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U. S. Expert Says it Early and Treated

r v-_-____ "trchurhc ‘CITY. May zt-rm. utiotr from tobacco was hold large- |y accountable by Dr. William F. Wild. field secretary of the Ameri- can society for the Control of Can- oor, for the fact that five times as may men as women die from cancer oi the mouth. ‘He was speak- (ngtheiore the society at is meet- ing in conjunction with the annual convention of the American Health congress.

Practically every case of cancer of the skin can he cured if detected early enough and treated lpfgpefly’ DL vwild said‘. Excessive chewing 0i tobacco, especially where the cud is allowed to lie against the inside oi the cheek_ ill-fitting do“. iii plates and lagged teeth all tend to produce chronic irritation and this condition predisposed cancer, in Dr, \Vild's opinion. He warned people against disregarding a sore that will not heal or a mole or wart then changes color, size or

CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 192d

slllinrfiplilillrl Delivered 15.00 (‘unneln und l‘. H. A. $1.50

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The teacher should study pupils who are inattentive an-d aid them i" °Y8r<=01nins the vltiuting day- drrnm habit. Dr. lienry c. Schu- maker, Philadelphia psychiatrist, asserted in hie address.

Dr. William Jay tSchieffelin. chair- man of the Citizens‘ Union, New "anti-vivisectionists," and 011...; advancement of Ipublig “mink Warning against the introduction “i Politico. in publio health, he said.

"A ‘mayor who introduces politics into the health department com- mits a crime against womanhood and childhood."

Th9 ililiiiiiy of America's liquor and the speed with which fat and Dfltlnchy Americans put it away ls Peflilonsibie for an alarming mor- taiiii’ 111110115 men between 25 and 45. in tue opinion oi Dr. 'l'homi15 M1. Joslin, English surgeon

Dr. Lifingston Farrand. president

appearance.

‘Day dreams sail the emotional strength of a child.‘ or M111". and weakens his grasp on the real life, it was declared ‘by experts attend- ing the National Health Congress.

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of Cornell University, called atteu. tion to‘ tho fact that infant mortal- iiy has been reduced in every sec- tion when! iiublic health ltas been safeguarded through education or the ptcbiic_

Kaiser’s Yachts Now In Ports Of Florida

‘nth/Mi. Fla, ‘May zt-uhterder Linden is a far cry from Fiagler street. but Berlin slid Miami never- theless share a peculiar distinction, one which serves vividly to recall the onc-tirue pomp and glory oi former Kaiser Wilhelm.

By 0. strange twist of circum- stance. two yachts wthich in past yetniiew the royal insignia of the ‘tllloodohopper oi Doorn" now list hilsmiss their home port.

lhetierman enstigns. with their black eagles and. iron crosses, ‘have long since been ‘torn down to make Way for the lSt-ars and Stripesl on the one and a Central American re- public flag on the other .

its future unheralded, its past llllflllflii. ithc yacht Nohab was the lirst 0f the pair to glide‘ into tho niers of Bay Biscayne. Jn reach-

iliVltami. the craft perhaps may it said to have achieved its part ilihe kwlsefs ambition-e, place b tho sun-tier the vessel ha/s lined from the ranks of pleasure bats to csteblidh another passen- ter service between this ‘port and Nissan, Bahamas.

The Noltab flies the flag of the iiilillblic oi Panama. and inciden- "ii! bears t-he honor oi being tho ilrttshlp to flutter that bunting in

i! roadetead.

Site fortnerrly was the property 0i the Kaiserin, but was used -prin. ‘illiiii’ ‘by the emperor himself for iltensivo cruises through Euro- “ii Waterways and the Mediter- "iiiii-‘ill. She then ‘boasted thc Mrs Tcuttmlc name oi Ilensabm. m “iiiiwqucntiy was sold to the fraud duke of Oldenburg. but when

e loyal families made a hasty

"it from the iillathterlmd, Hugo i

siimltrobtnlned ‘possession of the Ytaeel. and ‘he in turn sold it to its Pirrent American owners. writs Noheb is one oi the most kezirignln emit afloat. She ‘is 1s0 smlemonglarnd is equipped. with 50 ‘igwlirsr maritime heirloom of the Manors household is the ilali ‘he H116 which ‘rocks even- yet with The Hcturnel rave-isles of its guests. p,“ aiilMvon. nee Get-mania, was n thlllvd to the -P-russ'lsn sovereign m ° iifiyiifly of ‘his glory as a maxim; iii“ "BlghBertha" oi Ger‘- mhzfl extensive munitions activ- mm “Y sift from Eran ‘Bertha

Th“ myslfansily used the craft

Lord Wtlllngdon T0 Succeed Baron Byng‘

WW0". l-llny 21. -'1‘ho lliom- i118 Pant nnd the Daily Graphic, both announce tat tliey under. stood Viscount_ illingdon will succeed Baron tByng or vlmy’ m, Governor-General 0t‘ Canada.

Viscount Willingdon,‘ wim be. fore receiving his title in 1924, was known as Free-Inuit Fret-mun- Thomas. is a former Governor of Bombay and Madras.

Early this year, Viscount .Will- lnsdon and Lady wuuttudt... paid u visit to Canada ttud worn giigsfu oi Lord and Lady Byng ttt itideau Hall, Ottawa. l-Ie Wilf-i then on his way to China irrarrnnun for the rctttrn ‘by the British govern- ment of the Boxer indcuntity: amounting to a-bout. .Ctl,0tI0,(i00.

Lord Wiillugdons interest in Cattuddun uiiuirs was tuttnlft-sttrti last year when ltc was one of those chictiy instrumental iu urti- itig the Town ‘Council of the Town of Hastings. l-lngluntl oi which Borough he is u freeman, to res- tore to the City oi‘ Quebec the unc- ient cst-ttttitr-tttt of tho Kings of

France whit-ii bud ‘been taken away from over the gate of the city by the soldiers of General

Murray at the time of the conquest in i759.

Tho trophy was ed ovcr to lion. i‘. (l. July itith lust your.

invmully hand- Lurloltt on

Theatre Best Fu- ture for Org-anists

N-JGWY \'|.‘)~ihK. May ZL-ebiodern organism itavo iounu their llfflfli- est oirttvrtun/ty r-r ‘ltwrelopment in n place where a it-w yeursilm ii- was least expected tn exist-the American motion picture thcatre— says Dr. tMelchiorrc Matiro-Cottone, cnncrrl organist nud composer.

Dr, tcottone lately was decorated with the tCrosu of the Chevalier of the Crown by the King of itali- and was presented by the National Associatfott oi "Organism at their recent convention.

‘Many of the fdncst oranges in tthe world ttre in the cinema palaces

0r six yeatflt during which time numcrown prime sailed ‘the ship in wuiitixiis YBOht-races. During the Brmshi! i108". was captured by the [Mm and sold at aruoftion, later yorkgfmtflihit ‘nropertymt a New .0, “~00 "trier. the veslel. but-it‘ ‘a Rh a000, ewlmse at lllchor -in M a Owe oi s tumult; tMiamri umquo hriiiiiiiify. frequented as a h“ fr: ° 111d flight club. l" - ‘ rerlor has been renovated. Dmtggarons even yet may view the ed oiirar ran n mniydmré m. | use. e. or- ggfiiuggiliiins fixtures of cu glass. 0r m“ Ylloilver. And the visi- on", WM’; ii '0 linker the teacups, d h the Napoleon Ofthe age ma’ ‘iii! dream oi world-em-

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und |‘h.- men who play them, Dr. Cottoneit opnion, reach larger atuirloncos than they have over had before.

“There was a ‘time’, ‘he said. “when it. was thought the organ

was not very adaptable to the mo- tion iflcture thuatto. But we now know ‘how false th’a opinion was. The organ is more ‘t-lastic, even more so thauthe orchestra, and in playing for the t-tcreen yvc. can switch instantly from one theme to another.

"Nlothing moro develops the im- provisatlon of an organist. Hare we also play all types oi music. In the church. Iour range is narrow and there is little need of imDFO- viisation."

Before becoming chief organist hi, tho capitol thestrqherc, Dr. Cotton-rs presided at the organs of several of New Yorke ‘longest elm-robe. When only nineteen. he was assistant professor to has farther [in the Royal ‘Conservatory at Paler- mo, Italy.

‘(Many of the greatest musicians have sat in Dr. Cottones pit and

watched him while he played. ‘mpg; thomabellll the “be Enrica ‘Shit ere. Martian, Noble.

Nscdnini. Rachmaninoff and Pad- erewelti.

York» reused "anti-vaccinetionists," _

"sntis" standing in the way 01' the ;

‘M-ay Handle Finances‘ Of United Church

Rev. Peter Bryce of Toronto, l1 ls rumored, may be chosen by the General Council of the United Church, which meets in Montreal next month, to be Finance Commie- sioner of the church in Canada. It would be his duty to organize for the ralIe-lnq of the yearly budget, which this year l; to be $3,400,000.

Minister Of- Justice May Accept J udgeship

(Special to The Guardian) ‘QUEBEC, Que. May ZL-‘Rum- nrs are afloat here in some well in- formed circles that lion. Ernest llmpoititc, lviiuister of Justice. irvmtld be contemplating to resign- lns portfolio und art-cpl an appoint-l lllPili on tho Supromt‘ Court of (lun- udu. i

Fined For Having Received Stolen Liquort

(Canadian Press) ntttrmnrwr. lMay 21 Pv-rvv Kw Atkinson, George ‘llluucti, ti‘). b‘. Mc- Kim, Lloyd Fife and Roy Cotes to- dny ‘itleutleti Patterson in trite ‘County ‘Court on

from the Customs house in Purrs- horn last fail.

The five men were each fined in: 000 uu-d uetitettcetl to u period 0i ti!“ days days in the county jail tlur-i ing tvlticlt time they are i0 pay thvir fines. in dufuult of putytnmtt the sentences were sot at ten mouths.

Smokers (Win Out ' At City Council

trout-tax. N. s. ‘Illa!’ 2l-—'Phe deferentiul request of an Aidermani for permission from» the Muyfll“! chair to light up his "T. 1)." dur- ‘ing n session of the City (louncil the other night, precipitated a wordy debate lasting half .h hour. restilting in a win for thr smokers. Tito chief arguments advanced ugttinst the use oi‘ thc weed during Council sessions were that. it would deirraci. ‘from the dignity of the 0i-

tubaccn might tend to ltecioud the issues being debated.

Alderman Dow oinclicti llin argtr nmnt for the smokers by remind- iutt tho Cotincii that most. of the great works oi art. iiiorattms and diplomacy were carried out under the inspiring, influence of tobacco; in other words. that it was the favorite stimulus of genius and his sidc won out.

Prince Edward Islands New- est» Industry

(tStpeclal to The Guardian)

TORONTO, 0nt., IMay 21 .—iSa- ‘bie breeding has now heeu intro- duced in ‘Prince Edward island, the home oi the sliver fox industry

.Dr. Leo Frank. the well known fur breeder of ‘Charlottetown, made a trip to Russia last winter whore lte succeeded in obtnininl; 20 ‘Mira oi‘ cables for ‘which he is exchang- ing gllver foxes. The ‘Russian tMin- istry 0f Agriculture has approved the deal on condition of future mut- ual exchange oi any practical dis- coveries in the artiilcinl breeding oi these valuable fur bearers.

‘Russia, and sables are being suc- cessfully raised in captivity on the government fnrm l2‘ miles from jaeningrad. There is a law in Rus- sia prohibiting the exportation a! live stables, that was one of the principal difficulties which vDr. Frnllk had to overcome. Owing to the influences which were brought to bear on the iSoviet he succeeded in securing a concession from the Government to make the exchange mentioned.

The Russians plan to farm out foxes and smblee to farmers who will raise them in couduilctiuu with other animals and thus increase the fur output oi the country,

guilty before Judifflltlnuc in the owners oi

The Soviet Government has ab-i solute control oi‘ the fur trade of.

Prefer Classical Music as Emo- tional Inspiration

OIIIINZER. ‘CITY. ‘CBL, iMay 21-- A study of music used in the Me- tuo-GoldwyntMnyer studios here to itispire tproper emotional reactions in cinema stars shows classical ee- iections are predominant.

-Ram0n Novarro has a preference for Beethoven's “Sonata Pathe~ iiillle." but Norma Shearer likes tDeBusueyb "Clair do Lune” and RavePs “Vales?

A Brahms “Hungarian Dance" is

_ the favorite oi John Gilbert, though

‘Ciwbltfs "Revolutionary Etude" runs it a close second. iLillian Gish declares straum” is foremost lions. Mite Busch concludes that Wag- ner's “Love Death" from "Tristan

"ilridber- in her affec-

_ and isolde" has more genuine ap-

lwal for her.

‘Flleanor Boardman also prefers Wiiiznerlan opera. ‘but the "Sonata -Ai!bt1ssionata" of Beethoven strik-

es her best. . ' Claire Windsor never misses an opportunity to hear Rgghmanin.

off'a “Prelude in C. Sharp Minor," while Aileen Pringles favorite is Rubcnstnirvs “Kamenio-Ostrow."

Ottawa May . Act In East- Wood Case

LUNtldN/BURG, N. S., May 21.--- in t-vspnnsc to u request from the Depztrtitivni 0i’ Butte, lhg impen- burg solicitor ior titty owners of the srltnoner i-lztsnvood, alleged to huvu been slicllml by the United Stiltvs coasLt-ztturti cutter Seneca, a low nriics off the Anterlt-un coast, st-vorul weeks ago, has forwarded l0 tlttttwzt‘ the shells and frag- ments ut‘ shells. and small portions of the tiamuged woodwork of the schooner.

The lcttcr from Ottawa request- ing the relics of tho episode, stat- ed that. the Detgritnent of State (‘unsitlevs that justice has not been the Eust- wood, and intimates that the Can-

tt charge oi receiving liquor stoleuludiztn Government will take furth-

er tit-tion in the matter.

Capt. Wilkens To Carry On Expedition

(Canadian Press) tu-rrrholr, may 21 .-'I'hc ‘bonrrl 0i control of the Detroit Arctic ex- tliciiiliflll has teIBSTEPiiQii Ciifiiiiin (toot-go ii. twiiklns, commander of thc expedition at Pfllili 387ml"- Aluika ,to carry on his iiigiii-

“The main results of the Byrd and Amundsen expeditions hill/Q been ‘published and do not seem to necessitate any change ill iii‘? plans ‘of the Detroit Arctic oxtitelii- tion or tn lessen the importance of its ceutrul 0bJ8<1iiVC"“i0 diwnver land and plant tm it the American flag“ the message sent -by Edward .5. Evans, gctieral manager stated.

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Accepted By Miners

(Canadian Press)

Mggrpow, ‘May z1.—-'ThB Soviet ‘News tAgency announces that A. J. Cook. Secretary oi the Briliflh lMiners Federation, has accepted “twith deetpeet thanks" the money givontyy the ‘Soviet miners to aid the strikers in the British isles,

The news agency adds that Mr. Cook has requested that the mon- ey be transferred immediately t0 England "As the miners needs are very great."

Devalera Hopes’. T0 Gain 00n-

otrnm-N. May zt-mamon De Valera, ‘who recently spilt with oth- er Republican leaders, on Saturday inaugurated lnew political or:- ‘anlzation Fianna Fail. The principal ‘point oi _ its policy is to un-

Republicans

nter the Dali, where they have hopes of becom- ing a madorlty

dium- - - and work for in- ‘ D’ v"'“"' cluaion of North Ireland in the Free State. The new organisation was

brought into existence with a dem- onstration at the Scola Theatre. which was crowded

De Valera was loudly cheered. ‘Countess Georgia tMarkievics. who ‘presided, introduced hftn is‘ ‘ipres-

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Opposed Merchandise Marks Bill

Honors Dr. Chas. G. D. Roberts

OTTAWA. May 2l.—Two ‘prom! iuent Canadians. a scientist and uu author. were honored lust night iii‘ the Royal Society 0i‘ Canada, when they were presented with medals emblematic of outstanding achievements in their line of work.

W. A. Parks, of Toronto, presi- dent ot‘ the association, pl ted the Flavelle medal to Prof. J. C. Mcunnnn. or the University of Toronto, and the Lorne Pierce medal to Dr. Charles G. D. Roberts author and poet. .

Dr. Parks, in presenting the borne Pierce medal, gave a re- sume of the author's achievements and expressed the hope that he would reside in Canada in future. Dr. Roberts was born in Frederic- ton, N. 13., and educated at the Unl- versity of New Brunswick, but for a number 0f years had resided in London, England.

His first poems were published at the age of l9 and his efforts had stimulated other authors to con- tinue their lltersry endeavors. More than 50 volumes oi works had come from his pen. inclusive of both poems and fiction.

Oswald Mosley Will Have Hard Time Disowning Title

IJ()NDON, May 21.—0swald tMos- icy, Socialist husband of Lady ‘Cyn- thia, will have his hands iull try- lug lo dodge tho title of haronot. regardless of (itlCiflfibtifliii-l that he would not accept the honor uDiIIl the death of his father.

The son-iu-law of the latc vMar- quit-t Curzon and the former Mary -Lciter or Chicago. could only re- nounce the title by special uct of parliament abolishing the bat-onet- cy. say the legal lights, and this would ‘be exceedingly difficult to obtain.

ilsawyers also- say that Lady Cyn- thia, who caret-i nothing for her ti- tle, tpreierrlng to bo addressed as rcomrade," could easily establish her claim to u ‘peerage which ‘has for some time been in abeyance in the ‘Curzon |‘amily_ if she does not. want ii., declare the lawyers, one of her sisters could accept it.

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Canadian Milk ‘Seen As Health Menace,

Primitive Methods Used. Senate Committee Told

Sidney Webb, who was President of the Board of Trade during the Ramsay MacDonald regime strong- ly opposed the bill providing that manufactured goods or farm pro- duce entering Great Britain should be labelled with the name of the country of orlflin. He claimed it would lncreale the cost of living and create monopolies. The bill, however, passed the House.

15 Killed In Powder Mill Explosion

(Canadian Press) . Vlliiitflillrll iii-ON - “IAIN. (term- any, May 21.-—An explosion in u powder niill near llasblocli. Bavar- ia, today caused the ticutli of iii- teen persons. 0i the large uttmiicr injured- thirty were taken to thc hospitak The mill was wrecked. ——-—<-o->-i—

Phillipines Suffer From Drought

(Canadian Press)

dWANliLA, ‘May 2l.--Th~o Phillip ines are being parched with heat and droughtQ-Munila, bus been ai- most. WililOtli.‘i‘i1iil for flvn months and there is an actiio shortage of

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Moldavian. Town Badly Scorched

(Canadian Press) IiUOHARBST, [May ZL-A (H8138- WASHTNGTON. Mil-Y Zi-"RP trons fire yesterday destroyed the P0115 0i’ llilflfliiiiilii’ "@5111 mid bili’ greater tpart 0i the town of Backau ter imports from Canada which rrr- 1h lMoldava, ltbntil. 150 miles north

iil-illiiel‘ "19 iiaaiiil °i NW Yiiik “Hot Bucharest. More than five thous-

U. S.

‘i"§l.’°i‘.’.‘li“stiiiiféihfififi‘°ttfiiIFruit Crqps Are '_ ‘Bnrnnn- Ruined By Ram

lHnif a dozen witnesses gave tes- timony showing the extremely rig- (cmadum PM") IWRIIS, iMay 2l.—-Frttit. crops all

‘id rules and regulations which. now govern American dairy furrnsiuver Frame ha", been ruined by for protection of the national wel- fare. These facts in contrast ‘with: . h _ non-n mmva‘ conditions which Mr‘ M‘? forecaster does not materialize Dmwugh rewrmd seeing “cross quickly ‘Many valleys which suf- ihe border’ “id the basis of what, fered ‘bpdly at the beginning of the may 50°“ raw" i“ a temmmrylyear from floods again are menac-

ban against Canadian dairies until, , their ‘standard is improved‘ ed by rising waters. notetbly the up

‘Senator Gangland.’ Damncmt’ psgcgfarne. the Rhone and the Du- New York, made a long statement. '

iféiiiféiftftillfiiffilfsfiidil’Jfdpiii 130i Maophaii in Favor 0f Biling-

rCharles W‘. Holman. secretary of the National Cooperative Milk producers Federation, statell ‘that further testimony would _be given by Sta e dairy inspectors from New Harups ire and Maine. who have recently finished a lengthy tour of investigation .aud inspection in Canada.

"Their work was made in those districts qow sbippln us large quantities of milk and cream and their personal reports -w|ll refute the statements recently made to this committeeby John S. tMnrtln, Minister of Agriculture for Ontar- iofililll‘. Holman slid."

$40,000,000 votoa

OONBMAINPIYINOPIM-The ‘hark- iflh slfllameat so an spghro- fltr e

tion! as ‘to uiilk production are The reason is that rwarm milk is a QUEBEC’ ‘May zipficonsldpnmk Dime and handled‘ “tawny and ada. ti am not a. bit loath to state quermy i” “m3 ‘Mm Widamic“ o’ are educated bilingueiiy. it is n iSuch was the expression of opin- gln-eerlng at Queen's ilniverslty, the city sponsoring the financial P11117058. "Whitever may -be said tin dry pro- iorcemen-t. ‘Ration o’ “o’°o;?§€g_ ed effioloncytiu mil branches of edu-