Issue — Guaranteed. ' Member A. B. O.

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. _ ,, n _ esterda _ when he a cured in Mic Pres, Rev. li.D. lillj/llloiitl M’ st‘ Dutxswns (“lhedrmrendeflng Mtserennnl Mel d“ {curt toyday Moran dlgpnat deny tIl‘€Il'S Aid Society was ilield in tli and he“ hmhrh,“ Macnohhhh the charge but stated that Ill! dill City Council chambers i-sstuligh not -mean what he said, Ho was with tllc president Dr. McMillan l remanded until tomorrow.’

m; 10.30 yesterday morning ing the offertory. The church inuquiem tHJgh lMass for ‘the repose was draped in black, simple but of the soul-s of the late Rev. R. B. effective. '

‘MacDonald and ‘Rev. Pius A. Mac-

Donald was ccllebratetl by Rev. noon thr- final service. was conduct» _ _ Maurice lMaclDonald with Rev. N.|ed at the CHUIEIIHII by Rev. Fr Poirler us Deacon and iRev. Dr. Li-Clrai-sson of Rustico, assisted by

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(lovers Prince. lid

cnnnLomuorowN, also». ITUESDAY, NOV. 2s, 1922

lullll liiii m; ii tllllnlllls ill sitllll

0. N" R. Employee Arrested, Charge 0f Sedition

WhNNJlPEG, Nov.

2'7 .—Alle-getl

to "have returned sliglitillgiy to

Piélple.

Requiem High Mass Celebrated and Im- pressive Sermon Proachod by Rev. Dr. McLollan. Large Procession to Station

employee of the Canadian Nation- al Shops at 'l‘ranseonu has lbecn arrested on a. charge of seditious utterances. He is alleged to have made thc remarks while address- ing several of his fellow workers

dfv.’ii’.'.lfiil."il°.u‘fiiig ii‘i‘..‘.i,‘"“ii Dr. McMillanRo-olethed President. ‘Need oiMore Funds Strongly Emphasized. Agents Report Road and Adopted.

The annual meeting o

At two o'clock yesterday after-

On War Debt

‘OTTAIWA, Nov 27——Great lain has already paid to Ulnudu flity lnillion dollars on accoull: of h“ meshlhht and hlclhhehh m-

m". the Executive cl‘ ‘the Children's‘

debt to the Dominion. The total amount of -the debt in- . curred through advances for Will‘

_ .A nt of your Society anti materials was on lMnrch 31st lust Trufiniggfucer for the Cm, hi; Charlottetown, I wish to submit lli-‘s report of my work tor the

“We ‘see today m "m, Calhem months of September. October anll=

rnl two beloved clcrgynlen lying side by side Illi death. flevel‘ bo- fore in the history of this diocese has an occasion place. Weilave seen young men,

$177,859,630.

tho chair and o. replffifleill-EHV" a tendance. - ‘The secretary treasurer, Mr. \

Nov 1st of 3-169157.

' report:

Aid Society.

November, "1922.

L. (‘otdcn read the minutes of ins ‘Jenkins, Mrs.

lncctinl: ‘and after their udolllll‘ gave the financial report, Whlc showed an expenditure ol $044.2“ lczlvlilg n bafaiit-e cn 11111111 "l1 11>

_vr,-,-_ ‘L, p; islluw, agent for tlit-._ B” Society submitted the followllif.’

0n ‘September 6th I received my

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“if Read Everybody

Sec. Trolls, Ml". WiL. Cotton.

Hon. Solicitor Mr. Donald Mc- lilnuon.

Extqltivtz: hits. IALIIWGII, Mrs .\ICI'.I‘€‘1I(I_V. Hotlgson Mrs. SLR. \V.S. Stewart, M Andrew Murphy, Mrs. Cotton, Mrs. (Dix) Ki-lLv, lMrs. \V.E Bentley. Nirs John Trainer. Rev. G.C. ‘Fa?’- lor, Rev. W. MRIIOIIB, Rev. Father St. John, Iltw. ILC. Eaton, Mr. All. Morrison, Mr. J.O. Hynd- zlinll, "null. Smith, Mr. J.A. Clark. Ilev. \\'. Orr Mlllllgllll, Rcv. W. llyzln.

Tllc president. Dr. Nit-Killian thanked the Society for the honor conferred upon him by his re-elec- titln. lie regretted that the atten- dance was not very much larger. as the importance of n meeting of this nature warranted, Reading illfliltl thr- constitution of the ‘Sb- cict)’. he asked ‘lullere was tllcrc

aspipointnlelrr and spent tibe 1icxt_ _ _ "he this mum two or three days in seeking toihad lor IIS object u more worthy find ‘out as well as possible how lIllYl10s€*—ttl look after delinquent

conling two, three and four at a

work. But never before have two

an account of their stewardship

they ordained."

Itc them "This is my body," and {taking the wine I-Iehsaid "This is hi god gale-them todittouvluaokfi ~-‘-lm-y"blourl.'rrlflircefi~.'yté""éfl 0f ‘the’ fa i-iy regularly. '

REV. RONALD B. McDONALD.

(y Muntmultl hi; iélulb lDeacon and!

(Zorelnollies.

Dr. Wln V. McDonald, Hope River; Rev. Doctor ‘Chnlsson. ‘Itustico; ‘Rev. K. iC. lMcPherson. St. Mar-

gareis; tRev. Joseph R-ooiley. ‘Moroil; Rev, Francis McQuniii, Froicimvn; Rev. Wm. Monagllflfl- lltlrilcil; ‘Rev. J. A. MQDOIHUII Sl- lMarks; Rev. James Rooney. RG1!-

R. ISt. Johll, Cathedral ‘Stall; 119V- Owcn Kigglns. Rev. Lawrence Smith. Rev. Alphonsus lSinnotl. St I)unston’s University.

The casket of the Rev. Pius Mc-

Donald. draped with the Unlon Jack, with a g-iinrd from the l0ntll .Batt.. and the casket oi‘ Rev. R. B.

McDonald covered with the nail-Were

remained in theflanctuary- A large number of the congregation

who were unable to be ‘present Sunday, paid their last tribute of THE-Mot to‘ the deceased priests at

the conclusion of IMaas.

A sermon was Pffiflffihell ‘bl’ R"- Dr. lMt-Lcl-Zan, Rector or ‘St. Dlln-

snn's University‘, from the- text. “l

heard ll voice frmilHl-lQp-vlhhoaylnl; tn mo: Write: llilelsed are ‘the ‘Dead who die 1n‘ ‘Ilie-Qaord. from

henceforth now saith the Spirit

tllllt they may rest from their labor; fcr their works follow-

t~hcnl."--Alpoc. <14 :' .

The choir was ar the direcn

tion oi‘ ‘Mr. wqi." vm. thie latter

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tiqildenstii Specials a.‘ . 1* - v_

~ilwot n - 0c pa.‘

. 6 lint ‘ 1M0; drop In and so! ti? ylvooll ma». Pow

choir. Outside ilic ‘Cathedral tlitflllwfl U18 111ml’-

lil tllc sanctuary were licv. l). J. escort ifro-nl tllc 105th, was drawn V c. lMcDonuld, Morel]; Rev. n. P. Lip and as the Rev. Pius ylulluiliiia-flP-“r therefore must the Pow en Mcbellun. * lSt. Andrews; RQV- W118 Dlflcfill 0n The [gnu-tins Muponnnlh. St. Theresa; the escort stood at the think J, B, lMcIntyre. (lovoiicatl; a Rev Dr. M. J. ‘Smith, ifinkora; Rev

gun carriage-lei‘ the‘ Sanctuary anti go illto the uhrcsehflpresence of God! in tl-c admini- siration of his office be breaks Extreme f” the people the ‘Wand o! lite parents ‘from having their clllldrcnim properly These cases have been reported. |

I visit the schools every I14)’-

Whcn the militia moved oil, the body of iRev. Ronald B. McDonald , was thcn iplaced in the hearse andiflmt He’ may “me m“) the" 5m“ the largo procession headed ‘by the, Veteran's Band, the

the 105th in mufti drawing the gun A large ‘number of citi-

and the -Lea.gue of the ‘followed the ‘re- mains to the Railway Station.

The pail bearers for the "late Rev Pius MncDonLltl were drawn from the overseas officers of the 106th lThe pail bearers for ‘Rona-Ed McDonald

tM. J. Moran. S. Paoll, H. G. Murphy. S McLcllan, J. J. Hughes and Wm. Moran.

The remains of

‘The lute Father Pius will be buried at -St. Georges today and the late Father Ronald iMoDonu-ld at Souria on

Many spiritual bouquets accom- panied the caskets of both priests. Wreaths from the 105th Battalion, the returned inen of Summerililie local G. W. V.,,.A., also a flornl cross from ‘Capt. the Rev. G. C. Taylor, were among the trlbites to the late Father Pius.

REV. PR. McLELLAWS AD- DRE88

Preaching from the text: “And f heard o. voice from Heaven say- ing, Write, Blessed are the dead which due In the Lord from l-Ienpt- Yea. saith the ‘spirit, that they Emily rest. from their labors: nntt-flleljnwérks do follow them."

‘ ' MdLellafl- rector of St. q nIyors-ity. imld a slow

big tribute to. the tie-ceased pas- d- t -al1d'1.b their labors in n. actor's service. . ---‘»"l'o the blessed apostles vlveu through the revelation fly secrets of the infinite." ‘glad lmong tllcse hing the dead the! brougll ‘rich consolation the human heart: __ _ tillruealtwdlfilile 'l'l'l ‘the Lon ." St. Paul liven up this heavenly h hope that theywvho dio in . ' ui-ltmu be unarm- all are» T‘ - m

rilrrolma for the nlory of Goa. ‘ ,,ttmn. Into Etpf-

. ,_ in visiting LL"Q§,.,‘L‘“,.“,,‘fifffififfoflhnflfiegffhjfi boys are most likely to be foulldflthe Society during its thirteen ‘ I soon gc-t to kngwllvars of existence, having had in W35 61111901195 by 4M1‘. J-O- Hylld‘ who were h" right and who were its membership such men as the ma" "m1 "i119". ‘Ml Hyndma" A late Dr. II-‘ullerton, Canon SIIIIDSmp-Sllggefiilllg that n maintenance fee

humher M he pa“... were actually and Dr. Conroy. Ho iregrctteti that ‘be collected-

ral to go forth to do the Master's I" ‘his w"

returned to the Sanctuary to give "l" in “[1091 that should be‘

what the priesthood means to us. 511N111" It is the eternal priesthood oi‘ God TIIBBQ ilnil, Jesus Christ Himself who with but conditions their work here bclow. metlflllrEe in For the purpose of sacrifice were habitual truzlnts. five during this Christ asked the apostles of considered as such. toldktgrcogtlnlilo bHliulabors. He c! these rlmarrthstedl had to bmvshucioty 7W8“ “W39 children in ‘mp8 and 0° ea an m l n and 3am “.°.“,°‘,’,';.,w,,e,.f, ‘caigfhifilnsand by doliWil-"ir ilew hotllcs but there is not by the oXlbentllillfe 0i MIMIC mull" ‘we ‘ ' ' "pgsutiicient funds available to duel" It the!’ have "9 m°neY Society ~ receives $5M could raise it and the proper way

. . - ,... -. . -.- I laceataxon every- iiesh of the‘ ‘Son of Mun and drink or f-'v= boys who are ueting- \'e.l'y hm" Ih- hfllolnlnult ""11 51-10 IP01" woum. be F‘? p _ _ of his blood ye shall have no life blidllyfbut in the majority ol‘ cases] ‘hi’ (‘HY lollllcil. and these are all, b0“! mstem °f Iemmg it t.“ ‘l few ‘Clara. Phllllips, convicted of mur-

to adopt strangel-

,1 found gmydcllildlcn taken _ period whqch llhnlllos. in good foster holnewtn tho responsible Dflfiles. W110

Twenty-six "Wmlilllollt the flrfivincg [t Wm)‘; receive the taxes from the people. hm] took (mile well to have ill] agent of

There are 'i'6ur'vth"$- The

any other society iii the city which

-t-o:is‘tal boats‘ were destroyed and

Sir" Henry Thornton Expected This week

(Special to The Guardian.) IOTTAWA. Nov 27——Slr Henry 'l‘liornlon is expected to reach Ut tawato take ovc-r the duties as President and General manage: of the (Janadian National ‘Railways curly in the week. Sir Henry has sailed for Canada and is expected to take over the duties of his of- fice on December d.

American Property Destroyed By Quake SANTIAGO, CIIIIE. Nov 27—Pl'o

port)’ of the American ltefinillk lllld ‘SIIICIIIIII,’ ‘Company out. small

larger ships damaged in Sundays earthquakes and tidal wave nurtil ,of Ctuiuinlbo liccortlillg to des- plltcllus llcrc today.

creased appropriation. During the strenuous titties at the end of the Session we were not tibia to se- cure an audience for that purpose, but we will have to go to the gov- ernment again, or we will have lo hold ilp the ‘City Council or hold u-p the School Board. We will have to hold up somebody!" (Ap- planse.)

Rev. Mr. Malone suggested hav- ing pamphlets (lealing with the work of the Society published and hroatlcasted as o. means of bring- ing in at least more subscribers

beat g0 Dragged in my work, antliund dqwntlent children. He re- places “mere fcrred i0 the gplt-ntlid record

almost togethen Let us think ‘manta whue Ohhe“ were rather ‘Mr. MilCD’lIl‘<I.I(.I, lll=l predeccssoriil w scywuldilfiiv-e, was unzlblo through illness

to attend the lileetint:

PW)’ has Hll('(‘€t‘ll9(l in placing

of when they understood the work

iron‘, ulirlesiralble

He felt sure citizens would gladly contribute the amount (50 cents)

which was being done. This idea

Judge l-Iaszard emphasized thc

lloed of halving some iustitutionill the province to take (‘are of de-

Since its organization, the S0. lillqucnt boys, Iii tho larger towns.

well as ill Charlottetown they were bccolnlng a menace. it is up

them» protect the people of the pro-I the children of today

|in you." And He said to the apost- they urc doing very, wcll-nttond-ihc "°"l'l'5bl"l°"-‘ ‘I'm! 111B @X°@D"‘p”nple‘

.193; ~90 ye thls in My nhmey‘ “when! regularly and are mhhlhgdioil‘ of nlmiiilership fees, which

'Thiel is ilie rultli of the Catholic mm Dmgregs, During h... her. |-'15l.\'Plll‘-1lll01lfll9<i w $13. ‘This l5 1m" i“ i1"

I‘ ‘I , wt. _‘ , - _“f'. l"i I“ II. ,Lllulth and the duty of the Dlloal- 19.1 I made two hundred and lurty ‘fiwifa:fl3:!'l‘§m°“°;(i the money ML m,“ Fhthcr 3h Jnhm 9mm

ihcoti. Eiver, when he stands be- eight vlgits t9

‘fore the‘ altar, he offers the same sacrifice, and the assurance is “mm Mum 1 Shaun-inn Reva 11 gt John and ,]_ R¢-;,np,y,|glven that ‘Christ who diod upon f , , Y D _

v ll n l ' - ' a ' . A . '1 .'

ma“ A, J_ Mglntyre us Master ol the Lilbern being clinlltetl by tho (JHIVHU I3 Bllbfitflnllllll)’ FY9597" that in at least ninety per t-l~l.t_oflmw““ 0 “m”? ‘t- unng m the cases of tmlancy or irregularity with what sentiment of hm“ of attendance, thut it is tilt‘ Iilck of homo training and ilitlitvlww-nte ‘on the p-art m" tile- parents. that lsi the cause” while. in cl few mist-s.’

and brings to them the Redcellier

and abide with tdiem. “He that enteth My flesh and drlnketli My blood will abide wi-Ji Me and l with him. and '1 shall raise him up on the last day.”

The place tile priest takes‘ in our Christian hearts is a high und- holy one. lHe offers the sacrifice of propitiation to the Eternal Fat- her. asking God ‘that He will have mercy upon l-fio people. He is the ambassador of Christ with puWEP of reconciliation between sinful man and his Creator. 'ln Christ's holy name he pronounces tile ab-

ratlfied forever in ‘Heaven. ls it.

Long Afid Valiant Worlt.

atm- ll lifetime of service. He

the prophbtic wo

During this tong and valiant mln- istry he broke dovnrln health and sought to recuparile In his native province, where‘ hi! duties would

which he had been unneed-

Ohurch here for the noble. Vall-

will accompany this’ a ll this ill cnngplqlon which t. the beloved ' ~090Mb Imus-In lllo-inpocglnpuc. i up - .t _

the. niztlnl we o.‘

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hcllles, some of

, h , . .- “hkh l ha“ to go m t “e i‘: higrblvtlllililllOfl. “(lur special plea

, . w. ~ - - . S ‘tll, Mr. Hi g. .nd others. iilg the children to school. »l iind mo,“ ‘S m "y “ml mm ‘my’ ans‘: 1K rhsulhuohgujxfeqrrihg ¢O the hp.

poilltment. of a board of manage-

. Ml‘.

sometimes two and tllrcc tiilius a day-quid throligll the cO-oillif-"IC" of principals and teachers have been enabled to otherwise Imight not illlvc been ‘aware of. Fully sixty pert-out of my time branch of my work. '

With respect to Childrcirs Aid Work, my attention has boon call ed to several ceseifthnt lifilltl you have been dealing with tor silllle solution here below but which is time lmi- 6W1 of

‘ carefully looked into.

any wonder then. that we call tho "hm"! "as" I ma" bee“ “"1" N’

priest "Father! that we pour out Place [he ‘W0 BIPIB I" 5”" Imm“ our respect and love toward lilm “Pd t“ who sacrifices‘ his young life that P-‘Tce? l"? ""9 "l "l? ‘WY-f, I he may become another Christ. to 011ml‘ boy is now living uilh li s. be engaged‘ in service for others. lame!‘- to bring the gospel of Salvation to "fllhllll definite the nations that sit in darkness; ‘IWP- I _ to break the bread of l’fc. to give 055191‘ 0559 W115 BTOIIBIII i0 m!’ a" consolation to lhc- afflicted. These tentlon and everything has been are the solemn and exalted duties ‘BBUBIQBWTIIY of the priesthood of Jesus Christ. mother and two children arc llow living in comfortable quarters. few days ago Refer-rm to the late Father young trad-a ward of this Society Ronald B. McDonald. tlic aponkcr ——W‘li'o had dwelt upon his long and valiant work in the Master's vinyard. He back to his old home. had died in the ruthless of years. is now under consideration- _In conclusion I was one of the flrdt students to since nridertaklngthis work I have be enrolled aloii _-witb two ot- hull annexes-opened to the "m!" hers. in the Sit. union's ($011958. slty of having ~eonie 1n January 17. .1885. He was or- method of, ilalned in 1860 and for fourteen‘ children wllio are not receivilis ll- yenrs gave his active service" to tilts tlloceseh-gf-Iefivac, leader in nlng wild and event/unity may b9- tlie Tempémnce‘ cause. preaching mine a real menace it from one end of the province" to the other. He Joined the‘ Jesuit kind-lawn ‘Irhohilve no‘ ICHI’ or Fathers and for nllny years-dober- ed with them in his Masters scr- vloe. Ho travelled extensively and his vcdoe Mad been ileum from realise the- Gulf of Mexico f0 the St. Law- work and the deed c-i‘ their! and ‘m’ rence. It might be aid of him ill opeiwtion omthelr part. a

I56 of Malachi (I951 clf good could be accomplish- that the law of nod was on, his ed, lllfl the Ollildi-elra Aid ‘Society lips. He preached slllvntiorf and would have a much firs" Wm‘ turned many away from iniquity. bership than

suitable bcurdinl!

In two of the other cases

in Septt-lnbor M1-

fhtmily in the country had collie

proper home, train-in; but are run-

There nre _-IQVQMI cases of fol»

respect focgtlieir- own- Oflrents nor for ‘the the officers

If our, lo-oould ‘be brought t0.

Mr, E. T. Riggs, M.I..A. in mov- be lune oft-animus “all those in in; rho adflllllllll of the r6110" B!- ‘ pressed pleasure that the Society "We all nucllitm ‘blur’ continued had secured the services of Mr. the speaker warmly, "an the Bhgw. The report was unanimous-

r and ‘m “rust got the hwheym he Slliith.- Donald Ziiiaifinnon, _ ta Moran, Mayor Jenkins, Mr. Henry

‘year we extended the operations [of the Society. Mr. Henry Smi.h, "Wm Ilflclmsidcl‘ anmmlnlcnts to .119“ ‘Aha Raymond and myself the DTOVIIICIZAI act for the care of

Fill-titer discussion was taken c‘. Mr, Raymond flicssls. J.O. Hyntinlnll. W.L. (‘ct

‘Wm m gmmhershle where h so. delinquent and dependent clllldrei‘

cicty inns organized {or prime to cooperate with the Social Seth County and liltcr Mr. Raymond and “Ce (“men Mimi “heal” 5mm, h King-G County some”. pointed. and that a. draft of Soul-gs, we called a meeting to. Act containing provisions suitable organize our (Yiiarhctltetown Si). to the conditions ili thisprovince

New info a county orgahlzaflolhbe submitted to the Legislature at but no one came to the meeting. I"? n9?" 5855M"- was 1°“ m‘ a We decided than that lwe would "m9 07 the meemg-

piles from rive or six, accepting." IDr. McMillan referred to the

Counties as well as ill Charlotte- town, and this also was a question of money. Money ‘was also needed for the establishment of n teinipor-

ary home where children mighthe

of the Society have accommodated to the extent oi’ ‘two or three rooms

and the prphanages have gener- ously assisted Iby taking the chil- dren. But these are now taxed to

caipncity. During tho post year Mr.

MoNeill, the agent of the Soc-iety

for many years. had done good ‘mark, Ibut he was forced to resign because ‘he could not live upon

the salary which the Society paid.

They had ibeen fortunate in secur- ing at the same salary ($600) ‘Mr. Shlolw, ibuit the money- ‘was alto-

gether inadequate. It was dis-

graceful to the province, while thousands of doll-M's are being spent on roads and streets, on maintaining an asylum and infir-

mory and assisting exhibitions, horse shows, poultry shows. etc.- all very good in their may-that the moat Important thin of all is being neglected. and th t. is, our children. (ApplauseJ

The agent of. the Society encode

the largest pnrt of his time doing trunnt officers work for ‘the public schools of the city, whereas he should spend all his‘ time on the special work of looking after neg- lected and dependent children. The speaker ibelieved the time had come when there should ‘be two meI1—-0no to look after truants alone, and one to attend to the rw-ork of the Society. The need is for money to pay tilts.

he Dominion Government of-

fare the province n grant of $2.000 . for public health work if the local government will double . it with another $2,000. Why could not this be done?

In conclusion Dr. McMillan said:

"A committee of ‘the Society did wait upon some members of the

chief among the pastors of the 1y adopted" The [oilovring officers were than ant Work he lvvllfllllllhetl- N° elected for the ensuing yenr:

Dr, w_,]_]1_ Mcmphh representation would meet government ‘to ask for an IIIK. (J -

Iovérnment last winter and we told them that later on R. roller