associa- tion, with ench its own paper 8114:‘ districts,’ for France or Spain, etc. Some of tile objects of the ile- tary Club are to foster and encour- age: The idonl of service ns the basis of all worthy enterprise. lligh ethical standards in busi tress and 1irnfessions. The active interest. of Rntnrinns: in every welfare of his community‘. Tho development of true friend- ship nnd good fellowship. The interchange of ideas and bust ncss methods us R Iucaus oi (level- oplng ronl Ilotarlnns. V Tho recognition of the worthi- ness of all legitimate occupations, and the assisting of each Rotflrlflfl to develop his calling so that he may better serve society.
Rotary is a force which impels men to make the most of their lives in the interest of their whole com- munlty, It is true friendliness ex- tended to everyone. It is cheerful service, four-square, flll-WOOI, yllfll" wide, and always on duly when needed. Rotary brings l‘alth,~ilope and Love. '
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j IiON-DON, Feb ‘Zdr-‘Gffifll Ilrlt- aiu is fuudunlentnlly sound. 110th financially and commercinlLv. shy" the American (lhamber of (om- merce of London. in a stillemenl rc
ciai position of Great Britain and the continental European countries. Tile (thumbs-r expresses til that the recent unprecedented drop] in sterling exchange In the Univ. ed ‘States mnke it practically de
sirnlble that the best. opinions 0n each side of the Atlantic concern- ing this question should be under- stood on the other side.
After a thorough discussion with the leaders of lBritish finance. "- luinlnsted largely by the addresses of the chairman of five leadinS I30" ish banks to their stockholders "I annual meetings, the chamber of’ Commerce has prepared a message to the American ‘business Dub"?-
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