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(C.I'. Ilavas, By Guardian's Special Wire)

DUBLIN, May 25 The Irish Free Stale may in its own inicri-sts withdraw from the League of Na- tions, President Eumon dc Valera told the Dzvl tonight. He added he hoped this would not. happen.

"The present poisilion of the League is more or less doubtful,“ he said. "The tests that the league has hurl 1o face have shnkon ll. to the louiitiiitions. Bu‘. I siill believe there are ur-cal possibilities in the league {or small nations. Tiic best hope for

l llie Lcaizuc is to get all nations- ! certainly all the states of Europe- i into it."

The Free State can make no pjpns {or nrvional defence as long , as its territory can be occupied hy - Great Ilrimin at Britain's will, dc Valera said.

If Free State independence were compete, he declared, British nid to prevent foreign invaders from gniniriu n lnoiholil on Irish terri- inry would be to the mutual inter- est. o! both Inndon and Dublin-

hllnarrfa Llnirnene relrovea Illlll-

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No authority claims that an eye service will cause ALL eyu to see normally.

But they all recognize that by no other means can the desired results he secured, and they assert that the ideal plan would he to have every pair oi eyes undergo an ur-

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i i 1!.‘ ( HIV. (‘HYPE l’ ,’.,,,.,,: _ ,,,.,,.,,,,,. 1935 FORD vs DcLUX Whnv‘ [nusi-d l \lile~z SEDAN LONDON --'.'.'____-‘ A AIiirrgainat—-——" '\ m“) ‘n t, T ill‘. ' a ciui. rcuvc. m, . , w“ 3-“ SIX SEDAN w“ PLYMOUTH COUPE linen. (TFO 15.111 meg,‘ H AH ‘dutiful Car Low lliiiagc. Driven by a If n i 55B‘ ' iuroiii: l y ii-con- (‘flfpful driver _ __ -. ~ U ir- ~ - ~ ililIoni-ii — -— -— IIIIIILIN inzii (nu. \\i\.\"i‘l-llf. IleLUX 1934 DODGE COACII g .\'iil)\.\‘ Reconditioned »,- Till) pm 'l"“ 'I'ii!]lIll‘! oi the arillllfl .\ Bargain at — - i Slirl 11.111 i Ill. 11.77 meg. _ LONHUN liljll s"i"i"iii‘:u\i<i“ii SI-IIDAN m‘ ("'."‘.v" Sflxmn‘ ,- , .. livci-lii-iit (‘iinilitioii and ShI-HN I ‘q pm I h“nr' in“ ‘ a mm _,.ppl_m_m ‘a H,“ _ 9 _ 0I".'_°>W'1“i’-“'F.\'cvlean and 1W H. \\'ii‘i:hziui .‘ ‘rd. (iSI, 19.6 n,_w______ _ "“"““‘E at T“ ‘* ‘ ill, 1313 llll“.{. ‘fill. I 5 lll.. 11.75 ‘ m. 1:. (iSF. I113 II‘... 5151i mug. GSB, m“ ,,“.K H", 120 ma‘) Cup" QFDAN 351.3 nt, 951 nmil. ('1lll'i-I ~- -- - - 4 v EH12: $900.00 25,233 $175.00 sixiuno. (IIILFI i - 0.15 pin. ~- $4111.“. Chilean. m“; “Ayn” Dru,‘ CHE“ F V‘ ‘ ‘ ‘Vlllllilil. CNlmli. 1:1: ill. 9.60 meg. Inn“. [mi DIAHTER cniiv. (tours -, . . ‘l. . av lo ' Mil; . V _ l‘ (‘.-\R.\(‘.\.\‘ i..l.\ii‘_,'“_l‘f" $8901“) FICIIIII ~13‘ — i“, ' ' nan pm ~ ~ lupin». orchestra, YV5RC. 51.7 111.. 5h nicz.

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Order Arrest 0f “Socrat” Leader

WINNIPFG. RFWJI (lanai loiinicil Police held ii wii i‘, for lhe zir- rcst of Dz; . .\. llhifIUl" of the Social Glllill) in the laliiiii-olni isc, ciixiruinl: liizat. hi- pvrloimcil .1 rilminal op- . .,oi:. I Till‘ ' - . l.\Sl1(‘(I by |Z\In:i.-lr.i!i= ’ llllll < lziili- of Dau- lillillll, .\i:iii. in: iiiiiirinntion flir- ‘lllihlliYi by ii {Winn ioiisiahlc fol- ‘iowiii: invixlizlilirin o1‘ a case ,v.'ith '.\'lI1l'Il Ill‘. Vi“: was said to i be coniiicl-rl II’ (li'iii'.ilvir~\v, lvian. Dr. Fox is bi-"cxv-ii lo be in the Slaves a ihutiz-li police ci-

forts to locale him l ilc. llc lcf‘ (‘iinmiviiwv thc night yOI liiny ll and was in Winnipeg the ncxt rlav. Police said he left for the United Still s Nlay 11.

IVANT RELIGIO S

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TRAINING

IN" MARITIME SCHOOLS IIALIFAX. ‘ i (GP) __]n_ clusion of a l .11’ is education‘ ‘course in tlir- rurr. '1"l of Muri- Lilli" Provinces’ h ' ol; was ldvocrvcd in nu addi" iodav by

.lo<-:-pli.in\ Siiwlinrd, (i. B. E. Sup-’

"rfutcnrlcnr cl inc xizirilimc Home ifor Girls, Cnvcrrlnlz‘, N. B.

l Spcakinr: to the Ilillllily Cfillnrfil iof social Agencies. M ss Strothm-d ‘said such a course would tend t0 make clillrlrcn "more godly" and would keep them out 0f corrective i siiiliilons.

1 _ _ .. . WHEN you are _ r u n d o w n ii should not be i|\i'Iili||)\ClI. Your IiiiiiiIII§I/IllIIIII‘1\r— i.iiil in he neglect- i‘1. I'm-r appetite, lll|ii_L’PsIlI)ll, pussy,

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i l amid. or ‘ll’, Illflfhffly . . a _ Yllli ‘hi... I would i , 1il'i i‘..u lilll‘ el I III!‘ or not, h»! “UiVil JIilI glow dial»; (Mil); ]),_ I‘i".>".~ lwlilen T-luli-d l>i....riy would =1 * "Hit u hi: l||\I'l|“'lll"llI in me. I d ill uvlli in i'\'r“.' , 1 Ildll many i-.....| l‘i_\' Illi'l.l|\ in Irv ‘ ‘

m, rabbis m. Lilllllil $1110.81 $1.35,

W. ROY AMIRAUI/l‘ who has just been appointed mun- agcr of the Royal Ilotel Saint John, N, B. Mr. Aniirauli. is widely known to the travelling public. He started

and subsequently was a liolcl mun at Charlottetown, I’. In‘. I., and at Moncton, N. IL. before joining the stall‘ of the Royal at Saint John y seven years ago.

,' Cheer For Navy Nettles Arniy Gen.

IIACKENSACK. N. J.. May 24 —

ii:‘P)~— 'I‘lie late (icucriil Jiiy J. .\Ioi'I‘O\\' took 1 s‘ AYIILV football‘ icflin sari . ii illlilCilifCii today aficr the \\ o.’ the lalc Gcnvflll was filled for uvbiitc.

(lc-ucral .\l uv. who made a. bequest to Jon lllflilf‘ 1.. son of his niece, Ali's. (‘hai A. Lud- diciiuh. excludcd ii SMPI‘. IVITS-

‘AQIIPS flr-aiiilrci‘. of “Eishiiirdoii. in

these words:

"I'm leriilne 1'\:III\"R out of this because one of licr as in’. Ill-Kit!‘ me at nu Al‘llT_\'>N!l\'y fivolbull

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‘luslilv for the Nnv i '1'}, Jon Lindbciwh; General Mor- row who dfprl I1 month iiro. lcit. n. ‘isci of cull Elites, four vest. buttons land three suds. all in a platinum and pearl pattern.

0ardina|’s Remarks Protested By Reich

VATICAN CITY. May '.I~i—- (AP) »Vati-.-an i rvpljnng in German new , ‘ (icuiauds tliiil. the Holy sceuct to rciracia speech by Cardinal Miimlclcin of Cliisaizo aSF-Zlilllg Ciiaiicilloi‘ Illicr anil his altitude toward l.1i‘.- chuzcli, Svvllfl ionizht. the ("arilirnil hail every rE i‘ to speak his mvii mind

i The Vulcan \\'.ll not ('(lll('."1'll ii.- , sell with (‘llilPF a rcpiidlation or a dc rnce of ti (1.. nnlfis rc-

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mriik". the prclzilcs i "d.

They Silld 1h." Cari .. as Il("i(I of the AltiliiIflfitif‘, did lll'>i.'Il(‘!‘~.i lo crnsull the Val can bilorc lie

i spoke his views.

i 'I‘i:c Carduial in an arih- (‘IICWFIIII sjirc ‘i. l\"li‘l‘l'i"(i lo H t- lcr as an ‘ usirian p.i',>erli::ii'ci"’ and to a Na .-pub1:c 1rd scres o.’ trials of German nianks and lay brothers on inimoi';\lii_v chases

as worse than Great war “atrocity tales.“

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R. 1.. l\‘i:|_v ‘l4 This iesl cliiitciis put ilii-ir heads lrgclhcr todey ovcr charts and weather maps mid u-cnt ahead with plan" to welcome 11in- deavnur I Sunday.

The bip; racing sloop, which T. O. M. Sopwifii, Ilriiish challenger f0 rthe Americas Cup, may send against an American defender yet to be Selected, has not. been Siflllt-

,cd since shc |)2‘ll‘l('(l n towing hiiusci" from the motor yacht Viva ‘in a gale 1,000 miles off Newport a wcck ago.

Viva came in alone yesterday and gave assurance Endeavour I W83 proceeding: undcr her own canvas at about six knots whi-n radio communication lulled laid Saturday night.

“EST ‘ROYALTY INSTITUTE

The April int-cling was licld ai home oi Mrs. Gordon Sti-Laoi with an attendance of sixtccii meni- bcrs and five visitors. Mrs. San derson presided and meeting open ed in usual Wily. Minutes of lasl meeting were read and adopted. Ii letter was read from Rcd Cross society and ii. was moved and sec- onded that. the matter of the nn- nual collection be left in the hands oi the teachers. Miss Ines was present and gave a very interest.-

i lng talk nn the work of the T13.

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his hotel career at Liverpool, N. S.,l

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(A. I’. by (luanliairs Special Wirc) ‘

Discharged From Salvation Army

(A. P. by Guardian’: Special Wire) LONDON. May 24—H'enry W. iMapp, 70-year-old chief of staff l of the Salvation Army. has been ‘discharged from the service on‘ personal misconduct charges. the Army announced today. A secret ‘(flirt of five senior officers re- : i-ncd the verdict. \i:ipp was relieved oi his office ‘ist month on the grounds of ill “calth and replaced by Commis- sioner John McMillan, head 0f the Salvation Army in. Canada. and Nl"il'l0lll'lflllll‘id.

Goal-miners in Sit-down Strike

‘ (A. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) _ GILLDsPIE, 111., May 24—'I'he ‘ president of the Superior Coal JCQinpany today offered to discuss scitlement of a sit-down strike of lzlpplfiklllllfltfily 500 men in the depths of one of the company's mines but. the strikers prepared ‘cheerfully for u long siege. i Ainply provisioned, supplied with l blanket. and a variety of musical ‘i1l>il‘llllit‘lll.S, hey sang, played iL'.\l(i.\, rcail and ate 360 feet below ‘ilio hilflilCl‘ of no. four mine at iiuiirLrv \\'ll.~1lli\lll(.‘, a small village. ‘llii-ir leader's asserted they would not conic up until their de- niiuids were met. There were two ilciii:iiiiis-~ilial. work be shared i with 300 idle miners and that a stop be pat to mechanization of llie \\'(>l‘kl1If!S, which the strikers ‘i carted Jcopnrdizcd job; of many miner. But the "share-tlic-work" ileinand was predominant.

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Thc illllllllll meeting of Indian River (.‘.\V.L. was held on May iiiih and was well attended. The Pres, Mrs. lnslie Ramsay was in ihc ch: r and opened the meet.- inq with prayer. After reading .and approval of minutes the Sec- rclary pave her report. shmvlng the work 0f the various commit- , recs ivas diligently performed. The 3’I‘rcasurcr gave a most satisfactory rcport. Convenors of committees nave short resumes of their work. Thc election of officers took place wiili A the following result, i.e.: Pres, Miss Ellie Gillis; 1st Vice Pres, Mrs. E‘. G. Gillls. 2nd Vice Pres, Mrs. N. .1. McNeil]; 3rd Vice Pres. Mrs. Wm. McDonald; Rec; Ecc-‘y. Mrs, James Saunders; Trees. Mr Wm. Hickey; Cor. sec‘y.. Mrs. Leslie Ramsay; Councillors. Mrs. JJIIIPS Pendcrgast. Mrs. Bert Kelly. .\’ll‘S. Allie McNeill, Mrs. Bernard Mi-Lcllan. Mrs. Linus Brennan. The new President then took the chair and conducted the meeting. The Rev. Chaplain addressed the meet.- inz briefly thanking the mem- bcrs for splendid work done dur- ine ilie past year and looked for- unarrl to even greater achievement 1!‘. the fulurc. A hearty vote of lhnuks was tendered Mrs. Wilbert Iiclnncv for hcr donation of u ilPflllilllii hand worked luncheon sct which was lotteried. The n: u: lhcn adjourned and the ubrrs attended Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.

SECRETARYS REPORT

Reverend Chaplain. Madame Pre- sidczit, Officers and Members:

It is my honor and privilege to sulnnit to you a report of the acili-lilcs or the Indian River sub- division of the Catholic Women's Lcaquc, whose aims and ideals may be more comprehensively un-

Imnzue and Miss Rodd, Supervisor a llcuioizstrriiion on glove making. Tiliss Verna Rodd favored the mem- bers with two vocal numbers which was much enjoyed. Mrs. Wiiour Trainor invited the Muv Illmilllfl. Roll call to be answer- cil with "A Mothers Day Re- membrance". After a very hearty vote of thanks was extended Miss Ines and the Misses Rodd, lunch was served by hostess and meet- lni; adjourned.

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. . . men who can steer a straight course . . . men who can plow a straight furrow . . . men of mature tastes ‘and sound judgment . . . all agree that “BLACK TWIST” has something found in no other chewing tobacco. The reason is that “BLACK TWIST” is made from the best native leaf, cured with superior ingredients.

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derstood by a reference to motto "For God and Country".

During the year 1936-37 we held

nine regular meetings which were well attended and great interest shown. Our enrolment. consists of thirty-eight. members who hove worked diligently for the success of this subdivision under the di- rection of our capable president, Mrs. Leslie Ramsay, who showed rilnarkabie executive ability. ‘ 'I‘he diocesan convention which was held in Kcnslngton was en unqualified success; due. we feel, to its competent officers and the hearty co-operation. of officers and members of our subdivision. The convention opened with a public meeting. Our President, Mrs. Leslie Ramsay very fitting- ly welcomed the delegates and speakers. and assured her hearers that it was indeed. o. privilege in have the opportunity of meeting so many distinguished Catholic ladies of our diocese‘ and a distinct honor to have his Excellency Bishop O‘Su1livan and Rev. Dr. Murphy. Rector of St, Dunstarvs University with us. Mayor C. J. Cooke of Kensington also welcomed the dele- gates and gave them the keys of the city. The report of the National convention by the Diocesan Pre- sident. Mrs. Frank Murray was comprehensive and beautifully rendered. The address by his Ex- cellency Bishop O‘Sullivan was highly instructive. as well as en- tertaining: showing in a vivid wnv the duties incumbent upon each individual iri an organization such as ours. Rev. Dr. Murphy's aci- riresson "Adult Education" was full of advice and if acted upon would accrue to us a great amount of benefit. We are grateful to all who in anyway made the conven- tlon the success it. was.

Our “Social Service Committee” under the direction of Mrs. An- drew OKeefc has accomplished much. Needy children clothed, boxes packed and distributed at Christmas, clothing and supplies given those in need, and in one particular case a lady who had been suffering for years was sent; to the hospital for an operation and recently returned cured. We wish to thank the several doctors who so generouslytreatcd this pati- ent. without any remuneration whatever. The hospital bill in- curred in this case was defrayed by the league. Great credit. is due Mrs. 0‘Keefe for the energetic manner in which she supervised this charitable work. The sick committee were faithful in their visits to the sick and frequently supplied delicacies for them.

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We were indeed fortunate to have Mrs. E. G. Glllis as con- venor of Education. Mrs. Glllls has a natural aptitude for this work. Four Study Clubs function- ed in this subdivision. The sub- jects treated were Credit Unions, Liturgy of the Church and Bio- graphy. The league also support- ed the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine by having members as- sist in teaching catechism.

_ Entertainment

L00|l 0lIT FOR Y0llli FliillliE

Protect Yourself Againat Modern Living That Brings Excess Weight.

Luck oi ererrine, irregular hours, excee- nlve curing, umuklng and drinking are iuklnrl their toll liieua da n. Lovely curveu noon become hndn of ilu rhy tiaaue. l yourllverarrnngund heulthymair rotecoa you Imm ilabblncaa, erceu wel t, new l-Inmi, lowered vitality. ll your v!’ n‘! uorkInR Properly, your kidneya, akin and lnleallnn tru soon become elected. "i-‘rulr-a-fivea‘ , cunfllnlnfl extracts of irulu nnd herbs, help nature tn keep the liver arrnng and active. Thouaanda have Iound "Frulr-a-tlvee“ the aura way tn liunluh the effect oi rnodern living, and snlcflnrlrd their flfluru. Starr “Fruit-a- iivoa" to-iluy, 25¢ and Meat all drug 510KB-

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Mrs. Bert Kelly convenor of en- Jertainment has merited special mention by her indefatigable ef- forts to make the entertainments the social and financial succcs they have been. Functions of various kinds were held during the roar. Principally bingo. cord par- lle and ice-cream festivals. Two amateur hour shows were staged one in Indian River and the other in Kensington. The “pIi-iy" pres- ented on St. Patricks at Indian River and Kensington was well rendered and great credit is due ‘those responsible for its success. We wish to thank Mrs. MacDonald who so generously assisted in the preparation and presentation oi the play. We wish to express our sincere thanks to all those who in

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any way helped to make the play successful. Instead of a. chicken supper which was suggested at one of our meetings it was decided each family donate a chicken. The re- sponse by the parishioners was very generous and increased our funds appreciably, The receipts from the luncheon set donated by our worthy member Mrs. Wilbert. De- laney were indeed gratifying. The league is grateful to Mrs. Delaney for this generous contribution. Our total receipts for the past yea: amounted to $58.60.

All our national and diocesan ob- ligations have been met. Dona- tions have been made to the Re- gina Debt Fund. Reverend Father P. F. Hughes in the Canadian West, Margaret Jones Memorial Fund. and six dollars to the Sis- ters of Service. also sixty dollars to the Charlottetown Hospital. Masses were offered for deceased members. Five dollars to the Ken- sington Branch of the Carnegie Library was alo paid. Remaining receipts were given to parish funds.