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.'1‘wo Huge Services- Shatter Attendance Record - ,1 7 0,0 0 0] Women attend Mass , -Messages From Vatican.

CHICAGO, June 23.——Two huge services in Chicago's front yard brought together yesterday lu tile third day's ceremonies of the Euch- aristic Congress more worshippers by tar than ever before assembled 1|, ollo dny within a single enclos- lllT‘.

in the morning more than 170.- (IUU women were in Soldier's Field for solemn Pontiflclal Muss cele- brated by the Most Rev. Joseph Pallca, Archbishop and Vice Regent of Rome. and a-t night the stands, were filled for a second tlme—-witll metl ouly~—ior candle light benedic- tion services. At each service tens ot’ thousands unable to gain adults- siou ‘to the balf- mile field. W978 thronged in the lake front park to hear the coronlotlles over loud- speakers, and to witness tllo mile

Will Address Canad-

a noted jurist, Lord Darling is fam-

ian Bar

l[lN NHSHNII]. ilHilNli LHHEE

Held in the City Yes- l terday "and Was Largely Attended —New Officers El- ected.

The fifty-first annual session of the Masonic Grand Lodge took place yesterday morning and after- nou in the Association Rooms above the lPrlnce Edward Theatre. The session was largely attended, a large number of the brotherhood appearing from all parts of the ls-

Slght Hon. Lord Darling of Laria-

ham in to be British representative lmyuh I i at the tannual meeting of the Ofln- Hi9 7'25"!“ "m" or bu” “B” adian Bar Assodiatton, 1° be he“; was first proceeded with, the

Grand Master, Dr. J. F. Martin of Eldon, in the chair. Following this a very delightful event took place when Brother .5). T. Carbonell. u veteran ill Masonic circles on Prince Edward island presented the retiring Grand Miaster, Dr. Mar- tin with n beautiful bouquet of ros es on behalf of the Crystal Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. Dr, Mar- tin in very eloquent terms replied. thanking the members of this ord-

ln St. John, N. B. the first three days of September. Besides being

ous for-his wit. Mathieson -— (‘hauvin Nuptials

St. James Presbytcriatl flhllrril. lovely with an abundance of early

long ecclesiastical procession t0 spring blossoms, flowers and green- nud from the grout outdoor sanctu- cry, was the scene of a vcry t" mi‘ m“ 5T9“ 11°“? Pa“! 1° hm" ary, ' fashionable wedding lust ovcn- The eiecmm 0i "e" “ma”? w“ ‘ lug at eight o'clock when U181! I-lPUCEEi-ieii Wmi- The)’ are "5 Largest l|1 History tho Minister, Itcv. W. Ilrucc follows: _ Muir, united lll tnllrrlltgc Miss Grand Master-d. M. Nicholson. Never before ill history have lirelcn Mary Alllthitasou, teldcst llJep. Grand Master-W. J. Drake. so many womcu gathered in one daughter of (‘hint Justin-c. and Sr. Grand Warden-Wetter Sin-

t-lpfli. as crowded the stadium area tor the morning Muss.

Archbishop ‘lluuna, of San Fran- cisco, in, his sermon described the usselnhlage as the greatest honor 1n womanhood ‘in history. ‘Thous-

ultds 0f Wlililflil We"! i" their Diilcflnglrlisll and lovely us silo entered

at six o'clock this morning and the‘ lust or the multitude did not pass out of the field until after two lit-lock in the afternoon.

A women's choir of 15,000 in- cludtng 5,000 nuns, sang the prop- ers or the iMass. Besides the ser- mon of Archbishop Hanna, the women heard addresses by Cardin-l als Plffl, of Austria, and Churostfl

respectively; and by Justice Pierce Butler, of the Supreme Court of the United lStatcs, Cardinal O'Con- nell, of Boston, as presiding prelate- or the session, prepared an address! which though not delivered at the field was released for Publication.

MEN'S MEETING

Thc men's meeting last night, un- llcr the direction of the Society of tho lloly tName, was addressed by ‘(Yilflllllild O'Donnell of Ireland.

:bouquot of lilies of the valley and

Mrs. J. A. Mtlthleson to Mr. Frank duh‘,

Bernard (thuuvilt, sou of .\lr. Hen- Jf_ Grand wnrden_d_)r, V, L. ry N. Lthauviu, K. C. und Mrs. qoudwilL Chauvlu, Maplewotrd Avon, Mcu- Grand Treasurgr_,geuj_ 305mg, i-"eili- (re-elected).

The wlnsome bride looked very ‘Grand seur8,_ury_‘E_ Kemp (m. tho church on her father's arm to elefitfad)‘ . the strains ot tho wedding march Magma Chapmnfinev‘ w’ Brute

pluyed by Mr‘ F’ T‘ watms‘ She Grand Lecturer-lit. Gordon.

woro an ivory tufictu bouifant , __ _, gown over silver, tho long race- ((5:23; II):::°:]‘:1__,§' rolclgihee .fnl train being lined wit pale - '

Grand Marshall-AH. B. Bernard. lSr, Grand Stewart-A. Montgom- 81')’.

pink crepe. An effective shower

pale pink roses completed the

charming effect. Jr. Grand Stewllrd-fillobt. Mc- , Tile maid of honor, Miss Dora Lureu.

Muthieson, sister of the bride, and lGraud Standard Bearer—C. B. the two bridesmaids Miss Doris lClarkson.

Gill and Miss Florence Jenkins of Montreal wore exquisite dresses. made ullkc, 01' tailetu and silk not. in bollituut style in pastel shades of‘ blue, pink and ulallve with tul- feta and net poke huts which wore very chic. They also carried old fashioned bouquets of roses, lillou of lht- vallcy and IllllllVt! und pink laoluulbinc. 'l‘lll~. groomnnultt was .\lr. ltlliph Wind-

sytho. ..

iGHlIld Purqlivant-dus. A. Nich- olsun.

Grand Tyler-dlohert Douglas.

assisted by Grand Marshall G. E- Full installed the new officers. It

placo at Kenslngtqn.

l ll m nor, and till: ltl'lde's father gave __ Cardinal Muute e n was » e DOII- 1,9,- aw-,|y_ - , liilcilliiig Ilreiiiifh The simple wl-tldlug service was

T117611 11195511898 "0111 U19 Vail‘ clearly llcortl all over the large

can were read at the COHEN“! gatherings today, Two reached the morning services and a third was presented by Cardinal IMunde- loin at the afternoon meeting of the English-speaking sections. lln ouch Pope Pius XI. through Card- luul Gneparrl, the Papal Secretary or Slate expressed joyous gnatlffl- ration at the success of the Con- B7838,

33 Prisoners Saw Their Way to Freedom

(Special to the Guardian)

LOS ANGELES. Calif, June 25f —-'l‘hirty-tltree prisoners escaped from the Lincoln Iiolghis jail here iilili. night and only two had been l-npttlred early today. All were scutenteed on narcotic charges and wort! serving from 1i0 to 50 dayli- Moat oi’ them were Mexicans. lining smuggled hacksnw blades. tho prisoners sawed their way tn freedom.

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church Willt'llIWitil_ dlensoly crowd- ed with invited guests and an int- erestctl public, among whom the yoéug brldc was vary popular.

t elorc tho lilllllitliliilfill tho COll- grcgution sang "Tho Volt-c That Brcathod o'er Ellen." and during the signing 0t’ tho Register Miss Couutnucl: Wlll-ur snug very sweetly “llvcal|.~lt>."

Mrs. Alathh-atnl, mother oi‘ the ilrlde wore a tarry canton cropo gown with ltu-t- trimming to cor- respond and t'\)l'iiili',l' bouquet 0t’ pink rust-u.

’l‘lte groom's f‘hntlviu, wore Corsage o!‘ roars.

Mills Murizllrt-t f‘huu\'ln, sister of tho groom worc a yellow petal gflwl], with dlumntltla trimming und black mnlinc picture hat.

bliss Avliu. blutilit-sou, sister of u“. Ilrllll‘, wort.- punch georgetto, strulltltil-d with powdcl‘ blue, with “may, pp-un-p lmt of pouch ma- lluo. The ushers wore .\lr. (i. E. O'Donnell, .\lr. (‘. ll. Cameron. Til‘- li‘. (‘. llollgnu. und Ml‘. ll. (‘. Bak-

(Special to the Guardian) OTTAWA. June 23. -—All brick being imported into the United States must be individually mark- cd according to the country it was made in beginning September 1st. according to an order of the Unit- ed States Treasury department as mulls known by the Canadian De- partment of mines.

C. P. R. Depen- dent on East- ‘ ern Canada

(Special to the Guardian) REGINA. Ssskn Juno 23. ~Thi1£ the Canadian Pacific Railway is dependent for its trade on central and eastern Canada, while the trade in the west is largely a loa- ing business, was a statement made before the Board of Railway Commissioners -by E. H. Flintoft. representing the railway company, at the sitting of the commission here yesterday.

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rAitor lilo corn-molly tho bridal party und gut-sis proceeded ‘to the brides lovely home at i (iralton Street whcro n rcrcptiou wutt held.

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At a llllt‘ hour Mr. and Mi‘!!- Chanvln loft nn u motor trill through tho White Mountains bc-

Deplores Small a

Must be Marked

Fate 0f Ministry

OTTAWA, June over the report. of the customs mans yesterday. There again such

nessed when

ies were jammed. on the

port. ‘Paul

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oms report, which any specific reference to the re present Minister of Customs.

tive, Vancouver

motion of censure not only on -Mr

“The Prime Minister and the Government," so runs the , amendment, “had knowledge for some considerable time of the rapid degeneration of the Department of Customs and Excise, and their failure to take prompt and effective remedlll action is wholly indefensible. The conduct of the present ‘Minister of thedepartmcnt, . the Hon. George lH. Boivin, In the case of Moses Aziz ll utten ly unjustifiable." Connived at Violation of

Stevens‘ declared that

favorites.

inived at violation

iSta-tes,

loggers M-r. Stevens exclaimed:

was announced that the next ses- o“ is high “me ma, this unholy fllon 0f the Grflfld D0050 Will lake partnership between the Govern-

ment of Canada and such unscrup- ulous lawbreakerg is dissolved.”

Hon. G, II. Bolvin spoke in his Own defence. He took in turn the charges made against him and gave this reply. [He read a letter from theDeputy Minister of Justice to show that he had acted within his autihorlty in deferring the commit- ment of Moses Aziz to jail and gave his reasons for so doing.

May Bring Defea t. _

23.-—.Battllng

probe opened in the House of Com- W978 scenes all were wit-

the first test of strength between Liberals and Coll- servatives came on the dramatic opening day of the session. Galler- The issue came ministerial responsibility; for conditions in the customs re- Mercler, Liberal, of St. Henri, blontreal, who was chair- the customs committee, first moved adoption of the cust- does not make

spouslblllty of Hon, G. ll. Boivin,

lHon. H. H, lStevens, Conserva- Centre, whose charges led to the appointment of the customs committee, then moved all amendment which constituted a

Jlolvin bllt on the Government also.

Anti-Smuggling Treaty.

Moving of the amendment was preceded by a speech in which Mr. Senator Bureau, former Minister of Cust- G-ruad Sword Bearer-A. For-OMB. had ‘Perverted his 0090711111- lilies of success to the state to the distribution of Indulgences to his die charged,‘ officials under the administration had con- ‘Pasi- Grand ‘Master w‘ P‘ Doun’ smuggling treaty WIthOtHhAhNJINIIItHA-Ni In a reference to boot.-

HNNHAL BEBS-‘CUNSERVATIVE AMENDMENT Til iIllSTiililS REPiiRT BENSNRES BillH BilliIlN ANll lllE iiiliil.

“High Time This Unholy tween the Government of Canada and Unscrupulous Law-Breakers is Dis- solved,” DeolaresHon. Mr. Stevens-

Tartndrship Be-

in Balance — Vote

trom having sold Barge Tremblay liquor cheaply to please a political friend the liquor had been offered to the Quebec Liquor Commission, uvhlch had declined to purchase it. Boivin’: Responsibility in

Azlz Case. Mr, Bolvin was followed by C. W. Bell, of Hamilton West, a. Coa- servative member of the Customs committee. lMr. Bell declared that ally doubts he had of Mr. Hoivlnfis responsibility in the Aziz case had been dissolved by Mr. Boivln’s own statement. He charged that cor- ruptlon had got so far into the ‘Cabinet that anti-smuggling legis- _ latlon was valueless. As to the Azlz case, said Mr. Bell, nothing could alter the fact phat the Gov- ernment had ‘protected a smuggler, a bflotiezser. “a peddler of a par- ticularly vile and poisonous brand 0i‘ whiskey." . Duzald Donaghy. of North Van- couver, a Liberal member of the committee, spoke briefly before ad. journlng the debate.

CRUCIAL DIVISION

OTTAWA, June zit-Parliament will see before dawn what is con- sidered the most crucial division of the present session. The vote on the Stevens amendment which CGHGIITBQ the government, may be reached before midnight,

‘it in expected that at least three Progressives will vote against the government and a. fourth is suppos- ed to be inclined to follow‘ suit. 0th- er members of the Farmers party have by no means made up their minds whether or not they can con- tinue to support the government on a motion which calls for censure on the ground of mismanagement of the customs department. The vote arises out. of the report. of the customs probe committee.

With one Progressive absent without pair and the Speaker's vote Biiilliilfli-fid. the prospects now are that the government will get a meierity of one for the opposition

amendment. ‘Ell ‘ x J

London Press Fea- tures Debate in Can. Parliament

(‘Special to the Guardian) LONDON, June 23. -The Lon-

KINH (Bill NlY HE HE Flllll] .

House of Commons

Nervous.

OTTAWA. June 23.——-'I‘he fate of‘ the Government is uncertain in

tlon 0f the Opposition to censure Hon. George H. Boivin, Mlnlstgr of Cuswnls. for nu conduct in the dil- mintstratlon of the Customs Do. partrnsnt, particularly in respect of the Moses Aziz case and the sale of the barge Trem-hlay alcohol to the Dominion Distillers, of Mont- real. ‘It is recognized however, that the Ministry is in greater dau- ger than at any time since the early days 0f the sessions, when its right, to continue la office was called in ililfifllivll. and it will not surprise IhOSB who have been in close touch with the situation today If, when the vote comes, the government 1g defeated,

Tension is hiEiI. not only in the House, but throughout the Capital, T118 BiIHQ-iliihere of an actual crisis pervades the Commons and its en- virons. With few exceptions, all the members of the House an; here to participate in the vote, only those being absent who could not. Possibly attend, The significance of the occasion is recoxnized by politicians outside parliament and b)’ the general public, as has been indicated by the packed galleries and the crowds outside in the cor.

' rldors seeking admission,

Anxious Hours

Leaders and hack-benchers throughout theday followed sen- fence by sentence the attack and the defence, no debate since the opening of the session having- held the close attention of the House for s0 many ‘hours on end.

The Government is visibly ner- Voilfi. and ministers were in con- stant y whispered consultation throughout. This agitation is due to the fact that the Government has reason to recognize that there is more than a possibility of its fall. Before the opening of the House today information came from pro- gressive quarters that enough of the third party members would vote against condoning the conduct of lMr. Bolvin tn defeat the Govern- ment. G. G. Coote. of MacLeod, Alberta, definitely signified his ln- tention of voting against tho Min- tstry. There was indication that among others of the same mind were ‘D. M. Kennedy. of Peace Riv- er, the Progressive member of the Customs committee, and Miss Ag- nes MasPhall. The three Pro- gressives who recently voted with the Opposition, Messrs, Lucas, Boutillier and Fansher. are expect- ed to do so again. It is believed that A, tM. Carmichael and one or two others may follow them. Whether those Progressives who this afternoon had decided that

M . B ' ' r 0M“ asserted m“ s‘) m" don press gives prominence to the they could not support the ‘Ministry

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Brewster, Promin-

Quarrel Which End- .ed Fatally.

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deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney M

Mr. and _M_rs. Sidney

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NEW YORK, Juno 23.—-Society ln New York and on Loni; island

was shocked today by the trash‘- . been inundated with massages of

debate in the Canadian parliament on the question of the Domlnion's stand toward the Locarno treaty and other similar agreements. The press nbstains from editorial com- ment, except for the Express

an argument that Britain should have no antangling treaties with European countries.

Prince of Wales Celebrates 32nd Birthday

(Canadian Frau.) IDNlDON, June El-Today was the lPrluce of iwales’ thirty-second birthday and flags were flying throughout the country in his hon- or. The bunting displayed was particularly brilliant in the west end of London.

For days the heir apparent has

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Trade With Canada

as we oltBht to be doing," lSlr Phil- ip Cunliffeilaistor, President of the Board of Trade declared in an ad- dress to the Canadian Chamber of Commerce here today. Export!

congratulations from all part4 of the world. He hsd luncheon with the other members of the Royal Family at Buckingham Palace to- day and planned I private dinner party tonight for close friends at his own home Yon: House, St. James Palace.

————<o>-—-— ONTARIO GOVERNMENT MAY ‘INVEIQTIGATE THI K.| K. K.

Brewster, who had an elaborate wedding three years ago. Servants round the bodies of Mr. Brewster who was ‘20 years old and his Z6 year old wife, formerly Miss Prelu- ces Tracy Lyon, in Mrs. Brewster's bedroom in their Clanhsad, (L. l. home last night, a few gninutes af- ter two pistol shots had ended a quarrel between the couple. lmch had been fatally wounded by a bul-

from al-tuln to Canada. he writin- ued, were valued at £34.°°°-°°° 1m“ year, which was an increase of only £750,000.

The Board of Trade chief noted that Britain was exporting to the various parts of the Empire over l percent more than before the war. while her imports from the domin-

let in the chest. A pistol with two

'l'OR)UN-'l‘{), June 23.—-Tl‘on. W. F. empty shells, was found on the ii

Nichlo, Attorney General of On- tario intimated yesterday that if the facts warranted it his depart» meat might oouduot an investiga- tion into the general activities of the Kn Klux Kin in» this Province.

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ill. is believed the couple were dressing to go to dinner at the homo of Mr. Brewltor‘: mother, |Mr|. Samuel D. Wish! 51'8"!"- ‘at iClencove, at. the time. They had been quarelling all day, servants

This decision follows the arrest of William Bkelly here yesterday in connection with the erblosion in

ions and colonies were 25 pcrcentgmd coroner Hunflnflon.

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