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UTITI FEILIIWS SICNAIIY A IIIINUR I]. NICHIIISITN, M.P.

Who is Ifresented with Au II0n0tabIe Veterans Jewel in Recognitions‘. Hts Fifty Years of Continuous MClllTlCfSIllp in the 0mg;

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Odd Fellows’ Hall. this city, was the scene of u notable and 1118111013"

Past. Grand Donald Nicholson. M. P“ was presented with an Honor-

uble Veterans Jewel in honor of

lishcd Plymouth Western Daily Mercury’ with the Western Morning News, wlbicli Sir Leicester Harms- worth. brother of Lord Norifliclziiffe, acquired. The Mercury frankly an-

os had forced the proprietors m give up a half century tight against its rival. At a recent meeting of Xiwhmper proprietors to consider a 0181111 for hlsiher salaries by the Newspaper Writers’ Union, (19615. ‘ion was taken, it ls understood, to ‘jsuspend Publication for at least six ‘weeks if the demands were insisted upon. Some Sunday papers also are threatening to close down if [hair mechanical staffs do not agree to moderate wages for Saturday night work.

I TT' Late W. W. Clark

Abundant testimony to the high

his fifty years of continuous mem- bership in the Order.

| There was a largo atttendence of Odd Fellows and Rebeknhs pre-

‘sent as well as indies and gentle- men not belonging to the Order.

The Grand Secretary. Mr. J. J.

able function last evening when‘

IIIB Lfldso prospered under your guidance.

I" Ilflllflrlllu you tonight. we do 5° "I" "My us an Odd Fellow, but I!“ i! llfflsrtwsslvc citizen and a. suc- cessful business mun. We recall [but you were for u‘ number of yours o. vnlucd member of the City Council and that it ivas through your initiative tllut the Park Road- wuy was started and pushed to completion. This work will ever he

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ABTIIIIINE AIIITIISATIIIN AGAINST TIIT JAPANESE

They Are Said to Have Murderetl Over 3,- 000 Koreans and Burned Dwellings, Churches and Schools to Blot Out Inde- pendence Move. ;

(S eclal to The Guard an. . ' ->' t “shutters... .....,..'...‘ .._ S$‘.“’l‘.§°;;‘..‘i;l‘l‘§§‘i§lf;l "iififtl Jllilnneso soldiers were accused of “ sews. 31 school buildings and-ten widespread destruction orf life atnd churches burned. More than 15000 Drvliefly‘ in Chientoa. during last Japanese soldiers were sent to October and November. in a state- Chlnmtoa last October under Qfdgn; meutt issued here today by the Kor- to blot out the independence move- :n.%""'.'t.ii*“..tmittens" “t; can. "W

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Greek Army Stall Has Left for Turkish Bor tier Where Turks Have Consolidated Their Position. Fight Momentarily Ex- pecteti.

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(Special to The Guardian) matlonatlist leader, oiusmphs Ks- mtd, was in dircvt tatturulwnd. Tin- SMXTILNA, February ‘Zr-Warfare flgilting which "was expected to on a lbig scale was predicted when Itogln momentarily was suppost-Il tit-e Grcelt army staff left today for lu have a Insuring; on the ‘final tits- tlla Turkish front. Tbt- Turks werefposition of the reported to have solidified their which gave nlucll Turkish lsnd Y" lines teztst 0f Brcttsau uulerc thclthc Greeks.

IENTIN PASTORAL

0i His Lordship Btshop 07Lealy Delivered in St Dunstatfs Ifathl-drai on Sunday and In ih» Various Catholic}hlrtbtsflgoi the Iliocete.

Following is the Lenten Pastoral lie rnisctl us fur ubove the plane of delivered by His Imrtlship llislml» our very nature and gratuitousl) O'Leary at the 11 o'clock Scrvict: nnulc us heirs of His kingdom o1 in St. Dunstaifs Cathedral. heaven. but whr-u we. by mlam‘: on Sundnyt- ltnull of disobedience- inst this sup- I(*“llilIlll‘1lI rirhi and will the» utlor Q,“- Divme saviour when askm abh- Sun of (lotl in pity tor uur lor- whlch was m9 g.~p;-l,.-5; Cumnmnq . lorn t-ontliv-iuu cums upon earth am! merit given b)‘ (lntl to tnau. replied III IIIII‘ IIIII-"J "I IIII‘ mm"- PWCIDU“ ‘.Thou shalt love the Lord, tby (lull IIIIIITII *‘II“II IIPIm III" ""55 F9901?“ -wltl\ thy ivbcle heart and with I" "5 IIIQ IIIVIIT "I G011 and EIPWPII tby whole soul and with thy whole IIYIIIII "I" I‘*'II*"-"'"II I0"? ‘m4 117790

(slWfliI 10 Th! Qlllfdllfl) concern with its post, present and MOhTRBAtL. February T.—-\AII'DPOIDPIDIG future calming capacity

{ole causednnother temporary lm- of the while system. Ian this Sir passe this morning in the work of Thomas White. representing the

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very few words i-lc summed up Ihv Nor-ll we insist dearly beloved basis and iountlutinn ‘AS well us tho upon tho vc-ry cxmxss ui‘ ltutniiialiou complete fulfillment. 0i all the mm- and snffrrinu lfr u hlrh in ills luv:- mnntlnncnu-l. “Love ihcrvvinru. is tlto for us Our luvim- itodwtnvv submit

the Grand Trunk Arbitration Cour Jwvermucnt. concurred even more mission ovltqnl it met to hear a (TGWBXDPTNLLICIITIY than the chairman.

cislon as to whether the evidence in equally emphatic tormfl, lion. of Mr. Vaughan. am, expert ongin-lvilliztm Howard Tmft, the féyfeg. sex‘. regarding the actual physlclal enta-tive of the Courpanry. dissented

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Weytmouth and Richmond street, at 2.30 for 8t. Paul's Church where

the burial service of the church of England was carried out. the rector. Rev. H. T. Raymond. of- ficiating, the choir rendering the

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vocal portion of the service very effectively. The hymns sung were. Husih, Blessed are the Dead." “Now the Laborer-‘s Task is 0‘er," and "Forever With The lard". The funeral was headed by the mamb- ere of the Fire Department, with Bone of (England. Knights of Pythins and Free Masons follow- ing. The members of the fity Council were also prim!" I111 11 body among the mourners. The honorary pull bolu-crs were: Mr. Justice Hnszard. Mr. H. W. Longiworth, Mr. (I. W. Wlskeford. Mr. Percy Pope. Mr. Arlfltur A. Allie-y and Mr; Frank R. Heartz. The active pail bearers were selected from the meiufbgyshfp of the various 800MH- es to which deceased boionzed 118 follows: Free Masons-Mr. Howard Dinwwell. Mr. Walter Grunt; Knights of Pythisltc-Lln‘. P. A. Fmouhnmon and Mr. Dior: S0"! of Enqlmdm-r. Howard ward and Mr. S. J. ‘Whitiock. lnterlnonl W11! made in tine Peoples’ Cemetery where the lost woo-dc of the (lluu-c‘: of England hirlnl services were

. ’ Iby Mr. C. Rand and the Tammie service was also carried mil.

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‘OM-USHER WANTE~D.~—SALES' men. a. self wtspectiuw selenium whose ambition is beyond his

present occupation mllzht find name congenial envplcytitent with he mil mt the some time double his ‘income. We require s mu of dlosn character. sowed in mlM 1nd of Utmmt peflnnnllity who Id epnrecisfe a life posi-

tion with n fut Irwin: ewes" whwc industry would be ve- wertleti with for elbows 11a‘?! nrninu: marveled men pre rr- ed. Apply in Mr. A. W. Weir. eedond

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McKirmon presided, and on Dc- imlf of St. Lawrence Lodge bid the visitors a hearty welcome and stated the object of the gathering explaining that on the 29th of lust

' I tnontili Bro. Nicholson bad complet- ‘ " cd his fiftieth year of continuouspmliumenl, mus ghuwlqg the high

‘membership. This jewel it was

_ 1 pointed out is‘ tho third to be ; presented in the lllaritinls Provi:t-,uved and carries m; business.

Q95, me others going to Springhili 31d Westvillc. Ho spoke in euloglstic terms of l\lr. Nicholson as a citi- ‘zen and statesman and hoped he would long be spared to wear the jewel with credit to himself. and honor to the Lodge.

Tlte following address was then rand by the Recording Secretary-w Bro. Howatt:

Dear Sir and Brother;-

lt is with the est pleasure 11nd

great- tho

meanest pride that the members of

St. LQWTQXW-B. Lodlle. NO- 3o "I III" independent Order of Odd Fellows greet you tonight upon ybill‘ 00m pletion of fifty years of contInl-lmlfi mgmborshlp in our Fraternity. It is s privilege that is only filthy“! by an exceedingly limited number- to celebrate the Golden Anniver- sary ofndmlttancs to our Order. and we congratulate you on the oc~ csslon and esteem it as ‘a RISIWI

I. mnr that you have held your mcm sership in our Lodge for such n

long period. We hail you as one of our pioneers. Our Lodge was in- stituted on the 13th October 186i). and on the 29th January i871. Y0" became a member, and through-- out the years alnco then you have nubly upheld the principles sot forth in our Ritual, and at all times our Brothers could look to you as u Brother and e. Friend.

We are taught that to be Odd Fellows we must act like honest men. and that wo cannot bacilli"! Odd Fellows in spirit and in truth unless we are grateful to our Cree- torr, faithful to our Country. end fraternal to our fellow men. and in all these respects you have lived up to your obligations; 1'

n1 gm‘ Ledge your fidelity to duty was recognized by your elec- tlon as Noble Grand on the first s: July, test, and your promotion to a Put Grand on the 1st Jlnuuy. 1887. end our records show that

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MR. DONALD NICICIPWUSON. '

, _-.h_.__..___-_---- n soul-w -t' joy" and pleasure to our pcopb-

Your rttztivitios have not been con- Hllnvl to our island Province, for u" y . gqwrifesslvo occasions you

‘have been elected as n. tuember of

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jrcgard in which you are held by {the people nmong whom you have

In presenting you with this 50- ,year Veteran Jewel. We 98k YOU l0 Iaccept it as an expression of our Ideopest respect. it is our earnest -ll0pe that the passing years will Icontlnue to deal gently with you. land thut in the eventide of life you will enjoy the satisfaction and com- lfort that follows s. well-spent and Iuscful life. I Fratcrnally submitted in Friend- ship, Love and Truth. Bro. McKinnon then pinned the lcwel on Bro. Nicholson's breast. amid rapturous applause.

MR. NIOHOLSOWS‘ REPLY

Mr. Nicholson arose and after he applause bad subsided, replied Is followsz- '

Noble Grand Sisters and Brothers:

Seldom ba-s it fallen to the lot of any msn in our Province to be honored in any society as l am hon- m-d toniglltt

W-hcn l had arrived st mv twen- ty-ilitli your of membership in the

“and it may in truth be said to be a me 0mm. side b,“ the mm Odd , heart. and with thy whole soul and;

fulfilling 0i‘ the law." says Si. Paul tvrl Ilimst-lli‘ Tin- smvy of Iiethlc (Rum. Xlll. ltl.) nntl by lnvt» llu- hem Nnvuvcth. tfitlvzirjv. is too tlcou tic nut-nus the turniut: ni our Ty imlvr-vlalt-tl in run" hr-arts lo ncc-i

vnlnc of the -property of the Gmnd fmm the views of his colleagues 'l‘hruxilk ‘with ltsi production value tfipressing the opinion that a know- I s ou-d 1o zulnlticd Ias evidence. o of tho nctunl - "DOS The conumission differed polnfedly (lsgggfg of [he whme STyILTILIQHGIQLhZ heart and ullnrl i0 Gml in low- lllm lopvulinu tint we may learn how regarding this. ‘The chairman, Sir running cottccrn with the trust, or “W! ‘u servo llim, anti in l\.\\t.- out ruuvb lw I'!\*"\T us. "For God so lov Walter Oalssels gave his judgment reproducing it was essential to the neighbor for the sake. of Cviltl nl tlw \\'t>rltl z-s m nive His only that suc evidence was irrelevant svork of the commission in finding Thus we tinl. dearly beloved. that hcunrwn Ron" (John l6.) The u-mi shotid not be admitted because out what should be the finding 3-5 the love WIlIlCh we are conunandcd whole tlhsprl ntvrmtlve of His life they Wfleblloltlglltlng I/oldecide the go tale actual value to be allowed to have igornGog is not. ottlyt tht; nuefrrvintirvtlntw swirl; of lrafc. scrap or are ones va. ue o e y e government for the m- source o a t a is supernu urn to n m s mvp m‘ vOl, or ~. property or its reproduction cost fan-ed and common stock ofpthe in what We may do to serve TTlfIl, poor orrm! rrrztillr". The history of but its broad value as a going Grand Trunk taken over e-n bloc. but is also the very goal or oml m tho fountlm: o? TITS Church its ti.-

EANADA NQT- WQT}, fiynvgm _" ll’??? ‘$351321’.- TSN $3.32‘? Alibi? IIIIITI-TFIFIIEI IIITTLTIL. fI§I'"°°l‘$I§I-'l;. ‘.1’; OVER FORDNEY BILL:

[tiun in m9 next, I-nzos. tho lns-tilptitan of the San-m (Special to The Guardian)

HAMiLTON’, Feb. ‘t-xsttmstttglmm, Assodmou m, 88mm“ a, that if the Foi-dney Bill becomes term-Mm and ma; they need no,‘ operative in the United States the worry as agvflcunura] interests in Federal (love-rnment will retail-late (janmja w“; be adequumw 9mm“. in kind. Hon. Dr. F. S. Tolmie,,ed_

Dominion Minister of AgrlcultureI

vince of ‘Prince Edward lslandqlimvs with respect to the riiuall of They nil syrubollze tho three linksmldfellowship are.—~the covenant or Fr3temlly,—Fl‘l6lJdBlllD, Love of Friendship and Faith; the law of and Truth,e.nd during the fifty years Brotherly Love; the guide for the l have been an Oddfellow, l can lourney of life; systems, knowledge truly say. and in this I speak with and nations pass away, but Love en st least some degree oi‘ auhhority.—- Flores: Charity never faileth; the that I, toe, have passed through the characters of David and Jonathan. chair and l knorw that ‘he three 1nd the unselfish chsrltv by fhe links are actusly entblematical of Good Samaritan; the faithfulness Oddfellowshlp. of the patrisrchs in ‘he Old Testa-

_ ment, are all cerium-ended in our rit - »» , .

' m‘ t . "i l tion. wherein men of different tie-Inga‘, txiggi is Grlégeas‘ gzatéifwllzigf

nominations and sects of religion |“,,.ve,. and Uonefacmr o,- me h" _

"ould meet on a common platformi . and unite together for service madman famm’ and at me same time“

d . benefit to mankind. The great 0r~ 1135531553, s? lgfgfhgg g5"? III" °I m“ I- 0- 0- F- extendsIlei to our lovt- and syznpafhv r.mi-i throughout the civilized world. itslme dhanges and the hardsifips of membership is amongst the thou-mu, various “vet “Let bmumqy we should movc by maltlnz our love- ’ _ T sands and tens of thousands and “we conunue» h, the 593mm,; auditor God. the matter of a pieccptl TEMI IVRATL R hundreds of thousands. its chorlt- mlodmm 0,1,, ma, we 8mg The L9 and s. command. “Thou shalt. lore,‘ 1WD]; 1100K. E11‘ able dlspensstlons cover the Rlobefvlte and the Priest may puss bv m; the Lord thy God with iby wlmlu -

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f 0d for n5 i5 the bemnnin: null stored or incr-wsetl in our henna n of‘ nll thlnrzs spn-Ituul, and :13 and l-mflrlztllv M‘ lhr» Most Blossrti the temporal is but u tilt-ans to the Iiucllnrhi in which lie cmnes to gph-ffufl‘ 11mg g0 IQYQ (:04 jq 1m- tlwnll with int-n uml in become one mun the beginning uml end of nll with Iht-nl In 1m- lmllll! bonds or‘ thinizs I11 s-nrth and heaven.

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told the members of the Agricul-

Illnly, (‘mnmunit-II, thv glvlnz tn us-

Even from his creation man was n1‘ ills Blcsswl .\Ir\iIlv-l' in he on» destined to love (lnd. with all his f>\i’“-~IlII-=l-II. II‘~'II“.\' lN-lovt-tl cry out strength. null lllounh almost from to us in acct-n .- that should ow the some moment he fullvtl rr. cor - Pvun to thr- mosl ltnrltwcll lvr-n respond i0 (Tod's tlcsicn his soul nv~ that Jesus lovml us. yt-s. lovctl u!‘ fir. er seeks m find the only object m," only n God could Iuvg- us. nurl ibut shall satisfy its KIr-sirvs and rive l0 TIP W‘! flmhlur Iuulon“ that even rt 1g the happqness [m- wmc 1m Iongs‘ God coultl rlo m win the affection of Deceit-ed 1n “mm- [b11135 “my “w. the creature xvho bad turned. and ious ways it. sea-its ii-s Imppilles; in still films. from Him in the mm"! other thlntzs only to bind that their unaccountable and most unreason- glittering beauty has turned tn tlustJi-blt‘ whine-v» and indifference of and ashes and it is forced onward 116M!- on its search striving to content the‘ Alfli dearly beloved. it is not cu very call of nature for the only BGqI-he EH16 0f G0’! I713’ We "H19? auto"- ing that may ggiiage its let-s The that love e. . The truth is onlg soul finds the object of its love in ‘on Kullnflbli evident. it is on m» what ls good and beautiful. and on- FIFIG 0T mm i113’ IIW fflIliiri‘ TIM ly in the essential and infinite llettuflVo acknowledge that God has lov ¢y of its cl-mmr can it r955 ,1; lwvled us with an infinite love, that il- ing reached an object which snslthos done eve‘ than»? rc-ssibls H meet all its deslrtw but because wolf-HI“ 0111‘ 50111 J1 099D H WM‘ THY? unfortunately so often deceive our-l -— r -- selves and continually wander from‘ the true object of our love. tied, in: His mercy. ltns given our hoitrt anti.

mind the proper direction in whicitgTflE ‘QYEATHER

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bolpmaio of Christianity and a feno“ remembermg ‘he Rood Sam. with thy whole mind." mild I0 "II "I"! WWIIB- “m? I" 'II°Iarltan. stoops down to lift the full- GYQM RQPUIPIIQ 1Q I319 90""! °I ‘I9 en brother and extend his hand, our very being but also in vlriuc ofI High m“, ,~m_._ ,,,_ mm‘: 1, n H clone, in every State there ore-and he“, mm when he is h, need mo command n; our Sgveptslgnlnnd wmgm .., H 1., ‘ ' ‘ I101"?! If" I316 filled "II OPPIIBIIWIIII of assistnntwe. Lord and Master we are obliged tnI gun sr-tg III; -.'..'.'.-,...,,. f0? II"! "IIIIIIFQII- In OI" m"! Wm“ We remember, as taurzllt in our give to Him the homage of the lovsfnm HQ“: t,‘lnnlv: . ' Ilglrn-mng WUIIIIY "9 ""9 BXP°PI°ILIII°IIiIII° ritual. that one luw shall bind all of our hearts for Him. it Is an 011151111 ' ' glflwgifisdlélgegflllygiymzgdeers I159 nations. kiudreds tongues and pee saying bearing its measure - of; ph-S; (“mun-- Of "m," -y,,'e,,d;,;-y ‘ P. p. m.

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Midfcllows of this Province. presented with the medal eomrmetm- orniive of that event. l tnust- soy l ully appreciated the honor best 0d upon mo.” But. tonight. after runninlz the full half century, I um in tlm unique position of celebrat- ing with you my golden member - ship in this noble order. l miss. truly oxclnim with the Poet. Moore. that i feel. "like one who trends ‘(T0110 tho banquet hall deserted." Wherc are the boys who. fifty years iuzn, and that is s long road to trQ,\'t\l.-~‘-‘Jbm‘e are the boys who were in St. L wronce lodge st that ‘lme? Most ol ti» m have Joined the Order Eternal; others have left our shores. and if l mistake not, there is only one. and lie happens to be my own brother. who ls liv- ing in Charlottetown. ‘Ilherefore. you will easily realize with whet ‘nlrtqled feellnis of pride and hn - utility, Joy and sorrow, that l stand here tonight and acknowledge with s full and grateful heart the honor you have been pleased to accord mo in the presentation beautiful model.

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