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Most Reverend Andrea (lassulo, Papal Emi ssary R e c e i ve d By -,-Impres sive And Colorful Pro-

, Thousands In-City Yesterday. cession Marks Eve nt. -- Addresses From

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA. THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1928

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lDetroit Heat Wave » Causes Three Deaths

(Special to the Guardian) DETROIT, July 4. — Three per- 1s0n5 are dead here from the sultry heat wavc which has gripped De- vtroit for the last three days, and a sccre of others were being treated for heat prostrations, dog bites and ‘temporary insanity attributed to the weather. Local thunderstorms promised some relief today, but hundreds of thousands left the city

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Vice - Admiral Cowanim“

1Dem0nstrati0n ..

In__ Wall Street

(Special to the Guardian)

i NEW YORK, July 4. — An at- tempted demonstration in front of the Wail Street office "of J. P. Morgan today landed sixteen wo- men and men in jail, several hund- red members of the “all American anti-Imperialistic League". gathered with unfurled banners, in

Chuiottatown Morning Guardian,

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NEW s t iiiil lllllltl sui- l5 P_Hl]l3Hl

Chancellor M u e ller

Clergy A1111 113-11331 - Inchcape Pay Trib- 1 i ute to Daughtefls Memory.

LONDON. July 4.—In memory of‘ .heir daughter, the Hon. Elsie Mac-L guy, who perished in a trans-Atlan- .ic flight, Viscount and Lady Inch- zape have given £500,000 ($2.500,00°* .0 reduce the National Debt. This

Expected 1°‘ 11311912133...‘iiiififlivnifimilioriffédfbméi Charge 0f Salvage stenographers and clerks filled the , |streets. A special detail of 44 de- Operations and In- tectiif/es aknd patrolmen were walt- a ' l . stitute the Custom- “g °’ ‘ m“ a Court-Martial. ‘ - n’ |,Three Men Killed -

(Canadian Press)

.011 boat and automobile trips. Police restrictions against fire works re- sulted in only a few minor accid- Icnts being reported.

Tllllllll PHESS msiussisiiii

' Pledges Allegiance Presented To His__ Excellency. to the Hague of Nations .and Renun- ciation of All Ideas

0f Revenge.

Catholics of Charlottetown united p, p,_ 511111111 p_ 515811111111, M P_ yesterday to extend a colorful and P,‘ w1111sm M01511, 511111-81}, 1.101,. lmllrmwe 319911113 17° H15 E3091" nessey, D. B. Macdonald, Thomas iency the Papal delegate to Cana- Qsmpben and w_ M pqynn da. and Newfoundland. Archbishop The League o1- 1119 0,05,, Boy Andrea 0188010. Wpfewntint; H15 Scouts who marched ahead of the 1101111555 POW P1115 31-1 0" 11115- car, were under command of As-

general reception in the Bishop's Palace. This morning His Excellency wil’ celebrate Mass in the Cathedral at 7.30 and on Friday morning at thr same hour he will celebrate Mass for all the Societies. both men and

HALIFAX, N. 5-. July 4. — The flagship Despatch bearing Vice-Ad-

by Wins- - 4-4: Heflfilll -. his first visit to Prince Edward Isl- 15; s p 1 1 1 announcement was made 1,1,1 S1, W511" Cgwan, command- BERLIN, July . r. I 1 and. ‘Thousands of people crowded 3, agpcnig: “Theycolwlgfelais 1011311111: wmltleilfl 2101112111 will be mack ton Churchill. chancellor fofc the ‘efidmchlef of the 31.11151, west 1n. Tosglcqfiig 1*; 1111°4G11""1I111‘"h1tnln Mueller, the Chancellor, submitted 1111B 51135135 ""111 11119 0011885110" W55 Moran, Troop Leader: Jack Scho- to the Hospital, Sacred Heart Home Exchequer‘ m the House O om dies and North Atlantic sqiiadron,1 de It death [*0 tug "auxin g gmulg) the program 0f 1119 "OW 11111-1111" 1° 5° B?!“ 1119-5 111% DB-mde 01' c875 field, Johnny McAleer, David Orphanage and Mount Saint Mary. mons today‘ arrived at the 90191111108 10 the "BY-l a thc Rcichstag today, and the nae

from the S. S. Hochelaga was di. verted to less frequented streets and many-who waited hours for a glimpse of the church dignataries were disappointed. The Apostolic Delegate was accompanied by Pri-

Sheppard, James\ Lightizer, Pros- per Peters, Stanley McClintick. His Excellencys car with the Guard of Honour, was in the rear of the procession which was headed by the cross bearers, followed by:

At 2.30 His Excellency will visit Notre Dame Academy and thence to Saint Joseph's Convent. All the ladies’ societies of thr parish will meet His Excellency at Notre Dame Academy at 8 o'clock

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ind will be known as the Elsie Mac-é kay fund. The sum given to the; Nation is the residue of the Hon.‘

Vliss Mackays estate. The donation; _ overnor General will bc left to accumulate for flfty1Ex G

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vats Secretary Monsignor Bear- 20th.

His Excellency arrived at 1.30 by B. S. Hochelaga, gaily decked with flags and bunting in honor of the distinguished visitors who was ac-

Boys of QueenBquare School. Pupils of Notre Dame Convent. Pupils of St. Joseph's Convent. Catholic Woman's League. Third Order of St. Francis.

St. Charles Auxiliary.

on Thursday evening.

His Excellency will leave for Alan- 'nor (Dalvy) where a dinner will be ‘cndered him by the Knight's o!

At 10 o'clock on Friday morning The H0“

with Captain Waiter

Elsie Mackay, third1 daughter of Lord Inchcape, British’ shipping magnate, made the at.- tempt to cross the Atlantic by air

Puts Himself in a-

May Be Discharged]

bor tonight and anchored a mile off the scene of the stranding of the ritish light cruiser Dauntless Mon- day afternoon. Vice-Admiral Cowan was expect-

once and take charge of salvage

less‘ predicament was received by wireless and leaving immediately

of 33 workmen huddled in a small 1shack at. the Canadian Pacific Rail- lway bridge just East of Donlands lstation yesterday afternoon. Most

10f the others were thrown to the

ted to board the wrecked cruiser aflground o" tossed against the walls

‘of thc shanty, but only one receiv-

_ _ | u _ The Despatch was aged injuries which ncessitated his P0811110“. Wh€r€ Heggixuggswhen news of the Dmmhhemoval to a hospital. Almost at the

same time another savage lightn- ‘ing bolt struck a stable at 422 1Grecnwood Ave. killing one and in-

ure of the program would ilidlcllfi that the government does not cou- sider itself a make-shift body, but ts determined to co-operate with the new Reischstag for a full term of years.

After asserting that “the founda- tion of the new German Republic stands firm and unshakable. the Chancellor announced that Genn- any's foreign policy will be continu-

J , s Hi chliffe. ' ft r made a fast run to this port. d 1011 the lines set down by Gul- comllanied from Pictou by League of the Sacred Heart. 1.110111111111115?vTrfiiTTrswtTjghcilriirgficgii The takeoff was from Cnranwell1 on Twenty Four T1 T15 6149913165 51311111111 C°w1111 W111I1‘"1“g another‘ Bgm had taken etav‘; StTesemann. of "Peaceful con- 1.1.} Right Roverofld Monsignor J. C. st. Joseph's Sodality. lshes en route. Aerodrome, England, on the mbrn-' institute the customary court mar- 511m“ 1mm 111° 5 mm‘ clllation with renunciation oi’ all _-~

McLean. V. G., Rev. J. J. McDon- ald, Rev. A. J. McIntyre, Justice Arsenault and F. J. Casey.

His Lordship the Bishop of Char- lottetown boarded the steamer ex- tending hearty greetings and wel-

UAssumption Society. Benevolent Irish Society. Children of Mary. Knights of Columbus. Catholic Clergy.

The Dinner promises to be one of the outstanding events of ‘ic entertaining of His . Excellet ‘I The Knights have made extensive preparations and to date nearly all

tial shortly, although it is possible ""

he will await the arrival of Vice-1 IAdmiralFuIIer who is to relieve Sir1 Walter and who is expected herc within a fortnight.

ideas of revenge." ,-

Dcclaring that. "with the whol German people the government is convinced cf the Justice for our de-

mand for immediate liberation of

Hours Notice. 1 ing of March l3. No trace of the two 1

has been found since. ONDONV July 4__The 1,111,011“-

Lord Inchcapc was opposed tqmgnt of 11150011111; Byng as Com- any such adventure but at/the timetmissjoncr o1 11116111-013013111-1 Police was in Egypt. iproducefi an extraordinary position.

Office Raided

(Special to the Guardian)

r » ‘ Choir Bo s. reservation ha . b tk . ~I , 1 ilvt A s1'°"51h°111“5 S°"111“'°51‘111Y 1 the occupied areas." Dr- Muell," r; “$1211; 1: 1115 P5P5-1 EIDBSBFY- flftel‘ Pages. y Memberss of ‘tlltic (ITTIXITGIOTTIHQIICOTTIXTI- Z11;rT/Jgiigeoftgogiiemgfigiirfrarixrgoiligtl- 111119“ 5111153118 d11l1 11115 lzmnglng 52d LOUISVILLE- Q1111» J111Yid4-d*;rh;-' went on to say that the 0061111311“ '1 w c ewas driven to the Blah ' T , 11 i. . had $1 we cons cw v yr st Offic here was ra e as I _ 1111,, 1,, 1,1,8 gdvgnmgg Palace where. on the steps, Big’; he League of the Cross Band c s t roughout the Island will at tutlonany me servant of me Home 4 o o powers a g

Charlottetown this Fourth day of iuly, ninciccn hundred and twenty-

furnished music for t he occasion. The weather was flne and warm

._ 1 d ‘nightfall. rendering the position 0f " m, thieves entered the building 1 11, 1111 1,1 V611, mans 1,, "c. ‘l; being presented with a large bask- ézgiuncalndlrtgiégtlolfficers of the local lsscretary, will have a seat in the» nit; o o p0 ca e P

V re 1 11 1 s m m 1 e the Dauntless increasingly precar- and made away with a safe six feet em years. are keepmg up a ban-m- '11°1.1'19W°1'5 11¢ bestowed the APOS- and the parade, which in certain wish to be present LOESTR? 1111111111111? clshi- 1H0?“ of tfinainswver 11112111111151 us‘ It was beheved 1" m1"1“°|1118h. W111i!" 001115111611 53-0011 1“ which "stands in the WIY 015 95‘ tofilic blessing while hundreds knelt respects resembled a Corpus Chris- ments before noon tomorrow LOUI§ J OTEARY '1)” m a p05 ‘circles that should it blow through 5111111115 and $500 in currency. The

a d bared their ' ' '

‘himself in Parliament concerning lthe force. ' l The appointment

, , f Governor- . Byng of vlmy ormerad of scotJWhlCh the cruiser is pivoted amid-i

tablishing a real relationship of mutual trust between peoples."

The Chancellor then pledged al- legiance to the League of Nations.

‘ ti priicesslon made an impressive and colorful spectacle.

The little flower girls and boys, the boys choir and Children of

Cars are being provided to take the members to Alanmor leaving the K. of C. home at 10.30.

the night the position of the cruiser 1013111315 also made a clean sweep 0Y1 of Viscount will become hopeless even if it does 311 11101-1111, Orders, letters, parcels: jnot break up. Tonight the rocks on and everymmg movable. District

. headsln res, 1. and reverence. , _

i, Eiflht Fourth Degree members of k“ 111B K1118hts ofColumbus and the

Bishop of Charlottetown.

{Io His Excellency 1 THE MDST REVEREND ANDREA

. Inspector of Post Offices Gaudctisfl 1n I “we See 1n 11, one of the Boy Scouts acted as a guard of Marv arrived about the steps u; To add to the enjoyment music ~. CASSULO lleeraegirfif ffgjfcfisjfofleu, s11. w11_:ships had penetrated the secondwas 1nve511ga11ng 11,18 robbery to- nlgsfimportant factors o1 1111,11“. Honour. The following Knights in the Palace made a very pleasing a1, will be provided during the dinner. Archbishop of Leontopoiis ‘firm Horwood 19111111; commis- she“ “d pmtruded mm the engmeiiay. tional life and thereby also "of pro- full uniform withsash and sword. pearance. Abprollriotc hymns, 111. He leaves Charlottetown on Sat- Delegate Apostolic to Canada, ancrslomr of me Metropoman Poncejroom which had been flooded since motion of “among! interests? I 31¢ wok up the" 13115111“! 0" 1101-" Sid- eluding patriotic songs and O Can- “MY 11101111118- " Newfoundland » 4w s dmcussed Wm‘ the nvehest 1n_ shortly after the stranding. . t His programme on “.113 511b,“; E5 01' the car: .Hon.»John A. Mac- ado. by the children were sung with lteT-cst today. All commentators The 195°“ 1°11‘ 1° 539mg“ Wmk‘ AVIMZOI‘ R6 IIPIIS 15 111 11-19 nature of an appeal to the donuld, Dr. ‘w, J, M11¢M111am M_ are“ us‘ and “flout THE ADDRESSES ers tonight appeared to be the ex.

M“! 11 1'1"” Y°"1' E"°°“°"°Y' 1agreed that the noted soldier had1

On thc occasion of your first visit to Prince Edward Island, the Cath- olic Laltry of the Diocese of Char- lottetown hasten to unite with our beloved Bishop, his priests and Re-.

liglous, as well as with people of allhmme Secrepary m1g111 111511-1155 111m classes, in a universal and heartfelt

nations for universal of». amen .

The Palace was decorated to suit j (Canadian Press) "The world must be made to

the auspicious occasion. "111 E11°°11°MY1 In the evening a procession was Th” M1151 “evefimd

held from the Palace to the Ca- 51111?" 911551110.

thedral, where at 8 o'clock His Ex- A1'°11111511°i1 01' 59011110110118. ccllency was tendered addresses Armtvllc Delegate to Canada from the Clergy and Laity; His and Newfoundland.

Coming Events, Lordship Bishop O'Leary and Mr Milli 11 P108116 Your Elwollfllcyr- J. J. Johnson. K. C. reading the Vi"? many times have we bridg-

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u "GARDE _ 0F THE GULF respective addresses which appear ‘d 1" 11111118111 5"" ilfflyf-‘r "lo fleet! mgfmflter. An “If” mbnmy’ flrstgbcicw Atlantic that separates our little

jmmber ma“ 91d, July 126m. Address thI-Iis Excellency bflefly rapped Isle from the beautiful land of Italy

pedient of sealing the flooded:

iassumed one of the most arduous; h b d f l th Ttasks in the whole field of pubiidfwaclgmegfegéd Rgwa: MOSCOW, July 4.—Tass news agqrealiae the untenable state of af- 1fldm11115iFa11°11 B1111 ‘me of espedalflfheflwr or 1101111115 was pmnned 1,111 ency says that the Russian aviator-fairs, he said. that German)’ mmclmy at the present time’ ‘the Reindeer. biggest of the wreck-11311bl15k1" W110 has been 1111551113 10111110119 15 comPkflely ‘ism-med 51111115.? 17156011111 3W5 511151111111“ that 111611111; 1,1135 on the scene, was equfppgdjfiVfi days and was supposed to haveplher countries armedfto the 1 - . to carry out this operation. All the perished 1" 1111-‘ 51°11” 1“ "°““'_n‘?d1 on the question D Tenn“ h“;

|°11 “warm/mu” hours notice’ It mother compartments of the cruiseHsafely to the ice breaker Maiigin the Chancellor lay stress on

manifestation or welcome’ iimderswod" He‘ Wm hold omce {m1 i d t ti ht d ff ‘ted after a vain struggle with1after the Dawes P111" "1111 W°Tk°d Ym" Exccnflwy “mes 1° “Tithe comparatively short period offifm“ E91 w“ gr tg k “nth e OM51 1 2y m1 1681,91. 5-111 an attempt to without friction for four years, "the 5111"“ 111 a 1'1"“ "1 111° Ya’ whenithree years. Sir William was Com-[Wgfiese “grail? 603a. 892m enarggk guts 1:116 1111551111; 1.1013118 party conviction has gained ground in all W" W111 59° 59'1"“ ‘"11 11°11“? Ywfimissioner for over seven years. Itlthroughout the day Wm, 11,016,151“: ca e__ ' g T circles concerned that a final set- the entrancing view of nature, such - Heme!“ 1s no; 011111 desk-style, but

Announcements,

force as the wind strengthened.

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’ _ Royalty.

i‘ day, July 7th.

- anage to-night.

anking His Lordship the Bishop; 312 Fitzroy Street, BOX 151- the Clergy. the Catholic congrega-

tion and citizens of Charlottetown dagcCardigan-Friday, big show and in general for the most cordial

e- 11494-7-4-21- vhvglctzgne“ tendered him. Solemn ""'_-‘ ne c on was then celebrated by 3511111913111/971 HOPE RWBI". sflf-1the Archbishop assisted by Rev. l" BY. ll l! th. 8546-7-5-31 James Murphy, Rector of St. Dun-

' stan's, Deacon; Rev. Pr. R. Mc- Tea July Kensie. Sub Deacon: Rev. P. Walsh 5546-7-5-31 Master of Ceremonies and Mr. Lou-

‘ is Dougan. Second Master of Cere-

"Hope River Tea will be the big- monies,

8051 End 1168i 01 the SOB-son. Satur- His Lordship was assisted at the 6546-7-51-31 Throne by Monsignor McLean, V. 0.. P. A.. and Right Reverend Monsignor Maurice McDonald. P. D. At the Solemn entry His Excel- lency was received at the door of the Cathedral by Monsignor Mc- Donald.

The Canopy bearers were: Messrs. John Sullivan. Desmond O'Leary, Benjamin McDonald, Joseph Cflmllbcll. Joseph McMillan, An- thony Francis.

Sir Charles Dalton was present

"Come to l-Iope River 7th.

"Rwcrve Thursday, July 19th for‘ L.O.B.A. Icecream social at Mr. Charles Roberts, Charlottetown 655i

"Come to 1C0 cream at North River Hall July 6. 6434-6-30-swtf.

"Ice Cream-soc-lal in Glen Vai- ley School July 10th, if not fine first

wherein God has placed the center and heart of Holy Mother Church. At the foot of the Altar the affec- tions of our hearts have been fre-

the Most Holy Father, the Vicar of Christ upon earth. Rarely, how- ever. has it been our joy and our privilege to receive and honor the direct Representative and Delegate of the Apostolic See in person.

It is, therefore. with exceeding cordiallty we greet you. and in your person Our l-loiy Father, Pope Pius XI. Owing in the adverse circum- stances in which he is placed, he may not visit his children in per- son, but the love and kindness of his heart has found a way to greet us and to_ manifest his affection for us In sending to us one who takes his place, speaks to us, blesses and directs us in his name. He also af- fords us thc opportunity to show him through you how deeply im- bedded in our hearts is our sub-

flne night. 0547-7-5-9 in the Sanctuary during services.

Yesterday evening the Delegate was tendered a clergy dinner at Saint Dunstans University where upwards of sixty priests represent- ing all thc parishes on the Island were present. Others present were: Chief Justice Mathleson, Justice Arsenault. Justice I-Iaszard. His Worship Mayor Yeo, Mr. J. P. Mc- Tntyre. Mini ter of Public Works: Dr. B. R. enkins, Dr. w, J, P, McMillan, Dr. J. D. McGulgan, J. 11 fiiewflril. K. C. His Excellency was received at the University by the Rector, Rev. James Murphy. The dinner was presidedover by His Lordship Bishop O'Lcary,

"Reserve Tuesday, July 10th for ice-cream festival at North Wilt- shire.

"Remember the Tea at West Covehcad United Church on July 4th. If weather unfavorable ten will be held first fine evening. l

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"Como to the Protestant Orph- Sale of ice-cream and cake at close of the show.

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“The Harrington Women's Insti- tute intend holdingan ice-cream eatival Friday, July 8th. in Ccphas

or Lieut. Governor Heartz

to Ills Iii-finest the deep-seated and affectionate loyalty of the clergy and faithful of the Diocese of Char- lottetown. Nor ls this ‘all, Your Ex.- ceiiency, for we would further rc- qucst you to assure the Most Holy Father that we are not only sub- mlssivei; loyal to him, but also that m; gxsepen _ we all love him truly as the rep- cy clued on H131}? gwcsentative on earth of the Christ

‘ loyalty and devotion to him. In the name of faithful children. thcrcford) of the Holy Father, we welcome you as his representative and thank you most sincerely for the signafhonor that you have. not without difficulty and hardships of

fcrrcd upon our diocese. We humbly request you to convey

quently poured forth in prayer for

long and arduous travelling, con-'

most charming beauty spots North America; you will discover also therein, evidence of the cour-

who have converted what was once a wilderness into what is now call- ed the Garden of the Gulf.

Mention may he flttingly‘ made to Your Excellency, on this occasion, that within the reach of the sound of the beautiful carillon of bells in this magnificent Cathedral, was born. sixty-four years ago. a new race oi‘ free men: for in the City of Charlottetown-thc Cradle of Con- iedcration-was laid thc corner stonc of the great Dominion of Canada, the brightest diadeni in thc Commonwealth of British Nations. It will be a source of gratification to Your Excellency, to know that from this small Province, through

versity. have gone forth into all parts of Canada and the neighbor- ing Republic, a marvellous number of‘ gifted men. Consecrating them- selves to tlie service of God, undcr the banner of the Cross, those gift- ed and hniy men have established for the Island its claim to a pre- eminence in sanctity and scholar- ship.

The important and delicate mis- sion confided to Your Exccllencys Judgment and discretion by thc Holy Father, in your selection as Dele- gate Apostolic to Canada and New- foundland, we regard as a graceful recognition of the fidelity of the children of the Church in this Do- minion, to the" Holy See; and in giv- ing Your Excellency an aflectlona‘ welcome, we desire to express aiso1 onr reverential love and homage to til: person of the Sovereign Pon- t

age and industry of our forefathers.