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w,,|¢l| ereatee a hamionloua een-

¢|\¢ discharge of their personal

tact beiiiween individual humane

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nature In individual human life

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l,ea|dere are God-given for hum-_

anity, and It ia better to reoom- pense them handoomely than at~ tempt to give hundreds of amall

`_ temptations, the came desires, the

men undeaerved rev?/ard.

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cHAnLo'r'rE'rowN, cANAL~A~, wEDNasr.»AY,»MAY 12,1926 _ _ _ _V

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Annual lnhaeflptlone Dellvcel By Illl Cillda Ind U I A

sivtiii|i'iii iiiiiiiii iiiniiii:

'ut criowii v. ii. c. i.

splendid Reports ofthe Good Work Being

Carried on by the Institution-'Ad

i _ dress by Mr. Murray Brooks.

. °-_--o-ne

'rho Seventieth Annual_‘M°0U¥lE the aim of your -'Directors and 0| the Charlottetown Young Men’s Staff to hav

Christian Association was held last tl evening in the “Y" Parlor, with 'DDYB and young meh, always con-

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“bout seven”-.live of the senlor sidering the greatest good lor the members present, and Mr ip W largest number. it is actually

rm-ner, acting President. in the li

li lr. editor Grace by Rev. Dr. Ramsay. (

supper was servd by the Ladies‘3 Auxiliary, under the convenorshlp d of ilirs. Andrew lMacNair. U Following prayer iby Rev. H. D.

A most Hppeuzmg and substantial building weekly. and many or that

r la

Raymond, the meeting proper was n;eet.l-ngs, soclais. etc.. make good

opened by remarks by the chair- “ man, who in mentioning the year- ly iluancial camDl1lBIl. -which is bo- ing held this week, said that. as

est "Y" building in America, the fall. thc building was given a thor-

llme was ioming when there 0 would have to be a new one built. it

llir Turner than called on me courts were added to the gymnasi- Rev M, Fulton of -I-Orem W uni. heating system enlarged,

the present building was the old- During the last summer and

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_ 0. ho

gave a short address ln whlch he bltiachcrs improved, besides being

lauded the couimunlty worir that V

_ _ b. t .. .._ room, locker room niiiil bowling nl- “§l`lhh)dilllzni[lllIhc ofy tllleo init ciiiiiualleys "H mcewed U’ thorough palm' meeting “,(_l_E mad by Mr B ing and the many necessary re- Oonrad tho recording secretary pairs to them were amended tn'

and the lilrcctors' report was tltcn'

p d on

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md as (Dunn: gilt building his year was approx

'though many other repairs are ner-

DWECTORS' REPORT essary, our building is in as good

shape as it has been for many

Following is the report oi’ the ye

lloard of ltlroctors to tho Annual

llicoting of the Charlottetown Young .\li'n.’.~a ‘flhristiun Associa- tion for tho your ending April 30;

'very large number of Dflonlft. Find

19257” _ » _ are always in constiint demand. To the Moiiiiiors ol the Charlotte- Tun bowung leagues were organ".

town Young 'Men's Christian-ed Association:

< cntlemciif-lt gives me great bo

ll d. The r port of the

pie sure to present this :Report on nys emo G B

be. all of the Tiirectors. 3| B noe our last annual meeting of iiie membership, your .I’residont. iii. J. A. Clark. has been called to McDonald College. Montreal. to lake higher studies in coniieclion

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with MB work M thu Expemnemal undor the cliairmansi i o i

Station here. it has therefore been my duty ns Vlco~President to carry

season's work that will be hard to

on. andlto present this Report to hmm Then. report shows gains nll you tori ght.

'lothosc members who have fol-

iowsfl the work of their Associa-

tion through the year just passed In

iii its various phases, there will be

kt ken

no need of this Report, but for Mus msmned' and new war 8

those who have not followed thc fl? Worlt very close! I will iv a

` Y' 5 8 tion.

brief summary of the large num-

ber of activities. TUG year 1925-26 in many res- lletls was a most difilcult one, yet lnilrblroctors feel a great forward

d ti i' lectures for the

:tel lies been taken. :;',:§ra|m`:eg,,,?,,Sh|D and lectures Our building, which _is entirelyto inadequate for our present needs. R

was the most difficult problem 5 that we faced. lt was necessary W to make many repairs and quite a ‘Ellie number fo improvementsln B

order to uccommodate our incroas- "ei

"lilly large number of members. m

Our program in many cases had 8| to be curtailed to suit the size of

0ur building, and its limited space. $5,

Through the year, it has been

h med ri Oli jurgd_

mugiizliies have bc* sent out to ,mst yu,-'S average of WU ““ can he obtained ther '

*nil* Falconwlmd Hospll,-|_ an( on HSV- twwuoeo-+>¢»+o+o+++e* il l ltollglous

eral occasions sun? 0** “ _

(‘,0||(|0ns0d Spggjnjg and other papers to vniious colin

R ~ [ry districts.

ATE.-4c. per word. not

each insertion ln this column'

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FOR 3A|_E_F0|qp QEQAN USED gcnorul ‘Membership und lectures two seasons. Apply 212 Kent St. to

Or phone 700, 9103-5-6-tf gatherings

@_i____-____ 'CORN BEEF AN-D H.AMBURG'\v

Swing

steak from stall fed cattlo.lnnd inuny ‘infill P9-il>0"5~ It is - Saunders & Newsom Co. Market. ui-iod by H large nummfir °[ mem Buildlng_ born and visitors as Wet

mai

, l imerous occasions

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g_______~,___.__.` Knzhwg hu ,U bnnn_sent, out £0 Fill; 'muh ron sAi.E-Foua MILES chnwoon iiosoitat. and on °°"°"‘

il’0m Charlottetown, good hfillH° of and outhuiidings. Write Pt-tor hi

Byrne North River 9148 5-8 aw 5| districts.

- °REAL ‘BASEBALL PLAYERS set our chopped -stall Fed Beef Saunders, Newsom ds Comivlny-

Marko; Building. 9230 ll

description, cheaply ami mvedi :O

ilously executed. Guardian Cent' c

T %__...._.__.,_----r

vou wmv aooo snvstosss W

for 551., 50i|_ so; 51,00. [000 for ms. Penton , mumlinn office-

llelrl atrawbe plahtlt. 75c 100. °

' - U9* 9m*7'°f’th f ttliatth trninwlamovlng 'gm dw |¢ N _

serine mslarry mu. ssc '“"° "“ °‘°°°“"’ 'mm M' vim; :ggi ':;r:th:r;mn.‘:;lbm;f;lg‘g': ueuhgikvglylonthgfmllgrnllg mNm;r.rMay°'ia.”-rnsvlantish

sung., awning eu-vines tous, '9oelal.' l-llucat. onal and Phy_- it ma' '

dos. Cui-rants. $1.86 hall dol- strswlierry rhubarb. il roots 81-00- Dnhllas, l0e each up. Gladlolua. :loc doa. up. Paeonlu B00. 'Baby

nd many daily newspi1P9l'S~ if is

our Reading Room has been kelli

WOARDEH8 CAN BE ACCON`|-leigh Work Secretaries spoiw in

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e a program in opera-

on that was best suited to our

now-n that during our busy months proximately six hundred people embers and visitors) use our

timber. use it daily. Fully two hun- red different bowlers, two hun- ed students and two hundred reg- r members for Gym. Classes,

e ol the -Building all the time.

The Building

gli ovorhuuling from top to ttom. Three new hand-ball

ntcd throughout. The social

The total amount ox entle

stciy $1,200. We feel that even

RFB.

Bowling Alleys

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The alleys have been used bi' 11

during the yeqgrwith nearly ‘Jr hundred men, wonie and

ames Committee will deal with is activity in greater detail.

Physical Department

This most popular department,

l .

McMillan, and leadership of Mr.

eorge Walker, has i-oiiipictetl a

ong the line, both in number nl' ass and game sessions held illld attendance. ‘Each year sees more new appar-

and we are pleased to rell0i'l

at this year has been no excep-

Edttcatlonal Work

Our special work this Year C011'

the Y's Meii‘s Club and Student therings. Our reading room has been kelll- eii stocked with cond m°S“Zi”°°

ng used by ii. large number Of

embers and visitors us W9-ll-F _ Our visiting National and -ntl; gn Work seuroliwies spoke inf- 9

hools on niiinbcroiis occaslonsi hongvol possible, Hlll>Dll9-H 0

,our special work this your Cévhne mod mostly of lectures for

the ‘ws Mmps .Club and Student

su stocked with good mnsezines

our visiting National and F0!"

cusivus ullllltllm ‘if Religious and hor pnpol-s to various country.

Religious Work

liN[I

the World.

(Canadian Preel.

2|-Pri 1_2” =_m=d lf:

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ar: _'Di--I-i yzi =.='r*-_I

Fm;

Norge left Kingf’-§__Bay 1 at 10.10 Yesterdjay` Morning _ Ain_und- sen and Ellswtmh Hope to Discover - Land at the Top of

ilu iioi1iiii"ntci.ilitsi"

ill - '-Il.l.l2llilii,iililiEil`g.'i’iiiii£Fi SEHVIEES

Crisis More Pron ounced ' Yesterday - There is a Tende ncy All Over the Country for the Strikers to Drift Back to Work - “Flyin g Scotsman” Wreck- ed Near Newcastle. Sabotage Fear-_

' -’ ' with

os-1.o,'nviny 11.-'rho xtmnniiscn-‘6d. ' _.u .. _

Ellsworth dirlglble Norge started f- , _ ~ $.29! Wm fallow ' were mum' lm on its flight to l.-he North Pole and -- . _

A-inane at 1o.io oeioch this moi-n~ fcmladian 7?"°“§) _ "”.1f°d"” "W" "8 dm

trys- we H message ff°'“ Ki“S'= LONDON, Mav 11.--Jndicatilons of an easing- in in it ‘i‘,{.°,al,, A,,,,,,,,l,,m,_ the ...ned ..,,. the general -strike deadlock became more pronounced °"°

iiorc d

. ~ I B` ri tired farith i 'th Lo d .l

l r, an Lincoln Ellsworth, iils Uhlsaftel-n'00n_ gh” r n B r asus companion on their unsuccessful r

,,,,,,,,,,,, ,D ,each ,he N,,,,h ,.,,,,,._ A._ J, Cook, the ~m'ine'rs chief, declared _“peace C';,‘§§;“;'; __§,';g°i:'t1\~son_g| which has by fwmoinne last year. hope muh- is possible at any 'moment on terms that will give ne., ' 32",’ “’ "’“°°"°’ '“’“‘ "“"““ ‘"‘f economic security to the miners.” Numbers of peo- W”

git of their Italian built dlrig - _ _ _ , _ ,uw use Norge. which hentai wtiarh L ple had been approaching the .miners leaders he a-s- l,.,,,.ln,,l ,mg .,,,,.lc.,_ me ,,,,,,, 0,

A d.hs oinie outta ._ ' ' . . . lt ,H'“_;‘_§‘,y“‘;_‘;n ,“h0“i;_m_, mu” from sei ted with a view of settling the deadlock. will

'Spitzlicrgen to Alaska and that the all“ll0S‘_t the Same 3. G‘0V€I`I'lU1€1Jt S'pOk€S‘ ,|En'

iiiitl-;-levr<;lryr<>itl;»0vc~{i0 f;1?“iil§'@;§r§’$ man was saying to the newspapermlen, “WiW1outgr-tmevlaninvsriweis bgaujiiugigereni-

- - ~ ~ '_ . __. . lr.-oo "us

w,,,,ld ,.fl-,,,,, ,,,, l,,.,.l....l.l., C0... being unduly optimistic I tihmk we may salv that the ,,,“§~ Y "“ ’°“ nccitns link between Ani'-"ive ami tide has turned. There is a tendency all over the '”"}§§§{}‘§_’,,“,'§,‘f,",f,”,,'§;, ,,,,,,l.,,,,,, by Am. country for the strikers to drift' back to Work " “"““ M” ’““‘**“" “"°"" "“ "‘§”°“‘

_ , ' ‘ terms of the talent assisting in

ui-ation this spring. the Norse will The Trades Union Congress, which ‘has charge the

ily Ili almost a straight line across

. __ . , ' . ' _ . *. _ helpful and 'inispi-ring. H then

me We and ,,,m,,gH me c,,,,,,.,, ,,, of_Uhe general strike, scouted this stat/ement reiter °

. . . . _ ' _ ‘spoke of one of the features of th

nn," ......,.,,ii...-all .chasm or the ating flhiat the solidarity of the men was being unain_ wen. of Jem. the semen.. signif- A I`l' (I HF88. Il 10 DD 1 l` 3 ~ °

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The leaders of the expedition talned’ "§ :_ ~' stone -recorded in Matthew Chap. lizivc estimated that it will take . ‘W _ f 16. "Whom do men lsay thiart. il iiircc days in fly from 1011119 liar- Police. Negotiations - am" Spllzbergeii, to Point lllarrow, 1 5 - 1 ,ing AlaBl¢n_ _ _ _ _ lsome say thou are John, or Elijah, gn; Xt them sri;L°qn1rU<(‘)*;’_‘_f|=7e¢;‘(*,’ Reports of peace negotiations with Sir Herbert °f

w c mun u " ’ -

_ . . . . ' .makes dt a. searching question.

l., me .unit-“ny or tanning in the Samluel, Chamman of the Royal Commission as one oft--whom do ,U ,ll ll, l I ' ola a and it f this

“PEllt!Et|s POSSiilEill"._.‘ ' l lgl |l=||_;|ll'5

EVlllGll|Sl||]

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Spoke to. 'a_ Large Congregation in Central Christian Church.

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The service of -song preceding

the baptismal service was led by Mr. Woodruff and two of the old hymns "There is a fountain filled

blood" and "Where he leads

sive aa the great congregation

n on and spirit.

he -pastor,.‘Rev. Neil Herman. very impressive :service buried candidates. who recently cou-

rist, in the sacred waters of

a outstanding dn these meetings again led by lMr. Woodruff and great congregation undtecl lin a ‘

ch was most -helpful. ' Rev C.

Armstrong, ‘pastor-at-largie, 'led the evening prayer. The solo

:Sh-ining R/iver".

Evangelist Harnfliiton in begin-

services making them most

. There -is some disringuisli- quality seen by the multitudes. ‘

one of the prophets, bu-t Jesus

tion as seen in the foundation 0

y a am"'ll

Som

ing in St. Paul’s

es, -

i if B ua n exercises

in connection with the Prince Ed- ‘ward Island .Hospital Training .School for Nurses were held lastl evening in St. -Paiil‘s scboolroom. and were very well attended, ev- ery seat in the large ball and gal-

lery being occupied, iM,‘r. W. K. Ro-I gers acted as chairman, the add-.

ross to the six graduating nurses] was delivered by Dr. Wlendall Tids. marsh, and the Florence Nighting-1 gale ‘Pledge for nurses was admin-l istered =by Rev, H_ D. Raymond, l

The platform was suitably and'

prettlly decorated with flowers'

and plants, and a short but ex-| ceedingiy well rendered programl o

.first 'number was :in vxqnl.-iii :ly ren;

duet, "Tenor and ii-iritono," sting' by Messrs. Dingwell and Quigley., The vocal solo, "Till the Dawn!

The nurses. Misses Eivena Fisiel

Lamont. Edith Grace llish-ip, Lila|speak a word in season

f music and readings was prrovid-land mental stra n -'nand ed for the occasion through thelhaps more than an ber q Ladies Aid of the Hospital. Thefcation .sound hen? ~ it w oft

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i. s n

dered piano solo. Sonata in F er n few months tt 'in played by Miss Ilona Wood, and,beeu compelled to ` e up b

followed by a beautifully l>lendlng|ot` a general brerlrrdolwii-th

w p

Breaks 'l‘hrougli," was rezitii-red bystrength. Sec to it that you Mrs. il, S. Henderson .n ber iiriialit. us it priceless possessio inimitable style. :intl \\'.i.< fol‘o\ved will gio into homes where t by a pleasing and intercslliig road- tient's relatives have forgott

'ng hy Dr. George Green, liar you as well as others

After making a few congratulat- csseiitial and perhaps no accommo- ry remarks to the curses, Ilev,l<lation has been provided f Mr, Raymond directed tht:-mI'l`liiiik not harshly of them hrough the Florence Niglitingalelinemlicr that before your Pledge, and immediately nfler llis|the lioiiscliolii was in cliao Honor, Lieutenant Governor|mained for you, with your calm lieartz, presented each of the irurs efficiency, bo put all t os with her graduation lliplomalrights and to relieve

minds. iz is the d>hYSician's

ed well forward. T ere -is ai.

ii r rw; th Easdfr me 3;- the central figures-continuedfto fill tihe airlbutfneiilherlm

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§‘;“k§f_‘t‘°,‘n*',,,B ‘§,‘,, ,fm m,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, the Labor Chiefs nor the *Government would -discussl,

cortulnty than an il8r0Dlill10- .llCS8 I°€p01'tS. \ ' .

The Norge is eqllllliled i`0i“l’|“t"'

c ' The Nortih Wtaies Presbytery added its voice to. “'°"'“ W" '°" “°”‘° °“° "° '°““

ly nn a passenger C1ll‘i‘l0l‘ wld is

_ _ _ them out. The need of the world

rules with one imc combined-the pleas for peace by telegra.phing the King, asking or

control and assen er car moirnt- - .

e soy Jesus was only a man, Jesus could never have moved

ripple on the surface of 'Palestiine only a man. The need of the

to-day is for -some one to lead it of its confusion and trouble

P S h ._ him to call a round-table conference of all the leaders °“‘

ipresentedv with beautiful bouquets lol’ flowers ‘by 'little'.\liss.l)elys Owen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W.; Owen. :Miss -llutcheson, sllvofill'

iRutli Maher. Barbara Grace Mur-Jbehalf. li' he does not, in chison_, Janie MacKenzie, Ilclcnyto yourself und your pat Elizabeth Lli»owa'tt, were then each must demand siifl`icicnt ti

illifl. I am sure. nt times it .'

ner maximum speed is 62 mile” of further strike orders but said th “S

. . . whatfis-that rock? no you iuiow ‘°“"°“’ °' ‘he "““""“" W” sim"

conimodation for twenty lmssciig- C0l'iC€I`ll9d ill H16 CI'lSlS. 'wh

ers in this car. On the trip from _ Corinthians Chap. 10 iPaui tells

S it b en, the v _ . .. _ , _ _Y what 'the rock is-that foundation

IN?£l‘r|;gx;`l‘rierit0n crepw zoi?rii>iirtecn.| D*-‘"5 I55"="l(`0 01 1'Ul°th0l 5l11lke 0I‘d0l‘S stone. "That rock was Christ" Sh” i” 438 fee,-t lfénl wlmllailréligsl than that which is laid which

. ee ~ ., - _ ~

llniflimahifgitmufl.. wists of 64 feet: The Trades Union Congress denied the issuances.

Christ. This gates of Hell shall

y you are what you are? In 'lady hmored' I

d other foundations can no man U

nr. Tidmarah undressed the srndl"

ing had the training you

. . . , e econd Line of not prevstil against it. Th

an hour. Her useful' cartifl <rHDii'lD f ir ' ' ° 0"

,ny l, eight toni. she is iutiatetil e ence men including tihe electrical and gas _w_ork- .Q Wm, hydrogen. ,ers were 'continuing to walk out on their orwn initia- in

I tive

e 'Greek

Heli is hades, wluich mieansl

rave. He -went to the cross, and il

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the on-ly cneed among the sons t

There are two mountains in tho

'Christ is the rock and creed of dress YOU-

The trained nurse, ns a factor n life, may be reEal‘d9-<1 fI`0m mum’

rom the professional view POIMB ha; 1 would like to briefly ad-

You have entefed a Pl'0f€BBi0“f

est moral leper iii the

men. orable and entitled to the best you Wm and scope for your mmlsuai

tions. You must do

can give it, and, in return. ii has much to give you.

If, members of the Sfadlla-U11!

class. the medical profession com- posed chietly of men, has absorbed

larger share of attention and re- ard, you -have. at least, the satis-

onisht which is worthy and hon- 'gm '11 U10 Community

fo .

great levellers, and no unworthy one may be, largest attendance is at those two

pe on was lciflled and two ln-

T e 11), ll ' 5 5 although no official finfirmati

to over three hundred each Sunday

_ Bible Claes

one

Our Boys' Meeting on ‘S\1l1dHYsay Macdonald, the Parliamentary

e is reason to Kung George held a Privy H'

believe moves tow...~1l a settlement Council at. Buckingham Palace this ° ri the general strike are taking morning, Whether it was for ruti-

pace. fication of further emergency

The »C0n1DBi1y added that 'Ram~ measures was not diiscl d.

.if we -tiruly -believe him to 'be

nd Rledeemer then we must trust. boy and surrender to Him,

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_ , ld .th

both _Lum and _Cmnt our Ssvuourthe older, and as o er e more

action of knowing that yours is

honorable calling. 'in some form your .profession is as old as hum- an ills. Ever since disease became the inheritance of our species. since suffering and death be an to

ii.

Social Room open for v es each aftemoon and -‘Saturday nights; lltadio Concerts

Morning takes the form of a Bl‘blo'1,abor Chief had an interview this Situation on the Eighth Day.

lass and has been in operation morning with the Miners Execu- slnce last November. about Blshl- tivo before a meeting of the Gen- A government spokesman, out- boys attending each Sunday morn- eral ‘council of the Trades Union lining the situation at the -begin- ng ‘Congress ' niing of the eighth day of the strike, .During the year. several mass J. H. Thomas the Rallwaymcns said the.;-9 hnd been lllm

Educational Work _

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A m

` ies.

temoon, for men and bo¥B- llddfes'

i yo st kers

~ ll S lar. ment, after a visit to the House of remained out. The whole country

‘Wd by Nation” Counc acre 'Commons -hurriedly returned to was Quiet. his added. 'fthe imilro

R - ` the General Council at ho t 1 .

" Foreign Work

our Association ihroush iniFl‘°H¢- Members subscribed $250-00 ¢°

the world-wide wor'k of lh0-Y- M- C. A. We feel that there is no monf

' NDUN, lMel.y 11-4F‘ol' th H t

oy spent that brings in sfuch bit! "Mk, | h d ||¢ B rs

ntnl-nc, Mr. Murray Brooks. one r our own Canadian boyll. has JUS! returned from India after sixteen

{ _ outmmm ance in -the Thames.

years spent in Association work Fllve su-bmanincs have been eta-

. them, _ ' ' e otoria. Docks to

The Y' M_ C_ A_ an in past years, A notable visitor this year was furnish electrical power for un- as always recognized the Chur§:l_Mr_ John R. Isaac, a natilve Y.I\l\g; LONDON; -Maybgé;-Tglia fltlmgllytzllilding strips, refrigeration and

h - » . i on

,ma PRINTING OF EVERV and Sunday Schools as t e me CHA. Secretary nf Hanan ore fl case of ser ous ea

e er needs.

ms or religious instruction. The in while in Charlottetown. Mr. general strike -began was resorted

lic ot Church co-ol>0l‘Bl|0U ha*

0 ` S 'alumna outta" ' 4 lb 'Atthi 'ni tiziaasmfl

', \ - .» , ~,._ .. 8 I I OWWKITSII IIIIBGI ROV! BSI ~ GV

our, Sunday fimenins' Services ,o¢lal. the phnigl and l°°il»I DNN Four Deaths (rom . _ . . shfpyanie me enqugzzt _shag

-'i -":°.°~z:,‘:l..::'::t-:.11-=»a...:i':»:~‘.:.~’.'":i:..:a'.: "ra f ~ - ‘°°"°°‘° ~~ °~"°- M '-

._w have env v . _ _ _---

f§»l°`::ia7lf&t ' in havin; may onnwndlns =P°°*-..---'--c-"'-i-----&- -“nf ¢°*°i°' 'ff°°\ Nil

ci-air. -Kiel-ou. a.. it M04-5-11-Ilan. 'rum meetings were out °\\_ Continued-°\.~a\ea lt eoau have »oeos_i-ree

,mdk f, m ting , li today. _ F°°'fl¢U"l'M°V°l|

ontilnieri and the Young 'M°'i'°`l<I>°laa»fhi¢h awgrsselfifheiyeasitcddetlz The famonl "Finial S°°i*"““"'- W'¢l\°“-i Cnnveyu

"'-3°" p""'°°"° P'"’"" 1”' ‘3""’“"“" A”“°°'““°“ 'S '°°"lm 'l',:""° "B" W" B wnndetirrllilohnsicdiatl llghngiegvinhmonll igidsiximlgs ilgnilfelli LONDON. May ii. _Lats this

holeghenrtmliliflmlplbvsthazitd sti?elr'u°: 0“rw|;r8|T:,'n3anch'8|-lslr mag' pasfiengem. wa,s,wnecked yesterday afternoon the general situation

pple" 50 fm. go., 50 fm- 35°, zoo °“ by th” " E Zamora' at lqramlington, a mini-ng district had apparently improved. Flo

' ‘ ”""h°°' f near Newcastle. _ and other foodstuffs were remove

Dain. Tom Best* l‘W° “":v°;‘:e ‘fa so ,. work A misplaced nail. which the from the docks by volunteers with mem Mni;loo`f ghlvéhgistian eo- ' » ' Y authoribiieg lay. they 'believe wa! lorries. unaccompanied by the

°°R°ER UEFUFE- 53.9” DAV' gggruilgivgetween the Y. M, C, A. .work iiinlons ou'r boys is thp As- d’°Hb:'“°,I¥hg"lL°,fg11;g‘ ?:d,°°d img h:;'y“°:":1°d’°°f“'°y1 ‘Fed i" 'gf Manitoba Maples. 50°- 4°* s°°` and the churches. ivih-. Best mdde ,,,,¢i,tl°n's‘ most 'vital o1‘°\i|°""F. -turned over and but gn' lions ‘ 5 or nm H “pe ' “mr 'D“"l“p' al" wnmm' W". fine contribution and Sfent 1'” :therefore our n r i

~ ' . 'portant 'de-

eeungs were herd on Sunday af-. secretary, and one of the leading factions among the ralilw

ay men.

spokesman for the idbor move- but that the main bod f ri

a u U vised transportation services were

m. and Ernest Bevan. the Trans- sbeadily expanding and tim mem. port Worker's secretary also re- urea of protection for the volun- tu ed posthaste. tears had tprovied -efficacious.

Ria learned at the labor head-

quarters that influential people Submarines in the Themes

an trying their 'best to brinir

about a. settlement but that the ne D0

go ns are n sue a e sto time dn British history outside of state that nothing tangible can be the period of the war. a fleet of said .tor the moment regarding the submarines has made dts appear-

Caae of Sabotage iloned at th Vi

*fun LESS Beers Bom: i

Mons. Faohi-1° You

“dl l- - ll

` "` draws it life and inspiration. Oslcr.

`\ __/ in his own inimitable manner, once `B

_*A 1

Montreal. rain Quebec, rain

Halifax, cloudy Saint John, cloudy .. Boston, cloudy New York. fair

y D" w “mud wb k bm :High tlge thlsl anliorning at 10.48 "lm-y 53

ae, one lon an , , t .

“cm W M M ” tr. mmm,” w r or the 14 organ lnnounc- a G tonig t e

_ _ _ _ _ in the gradual division of labor.

by which civilization has cniorgofii

from bnrbarisni. lhr 1 ~

afflict mankind we may be sure md 1 5 ul I I here were nurses and nursing;n_f;Jr lj‘écafre:°alrea“h;;";)"rr;gl Zin: Ri"

_ . - .. sympathy for suffer ng and a c-

tion is as old as human life, and it gms wh” smdul "Peake" am

is from this benign quaiit oi’ oiirl

ature that the nursing prolossloni

aid lliui. in one ol the lust hodks of Solomon ti touching picture is -8 - Y Z ‘ mother, bending over the little Enoch and showing Mahnila how to soothe his siifferliigs and tu allay his pains, Woman, trained in a 'hit-

tcr school. has in siiccossive genci'-i ations played the ‘part of ll\iuhalla,n to the liitlo Enoch. or .i-Iiaino to 0 tho woiinrlod Lancelot. ll scents a far cry from the piuiiis of Mcsnpo- li lamln and lho lists ol ttamolot lo this hail, bitt lh_c spirit that makcsl this scene possiblo is the same tempered through the ages by the

benign spirit of Christianity,

1i0g,0Nrr0, iivlny 12.-M‘ei-ltlme. rong north westerly winds. partly

cloudy and quite cool with scatter- __

ed showers. ‘

..t‘.::!'"“'“ or---Zion church _ ‘

oronbo. clear . . . . 52-42

52,-42 .. 52-36

h'town, cloudy ..

morning 4 29.

1110011

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lllll.

loclor und.

nurse have been evoivod, but it was not until the middle of tho

Calls a Minister

45~34 At -a very large congregational 53--40mee4.ing held last nllfhl in Zion* 50-40Chnrch n 'unanimous call was 56-“extended to Ro ,

62-“Fulton of

V Scott

000 an

for two

. _ ' g

uro put on by the

to the Runqiinl, tv. l-~

tional Boys' V\'oi.. the -giiest and sit..

Ihr- evening. n may

\ - 3

SIX NURSES GRADUATE FRUM it ‘

P. E. |SlliN|l HilSP|TIil

Large Crowd Attend Exercises Last Even-

Hall - Dr. Wendell

Tidmarsh 'Addresses Graduate Nurs-

__--¢___.__

'The annual rd tio

last century that your profession- until then unsettled and ill-defined -took its modern position.

The noble and sacred science

you have entered on is large, diffi- cult and deep beyond most others. lt is overy day becoming larger. deeper and in many senses more difficult, more complicated and in- volved. llt requires more than the average intellect, 'energy attention, patience and courage and that sin- gular but imperial quality at once a gift and an acquirement, presence of mind, than almost any other de. partment of human thought and ao- tion, Furthermore, the 'practice of Your profession with its physical

s, per- nalid- en do ho, aft

have

ecause e spir-

it wliling but the flesh weak.

’I`liat you are hero tonight shows

hat you are blessed ilh hysical

guard n. You he pa- en that sleep is

vie hear of student

or you. but re- coming s. it re-

bings to

anxious duty to on your fairness lent, you me from

Your dut'|'s lor rest and recreation.

The life you have led during the

vast tliroc years has been hard

unpleas-

nt, bitt I thlific you will agree hat you are better women for hav-

are now

ucccssfiiliy completing. The eyes

oi yours il l"\ l

mes as follows: lA oi s ian neon opened

nc range of your sympathies wid:

' » Cl '.

whloli you have participated

events in

.During your professional life

_you will be dealing with diverse

i°

ptreva age nst. m. ' oman can ~ ‘

_ ° '. _ _ 'come to Christ unless he comes f l

especially for 13° hstudeilfnbatiti, The Trades Union Congress’ denial was prompt- 'nth 1m1>li°ltf~ifh and °°“~i=°~ ‘

l ve e - _ _ - _ I -

{r;T,I;¥n§r(;;v:ula£~{ly,s lt has been ed by 3 Belfasp me§s'a_ge Szfylng the Lafbor _O07-Ufcll the New_fI‘est.ament and ou h» to

snows for 3 long time that the there-}_1°a,d received intimatiens that the -engineering by .wes or a Service eff" f,i‘“'°‘;h‘§§_°, and ship-building trades would cease work tomorrow. °

Feat' “nd "mesh “gf eng,” feel: experience of Jesus, the first was ::"‘:°itY‘;:;§ 353;; ‘fn nzecrlgm dp I l-'__“l`_[__L twenty.f0ur lm\,ng_ Calvary which, mean-t. crucifixion,

H iii -H» "` . th <i'isziia.trvit ad

“muon” These services halve his Nw" I om ugearted ia Report andhrsunuxsgfuifsh: wlviveeil-ea Do?vesi€oonTheu~e muslj be: ttfvrvfa igx.

|n cont|ut,;0ug n¢;perat;r;i;6plLir\‘;8 two m,,n.u,,_.d l,y.y0lnntecrl; collided with perlences .in the life of ev-ery B

S | _ _ .

yv°;f;1li>;>fat‘°CmmmaB and d,,,,.,,,g -Loivoon iviay ii. --The British it freight train naar annum-gh ana ebrintien- Self l“1'|'°°ti°f°d b°‘°f° 5

_ -Brnndcnetins Comr.:n.v today in another accident at Cam-bridge and 11 blU'1“l°f UN Dui- lg

‘CEPR BUT* 5d§g:i°';‘~A town from radioed to the lBrltish public that one l-3 '

women of

different characters. some good.

ome bad. and many ndlffsreut.

From the man, who by precept and

xample, has 'become a guiding

to the vil-

land, you

equally well disease are matter haw in his tight

r all Suffering and

features.

Special work for our

_boys is as

ilows Gymnasium

Classes two

fo : _ and three times weekly; Basket-

it:

all two periods a wee Game and

arious gam- Priday and

are given duriu the night per-

vailahic.

IBibie Classes iinvi Meetings are

condiicied wookiy. illkos, Athletics Sleigh Drives, Toboggnn i’uri.les. 'Treasure tliunls, and Gymnasium Exhibitions all come

iven of Eve then an earl rand °"'

in llicir seas-

"Father and Son" Banquet .

This was the l.ir est special feat-

Boys' Depart

ioni. and was most successful. ver |80 Dads and Lads sat down

was of very

igh order. Mr. Uni wickley, Na-

+ - -rtary, was

speidker of

-l‘onliniied on page 3.

-__

Announcements,

Corning Events,

Meetings Etc.

°"i`hs annual meeting of the P.

E. l. Hospital Ladies Aid will be hold Tliursday 3 p. m. in St. Panl’l Parish iiaii. 9219-612-al

"fl‘h<~ .lohnntcnb 'River Drwmatiq

Club will present the 3 Act Oomed ‘\Tho llelr of the Law" in Ooneoii listed school. Mt. Herbert. on mn. day night. May 17th. DWI-134i.

“warningl

Hill." Grealell

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