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. WALKUU '1‘ ' (Continued from Page 53m Francisco general strike com- mittee decreed for the time being that milk and bread supplies should keep moving and that hospitals should have fresh meat also.

City officials discussed the ad- vlslblllty of setting up a central fxd depot to distribute necessities

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NOTED 5 OUT-Attached to the Capo B Highlanders, who are now in camp at Brighton, is Sergeant P. A. McInnis, MM. formerly of the 49th, and one of the most noted scouts in France.

WILL PREACIL-Rcv. Francis P. Lyons, Paulist Father who preach- ed at St. Dunstants Basilica during the Lenten season of 1033, will DWI-Ch the opening sermon at the Novena to St. Anne on Wednesday evening,

FROM THE ISLAND-W. Russell Rogers of Coleman, P. E. Island, was in Sackvlile Saturday morn- ing on his way home from a trip

iligh Tea and Picnic

' At SAINT VINCENT OILPRANAGE GROUNDS

Tuesday Afternoon July 17th. BAND and BINGO

71'" iflflflilorlatlon. Cars leav- ing Capitol Theatre and Worthy‘; Corner starting at 2 o'clock and continuing all afternoon.

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must fill all hearts with rejoicing. Bill for us who are not only citi- zens of this favoured portion of the 15111111 whlCh Cartier visited in the 10118 880. but are also heirs of the "me slorious faith which was the inspzration of and the sustaining Power behind his great achieve- mml» 11 Primary duty must be ful-

ihe great discoverer of this land,

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Canada may eve,- be worthy of its‘ 1dcstined role as a grest and trulyl lOhritian country. This centenary’ anniversary of Center's arrival has special significance in this diocese, for not only did he land at several places within our. confines before reaching the mainland, but we have always been proud to number among our clergy. our Religious and devoted laity so many whose an- cestors camc from Sunny France, and who, through trials and tri- umphs have been loyal to the great Christian tradition which Cartier exemplified in his career, and who still sing God's praises in the an- cient tongue that Cartier spoke. We therefore direct that on Sunday July 22nd. the Votive Mass in hon- or of the Most Holy Trinity (tam- quam pro re gravi) be offered by all the clergy of the Diocese, and s solemn ‘Te Deum' be sung as an lot of thanksgiving to God for the manifold blessings bestowed upon our beloved country during the pB-SL

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Resolutions And Re- ports Presented Sat- u r d ay Morning- Mrs. Harrison Mac- Farlane Appointed Convention D e I e -

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humble supplication that the spir- itual supremacy of Christ may be obeyed' throughout the far-flung provinces of Canada. On the following Tues-, day, July 24th, it will be our happy,

B11 men's Institute was held on Satur- 1 day morning in the Prince of Wales College Hail. The president, Mrs. Harrison MHCFIIFIHIIG, Fcrnwood, 1 who was in the chair, was appoint- ed delegate to the Dominion Bien-

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the modest summits of ‘Les Demois-

111 spots. but the grain and root Portals of this i

mmense country to Economics by Miss Yvonne Doiron,

to everyone. Union leaders denied to the western part of the province. filled. When w re all .th d W1V11°K° 1'0 °111°1a111 a1’ 11°13’ M1155 Mellih, C v ‘r that h __ " ' ' 1 .' 11 report that the sirlking unions Speaking of the prospect for Is- religious faith oef Jafoques 2mm’, on the reputed spot of Carriers,‘ The iepoflofinfhe Leaguino; 1.11:? Sldlng _'-Fl()orlng v :_ would move‘ food into the city only land crops Mr. Rogers told the and ponder upon the vast conse- landing in lhe Magdalen Islands,1 110115 was presented by Mrs. L. B. o fqfi’ for the nlelnbcrs of their families- Post that hay might be a. little light queuces of his work 111 01111111,; 111., 1111f! i0 bless a large commemorative 1116111511, COnvmm-I 111,11 on Home -—DQQ1‘S :_1 1.‘

ers Union said light and power circuits would be maintained and tile Pacific Gas and Electric Com- pally said its service would not be interrupted.

New riot equipment was issued to the mounted police. horses were equipped with special goggles. Mounted officers were given gas equipment, long range firearms and new type protective helmets,

Besides the 2.000 guardsmen on waterfront duty here the 4,000 oth- ers of the California militia. were under instructions to be ready for instant service.

In the San Francisco presldio were 800 seasoned soldiers of the regular army. a. powerful machine possibly available in eventualities. but officers there said they had received no call as yet and expect- ed none.

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The Dominion Government has expressed the view that improve- ment in general employment con. dltlous, and the recently launched 540000.000 federal public works programme should be reflected more substantially in lowered relief costs. In some quarters the; opinion is expressed that u. closer check on relief disbursements would’ reveal abuses rurming into a. great deal of money.

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Tilc Nazi press poured forth to he German public over the week- rzld its praise of Hitler for his llucilstag speech and gave assur- nyces of the world's approval.

All was praise for the Chancellor. Ils address justifying the violent (‘IUilIIlS of 7'7 persons in the "Roehm revolt" was laudcd to the skies.

The identity of the dead, how- aver, unrevealed by Hitler, remain-

BYOPs would probably show an aver- age yicld-Sackvllle Post.

OFFICERS AT HOME-‘rhe Csmp Commandant, Col. U. G. Dawson, and the officers of the Prince Edward Island, Cape 31-51,. on, and Pictou Highlanders were at home to s. large number of vis- itcrs who called to pay their r55- pects yesterday between 3 and 5 o'clock. Afternoon tea was served and the function was thoroughly enjoyed by all.

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court Saturday morning one drunk was fined $15 and costs or fifteen days, and another was remanded till today. _A man charged with disorderly conduct was fined five dollars and costs or ten days. Two cases of unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor were ad- oumed.

DINNER. AT CANADIAN NA- TIONAL HOTEL-On Wednesday, July I1, i934, Mrs. 0- E. Nystedt (nee Bertha Mabel MacEwen), for- merly of 5t. Peter's Harbor, now of East Troy, Wisconsin, and son Rob- ert, entertained a number of relat- ives at dinner at the Canadian Na.- tional Hotel. The guests present were Mrs. Nysledts uncle and wife Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Davey, her eld- est. brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. MaoEwen, her elder sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Davison. her youngest brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. MscEwen, her consul, Mrs. T. E. Corrigan, her nephew, Mr. Harry W. oMacEwen and her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. lVIacEwen and daughter Jean. The dinner consisted of six courses and at the close of the sixth course the occasion being her nephew's birthday, s. large birthday cake was cut and served with coffee. After dinner the guests were pleasantly entertained at cards-

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111B boneflts of civilization and lay- ing thc first foundation of Christ- ianity in this land, sieeped ml- B895 in the darkness of idolatry and the horrors of paganism, we realize that his life and its lessons °V91'19al1 lhe boundaries of the 11191915’ natural and enter the do- mam of the supernatural, and we are forced to attribute to Jacques 01111161‘ l1 Dlace of honor among the Greet heroes of the human race.

Cartlefs Piety

"Every human act, whether the humbiest or the most heroic, gains its true worth and moral grandeur from the subllmity of the motive W111P11 1115l>ires it. and to the evcr- 111511115 glory of Jacques Cartier, lhe religious motive dominated 3,11 1m- man considerations in his dauntless enterprise, and has caused a halo, akin to that of an Apostle, to be linked with his memory. What that motive was, which like a msg- netlc force seemed to draw him from the sheltering harbour of St. Malo ‘to launch out into the deep,’ he himself has recorded: ‘laug- mentatlon dc la. tres ssincte foy, chresticnne-the propagation of the holy Christian ma. in these: new lands made known to Europe by the discoveries of Christopher Columbus. The whole narrative of his voyages reveals to us the emin- ent piety which animated Cartiers will, and With which he inspired hi; little group of adventurous com- panions. Like pious knights de- parting from a crusade, Cartier and his sailors dcvoutly confessed their sins; assisted at Holy Mass and re- ceived the Blessed Eucharist in the Cathedral of St. Malo. and then bravely set sail with the blessing of their Bishop still ringing in their cars: ‘Adjutorium nostrum in nom- ine Domini.’ The though of Gcd was constantly with him as fair winds carried his frail vessels across the Atlantic. when he reached these shores he baptized with the name of saints of capes, the bays and rivers which he visited, and

and that on Child Welfare by Mrs.

elles,’ to be seen for out to sea, the glorious sign of our Redemption. 11 shining above the mists and turn- ing the thoughts of mariners to. warth their eternal fatherland.

vcrcd by Dr. P. A. Creelman, M.D. vinclal Sanatorlum.

True Patriotism Rmluuom , _ Following was the report pre- ‘But these events. we trust. will1 not be without their lesson to all1semed by Mm Malcolm McLeod’

who pride themselves on the names‘. ,‘,J,‘§{‘,ve§‘.‘°“ or the Resuhmon com- ot 63mm“ ‘ma camdmh m. Wheres-a we as delegates desire to matter what their racial origin may ' . 1 -

be. when historic event’ which CXDTQSS OUI Slllcere appreciation L0

His Honour Licut-Goverllol" we commemorate. happened four ' centuries ago, this world Wm just Hon. W. J. P. MacMiiian, Premier,

_. n 1_ Mr. Samuel Kennedy, Mayor of jgtijéf“gml_1l°°fl1n°"iff the 131 111x911 Charlottetown, Hon. Thomas Mc- i“ d y 5 o s '5 ory- Wm ‘l m] Nutt, Minister of Agriculture, Miss

readml ‘mmequences- n01 only Norah Batesoll, Miss lifyrtie Hay- SQSIIQfiEEhebLEECS 01b Bu‘??? many1 ward, Dr. W. V. Longlcy, Dr. P. A. mug” tfiousandsasofwxlllgw Slecaglig’ Crcelman and the executive for 1mm other lands “hose fldem 1 their entertainment and instruc-

. . y tlon. m“ “miem mm w” 1"“ ‘*1 1",“ Be it therefore resolved that the and vibrant as “'95 camel's‘ members in convention extend our someme h“ said that the “h? sincere thanks to all who have ious idea presided at the discovery, ‘made this convention such a sub QLtLmKiZJXDIOTEIOXIC and at the first c855 es a ment. of anada’; we might ‘ . odd that ‘the religious idea’ has in- W312i 172255611‘: 51:21; agueiggmglrtafig nuanced w a‘ mmmkable extent one we deem it advisable pth t the character of the various immi- study of wofld peace be adds; t: grations which have flowed into 11w cunmnum of the ubuc éhis country inutlhe cciilgtse of time. 86110015 p

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. _. convention assembled do petition -:;:."".;:.:'ll.;.."m°:.::.?l “$51.51: .- 1111051, earnest“. 11.1 1111195 O1 mama cation to take lnto inlcnldlale con- rGOcd c111zc115111p 15 a very 8519111131 sldcration the advisability of en- ‘Iorm of 1,1,11,10,15,“; 11,6 good C111 forcing ihc law, already in exist-

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Following is the report of Mrs. Lester B. Mcliisil, Montague, Con- venor of League of Natlons:

Madam President, 5il]')l‘l‘\'lS0l‘5 and. fellow workers-

1 herewith submit the annual re- port of the League of Nations Dc- partment of the Women's Institute of this province. It affords mo. much pleasure to be able to tell you of the gratification which ha..- been mine as the questionnaires came in from your Institutes. The answers showed a rcal heart inter-

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famous Oxford professor on in- [lel-llzlllollal affairs, was on a recent 1lccture tour through Canada. she ispoke on Peace. She sald-“Peace lbcguls Stop worrying scares, ctc., and set about creating more friendly rclnliolls with the foreigner in our luidst. In that hour she was ex- pected to speak on "The sins of Europe." Instead she told of the I ullfricildlilless

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hours were rounding up prisoners.‘ The encounter was the smosi: serious disorder of the day. but government officials received in- complete reports of disturbances elsewhere, and expressed the fear that more may have been killed. One Nazi was killed in Vienna-Wes- terday. .

A communique issued by the gov- ernment charges that the disturb- ances today were fostered by Soc- ialists of several provinces. par- ticularly those who are members of the Republican guardl, in connect- ion wllh an observation of the an- niversary cvf the burning of the Vienna Palace of Justice July

plunged cities into darkness, tem- porarily paralysed street car sys- tems,‘ and“ itesufted in damage to telephone booths, mail boxes, hotels and cafes. For an hour last night: not a street car in all Vienna was moved because of the dynamitlng of a distant power plant. »

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Special correspondents of Ger- man papers in New York, Londdh. Paris, Warsaw, Rome and other world cities notified their newspa-

spent a very enjoyable week camping st Inkerman.

.___. Miss Hilda MscNevin of Arling- ton, Mass. ls spending a two Weeks

ing the feat days of saints, rather than lhe dates of the civic calen- dar. Finally, this great faith of Cartier manifested itself in the deeply significant act whereby he

work in the prevention and cure of tuberculosis.

Be it therefore resolved that the Institutes continue their efforts to

just and sane laws, and which. af- ter their passulg, loyally obeys them; the good citizenship which respects the righis of others and

best. essays on World Peace. 'I'hesc essays were read at public meet- ings or at school closing concert... Believing that not now but in years to come lhe League of Na-

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"The nation thanks the Fuehrer for Ills stupendous speech," said lhe Nazi party official news service. "Gratitude and fidelity are the German people's reply." ,

One o1- another of the papers in-

M)‘. W. E. Burke of Carter d; Co. received a telegram Saturday ad- vising him of the serious illness of his sister. Mrs. Frank Latham. in

from the recesses of the dense for- csis, the Indians watched this strange scene in wonderment, and. in the words of Cartier, ‘as soon as the cross was up we altogether

Government for their generosity in this respect.

And wilorcas the Red Cross So- ciety is doing such good work throughout the Province,

1 Be it therefore resolved that all

cient Christian lessen in patrloilsln it will prove a lasting benediction to Canada.

Cardinal‘ Viileneuveb Appeal

tion. reminding illem of the study carried on during the past year ill the city schools by the Imperial Daughters of the Empire. undcl- the capable direction of Mrs. R. ll. Rogers. This corrcsporldcncc muv

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