MARCH 26, 1927
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_ ° THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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BUMBARDME-NT UF- NANIIING
Partial Evacuation of
A Has Been Effects
kiang is Serious
Foreign Houses i
clothes Gunmen
rages in Nankin
(lcsnsdinn Press) _wA31.{1N(}'p0N, March 25.-.-Pre-
rpm-ations for a bombardment bY British and United States shine el Nanking has been rpostpontxl until totnori-ow because of rt partial evac- natioini of the city by foreigners, w111c11 me been effected. Notice had been served on the -Cantonese ceiu~ mnnders at Nanking -that salient 11111111111-y points would- bo shelled 11111853 1mmg¢1late gunrinntees 01 saf- ety for -foreign life were furnished. 'ling bombardment was to have bo- gun late this afternoon.
The decision to postpone the
drastic action decided uiivn wlw ro- 'ported -by the British and llnited States nitvui commanders when it was seen that conciete results had followed the announcement of their firm stand.
Rear Admiral Hough, the United
States Commainder, reported to the Navy Department that the Japan- ese lu Nanking were completing their evacuation. that missing Brit- ish marines were coming out of the city and that iihero was a .fair pos- sibility that 120 'Americans who took refuge in Nanking University would leave tonight. 1
SI-iiAiNlGiH.AI, March 255. - The1
steamer Kungwo. bearing refugees li‘rom Nanking atid escorted by he -United States destroyer Prestonl was fliretl on this morning off Chinkiang._ The Preston returned the fire. ‘
iTho Preston was fired upon from
N-anking points. The fii-se was re- turned by the desrtroyer's machine guns. Chinese forts-irbove and be-1 low Chinkiang also fired on the- iI*res'ton and the destroyer agufinl replied by turning loose its four inch battery. No casualties to the 1-‘res~ton’s personnel resulted.
TJONDON, March 25. - Iiliu
tLnn5<I-Isl, self-styled "commander of the defense force of Shanghai" is reported by the Shang- hai correspondent ot' t h e Daily Express to have been sum- marily executed at the headquart- ers of General Poi Tsnng Hsi, Can1 tonese commander, along with; eleven others.
Ou instrucf~iba's1_roiii-I-Iaiiitow the
correspondent _says it socniied “pre vinciai government" composed lnoll-fly of notorious Communists -has been formed in the Chinese quarter -of Shanghai. Among those m-aking up the government, it in- declared is is woman lawyer nam-l
ed Chen Yoh-Sion, wllo was cducat-1 ed in Paris, and other \vell known_ ex’tr9inists. - |
:The despatch adds that luoderate1
-nsltioll-allsts urgently aplleaied io_ General Phi Tsung I-Isl for help ini euppressing the -local cnininunists. lPai accordingly ordered the whole- sale arre-st of the leaders of the labor communes in Shanghai. \Arined raiders are reported to have 'made 'an attempt to rush the ltal-I ian post on Dalny Road but wet-el renul-sed. 1 SHANGHAI, iiiar. 25 -Despatch-
es from Nanking late tonight indic- itted that the situation there was easier, with the remaining foreign- ers being evacuated. There had
been no gunfire. 1 _ The first of 120 American mis-_ sionaries who took refuse in Nan-, l¢_lllil university from the rioting Chinese began to arrive at the dock near the British and American war-. lllllfls at five o'clock tonight. | l\ll'i0lli; them was Miss Anna
Moffatt of Fort Shordan. ill. whn_ 111111,-_been shot twice through the
Foreign women in Nankiug are.
l`llP0rteri to have been most brutal-' ll’ l-*'05*-ed hy the Chinese. | It ll! believed a. majority of thci
foreign homes and mission props,-1.
ies .there were tl t d _ _ tone” _m_d_er___ es roye by Can
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(Canadian Press.)
WASHINGTON, Mar. 25. -_
Brutal mistreatment of many Am- ericans, inciilciingwomen, by Chin- ese iiatioiialisl. soldiers at Nankinx was officially reported to the navy department today by Admiral Wil- liams. who forwarded a report made to him by Rear Admiral Hough at Nanking. 1 Clothing was stripped from the _women anti they were otherwise _nialtreated, the report said, adding lthat in one instance a Cantonese |officer shot down a French priest 1with his pistol. 1 “At Nanking an far as is known." Admiral Hough said in ills state- ment “all American missions and homes have been looted.
SIIANGHAI, Mar. 25. -Many
casualties among Chinese passeng- ers onthe Indo-China Compauy's steamer Pingwo are reported to ihave occurred when the vessel was fired upon i'roni the banks of the Yangtsc, 90 miles above Shanghai. _The Ilritish gunboat Cricket is pro- |ceediilg to the rescue of the wound-
1ed.
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Alberta and Nova- _ - _ f
~ _ l'rhe..ioth Annual ne tin r h F ‘ ' `
Scoha _ _ . e s__o t g 1otal receipts amounted to $347.17.
_ » $1-_1_i1_c__11_ Ii1_dvi1ard island Diocesai 1in_ 1928 the annual report showed
--~ - 1w __ Q tie Womens Auxiliar. _-4.2 members and total- receipts
- as eid in Charlottetown on Wed -Simon i -s - 1¢,,,,,11,,, 1, ,_~ nt ng to si, 14.04 (sixteen
'ro-.ii.oN'ro. March sian-ts agiallliarqcliumlini miami' -wc flundred and twemy mu' d°"“"
are still being made by the Ontaric irresenlt from sevexftifegrr irrorlieilal in-(11-11 four cems` govlernimem Ugllgbmhl A sllllllly oi ornnches_ D A 'nloneslgcglgt hllylfédfrgigtig; £102; c a rom e li ‘ _ - ' 1,_3‘;o____ _or _he __e:`___“_e ‘_;:“1_____ __'1é§__5E_l:ii_t:_l1__s111_i;1__e_1i__;_1_-11h__th? _\_V he Missionaries in Henan, as thot 11__co and keep _he $100__.______0_____ _be Thank 0-m______g ___ _0_l___o no l_i_s_t_rlct"wi1s(_rci>orted on as very ing sent to the United States an Peter's Cathedral n the Presche let? age ' 1 nualiy in Canada, 'Premier Howard in this occasion being the vena,-._ vol_‘__a1f__ T_'_‘_“l1_[::_‘r'_FieId_"_l_‘_)“° ‘Ferguson and Hon.Chni-les Meme 1,1 A 11 __ _ . °° e M____S_____ :_ M___e___ ______ _he __________f L_: P__\;_<:__et1_e_ac_1_u_1_i____vi1it_1;o_1i_ ofv__:-_I_ii11_i__ ._i1ii11_rcn _and 1_1ay the salaries of Le5_is‘la_1_ur_e last irigllt. _-lergy. who together with Mr Ray Th:3)m\‘!?lleeMI)’lre‘:-ldlent also spoke
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way; s__1_ ___f_2_____l:__l:__f¢_____1____i;t___1li_e 1i_1>_11_1i__tl1v1_1T_t1_t__toi_:__1__o §1_._eIs’_t_au1_s___i1x ;£_tl1e_i-crirenient or Miss I-lalson.
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i__i;_ _ho _;________$`__e__;0____g_lltc:1_i;111 11_e1i__t _11_i'____i;_.___f_’§t§;__s1_ct_;Jolt part ir years of faithful service. A resolu- duotmg an 1nqu1__y _mo _naners _The Thank om______g __-__e____________ by _.1_ou of regret was later_Ilassed by a-Lltect-iihg the shipment of coal from the Treasurer Mrs Ernest C-ham. '1111}__sm1§_E1t;¥_ m bu wmmded "° lW t C d d N . ' ' ' ’ ~ _ _Thell 0l”llm__Hll¥l l1_-lin 0_va Scotia. pion amounted to $164.13. in partlciiiarlziitg on the work
e pre er sad he hud strong The W. A. Members then met in 11 11,1 D1 .
mme” M Securing “ °°“l Sllililly Sit. 1’eter's Hall for the first bits- was 1811-oLeF1n“ Bmnfch'1mre” I_or Ontario from Canadian coal ness meeting, opened by 1,1-“yer .11 n1;;_;1w°1l;1_1goagiefeaggmsfgegg;
ri?I1I(g;.otiat'-oils were still bein; glgrllleviiis "Mkrin _lwmoellr I;?g1omry iulmr wmk' c
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conducted on the possibilities oi n 'the unavoidable ahspeélgclgpoi-'i.ed1ii%t`emeiwtlS nude to an "ln peat as a fuel, Mr, McCren said. hrougli illness of the President hy111e 159;? '1t_1°':__1M1;_?edd r_e°m1;11' lind the gcwerninent was willing to* Mrs. Raymond tile chair was tak ‘ at \ 'li A ‘la ' ar 0 A I Km’ fl““”Cl“l S“l’l)°l"~ 1° lllll on-` lll by the lst Vice Presitioiit, Mrs. ic 8111 l;L`f1fm'1-1':.1f1lsGGl11(;ups' i1uc1£11‘1B -terprisa which he understood was Tosh. l»<>vllni cxpreshiniis ei arm--ri~i@~1dlys'6ci't-tie vixiiftil" w its sponsored with the approval of the pailhy and flowers were sent to_;11 1,'__11,-1111,1111,1_115:11111111 1080 ` ' fe.dem1goyernm°m‘ _ Mrs- RaY'"0"u by Ulf? Colllllllwd ’l`llrco wee br'in-ches were foruiet'
ifteplying to questioning the Min- mee-ting. - 111,-11,. 11 , _ .1 1 11
ister of Mines SIMM! that his de- Letters oi' Greeting were read 11 qs" 1>]§11|¥.;'a‘_(:1‘:' (11:-18 Qranc llartineiit had not been able to from tho lioniinion President --(111-\`1'1;1-1111,_.11'a1 \1111‘1:,1‘1) 1?1l101“1l_]'_111:_ -prove that coal deposits iiliil li-er \irs Fcirabt Donlui n S U ' (
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A W Read _ `-The two masted Tgioongcllar-
_ _ at
‘ ~ _ - tvard loaded with assorted -bottle
Second Time and liquors whose estimated value was
-. ' ’ - ` l$35,000 was seized early today, House soon after her crew had tied her to
Meets Agaln Tues. a whari' there and fied. _ _ ' The schooner was recently sold diaye ,by the W, H. Jordon -Company andl ` tho new owner was listed as Law-' _ _ 1 p1-11131-_ M111-01, 25111, rence Lorrsgvorisa. of Gloucester.
- II-Ilouse was in caucus from.'I‘he papers on the craft intlicateil '-lme of meeting until 12 o'oig¢k, that she had sailed from Yarmoutii At. 1 o‘c'lock- session opened. Mr. N- S., for Boston on a tishi-ng trip,
3aunders asked che Premier if_
l_he answers to his question in re- ° -
gard te Prohibition Act, were
readl’ Premier Stewart replied]
lliat the answer was not yet com-_ B. E' S' ple'ted and would be tabled when_ _
completed. Mr. Saunders asked when the A splendid mfmlmg °f me C“"f
e_1na_1 A“d1101.»s 1.e1,01.1 “.0u1_1 be aliian Legion was hold in tht-il _alhled. Premier Stew:-i -t in answer_h°’f‘0 'alll' Uf_°"l_"l~7~ i 511111 111111 11 was 1101 ,.01 1_c1.e1ved 1(.omratlc l. ia, ;\iaeNutt read nn front the printers, that the WOU111 911. interesting extract lroru -his war deavor to havea copy nn- the used-lnotes ilvflllntr with the arent Oilers- 3l~ 01' 1119 Qppgel-tlon .by .1318 al‘1@.1._tions of Ziinr-ch iillii, when the Brit- nooli. Mr. Saunders said that an ish Forces were rolled back froiu the Budget would be brought down-in front ol’ Cztrnbrai to Amicus. ne-xt week- he wou.ld 'like to have a' The Major stated that Rt. lion. 'eport beforehand. lwinston Churchill in his recent H011- 'Ml S't9WBl'l Dl‘0H€lll-Oil ¢l`Book on the war speaks of this op- Bill to 50 illl|l“l°d-"The LIVE Sl0Ck eration as "lt must be regarded as lllil file Ulie' Sl00k 'pmdllcls Afflltlho greatest onsiélngllt in iilstfiiy oi of Prince Edward island." 1-1111, \-,»1,1»111_-- The 'lm “'99 read f°l` thi! first The ‘Germans :tttacitetl on lilo `lme- O" “‘°‘l°" UI Mr- P099 '"‘“`niornilig of 2lsi_ llarch on it front ‘ul 1° |““°"""`m° ""'“ye8' M°K"y]ol' -i0 miles \\‘i|h"i7 Ilivi-lions and md S'harl"_l‘:‘m_H'e‘]" ‘ms 'C°m"m` nearly sixiiliuiisuilti guns, and 30 ed and furthe-i considered. Mr. D1__,__, _ _ _ _ - s.ons .ls tlosi support iii it
Maynard Madnolmld In me Cham servo inustt-iiili: ill 'til more tlrtu Thu hill was agreed to with alnend 11' ’ ` “___ ` `
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WASH_NGTON_ M___m__ 25_,I,1_______(___e__ near S__d______y _____ ___a_ __ v______ q_ _ (.1 i o ect Y. _,oi lhnnch at I-‘itrnoh River. nentl. l treo liuaiili-i o 'i nil _ n o nitii
~ ; g- t a ei", ret*inlng Domlnron 1199 , ,1 ._ _ 1_1 1 A 1,111 1 1, 11 1 _.,1 -To meet this attack the iiriiish hiiii
situation at Cliiugkiang, recently nl-11, dnpogllg 111111 1,961 11-11 1 11 Do_ S . _ ' _ V “K” “-‘-" ‘ l ‘ll U91 _ _ *U “°f”l’°"“° I 9 “J 095 1 "1 11.__1 1, 1 21110 __ mpmred by the C_m_o__ese_ _S de_lW __ _ __ _ d_ __ ‘ " “l-_ _ ‘38 0U”€`l1ry- Miss H‘.1lB<lll.Dl0 death of one of the W, A. Life ol the Union Lemetcry was on mo- _°"~l’ 7 N1” ""3 '"‘ ' ““"”'
as rope lo ii te to ascertain .esan President Mrs Raymond and men-hors, Vlrs Roe h no l i
1,1 11 1 ' 1 11 with 5 Divisions in support total-
scribed in official despatchcs as if the lignite was of suillicient from n gi-oat grainy Diocesan 1y1111,a111y ;1.1111`ex-P15510; “.111‘1w1:1\,§ 1-32 11,3111' ag,1;‘;1e1;; w(1;)11m::n!11l1£;11f ling in all nbot 300.000 nit-n, ceil- sfei-ious_ British refugees have cun~_ depth to be used as tt fuel and lf 'Boards tiirotighqut Canada. other 1,111, 1y|em1,¢1-S_ Nl,-g_ A_ w_ 191115, M1~_ J1\g~_ B, ylncdgnnlq was aistlug of lille wliole oi' the 5th Ar-` §1:_1_tLt_i'ated_i1t_tltc 1\slatic_1’etrol_§ium t_._i_1e_de1.»osit coiitallied a grade or 'i`iia most important meeting 1.1011-0y11_ 2nd vm, 1»,.e1_11_1e__1_ and 111 111,11 C1131,-_ 1niy under General Gough niiii near-
ou nit-i mer cans iere ave a. opened at 2.1’ in St. I’t ‘ ill ll _ . ' , . _ _ _ 1 - 1 1 3 11 1- 11.-
t__,ke____ __e____ge ___ the _Sm__da_d _O11 _ _ -l 0 WS 0- ‘Vl1s_ C. .l_ Bousfield. who ha\e_ il-Ion. Mi. A. i‘. Arscuault moved Y lllllf 0- ill l I lllly llll \l_
Ooinpany's lnstaliation Looting and
wheie the Vice President intro1 11 _ .
_°"°"&" 'luced the guest and Chicf1Sie ker 8 6 y “Hema beremement
1ihnt the hill to incorporate the General Byng,
_ ° ' _ - ' l fl 'Three new life memberships-1St\nimerside Curling Club be read -On tho two ten mile sectors north
-m`l"F7 are "eP°"t°d in p‘°°¥f`°5” 0 `°f the mlnllal llleeldlli- MTS- D011' have been conferred during tiiela second time and committed. Tile and south of the salient tho Germ- §lT°\l1!ll0ll£ H10 C0l1C_0BSl0l1 .llreli-1 e ace f 1l_l<lson oi Toronto the Dominion yew-_ Mm llearlgw, M1111; /tmyl hill was agreed to without aineud-_ans had an assaulting Iiivlsien for
mer cans ale prepar ng to leave . . reaenrer of the W. A. Her add~_1>1 . . M _ B0 . _1 _M _ B _ - 1 11 C1 1_ - , _ . 11 . _U11 11.18 s1eame1. Wenchow mr' Hymns In Worshlp _.ess was mamed by C16” _nc_s_____e T11 nie_i_.1nd rs. C. R uike _ ments r nuthin n t e ia r _1esery 11100 yards of ground .in a
Shanghai,
AL S: J‘ L__ The _“___ _ l’_ Y- __ to her at the afternoon meeting.
i On ti i‘M .T th bil
thoughi _md deep __ _____________ e utters pn was prcsented1 lllo on o r_ auton e superloiity in nnmbcis et leur 1.o_
1io incorporate the _iiorest View Rtir-.011¢,_
_ _ . ames torary Society T05” 0 We Wm” '-0 l- 9 Au it eal was made to the f- Bl T€l6Dll°ll0 C0llll>8llY Limitc<l.1 T l c- o` this 'ren rl\'e`
__2_a.____-__ I13p1>_l"ll: last evening, Mr._D. A. McKinnon, _5_l_s_1ti_;lVg gei<_>1;ate_s vvas dr1:ad_ 115' gm-0111 1I;§1och1a1 1,1.a11c11,:_s 10 1111"21.,lw11-_, 1-@1111 11 s¢~¢g1111 111-111, and c0111.1“.a__l_]?0°_1’£1_$_; 111; 11_.111_§’1_ 11:11? 1_1w when the Cantonese intergd Nd:-lliglgleiglBi;ilk:"(I‘ligvl(?’le-d n :rI`Iendid -responded ioylIrl(n¥ll‘i‘1'sn{litirilatlt fm” lllvlnilcives ill 3014"" sem°r"immM‘ The H-ou” resolved- n:l“°“- bm °“*l"l=' to ul” t°"""’l” ms'
k______ _hey w____e ____ecedc__ Dy atm wo___________ on wh_c__a__t1e ov __ ;1ni_1s._am ____ s________g___y____._ . in their- midst that th0_y might feel11l_ilf _i111o a_ _ct1ulmi_ttci:- to eonshle_i_ _1S1a11ce 1,1 1110 1111111111 1111, 1112111111114 group of plain clothes gunmen who ly gong;-31nla1@11_ ' 1:1; a 11355-111 The minutes were read and con- Fggcome in um land H then. m‘°m‘lolfii:o by“ lclalusg lags m;‘;iee:leato_108_1 _Evo fogfrfvergl ilrmsh `wlfie_l1 1 ‘ . , _ ‘ - . , v _ ‘ ,_ ' __ _ an TCC* Cel' _()l' C\'(`il`y V ffl-'i'.'.`.`f.'»'.i‘ff-‘§il'°if.'."‘".flifid l~'ft..2eif§°”f.”»i-f§°§`§"lf1‘ l’il§".i'i-812'.“.ii§eif§`§i§h‘“l§l'l§ .illrtfféillflfih§"nT.b§'-l’ili5f§&'.~§{°i`.. R . _ . ,_ l§`,f”'{`§`.I' C‘1‘,'§.‘1i”°“`°“”‘ M” ““"'"ll’-"l'l=-l- Olllcslr “ll-S -°‘=S‘~“'"'-"'- municipal otilices. One report said'-Hon. John Agnew Mr. .Iiiines the absence oi' Mrs. Pierce. ' Cor€p0r§idl`e:e tgen 'tend by\;1e| -On motion'of Preuiie-~ .Stewart lcaused d'“`I“5' “ml by me mm '““"“l' -that plaincletiiesmen were re-`Ste\vart. Mr. C. Cameron. and the ‘This was followed by the Vice 'vla\g0:£:tlC ntton eg; atrly' qéqsslthe bill 't0 lllC0l‘i>0ral.e “The (.‘uii-l'h"' G°“““'“‘ ‘Md °h“'"‘5E‘1 mclr "U Silonsible for attacks on the con-illev. Dr, Coffin. Presidents address, which consist~ lget-§1»11|n §ec1~e`11;¥` ms]-1 n1.,g|tla-il Home" was read) a sewiid‘-l‘=`°‘l"“ f"°"‘ ‘ll°lVl"5 me Brmsh l"` sliiate. M1-_ -McKinnon galil; "According ed of a review oi’ the work done by A very 1§n1,o1»11m1 y"f1fea`§111-13--qsgefl time and committed, .\lr. )it:Leaull° me S93 ‘° lm" ‘lf "‘*l"*‘"“‘li“¥5 W"
SHlA'N"GiH'-AI. March 25. ~ All to Webster the Specific meaning the wliolo Auxiliary during the 1,01-1 §.111,m111e11 1,11 1111.1, p1f11e1;1'iii the Chai-if 1Bl'll-l-“ll fl`°l“ me l"l"’“'5l‘- ‘mil l““‘l`
lBi~itlshers and Americans in Chin--loi’ praviso is: "The act ot' Gla._ity- rear, both in the overseas fields C11a1,11,1011 B1w1._.,,,1 10131 1.e;1,11111,~ Progrest; was reported. 10 lhlll Ol ills Cflllllllil ill -'\llll°ll“- it-lang which was captured by the1i-ng or exailtiug God. or a god; Wor- and in the Indian Boarding Schools 11,1 111,, y'em. 1,1 51-111 32 and 1111.1 I-louse adjontnetl at one n'eiock]N°l Olle of "WSG Olllevllve-l \l'€l`f=_ nationalists several days ago have ship. c-specially wors-hip by song. in the Northwest. ' “nee 1,1- $37513 1,v'¢1-A `19p1;_ }1ev_1i1J stay adjourned tint.-il 3 o’c-!ack1accom-plished, but they had rc- been evacuated on steamers or are'll1 lil‘=Jl-lllCll0l1 front lil'3Y€\-` llllll Cul' 'S110 SIl0li0 'Of'-llle Svlelldlil 0D' iM`r Coleman of Port Hill give anlT““5d“V ““°""°°n “ex” -gained the, bamenelds 'hey hm' do'
C0llBl“@8llled on the waterfrentlor acts, as, ii service of.-p._aise." portuulty the P. E. island Branches 11111111,-11,1; 11111110511 111-161- 11.111011 1111,
- 1va.stateii tue previous year. and in
ilndei the protection of degtrgym-g_ -In. Deuteronomy, chapter X, hold rlmllng 1119 111151 1111111111111- of reports 01- the _1_m10__ Secremryl ~-‘~°_--'-l*- doing so had go 'weakened their re- All American women and children verse 21, God is 'given as the ob- hearing at rlrsf hand of the w0rl;_111-1.11 _1»u1.,_111, 1116 1_11e1.a1111:B_5Bc1.,,f Branches 1_1 S1 p1,111-1, 11111-1311 _1.11,11_lservcs taken i'rem the Russian have been evacuated from Hnn110w_1ject, suibje-ct, ground and reason for nl' Miss Audrey D<1Bolis of Kangra 1111-y M1111., (5311-11,_ 11115111111 and me ,A11 11 1, 111' 1111.5 Do11.11113011 gaveliloiit. that they were not in a pu-‘ The British steamer \Venel10w_‘pi‘aise, nameliy "He is thy -p»_aiue- the island's W. A_'s own mission- ~1~1111'1111 011e1.1ng_ Sec1.e1____.y Mrs _1_ 111 1n__1_,u1_1_1v`0 m__1`1_11e_.es11n1;1111111_'sitlon to employ them as they Stepped -1-t»Clilnltlaniz today to take and -He lll thy G0<l"- Therefore- ery. While home on hillowsh- B Pro-nitt or Kensington wet-e tra-ted lecture in st Pauls rarnhlslienid have been ithie in do when oil' 20 American missionaries. U10 acl- Of Pl`&l-S915 H01- °l\|Y K-l°l'll'l" lll l00l<lllg over the 30 years work 1121111 and adopted. ' ` 'Hall on' Indian Boirriiliig 31-ltoolgltiie Great Allied Offensive adv:i.nc~` Widespread looting of foreilillwng and °7“0l1lll8 Gvd, but iistll or-tentlon with called I0 the fllfll ‘Tea was served by the Ladies of 1111-g11g1101111111, N01~111wgg1_ led _for the final drivt- in Atignst houses is going on in Chinltildng. me l1‘°kll°Wl°'lE9"l'9“f Ol' G05- Ulm at lllP» 1201 alllllllll l1l€0lllll4 St. Peter's lirzincih- . ll‘ho election of officers for thel1S.ll8. l
SHNNGHAI- Mare" 25- _ DV- -7- TM hflponance' m"`cf°"e: of me um first °°”°l'-$9 le°°l`i1 °bwlMbl"~ The next day's session started ensuing year resulted as foliows:- Winston, Churchill says “Cen-'
g'1_n‘1?;|_$aI1‘;?_‘1v:_|;_:1‘i Iireizdem Dr gf__1pr1t1is1?_,:,l:.1o‘:,T:es1;\lD015, ,fé0m_;’_;;_**_;U Bl`““°__{l °_‘;_“' with the W. A. Communion at 7.45 iHon‘orary President - Mrs. trary to the generally accepted ver-_
' .s » . ~ eta .. cr an e - » -. . . <
be among me dm; __mm“°y‘_‘_;l;_el_ff_s1_1p W111 prove __ __a1___m__ c_______, 5 in St. Pauls Church, wh1ch waS,BimDson, Charlottetown. dict, l hold that lht._ tminiuiis
day's shelling
ceremony _---l.-
~ largely attended and at uhlch the tI’resident- Mrs. H. D. Raymond. judged by the hard test of Elllll-‘l
_ _ _ _ - _ ' __ _ _ _ ceiebrant was the Rev. H. D. Ray- »St. l?aul's Rectory, Charlottetown. and losses were decisively defeatf
___$~(f;;‘lD0x~_ M_Hl`0_l1_ Zvw-A-Sllllllir 05531131; ‘v‘iJyars1___:';_ld’o‘__"’ erythlng that hath breath praise m'end, assisted by the Rev. G. T.1 Ist Vice President- Mrs. A. B.1_ed." 1 G__ze_____% 1 t1_ e estminis-ter_S_n_Z___s _S _ha act 01, ____1__'C11_~__ the Lord; .Plaise yo the Lord". Spriggs, Cosh, C-harlottetoiwn. ` A nice -programme took place in
e “YB t “I me 539111959 1 D' ‘ The a'd,lourned business meeting End Vic Pr side t Wir A W
. _ 13111. 1 _ 1 _ - 1_ . . 0 6 ll- - 5- ~ -rwllieh M_r. Walter .\incNiltt pluycii- llimi.-llzuftt-lNanl;1ill0g has suwegded soicea Nlgliiistrltlneglteliywenlled‘be Pubhc Pn|"'_ 'll Sl- Peters Hall was opened Holroyd. Milton. 51,1-1-1-111 selegtlong on 1111., plane, l 1111, 1_.1l:;fm ug Japanese Hom man possesses at once the powe-. 50 111111111 for 111111, 1111111-.-111 com. WH'-h Pmyel' and mm" Relldmg by 3rd Vice PY“3ld°“l»- MW- C- Captain George 'Walker gave an WASHINGTON, Mar. '>5. -'rh `°l‘ rrvduclnsseoinplels scale, riing- mend to erm-one oi' as indiyidu- "“’ R*-""1 U°""°‘“ “"‘°“°" °‘ w‘*°‘1‘“““"“"’°"°“' ie-‘lll’l>lll°“ ill ‘Cl“l~‘ S“""“'“l= ““'l_
~' 9 Georgetown and Cherry Valley and 'Corresponding Secretary - tiles
. ln 1 ' . -. - _ _. ` ‘ ‘ Major Dan MacDonald u rcutlliig. 1
2:-fy] (£12.11 u1§1;;l;1(1}pf?1mgict;1:,ylniE:::1';;fes? mrgglcitlw s%lt?il1\¢ie:t lllio (:§ci}|li)g`e ighgfage [}:1?1lI1’,'0%r1g111s11h'l1g3]1¥r me cmslllg I““"`°°"l°" S-“Vice ‘M-I-1_C°"°“' Ch“'l'°"‘”°""“~ During thc meeting aeveial old others nt Nnnlqng was ¢1a11c1.11,1,11 1_1 human ear is capable of distin- 1111111111111: lays, down explicitly “'88 “ke” by the MV' MT* H°l'“°5 ' °°°“?i”g S"°"e“"_'y "Mm ‘I'1Fi-ench songs were sung, which od- the report of Unitoil States consul Bllislhing, with alll intcrineiiinto 1111-011111111111 11.119 ggripturg-J what of Albenon' The remaining "port" `Hj,1.P|er"°' Ch“rl1‘_f1"°"°,f""_ _ ded much to thc enloyuiont oi' thc; John 1, D_“,1___ w1_1__1_ _"___ __ece_v__d10nes_ ovary 111111119 und 1111161110” ___ P11118 ___1___11 may 1" pu11_1c of the Living Message Editor. Miss rensurer - rs. Lriicst Ciani-11_____o g__11____1__S ____1_a_,_n1__ _
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today at the navy Department 0! ¢XDl`¢'-l8i0ll- i0§0£lll¢F Wi-til lll‘l'l<>U‘ gflvrship, and I need only quote n J`1‘"°l _H0t¥81l. the Girls’ and Can- pigll- (-ll_9~l_`l0lWl°"'“' _ _ i The next meeting will hc in-ld in
181,11 s1,e1,c11_ new u.,9a_1m_._ 03:. 181658 ye und 111 ddiites Secretary, Mrs. Spijiggs.
|-ecrcta1y-Tredsuret .lunioi s - _A__r_1_
--_-aaa,-____ ,¢0ns1_1e_.E_1 as an 1ns1n_me__1 111, ___ ' _m_ega11ons_ wen 1110 llrittlo Helpers, Miss Sarah Green. Mrs. J_. E. Pnrdic. Charlottetown. 1 - _ _
_ _ voicg 13 ng much 311951101- 10 an; _V311 cgmm me -f0»1m1lg11011 of 114-1 'summlffmdei 1,0793” se°fmar>_"l \1'S9°tY~`T_r'~`a'f'- mmf’ Helpers _l ----- -~_---~~-'-"*“`*
A i t 011161- 111111111-11111.11 1-1-11. p1.D1111c110n 01 ____,__. _-Misa Is. B. Iiaviland; Prayer Ifart--1. Iss S_._ f.. (rrcen, bummerside. 1 _ _ __-
an V a' niusical tone. as 'Ulie iintuial bonu- Psalm-.~: 89 lst verse: "And thc "e“- MVS- J- 5- M°"k"' }'*"""_‘[ “D°r°“s Secretary _“W8” ua"n'|f'°’" 'lm lr“|""“‘ "`""'“w of m. '-
R . -11, 111 1.110 1111111101111 111 1m.11c1.1D_. 11, 11____ve____ 511311 P18159 Thy w1m111,1._,_ Cent-alweek, Mrs. George ltlcharfltl, slid, _Cliariottetewlh _ _ 11non, t.o the nnnouni»iiig nn.-l iniii,._
thu.-t. of any artificial iniita-tion. The 011 1_0,-111 -1-\11y'f111;'1,(11111¢_,,111 111,10 111 were all road and adopted. -Much iI.ivi_nB Message ludlior - M Hfliduclug ofthe hntt_ler.i. _ _ __
____ 111911.11111 .10 81mg 1_1 11111111 M __a1um1 me congresatmns or uw sa1111_s_-- .s.n1ls'i'aotion was shown at the ad- Janet liegan, Cha\r_iotieiown. 1131-1-,ry round oi ili<»_ ton uns t.\_ _ _ 6 ____ P 111111 11a1.d1y11¢,_1s common _1111111 1111, 1,____1m 100__ --Emm. 11111, 1.11,, vanco -ln Dorcas work. The total Thank offering Secretary -Mrs._C1111111-1-1-om gt,-trt to nniiili, and siren
( ana an rest) 1 1_1 - . 1 increase over lust year’s receipts J. B. Profltt Kensington. 1,1 111,11, mm(-ly 111|- lfruncli C-aiittil ‘
'HAMA' Brazil' March 25' _ C°m` lllsitmdt tghupeak' ~ Tho -ancients “wx 'wnh u}au`k8Kl1‘;;]-K' and|11“1.;) deposited by tho Dorcas Secretnr '~ lCelit-a~woo'k Secretary - Mrs. 11111 l‘ 'lithciti~y\-rclglii clinntpion ’ _ll_l-1_l;‘lvr l"_rll_llws¢<> Do __Pl1_1_t><lo_. ti_1o-11'; ‘.’,,.1,_,12,"10‘f,§;‘.f°`,',,°1:’f1,, §_§:,°",1,,'1ff ‘§_‘}__1”1,‘1,,,_,'11’.f;’,f,,,':1';:3 -ities' iieviiehd being sioe.si_ This George Richards. cher1ottctewh.- 1,9111 011311., 1.,1.ohtod fliniunrhis or* III Sllatllghail ti in avaor resume 3 1111 1 » ~ _ - _ '~ . 1 “ _ _ _ _ _ _ _‘ __
um’ “lowing leaving 5°' GUUTKU' mg voilco-has a mn" or Tmym mn Psalms 107: that them' “alike xdiflolisvlriuflxe‘li&z~l)i.§3s:i;’<;lt:lsli‘l'n n0s';|pgIi'I\fiIi§;i’n(3nntSoY‘Vlorrli°,lv;)r ms mmm mmltr opflxllw-M ro 'Itili'li\ C n d' n Pri-ssl.) www B__1_11s1_ Gu1_ma_ tones to -two or even-1-hmo octaves. lllm also in the congtrc-glvtion oft c ____ _ . ._ ___ ____ . _- - - - film with the lost o_ it p gr 1 ( a a ta _____Abo
1»A11A1111A1;1_1B0 Dutch G 1 The ant of singing fostered 'by -the people, and l>l'f=l`il~l9 (Him in the as- -- 0l'l-liW0Sft. Quilt tolls to C iii, 8-ll 0% 0lUWl1~ will be repeated this afternoon anti OTTAWA, Oni. Mar 25 I'
Ma1._ 25_ _comximnder F__an':_§;_':; Clhurch reached its highest perfec- wntlyly of the elders." lil- llHl'C¢l vi 1-l0llH £0 Kl1lli§l'll- ll°|l\S l59€I'°i5l'Y Of Ul»°l'8W"9 - Ml” even1ng, laiinution had limi likely to grow;
118 111118110 m.1.1vo11 here 11118 _map tion from 1540 to 1600. when Pale- [Psalms 135: “Praise ye the Lord. $654.16." - C. Hsslafnt ChBl'lUl-l-6l0Wll-
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Canadian Medical As-
sociation to Meet Here in 1928 or ’29.
(Canadian Press)
l\iONC’i`0N, N. B.§ Mar. 25. -The
Canailian Medical Association will hold its annual convent in Char- lottetown. P. ri. I., either in 1928 or 1920, according to a decision reached at it meeting of the execu- tive of the Association held here this morning, in which various problcnnsa confronting the medical fraternity in the Maritimes were iiiairiirtsctl.
The movo to hold the conference
mime ii.-i the result of continued ag- itation for the holding of the meet- ing in the cast and as it had never been held in Priiice Edward island in history. Cliariottctown was sel- ec-icil.
It wits il:-ciiicil that the meetings
ei the mciiicnl associations in the three Maritime Pruvlnceii should be held next July, one following im- mediately after the other in order that it fitting programme could be itrrnllgt-.tl. _
Arrangt-ini-ills \\'cl'it made as well
for [mst l;|'ntil|nte lectlireli, one each month. 'l`ilci-io will be given for the iii-xi. six months ill all parts ol' the nal-iterll lwtivlnires. The cDfi~ fiireii<~e this liiurnlug was attended by mt-.iiiczil mon from some various parts of the iiiaritinies and Dr, I". N. (2. Starr, 1'.. B., of Toronto, Dre- sidt-nt of the (‘ana<iiu.ll Medical As- sociation. presideil.
Iuirluiioii among those present
was Dr. A. Primrose. C.B., M.D.. I-‘_R.tl.S_, L_i,.l).. of Toronto. and Dr 'I`. C. Itoutlcy. secretary of the Can- adian Zilcdlcni Association, Toronto.
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Preinier Ferguson
Discusses Old _ Age Pensions
(Special to the Guardian)
0’i"l‘AW.»\, Ont., Mar. 25-"Sanur
thing'ol' that type must be done," said Preinici- l<`erguson. speaking to the Star on the olii age llension act, linsseil by the Senate. _"W0 have not hiui time to think about it yet. it will liiivt- to be u mailer of vuepci-iiiion ailiiiilg the provinces." I see Mr. Robb speaks of n conferf ence at the provinces. I don‘t know when that will be held, but thcrc is hound to be a provincial ifciifercnize smile time.
“if Ontario adopted tho act and
othtr provinces did noi. we would attract. some immigrants perhaps not iicsirulilo oncs_" Nothing has been decided and the government has notliinl: to say ut present."
Body of Woman
Found in Two
Gunny Sacks
(Canadian Press.)
ST. .l()liNl~l, Que., Mar. 25. '-
The hotly of an unknown woman. severed in the middle and buried in two gunny sacks, was found in s. sliiiii quurric near here. The bags were partly buried in sand and cov- ered with izunw and ice. Both l>nt;s wort- tied. One contained the hi-:lil rlliil liirso ill' tho woman. thi! othiir ht-r logs. Owing to the Vilt- ri-i'ai:lion of the reinainii. identifi- cation has hcnn no far impossible.. A vi~i-ilirl uf iniiriior was returned by ('i»i'l>|\igr (ihovaller this litur- noim aft--i' linliling nn autopsy on llii- |iiiil_\_
ggi
lworsc. general situation easier.
1- P _ _ __ strina roto-:med Church music, and that stand ln the house of i.he1 The visiting delegates were- en- Girls" and Candfdateii Secretary lis thc cabled message received to-
:;:101l:b;1?1n17_0?1EamI1{g_f"1J~u1l1l_§1‘;‘_;v‘_;; in addition to setting the isongs of E11-1l1"__,_ _ltertained at Luncheon by the City - Mrs. Sprisgs. Kensington. Weather, EtrC.,'
81,0111 200 1111181110 mac Solomon to mnai-c, pullflished ll -Peel-ins 149: "Praise ye -1-ite _ _ .= r" " _- f "
ll his destin-
ation Georgetown, British Guinea.
Grand National
Won Hy Sprig
(Canadian Press)
-A1N'llRl-)E_1 Eng., March 25.-~
ISPHB. OWHG by Mrs ill. Partridge,
classic Grand Nw
_today won tional
ll ya n hen
The to 1
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a Federal' District
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hymnai for every day of the year. 1,01-11; 3-111; unto -the Lord a new which was ordeiod for use in every song. and His praise in the congre-
sion oi: sound vocal orgins equally dispensation we have these illillllv- __ H0. no one can sins; -welll wiho does 1-1¢;.1r;.|: ._ ‘ _ not ll-so 01 Ephesians. oth Hchimtc-r .wth
Diwii mon,-
ed
com- verse: “Speaking to yohrselvesin _
aftraiti- psalms and h-Vilma. and spiritual - _
such song-s. singing and makin-8 l°°l°ll¥ . _ '
dwell in you richly, in hii_w=_i.nio_m. tI01'l PICUITBS- DI
other dn llililllms . IN -“Yin” “-“(1 A
spiritual son-gs. singing W1th grace- in your heart, _to the Lord".
Ag 10 11,119' .practice we -have it in
Matthew. 26th chapter. _20‘th varso:
natural "And wiheri they had sung a -hymn.
V811' they went out in-to the Mount of \l>0 Olives." _
eepectllve 'similarity in -identical language. m_ulli¢-llfl Mark. chapter 24, vemo M: "And
esioololly when they had sting a hymhy '»l10§l
,411-gan, can went out into -i.he_ii/lonnit of Gltlves. ‘ in this re- 1 have given you new the mean- the.-bo_and~ ln; or praise. w-lust, it consists of. and, teach- (singing), our moods-to and amber- aro ilmtin- l~1y for i-ts use in public Worshiih _are train- and the three specific- means of they fail praise. -by pssi-ms. hymns and s-ptr wimllnr ituiu sonics-
wiho ack- » .. - _
and to Hymn and Hymn Writers
Gold," Fox Film
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duty 01
church. While -the instinct ‘to ge/tim; of Saints." Sinlg 'ls common. and the posses- _ Icomiug down to the- Christian __ -- ___ -_ _ ,, _ _ __ 1 _ _ _ _ __
____,_f_f:_1;;l-_g_,°,1-;_;;-_g‘;_;f“;,1‘3'?_§t’;;‘_;§_ ....1 Extra Added Attract-_ion The Official Mo-
-Issjcli 1-gms; “Le-1; <t-he-word of Clurist. ' _ ' ° ‘c » ' _ - \\ //
teaching and-adtiioniehing one an- . ‘ `- " ‘ ` ` ’
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starring Tom Mix. boxer who has just been bounced
the Prlnce Igdward off a freight train. Micky .\ioore. al- _ . _
niotiieriode of nine years of age a veteran of _
up the pay- twenty-five screen dramas, enacta yf 1_- drosiwuts the the role of Jimmy Lyman, the /
getn_n1_l_ tl1e -boy.WFori1est ’l'aylt1_r hx _th4;___p_?;'_t _. avnia e n ‘cf at iylrlan. e YB l of J. Allan and Malcolm Wolfe appears at /5 l '
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Maritime eastern portion nni1t.ii- _
i 'ith snow and ran:
e“t:l':ie.;oi‘rion strong northerly-
of the desert. ‘Pete Ki-eli. leader of a sans of bid
a fabulous- 1 _bQ¥r ind 3 playing the Arizona cow-
g_ succes that outdo
Ju-sf A sin/tt>tt: or W1-inf You RE Gothic. 1” o c.ia1" LATER ON A
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of the
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day by the department of tradc and (Ziniiiiiiei-tzn from Colonel L. M. (‘.osl;rnrn, Cniiatliaii trade commis- uiniicr in Sliiinglial. Col. Coiigrave
1ii is uiiilerstocd. in in command 0! it deini-linicnt of the volunteer fore- les ruined by the foreign residents 1irf lilo city.
Hockey Today
Ai 4.30 this afternoon at the
Ari-nu the Prince of Wales Mid iiniikers hockey team will clash in in ri-al classy hatile. _ 1 Both teams are evenly matched no that a real good gamé lllwllld |19 the outcome of the clash.
As it is free for everyone 1°
watch tt large tlirn out nf has _ll expected to witness what will llkb ly bo thc lust hockey game of the season. _.
Mol-'
*°lMovies-ilduntsr
day night. Western
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