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pnspiring Addresses
By Clergy And Members
Catholic Women’s League
mgniity and oz obedience to 1
church and stats as would counter
it the irreligicus tendencies pre
saloht in the world tolli
1|.-A. o'su1livsn, Iishop of Char
iettetewn, made a stirring IWNI
to-the Catholic Womens League
assembled hero in Ilth annutl 0011-
_ventien on the occasion of the
League baniluct last nlshii iii $110
osnssim Nstieeei.note1. new-cs U
oi 200 members and friends were
present, crowding the main dinins
room to its utmost capacity. the
sanction being one of the most im-
portant, from the standpoint ot in-
spirational addresses. of the whole
convention. _
An appeal to every Catholic wo-
man ‘lo become/actively associated
with the League for the protection
of the home and the preservation
ofthe morals oi the rising gener-
ation, was made by Mrs. M. J. Ly-
ons, National President oi the or-
ganiastion.
The responsibility ot Catholic
mothers to k ol th blood
1 °°.° -"'° ° by Mrs. w. J. Msemtyre, om.
aNNoUNcaMisN'rs.
fvcomnvc  _
 July src. so-is-1-1-ai
5* Munn* V553! 'School Monday
.efiisiriesv/Georgetown rr-issy.
f F072-7-1-21
°°'1‘alkies louris 'Thursday
"'.l‘a.lls._ies Montague Saturday, ,
0072-7-1-21
“Come to th C. M. B. A. I
Cream and Danze in Kinkora. I-lfll
"Colne tothe Ice Cream social
°_°lcedsn Line club loading hogs.
°_’Cluh loadil’i¥ hogs. calves and
°°M¢#etdsgue_ mah' loading live- n
stock esdsy noon. loading
wool aitemocn. July sth.
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"Reserve Wednesday, July sth for I
Cornwall Sunday School _Picnic in t
gnrnwailltink. Ifnotnn 'I‘h _
“why use th old bsite,
1’-‘een  with 
Sltrong Condemnation( Of Irreligious Tendencies
Of Present Age Voiced At League Banquet Last
i Night. Ladies Prove Themselves Gifted Orators
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Mid Ur It hal! N100 Clin-
ilthy literature, ot irrcligious prop-
andmoithssvilsoidivcrceand
burning shame and degradat-
ot birth control, was emphas-
d by ws. J. Cl. luenan. 'Ibr-
to. vice President o! the League
one ot the leading speakers.
The banquet, which was prolim-
inary. to todays closing sessions ot
e convention, was presided over
Y M51- Frank J. Casey, president
ci the local division. The program
iollowse
Toast: “The Pepe and the Kinr-
God Ind Country." Proposed by the
Rev. Joseph McGreel. C. B. S. lt.
Addrsss: Rt.-Rev. Joseph A. 0'-
Sullivan, D. D-, Bishop o! Char-
lottetown. , g -
Violin solo: Miss Kathleen Horn-,ciples in ll!e~ “We have had wo-
by.
'liilsif “The Loewe. God Bless it:
Rcliwndsd to by Mrs. M. J.
National President.
Address: ‘.‘Cltisenship," by ws.
J. C- Keenan. Toronto.
Solo: Miss Lucy Blanchard.
Ad : " B d"
sms issuing term .
lottetown.
Toast: "Our l~!ostesscs“ proposed
by Mrs.. J. L. Klllorin, Regina, and
Toast “Our Guests" proposed
by Mrs. W. J. Macdonald, Char-
lottetown.
"God Save the King."
The musical numbers were ss-
pscially appreciated, as was also
the orchestra under the direction
oi Mr. Albert Blanchard.
The chairman on behalf of the
elegates extended a warm vote of
anlrs to the management .of the
csnadsn National Hotel, both for
the onicie t s ice t th b ct
nerv e eanqu
Father McGreel said there!
no need oi explaining to ai
 ET(B_ Mrs. J. W- Connolly. Edmonton.
` th
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was
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and during the convention proceed-,
in proposing the opening toast.,
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ther-ing such as the ostnoiie wc- I
lambs at Murray River July nh, n1en's League the prominent pertl
. which the Papacy plays in the
hurch- Hs cited the two recent
cyclicals oi His Holiness, the
rat on Christian marriage and,
the latter on the economic difii-\
ulties of the present time. as de-3
crvinl oi special study and at-l
enticn. 'rhe League members!
must pledge their service to all thei
principles and practices oi' the
Uh\iNh. and their eiiorte must bc,
under the guidance Ind leader- .'
ship ot the hierarchy. As true
Osnediens under the British nag;
1-sasue members' also stand pledg-
ed to loyalty, obedience and re-
Clntrll Plrilll will bo held ill tho mwt to ml uljmy uw Km*
Piiploq Church, Chlrldtcibwh. on
Kiisday, July 'lth at 1.80 p. ni., ll. ‘
K.`~b|eel"adyon, Secretary. _n
Rectory Grounds on Wednesday.
Julyltlnleettimeottheseaaonz
be cure and come.. 'mic-'I-34|. 1°
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Play “Take Advice”
by lixcelsiorllehyers in this 'mem
Hell, Georgetown. on Saturday
suing, July sth. Good specialties
tweenacts.Admiasicn35oand3lc W
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Uantral.,‘Lct 10 Hall tonight, Escal-
ims- Plavs_rs,m_1;ilmot valley to pre-
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nd Concert with P
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G.
TINDBIID OVATION
or Androaoagamg
possibilities that the future
M enthusiastic muon em
*°°4°f°4 Bishop ovsuiiivsn. was
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pressn eGovernor eralofcangda
.ierenlyiosmesssssnemeae
“Will cl realty and devotion to
oi-own.
in store for the Catholic Wo-
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ngmmg gg gucie principles of stream o! the race. io purge it of ‘text that 1 wish to speak: “ln do-
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ing good, do ,ppt grow weary, for
in time you shall reap, not fail-
ing." There is a temptation af-
ter a special exertion of any kind,
to told one’s hands and let some-
one else go ahead with the good
work. We must realise that the
work ior which this organization
stands will never end."
The thought contained in st.
Paul's assurance: f'We shall reap,
not iailing.” was suggested by Bish-
op 0'!ullivan ss an excellent one
for the delegates to take home
with them. There is encourage-
ment in it to cling to one's ideals.
For Catholic women, ideals illum-
ined by the light of iaith and
reason should be the guidin prln
men of that type in the past,
our hopes of the luture are treas-
ured up in that organisation which
is widespread in Canada today,
,and which is known as the Catholic
Womsn's League.
CINSOES SPEED MAMA
'l.'he present age, the speaker
oontinued. is Iond of reaching its
goal at a single bound. Speed even
enters into the warp and woot of
"UW thinking Ind we know that
there .ere things we cannot spent
up without disaster. We cannot has
ten the seasons or the develop-
ment cf the huniend mind. This is
true alsooi social Drcsress. We
must.be patient in the sdwlng it
We are to reap the harvest. "You
are only at the beginning of 9, long
Period ol education by which you
must convince those in authority
of the value and necessity oi your
worli." he declared.
A warni tribute oi appreciation
Continued on page 3
Enjoyable Dance
At Govt. House
Government House was -the scene
oi a brilliant assemblage last sv.
ening when His Honor the Lieuten-
ant Governor and Mrs. Dalton gave
s dance in honour oi Capt. Lath-
am and oiiicers of the visiting
French cruiser Ville d’Y's.
This was the iii-st function given
in the newly renovated Public apart.
ments oi Government House and
the ball room and corridors retieet-
ed the greatest credit on the con.
tractors. Government House ie
ideally laid out for a ball and the
artistic decoration enhanced the
appearance. The guests were re.
ceived by His Honour and Mrs. Dai.
ton, accompanied by s. House Party.
Splendid music was supplied by the
Dixon's Casino Grchestra and denc-
ing was elilllcd in heartily until
the cecly hours et the morning. As
the weather was ideally warm and
the grounds admirably suited tor
sitting out, many of the guests took'
the opportunity tc sitio! the ees.
breeass between dances -and also
during dances- There were upwards
ct acc invited russia including ocl-
onel Andrew and ofilosrs oi the
P. It I. Light Horse.
News Briefs
ioandaahessl '-
llADll0!l.Wls-.Illyl-Dr.
lkpllsls llealtces Babcock.
wcsldlasssoas dairy scientist,
dledathishsaseseaee Mais
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--Refused To
(By George Hambleion. Canadian
Press Staff Correspondent)
LONDON. July 2-The Speaker
of the House of Commons. Rt. Hon.
Edward Fitsroy. this afternoon ad-
journed the House “in grave disor-
der" by himself leaving till ohlir.
The sudden suspension oi the sit-
ting came alter a battle in the
Chamber between ieit wing Labor-
itss from the Clyde and attendants
of tho House.
The row arose. strangely enoulh.
over preaching the gospel on Glas-
gow Green. your lay preachers had
been imprisoned !or a bnsch of tba
city by laws prohibiting meetings
on Glasgow Green. Almost at the
end ot the question hour J. Mc-
Govern. Labor. Bhettleston. Clas-
gow. asked ii the Secretary oi
State ior Scotland was prepared to
enquire into the csse with a view
to ordering the preachers release.
The question brought a shower of
supplementaries. Rt. Ron. W. Ad-
amson, Secretary for Scotland
promised to enquire. “Will the Bec-
retary ot State ior Scotland order
the release of the lay preachers
pending enquiries." Mr- McGovern
pressed. Mr. Adamson solicited his
‘answer amide storm o! shouts oi
“ordsr." Micoovern continued to re-
peat his question.
The Speaker rose. but instead ot
subsidins. Modovern remained on
bla test. "Order, order," roared the
Conservatives. and then there
were shouts ot "name, name." urg-
be “named
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JACK CANUCK ‘lt may not be a perfect specimen, but it sure is of Cmadays aim when Pom
or urs rim trees _ csnsss. mars ii ts its serie my csv-" . ~ °“ ’"
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decided to wind up operations and
I N   to so out of business temporarily.
' nip g t y -
 wnus A. J. Meriisii, saskatchewan
n p Pool President and Henry Wise
` Wood, Alberta Pool head denied the
LabOr  .~  funn is. numeii Irreeiuent or Msn-
- - was unrest Poo.
Breach Of`The House Conduct - eu ue- ic- Mulch- P33;
Leave His Seat.
New Ferry
Impressive
In Speed Tests
uowmman. Que.. Jule' 2-
Neariy sixteen knots were achieved
by the oar terry Charlottetown on,
her two day speed trials in the
St. Lawrence. according to infor-
matic'ri received irom Walter Lam-
bert of the iinn of Naval architects
Lambert and German. responsible
for her design. The exceptional
speed oi 15 l-3 knots was mein-
tained during the speed trial over
a distance ci' six miles which was
in excess oi’ anticlpations. The fun-
nel consumption was less than ex-
pected and the vessel found to
draw three inches less than pro-
vided for. This powcriul ice break-
ing car ferry was built at Lauzcn in
the Davie Shipbuilding yards oi the
Canada Steamship. Lines. beinl
launched on May 20 by Mrs. Char-
les Dalton, wife of the Lieutenant
Governor oi Prince Edward Island.
in the presence oi many notebles
from Quebec and the Maritimes
The trials which were completed
with the vessclis return to Quebec
cn 'ruesdav night were a gratifying
success said Mr. Lambert in that
they demonstrated satisfactorily
the iuliillinent oi all the onerous
conditions required by the con-
tract.
(Canadian Press)
n0NDON.Jniyl-The Gov-
esnmssitescapsldsleatbyenly
ilvsvoteatis\theloUeotCom-
saeaslesetosaycaaaaaseas-
aentietlielaadiaabilietlt.
lcs|.Pbiliplreowdes\,C|ssnosll-
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wvldhave suslpted gardsll
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list i
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mounds
Mail For Great Bri- '
tain and France.
'(Cs.'nadian Press)
d'I'l‘NWA. Ont., July 3-The extra
one cent stamp tax on mail applies
to letters destined for overseas, the
Prime Minister told 'the House 0!
Commons today when in committee
od the Whole. The House was con-
sidering the amendments to the
special war revenue act. Would thc
tax be applicable to mail for Great
Britain and France, asked J. F.
Pouliot, Liberal Ternisoouata. The
ative.
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WheatPools _
May Go Out
of Business
(Canadian Press)
today refused to confirm a publish-
ed report that the three pools had
Pool officials are gathered at Win
e oda at a board meeting
_truth oi the report, no comment on
its veracity was 'iorthcoming from
adopted the optional open mas'
system under which members are
able to obtain spot cash prices 101'
their grains. Mapitoba Pool Elevat-
ors Ltd, has been negotiating with
the Govemment for the past 
in connection with Pool elevators.
stated Mr. Burnell. “Good pr08i`¢S8
has been made and tomorrow dele-
gates from Pool Elevator' Associa-
tions and Pool locals will meet
Premier John Bracken to I-rrwlc
-for organisation of pool elevators
as a co-operative system. '
Scientists
Get Awards
(Canadian Prose)
'!‘ORpN’I0, ont., July 2-Scien-
tists who have been awarded lon!
term grants for medical research
by the trustees of the Banting ro-
search foundation include: Dr. R.
A. lvlorsash. of Heliiax, Dalhousie
University. Short term grants in-
clude: M. C. Graham. M. A., Oi
Toronto. Dalhousie University.
Air _Tragedy
Kills Five
(lpeoial to the Guardian)
I-llA'MIL'ION. July 3-Trscedy
clouded the inaiiallrstion oi the
trans-,Canada air pageant at the
Hamilton airport shortly alter noon
today. when an aeroplane crashed
from the low height of 85 feet, and
the tivo occupants of the craft were
killed.
The victims all young men wmr
J. K. Mahan Jr.. oi Montreal. 0W-
er ot the aeroplane; Robert M. Ster-
ling of Montreal, the pilot; Harold
Raine. sled si oi 84 Winsvs Avsn~
ue, tlbronto, General Buperlniond-
ent or the Cana/dian Press: Charles
Daly. aged 20, a9l Windermere Av°
enuo, Toronto, well kncnm para-
shut; jumper, who held the Jimios'
world’s amateur championship: A1'
fred Rodger oi Eighteenth Bt.
Mount Hamilton, a youth of lo ¥l'l~
'l’i\ea¢l'°D1\l\owasalarge trav-
elairmonopian`e,No GFA!!! paint-
¢dcr\n¢eoolcr',andissaidtohave
besnasistershtpottheonevmicn
crashed at Bt. Catherines in lvl.
Premiers reply was in the affirm- *'11*
were
the recommendation of the Dun-
c
until a final settlement was made
with these Provinces.
f To
mer Minister of National Defgngg,
Mr.
0!
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Ad d
suant To Re
Settlement Is
(Canadian Press)
orrawa. ont., July 2.-'n1e`
House of Commons tonight voted
additional subsidies to the three
Atlantic Provinces as follows: '
hbva Scotia $875,000.
New Brunswick, $800,000.
Prince Edward Island $125,000.
These, the Prime Minister said,
_ payments made pursuant to
an Report and were “on account”
Honorable J. L. Ralston, lor-
Berinett said. that the matter
final accounting stood in exactly
the same Position as it did when
the former administration resign-
office. The former Minister of
National Defence suggested that
now the problems connected with
the return oi the natural resourc-
es to the westem provinces had
been setUed there was no reason
why this final accounting should
be further delayed.
Canadian
Sculler In '
SeniorFinals
(Canadian Press Cable)
HENLEY ON THAMES, England,
July 2.-Bobby Pearce won his ssc-
ond host in the Diamond Bculls
this afternoon from Gentry o! the
Ibis Rowing club. Pearce goes in.
to the semi finals of the historic
amateur sculiing event tomorrow. 1
Decorum, Heat I
_ Or No Heat
OTTAWA. Ont July 2-May
members cl Parliament remove
their coats while in the House of
mmons?
Mr. Speaker Black gravely in-
formed a sweltering membership to
day that their dress must be con-
sistent with the decorum of the
great institute, while at the same
‘time Parilsmentarians may exer-
cise their own good Judgment es
to what they should do. I think, Mr.
Speaker Black stated. Hon. mem-
bers' own Judgment will direct
them as to what they should do
to maintain proper decorum in the
House. It might be uncomfortable to
be properly dressed, but he thought
mernbeia would agree it would be
well to have due docovrum.
(Canailllls PIGII)
U0
Air Pageant
At Windsor
(Canadian Press)
WINDSOR, Ont.. Jliy ii-'THB
vanguard of the trans Canada air
pageant arrived at the Walker
airport here about noon. The party
is composed or seven planes, The
contingent which the Royal Can-
adlanAlrl'orceiesendin¢onthe
tour. rive Biski|:s.lili_\i¢i'¢. 0i\c_l'\'>i'4
Trimotor and a Fairchild 'Ii mon-
oplane all landed in safety- They
‘will participate in the his air meet
hare on Saturday and Sunday.
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Voted Maritimes
These Are Payments Made Pur-
commendation
Of The Duncan Report, And'
Are On Account Until A Final
Made.
Another Flight'
A `r o is n d Th e
World Planned'
(Canadian Press)
PARIS. July 2--Joseph Lebril
and Martin Doret, noted Freods
fliers, said 'tonight they hoped in
start from Lebourget Field, “in an-
other 24 hours" on a round 'tho
world flight in which they will try
to break the Post-Gatty record.
Their plane “Trait D’Union" la
fueled and ready at the field and the
fliers are awaiting the weather
man's word ior the take ol. Doro!
said they would leave _as soon as
the weather permits, "in the dir-
ection of Tokyo."
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Amendment '
’ Defeated'
UITAWA, June 29.-Tue Llberu
al amendment to the Government
bill creating a new tax-in board was
defeated in the House o! Commons
Monday night by a majority oi 42
votes. The amendment received the
support 0! all Liberal members, as
well ss J. B. Wocdsworth and A. A.
Hcaps, Labor members. oi Winnie
peg. Lined ill) against it were all
the Conservative members present,
members of the U. F. A. group and
A. W. Neill. Ind. member tor Com-
ox-Alberni. The vote stood: For tho
arnindment 47, against I.
Bill Approved
(Canadian Press) '
OTTAWA. Ont., July 2-ThO_
Parliamentary committee on banis-
ing and commerce today approved
the Government bill to appoint s
Comptroller of the Treasury and
otherwise tighten up the accounting
eyetoin oi the Dspartnicgt or Fin-
ance.Itwillnowgobacktothl
House oi Commons for third read-
ing. _ '
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