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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA MONDAY AUGUST 24, D25

Annual ruhlfilllillhl Delivered B! Hall. Canada and

“JO U. I. A. “JO

nu Piill Hill u ll. illlil‘ lillH

Rev. H. Donald, M.

PREMIER GIVES illIT SlilTE- " '''' "MENT RE EEBEML ElElillilN

which we have been confronted, in Whethera manner which. we believe has t won us s steadily increasing mea- wlll call another session of Par- sure of public confidence. Under linment ls for the Government to the circumstances the reslifllliilbll- decide. We do not propose to be lty oi advising a‘ dissolution would‘ stampeded into any dissolution of appear to be quite as great as that

A. Preached Excel)‘ Parllament to please the leader 0f of continuing to carry on, despite the Opposition, and his press," so the difficulties of government

tlonauy Fnle Serm- ‘declares Premier Mackenzie KlnB which “'9 ilefieillialliy iiiiliellflllvli- Qng t0 Large C0“- ‘in a statement to the Canadian When we have reason to believe a Press tonight. Premier King’s that there are national considere- gPGgRtIOIlS statement refers to public discue- tions so imperative as to necessi- sion with regard to the possiblli- tats an appeal to the electorate. I Yesterday- ties of a general election this year. shall mil hesitate to accnnini. His lie proceeds: Excellency lhr: Governor General 1n st. James (‘llllfflll yesterday .“'l‘he responsibility of carrying wiih viii vienjs hnd to brash icr a ltcv. (l. H. Donald, M. A.. oi St. on the country's affairs hue been dissolution oi Parliament. When Anilrow‘s and St. Paul's church, given us by the people. We have that time comes I shall be equally Montreal, preached two exception- exercised it. nfllwlthllflllidlflg, ii" Prepared if] "me ‘he Team"? 1° uiiy lino sermons to large congre- the difficult circumstances with i119 Dilbllil- gallons. in the morning the St. James Qunrtette rendered "Crossing the

African Religious I N n i A T n n Bar" very effectively, Miss Whear ~

taking the solo part. Miss Laura

(‘Canadian Pren.) OTTAWA, Aug. 23-“ or not the present Governmen

Subject i

,- CHERS WARNED

iglous Observanc- in Classrooms Re- stricted.

' ERPOOL, Aug. 2il—~'i‘lle ex- e o; Dayton, Tennessee, l1 has set all lbo world laugh- hug gprenll to Bootle, where in t} it will be a perilous thinS any schoolmaster or school- ~ess to breathe that danger- wcrd "evolution." me little time ngo Councillor urton called the attention of Bootle Town Council to the tilst in one of the local HIS s. teacher had suggested the story of Adam and Eve mythical and allegorical rat- tbsn an account of actual hap- ngs in the cradle days of the id. special committee appointed investigate the whole mutter millsndatl that religious obser- ces in secondary schools be lned to hymns, prayers, and. reading of a portion of scrip- . by the teachers. hey also recommended that in future when teachers are ap- ted it should be a condition the teachers shall undertake rain the scholars ill the habits evereuco towards (loll and re- ll and with respect for the l and religious institutions of country. llese resolutions pied unanimously, member of the town council od that some oi‘ tho teachers e taught the children that it is trary to the laws of science l when Moses struck tile rock er could have flowed from that Llonah could not have n swallowed by a whale be- ee he could not have passed

n its throat. {-Or¢>—-—~—

= rlianlentary Parties Inspect B e s c 0 Mine

(Canadian Press.) YDNEY, N. 8.. Aug. 23~The lsll pfll‘llliill(*lliill‘_\' parties ell- to l0 Newfoundland, were wel- od here today by officials of _ British Empire Steel Corpora- . and inspected mine and steel is. —- (Canadian Press) HANGHAI, Aug. 23.—— Two - rtpnrtr-d killed and many in- vi in n clash when strikers “ll with knives and clubs at-

Hcad of the Roman Catholic diocese of Ottawa who may be created a cardinal by the Pope, it le said.

Anti-Smuggling Treaty Between Canada And U. S.

(Special to The Guardian.) WASHINGTON. Aug. 23-Augu- latlons for carrying out the anti- snluggling treaty between Canada and tho United States were agreed 1 upon today at a filial conference »'~i_ between representatives of the 1‘ two governments. but will not be made puillitz until official signatur- mi"

Belgian Congo. says re- nnatics in the neighbor-

Snkania, who were at- ble conver- es in

Premature Conces- sions or Yield to Pressure

VICEROYEPEAKS

l vision of Constitu-

tion-- Reform Goal Possible Only Through Co-op-

the

wightman, who possesses a rich _ _

musical voice of great range and N a t 1 V e s

power also sung n solo. "Hiillf

Lovely Are Thy Dwellings Fair.’ P

Ai the evening service the Quar- (‘C="3di3"‘ ""9

telte sang, "Rejoice the Heart is cars‘ TOWN, tcsloilfihmaépiigg:

Th)’ Servant." ‘while Miss [Wlglll- ‘Allg- n23~A i1 "V" ' m

man sang, "Abide With Me’ (Lid- bethv let,

“an limons ‘

At this service Ilev. Mr. Donald ‘hood ‘o ‘ aka form ook as his text. Hebrew 1:7. hi5 “zllilll ‘l? “hzgmd n“ nnuv nbjet-t helm!- “Tlle Ci"? Mid the? 011a,“? aug, y lame]. H0 spoke as follows: one v use. It has been said that "man is, ——-'-‘¢'°""_"'_ “ lo up oi clay and flame. m m U a Th"? 1",: “t S‘: ,. l£lf..“:l.“.‘.‘.“2:‘.fi ‘.“.:‘.f’..‘l‘.. .32., S d . t n o l s n o . r ailroemjn on n y ll l (mmmfl ‘heology M m the Oflgml y r of Man. l -—-—— it is simply another wny of Sh?) (Canadian Press) 3 __ . lug that mun ilas u body. he llili-i i1 NEW GLASGOW. Aul- 2 - 1 soul and it is with lilo-so two thinsmweetville defcoled Sydney 2 l? ‘ l" . "—'_ l, t lot lll u»: loie ‘Immfi Am!‘ 23"_When ‘the mm EllrllmzlhgoilillqiZlIOfntEoEltXE-n byy n Ynsi lNoE/o Sculls Baseball League. mbers of rt ‘lliursfliillfs sayings ‘elm: “mnber or people‘ . _ w. m m preach-l I lo r res len wi l l -] n t the n o“ n numeric cloth as n mcunrkfili nd- 0kg, 'l',']uyus"13g tlrlgvingul; so?“ coll. unit's-lion null is vtnlll ior lil ln- w‘ ' , h, , . lcgrliy and loyuliy, l-iicy were ‘met m" sléufih of agunyilgficfigq ‘avg: S p r1 n g‘ h 1 . iwlill the news that due president "mmen- mmmks 0 i p ‘o’ m l efatlfln, had that onornixlf; deonnrpcd withlwfil-llrllt. Slang igloo éopgglxl‘ elm rim“? c “lawn Pa") . w ______ ‘Lofim ‘the ‘mm “(wings 0t ‘Uhelfureio ie advertised And‘ l F(A;{ Au 2'i——'l‘he Wand E clu-b. l“ Y ‘“" " “Y ' “N ‘E i, gykjteated spring ‘SIMLA. indla. A warrant ‘inns ‘lycen issued for ggfillllsllléoflghiiafhemrst game o, icord crowd of visitors and a in

that is ail it should be. The care of the body ought to have evoryones particular and special attention.

is not. the body the tcmplo of the soul, the precious casket of that which we cull life, the delicate and wonderful framework of the mind.

Shakespeare included in his thought the body, when he wrote what n piece oi‘ guesswork is mall. It ought to be of tile deepest con- ccrn to us to keep this Wondrous. piece of mechanism ill perfect con- dition. ,

tNOW it may be proved that w have nothing to grumble about as for us the clay is concerned. Phys- ically as a race we keep a good average vile know more about the body than we did. Health is increas lug. in knowledge that concerns the body we have made great ad- vances in recent years. The expec- tation of life is lengthening. Man's prowess and power of endurance are luarvellous. World records have been ilrokou at the Olympic Gam- cs. Mount Everest he's been assail-

the nmvst of the zrbscomllng pre- sident. who has left a wife u-nd children.

meet Westville. U19 Champions in t Nova Scotia‘ Amateur

League trophy.

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Chinese Missionaries Reported Unharlned

( Special to The Guardian.) ‘HONG KONG, Aug. BIS-Reports from the interior uro lo tho effect iiiut the British nllsslunarles seis- ed some three weeks ago at a summer resort lllllll‘ Clilng-tu, in Czechwun Province, by lliil ban- diis are ill no present danger of their livos, and are being treated with reasonable consideration.

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Visit 0i Syrian Prelate

llll‘i3. lot‘ his speech to _ lminstration and the other half i

him n desire to he clevercr thalnmxrveymg me “Demon

others to outwit his neighbors, o!‘ catch his trade, or rise higher than,“ ho in tile social scale, then it has, M“ (lone nothing for him that is K005i” or lnstiilg. Man's material meant-rim m, m ity is a thing greatly desired by “gnu or L0 " le. The advice given to’, f ‘mmy new ously challenged

te for

in Psrliamen

boy into some business where heqzed m ‘mm will make money: if he makes mon “Meme,” by ma- ev he will he harry. Mill “shrines” lndlo emphatically indicated adhe is the chief end of man. ence to the policy embodied in th Prosperiytakes some rough edgesfiegomm Ac; wlqlwut fllgflncflo from lite, gives a mun a chance, of". political parties, happiness. and mukes a. notion‘ 1-1.0 great and powerful and envied. hi..- discussions But it is a significant fact tllflliviiljYlllg poltlcal views

with leaders

BHHMN l5 [llilillli NEB

Latter WEilFNot Make a

.Time NotnRipe For Re-

Allg- 23"“A P9‘ department to prosecute rigorous-

a

House was attracted b the excep- ii flflliée 1° decide which “Eggs: tiollni interest ill an yaddfese by or‘ t the ihc Earl of Reading. Viceroy, at he pmlw" m‘ l the slate opening of the autumn 3358M‘ selselon of the All Indian Legisla- The Viceroy devoted hail a review oLad-

in Great ‘Britain as a result of his visit He enlpllasized the fact thul the statement recently made y the Earl of Birkenhead. WW9!- lndia. ln the rds. had not been eeri-

nurents with sons who are leavinsflm, demaned ma, m, lmporumee school, in most cases is ‘Put ycunmm value mm not been “my ma‘, l-lle said that the secretary for

Earl of Reading ssld thatlwho of epatch riders woul in Great,

35-Mile-PeiTHour Li- mit Put on Cars by Rhodes Govt.

POLICE FKTRQLS s nos ROADS

Hon. Percy Black Tak- ‘es Over Motor-Ve- hicles Office at Halifax

i-lALlFAX, Aug. ‘rill-Some 50o, divisional engineers, district sup- erintendents and foreman of the ‘Provincial Highways will be eu- ‘llsted in the enforcement of the Motor Vehicle Act, lion. Percy Black, Minister of Highways. ex- 'pluined today in announcing that the Motor Veillcle Department had been transferred from the jar-- isdlction of the provincial to the Highways Department. - ’i‘hese officers will be sworn in s peace officers for the enforce- ment of the act and it will be their duty in the words of instructions,

Belgian Debt Agree-

lilfiiilil’ WEiillN

is lIl-llliliii ll llINEHS

- Who Displayed Deris- ive and Communist Banners at. Dur- ham‘ England

Emonavbii T0 DIP BISHOP IN- RIVER

Rescued "Ty Motor Boat Party on Bank.

LONDON. Aug 23~Bishop Well- don..the llenn of Durham, was mobbed by miners at the annual saln of the Durham Millers‘ Asso- viilliflh held at Durham several days ago.

When Bishop Welldon approach- ed the principal platform which in. evidently intended to ascend the». were cries of "Keep him off" and "Duck him in the river," and the Up Dean was roughly handled and hustled towards the river bank.

---_ There was every prospect of his

(Special to The Guardian.) lileiilg forcibly pushed into the riv-

llllUSsilllid-lielgium, Aug, 2.‘i~— or. and he probably would have

. , .1-

One oi! the Canadian repres- entatives who will go to Wash- ington to discuss the suppress- ion of smuggling, following the signing of a treaty between Canada and the United States, covering the illicit trade now going on.

l

ment Being‘ Held

155"“ b)’ m” Mimater- "m 9m‘ ‘it has been decided not to call u‘lleen but for tilt- ‘not that lives of

tect tile public, to

tor vehicles that are plates, ance to those requiring it. and to report all motor accidents ill your district."

35 Mile Speed Limit.

The instructions state that the highways board will consider a rate of speed over 35 miles an hour under nny circumstances “greater than is reasonable” and the officer is to warn the offender; and send in s. report. They further read: “if a warning ie not effec- til/e it willbe the policy of this,

1| ly without discrimination or‘ fav-

Those who drive cars when in, on intoxicated condition must be) prosecuted with the lull rigor of} the law under the criminal, code, ' given.” ~

The instructions also say: “The people of Nova Scotia have an in- vestment 0i‘ $15,000,000 on the roads and this investment. which is being endangered by reckless driving. must be protected.“

Mr. Black also announced that four positions of inspectors under, the motor vehicle department will, ‘be abolished and advertisements‘ lure appearing in the press for por- sons qualified to act as motor] ‘cycle constables. It is planned t0 have about a ‘half dozen of these- available for use in various parts

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Pmtect melspecial session of Parliament for roads, to report promptly all mo- ratification operated lfundlng Wmwut Permits m‘ W)?" “mberllvushlngton, but to postpone thodng Bishop Wellduv- l" Hive “mmemla “Qglshldiscussion until the Parliament re-lcEl-lllc to the rescue.

opening in November.

Ships Collide

and to them no warning will be '

‘children at the v our‘; 9,133 ‘in danger. A party in a mi-lwl-BOBQ observ- predicament ile was taken into the bout nud removed to safa- ‘ty, losing only his hat. The in- cident closed amid Jeers and laughter from the crowds on the _ river bank. Among the banners displayed at . __. h lthe demonstration was one with (Canadian we“ who inscription, “To hell with bis- “Ew YORK A , i’; Th ‘hops and (leans; ,we intend to gel. l U. llg-I 2-. .—- 0n living wage.’ Upon another 23d SiroismllirllcrNelfkzsoalillyihnbloua:ltzznner were portraits of Marx and - - - , l'l ll. Halifax was tonight limping back‘ Before the hmment h, whleh to port after collision with the Dnlfllghgp welplon was conggpned M. tanker Harvester two miles ofilcurred, there had been criticism of Point Judith. ilhode island. Bolllgrcmarks made by “bishops and vessels were able l0 lint back-deans" regarding the miners, and under their own eteznn. the Har-l-Mr, Richardson, the Secretary of vesier sending calls for assistance the Association, said he did not and Rosalind with its bows stoveyscoff at religion, but he thought in. lthe Bishop of Durham would 1|- lbiillfil‘ employed easing the burden ‘n! the poor than in lecturing the miners.

were of ~ agreement

the Belgian debt reached in

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Amundsen E-x p e di- tion Repiete With Thrills

(Canadian Press)

NOME, Alaska, Aug. 23, —- The loss of one member 0i the crew and a long series of thrilling in- cldents were described by those on the Amundsen Polar ship

Soldiers’ Bodies Cannot Be Moved

Special in The cuardlan.) OTTAWA. Aug. 23-—‘"l‘llle de- partment knows nothing o: the bringing home from France of the Mmum dlspamhed l“ 1921, l“ dl-lmbody of Capt Durie." stated the across the North Pole and now alineiiull’ Milllfllei‘ Q1’ Nliilfliliil De-

of the provinces as required. Mr. [Black suggests today that men had seen army service as de- d be qualified. I

Y

,-Nor\vegian assistant engineer

E“; Swen.“ an... nearly mreelfenee this afternoon in answer to years m the Arctic we pack A inquiries received here, "Soldiers

dledsraves are lllldel‘ an imperial body slwhich had always refused consent

the “mt winter and his body wallto disturbing them. We have not

placed in a mausoluem carved ou

been advised of any exception to this rule."

Leonard Denies Re- port

(Canadian Press.)

‘NEW YORK. Aux. 23—-llenn_v Leonord retired lightweight cham- l)lOn, will not rc-enter the ring again, he declared today. denying reports.

I n dis To Manufac- ture Ownglirmy Supplies

(Special to The Guardian- SlMLA. British lndla, Aug. 23 -—'l‘he lndisn Government has ro- solved upon e new policy for mak- ing India self supporting. as re- gards production of military ms- teriai, both in peace and war time, and to reduce to a minimum im- pnrtstione of army supplies. .. Furthermore. he continued. mlnlst- to ln the above cable was made would recruit their own prov- public last March after long study ices to operate in tllepli the lndlan question's! Govern-

The Dyarohy merit. it observed‘ that the con-

the rich and prosperous and sllti-illritillii showed ihat- while the cessful are not as a rule the illll)'[\‘.'l>l‘t! all eylihhiilblilli! "Willi ‘Mill-- plost people. ‘Indeed it is incontro- they were eilllllll)’ delefmlilad m“ vertibly true that far more real to yield to llgeflglllle llglhllsllalili: happiness and love and peace is to mil life 00M 5d 5- - ' b‘. found "wally l“ me pumpllfltlmn-d. confirmed his own view walk; o; ma that iii was lhfalllfitil lfrlll-iniligrotltzl- That a man be poor is nothing. "lwrm o" '1 “n” a‘ “ a ‘ provided m,“ he is good, eleflnviludvuncc to her ultimate goal. He.

,d clrcd that the time for the re-l and honest and imemgeu" Mammfllvlesiclld of the constitution had noti

prosperity is nothing compared tOl _ a contented mind, a clean consclen-{Xell £26101‘: Dlmlzlieflzlgégt mriglfigtv cc. R these then so together llioll-lnomtléd w examme me “Demon may reach great heights of uscful-‘fxilnghp o‘ ‘he co_uueratlon m. 321153.11? ll’.".“‘i§.?..“.f.°“§.“.l..”‘2l2‘r"*“- ,1‘, “w,” "'5," ,,',°“"“,,,,‘,'; v I l B .

penile of the development of ihelgiiiilufh: Igmrleswas n3, ofmofiune mind, or of the} ZOULlBK the! fllfl;;';"for the Wlifklng of mBdSIlIBCIIlIJGTY se o peace an app peas n -~ mnm The u men re- ity that prosperity may help civil- fir? ",8 observe‘; would remove ization; by itself it can never “u, ‘vorking OM01 those reforms, make it good or happy.

Again a more equable distribu- tion of the world's wealth and the lessening of the gap be‘ tween the classes, should he help- ful to civilisation, Besides there has arisen among us a type of man who rejoices in nothing so much as the opportunity to tell those above him on the social scale, "I am as ere good as you," and who cries ouilillcl“! “Ev

- t n ierred field. f; .§,'§,‘{.§°{§,‘I,'“f,§fl',‘h°',§f§ijfpevzl°flfl cElElld thus run even more emooth-lstltution ol lndia hail been in ex-

ily and efficiently. The Viceroy ietence ion short a pél-io to en- fevuétgmornfgstwilezzfigt 1? llfiotgfilanncunced the appointment of afihle a well-founded ‘opiili n as to thedts success, but recommended a re-

of a gigantic icebergl The air- ‘plone carried on the Maude was lenlsshcd to pieces on the first al- jtenlpt to take off. At times the lvessiel wash-elated high, in the vall- by the action of ice and hung at lists as great as forty ilesreee- -€-o0-Q---—-

The Rt. Rev? bl. Abo-Hntab. Archimandrite of ille 011110110X Eastern Church. paid ti visit to the (lrthodox Syrians ol Charlotte- town, and lu-id services for them lu Si. Peter's Cathedral on Sun- .day. He celebrated the Holy lEuc-llsrist in the {Memorial (filial)- el at ll a.m., XICCOH ug tn t e sall- ltiful and impressive rituul 0f the lGroek Church. which includes the ¢§¢>>o+040¢4+< , .

‘Tllidfiht-N BE ACWMW-Iliffi °'i.-'.'-‘{.i‘iI.‘§§'.n-.§Z! ".'.‘.’...‘.‘.‘.§T.'.".“.Z'.i ’ ‘i 9-119 Grant)“ Sire“- lhy“ filo sucrunleni oi‘ baplislu to two -‘ rrt-d. 4060-7-21-3 infants. This took place in the

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l’ BOARDERS CAN 55 aoMfivlce being intoned at the chancel "‘ ‘My fliimilwdfiwd i" amellrtens lacing the altar, after which '-\ do islnlly- ADDW l0 "F" Bmlvtlle godparents and other attend- “ "Y. 4081 8 22 31-11mm proceeded‘ to the font near‘

the entrance of tho church. Hero Y the Archllnandrito blessed the wa- scriptlon cheaply and e inter and baptized iho infants by ‘"13’ executed. Gllllmlilllldmmerslng them ill the font, after

‘iiiral Job Prinwry. Phone 139- which tho godparoilts walked

" ~~————-——-'—~--‘-' around the font lilree times while U WANT GOOD ENVIi-QPES holding lighted candles in their ' "H 50 for 20o. 135 9°!‘ 35°» 35° hands. Returning to the altar tho ‘ '~c: B00 for 81-00: 1-99“ 1°‘ baptismal service was concluded. lhninaid. Guardian Oiiice- After this the Archlmandrite ad-

luistel‘ d th h l hrl on- " OUR HAMBURG ‘TEAK-"fxlrmatiosl tonihsn Elofvly smiptified, h" hot weather lineal. Saunders. and then gave them Holy Com- v-vsom d: 00., Market Bill-l’- 2674-1-l3-6mos

munion from s vessel in which the .._________________~__ ll SALE DAVENPORT, BEDS.

cd headquarters of the Shang-

Labor Association in the _~ en- section of the city last t.

ed if not actually climbed. infectious epidemics are said lo be losing their sting. And even though myrluds of children die from diseases that are curable, and culoobleil children, the progeny oi iliseusc ridden parents. contlnug to populutn the earth, and even [hero are millions oi children of school "its who are unable to profit by the education offered to them, owing to physical deficiencies‘, even though these startling facts stare us in the face and move us to hu- iniiiiv and thought. even in spits of ‘helix; We have no reason to sup- ‘D089 that as a race we are deter- llliflliins. Any deterioration there fills been is in the way of repair. as the diseases from which fifty per cont of infants die erg cpl-ppm 1; is sonlething for an flggjfl make that (leclaration, our clay is good, What then of the flame’! What of "is Hlilrlt in man, that element we cull the soul, which llgllis up life and the universe of man. declares lhilm to be a son of God, heir to Christ and his promises. What of this fialns? llns it ns good a record to show? Can we any that it is burning so brightly today that the nations of the world live unddr its light and efiulgencc? Does it leap up in the, eat-ts of the bursa 6i