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Maxims OF A

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ni; i. the happy man who dis- covers that drudgery which is oom- pateney, and that degree of pleas- ure which ls endless satisfaction.

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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1927

Founded 1D‘!

ll I Guardian fill! I‘ s m‘.

Charlottetown Guardian Two

luriii could be ascertained. ‘ llo ivus uriiuing that parliament iii this mutter had only jurisdiction in rcspoct to navigation whnrcai-i "lo liflliiosal combined tho develop-

___,_-w— B E 0. P. Liner In - .- . v , Collision With . ' ~' - séesseisi to The Guardian) . ' ANGHAl, ‘Mar. 14.—'l‘he Can- ‘- __ lien Pacific liner Empress of Can- , - ads, was lu a collision today with .. . . . - ‘the Japanese cclller, Jinsho, Maru. , “ "" ‘The empress oi Canada was rs- Gwlgm" B" C“““l-‘.Z‘l‘;‘°.‘3.§’;l.l‘°‘€ basins: . i ~ s o » Blll Again Chleflliong. Two lives were reported lost Topic of Discussion on board the coilisr. -—-—--_0->—-—-— lll Ottawa House. Sovlet F m Our Own Correspondent) , ' ' (UNTAIWA; tllviaig.‘ ILTItKIactiQcaIIY ' I c s me 0 e ouse iNies ‘IAIYNZPSIIOOII was taken up in the (llflilliflfllflll of the Georgian Buy __"_______ Canal bill, which as predicted has (spasm m Th. Gulrdian) bcconlie thle chief isauet oi; $9 ses~ Mosoow_ Mm. 14__,Wh"e the sion. arse y on uocoun o 8 DW- . . unit: sill‘: "iii*"s.*:“:.;:-.§;;E52142:. lfil°iliilidff51.1252225- muf) ‘ognltlon to the Csntoinose Eovielrn- But prior to it being taken up the mimi- 1" 5mm‘ chm“ t l5 ma“ er" rr-imc Minister laid on the table all“! llkoly that such More will be copy of an order in council appoint-italic“ shortly- irm Mr. Justice Martin (saskstcireo Simon Ivan Orlanofl. member of wiiii) commissioner to enquire into the Colleglum of the Soviet foreign the argument ci B. c. in sunDort oiioiricc, ls leaving Moscow within a ilrl clflilfl 101‘ "l6 TBCOIIVBYBIICB i0 few days for llaugkow, present the province of lands in the ruii- “at of the qanmnwe feghng‘ ‘will; belamm! 1m“ Page“ Riva}: in?‘ where he will act as "unofficial ro- ux... .. s. s". ii;....".‘..“.:...: l"§;§""‘"°" or terms nntl in nature is more or less ' _ on all fours with the Duncan com-f, It M°5°°w Temxgllzes 1th” ‘fanitn mission which investigated the “W” lwvmmmem - o" an“ w grievance of the Maritime Prov- ‘b9 wllfllllmd l" Pemmlmli- Bilvlet “was, . diplomatic representative with What docs not seem be he lnclud- powers oi Ambassador and Alexis ed in the order is the right. of the Sergius Chereuyck. the present So- provluce for additional COll8lil8l“)Vil6t charge d'ai‘iaires at the seat uilou on account o! physical oondboi- the northern government, will be tlons which increases the cost oi’ Bupemmpm local administration, n. claim which __...._<q¢__.__ was in part admitted-at the iuter- - provincial conference of 1906 and paid to the extent of one million _ dollars. _ in discussing the Georgian Bay Canal, Mr. Church. Toronto, moved -——- an amendment to the bill which (Special to The Guardian) practically meant the six months 911131.151’, ‘Mgfgh 14,-); truckload hoist, that the character and oh-ioi 30 bales of 191811811 Blmdpy news- Jlect of the bill involve matters of papers were seized and inn-Md m. grave national and provincial im- an amen body o; masked ma“ o,‘ “Grunge and one of “ch as to cowiits arrival at Kingstown it was icy which ought not to be deauloarned today. The papers wore with in a private m“ consigned to s. local distributor. No My, church “on at very can. reason for the act ls known. i allderabltrleliigtlnfi l-(lie dehouucfid “i ’ e propose to an over to t e Sifton interests tlurcontrol of a S N‘ great natural resource and his ar- 3 " gumeiits were based on that assum- ‘Gr ptlfiil anftithdcmanded to know the O . Zfsfll... .. ‘3..€‘.‘I.li’§.'.‘.'“°‘l§.°i‘.”2.’.?.§i.] our“ l" "u °"="“="> mum it be regarded as comma CHRIST CHURCH. New Zealand, within the scope of a private blll.'M‘"°h H-“The Duke l“ Ymk m“ ln view of all that bud been spent U16 world's "irreslflfli miangrch w‘ iu deepening the St. Lawrence wat-lduy in the person of Ling Tami Sol- crways the present hill was notlomou of the Chathem Islands. The only obnoxious but a natlonahking weighs 392 pounds. and mailo scandal‘ i the G36 mile voyage from his realm Church was followed by Mr. Glen cast or New Zealand. 8- l. to pay Marquette. who at six o'clock had his respects u, British royhty, not concluded his speech. but it S “mum i5 a mug without “h. Willi flllliarent that he favored 0 1 ‘B {h Mastery, strongly tlic renewal of the charter 18cm’ a“ h B "ca? ' B ‘ y d and m5 speech WM n very (dear and Moriorlhs have on all bu w pe subtle argument in u,“ haham out by the Mnorls. tit was a. tryinll llc cliai-gotl that. the lender of thoiilllllllly fill‘ sllmllwn- hm’ h“ m“ Opposition was wholly ' oonsintmt amply repaid by the Dukes warm in as much as his attitude now was Wfllllollm and hi“ “"19" ailmira‘ (lillloscd to that when he granted a tion 0i the King's Birth. {itiylliéiwullntlnf trite IGCIIBG to tho national ' ro ' ac rc ompuny. Ho re- Bligilliétlf tho Opposition now as a T0 Oil l!" M‘ us i0 ‘ t th bill i - m. m. ‘ésndlfllf? v1.3“. srimtllii. D9mpsey’s Spine .__.... (Canadian iPresl) ‘DOS itivoiuurls. CsiiL. Muroh 14- —.tDr. Wlzirrcn ‘Clark. personal phy-

ladies oi‘ the Baptist Church was)

Y,M._l], N. , PLAYEMUNTNLY MEETING BFTNE NNN,Nil_NN[iNl , CITY DUNN 0N. LAST NNlNT

Thoroughly Enjoyed

by Capacity And. ience —— Staged by Philatliea Group of, Baptist Church. '

The regular monthly meeting of

The concert and play staged at . . _.

the Y. M. c. A. last evening by the; ‘,{‘,;,,‘;",Y,,°;',*;;“g,,,,,§g;;l with His 0 h 1M l r, ilwroushly ouioyod lby u euros-Hy llculth OffllvzerrsDl}? wéliifrrxvxiilzc- audience. From the oiwulni: num- Mllluu. the City Recorder. and all ber loathe ilunleliiotta dull illflillflllii. (Yoiingilloi-g prggglih Am,- tho marre e cxce en program u tor minutes of tho last iiieetlug were which it was voted one of the best, road ‘by iho City Clerk and adopt- enterteiumonts this year. To ouch, ed. the hills confirmed by the Fin- i and every member of the cast the, uuce Committee and paid also highest praise is duo for tlieiy’ those to be pulil were submitted. splendid efforts. The musical niiiii- ‘Cllllllillllfir YBO 011190!“ i0 ihil here, vocal and instrumental loft’ llaYmelll "7 ll bill. Certified by U19 nothing to Ibe desired, cscir and ov- "will Ollioor for the payment o! ery individual being heard l0 greet. “mm "emmel" lol‘ rial/filial b80916

advautage- All in all. the play until hm,“ by“ "will 4°5- concoi-t, which will be mp0,, tounclllor Pi-owse explained the

Q . m t N - m R‘ H u m‘! l? bill and said there was one on the 5M‘ a or W“ a ’ w“ ‘l list wlio could pay but tho re-

d ided ess. eThe itillggving musical nuiiibcrsgzgmgr “we h‘ smmtmed circum‘

were carried out between the first . , and. second acts and during the scc- b,§°,‘f§,°,’,',',",;, Pfiitaiolhlzggfli, tag; ‘ma “t: er should not be ‘questioned vwal “oh” X‘ "Tm m“ mw“ The payment oi the hills was Breaks hrougb." ll. "As l Wont A'- -“\Qvgnd by proww" swam“ by Roaming” Mim- "- S- Helltisfsfln- F‘oster, and curried with ii request Tri0—1. "Drink l0 M9 only" Ii. by Yco that his vote be recorded "Close Harmony.” Messrs. Quiglcy, against. the serum bill. Sterne and Iflnizwoll- A communication from the Hous- Plano Duet—“Zaugar Overture." lug Commissioners was read ask- Misses Roberta Spence-r and Lillian ins that their resignation be accep- MuKenzie. to . Vocal Solo~L "Believe Me m‘ nlli ‘Councillor Pi-owse said that, the Those Endcsring Young Charms.";~'l"lll@8l Wuo not In order. The res- IL “The m" with the Denwleflgniitlnii was held over till next Airy Mrm 1v A_ hawaons’ illliletilig on motion. Piano Duet,__-lr1\,he Sunflower] A report from the City Recorder Dance.“ ‘Misses Mao iSioriis bud ‘v39 “em! 1° m“ ‘W9C’- [Nllt he had Annie wamom alllVCSilKfltCil the suit oi Margaret vocal solo__l_ “Sylvia-m H‘ “Thwltyau against the cliy and found

Brownies.“ Miss Lillian ‘Mclflziizisllhe ‘City n“ name‘ The Yew“

» Passed.

Tmiokmcn Granted (lertain Increases in Rates. Several Resolutions W e r e

iris placed ou tile. Board were submitted and Council- lor Prowse of the Finance Commit- icc said he had no remarks than ltiut would havebefore the estima- ('9.

iiulhiiig to report except the one

adopted.

tlic question concerning the

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The estimates oi’ the school

"The llciiltli Ofilccr said he had

ruse oi‘ smallpox had cleared up

m“! the place m‘! M“ mmimmd- tall‘ Wm 3° ""0 131B ‘l-illeeimlvill‘ searched and arms and ammunition naval disarmament lvllllrl. as appended, was read anticqnqva, pr-Qwsed by preside“, Seized Coolidge with the expectation that‘ l C“““°m°" “W's” lllilllillll llllher special navul requirements will) . be taken lute consideration the’ niciit of taxes in whi li ‘ l l f‘ , . ’ ufihcounculors parlogh “will! ° Right llcu. W. t. nridsemsn. First ‘i - .

mm‘$3,150?’tgsgglfilzfifatglégdiqwg" Ei-Iouss oi Commons this afternoon by the City Statute. taxes are due a swung the mam” m m” Ad" ninety days after the fourth Wed- nesday oi January which would be about May 1st.

'l‘lic Moat and Milk Inspector's

buy-i

Councillor Moran in reporting for ilio Tender and Property Commit" lefi» ill Hillard to fireescapes for the Market iBullding, submitted figures izlvlni: the estimated cost

of such, which report was allowcdlcillllllllm‘ 1501113’

to lie.

lCounclllor Blanchard reported flint the ceiling in the Bowling Alley should be repaired. it would? cost abo1it,$25, i‘

Councillor Moran stated lie would. look into it und have it done,

The Police report given below was road end on. motion adopted.

(‘ount-illor Prowse at this stage oi‘ tho proceedings complimented

(Continued on pogo plume)

‘Efifllifiil-liasi; "i..‘.‘;"“.'...--, l. E B III i 5 5 E NI B l Y '

“Just a iSoiig at Twilight."- Mg, J. A. Clark presided. lor. Mrs; Green, who is preparing -.--- i for "l he |La%st AldM ha}; tavoOpens This gues s from s on, rs. u ly‘ , ‘ i and Mrs. De Lloyd Fitz iliamiuond, 3,113 O [flock iaud has also a new carpet over U - sual Ceremonies. The Legislative assembly will be

which she is much concerned. opciictl at 3 o'clock this flftCrllilfili- by ills Honour Lieutenant Govern-i

ITHE PLAY AND CAST

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"Scene is laid lir Mrs, GIOOIYH pur-

llulcrmlssion and sale o! Cuudy

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or lieurtz. ,

Mrs. De Lloyd Fitz Hammond aii- The Gum‘! ‘)1 391mm‘ {mi

dresses the ilstllcs of Greonville on m“ “Wash” Wm “mm” of‘ one hundred

men drawn from,‘ ilic 1st Battalion. P. E. Island,‘ itogimciit under command of Li. Col. Alloii McLeod. The Guard which will be drawn from A. Com- pany will be commanded by Major T. ll. Rogers, the other officers ho- ini: Captain W. J. MacDonald anti Lieutenant DcsRoches. it will ieuve ilic drill shed at 2.40 p. ill. llliixllflllfllll‘ will leave (loverii- mciit llousc at 2.45 p. m. Tlicril

"Women's work in thc world."

CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Green. (the hostesiQ-Mrs- Leigh Wlerren.

Mrs. De iLloyd Fitz Hammond, (on advocate cf womens‘ rlglllS)—- ‘Miss Florence McDonald.

Mrs. Kindly (a. visitor from Boston) -—Miss Blanche MoDonuld. Llzu( The maid)-—Miss Alblo Fitch-

ensom will be threc carriages in the pi‘(l»{ Mm 3mm]. “he pr°s,dBnU__M|s8 ceiislou which will proceed from Dav,“ Bake“ Grafton Street to Queetimuiiili thence to ltlohmoiid and to thr-

Mrs. Dale and Mrs. Jinrpe (the sui- B "d, I m H t 1 0i fragettes-i-dilliisses Mary Ullullilll" wlilll bltllg-lhc gcrggent-tril-Arfiii‘: Nil" and Ethel SlllIllQTlB-lln- A. E. Simpson. in the seconil cur-

ment oi water power when the "hooker saw six o'clock, tho loos

slclan to Jack Demilllei’. todaY sold an operation intended to correct an infection st the base oi the former

“sills evidently that the two could

not lie segregated, licuivywelght champions spine was

being considered following a rec- ciit consultation.

iboinpsey suffered an infection of ii number of lower vertebrae as a r9511" or i; heavy fall during one 0i his fights about six years ago. This is believed to have been reslmllll’ lble for several outbreaks of blood- poisoning during the last year.

liteceritly lie underwent operat- ions to prevent the spread of pols- oning in his left hand and arm.

Fireman Has " Skull Fractured

(Canadian Press)

Ramsay MacDonald _ To Visit America

MNEW YORK. Mar. 14. -—Ramsiiy MacDonald, former British Prime c ulster. told the New York Ameri- Dmltnovor the trans-Atlantic tele- m“ g today that he will probably

pill 10th for a visit to this

fgfllggieillfoumnsuiss by his daugh-

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RATK-ic, ‘w,’ ' “"1 ‘Million you cull‘.

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‘HOME macs Porrsn near “will "uwsos. Saturday, New.

fl re in a vacant

‘MONTREAL, March 14. —— Blind- smckc and tire. ‘Lieutenant Laurlii stopped‘ from a load- ing platform while lighting a slight warehouse in the east end Saturday. fell Bfllillllllllll feet ‘to the ground and suffered s

ringc will he His Honoufs tliror Aides do Camp, Colonel J. P. Hoop- er, Colonel J. S. Jenkins. and Nuv- isl Aldo. Lieutenant. G. H. Buntaiii. in the third carriage will be ills Honour, the Lieutenant Governor

his Chief Aide dc Camp. Colonel S

R. Jenkins. M. D-. end__ J. R. Davis

Secretary, ' -

At 2,45 p. m. a Royal Salute oil fifteen guns will be fired from tlwi Park Battery. the firing party ho

lug iiiiiler command oi‘ Captain

MrsJ-Davis (the minister's wife)- Mrs. R. lC. Eaton.

Mrs. Scott (a. woman of years arul experience) iMise Blanche Bovyor- Mrs. Bruce (a nervous lady) Miss lEdlth Sterne.

Mrs. James (an excitable luiiy whose baby‘ is cutting teetli)—- Mrs. Charles Hemm.

Mrs. Wise, (a -lady of strolls

mindl-ilvliss Maude Harris.

Mrs, Black, (a. musician) -—- Miss

IRoberta Spencer. Tlornqy, Mrs. Harnls. (a deaf ladyi-Mlss Alter ills lionour has formally Ruby Gay. opened the Legislature. ho will in»

spect the Guard after leaving the house: and will then decorate scy- an officers. The public decoration will take piece on the steps of tho Building tinder the central arch. The following officers will he de- curated:

Lieutenant Colonel J. P. Hooper, M. 0., Canadian Auxiliary Forces. with Officer's Decoration. iProvlu- fonal Captain 0.0. Walker, M. M... C. A. F.. Long Service Medal. Brig- ags Sergeant Major, G.~R..Braily. C. A. F. Lona Service Model. Ser- geant (l. Stewart. C. A. E. Long

(a home body) — Brown. treasurer) —-Miss

Mrs- Henderson, Miss Florence

‘Mrs. iDsy- (the Beulah Hatch.

Mrs. Grey. _(the secretaryyu-Mlss Florence Henderson. =

Mrs. Roberto (c. lady of strong prin- ctpien-Miss ‘Sine iivicdregor.

Mrs. Kane (a vooalisU-Miss Eduii Jenkins.

Mrs. Crouler (who has a husband) —-Miee Edith McLeod.

‘Mrs. mvell -(iin advocate oi the homo-Miss Helen Yeo.

FOR can! ooulLI - TIN!- mltllolllliuse out stile liim Avenue Mchodslde cit limits. Apply- _..___4‘= Brut oy- m1

JUST chm Aaaivso-A o». or

well-b hen ,lio ti ‘,‘.,',,‘{,."°" for e at; loan Wood

mist.

the Get-min and

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mourning ~ior the war dead was ell-i VANCOUVER. ‘March 14.-Doii- served throughout (lei-many yesier-i day. All public and many private ‘buildings displayed flags at half An oifiolsl service was beldlircro 37 years age from Prince i the lteloiieiiss attended by Presi- all» Von Hhidoii urghmemaaara of y; ,,_ - rti n vern- iosmvs NlNbiIKNNNh” N m" I "l" “will "We'll"! Ml" Mrs. Stewart and their eight child- l iloileiiir‘ l“ ‘RUNS git "i"! Z9139 011-. ‘ v - - _

“"1 ill Co. sac-i Hind Market r Mrs iisiu (wh iuei ts that ‘b si ilorvloo Mlullll- ' lllids» . - "“°‘“"°" mm‘ s""‘°°"“ ” m” ' ° ._' . " “ Th .i» a all from the First W; a "M" m"‘°.."°"’"‘“ ‘f’ ‘h’? ,‘(‘)°i',,,,f:"§m'i“f$)o lj;",,§fl';“ Printgsa Ella/arr: lslanil Medium

- "TED-aim. ronlusnenat h“ “m” “ "lmmg ° “m” ' . m... ___M, ._, A m’, 'Brigads of Artillery.

housework. Apply M" .110, .311. me- ) . ' ' u’ Lieutenant Colonel G. Elliott lllllisnt. i333_3_1.5_3| , ' i" ' ‘I , ; ' Full. C. A. ll‘., of the Prince Edward ‘ l l lll ht H | L0 8 ltlli ‘Itiiiuiae s. mo... ms- llormany Mourns iVoHQQlWBr Pioneer. "are... Marsh"... WI. 112 P - ‘ ' B ii y. C. A. F" Oftcerbi ciltt. M.D., Déluilienltsilaauglwflggrf H8!’ W31’ Dfiddl, W88 BOTH 111 P. iimistilsn?’ Captain J. n. Paton. ‘ml?- 43” 3 1i yfmm \ o..__ M. (3., C. A. ll‘., Long Service Medal. rum» u-u- — i u» i‘ l "our" '"--> .32.”: tiiffl; “lfr.'.li'“ril.‘is‘.ll'.l‘.

Major J. S. Walker. Army Medi-

csi Corps. Oiticdrs Decoration.

uld Campbell "D0 " BlflWMt kIiOWfl

to Vuncouverpioneersssene oftho | M‘ bcoLpun undyou“ onto!" _ _

‘first “m”! in n“ on,’ w“ “m” avxlifledLNrNg illgllrwlcl: llieebitisalbee: Di i 9 iwillit Berle klildl; °fi°md lmd" ‘fglillylliltmiliilgre genitals: axguhofittriht st 606 and uhlilzilsmfrillflfilatrsqam l”? w 1 h ‘i ~ "mm-y W“ m w” “m” M“ to “flmde ‘ 340mm‘ Gum! u m o“ N liens: with a view to nelo- minors-ow rat ot 0.10. ssh-en's oi III‘ ‘i

Edward island where he was born. u omen" “d “um; “d m, "m" t ,8“. 3mm", m “Mm; _ . M“ u u “mm “w, u“ ham “flan, H‘ wit“ .

died st ‘his residence ytstsrcsy in onion-s Decorat on to tncss who to iris.» si- troops. autowlnl to ins wlrl ‘M. . ~. all» 1w a “Hm y . .- .. . of w“ ,1 '22:“- - w

his cistir your: lie is. survived by um. served slum _, as of- Wildhibhl this, as to iilllflqlirlet- smug“ use“? _h asfloieotod l. u m,” _mm., ‘h m“ A1311

, ricer. this letter iicnouifbeiiig~iic~ieeble this yeti but. mmrt lis ar- minus. one, m‘ a go" , a‘ .

reii. stowed upon Lieutensmw coiossirsnsm next your, _ _ __ h» _rsovvrum. Mime l. _ -- i_ ,

.

Negotiations l i Resumed

(Canadian PFese)

OTTAWA, blur. ii. —~Negotia- lions have been resumed between lho brotherhood of clerks an freight liuiitllers and the Canadian Pacific Railway following protests to the Minister of Labor that the railway had iiot yet put into effect the findings of a board of arbitra- uioii which beard evidence regard- ing a wage dispute, it was stated at the department of labor today.

Some 5.000 workers aretlnvaded iii the dispute the arbitration} hoard awarded the men i1 four‘ cent per hour increase.

Four Men Shot in Prisoners Riot

. (Canadian Press)

IMDYNTGIUWERY. Ala. March 14. ~Upwsrti oi iivo hundred inmates oi‘ Kilhy prison mutlnled last night ln protcgstof on announced revis‘ ion oil prison rules governing vis- its and il'l the ensuing riot four men were shot and ten others lu- iurod in general fighting.

Tear gas and shot gun's were brought into play by Warden T. J. Shirley directing activities of a cordon of prison guards to restore order and regain control from the infuriated men. They surrendered only utter shots dropped men who were hurling missiles from vent- uge points at tho group oi officials.

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Neighbor Stabs 10-year Old Boy

(Canadian Press) iOOBWIJI‘, Out, lMerch 1i. Robert llimdsn, i0 year son of Mr.

J fment the recommendations oi‘. the Royal commission headed by Sir ,-,Andrew Rae Duncan with a view tn overcoming the economic difficult- ies facing the provinces down by

104. is at his home in a weak con- diiion from lose of blood. and Mike Gleason, neighbor is held on 82,000 bail to appear in court next week on" a charge of inflicting grievous bodily harm to the ‘boy.

it is alleged that when the lad threw snowballs at Clemson's house

oi scissorsuind that young Emdcn, the points ct the

y .

derlieath one arm.

for a week.

PNSI l M] N I N Alli .. . IS [XPlMNENi