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"F111 possibility is suggcstvd 11v an 1111111111111 cxpexicnce o1‘ a 1101111111 who with 1101" 111111113‘. all 111111111"- wcnl uu-lings of unaccountable 11-11111- in a roqul 111 11 11011111? where. 1l1cy wt-ro stztying. l-‘u1w1.-1 u-erv-l 111'1o1'u'111"1ls 11151-‘111-011-(1 suggosllng, 111111 1111- room 111111 11111-11 becn 1111-1 11121-11.- ol‘ 11 tragedy. 11nd the 1111-1115- is p111 forward 1h11-1 the 111-use n11 11111111 was duc to vibrations 11." 1111111-1-1111111115 of 1111-

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"l 51-11 11s l_1a_\- 11111111. 1111.- 11111-1111: 111 . 111111 1111511111 1.111- 111-11 stood sunu-ihlug incredibly 1-111, 111111 111111 1111s prose-mun v\'1111'.1-\-1:1" i1 111131111 l11-. 1111111111-111-11 my lifo. ‘

"I 1111 11111 know if 11111: 1111111111- fivL- wont, 11y-it seemed an 1111111"- 10 mc-liut at 111st, 11s 11111-111-1- still reigned. I nervcgl luyself 1'1 p.11 11111. 11 hand 111111. stiike .1 1111111-11. Nothing was 1o be neon except 1111- 111111111111- s11r1-11u111l111gs.

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“Whistiling. "Ghost"

(By Brlthh U. ted Press) | UONEDON. Marc 22. - When the wild winter winds‘ are whl1-l- n1i111l1-1l lady of 45, to whom nothing 1n; 3mm“; the cums on Nor“ was said. After the second night 3111M Mmehead m sdmenet‘ and she announced her-departure. 11m culling craft are straining at. "$01110 111M 1310-" "l9 T311113!‘ their moorings 1n the little harbour mm remarkable 11111 1111111111111 11,1 1116- - 11111161- r0111 story in connection with the keep lndoqrs at 318m for ‘ear 0t 1101150. 1t stood in the grounds of meeting the ghost.“ om Mom," 01111 111111-11 larger which had been Leakey ""111 b)’ 11 "Ul- ma" “M30 "10""- Tha supernatural activities of on his death, pussed 1n his wife. 11mg lady were the subject 0t 11 “Shortly 111t111"w11rd11, the widow‘ putbjlc lnqugry by we Bishop of 11111111-1111-111. leaving everything sho 3am and wens and s", Rob“, p11ss1-sse1l 10 1111- eldest son o1‘ hcr pheflpps mnjy-ewrk 380' He], brother, then :1 child of four yours death in we mvemeenn, Cantu“, is "111; with a l1r11vls1ou that if she rmwrdéd m the Mlnehead mflsh 1111-11 durmg tho child's mlnoritya Register‘ am; an awoum o! hm.- hcr brothc-r should enjoy thc al-ighosny doings mm, be round . ecu-no till his sop was 21. among the state. Papers m mo- “Souu 111101" 1.111s will was sign- public necqrd (“Hem ed, tho brother, virho 1121s living 111 1n me Milt Leakey was mos, 1111- smaller house. begun 1o urge 891,050"! aim kind ‘m tflenda and hi! Sis-s- 10 make 11e- lwflw W1"- relatives, 11111 after 11111- 111111111 111111 ' haunted-them any and night. S1111 said the‘ 11111111111111" of the "W stlln-s-onosc-13211111111111; to the masthead o1‘ l1er son's ‘ahln ‘"1911 they-approached port and whistling. This, 111 said ‘t0 have caused storms. which wrecked the Shim. and 1,11 the and ‘her 11011 could‘ he‘, neither freight nor sall- orn for 111s remain-tug" vessels. She 1a also charged wvltustrangllng her grandson 1n his cradle, ‘kicking a doctor who ueglecztpd to. hand her over a 1111111.. hndffrequently peer- lng 111 the locking-glass over the shoulder of‘ ‘her ‘dangh-ter-‘ln-lnw. The Commissioners, _ after hear- ing the evldencje‘ 1'11-the daughter-in law_ u Mlneheed curate, and othem who declared they had seen " and spoken with the apparition, gave the opinion that. the whole thing was an impostura for some evil l1u111ose. Their report- was en- dowed. by Archbishop Laud. ' but oven 10-day some children fly 1:1 terror at the supposed vision of Old Mother Leakey.

"111 course 0;,’ time his persuas- lons had their effect, 11ml she mov- ed 111111 1111-. littlq thatched house, 111111 was 1111-1-11 the bedroom which I 11111-111111-11 11111-1. All went well for a shun tl1n1-. t_1111ugl1 there w-cre rumours in 1111. vlllngo o1 violent 1111111-1-1-111 . '

"0111.- doy in 1111,- carly winter U10 ".1111-t11r was 01111-11 i11. Ilc found 11111 11-1111111- ln 111-d with a very nillrl 1111111111 11f bronchitis. At B p. 111..

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m. . 1.111111 had happened 111 that 1i1t1c 100m to lcave such a 1011-11116. haunting i111|1rcssio11 of evil ‘ be} hind? ~

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lla-lcn Flynn . . . . . . .. 9'7 F. Rcvcll Nell Kerwin .

Kitty Ccyle Winnie Gaudct

Conference 0n Social Welfare

A conference on Social Welfare Work for P.E.l.1will be held i1! Charlottetown early 111 May a1:- cc-rdlug 10 an announcement made yesterday followlngn meeting of representatives c-f Social Wclfare interests in the city and prOVihcu.

' Granite-s

Elizabeth Connors

Gladys Walsh . . . . . .. 156 Eileen Ryan ..

Mary Hogan

Edna Hughes

Kitty Coyle rolled highest

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in Par-ls thcrc is what is 1111111111 r1 police "railflc". a 101111111111: up on llho boulevards 111' 111 craft-s or clsc- whcrc of 1.-\'cr_\"111111 tlnction. “.I‘11pc1"s" are roughly 111.-- manded, 1111.1 111111111 that cannot p71)- ducc ‘them are likely to b0 hauled 0ft‘ to the police station and kept for hours under conditions that. are =far from pleasant.

accosted, scores hauled off, pol-Imps. when sifting has completed, a few rogues and vaga- bonds retained. The other night 1:1 a minor raid 111 an outlying quarter over 11 thousand were hcld up and 11 handful arrested. '

tying" of Paris. 11nd 11 must be a11- mlttcd, 1n justification of 1119 Pru- fect. of Police, that. need for 1t was becoming urgent. Already it hlavhig 11s effect. Montparnassc 113' Bight has become almost respect- able,‘ certainly dull 111 the extreme. 1o 11101111 who come 1o Paris search of the “gay life." But 1111- process is a rcughone that 111111111 not. be tolera-blg in a country when- the police have 11ot almost unlimit- 8

showed, have 110 need they count 4 _ Support 1f they should suffer mnlFfance, Vvce-Lord Crewc, ret1rcd.. humiliation 11nd misery of b1-.i11;;' '___'<'."_i

'I‘H_E CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN '

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face of unlmown dangers.

Soul stir-fin; plcturlzatlon of the Chinese water- _ front In ‘which British Secret Service agents‘ battle their way 1111111131. yznflergfolind‘ 'dens and strangctcmplcs 1n the

Central Guardian

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"THE LOVELIEST HATS IN TOWN" that's what. the visitors ill the Spring Opening all are saying. llave you been in? Continued for 111c- rest 01' tho week. Moore 6a lllclfcod, Limited.

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LECTURE AND MUSICAL PRO- GRAM -— Mr. Clarence Cameron has kindly consented to repent his lecture “The Art oi’ Reading" in Si. Paul's Parish Hall on Tuesday av- enlng, Mlrch 27th. There will also he a musical program. 3364

NEW DIRECTOR -- A1 the last meeting n1‘ the Board of Directors of The Provincial Bank of C1111- adu, Mr. Oscar ilufrense, import- ant. manufacturer of the City of 1511011110111, 1111s been elected 11 Dir-- cctor of tho Bunk 111-1 n. successor of the 111111 111111 regretted 13111111011 Daoust. Mr. Dufrcnso 11-1 well known i11 1111111101111 and 11111111111-1111 circles of lllqnlrcal. I10 is Presid- ent. o1‘ llufrcsne & Locke 00., 1m- pOHzlIli. shoc- manufacturers o1‘ Mflllifeili, and of the Dufwnsc Co1\~ Islruction C11,, 601101-111 Contrnctols 11f 1111-. llloiurenl-Longucull Bridge. "Mr. 17111105110 is also Illrcctor 111111 Life Govgrnor of the Nctre-Duuu- Hospital.

ORWELL-VERNON SERVICES- ‘.Servlces in the United Churches of Orwell 11nd Vernon for Sunday next. .M-.1rch 251.11. will be as follows: —‘ .51. Andrew's. Orwell. at ll a. m; 1Vcr11o11 River at 2.50 p. 1n.; Orwell ll-Icad at 7 p. m. The clauses of the "Temperance Alliance will be pres-. -e11tcd at all these services by the‘ ,Gc11e1-a1'Sccrcta1-y, Rev. A. A. Mac- 'Lcod. The Vernon Oihclul Board ivrlll hold its quarterly meeting 111 the lmrsonagc at Vernon Bridge 011 Tuesday. March 27111, at. 1 o'clock p. 1n. The Joint Official Board of Or- well nnd Vcrno11" will 1nect. in the some place and on the same day at. "2310 p. 111. for regular business. All

SERIAL AND COMEDY

_ “Put-dying” Paris (By British United Press) CPARIS, Mxtrch 22. —~ hvcry 11115111,

without 111.11-

Ou each occasion, thousands are and been

The process is called the "puri- IS

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to Glmany, succeeding Sir Ronald

liam Tyr-rell. permanent under sec-

British visitors, as a. lcct-nt (-1.111 rotary of stat-.- ir- British fort-111“ lnel_(;h,,flolm Mcmmmn; “mqofficc, unul 111s selection ten days ‘Ben Mol.ha_my Crosby; Mime];

diplomatic i 39°

i members are urged to be present.

CORNWALL Y. P. GROUP PEI-Ii ISENTS "SAFETY FIRST" -- The IYQung Peoples Group of Cornwall United Church on Wednesday evcn- iing, March 21st. gave their first pre- [scntntlon of the comedy drama 1“Sa1e1y First." to a. capacity house iin their home hall at. Cornwall. ‘From the 111011112111 that the curtnlm rose revealing Miss Grace Douglas; 111s Mrs. Jack Montgomery, mourn-i ling the sudden disappearance of

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‘-clo.-".c the final act there was the’ lclcscst- attention and kcencst i11tc.---, lest 1na11ifested by the audience. It

‘would bc 111111111- 10 make special

imcntlon of partlcular-perfonners, Frank 11011-1111 o1‘ Carletmr u-crcl ffur they all took their parts, excep- recon-t visitors 10 Capo Tmverse

‘tionully well. The costumes o1 1.111- ‘voung ladies were pretty and attrac- ‘tivc and lent an added touch 01'

"ace and charm

;It wasindced a sticcess, and 1nuc11 , credit is duc to MrsWm. Crosby for‘ supervision and 111111111115. Music was furnislved by Mrs. Gordon MacMil-i 11111 at the piano. Miss German. the} Mandolin. and Mr. Leonard M11113 Donald the vlolinI Mr. John Heart-cl rencdered a solo very acceptably-q lwhich was‘ encored. The cast oi-

undsay‘ who was recaued frorvwcharacters was 11s follows:

Berlin to take the post of Sir Wil-

n

Sir Horace Rumbold. who has been appointed British ambassador

-Si.erling McKlnnon; Elmer Elati- Abou

British ambassador to1MontgomEry__Grme Dough . Vi‘, iglnia Bredger—I-Ielcn Crosb Mrs.

iBn-ington-Brldgcr — Reta A bott;

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‘ d-ay evening.

day evening worn: .l1e1' husband. till it dropped at 11101011101111". Margaret

to the occasion. Williams 111111 dzuigliter, Inez. spent The stage 3611111115 and decorations Saturday 11111-111111; us 1.1m 1111111111 111 ‘were in keeping with the occasion. Mp

11.. 1111.11 Jacklend 111' a care-er of Monggomery_sganlcy Hyde; Jerry‘; n1a1‘ty1'1l11111. 1111111111 was rcurcd 111 u 1AfnQld_QQfdQn Boyle; Ml; Mclqugl, the little Czech 1ow11 of P011111. Ife

avmy. I111 smut 11111st 0f his time

yours ago, 11 31111111: girl was 111111-11-

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Flour. 11111-11 ,1.§,-11..,,‘.,., 54.50. s... 111111111 “a;

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Tomatoes 111111011111, 2 tinis

seeded, z’p11'¢11u5s__ 25c Tom-11o 011111-11. 110N110 12¢ "Aylmefs Tomato Soup, 10,,

Aylmerls beans with Sauce, m“ "- 20c

Pllrl‘! 0P8"!!! Marmalade, 3.11,, gl§§a"."..,‘ . . . . . . . . . . . 45c

‘Plum 111ml. 1341b. glass . . . . ,_ 49,; 11.1.1111. 111111311, lb. . . . . . . . . . ., 30c 90F!- SW-Wh- 3 Dilcklfles 25¢ SIIPDPIWEQWT. l-fbars . . . . .. 25¢

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‘Brooms 34c: Each Lux for 25¢ FREE DELIVERY‘ CU-DMO-R.E' BROS

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Cape Traverse And Vicinity

M1". l<‘1-a11k_ Campbell was .1311..- 11u1 visitor to ‘Borden 011 Satur-

Sliced "Pineapple, tln . . . . 15¢

“The Frcuti-ersman” Scores Great Hit

"r1111 Mecowa- NEW- wee-reap MOST PLEASING AND VIRILE

, scassu ROMANCE o1= r111»: AMERICAN FRONTIER PRO-

Itccem vigltora to Cape Trav- DUCED m MANY SEASONS"

crso were Mcssis. Sydney Dau- son, Stanley Thompson and Georga Mat-Williamis.

No more pleasing and vii-11o r111n~ ancc of the American frontier 1111s ever 1112.1. 111-ought. to 1111-. t-icrct-h 1111111 T1111 McCoy's "ThoFronti1-rs- mnn"_ which opened yesterday a1 tho Capitol Thontrc.

A11 :1 111-stern hero McCoy stands 111 1141-1111111 11y hiulsclt‘. Although :1 new-comer 111 the screen McCoy has avoided 1111-. fatal mistake of 111111111- l11g' some olh1-1- act-111. His s1111-11-1 1111.- ulong orlgl-nul lines, their screen treatment is unusual 111111 McCoy's 11111-11 are new chufactvw. 121111111111 111' 111211111111 heroes. -

I11 “Th1- I<‘1"untlers1111u1" 1111s 111-w 111-1-1-1-11 star 11111)‘! the part of Cop'- 11111 .1111111 1111111. 1111 officer 111111 fri- 1-1111 11f A111lr1-\\' Jackson, yet at 1111- 11111111- time a 11101111 of Woathcrforfl. 11-111‘ loader 111' 1111-. Crock ludlu-l (71111f1-111-1":11-_v.

T1111 111111;»- dt-als with tl‘11- 1-1111- turo 111111 1-1-sc111: 111' Audi-ow .la1-11- s1111's ward and 11111 historical 1111:11- ~ 81111111 of the screen story 11112111111: . 11111 frightful mussucn; of 111111-11 1111111 41111 while people nt F1111 111111111, Ala, 111111 tho 11111111.- of’ 'l-I111'scs11o1s B01111 where 1111-. lmstilo (Ever-ks 11111110 their fiuul stand 111111111111 Jackson's Tcnnoscc mil-

iMr. Albert. Cnlbock was a recent visitor 111 Cilllo Traverse 1111 Satur- day evening.

'l‘hos1- seen 111 (111111-11111 on Sun- Missos Ruth 11011111, also Alt-sum. Wllllc Il1-.11 and Cedric Campbell. '

llllessrs. 'l‘o1n1ny lllucMlc-kon and

wharf 1111 Saturday 1-v1-11lng.

1\-lr. 111111 Mrs. Edward Eluc-

111. Mrs. 1'. b‘. 111111-1111.

J ew’s Martyrdom

(By British United Press) Vll-INNA, March 2312. --'l‘l111 1111:1111 -' 1111111111111 llllsnt-i", 111 11 Vienna 1111111 1111.- 111111-1- 11:11‘ marked the i11vo1u11tar_v

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- T1111." 111111111, 111 which more 111.111 111110 111111dr1-1l Creek warriois wt-ro slain, 1111s been reproduced “"1111 fidelity to 111-lull. the hletro-(loltl- Wyn-Mayer studio building 11111 1111-111 l111rric111lc11 fortress on 0x11111- 1y tho sumo plans used by 11111

apprentice. Hlll

was 11 shoe-maker's 11111 111-came (llssatlsfii-(l and

in thr- wocds 111-111" P011111, 111111 s11:'-- plcion fell 1111 111111 when. 11111111121111

f . ‘ 111111 Stars. 123. while Gladys Walsh mi?- "l-"lm", c-l highest. for Granites I90.

“Suhsonsciously, l 1111111-1-11 my 111111-11 s1111u"1.-rl 11 11-11" past ‘l 11. 111.

“I sit-pt 111 1111.- roohl 1111' :1 1':-.'- 11ig111 111111 1-\'1.-r_\- 11111111 :11 '1-x-11~11_v 11111 some 1111111, went. 111111111111 11.1- sr11111- l11.-11r1-s11111rlug cxpericm-v.

The decision “'11s reached follow- ing 11 confcrenct- of local workers with Miss Marjorie Bradford As- 111111111111. Secretary of tho 8111:1111‘ Service Couucll of Canada, who 511'- fered the hssletance of that body 1n the bringing of several out.- standlng speakers and social work- ers» frcm- othor provinces to par-

Zulelta. — Tillie Boyle; Mary Ann

11111111111111 1.11 11111111.. 1 1 ' ;O‘I=‘innerty_ _—— Flossie Younkcr.

Yl-‘hero 1s another danger, that- known jocularly 1111 1110 "Passago 11 Tabac"—in 11111-111 English, 1.1111 brutal boating 11y tho-pollco of peo- Die taken 111 the police station. This is only 1011 common 11 prac- tice and 11. is one of, the wonders of the I-‘renoh 11111 111 tho foreign-

ercd 1111-1-11. Though 1111 "prufcsscl his 1111111121-111-1, 1111 “'11s 111"res1.1-.1l. (‘IT-"k-‘i- _ m, l“. |,;,DI,.‘.|,.-.| 1., l," ,1 _| (‘11111-1- Windsor, 11s 1.111: ward fil 11111 supc1"11t1|i1111s 11111111111111111, 111. .- "0111 liil1k-l1‘)"' lllld 011.1011 of 1111-- cd by 1111ll-Sc1111t11: 111.-outs 1111111 (711113! ililflfwliflll. 81"“ 11111‘ "$11" Vi1-111111. and Plaguu. believed it 1o good llt-‘r-iorumlwe “ml i“ ‘l ll(‘l'“"'i 1111 a caso 111' ritual n111r11e1". T111- fflii f0!‘ i111: 81M‘- “ Austrian a11111i11ist1-z1liu11 111' justice Tm" Owmml- "h" lll-‘lYfitl "Bu" _ xvas 111 that. time in 11u1-.11 n c11111lll- ill "Tile Biff P11184111". KW“ 311ml"

- ~ - -- »»-<Q4.->-.._-___ Hall :1 parasol ls bcttcr than 11o 11111l1rclla 111 :1. shower. ~- --- --¢o>-~- 111111111113 liniment for cuts and bruises

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tlclpato in tho conference. 1f the local workers would uudortakc t11c responsibility for 11.11 orgunirution.

The Social Servlcq Council of (‘chad-a 111 a. federal council o! Churches 11nd other organizations for 1.110 promotion of educational and‘ research wqrkuthrqughout tho 11011111111111 and reg-ionul conferences on social wolfcxé are arranged

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DistrictContests to be held not later than April 9th.

Provincial Contest to be held not I later than May 1st. '

Canadian Contest not later than I

from time to time _ln 11o-operation with organizations locally interest. ed ‘for the dlscusslo of problems tor 111111011111 11nd community wol- imffii- ' I, At yesterday's moot-lug after :1 very careful 11nd thorough consulta- ‘Llon and discussion on the various problems of social work facing us in 1.110 island. motion was unanim- ously passed that we accept‘ the gcneroua offer of the Sociul Serv- lce Council nf-Caundn 1n assisting usln promoting a confcreuco on Social Welfarg; Work 111 Charlotte- town on the dates May 10 11111 If. The mat-tor of 11111.11! arrange- manta was then brought up. 1 The gonercl committee appoint- ed to have charge or such a co11- ferenca is as .follo\vs:-— Dr. J. W. P. McMillan-dues. ct Children's Aid Society. Mrs. S. It. Jenkins-St. Vincent Orphanage. _ . RevfR. C. Eaton-J’. I1]. Island n-otesmnt 01111101111058.- ‘VMl-sa Dorsey-Catholic Women's League. 11m. J.E.B. E

McCread3'~l. 0. D. . ._ Misc Mona Wilson-RM Cross. 1M1ss MacCollum-J’. W: C. A. R. A. Pendletob-Y. M. C. A. Father IMacMahon-Lefnzue 11! Crone. , _ . . ' Rev. Dr. llamsaydl’. E. Island Ministerial Aaloclatlon. ' Reprclentatlve of filth-ONO

Clergy. ‘ i A man forgives the enemies 1M

May 15th.

“have

flatitavnot‘ those who

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er not only 11111.1 the thing is al- lowed but. 111111. i1 is troutcd 1111‘-._v too often by tho press 1111 11 jnkc.

T111: Paris "Midi" relates 11 1-11110 in its daily frivolous column_ illus- trating l1. wltha. comic-pen-drawln; of two police beating 1111 uni-eels‘.- lug 1111111 of 1nlddle age. Tho v11:- t.1m la a well-known Dutch painter, Van lIerv-oeuon. lIc was, though quite lnlioccn-t of anything, arrest.- ed 111 11 111111 iinhlontparnussc the other dny 11nd taken to L110 station.

"My name ls Van l-lervaonen," 11o doclfuezl hauglvtily, thinking that 1o g'1vc_hlB 111mm would bring 111s release with apologies. 11111101111 of 1.11111. 11o was there and then sub-

lcctcxl 111 the "Passage a Tebacfi‘ 11nd w11.l1'suc.l1 vigour 111111. 11c 1s _ 111011110011 with the loss of 11.11 o_\'1-. ' own _ country, shaking 11111 111st of France ‘