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THE CHARLO'I"I‘_E'I‘UWN GUARDIAN

WBMEN ARE BllMPETENT . TUBEBUME PREABHERS

Deanlnge Takes Up Gudgels for Women Being AdmittedTo Holy Orders in Ang- v lican Church. , -

(Canadian Press.) accounts for the extraordinary ten- LONDON- ADril 27.—Women are acity of religious institutions. and thoroughly Competent to do all the also for their unique power for W0"! ihﬂt the 018ml! d0. Whether in iblocking progress. They would con- preaching or visiting or giving spir- |servc everything. good and bad alike. itual counsel, declares Dean Inge. ‘and they have kept several civiliza- of St. Paul's Cathedral, in_ the Ev- ltions bound in letters, slaves of enlng Standard. when he reviews n senseless taboos. But thers lsamore work by Canon Raven on “Women particular reason, Dean Inge con- and Holy Orders.” In ‘almost every tinues, why this reform would meet Walk _0f life, continues Dean Inge. with the severest opposition. It the disabilities of the sex have been: would be n ﬁnal bar to reunion with removed because they; have,,_l;ee1i the Roman Catholic Church. There hroved to be absurd. Théchurch is a large party in the Anglican alone adheres to antiquated- preju- communion who are not disillusion- dices. and cripples its efficiency by cci by a long series of almost brutal 5° dilihg- ~ ' rebuffs. and. who still cherish the The typical church an willadmit idea that the Vatican may some no changes if he can elp it. This dny recognize Anglican orders. Q

Big Brother y H Vibration Is Movement Success ‘ injuring Oxford I In Australia University Buildings

PIONEER OF MOVEMENT IN (CAN. PRESS) COMMONWEALTH, RIlCHARD LONDON, April 22 Vibmlion dim. LINTQN, IN LONDON INTER~ in motor tlziflllr. isl is ll'i¥l)0'l’l6(l‘ llS‘ VIEWING AUTHORITIES |i‘Il(li||li.',lP'l'llli.{ Oxiforil Lluivi-rsiil . ‘ lillllllilllli“, iuoliidliiir, lhv lloll-ll-liiu| YIONDQN- NPR“. ‘l7 (BY Till‘! iiililwuiv. uml lh-a- Slieldonitrn 'l‘h.--§ (lANAlm-ANI PRESS) QRiPhiI-Fil Muir. ll. is stall-ll lhzil. (‘NIPKH have Linton, n. hell-red mwrl-.|i:i|il or Mel “pp... -..| m‘ mmmy lyklxulkﬂ- h, m, livurnv, Auslrzhliu, who wélh his 1,~,.1,.,-y.,.,..w l.y.,y..ln_ly_ Pkl“'&l>({ uygu». "l" arrived liu IAHWIOH 1'e<~<'>l\l-ly. is r(~il_ who is h lhlollier wt‘ llu- Presi- ult-x (ﬂlilllloi- of "'rl]l\ Rig lmuhhr (Wm m. N]Glg(l('l‘.“‘ Cdnagel Sh. “H, 'M"“"3'""'"'" ‘m Allsllmﬂdlli‘? Th" burl Warren. and is lhzi-iilvl-llllel" ‘lll'.I1V‘P'lIll‘lll is now on at ‘firm lnol |.,,_-_|,,,v..i|,1,. |-.,~,,- "uh-h .r<*|):|.i|l' work ul m.“ m“! “"5 mwwd "M" V"l""‘ "ll llro mllvges, said: “'l‘lu- lilllltl-llliii‘ alvtenvuiw~ m‘ lm)‘ ﬁmnulgtluuls. l N, wvryiyiynv ‘n._,",,l;1il,.g 1‘i_|0"|’uhp Nlrlelyolglil [IFIPV-‘lll. of lln- vihrﬂllym. 1m 1 d‘, “M. mink “my lildiﬂi who have sellled "(IOWH llllilvl‘ M. the," “H, i“ lmpyuer‘ 1 \‘-()\l1d MM the oare ol‘ ‘tlu- lliy, Brollix~|us zu-v mmm“ ,".y,_.u,1¢ by “lying lliril. no léiltllllrlllkt-‘iilli’. as lo their future. Fm,“ hay}, uppehm-e,_|_ hjgwgvill‘, ltarecrs on tlw liuul and illJv tlF" Hi.“ is uenlmiulv 1,1,,» that much. lei-mined loslivk to it. ‘Mr. inn m. m“ Mm.» usmi ‘has dwaygqyg ton pays. Duhliqr ‘his slay her‘. ' he is confcl ring with the Lmiilni-l

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rommliltlon of ilm niovemieiil. on; i

‘ﬁll?’ .f.‘.éi‘.‘f'““i’.‘.l‘.lf‘l;i.'.i.. ilififl‘ lfffﬁ lFemale Shakespeare "all. lo Auslraliu. illlll llll‘.~il' llf|\"’ ' ' ‘ _ ’ i Future Possibility

lwehl mrl lillll lookml influx: by Ill -|

llig lh-olhehs llmwh iii-uni lhh; _ mnmmonwilrallifs. leiulliilg citizens.‘ ‘Canadian pips,“ a M1‘. lJlll-lli)“ says: “Phvwh lil'l'-‘ ' XJONDON‘ Am.“ Qqﬁhord Birken-

110w settled llm boys in Viwlorih. new has been ggmmentltlg at thﬁ l3? in New ‘South moles. llllll lllll ‘Auuwrs- Club on the fewness of W0-

tin ‘Soulh. Auslraillin- Sllll‘? lll"y may, among writers of genius. say-S nlzxrive-il llhvy’ hurl- fillvll <Illl Rupert Lyncl. literary Edit!!!’ 9f the llrl-mlqnilouislgv. ‘Flrvy pow ypnrlr, Daily News and Westminster Guz- meu already in ‘aim- uhd w-iirlil. ct, . Mr. Lynd quilies Lmd 3m“ nihl se-rlsr. '|llu! hmhilioii of mosl eﬁoud as having said} "Therehavﬁ 0i’ them lis to (‘ﬁill.illll'l.'ill"il. holm- iii‘ l many Women Writers oi great

nor lhoir piilheiils trml lo izr-l lzunl idlﬁlinetlen ill this Cﬂllblifyltglliltilglrgt

for themselves." iIWﬂhY W33’ “Qmpamble llli~'[11rr(:illl$ ilm |.|i|'il'l m" - 1h.- |writers of distinction,“ and thenfproy

boys 5W1‘. iiinloh says lllill will ‘coeds to prove the contrary rqm

boys in Viclolﬁiu haul saved dur» m“ 0w“ 90m? Otlvlew’

inl-r mix nmrllllisi am ..nveiviitt\ or i-li igyggagagléh-Lhat Lord Birkem

H“ 2 ihﬂlnngﬂ’ mm 1H boys ‘hi’: Ihead should have chosen literature

i-m: 1.. month: auh nverztge of ..- y“ the sphere m which m emphasm,‘

llm l0 shillings. On? hoy. \Vll() Lme mequnmy of the 50mm for i‘; is went. out. iih Delccnilil~1-_ i925, hull in ntemnwe that the genius of wry. 156 lbs ‘in the hunk and haul m- men has ‘whieved its greates‘ u.i_| shred his ‘lifh l‘“.|' 50o lbs. in son!" ‘lmphsv In Engush fiction women Ulises the boys scnl. their savings ‘writers have ceygagniy come near to their parenls- ‘challenging the supremacy oi‘ the

“The Bil! BPOUIWH have wlﬂllll llll ‘male. Jane Austen and the Brontes lo all their pilomises, and they have no rivals among men writers. often llrpvel hundreds oi‘ miles in ’ns Dickens and Scott have n0 rivﬂlﬁ SOQ1lll0ll'(‘ll12l'l‘ﬁ‘(‘i3_ l hm looking l"-r- among Wemﬂﬂ Wfliers- , A “S” {If ward 1o meeting many oi‘ Llw vEnglish novelists of geniius loft tcc pilrcnlii- ilurlirg mo‘ slay. l ilill sails. y nineteenth century W011 d. an Y tied Illml. vlTllt‘ liliilisli hoy, who 0011mm n10“ wmnens nffmfs than lllcos adventure. has the lsillll" i" 115i °I Pelfsm“ of gem‘? dm £01,)‘;

,. _ , ..ii.~ i," 0...}, i,‘ other vocation. In Eng an . spliil. as Alisha-as p. le . w in an other coumw the w°_ only wauls iloizcloiiliilxi" .\i r. liihirm m-fllg wrlteryof genius h“ fiouﬂshecy SW1” This is probably due largely to the

Mm‘ Lin?“ ,. Puritlmism which freed women to Victohla binte pirrlimuirl- some extent from the tyranny of Women may not have been

is u. member m‘ lhv

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.. , - . ti l rl free in gland in the Gaudet Brothers Fl" (‘hlldren S "is ';;:..“:.:.i..

_ _ ‘ ' Mﬁthers USQ England than intany other iozilltikrcix".

"'. ' - ' - - - 9 Tl 2 very conven ions agains

Charlottetown’ P‘ E‘ I‘ “Nervlhne, thl: modern world is in revolt were

_ ~ ‘ s“-- only a minor ty/anny which set wo-

' Q Pain and sudden sickness are apt inch free from a major tyranny. It

to come upon us at any time. Safety, is iii a fairly conventional world that

\ lies in having always handy on the‘ (he sex s can be equal. - shelf a reliable pain relief like good "Many people deny that Such mi l “Am Nmvlnq H‘ W n , old Nervlline. For nearly half ifi. cen- gqualilty his; so}; i?1I;tBViell\ >7"- ‘- l ‘1 '1 5 ' tury Nerviline has been a umi y c nc uovn . ‘

Report manila-rs and five wislilnrs met hi. Jr- Smnd_by' and “lost “yomers ha“. u“. 3,113,“; lscqtencis {#18 Slllpgl-gor- 7 ' ' tho homo. m‘ ‘illrs. Jo». A. lilac» ' ' -*' come to rely upon it in case of ity of l. r ma e o tie emae is an women s In§tltute§ lmmhm‘ “an will was Luiswleuleil hy colds, Sol-e throat. tight chest, eternal fact oi nature. _Nature.how- Of P. ' E, l. "riddles". A radium-o. oi‘ tho mvcl i __- sprains, cramps. nausea. and sudden Her. Phlyﬁ Odd irmks "1 the dlsllrl"

' ' .i|-.g"wn.-.~ two vocal solos given by (can; Pram) attacks of sickness at the stomach. butlon of her gifts, lavishing genius

botanic/m. lllllfvﬁ "pledged $100. 00,1. wanls tho“ lmlldiying of a. how

oanltoriiim an n. miﬁviiiumi ‘Seventeen- .mgm|m|j,w hmul

met nl. ilho harms lonylllrrs. Lin. Allltll- The» mc-cvlilr-g. .. orient-ii" in ‘llF-umuil way. A papal‘ was Nlilil mi lnaih-riiul

inonlltlitly. Thlosnoxl. moi-hi

bﬁiliﬁlll at lliiio homo oi‘ ‘Mt-s. ll. (7. , .

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M!» lrhsli . non and m l," tmgﬁno°imhm°iit mi?» ‘m’ “‘° °""‘"‘"' Tyrrell, wile of Sir William Tyrrell, “'5- ~ ﬁihlollgl" once. there has a marked 1m» gazing-m PMNCE yvlgoAwv-gweede: 14:11! lfrewe u Brit-- bu", ., poddon t an movement lately; and it ll hoped; - ‘ B m H888 0i‘ l1 ﬂﬂﬂ- 500011108

lscoffdm 5% " . \ over m look that the encouragement now being’ 5...”, 9.1.. Lima/dim the chateiaine at the beautiful Brit-

. h’ y r 4 l; ~ ,. ‘f, gfm your Elven W!" 1'68"" 111 (h! county fOﬂl-l ,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,_ ‘ish Embassy inothleague St. Hui-ore

. ' * f ' m“, ment being very largely recruited lfy‘ _ in succession y Crewe. she " v UH‘ N“ ' i i" Hampshire men. u " will Edd w the literary dignity of

‘Ali's. ‘It, ll. 'i\ltfl‘ll,i'i‘., Tho next moot “m; h, qr, b», [will mi. lllllli hohm ol’

amount. MlWiLMQtVlOII MlthDfHllltliL, . ¢~ 2:90gay-r‘:cﬁaxfaciegistlggoaanyhiéeccigigt K831i‘! ﬁsxdwfggat 35 Con“ my {Hymns for me appearance o! genius ‘I’ vmml dltions of today when the parents drugglsts I i i i l“ l‘ lmltlcumr age‘ but “m” is n" 514M153" ‘l ' . ' ' ' explanation of the birth oi aShnk-

‘ and friend“ or young soldiers m“ ~ —-—— cspeare or u Dickens except a mir-

Wlu-n traveling. take n, little can- dle along aiid seal with its wax all

_ _ lowing terms:- 2:355umaoggigfar“lrginléuler ‘lime? Thomas Atkins. Junior.

ng in in

Receptlon-Tea-Music. n.s.v.P.-,Egu. Sgt-Major.

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gather

' wMﬂlhIiktlij. '

coupon. Ap u 21.4.1, a long cry from the rough and tumble of

open their momlng post: to ﬂnd a polite invitation couched in the fol-

"At Home" to Parents and Friends. 3-’! p.m.<

This interesting experiment has‘ been inaugurated recently at the De-‘ pot. the Hampshire Regiment. Winchester, where the commanding olllcer. Major Mills. has sanctioned a scheme for quarterly visiting days for the parents and friends oi re-g ,. cruits in training at the Depot. The invitation is also extended ho people in the country contemplating put-l ting their boys into the county i-e-l gimeiit. so that they may see the actual conditions under which the ﬁrst stage o! a soldier's lilo iaspentu

"The Hampshire Regiment have‘ in the post been justly proud oi the‘ high p-i-centoge oi Hampshire men? , who have Joined the colors under; the badge o! their county regiment

Containing 58 ports held in-

with l9 screws, an electric ~ iinotor but ores lihlird oi an inch high l has been, made ‘by o Nebmnliol

Oll/Ollt‘ age rather than on another. and on one nation rather than im~ The theorists may find rea-

For internal or external pains. diarrhoea. cramps. colic. Norviline is gold in evcryﬂlihﬁi-

‘aculous one. It is possible that na- ‘turo has in store other miracles as great us these. and that within the next few centuries a female Shake- speare or u female Dickens will be born. y Perhaps. however. it is absurd to- "qnvak of one sex even now as su-I pcrior to the other in literary ge- nius. Jane Austen is as far above the ordinary male writer as Thack- eray is above the ordinary woman writer. All we can be sure o! is that in the literature ‘of the past the male sex has had most of the hick.

‘Lady Tyrroll . Writing History

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JUST COMPARE _w&ll, mo. wire. with one or two twill-B in each mesh-in Iact the ordinary fox netting - Against-

PRINCE EDWARD BRAND min hnvily galvaniz- ed before and otter, \ weaving, each twist an immovable joint-ever! Illﬂl six times stroll!"

- (Canadian Press.) l LONDON. April 26.- When Lady

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our "diplomatic ladies." says a writer in ‘a London paper.‘ Lady Tyrrell is a keen student of history and has been busy for some time now in writing a. world history for chil-

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