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Cambridge, Harvard-Yale meet at Harvard tarck in 4.12 3-5, meets Bonihran. Princeton's sensational

Simpson, Summerside.

Vice President, Qllﬁﬁlfi-Df- 1'- B. McKenna, Charlottetown.

Vice President, Kings-Dr. R055. Soul-is. Treasurer-Dr. I. J. Yeo. Char- ttetown.

Secretary—Dr. J. W. MacKenzie, v . . I l and holds the lAOlldS record for‘ Charlottetown

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i l The illustrated loctuzc given in Prince of Wales College last night ‘dealt with the development cf lib- raries in medieval times. Dr. G. R. homer explained how the library originated in a small cupboard in the cicisters near the trsnsopt door of the cathedrals. whsrs were kwl the books required in the ssrviccl. both for ‘use on the all!" Ind 1n

This cclum ll reserved for Queen's Cuniy Iowa of local internal but MI- nrtislng of a nawsy utln may b0 inns-tad at a cont- n word strictly payable h adunos

811N118- VBIVEI CHARGE —- Unlkd Church b! Canada. Ap- pointments for Bunday, July 10. 1933. North Wiltshirc, School, at l0 ‘< m., Service at 11; Wheatley River, Bchocl st 2 p. m. Harv-loo gt 3 p. 1a.; Hunter River, School at 10.30 a. m, service at 7.30 p. m. series of addresses on “Christian, world Leaders. No. 3 - "John. Knox." l

IBLANDIJIG A‘! MT. A. - The following are in attendance at Summer School at Mt. Allison Uni- varsity‘. u. T. Lowther, childcare-ﬁle chm!‘-

Wwn; Q a Jelly, gunman“; T] Later on when other manuscripts q, mm,’ 30mm; y A 5_ wmlmg ‘ were obtained they were kept first Tyne Valley; Baden Wigmore, 13mg. in a small room near the chapter- albane; w. s. mcmieee, Gcorge- "W" m‘ m" l“ ‘h’ ‘MPW’ m“; Ellwood Macphemn’ 019m house itself. There they were given wood; Ralph '13 Lukm, Alberto“; out to the monks for private study F_Bfyg_n'ca5cun1pec_ __ after; the titles had been noted .2, idowzr‘ and they had to be returned 33m“, SBOWEMA mimlb at stated intervals. Thus began in ma,“ gm”, was tendered Miss reality a system having all the es- May LeCiem in honor of her cp- sentmxs ‘x a’ ‘mdmg ubﬂlw‘ pmacmng mamas, at ,1“, home o, The medieval system of educa- Mn and Mm mmund D_ Gallant tion was briefly explained and re- Nom, Rum“, on may 5m M,“ ‘ ference was made lo the toxt books seating m, bﬂde_w_be in B beau,“ used. The curriculum consisted of

undead by Rev. John Wskeling.

ful decorated chair, in yellow andltw” “w” M subj‘ctsi_the mvmmu

whim m, me music“ ‘ lamelconsistixig of grammar, rhetoric, quadrivium. ‘

carriage was wheeled in and slsomnd 1°51“ and ‘he dwm-ahn Mm m“ Gallant um consisting cf mathematics, music , n“, the packages, ‘m, Mrs’ Em geometry and astronomy. Besides| mum; n Gnu,“ m“ the mm,“ these there were the great subjects panying verses which caused much of theology, medicine and law, laughter. The beautiful and useful much were at the bu“ o! the

guts testmed w the popularity or learned professions. Miss LeCierc in the community. A‘ "illiiﬂﬂpn progressed, colleges

MS “Clem although taken by were established-communities hav- sunprlse thanked the assmbled ing their food, instruction and friends for their lovely gifts and m“ i“ °°mm°“_““d ‘m’ “m” m“; M51“, A dexmom ‘unohem lng a dormitory. a refectory. study was the“ served by Mm Edmund rooms and s library.

n Gallant m.‘ George “clam Perhaps Dhg most interesting fsa- misted by Mm mink Gillan,’ tux-e of these early libraries was Mm Jam, L_ Domm and Mm a the systcn-rthey had of chaining

Q Emu,‘ The mmmder ‘he books to the bookcases, and there “wing w“ ma, in mmmotlﬂﬂ was exhibited an original example Mum,“ the bﬂdembbe’ an db of one of these chained books, parted u, the“. respective homes showing the staple fixed to the having enjqyed a very. pleasant binding and several links of the

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the home whon the man ha“ the sch-it for tbs fllht. fibﬂilq but the ideal was quite safe. Th“ were low ideals abroad in tho ‘M14 today. It was necessary to om m‘ action the voice of ccnaoiancs,

Civilisation was at present in u" duldrums, and tbﬂ Maker lookaa upocthcQWJsastbsngangg. sting and leading light.

It should wags the battle oping things which tended for stion. Ha looked hopefully solini and even at Hitler who h“ some ideas of right and wrong, M; the statesmen of the world ligtg. ad for a word from lluﬂgljgL Mussolini and Hi‘) ght make mistakes, but they we so ftmda. mentally right that hope might be based upon them.

Them were many things to be combatted. It was quite within tha sphere of the ladim to have a ssy as regards tho theatres. It would be well to look to the school text books. Them was a strata ‘of mg. terialism present during the l"; twenty years. The early remsm. branccs of the child were very 1m. portant, Them was a horrible lot oi’ mateiiitlistic gossiping about the domestic affairs of plants. It wag painted out in texts that the only purpose of a plant was to produge seed. There were two English poet; who could he read with great pron fit, Alfred Tennyson and wmlam

The speaker cf the evening was Dr. l. l. Mason. Superintendent of Home Missions, who gave a stir- ring message on personality. His but wen "In tbs beginning God created man," "What is man that wc arc mindful of him?" and "Lord. what shl-litbis man do?"

How much, asked the speaker. is man worth, and what can he do! Personality counts in the realm of the ‘ . Nothing is gmat with- out personality and it cannot be pest unless it has boon touched by Chi-ht.

In nviewirg history of any community Dr. Mason continued, it is man himself that counts most. The most sacred institution God crestcci h the Christian home. Crud counts as it issues itself in Christian character. We owc much in our fathers and we cannot be worthy of them unless we build ‘rintnthelivesofourpos- tarity. We owe much to our fathers and ws cannot be worthy of them if we fail. in this.

“If we do ‘l; in the next 100 years," added Dr. Mason faelingly. “our sons and daughters will build a greater history than our sires did, and may the shadow of East Point Church never grow less."

The centennial services will close with the evening servicc on Sunday. There has boon a large attendance during the week and much spirit-

ual help and inspiration have been ﬁﬁggpeare’ fffm h“ m” ived by all present Icy Hal’ ‘cw h“ m” 1" ' “bocksley Hall

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Shakespeare's thought was draw; from the ancient Christian culture,‘ Dr. Campbell stated. While home was the place for woman, it was necessary for women to come forth to defend the outworks.

Hon. Dr. W. J. P. MacMiiian, Acting Premier, spoke briefly, eon. grstuiating Mrs. Macintyre on ti“ honour which she had received. ll was an extra compliment to 110M her acknowledgement. Ha bon testimony of work dons by Mn Maclntyre in societies other than the C. W. L. He stated that than was a. great amount of work for the C. W. L. t0 do. Nobody could say that all was well with the present generation. At present there was a tide of worldly wise foolish-

portsncs of unity was also stressed. The third attribute necessary was humility. The C. W. L. was work- ing for God and Country. The pontiff had singled one woman out for special honours.

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His Excellency than presented Mrs. Msclntyre with the medal, re- marking that the medal had on the front cf it, "Leo XHI," who had first conferred the medal on a wo-

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man, on the back, among the in- ness, the combstting of which was

A very snccvssful dairy field day was held m, the premises of Mr. Thomas Ailfimth, rnnziacer and 0WD"! (if the Ni" Fncuq

hi1‘. I\l".t-G':a'.'.l u. . in charge of DTOCFDClLIii and had arranged for judging c cs of dairy cattle, a number of u‘: "c-h izad been brought rn of near- ‘ll? mcet- . 2v, Live tum: a clear zxpnirut of the nzi- . pointed. Oil’, g, tile ncrrcl

the value n of com ' . l r-v-wnz, bencfizs of c selection,

Hon. Thos. Vac. itt, Alznister of Agriculture; Mr. W. R. Brenton. Dairy Supei-iniendmn; Mr, H, w, Clay of the Federal Livestock Branch. and Mr. J. W. Bouiter. Deputy hfmivcr of Agriculture.

A demor on in judging cf cattle n11; g1 . Fifzcen boys took part 1n the cnnwpotiiion.

The. Women's In frcsinncnts, fill!‘ a afternoon was spent.

Mr. Mcﬁrnth reported that the pas; fey.‘ ‘A9 1s ha? siinvm heavy YECFIIJY? in m; and an increase owr fornzcr _\'\"(l .

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BIRTHS

YVUITE-In the City, July b, i933,

i0 Mr. nnd . George Edward Willie, n dnugnnsr.

BR.-\Z“¢—AL ‘.51:- City ﬂggpigal’ 1111i‘ 9. 193R. to Mr. and Mrs. Wihrcils Brnzii, .7’: 150D Rwor, n

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DEATHS

JENKlN<--Tn llrimont, Aisles. July

9, lllflli, Mm; * rl/icPhnill will.- of Samuel Jw. ..

FAL(T(\.\'l~.R-—— Bouth Granville, June l3. l Airs, Allr-mndrr Iva}. cnncr, nvw. 79. Filitvmi Saturrlnn- st 2 pm.

CURliAN-wdi TV-rcxnf, July l4,

"1933. PPM-r J. (Jxvran, aged 31 years. Funeral rvitirzﬂ tutor.

‘by Rs‘; N. Poitier, assisted as iol- I am m? Brim,‘ ‘Team for one mug

and the 1

lion-s; High Priest, Rm’. J. Murphy,

D. D.; Deacons of the Mass. Rev. ‘R. lVRiKenzie, Rev, F‘. McQnaid; ,Deacons of Honor. Rev, T. Curran land Rev. F. Mulmilv; Master of iccremonies. Rev. Geo. McDonald: ‘Awivtes, Rev. n. Ellsworth, Rev. P» IWQKPUHE; Censor Bearer. Rev. W. hfcGuigan.

His Excellency Bishop OSulllvan

‘Qcf-‘llhied his Throne in the Sanc- ‘IUIQTY- RP“ 1101138 D0ugan actingas ‘blaster of Ceremonies. i A touching and impmssive 591-. mon was delivered by Rev, John ‘Knox, S. J., who is conducting the ‘lR/ttrcat at st, Dunstan}; Unlyqy-Slts“ i The large edifice was completely ﬂilli-‘d- many pissing through the Isanﬁuaﬁ’ T" 1131159 f0? a moment lbefore the casket where the helm. md priest lay in state,

M 1.30 p. m. yesterday ms re. mains were transferred to 5t. GEOFEQs, where the funeral will be held this morning at 10 Q‘¢l°ck_

Hi5 Blwﬂlenﬁl‘ Bishop OSulliwm ‘will celebrate Pontifical High Mass, 311ml the sermcrrwlll be delivered P? R"- Dr- Murphy. Rector of s:

Dunstank University.

Popular C. N. R. Official Passes . Suddenly Away

A Wcll lmown and tiighiy esteem. ed citkzzen passed suddenly away Yesterday Jfl the person of Mr, Louis Parker Ritchie, c, N, R, ticket agent at Charlottetown. The deceased, who was a son of Mr. and liirs- Geo. Ritchie. Charlottetown. attended to his duties at the office ‘ FP-“Vrday mominz previous m the 3 ‘1'~‘l"l1‘li11‘r' of the Bordon train at 7 ,<fclock. llrturnmg to his hams m ‘Dnrtcok of breakfast and “+519

5 conversing with hL". wife about, 9,15

l lslumpcd in the chair, and passed ‘fl-Will’ 1_11lm9di"1@ll'- A physician was

mlmcdlaiiﬂl‘ stilt for but when he

KYFWM, pronounced him dead,

h Fanner and ‘L _ J v_ l att, McPhee, Tidmars , 12 It is exlected that he Will, A A. Macnonam

dun“? “as New“ mvaéio“ on Public Health Committee-Bra. iimencri. break the worlds rmofd MwMmm’ Keeping‘ creelman. 0' '1 "m" °f “m” h“ "Y “l”. Tanton and n. MacDonald.

Ladcumcrge 0f France. ‘ Auditing commmee___prsv A _ _ “ lMartin and s. cinemas-

‘m5 MM“ m “*1” "med ‘mm’, Entertainment Committee-Abra.

the ring the undefeated 11ght-.De“.a,_ Mcaumn, Tlqmarsh,

ueicht cllnnil) on of thc world andlsimpson, Sinclair and MBPhBE- 110W mains n living writing as rm C_ M; A CQun¢il__D;-g_ Tanton, authority on pugilism, ptcdicbaMncMlylan and Mggyqelll,

that Primo Camtra will hold thel worlds heavyweight championship me secretary o; the Canadian for a. “long time, five years nny- Medical Aseoclullon, sﬂatingthat a was‘? I m“ “ﬂung m g“ ‘m ma)“ committee was elected at. their re- “ Sam‘? h” “ﬂu b° “b!” m {akercent St. John meeting to interview any ma“ i“ w“ “rid 5°’ ‘imbibe Federal Government for period? Says Jack ‘purpose of securing l- DOIMOB 0‘ government relief funds t0 Dfﬂvid!

He do“ rm’ h°“'°"°" C1355 free medical treatment. The Can- Prlmc with the "Boston Strong adlan Medical Assoclatiml asked my“ ‘mm L" Sullivan "c" "'6" the local Society to support them with Jack Drmpsey. m m“ project.“

-—-— A resolution was passed by the

Re the famous John L., now that , local society unanimously support- he is dead and gone for many years ‘, mg 11,15 work “mgazm” f"‘3q“°““Y Wmﬂlhl A discussion of the need of a wme“ps and anecdm“ °1 the ‘ more energetic programme re can- “Stmng Bry," It is interesting tower propilgiifldﬁ- and treatment was know that at Saint Peters there isl taken part ln by various speakers. “m? a WWW“ Wh" 5m‘ many FQRYS The urgent need of c. central cr- catered to the stomach necessties ggnjznﬂon such as a cancer clinic of the great 101m L- w! hi" hﬂd a with facilities m early diagnosis 131W appetite too. and treatment by x-ray and rad-

—'-' ium was emphasized.

519mm 9011M"? Val?‘ the W<>m~ Dr. MacMillan in the discussion an who five times won the women's of this subject stated that the United states Golf Championship. local Government during the past will not be a competitor for that year had distributed some 15,000 honor this year. Instead she will pamphlets throughout the Island, be lowing amllrld 1" h" "m! l1 instructing the public in the early dear lat-tie infant daughter born symptoms and necessity for early on the 20th of June. treatment in these cases.

A communication was read from the Provincial Secretary setting forth the necessity of consolidat- ing the various medical acts on the statutes and issuing them in pam- phlet form. For this purpose a committee composed of Drs. H. D. Johnson, Maclvlillan and MacKcn- zlc were appointed.

At the close of the business meeting Dr, G. L. Smith delivered a very excellent presidential sd-

Morris B. McKinnon who has ‘been in the audit department of the T. Eaton Co, Winnipeg the’ past four years. won the President R. Y. EllOfl cup for the store golf championship at Winnipeg last week with a score of 78-

st the 11.5‘. Range yesterday morning Miss Muriel Archibald. daughter of m. c. c. ArchibaldJ

i i on Tllursdal‘ “Thing the deceased \”‘ml'>1fllXlCd of a piliii in his chsst,

LXXKULY ——- A‘. Sn '11; ~ : . ' "1 "n, but did not consider it serious. Ycg.

latinrv l.

July B, lilflit. M» V, .10",

n' - . zr. 1i ~. ~ dauzhiq. 0 T“ _‘_ Jnnyv Lnwzxxvislinhvy" mfiillln a TlOI-Zfl sill. m‘ l5 ymrg‘ ‘ .- - _ . irmincd, he was m away-

"Hi-iv cowl health, motoring 1,, and Tmm m». Milne. _ ‘Thr- late M“ Rpichie was a =1$a§n hoidfinc rlviicral character and . _._ >__ _ _ ‘-_ '3‘ "‘ l" l e hikhrst esteem by

Ritchie. flPJrl 4H ylvﬂl-S. Funeral from ‘N P. naimlthe servkm o! the C‘ St. Paul's Church on Sunday. Jilly gym-Cl, émchﬂk and opera“)? on 16th, service stnriinn nt 230. Intev-‘Ccivod his “k490i Mrf Rnchle re‘

‘ mcnt in PrnDlWs CCmﬁiﬂry, clelk m,‘ NOA‘, Tomonon as "eight . at. 1911. On StpL

1st. i916. he was appointed assist- ant freight agent. and during hla tenure of Office W55 times acting ffcjghf, axon,‘ on M“

ROBINSON ——l'l S‘. on Jufy I3, 107‘. . Of Jame". llhil ,, .

N, D. MacLean

UNDERTAKER EMBLAMER

mrint- of ticket agony

isnrrowlng widow men Amv Inst-e, two brothers. GQOrgQ, o; wcsmm Cmmda and HBYTY- Mﬂhaler 0f the

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-, branch 0f U16 Bank of Nova Sootiadeepcst sympathy.

Charlottetown, put on s score of 33 out of 35 at the 500 yard range. Although there were quite a num- ber oi maiksmen shooting, there was only onc that equalled this

for the first f-imf‘ on an outdoor range. which makes the shoot sli the more. remarkable.

The‘ Pmvncial Rifle Association maltches sort Monday morning at 8.30 and will be completed, weather pérmitting. on ‘Tuesday afternoon. It; is expcded that the ladies Ohallenrzv Mat/sh will be fired s.- bOut fcnv o'clock on Tuesday.

‘at Campbcilbon, N. 13.. who with, at different his family are at present visiting in‘ a dinner tendered to the meal“,

the city. and five sisters, Mrs.

Harry Stewart, Mrs. W. G.

of this city. To the bereaved family The Guardian joins in extending the

smre. Miss Archibald was shooting

I thank you. but my motor is desd.

dress.

The afternoon session was taken up with clinical papers presented thy Dr. Tanton, summarise, on mrthrectory of the hip Joint: Dr. Ci. R. Burns of Halifax, clinical in- terpretation of some physical signs in heart, lungs and nervous sys- tem", Dr. Cecil Kinley, minor surg- ical conditions of the rectum; Dr. Seaman, Charlottetown, surgical conditions of the kidney; Dr. M. E. McGcrry, importance of second thoughts in clinical observation.

All the papers were very practic- al and were much enjoyed by the meeting.

The day ended very happily with

men by the local association.

35m» 1925- he rcccived the ahpnint-lyrsnk McKee, Evils. Samuel Craig,‘ H I ~M.rs.

c eaves to . ,, ... . | mourn besides a Hog and Mrs. Jn-m s t. snot. nll “mpped m the middle of the street’

' A young man with his rebuilt car,

Policemam-Movc 0n there, young

l man, what's the matter with you?

Young Man-I am quite well,

I IRiver, Auburn, A communication was read from‘ and For,’ August,“

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Other features of early bindings wcrs the clasps a; keep the thick vellum volumes closed and the bosses which were originally in- tended to allow air to pass between the volume and the shelf on which it lay and thus prevent mould from dampness.

ﬁne views of the interior of early libraries were shown, of par- ticular interest being those 0f the Bodleian library at Oxford and the library of the Vatican, which not long ago was’badly damaged by the roof falling in.

or, Monday night Colonel Bovey will begin a week's lectures with “The New North-west and the Arc- tic Islands" as his first submi-

INSPIRING

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PERSONALS Dr. F. W. Christopher and Mrs. Christopher and young daughtgr M11159. of Boston. are visitors in the city.

M!» Marv Hayes, city. has 1m to spend a vacation with friends in Water-vale, Lake Verde, Vernon Johnston's River

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“We are going slow in the direc- tion toward an increase in price values," this informant said, "America is sons fast in wildcat fﬂhlvn- But you can't combine the two. A slow motion wildcat would be most unimpresive.

“We have done everything wash- i011 has done except the bailyhoo," he continued. "After all you must consider that when a man like Neville Chamberlain (Chancellor of the Exchequer) says whoopee there is a long pause between whoop and ee and both Chamber- lain and Walter Runciman (Presi- dent of the Board of Trade? are congenitally opposed to Whoopeo, so what chance have you?

the pioneers, their vivid sansa of the reality of God, their deep and earnest religious feelings. Then there were at the time those in the church whose devotion never ceased. He noted Deacon Alexand- er Scott 5L, and his daukhter Anna, and other faithful souls who kept the altar fires burning. When Mr. MacDonald came the field was rips for the harvest. Ho was a sweet singer and preached the plain gospel truths with wonderful power. Old and young alike yielded ‘to his appeals. The effects of that revival have never ceased to exert their inﬂuence in the church and community.

Dr. Mcllick spoke with deep em- otion of what that revival brought to his own life and appealed to fthosa who had not yet given them- selves to Jesus Christ to yield in his call to follow l-lim and enter his service.

Satisfactory Policy

“Despite some rather loud voices raised in criticism of the policy of the present British Government there has been ample indication, satisfactory to its members. in n. cent bye-elections that it is gen- ﬁﬂllly HD0911‘ " ." the Associated Pius informant said.

"There is a tremendous amount The congfegatian M, the gym of money released every month in 3am“, crowded m, buggy“; the dole alone. Just consider that f “my “anon f", mun]; .11 ovu- Emoomooo 3°” ""7 “wnm Jlmitha Island and some from the "’ m” '°""‘- “l! “WW '6 5W" l mainland are in attendsncc. in villages and towns. There can't among whom 5, m‘ ML Egg-d’; be much dissatisfaction ove-r here daughter from gponnm U, 5_ A, ss long as this is the case.

E jqyylbh Pi ni 0n mm 114ml ' n a c‘

H . in the afternoon a Dim"! W15‘ mmeumted 5m“ "ldcanad! held near the place where the

and elsewhere there has been no plums," lgndeg, A 1n" crowd ‘hi’ “d m’ “mmmww ""1 ﬁll-i from near and tar attended. Tablas satisfied moved to cities with rc- we", “f, m,‘ abundmu 0g mo- suiting disturbances" he "Wrled-ylslons served in fine fashion. A ‘Ina’ m” ‘We h" “Pt "m" "1 short program was carried out. Old the" ha“ “mm- Md ‘WHY lﬂ-lhymns were sung and addresses fluenoas-ica: of what Aunt Molly mvgfL

1' M" l" IY-hlve kept them m. Melliok road extracts Mm WM- 5° 1W8 I» "i=1 m quiet his recently published history which “d ‘emed’ m’ mu”? "huh WE gave an account of_ the landing of ‘"1 m w°°’m9“‘h‘“3 “Wm ‘Wilh- the pioneers and the conditions out the inherent danger of under which they began lifs on Aliwriﬂ‘! Wilde‘ l! likely to h01d|Prince Edward Island.

here" The weather was ideal and, a.

"Mmnwhllc since the first of the most delightful time was enjoyed ‘

year we have increased the index by old and young. of our commodity prices by eight percent. That is not so spectacular as the increase in the 3t;¢@g_15 WW9!“ l" 813d prices, I bQll€VC-—, The Friday evening session of h" l‘ *5 "llsliciory to us and we the centennial was led by the pas- NUWO We IN 0n the rilht road. tor. Ray. H. R. Bell.

Evening» Service

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of great importance.

Mr. A. A. Hennessey, represent- ing the City Council, congratulated Mrs. Maclntyre on the honour sh! had received, and commented ml her record of service.

Rev. Fr. Enright and Rev.

scriptions was “Pro Ecclesia et Pon~ tifice," If there was any woman whom he knew who deservedmthe honour, it was Mrs. Maclntyre, His Excellency stated. In presenting the medal he quoted the fBXt 11'0"! i118 last chapter of Romans; "Salute Mary for she hath laboured much among you." Parish, also extended congratula- tions to Mrs, MacIntyre.

The Corpus Christi Choir rend- ered very acceptably "The Bells oi St. Mary's" and “The host Chord.‘ Two much appreciated violin solos were rendered by Mr. Alfred Mc- Kearney.

The report of the National Con- vention. s more extended sccouni of which will appear later, was giv- en by Mrs. Katherine Creamer.

Acknowledgement

Mrs. Macfntyre in reply stated that the position was a trying one to be in, and also a. Joyful one. The honour was not for her personally nor for her work personally. she was the sixth, woman who had been President of the C. W. L. in Can- ada and had received the honour» On the C. W. L. was dependent the carrying on of the programme of Catholic Action. She rejoiced for tho C. W. L. of Canada, for the Dio- ccsa, and for the Sub-division of Charlottetown, in the receipt of the honour. The reports presented at‘ the session indicated a spirit of un- ity in service.

Morning SQssIon

At the morning session following the disposal of routine business, a most instructive address was given by Miss Nora Bateson, Director of the Carnegie Library Demonstra-

Mrs. Maclntyre urged all Catho- tmn" lic women to enter the work of the __ League. She expressed to His Ex- A‘ sud“ cellcncy the devotion of the C. W. L. The afternoon session opened

which must be s. united body. In closing. aha thanked His Excellency for his kind words. and thanked the friendswho were in attendance.

with a discussion on organization and social service.

An address was given by Miss Anne MacInty-rc, Social Bsrvicc Nurse at the Charlottetown Hospi- tal.

A splendid luncheon was served under the auspices of the C. W. L of Charlottetown.

Congratulations Extended

Rtl Rev. Monsignor MacDonald congratulated Mrs. Maclntyre on receipt of the honour. She had re- ceived one of the greatest honourary titles possible. It was a great dis- tinctlon for s. woman of the Diocese. The surly history of the C W. L. was not always sunshine. 15:5. Mac- Intyre had worked well for many organizations other than the C. W. L. She was always s loyal support- d‘ ,5 memn “m, "pom w,“ N er of every project for good. Helmzde by Jlfnu M_ Co!’ o, m. was glad that there were two C. Wlmm‘ am“. Chairman o, m. I" ‘mm l“ m‘ puuh‘ Monetary Commission, and Hen-

The President announced that at” Collin’ mwh Prune Mmmm

Rev. Dr. Machsllan had just been Chammn or the Ewnmmc Con” appointed Vicar General. mmmn

pm“ upon gum" Luann“ The Conference leaders are dc- spokc brieﬂy and paid l. high tri-I med w ha" the my d”! bu“ u: Mwswreaﬁlxdgrglgg for rcconvcning the World 00h- mnna u‘ om c w gross at a later date, but some of

bell in th O- W. L. Mi-‘sfrliathczfine Creamer, Dioce- them “dmmkd m“ they “mum

am President, offered her congra- tulations in Mm. Maclntyra, whose association with other organiza- tions was proof of her seal. She read a. telegram of congratulation from the. Natiwal President, Mrs. J. C. Keenan and a message from Montreal sub-division.

Mrs. Prank Murray on behalf of thcQWJLsmdMissRosaf‘ " ‘ on behalf of the Junior C. W. L. presented Mrs. Maclntyre with beautiful bouquets. .

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ing unlikely. It was explained tha the work may continue on 5996"" problems in separate international meetings.

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formation of ninc and then ths final triad of three. Steamboat sirens screamed a greeting as ihl big ships circled overhead and dropped down in the surface in Imubs of three at a time. All thl 24 planes were down on the river by 2.28 IIJIL, E.D.B.'l'.

Dr. Campbell

Rev. Dr. Terrance Campbell, Al- berwn in opening h's address och- gratulated Mrs. Mmclntym on her

“honour. He regretted that it was Defeat ls any unknown word ll A I010 W" necessary for the woman to leave the '

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