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one of the city theatres.

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MERCHANT

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iTrluly great" men

never remind you their greatness.

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Mornlnl Guardian.

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Founded 1887

aper

Covers Prince Edward Island Like

Two More of the Larg- er Churches Declare in the Union‘ Vot-

ing. ‘ 3 N. G. CHURCHES VOTE OUT

First Church Defeats Union by Close Vote 0f 301 to 291—~ St. - Philip’s, Westville,

' Union by 16 and

Sharon, "Stellar- ton by 116

'l‘()RONTi0, Jan 16.—-'1‘w_o more oi" the larger churches in the city lmve completed their returns on iho Church Union question, one vo-

ting to enter the Union and the’

other deciding against it, ‘By a ma- jority of 233 the congregation of Si. Columba iChurch voted for the lhion. and by a majority of 394 that of Queen East Church voted against it,

To date 31 Toronto churches, int-re voted on the question, 19 of thesc favoring entering the United Church of iCnnatla and 12 deciding to remain with the Continuing Church.

Throughout the city the organi- zation of new churches is proceed lug. Tonight the nou-conctirring members. of two, of the churches that gave majorities for Union or- ganized a new church and will holtl their first meetipg next Sunday in

Hamilton's Heavy _Vots.

A summary of the Union vote in the city o [Hamilton in the thir- iccn chiirt-hes that have voted shows that 2,73-i hnve voted for l'nion and 4.389 against. The mn- jority aigiiiust linion is 1,655. The vote is yet to be announced in only out» more church there.

A despatch from Tilsonlnirg, Out

iifilsi lfifliifld

fl rst most

yea r.

$!05.000,000

She will

vote by Avondale Church in favor oi’ Union, by 2i

of the church

novch

GREAT ‘ WRITER

..

AUGUSTUS BRIDLE

A Canadian author, whose “Hanscn" , has been acclaimed as (one of the noteworthy pieces Canadian wrltiing of the past

(Special to Tho Guardian) LONDON, Jan. 16—-lt is calcula-

to 8250000000. the charges for the HTIIIIOS of occupation costs will ‘be 585000.000, leaving

for Reparations

which the Empire's share will be‘ S30.2(itl,0ll0, and Canadas share Willy he $1,000.00!) for Scpt, 1, 1925.

IIMIH

(Associated Press), LONDON, Jan. of Princess Victoria, rho only un- married daughter 0f 0119011 Ale-Y- undra, has not been good of late. in the hope of improving her hiealth- -<—-<-oa——?-—

Falls On Icy _ Sidewalk

The first 865E115 accident as}! consequence of the occurred yesterday, when Mr. Stillll

Z t ‘ ley Perry, Summerside, the manag- mljofl y' stated tslézgigiuragtzlexrtlxfégici‘ oi‘ the Crystal hockey tcnm slip-

travel abroad

of

and other

the year entilui-l'

16~Tlie health

icy sidewalks

Cannot Wear Silk Stockings; Sues

HOUSTON, Tex., Jan. 16.~_ Because she cannot wear silk stockings without revealing an, ugly scar on one leg, Miss Blanch: Rencr, 20, a schggl teacher of Port Arthur, Texas flied suit in District Court here today for $11,000 damgg. es against the international Great Northern Railroad,

BEES iiiiiiiil] iii till!

Declares Govt. Has Become Slave of Trade

TORONTO, Jan. lib-Strong de-

HHST PIiYIiIIENi‘ii-isziii-‘it.z-ztzt-aisziitti-tgi: -___ t , CHURCH IINIWS y‘ , BUMMIITEIM T0 BUNSIDER SHUATIUN

x by Mrs. Gordon Wright, of London, Ont.. prerlitlenlt of the Canadian National Women's Christian Tem- perance Union, in her- atltlrcsg bc- fore the biennial convention of the

tea that as the “m1 association. Germllll Payment- fol‘ the “Time has taught Quebec a les- flfsl ilmlun-Y Wm “mmlm son," tlcclarbtl Mrs. Wright. “'l‘o=

tiny her Government is a hopeless bond slave to the traffic it is as- sumed to control.”

“Etc long," said blrs. Wright, re- ferring to Premier Tuschcretiu- of the eastern (province, “the Bclshaz- znr oi‘ Quebec will rend the ‘hand- writing on the wall" as clearly us did the Babylonian King."

of

Drug Traffic

Ilioutroal under Govcrnmctit-ctmi- lrollrti liquor, or “liquor-controlled Government. as you like it." had nurturcil and grown up a vice pre- serve “that for (lulu-sing magnitude mid dcfillng infamy is said to ec- lipse in significance any purlieu of social ilepraviity on the continent ot‘ Ante-rich." tleclaretl Mrs. Wright.

Montreal's reii light district was, sh,» said, nrliuittctl to the the refuge oi‘ the most gigantic tlriig miirkte-t on the continent.

NEW tpiiiii

BERLIN, Jan_.16.——Dr. Hans Lu-

_ ,_ . - . » . ther who was appointed German members of the hoard of mattagers “ed o" WM“ Sm“ “hm mmm“

, q _i'Chancellor this voted against Union. 1t \vas alsoitmm Aliétraini iflnfksilniltefl is’; zinnounced tha tthe Scott Fund oli‘°“5,‘“*“'y u; ‘:1 ‘(m0 is sumo left m the,church expresslyihouy m‘ “iffa h" “ca” ‘"05 “a, by tho ‘will of the late John Scott. 11mg fljeinuj f‘ ,, _y M , I: will now, that the church has vot- “m1 lfi’tji\"g“‘” ‘Y: l (‘;"“(tm]', lmlie Lat.

- pccet. s o :

M m!‘ Union’ revert to the family’ the wound no llfli'ii'.'llilll‘hl rnitltl be meeting later this week to tlecitlc lemma"

The anti-Unionists will hold u

on plans.

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66,647 Japanese In Hawaii Have

Amer. Citizenships

(Associated Press)

afternoon, will head the following cabinet: Foreign Secretary-—-I)r. Gustave Stresemunu. ;\linistci~ of Finance-dlerr Seem- isch. Minister of the Interior-Martin Schiele. . M inister of Economics-Dr. Karl Nctihaus. Minister Kuultz. ‘Alinister of Justice-Dr. inucher. iMltili-tter of Posts and Tole grnphs-elierr iStinglo. Zlliuisloi- of Defence.—‘0tto ties’ sit-r. ‘ .__{<0c>____.

of FootL-‘Count Von

Selin-

. H," 1,; A ,,,,|_.,, LABOR MEN ARE ADVISED

tl"ll,(ll‘ll\.’iui\itili~il'iil ullvilizins oi‘ Jup- To SHUN uNiTv PARLEY Tiffiiiiililt-“liii. tTUli-‘Ilhfliljillillllll IIONIKIN- ‘Hm’ Is-‘Thie ‘M1151’ W,’ r-"Sv," ‘mm “evading to (hie uainaiictl cngineerlitig union has is- rhiliort oi‘ Governor Wuilttci- it. Slim] "1 “Twill”?! ‘m "5 Vii-rim“ wufingr," m Spclwqnky m- mo branches not to have trnythingto “N14,”. Huber; Work. 'l‘l|t- uum- do with the nation-ll minority

l)!‘ 1,810

0t’. this Japanese in the

125.368 were born

thorn-fore are AlllBYiCfl"

oi‘ .*\lll'.‘l‘llfllll trillzctis oi‘ (‘itin- rsc ancestry who IjUIZIRlPTPLI was

in the

Governor Farrinltiv" Sillli- ____ __, ‘, “ Fm‘ c-yce-cee» eo-e-ee-ea-e **“*"*»”” . ‘

(Canadian Press)

WASHINGTON.

Jan. 16-

Presldent Coolidge has decid- ed to call another Washington Arms Conference early In the

new

administration.

The

world wide tendency to Ill!" into competitive arming. II!"- ratlficntlon of some of tho

first Washington

conference

treaties, and America’!-

.pAm3, Jan. 1d .—Frnncs'a rqvgfiug [or 192B Will‘ IXOOQU her expendlture- by 84. francs (l1.315.6°°)- IWWWIVII ‘to a budget committee fore-

ont. _

wanna-stucco sitvn rs- male Flex to buy or be meted 0n shares ls agreed.

Write r.

‘Box 208 d!’ phone 811.

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population of territory, 66.647 isluiitis anti citizens, ntlvcrtlwtl to prcsitlti at ithe con-

o. p’. , pawn-u

inovoinciit “u-u-ity" ccnilerenotfitlint is lo be held on January 25, the inttcr body being under commun- ‘st itifiucnce. .

A. J. Cook. genieral secretary of llro blinenajr Oonfetieratlon, is

trzlziicc in tiucstioin‘.

mmoiiuu;imuo g

Flashed In At A Late Hour

00-0-0

MIDDLETON, N. s.. Jan. 1s 515,000, with m 020.000 l"- . surance was caused by a fire which dumplfllllY drum!" section of main business block here at an curb/Um" this morning.

LONDON, Jlll- 16.—0fflclal trade returns from Dublin Bank of‘ Csnaldxhnul, ‘fling l rte nto cu r In 1'34? with mm of 01.286.- oas of imports £21,861 of

AKIN?“ to Canada.

B»

BVDNEY, N. 8», Jan. 16. - Adrlln lend, .12, was bunnod to death-tin a fire which du- WOYIIPQHO homo of hie father

, Ales- lond at Orlnborry hour Sydney dlllnsl late last hill"-

i

,,.

issliiilli-

--hall them‘, A.

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA SATURDAY, JANUARY 1.7.1925

MAYOR OVER HALE CENTURY—— MARRIED FIFTY-EIGHT YEARS

| : i

i.

been the chief magistrate of that

since 1871. His him is his wife, Mayor and Mrs- nlvcrsary.

who is in her 75 th Rimer cclebrat ed

itlons whom tho cleavage has boon

lcrery quirrter tlhc committee rc-

-will be called for at once. Work will

171118611111

bro now scattered.

--—--—-—O

Walter Rlmcr of Brysiun, Qu cbc

constituents wll-I not lot

Beside year.

their. fifty-eighth wedding an-

|Deeply Moved by the Paticntllhivalry and g Unselfishness of the Methodist Church

(Special to the Guardian) "rotten/to, om..- Jam. 15. i-i This Executive of ‘the Union Com- mittee of the General Assembly of tho Pit sbybcrinu Church in Can- illiil met ini Confederation Lilc building to consider the present

F-iic illzrsltlitil: Provinces, Montreal and all parts of O-xz-tnrio- The lol-

lhe voting in cctnigregztltiou-s, the committee unanimously felt t-liut the whole situation was fraught with great encouragement. There have been local and isolated dis- appointments but there have been exceptional succcsises and on this whole theil: is conclusive evidence that ‘the aims of the United (ihirrch will be abundantly real- ized. A summary of the voting up to the press-nit reveals the na- tional character and outlook of the United -Church. Outside the province of Ontnirlo only 44 cou- KPEIZIUIIOIIB have volisd- non-concur- Wllfii‘. while in ‘the same territory I60 congregart-ions have tiecldied to cutter Union. The returns of vol.- ing for and against union throughq out the Dominion are 679 for Unioir, 155 against. lu congrega-

b is

so deep ‘that permanent healing its beyond ithe bounds ‘of hope, action; is already being taken» Wltib-' local conditions nrirst htl-tlmalcly’ govern the action of minorities with regard (to the ‘futuirc, from

ccivcd reports of unilotiiots minor- ities who were resolved, nit what- cver sacrifice, lo llbidl? by ‘their

lNlfllllii

iO'I"I‘.l\WA, Jan. 10——lPlans have been approved to enact a new Archbishop's Palace here which will cost albout 8700.000. Tenders hta prcibalbly start in the spring.

Provision will be made in thc fireproof cut-stone ibuild-inlg for n or archives department

the records of the diocese, which

\ - . r

_V_QL__1,_ No.12. “You Have to Go Some”

' W. 8. Abbott writes from Clementapert: "Kindly lhlp me . my usual Christmas pudding.

This ll the eleventh year I have ordered from you. l notice from your advortlecmonh that

l

youjnve-lmprovod the quality of. your Plum Judding. All I

it -» - I

convictions and enter in- offthe United Church. ‘lJ-c"

iru-pllo-n

lug church.

these ministers and people made ‘to realise palihy and unfailing their sister example of this came from a rural tiistrlct ivhere thi2 minister of the Methodist Church offered to share his home mud his salary with a

Presbyterian Minister who had been compelled , charge through atlveiise vote of Such examples offer promise of the tricb ilcliow- ship of the United Church. , ,“From all reports ill. was abund- m" i"? ilnmlfiil an-tly clear that the whole exper- nn-co of the Union movement IHUS vltalized the life of the church. Storicis iverro told to the commit- tee of loyalty and sacrifice which ' - bets-titled ‘to the fact that the vvry period has bound members in s. closer fellow- ship nnd deepened their purpose i to servo the United Church. From been seized with the vision of a

iliffl-culity

When a fine of against charge of speeding ‘in Pasadena.

the car Instead? for it."

The court thereupon remitted and fireproof steel vaults to ltousr $25 of the $33 flue.

clot:

‘lid-bits on the ‘llo of Evcrvbedi

‘Charlottetown. January 17th, 192s

tliniy hav; Prove r: in my opinion."

re-enacttl

inScotlantl.

church cratiied in cacrifice is n. l‘iv-. The executive was

spirit of Methodlstlsm never was m-otie signally manifested than in when our have been sym- generosity 0f

A typciai

d’; fflcult days ith active

church.

to leave h

congregation-

ot’ ibis

grout church united in a fellow- t Ila" The weight of cars‘ ship ot‘ faith rising to meet tho e Y- Wm be limited n“ 650 Fm” opportunity of a mew enterprl Q 5- Th" "we Wm be 0W" a

for lthe kiiizgtiom of God."

Speeder Offers . Gar for $33 Fine

PASADENA,

Cal... Jan. 16. $33 ws levl

George Urborn on

pleaded:

“Judge, won't you please take l paid only 840

Tongue i

FREE

have to uy lo that you cer- to go some to lm- .

__.__

It la the knowledge’, Moira product: an no highly ’ thougntpflay people with good , taste that spurs 6n to ever fue- thoifltrlumphl.

9-4. |..|

On New Year's Day,-

to t _ life The‘: will in Canada scones akin to the great days of ‘the dis- Ministers and people alike in whose veins run the blood of

Urborn dc- cltlcd the car was worth 88, so he paid up hind tlrovie May-

a.»

iiiiliill i ii/li N i

From Her Allies, says ‘ Churchill -'- France’s Paym-ents Condi- tional on German Integrity

(Special to the Guardian)

DON-DON, Jan, 10. ~The writ ten questions which EtienmfCleiti eulel, Fnench Finance Minister places before Winston Churchill British Chancellor of the EXChc- tlil-El‘, are so specific that it looks as if France meant business on the debt question.

The main. question has already been answered in anticipation by Churchill, who, in a House of (‘ooi- 5 monisi spew-rel: just before Christ- mas; said that Britain's claim to payment. from her allies not be allowed to depend on what‘. Germany paid. This may refer, however, to what Germany pays France. It has long been the French assertion that they would pay Britain» when Germany paid, them- France now asks whether payment from _G~ermany to Brit- ain on reparation accounlt- will be

deducted from British claims against France, in view of the British declarations that they

would. only claim from Britain's debtors what was needed to pay the United States. There is un- deniable plausibility lli the argu- ment that Franc-e should not have more to pay to Britain in conse- quence of a German default. 0n the other hand, Britain will re ceive nothing from Germany ex- copt when France is receiving very much more. because France received fifty {Arcs-ht a-gainst Britain's twenty percent and ac- ceptance of th-s French argument would mean France being credited with both her own share and time British share of German repar-i ations.

Ill

PllPlilliil

LONDON, Jan. 16—Dickens', or- ig-inllls continue to be ln great die- niand and make-as much money as they ever d-ld. At an auction iu-cently a copy of "Pickwick Papers" in t-he original parts vreai- Iced $3,500. ~

Mechanics Barred In 1925 Grand Prix

(Associated Press) ' PARIS, Jan. 16-4101" the first flhio in the history of automobile racing in Europe, no mechanic to tsit -with the vers in the Giraud Rrlx speed it which will take place at onthlcry, July 26 of hem year» The French Automobile Club ’ mado public the regulations =- erniiig tho race and thry pro- ds that although the car must l; two scans side ‘by side. the

er will be alone on board.

Only constructors ‘of the na- tjg lnviiotl- will be allowed to

El

l8 c

i‘i

(Ii ism-e nt‘ 1,000 kilometers, or 80 tin ~arountl the course. ' ' -. winner will draw down 150,-

so, i

0 ancs, while 50,000 will go to tli ecoiiti and 20,000 to the tlil

'._-i-iO}——~~i

ed a

.‘ k of England i Build New Home

‘t. (Associated Frau)

l1 ON, Jan. 16. -—Work of (i911! hing the building of the Ban t’ England, which have ex- istct - 230 yeans as lady Y Threadhléedie Street." to milk i ay for the construction. exiw , to tako llrom five to ton W11‘- f modern- accommodations for t unit. has begun and, lt is expo a start on the new fflllllll as will be made earlyin Ja-nu

Th

w buildings will extend "IP90 rles below the street Mid l! shove, rising to a height 100 ' , the two top stonles be- fle ck from-the street. -. of the structure, how- be seen from the street ll be built behind the wall which will bere- t, libe buildings will frame construction 9 facing. bemntsken in the the plane to preserve be old feature! of the compatible with-mod- onom- It

old ba tallied- be~of s with-a

cm

drawing as- many bnik as CHI." N01! decided t ‘loll

could ‘

‘He who gets slapped, Wilkinson, “and I

1. ing distributed to peasants who are

the "old ',

southerly ivlntls. rain, colder again Sunday.

at

tlssflrlt floor. Jury 17th. at

MAXIMS

Milfiii iiitiivt Pli-

VETERAN CARDINAL

Cardinal Begin celebrated his eighty-fifth birthday January 10th, and is now planning to journey to Rome to assist at some ilf the cere- monies in connection with Holy Year at St. Peter's and at the beatlfication of the missionaries martyred in Can- ada by the Indians, to whom they had come to teach Chris- tianity-

(Canadian Press)

( LONDON, Jan. 16--“Nonsense," was the terse comment of Miss E1-

ecent criticism of Ramsay Mac-

sittta-tion arising out of -i:he voting will leave the old churches they ""’_<"’“_—‘ 001131!‘ ‘M’ MTS- Ethel S“"‘vde“ i“ fl throughout the tioxtrinitm. ltep- helped to build, and for conscience speech at lllontrezil. "Theresa a rt-actttatiros ivcro present from sake go out and begin anew. A film rtinnlng in London entitltd,

said Miss would christeu

lllvfilll.’ Filbert and s-tzrrentcnt was deeply luovuti by new ‘testinion- Ethel Smwden a woman who 1,;- i . . ,.» . ‘.- , ‘ , . '1 ts laipping. lwould say to the by [m Lommmiee this Leslflghhlzazspfltlggttiihtivdlrillisxbdli: P 3.3.8.15 of Qanatla whom MP8.

111 Pfiviflvl-n‘: the progress of Cihuirch. It believes that the (Anoclaled N") Suowden is addressing, that Ethel

doesn't represent any body 0f m“

snized Labor in this country."

iililiii FIiIiIIINE‘

DUBUIN, Jun. 16—~—0Wlllg to the

intense distress in West Ireland. meals are being provided in the schools for, 18.000 children InIKerry

onneamra and Donegpl. Six thousands tons of coal and (700 tons of railroad ties are be-

mless because they are ullilibll? l0

get tho turf which is their regular cl.

This, with the [allure of the pota-

to crop, followed by tht- great floods has resulted preaching Illilllillt.‘ in scvi-ral (lis- trlcls.

in a trontlltion ap-

The Weather, Etc.

FuNbN THING How \(out2 HEAD can BE ALL. STOPPED UP. BUT Vouiz NoSE KEEPS‘- - ‘\. Rio-HTOH , Roomma-

b