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Formally Installed Bishop In St. Dunstaifs Basilica. Elo- quent And Moving Reply Made BypPrelate To Ad: dresses Of Welcome.

1n the lead was the League of the Cross Band, followed by the students of St. Dunstans University, the Holy Name Society. the boys of the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer, the Knights oi Columbus, the Can- adian Legion Band, and the Benevo- lent Irish Society. The parade pro- ceeded along Weymouth Street in Richmond, up Richmond to Great George and thence to the Palace, which was beautifully decorated and iilumlned for the occasion. . At the Palace the Bishop was re- ceived by the clergy, girls of Notre Dame and St. Josephs Gonvenfs as- sembling around the main entrance as he entered ‘his new residence, singing: "Holy God, We Praise Thy i Name."

‘tﬂe wonderful. spontaneous wei- ug that you have given me tonight mqven-hl-lmc-d me. . . . I can only p; that I come in love you, to ac- nt your toys as my joys andiyour we“ es my sorrows. and to do my bat anion; you as the chief pastor it your souls,"

with those and other moving lords the Ri. Rev. Joseph A. 0'Su1ii- ran. D. D., Bishop of Charlottetown. tcknvwiedgcd the enthusiastic recep- ilun and addresses of welcome tend- md him last evening following his

nsiallatlon in the episcopal office at 3t. Dunstans Basilica.

The arrival oi‘ Bishop Wsuliivan on he early Borden train last evening m the occasion of a notable dem- anstration on the part 0i’ the Cath- lliii W919 0i the City and Province. Ind of citizens generally.

Thousands crowded the precincts lithe railway station and adjacent, Meets as the train pulled in at 6.46 on. and hundreds more lined the tmts along the route of the pro-

iam Inside the Basilica, there

m e vast audience which’ “fiﬁiierluthe

rpecloiu edifice before the cere- hories began,

Procession To Basilica

The Bishop then vested in "Cappa Magma," and as soon as the proces- sion was lined up the clergy pro- cecded from the Palace to theiBeeil- ice, the procession being heeded by the "ihurifér" followed by the Croce bearer and acclytes. Next in order came the choir and altar boys, vest- ed in casscck and surplioe and car- rying boquets of car-nations. Next fol- lowed the clergy and lastly the church dignitaries, Prelates and Bishops assisted by their chaplains.

On entering the Basilica the new Bishop was received according to the

Reception 0n min

The Prelate stepped ‘from the W"- “wmimiied by Most Rev. Arthbisholi O'Donnell, of Halifax,

Ind Rt. Rev. Bishop Le Blane If st. John. Re was wgcom. ritual of the Roman Pontiﬁcal by Id by Monsignor MOM“, v1. the Rector, the Rev. Mosignor Maur-

ice McDonald, the choir singing the “Ecce Saccrdos Magnus" as the long procession wended its way up the central aisle. -

After the prayers of the ritual were sung the installation ceremony took place, with the Most Reverend Archbishop 0‘Donnell of Halifax of- ficiating. ‘The Bishop's appointment from the Pontiif was then read in Latin and English by Rev. Patrick McMahon. Addresses followed by Rev. Monsignor Macbean on behalf of the clergy of ‘the diocese, and ltfr. Justice Arscnault on behalf of the Catholic laymen. After replying feeilngly to both addresses. the Bishop vested in cope and mltre and said Pontifical Bene- diction. accompanied by the Corpus Christi choir. 0n return to the Palace, a cordial address of welcome was presented by Mayor Prowse, on behalf of the cit- izens of Charlottetown.

m’ General, Monsignor McDonald. W301‘ of St. Dunstanb Basilica, and Irepresentatlve group of the clergy iii the Diocese. He was then escort- “ m hi5 Bill‘. smiling pleasantly on the assembled throng. The automo- MF“ °l "is clergy brought up the rear of the long parade which es- Wied the Bishop to the Palace.

ANNOUNCEMENTS, CQMING EVENTS, MEETINGS ETCS. "Bimini Linc Club loading hogs,

“Wm lamb’ at Albany Thurrcla M!) 2|. HOUR l2~—3. 45588-5-19-31.

"We will be taking Cream at Rgléﬂaizfiriirr Creamery beginning .. May 2cm. teea-s-ie-ui.

nlswiliiy grids“ W-ednesdﬂv m: ‘gaigxdrhow and dance. Movies at ‘n ‘hm-I Thursday, thrilling west-

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"Zion Choir '

wednesdlv concert Marshfield. ‘mm ~- MQY 20th, at 8 D-m. If

Y- Thursday. 47i2-5-l9-2i

ADDRESSES

_““ Add en f Clem ‘txchane w the social and dance r n Wm“ It‘; Verde lee Cream Parlors. u“ El‘ aY- May 20. lf not fine first “ m mllowihs. 471l-l5-l9-2l "NW Narber h

tuiness at, 5 amiss“ irsrzened mi- ’ riotous-ii

The following address of welcome was read on behalf of the Clergy of the diocese by Rt. ‘Rev. Moneeignor McLean. V. 0.: “ To The Moat Reverend

Oiullivan, D. D., Bishop of Charlottetown. May ItPIeese Your Excellency.

0n the occe

"mmﬂ Thunder MIY mt roi- m‘ '1',” "fWIY 14w" by Mrs. Arthur t Hen he consolidated School, at tin-u rim. Admission. so and as ' QMQ-h-IB-(i "Alban

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sion of You! 31mi- lcncy’e installation as ‘ Bishop of the Clergy of the dio- you o meet cordial welcome. Loyalty to the Supreme Head of the Church is a sacred tradition that has been handed down to us by thoee who preceded us. and it is our desire and purpose to trans- mit it unsuilied to those who will Hence when you were ep- dlocele by the Successor of 8t. Peter, the Apoetiee. 70in can feel u-

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To Long List Of Level Crossings

(Special to the Guardian) TORONTO, 01:015., May 1B.--A’t Woodstock three lives were added to the long list of level crossing fatal- ities when the westbound internat- ional limited struck an automobile driven by Ciiﬂord Foster. Foster and two companions in the car, F. Fran- cis and A. Simmons were killed in- stantly and the wreckage of the automobile scattered along the track.

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ULLIV ilk, D. D q B1850!’ OI‘ CHAR- LOTT TOWN /

"healtlrauleerl of All the provinces

To Confer On Health , Matters

(ﬁnedlen Preaa) arrswa. Ont. my 1 8.—'.l'he

in Canada will be invited to confer on health matters with Dominion of- ficials at an appropriate time. This announcement was made in the House of Commons this afternoon by lion. Murray Macbaren during the debate on resolution in favor of grants for full time health units.

Will Prohibit

The Liquor

(Canadian Prcesi IDNDQN- Ma? lit-Hugh Dalton. Under Secretary for Foreign nffnirg told the House of Commons today that Great Brittaln would not seek to have the liquor traffic treaty with the United States modified so as to substitute- definite distance from shore for the present provision o! one hours steaming by g gugpgqﬂ’ velsei. - Commander Scuthby had asked if theﬁovemment would not consid- or advisability of giving nmic_e or such a proposal under article five of the Anglommerioen convention "in view of doubt, and uncertainty ocoaeio d by the present hrrangement."

Net Cost ‘Of A Carrying Paper:

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(Canadian Prom)

Wm!’ Aid of th ,, e r. a. r. Hospital " be nus in at. Paula Pariah Hell

clergy to your P! iii w°“"°""- ‘Mew 30th at r o'clock

noble qualities of

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Traffic Treaty t i OfLiqaor To U. S.

OHWWA. Ont... ruv lap-me net colt to the country of carrying not". pepcre through the malls during the decal you: which ended March 8i, , mi, wee $316,000. while the m. euue derived from that ecuree wee lDDNXimI-Ml! $111000“), Hon. Arth- ur Beuve, Paternoster-General, told the tlouae of Commons today in an. nwertolqiaetiocwtby-Lncbap- lin, (Owe. Lineoinlwbe ltetuton rate for thie lerviee ieone our; g

The Expoirtation

(Canadian Preesl (YITAWA, Ont., Mhy lbs-Omani; will continue to prohibit the exporte- ition of liquor to United States. The ‘House of Commons tonight turned down a resolution sponsored by Col. B. .C.-il'-lobinson, Conservative member for West Essex, which would rescind the prohibltm-y ia/w passed early in i000. When the Speaker called for an in- dication of nil-Mb!!! from thoee sup-

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Imported Inna-fee only rueeoql i; "In-Built the demand for dcmeetic necessaries.

In Wrong Place

(Couldinu PIOII) MTAWA. Ont, May ll-A one of whiskey ordered from Soothlul for Ion." I. M. Toku- IIII- Jlnlnece’ Minister to Can.- "ll. All which went astray af- ter ranching the Capital. has been discovered in the basement 0! In Ottawa. church. The in- cident revolves around the font that the consignment was ad- l-rleed “in the Japanese Minis- ter-" To the exprceemsu charg- ed with dcilverinfthe case, the title "Minister" apparently bed more connection with a. church than with a. diplomatic 0mm and the Scotch accordingly was h“ ill “in basement of the

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bylin- Tvivuwva residence. The expreeamsnfs thought; at lrllvrrln: which! u» a climb are not on record.

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(Ca-Indian Press)

OTIAWA, Ont, ‘May le-Ti-ie reg- ulation that power driven schooners of ten inns and over must carry a registered Captain does not apply to

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HELD A5 WITNESS

16-year-old ti" "Two-Gun" Crow- captured in New York alter an (ht, who in held as l material witness in a charge against the latter of the shooting b0 1121"’! of z policeman.

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N a Premier Ramsay ces a . e 8 ry McDonald Scores

House Of Lords

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LONDON, May 1B- Premier Ram-

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Alleged To Have Appealed _ to “Scarface” A1 Capone i' For Protection While in i

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(British United Press) CHICAGO. May IB-Stiii another fantastic underworld tale tonight linked "Jake the barber“ Factor, nl leged international confidence man de iuxe, with efforts of “Scarface, - Al“ Capone to become a modern do)‘ l wolf of Lasaiie Street, where the financial bulls and bears of the mid- dle west do daily battle in stocks bonds and grain. Federal agentsnseek- ing "Jake the barber" on charges of ﬂeecing British investors and busi- ness houses of some $8,000,000, in dicafnd that the story is not quit! as preposterous as it sounds. V

When "Jake" returned to Chico-so after his financial operations ‘mi London, so the story goes, the local kiidnﬂl) 88-1185 decided that it would be proﬁtable to capture him and hold him for, say, $1,000,000 ransom. Jake was reported to have appealed to Capone, who agreed, according to the tale, in protect Jake. In return Factor was to start a large broker- age house, with "Scarface" his silent partner. Capone was said to have the British were gui-

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Zion. .I. B. M. Barter. former Pro. rater of New Brunswick, who was ap- Minted to the Appeal Division of the Supreme Court of New 311mg.

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British Golf

Tournamenf

my Frank n. King, Associated 2mg Staff “h-itn,‘

WTBTWARD H0, Devon, Eng“ May lb-Cap-George Voigt, Unit,” ﬁtates contender for the British am: Hiwr coiling throne Bobby Jonef "mllﬂcrd- today marched half way through the field of the 1931 cham-

ithet the

porting the resolution there wee e faint response. The volune

from those. J . huw- ~ . m, W" w“ mm "“" m mm‘ N, Y. important than the immediate re- p.'ﬂ°n‘ ma the “aka m1“ turns from the new trade is the fact the resolution lost. O01. Rqbi-IIIOII. Factor that it will introduce the British

Columbia product as a general pur-

whowesthecnlymcnbei-tcapeak inthedlacussiommedenoelulpt

"United States is still gown; he! liquor and Canada is losing the rev- " declared the bordn member. Be eetinetq the lone in revenue to the Goverrunent, together with the hdilﬂflalloltnthewllnﬂllul- eeaooo lnee Genet made the "lecture or goodwill“ to the United

fishing schooners, it was declared at m. mnnment o! Mun“ may m say MacDonald today made an open “ma”. m ._ 35mm“ “om Norm declaration of war on the House of “Nu” m m“ “mammoth The Mk Lords in a letter to the Labor cen- "mh mud cum“ Oman h“ didate in the Ruthergien by-eiectlon u” up m such ‘umhn, “bonnet! which takes place on ‘rhursday. ‘Nah h“ been “um: wmumt a "Bervile to every whim and proposal mu‘m¢.mmr_ The m‘ u. a” of the Conservative party," the iot- s w we 1hr,” apartment. ter said, "the Lords return to a. life "animation. mv€bénnmﬁe of hostility as soon as l. Labor Gov- wh“ loosen-ed instead o! being tight eminent begins to unfold its policy." med up The provmon “m,” w "We have built up the Labor party; who“: _ cmymg “eight. coasting we have asked the people to trust schooner‘ “d the mm The Dawn” to the ballot box and politics mem- ment hlsdecided that henceforth a. w“; we m" 5pm" m“ “d “M” “ma: ‘ma, ceruﬂm“ wm be l” in elections, and when we have capable m such mum _ done everything which a. political democracy can do, a. body of irre- sponsible partisans, which keeps the Tory party always in power is 1n n position lo defy a. (ioveznnient an elected and a majority so declared.

Reduced Marine

Insurance Rates

B. C. Will Benefit As Result Of

London Decision

(Special to the. Guardinui VANCOUVER, B. 0., May lB.-’I'he British timber market will be open to British Columbia's lumber in» dustry on an unprecedented scale. ls a result of the decision of the Cor- London ‘to use Emliiife Aug. 1 in its great. hous- announcement ded today by

-'_- (Canadian Press) OPLTAWA, Ont, May lit-Reduc- ed marine insurance rates for the Hudson: Bay route have been agre- ed to by the imperial shipping com- mittee. The report of the rate find- ing committee was released here to- day b} the Department of Marine. In the report it was agreed “to re- dupe the rule of additional premium for suspension of the North Ameri- can warranty in respect of vessels passing Cape Chidlcy inwards on and after August l0 and leaving for the last loading port on Hudsons Bey on or before September 30, from 00 shillings per 100 pounds ster

poration of woods aitcr lng program. The from London was regal“ the provincial government as the m“ w so “mun” per m0 munds best business news ii. has received 5mm“ on the muted value plus tw° since the beginning oi the present shillings per ton on the gross reg- econnmic depresswh ietered tonnage, on a vessel valued The business to b‘, diverted to n“ n m pound‘ "trims ' um‘ The pire timber producers will be worth letter rate" works out at a 1-2 per more than “V0003,” a y," a,’ nah gggmuntun“ 4 p“ Gem m’ the ant prices and British Columbia ' ' should get the lion's share of it, ac- cording to ﬁgures in the hands of Government. Considered more

pose wood t0 the British P9091!-

(lpecial to the Geordie-pi CHICAGO, Ill, May ia-There‘: I. price ‘on the heed of John (Jake the Barber) Factor. who swindicd htliehmen out of $5,000,000 Pol- ice and federal Route declared to- day they feared he would be killed before they could meet him. l-le is bani: sought here for extradition to

May Amend »

Pensions Act

(haulhn Pneal OTTAWA. Ont... Mo!’

blind.

The wise on moon heed is not e legal award oﬂered for the ep- prebneieei of the master ewindler.

question of unending the preoen

pensions leﬂisiation. McLeren. Minister c

decided that if lible enou cad-stunt gold mines‘ and the citizensbf Chicago would be equally good. Pr

pionahip tournament to the third round. With Voigt into the third round went m array 0f British play- ere that included E210 Fiddian, (or- mer boy champion, '1‘. A, Tqnmce

gh to buy stock in non- oii wells,

ocpects for the pur-

goid seals.

iB-The Goivornmmt is now considering the

Ron. Murray f Pensions and National Health. informed the House of Commons today in reply to e quee- tion by C. G, Power, (no. Quebec South). The Minister did not intim-

chese of Factor-Capone stock certif- icates. if embellished plentifully with

' Detectives, hunting Factor at the behest of Scotland Yard on specific charges of swindllng the London Broad Street Prue, Ltd, of $2.800,- 000, said they believed "Jake the ber- ber" remained hiding in Chicaso. probably under the armored win: of Capone. Nature of the Broad Street Pres financial fiasco remained shrouded in that particular brand of mystery peculiar to international de; teotive stories. One theory has it that "Jake the barber," who earned his pseudonym as a hair clipper in a Chicago cut-rate shop, organized the Broad Street Prus himself. with money advanced him by Jﬂk “1-45" Diamond, New York's best known rackcteer. The Federal sleuths were inclined to grin a bit at that story. and to laugh frankly at other tales that Dimnond tried unsuccessfully u) enter England several months ago for the eikpres purpose of "bump- ing off" Factor. it was pointed out that the fake stock deals alleged to have been promoted by Factor were so fabulously profitable that he hud no need oi‘ outside capital,

Met Prince At Gull!!! Till!!!

111a Prince of Wales met John "Jake, the Barber" Fnrmr. a. fugitwﬁ in Chicago, at the gambling tables at u. Touquel, but authoritative sources said today that it was not believed the. Prince was made a vic- tim of any of Rotor‘: svvindics.

‘when the Prince and Factor were playing at. Lie ‘muquet. much gossip arose from thg feet that the Prince 10st heavily my was winning. But in stock sales. n, we; pointed out, Factor confined his activities to small investors.

‘The extradition warrant for FM-

cnmes of conepilwl/

ess shares. An offi

till receiver testified that Street Piece made e profit of $8.000. t 000 in the lalt three months. ._.___._.._.___ (miudian Press) IDNDON, May Ill-Zero Aghn the ancient rm who recently visited the United Staten. wu taken ll! today while he listened

York rang ‘leader of e large sum

ate in whet particulars any propos-

to a cue In the court of crim-

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would amend the prec-

hnl appeals and was carried out no a shriek-c .

at. Baccarat. while Fac- -

w mgiand was based the Broad

and Arthur J. Klein. alias ﬂurry Klein, held in New York since No- vember ll to induce the public to

the Brood

member of the Walker Cup squad, Jﬂm Worst. a. n. Montmorency, Bcnard Erwin and Sir Harold Gilt. ml- "Piiidllh: who ranks as e British favorite. today defeated S. L, we

Khila/y and J. F. Ireland.

New Cooperative Association

(Canadian Press)

QUEBEC, Que, May lit-A new co-operetive agricultural association has been formed in the county oi Errummond. under the name of so. ciete Co-cperative Agricoie De Lav- enlr. The new association will have "-5 Pfiﬂcillﬂl Piece of business al Lavenlr county of Drummond and will have its obiects improvemenl and development of agriculture, mar, ufacture of butter and cheese, sale and purchase of livestock, farm im- plements and other articles useful in agriculture.

17w Weather, Etc‘

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‘IORONTO. May southerly winds. mostly little higher temperature.

_ Temperatures Maximum ... . ..... . ....... inimum . .. -. .... 4i i’ High tide this moi-nine It 11-11 and tomorrow morniiiz el- 13-55 Sun sets this evening at 1.22 enf rises tomorrow morning at 4:1. First quarter moon Sunday. Ma: ,24. 3.20 p. m. Bummersidc tide eighteen miuuw I