.After hearing Jazz music and see, ing what goes on with It, the doubt arlsoa as to whether society la worth ssving.

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Everybody

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

The chances srs that If it had not been the serpent that "Mimi Eve, something else would have risen to the occasion.

Charlottetown (IIaIdlaa

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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA’ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1924

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cllaimsofTheBy-jtish STAYOUT! [e-se-ees-i-s-s-se-ee-e-s-s-i-se-l-e-e-l-ee-e-se , (s --__. JO WILL OBJECT TO CONCESSIONS O - . . rwlai t Th c. dl . . Thorns?!’ Degemléz; arc-L . l: SECURED BY JAPAN RE IMMIGRATION : l6 at th toti I

of Bfitiilh lubjocteg In 2.1312,‘. e- (soeciai to The Giilfdlin) -i-

"to tenacity Iollmvtiie mis- " l-

gllialgvlégynmzrgéoamount to‘ ap- ' + ' OTTAWA, Dcc. 10.-Consuitatlon of,,the Dominion; In regard 1|-

l .000 000 ‘ - -

"New ‘mire.’ to "lie ‘"0131 Il- to the League of Nations protocol mentioned In the annual-of +

“we”, mum“ of the “new s» the New British Government ls taking place. ‘but the Canadian is

' tlon of 5mm, crcdnor‘ o‘. n“ ‘I Government has not yet forwarded any reply on the subject. If‘

. e , sla held today In London. 1t- The fiot that the Councill of the League of Nations has deferred il-

Cardlllfll Begin S COIII- Fi- R- Tweed. who resided s actio tn ro o ti . if‘

. moved r I I P . n on e p toc I un I M ch is accepted as evidence that +

ment on Pohcy of Govemgenetsooutgokuirgn:"inns il- there ls no pirticuiar hurry- The Governwnt, It Is believed, will Il- French Govt. cm mmmme or and“ to m. il- "owover. make a protest against concessions scoured by Japan -l-

‘ Russian Soviet Government il- ivvhlch makes possible consideration. by the League of such do- -l-

"M" "'9 Just claims of British il- ineetlc questions sis immigration. it is reported, however, that i 514519"! llliilist that Govern- 'l' the Canadian delegation to the League, Hon. E. M. MacDonald -|-

, ——— zfsitkairiflgzen Iseittged. The re- o and isenator Dandurand do not exactly seg eye to eye on the -|i Quebec s Sorrow For " H - ,. quegtion. .. AttackgonChgrgl-l e-e-e-i-es-i-s-i-e-i-e-o-i-r-i-e-i-s-i-ss-i-e-i-e-i-s

and Pleasure at

child

Resistance

'°"*".." H a 1' r Y Williams» o re u»: com a e. .

tween the Herriot government glharged with the In France and the Roman '

Catholic Church, following up- qrder of HIS on the omission in the French Sisters, Remand- budget of any provision for '

supporting the French ambas- ed Until Tues" sador to the Vatican and the day

prffligm of‘ the Herrllot admin.

ls ra on o aiibat tute the g .,

church schools In Alsace by FREDERIICIIRIJN PFRQ.) 10 _. iwo-Beeilrii" Institutions, is Harry wiiiliiiiis. éiiiirgoiriviiiilho having a is-PQPOHIIIO" In Que- murder of his two ha]! “p.30, bee, as Indicated by g ¢°m_ Cynthia Foster aged 14, and her 10 municatlcn addressed to (h, year old sister, Neclu iit Foster.

ville. appeared lnl the pollco court sit 10 o'clock this afternoon before Judge Welter Limerick, together with William Henry Chamberlain, an lax-convict who “'21s arrc-steil in H“? "it? cin a vagrancy charge, while lntlmutlng Williams and was remanded for preliminary hearing on Tuesday next lit 10 o, m,

Cardinals of France by Cardin- al Begin, Archbishop of Qgg. bec. The letter reeds: hl ' in

“Your Eminences know the depth of sympathy which joins us-tl19 (‘iuiiiiliiin descendants of the old I“i'(.‘Il\'ll l'zimllles——to Catholic Fran- co. 'l‘lie grave events (new being en.

Is

til be

“Father And son

Banquet" which is being held Fri- diiy night In the lUCill Y. M- C. .A.

yours and if all “Daiis" accompany

MAY APPLY QUOTA RE- STRICTIONS TO CANADA United States Secretary of Labor Davis, who In his annual

report, suggest furtheiij re- strictions to limmlgratlon Into the United States and also the registration of all aliens admitted to the country- Lem-i-

Banquet” At The “Y” Friday

"Father and Son

The annual

ils fair to be the largest yet held this association.

The boys membership at prcsr-nt the highest Iu a grout number oi’

c boys to this blg tlmu there will a record-breaking attendance. A fine program of speeches,

llSil .llll lllli iiiul WliHgHEliHl

Russian GirTs Mother Died Five Days Be- fore Her Arrival

(Associated Press) NE\V YORK, Doc. 10.—Dcnth (l9- fcuted Miss Rachel Grodsky. a young Russian girl, In an 18.000-

llillfi SINII ilil5?

And Bring Christmas Happiness Into the Heart of a Needy Child ' Yesterday's Iippgil to tho read-

ers of the Guardian for "Alias Santa Clauses" has mcl. with a gen-

Will lllll ll;

HONORED

GETS $253100 AWARD Viscount Cecil, who was dc- ciared the winner of the first award of the Woodrow Wilson Foundation, for ‘having “rend- ered the most meritorious ser- vice of a public character look- ing toward the estlalbilshment of peace through justcie." -——--<-0¢-——--

“Little Welshman” As Good As Ever

(Canadian Press) LONDON, Dcc. 10. —Tliose who heard the dcbuic in the House of (lommons lust night on the Address in riiply to the SPJGCII from the Throne. though ilIfferIiig In politi-

iuilc rldo to join her mother, from whom she was separated twenty yrcars ago In Russia. - Miss Grodslcy, employed In Shfinghal by ll. British exporting conccrii, arrived here from South

erous response and nearly half a score of children have been assur- ed a visit from Santa. Claus on Christmas Evc. But as tho fol- lowing Iii-at shows, tlicre lire muiiy others who iiro yet to be taken

_ bl‘ busters who are as zealous as

ili'il‘il In your noble country cannot li'i'i\'l‘. iii-i Indifferent. and If we ex- perience a feeling of sorrow at the thought of the violent attacks threatening the Catholic lChurch in l-‘riiiice. we note. on the olher llililll, with a lively pleasure that ills fiilthful, moved and directed.

lliry are vigilant, are laboring to visaiilzc o. dignified and proudye- sistonce in defense of their relig- ion.

"Already our Franco-Catholic join-mils of all shades of opinion i-clioiug the courageous letter of Your liminences and other French

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,-,,;,.-,-0p,,| communications have 1161111115 Willi unemployment proil- claiion which opens In llll‘ King zr‘\‘g[()(l this movemen, will‘ great lems and that it foreslindown an lll- EIIWHPII Hotel on tho following tnoduction of tariffs and prcfereiic- cvi-ninil.

ilccliilili. 8 Quebec Premier's Message.

"(in his pail-t. the Hon. the ‘Prime Sliiili-‘icr of the iProvlnce of Que- bec. .\Ir. Tascheresu. in a sympa- ihetic mcsgage to France, has not liosliiiieil to proclaim what Canada owes to Catholicism and what Cath olli-lsm represents as a social force lli i-vcry country.

"(in my own account, lei me ex- IITOSS .to Your Emlncnces, and through you to all the people of our ancient lMothei-lalnd my sor- row—iinil that of all French com- patriots In tho Catholic faith-at si-oliig Erancc becoming more and Iiiori- dc-tachod from iihc most vcn- i-riiblo traditions of the nallon. Vflii-ii tho sacred symbol of our sul- viiilini is being replaced upon tho (fiipliiil by ilotermlned hands. is ll lllllf‘ for tho government of a (‘lirisllzin counlry b0 withdraw Its ziiiibzissailor from the glorious city Iii ivlilch slls the ‘ -r of the Prince of Apostles, the august vic- ill‘ oi‘ Jesus Chrigt? On itlie morrnw ii horrible war which assembled iiiiiIi-r the standards all the sons of lllll‘ Fatherland. is it time to forbid their common prayer to hundreds of mon and women—-prsyor, strong and 1ieaceablo. merciful and slain 101.1’. which restores health Io the sniil and ensures the uplift of the liiioplo?

"is It time .to introduce Into edu- (‘iiilfllliil liisiiiutlons. which remain- (‘ll ilrvoicil even under a hostile illlil absolute rcgine, tho Implous

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______ Slfifflitflfllilllltlllll still 0mm ‘BOARDERS WANTED —APPLY “FY “' '9'” m“? ‘ 57 pflnco streeh 3, giving to the church of (ioil that

_____________________i ‘SAUNSOME SAUSAGES MADE iW-“ili today. Saunders. Newsom d. Cn., Market Building. 8060-9-124-6-mos.

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Regre; Expressed

merit to the address Iii reply Io the Speech From the Throne will ox-

taxation, raise prices and increase

A French-Canadian Regiment for Ottawa

er of Nlltlfiil-‘l IIPIEIIKIO nskcil ivitliin u short time to au-

Eri-"ich (‘nuziillliu regiment Iii Oi.- lawn. French NDPJIKIILL’ rosliinnls of the Culfliil, 1 i-omuliiivzo was appoint- "ii lo ml.- wiilt upon MflCDOiIllIfI iinil acquaint

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llllllifilllly which ls ililSifilCIlVC of

moaning and which luio the Abyss?

vr-ry nature. enjoys In the highest

and alnytlilng rights, no matter in Wlllll couirry. wounds the conscience of ‘Catholics

Interests which we hold most dear. In the mime of human liberty and of true civilization, In the name of the future cif Franco 0111i 0i i191‘ prestige In llie \\".)l‘lil. I dare, Your Eminence, lo formulate the hope -tlint yr-lir governments will sus- pend the execution of their I110-

placc of honor which rightly bo- longs b0 it lll French society.

their French brothers

musical RCIHJIIOIIS is being arrang- ed. The Iizinqiiet will gcl. off to a real stiirt iii 6.15- '

King And Cabinet Will Address Meeting

(Special to the Guardian)

TORONTO, Dec. 10. -—A big piib- Ilc meeting Iii Massey Hull to be zuliirrsscil by Premier King and six of tho members of his Cabinet is bring arrungcil for Monday, Jan- 12tli. 'il. is not fur from this Io Illi‘ niinuul mcrtiiig of ihoLIborul AFRO‘

On Speech From Throne, Re Un- employment ' (Canadian Press)

LONDON, Dcc. 10-—The Liberal arllameniary party's offlclnlpimend

rcss regret that the speech docs 0t mention constructive proposals

s which will Icrease the burden of

Egyptian, Conflict Will Not Be Dis- cussed By Council

ROME, Dec 10. -—-Thiit an agree- inont has ilmn reached not to ills- cuss tho Anglo Egyptian conflict lit Ilic present council meeting of the League of Nations wus indicat- iaddodny by Austen Chamberlain British Foreign Secretary. who In reviewing tho British correspond- IIKIUI‘. siilii lliui it sciimoil wry iin- llkoly iiiiy of his colleague-s in llll‘ (hiiuicll would usk for information concerning lilgypi.

International Of League Of N. In May Next

(Special to the Guardian)

ROME,- Doc. 10.— The Iioiiguo of Nations Council yesterday do cldcil upon the convention on Muy 4th next of an lntcrnnlloniil Con- ference for control of truffle in. arms, ammunition rind llllplilllltifiils of war. This decision was token uftcr receipt of the United Sifllirfi ucccptacr- of Ibo League's ivlln- tlon for participation In such u con- fcrence.‘

WASHINGTON. Doc, 10. --'I‘ho Lrnguo of Nations conference to

0st 0i‘ living, hamper Industry and educc employment.

(Special to the Guardian) OTTAWA, Dcc. 10.»—'l‘he Minist- ls to be IIOTIZI‘ tho of

formation it

At a m -i-llng oi’ prominent

.'l ili-liigiiilon which will

iiiu willi ill’? ll"lllfllllls' (if FFPIIKIII ‘aiimllcri: for IIIPIIIPI‘ Tllllftlfiflfllll- Ion In tiio, ilUllVU mllil"ry illsirici. 'lll‘l".

of iiil religious

lea/ls society

Iic Iilca of God.

ntsrnationail Effects. "The Cn-thollc Church. by its

cgrco nn international character. that infringes its

verywheire. in Ibo name of those

America this morning on the West- ern World of the Pun-American ‘Lillie. She is returning to Shang- u .

She said shc was torn from her mother's side when a child during uh outbreak in Russia.

‘Iii sciioil by her grandparents she lost truck oi’ hor mother. Several yours later, she rccolveil u letter from her mother, who was in Buo- nos Alres. They corresponded un- til the world war came.

She set out from Russia to locnte her journey. Silo finnlly reached Iior mother, but the ivur ilolaycil he; journey. Sho finally reached Constnn-ijiiople. Friends there aid- od licr lo push on the Shanghai. Tlliifi‘ she learned by letter that her IIIOIIIUI‘ lizid iliaapponreil from Buc- iios Alrcs. So slic look b. position in Shanghai.

Last summer she heard that her mother lizid returned to Buenos Airos and was ill. She resumed her race. Her route was from Shanghai to Vancouver to New York to Bue- nos Alres, and she did not get there until October. She found her mother had been dead five days.

“Fivfiiiiiiaioii” ForvNew York

caru of; who Will be iliszippointeil each morning they find their names still appcnrliig- lit means very liitlri, on your pzirt to bring something oi‘ the season's gizulncss Into ilic lioiirls of IIIUiC little tots, moist of tlicm cfrcry tender years. Tho clergy iinil workers who Iiavo supplied tlic (liuirilliiu with lists oi‘ cases. and there lire still moru on

cal complexion iire practically agreed that in holding the atten- tion of the Ilouse, Lloyd Georgi: has lost little If any of his whcthcr his popularity In thu try is ovcrcluuiled or not.

U. S. S. Corporation Report Progress

IJOIIII-

(Canadian Press) NIHV YORK, Dcc. 10'.—LYnl'llIol] orders of the Fuiitil States Steel Corporation on November 30 made.

hand, alas. are very thankful for tho opportunity of bringing partic- ular cases to the attention of our readers“ prouclicil siiiil llu klltHV there would be many illsuppclntcil youngsters In tho ciiy unless this tlliptllill WZIS responded to. Cbrisiiuiis without Santii (‘Inns is ii mockery. IIC szilil. All tliul. Is ui-cossnry is i‘! letter lo the. Ciiy Eiliior or u phone cull (133) as signifying your iiitcndion of acting us "Alias Sonia Claus" to one. of the‘ children-l The pro- sent may be scnt In tiny time bo- fore December twenty-third.

Be Alias Santa.

NEW YORK, Doc. 10. —'l‘ho (frond Duchess Cyril, whose hus- band In l3ilrllu ‘n short time ago procliilmoil Iilinseif czar of Russia, will at the ruiliiost nf tho Moniluy Night Opera Club which brought hor limo, organize .1 ncw society to supplant New York's Four Illin- drod to bi» known as thi- Five "llllllfllil. The members will be selected along the Ilncs of "fastid- ious taste." _ greed to attend next May will not. iutcrfiire with the proposed Washington Disarmament Confor- i-nco. The control of transport. ntion of arms by notions Into troubled areas will be the elm of tho League mooring. Particularly control of the manufacture of arms ls proposed by certain foreign mi- ilniis- The United Slim-s objects on grounds that such government control In this country would he unconstitutional "America cannot ‘illODl. with such provisions und if

regulate traffic in arms which the United States Govcriimuni. has

ram; that instead of csiubllehlnl;

"From afar. Canadian Catholics reet willi pride the decision oi to defend

(Canadian Press) PARIS. Dec. 10. —Prcmler Herrlot ils confined to his room

ihcy dIil the senate would not ratify It.‘

OO++o++o++e+0e4+o+su+e v O- §OO-6§4§>§¢

NfiiSY ldlli BRIEFS

Flashed In At A Late Hour

FOOQ-O-OWO-OOOO-Q-O-OQ-O

OQOOOA

BERLIN, Dec. 10.—Dr. Stres- semann, German Foreign Min-

Thls wiin smile bctokcns faith In fairies, elves, and Santn (fliiiis. Do nm. lot this fuitli bu (lesiroyed. lie Alias Santa Clans!

WHAT OF THE CHILDREN

Om- clcrgymaii when np- '_ 10d of tlic pirevipus month.

without weakening and by all leKli- Imate means. their religious pal.- rlotism. They pray God t0 B11000" to the final triumllil. 111°" "m" ous champions of rlsbi in i116" struggles and in their revlnillca- csldons. They follow them with confidence and they 11000111111111)’ them will! their prayers. They hope that Francs, purged of all re- volutionary venom and buiitreseod by the immense more: and Ila-toilet!- ltlously executed. Gusrdten Cen- tusl. msources of the country. may ii-iil Joli Prliiisry. Phone m. soon resume its ioiirnoy B10118 ""1 ttfl-li-fl-tfpsth of its historic destiny."

_____ ‘LOST A SMALL KEY BETWEEN‘ lilclimond St. West and Post.

Office. Leave at Guardian. ' 1t60-12~10-m3I.

‘SPECIAL OFFER OF HIGH Rflldo envelopes, 60 for 10s., llil for 360-. 260 for 66s., 600 for 81-00, 1000 mi- $1.95.

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‘JOB PRINTING or svsnv ilciicriptlon cheaply and exped-

today with a serious attack of grlppe- Hlis physician's bul- letin says his malady Is accom- panied by swellllng of the leg.

ROME, Dec. 10. —Beginnlng today all delegates to the Council of the League of Na- tions will be received Individ- uualiy by the Pope.

LONDON, Dee. l0-—The Ad- miralty announced today re-

tirement of Admiral Lord Jelliooe. effective December lith last

I I I ports.

ions, an Increase of a half million ions compel-ed with the same per-

r>-i-——

New German Cruiser in Spring

(Canadian Press) KIIDL, (levrmuny, Dec. 10.—The first (lcrinau man-of-war construct- ed since the wur is nearing coni- plotlon hero. It ls a small cruiser of 6,000 tons and is to be launched in the spring.

Walter, story book Eddy, jack-knife Teresa, Game Mary, doll John, toy auto Marion, age 3, doll Ronald, age l6 sweater lizihy, ago ll months, ilress Aiilllll, ago 10, stockings Warren, ago i}, mittens John, ago ii, game Willie, zigc 10, scarf Ncillo, ugo 11, swviiiur iliiilu, nge 5, doll ' luirkl-r, “gr. ti, picture book Jnuii, ago ‘i, ilri-ss SOME ALIAS SANTAS

The following urn among those who Iiavu kindly under- tnkun tho duties of "Alias Sunni Claus":

Mrs. Iionry Aitken =

Mrs Wright, Iirighton Rd

Mrs Ivan Rcdillu

Miss lVIarIo SIlllpl-IOII

Miss Stephenie Jenkins

Master Pctc Cosh

months

INDEX TO TO- DAY’S ISSUE

Page 2 Hunter River and vicinity. Page 3 Markets, Births and Deaths. Page 4 Stock Quotations, W. G. Y. Radio Program. Page 5 Trade and Commerce, Orphan- age Campaign. Page 6 Editorial, Notes

by the Way.

ectlons. Special Article on Far Emit.

Page 7 Story-Capt. Blood, A Christmas Carol. .

Page B Egg Laying Contest,

School Re-

Page 9 Central Guardian, 8t. Margaret's concert. Page 10 Central Guardian, Seed Feed and Fertilizer. V Page 11

later proposed that the present 1 James. "m. 9, game Cabinet return Jan. 3rd and g John, 3g“ a, ploturo hook make room 1'01‘ 0 5°llfll°°il 4 llcnry, iigoil 16, pair of socks Ministry,‘ Including Natloflfll- 5 Jennie. ago 14, stockings MI. provided the M!" WI" e Millcfilln, RKH 12, luck knill! adhere to the governments for- 7 Anni”, age 9, robbers also policy. especially the 11 Florencodloll Dawes pilh- 12 Edna, doll

14 Marlon, game

BERLIN. Deo ‘l0. - Baron t 15 Ambrose. mouth organ

Age Von Msltzean is reported to 1i; Allan, winter (mp ‘have been declared aocqtsbie 18 James, mechanical toy by the Washington Govern- 20 Elmer, knife‘ ment as German Asbaeeador to 21 Maurice, tool set the United Blltea. to succeed 22 Mary, scarf Dr. Otto Wledfeldt. 23 Jack, boat

24 Charles, toy drum

Sporting News. Page 12

Dowel” Three navy airmen dead, two mis- sing and three were bady burned as a result of a tall spin and a drop

New Typev of Thug

VANCOUVER, Dec. 10.-Po- lice are searching for a thug of a new type, following com- plalnt of a woman whose name was not revealed, that shfhad been wounded by a poisoned - dart. evidently propelled by a blow pipe or powerful air pis- tol. The attack was made from a touring car in broad day- light.

Physicians found that the lead and cedar dart was lmbed- ded one inch in a leg muscle and that the free bleeding of the 'wound and prompt medical attention prevented Infection from the poison.

It is said that reports of somewhat similar attacks have been received by suthoritleg In several western cities llateiy,

To _S—pend $7,000,000 On Botanical Gar- den

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-The board of managers of the New York Botanical Garden announ- ce a programme of develop- ment Involving the expendit- ure of $7,000,000. The board is making efforts to obtain at least $4.000.000 of the required amount through private contri- butlons.

U. SfAfiirplane And Crew Came To Grief Yesterday

(Canadian Press) SANiDlEGO. Calif.. Dec.

lllllllll ll. s. Nlll IINYII illl lliilllll

Navy League Presi- ' dent Says 13 First- Line Ships of Little

Use

~ CRUISER_~ SHORTAGI

Outstripped by Brit- ain and Japan in Naval Effective- ness

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. —--Tho Navy League of tho United, States charged In a statement. through lo: president. R. W. Kelly, that only five out of l8 first line ships in the United States navy are fit. for ac- tion. . The League pronouncement, Mn Kelly said, was based on the ro- reportr-r of the secretaries of the Navy Department since 1922. Ho declared that the United States was far behind Great Brloaln and Japan In the relative armaments prescribed in the 5-6-3 ratio agree- ments of the Washington Arms Conference.