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Mrs. Jane Gibson too Ill to Testify ~,- Ex- perils Declare Cal- ling Card Found at" Feet of Murdered Minister Bore Fing- erprints of Willie Stevens.

SOMTERVIUIJE. ‘N. J , Nov-I scrioun illness of Mrs. Jane Cihson, p,“ F318,”, miiay prevented‘ ltho Slate from introducing the testi- mony oi’ its chief eye-witness into the iioli-hiiiis murder trial.

Al the cnd of u day in whicil ex- |ll'l'i‘.a' li-silrli-d illiii 11 culling card found ut the icel. of villa ilcv. Ed- Wiilti illheciier liaii bore the finger imiui of i\\'iille Stevens. one of the iicfendlults, Justice Parker and Juiiizo =l<‘r:|11k (lienry decided that ‘lira. tiibsuu wha- too ill t0 tell ilor Nun-y and to undergo tho "very rigorolus‘, imlnutuking and trying 1-russ-cxunlluution," wllich lilo de- fcnui- imnollnced it must conduct. in jlr-til-c 1o ilnclionts.

Air-w Gibson is ill at the Somer- SQi Hospital from nn undiagnosed nlulady. which physicians testified llllillll iIOVGlOTMIHiO pneumonia

The present investigation which loll to tllc indictment. of Frpnccs , Sic-wins llnli 11nd of her “wil; fglaqlloinilllenf. of "it. .l. Foreman as gell- tivcs for luurdcr in tho killing four-Brill 1111911111 ircigilt 111-7011!- of the y0ili‘~‘.' ago of rMrs. Hull's husband. Canadian National Railways! iii tho ‘Rev. Edward Wheeler Hail and Mmlirell- “New”? ""1" Nmiemllei’ .\i1‘s. Eil-uuor Mills, choir singer in 1st, was announced today by D. 0- 1111-1 church, was based largely _on W00ti- (ieiliiflll Ifreight Traffic mnn- uccsptunce. of Mrs. (iilrsolrs eye “E017 iii! is silccecdcd as Forfiliin wituesshtory. ilersnarillcd in tho first Freight Aifont by John A. ll/rli-illl- lfll/(‘iitlgtttiung-i. Si“, piuceq Mrs wbio has boom yis-sistant foreign ‘Hell. herl brother, Willio Stevcnsulirbiifhl 1188111 nlnilv 1920 and :1 cousin, iloury Carpenter, also Mr. lldorcman in one of the most indicted for mllrller. at the scone widely known hi’ transportation of- and told of having J-leen Mrs. llall iicnrs in Mvhtrehi- ohmlmehvins pending qvnr lhev-bgdleg my the his ruilwaycareer in the office of

and wgaplng, "oh Henry, how thtfforaign freiizhit agent

- Grand Trunlg in Montreal}. nschief

dons 1111 flannel-y tonsils: “was cutor for the iStnto. announced just Pointed in May of tho some year before court was really ‘in adjourn no consistent ‘foreign freight nxent n1 4 p. m» that 01109 liliwlcians of the Gra-nd 'l‘runil "Pacific at Win- rciuscd permission for ‘Mrs. Gibson "lllliit- 'l‘W.0 31911151 lllwi‘ 11° 09031116 in louvc the hospital even ‘when a'chlef oi the tariff bureau at, Winnl-' warrant was cent/there for her loci! land in the- following year as- lie proposed that the court, with ‘nifilflni general freight 850111- ‘M1- juror-l and httorneys for the 1le- lFflfPfililifs executive ability ‘bro- fonsi- go to the ‘institution and ob- IiKltl. lili" ll 111""? "'11 AllI-llifil 111l-

(Blnniicn Press) BOGOTA. Colombia. Nov. 5.—'i‘he [death tot-l of on enormous landslide

near 001m and turninir the waters into |tiho village today was reported as more than 100 ‘with 00 persons in- jured. Several ‘houses with their in- habitants were buried in the slide [which occurred along the right of ,way of hho Caidas railroad. ‘Rho {work of digging‘ out the victims is continuing and will take several days to complete,

With Government

(Canadian Press) IiONIJON, Nov. fir-Nogotlnt-ions between the gto-vertiment and the miners for settlement of the British coal strike. which huts continued since May day. have lbeeu (l9illllilillly resumed, trade union officials said tthlis afternoon. - The igovcrnulent was lu commun- kffltiflln; with tile mino owners dur- ing the (soume of 1111c day and it was cnbecte-zl: that they woul-d be called into conference in lDowniug 1Stroet. later.

General Foreign Freight Agent of C. Ni Railways

(Special to the Guardian) MOlNTllE-AL. Nov. 1'1 —— The ap-

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Hundred Lives

IPeroIra blocking the river

Mine Owners Confer .

of the ,

STATE lllKES lilllii Til EH liiilillfiilll

Missing Radio Man Sought by Keyes - Evangelist Says She wants Absolute Vin- dicati-onl

LOS ANG-ldlililfi, (YnL, Nov. 5. Jiover; by District officers to place Kenneth (l. (lrnliston, fugitive radio 1111111. in ihc scat in the defendant's row likoiy to bo vacated by Airs. ‘i40l‘i‘tlilli‘- Wiseluail-Sieiafl‘ when Aimee Semple hiuPilirrlluii and i101" (‘o-defendants go before the Sup- erior (Your! for trial, were lnkcu herr- today.

llistrici Attorney Asa Koyes all- nou-nced he would present the county grand jury lhc transcript of lcstilllony 1111:1111 n1 the ovansc- Hat's ilreliiiiliulry hcurhlg on crim- nal conspiracy i-ilnrgos, and ask that body lo return :1 true bill ag- ainst the former Anizelus Temple radio operator. *

TO PLEAlD GUILTY

If an iniilctlueut is voted. Keyos iloln-teil out. lilifmloton can be plac- cd on trial along with the other do- foildunts provided he has been lak- cn into cits-lolly liieauwhile Mrs. ‘Wiscmau. chief nccllucl- of the ilastor and co-de- iilflillllli, was understood to have decided that before tho trial begins in filo hlirilcr court. site would 1:0

ask for lcuiency- Mrs. Wicemnn confessed lihltt she perpetrated the Carmel hoax of the evilflii-liilifil-F case. hut maintained that she was employed ‘by Mrs. McPherson to mnnilfacturo the false evidence. in caoc slle curries out her plans. sho would appear at tile trial only in the chaructcl- c1‘ tho State's Still‘ witness.

With the trial of Mn.- McPherson and her mother, Mrs. llviimtic Ken-

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ltonélfla loss than sixty days away, Koyes was working to unearth new evid-

before the court. plead guilty and.

nedy, on charges of conspiracy to‘

_ 8'1’ ldiflahiilce o f “ihiliilsiflliiéli-iiiilil “*"""*‘*"In'Turld

once to support his charge dial. thc Nov. 5, evnnselinvn kldnflvuins story was nu of “Up from Slavery", the au-

Union With Rumania Favored by Nobility

(Special to the Guardian) _

BUDAPEST. Hungary, Nov. 5—-Formcr Minister of Juotleo lEmil Tagy stated in /Pll'|il' ment today that everything had been prepared folicn car- iy union of Hungary with Ru- manla under a common lover- Him; (ii-eat Britain 11c uld did not OPPOIQ the plan. No member of the government re- plied to Taqy’: allegation. It is said however that ouch un- ion is desired by a largo Ico- tlon of the Hungarian nobility.

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DEATH PENAlTY Hill PLUTIERS

SWE-EPING MEASURES 1T0 PRO- TECT THE FASOi-BT REGIME APPROVED BY MUSSOLINI CABINET

(Canadian Prcu)

ROME, Nov. 5.—iSweeping meas- ures tic protect the Ilklscist regime from lllle activities of its enemies were approved ltodiay iby the cabinet sitting under the presidency of lPro- mier Mussolini. The ministers 800M811 a. provisiolnl nmking pilots against the life, liberty and integ- rity of t/he premier and memibers of the royal family and plots

TORONTO, Nov. 5. ~Arra ge-ilifainst tho lwvdrillnolilt and the ntenis have been luado to .h v0 “time. iirunisluxblo by do h They Lord Wiilingdou open the new also approved penalizim by inrpris-j S1. Andrew's (Iollego at Aurora-‘on onmeut varying from I1 to more! Nov. 18111 during his first lvisit. all than thirty ears anyeffoflibygn Governor (lcneral to Toronto and Italian or foielaigner to injure Italy 11111 surrouudillg (listrict. Accord- in- inci m- by lpl-qpngamda, 111g lo lilo plans His Excelioucyi with his suite will proceed to the} Youngo Street town at. 11 (fclbck-

i11 tho inoruing and officiate at the Coal Mingrs Produce

oilcnillg. Luncheon in tho aellooi- , will follow after which commoncc-' 0W“ DramatlC Plays I TAYUORVFLIJE, 111., -Nov. s. _

meut will be hold nnll the school‘ After a day in the coal mines. or

prizes distributed. =It is expect- .the kitchen. the miners and their

ed that the ceremony wil he in the

nature of an outstanding social event as 3,000 invitations have 1 . been sent out to graduates sndw veg M m“ diam“ tum to ‘the

,l_,pm,n n, m‘, ‘m, sch”, ,drama in their pursuit of ducatio M}

Lord Willingdod . T0 Open College

(Special to the Guardian) N

,.'lnd culture

D _ _ _d G - i Tom Tippett, educational direct- _ tor of sub-district nu'mbor 5. said e line miners already have produced ' lali a dozen one-act plays, all act- palgn Underway i... 1.. coal miners and 1.... u... (Special to the Guardian) "ZiWo are now working 011 11 new ..WIN'NIPEG. Nov. 5. —‘1‘be open-dine. ‘The Price of Coal’, dramatiz- ing gun of a dominion wide cam- ing with telling effect tho cost of paign for tho abolition of the fgd- coal in human life- We will travel eral income tax was fired-here to- to other ‘Illinois mining towns with day by Capt. W. 1C. lanes oi Ot- tho plays this winter spreading, if tawn on behalf of the Retail Trade possible, the idea ‘Laboribrama.’ filureau of Cflfl,flfli.l,T\;;lll(ll1 luliltliatgd-thfllélieliieci tlllat our ploueerilng in c movemen. ere w e e el 0 pay ia-s met wit euc- 500 public meetings extended in an cess. We have learned that play, unbroken chain from Sydney, N. S. directed by a competent person, to Victoria, B. C.. Capt. Jnues has a tremendous appeal to these stated. " hard working folk. Hazel MacKaye N of the Brookwood players, is dir- e

acting our dramas. a - ¢f1.<1_<.>k..1111 snwninv w w ayi; res y for production. ‘Ono of them had to do with the TUSKEGEE INSTXTUq-lg, Alamtrageliy of poverty in the southern __ Transhmon “no Tu,,k_ hill country; tho other was just- good fun into which we introduced a labor slant The men and wo-

o Book

falsc and that she left here in Orlllfltolbiggfaphy 0i» me m“, Backs,- '13 lslmVfi ¢°11ill1l11>"l11iil@i1<l "i l" lliiiiwashlngton, founder of Tuskegee. hands of abliuctors dias been ulado lby Leo Vrooman, DOS ANll-EDES, Cuiif., Nov. 5. —lof the international College at "Absolute vindication, that 1c our smyrnn, The book, which tells tho

111111 hor lu-ilinmny. lic c-lnld he feur- 191-‘! to Montreal as BHSlS-lflili- to ed she would lapse into a slate of ltllfl lilfifl-llrffililiiiii- l1! Charlie 0f trill- (‘Oiiltl tonight. til: of the Grand Trunk system and;

~Dofcnse utto ncys objected. de- from this pvflilloii hi1 was Again,‘ mandiitg tlwrig tilo cross-examine ilronmtetl to foreign irclnht 11110110

goal, and nothing short of il. ‘r Mrs. story oi‘ tho emancipation or the Aimee sempie "McPherson. Augelusmegro race, already has been imps. 'l'cnrple evangelist, announced to fated into the major European lan- her congregation dost night. gauges. tho Broill system for the The evangelist. Mrs. iMilnnie Ken- blind. Arabian and gin-ea E“; ind.

men in the cast, who on the very day of the play bad done their reg- ular work in the mine or in the kit- lchen, gave a performance that sur- prised everybody.

"New recruits came ‘to the clas- ses irbd lwe obtained Miss MacKaye to produce our new plays."

and intimntlng that. Mrs. lfiibsonhs collapse yesterday was brought. 11b- oul through the approach oi‘ the fl‘llil und the knowledge ‘that hor own nlother would take the stand nsilinsi her. -——-<-o>——--

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Condensed Specials

RATE-lo per word, not each insertion in this column-

“HOME MADE POTTED MEAT, Fresh sail-sages. Saunders. New- som & Co, Eiliit End Market

lilllg. Q I "*UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY New house for sale on monthly lnllltlllments. ll’ not gold quickly will be rentcd- Apply Robert Cot- iii-Ii 2553

BOARDERS WANTED-MARRIED couple or, two gentlemen for bright BLCMil-lifliltllifil roonl. Alpply i117 iPrinca Street. 2512-5-21

*WHITE POTATOES — WANTED in cnr lot-s. W. Gordon A-stie. Queen liotel. ‘ . 2t77-11-4,3i

ron SALE-AWAY non-r can,

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needs, some rlipoirs. Bargain ht $15.00.‘ wnu. A. 1n. ., Guardian. 2514 6

4,1 Wheat. Board. Mr.

(‘auudian National Railways. ,nc,lly. 0,9,1‘ lllilllillsl, Inn-Ii Mrm, L01‘,- Illr J. A. Wright. who succeeds 1'11 nc ‘semun- enl‘ were 1011111 Mr. ~l<‘orciln".ln, isntered raliwuy ser-iorm‘ to illfl RillW-Plfll‘ 001111 Whit?!" vii-n nu n junior clerk in the gcn- day by iuunicipltl judge Samuel It. eral freight agent's Xkffice of lilo lllako ut the Cfilltilllhllilli‘ of their (lrn-nvi Trunk at Mo real in 1899.'l>1‘0ll111l1li\1‘Y 1101111111: on charges o! Two you“ inim- he became i; glqliiii-liffillliillfillg‘ to manufacture cvld- gruphcl- in the name ii0]lill‘ii‘i"|€iil,‘,f‘ll(‘-G supporting a kidnapping story 11nd 111 i007 was appointed expert. in an effort to refute the illiegatlon ,clerk in ihc foreign freight agent's that Mrs. ‘McPherson silent tcn prince “mi (ghigf ciprk of mo, same days at 11. cottage ut Carmel, Cali- officc in 11115. in 1917 .Mr. Wrightdornin. with her ionmer 11111110 opera- was appointed grain uaeut and con-Jot‘. Kennel]! ‘(i- Ofminlflii. fllfiiilvf! tinned in this capacity until April co-defendant- l, 1020 when he ilccnmc assistant WELCOME TRIAL foreign freight zlgenl. which posit- “For tho 0011510 0i Cllllfii- i111‘ 11W i0" i“, hi“, impi i0 (min, hundreds of thousands of friends. During the life of the Canadian 1'01‘ my 1,\\'n hyamtliriud (Zllllillffliblflr wright wigglllly prcc 011s a 11 motler, or inane,‘ by me miiway in iimi i,o.iy.rlghi_ and decency. for the honor of for one your from September 1919 wonlanhood ‘absolute vindication’ m, traffic Office". T)“, cii-piiipi- gri-lis upon our banners and will be 11p- ltoiiiiciiig the appointments states twirl every step nmi the courts". that the 1position .'i1.~i nszllstani for-lithe evangelist told her flocks. oign freight zigcni is nbolishcil "Again i reiterate. we weimine -—Z-<Q>———-

glctsizpofiiiiil: (tofllrt grlnl a1l1,i,h1le.~1lri> l 1n z s18 ta o pace at e our Air Route

iieot possible moment. assured that (Special to the Guardian)

ilolhing but complclc vindicalioll can result, for truth must triumph." she declared. _ Under lill‘ law the triul by jury farms. Nov. 1'».- Approurhrilnn of 600,000,000 francs to establish a trans-Atlantic aviation line b1», tween Dakar in tho French colony

11111111, otnrt within sixty (lays.

Fertile Source

of Senegal and XBlIGIIOH Aires. the Argentine capital, was iiilllillliiilfiil tho French ‘Finance ministers say.

-=1'o‘1.l=.'r-1"ENI,MIN1' on 1:0-

u-urd St- Apply 1M EIIMDII 8t.

alias-trawl

‘IN MEMORIAM OZRDBM-QPLEN-

1111i selection to choose from. Guardian Job Military. if.

,._......_.__._.__..._..._.........__.~ ‘.108 PRINTING‘ 0F ., SMIRY (Inscription, char ly and cxpediti oaslygxecuterl. ulrdiau Central

Job lfrilltcry- Piiqfig 182 V. ‘YW WANT one navel-one Prices ilii for i063 m 85o. 150 gr 100. 1000 for

for 55c. B00 81.06. Poqtpu amnion oitiqc.

-_.» .._-_- ---u an. . ‘POI ant-_on AMI! woos lnnd 11 villi! of‘ way to ceilin-

try. . in d. Nair shamrock. Prowl-z; of 1v m: A. 111- fully. A001) $0 J. .T. l-ilightl. nmrnak.

"an unuoav»... In icicl - out)! v1 writ. - ~ _.bl'liloe dill lol-"llloa- mm And mo. tomorro u a flu l‘ e111: ate-i ‘ ., m; ipanolugiv p. 11.2 iii§i§$¢ pi oiicilfqnill- tannin; About. h ouonkmlghalyzfwmfvt i-Npmliiaa-Nagalaiho-opertiion .151’ lloistlhco durihl ‘f, "iinlfmnnnl méhznfigkdi, " "m" ' haffiqiéi" f" ° ,, m‘? m‘ "Mk" u‘ ' ‘"7 “T” n h°ld' i n ~ ' ' ‘ i“ Qii“, here todlr ma” ’ q two‘ “m M n.1,“? “y”; ' mi Emu the couiinunii! and: omm-‘uplfll “um” mo“ ma" m" '47 ‘i w . ‘ llilnlzizwg, mark“ my“ 5%,’; . the ' khaki, ini- cnraJA ' .i,,,,’;'£',*;:,',1';,,,'9g,§,,;'-‘,,,..,,, $5504, we; cloned "today c: mu, “xi gknrfizggdlollwd ha“ m‘. ‘mi lhik “m, u, m,‘ , 1 , . v _ . , gmlniig" 11,110,110. Virdict o: a _ , j - ' i‘ appoint. ‘ m‘ “pun”, ..~Q*Q"- I ,_ ,,, : i‘ . - "y; ---‘, _ .1.‘ ._,.._. _, . -_-1L l " ' #1 N ‘ l l l l ~ ' j ‘Y -

1b h 1 iii lt . l tofoaltnilicelzf-olildid’ tho foreign con-w/estern- slates. he acid, had a largo

WINNIPEG, 111441.11" Nov. '4.—'r.1lo mid-western states are among tho

British Forces Restore Order most on... sources n. ... ooctlve v » lsettlors for western Wanda. in 11111

, (spwm u, m‘ Mum") |npmion of Coiiu C. Croft. pubiilzii. QHANQnAI, Nov, 1i',_._canion,,59 director of the province (it Alberta. givornlnont troops have occupied lie i108 .1118! cbiiiiileie‘ ,8 W," “mung, the Kianmi m“ oi- aroulud tho souiilorn cihibilnn c r-

General 181m Ciumu l-‘anx. the vlill- _ Hggvy_flflni{ Nehraskmliowa and other mid-

ccsniono. lBritinh naval» forces quota of iarmoniwho were anxious were landed and all is quiet at to move to Caustic where they were pfgggnt, bQiILK Qi-fflfiwd m’ GQEU]? ififldfl.

----<w>-—-—-- low taxes and blah omduoilvity. Sex- equality

A .Mr. Croft iutim that a number In‘ Australia

of ia-oepectivo not re would visit olrslbsotmulu. Aul ill-m. Nov. 5-

e111 no inuiod .10 o pus mxeqiv -—A Bill corral-ring sex "equliit! on

Dftlflblflofl. to ascertain the polotbiiition o! fuming in Can- women mdcyyn adopted by the

Ids an oolilflfiid ‘with the ilnited Staten.

According tn Mt. Croft there is mil a mat dual of miuunder-

yl Loos or $115,000,110 coolness

iau tongues.

To Be Guests at Armistice Ball

The Canadian Legion of Tho British Empire Service League have invited the entlro cast of Buddies to be present at the Arm- lctleo ball as their guests.

When the Canadian Legion first thought of producing a play on Armistice day 1t was with the thought in mind of producing a play that would be in keeping with tho occasion, after reading over several war plays. including" "Be- yond Tho Lines", "Sonny." "The Girl I loft Behind Me," “Tile White Feather” and several others but tho choice was finally made of "Buddies" as being the most ap- propriate and fitting for the occa- sion. so after conside ublfl negoti- dltions tho play was secured for production, then several scenes had to bo rewritten to fit local conditions. some of tho French had to be eliminated. but finally the iplny was ready for rehearsal and what the local cast have been able o'clock, by m“, Captain, 1mm A, 1,, to accomplish will surprise oven 13mm)", and m we evening pong. tho severest critic, it is a, play thatiflcfl Bgnemcflfin was given by His will ho remembered when all other qflrdahip 3m,” O-mai-y flgglgtgd amateur productions are iorgottcnflby Mo, A J Mflciuiyi-e and Rev. 'i‘hero are scenes that will makoiL L, 5mm“, Wm, Re“ In waiflh, you double up with laughter andMMiQr of cal-ammo”, lllcre are scenes that will grin, An “wiring “Bi-mun on the life your very heart stringb. Remem- and good Works of S; Charm; lb" lb“ 5°" "l9 096119 Tilenill-Y was delivered by Rev. A. L. Sin- at Nine thirty uud if you want to no“; face the gripping sensational miii-, Hugh,“ mule w" render“ by itary masterpiece ollr advise is tome Lad,“- choh. o! 9'" Dummy, ‘he in "na- erratum-n. under the direction of

” . r. W4 Brown. . ,

At the conclusion of Benediction be indie; of the Auxiliary together " with tllecholr and clergy repaired

lliEill-ilblliibfllii, to, Nov. Bw-tnythc Norton’ diomo — formerly Sweeping the in ibusineoc block St. Aflthony‘: Villa — and the 016-5‘ of the town-of Raymond. Alberta, entction of a handsome Morris tire loony 119501177911 _on lainolngschlir vie nmio to the cunnilin- cdusrini; a ions or elvmooo. 1m Father ainagti. by the Pmlilisili- iunnmm (iestmyed inollnloo the nun. omm. on helm! oi ifiaylmond Jifomantile 00., store the the Auxiliary. in mnirln: the 11M- mwwm Ho,“ . mum" mm quotation ithe President "referred w 8mm, emgiui, t. thelr Chppllin’! m1 id connection

. _.-__.3L..__ ~ with aheirwoll-Ik m the.’ 11ml: c. n. n. snulilam INSTANTLY Ind i e 1m t w Wm '1' 101.140 AT dolilunoilfirou mum" 1° *"°"'°" 0°“ °‘

EDMUNDQQQN N_ n" n,‘ 5__ htim- Sinnotit in his usual 1109M

Joseph n. Bulimia. olulu place. iflilii" "W" n ""*l"° '”"_ brakemn on m‘ nmundlwm thinking all for their kind remain

TRIAL OF MINISTER ONIMURDER CHARGE

SET FOR JAN. 10

AUSTIN. Texiw. Nov. 5. -—'I‘1'lai of Dr. J. Frnnk -Norris. Baptist Minister, on a charge of murder for tho slaying of D C. Chipps, wealthy lumberman in the office of the First Baptist Church of Fort Worth last July. was set for January 10

I

to Austin on a change of venue.

St. Charles Aux. ObserVeFeast of - Patron Saint

Thursday, the lfeast of St Char- les of Bat-romeo. Patron saint of St- Chbrles lAuxiilary, was ilttingiy o‘)- served by tho memberc of this 0r- ganization at the City HoaPll-fll-

Muss was ceiehratediin the pret- ty chapel of the institution at 8

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SECTION 0F RAYMOND, ALTA-l‘

i

hero late today. The case was ent _

Illiiiiiliiii [IN INTER-EMPIRE Hiilillilfi

Again Tackled the Constitutional Prob- lem at the Imperial Conference — Ship- ping Also Consider- ed!

IDONDON, Nov. 6- — Throughout the day the ‘Premier's committee of the imperial conference on iuiter- Empire rolanious again tackled the constitutional outcome in sight/The main conference itself did not meet today.

The main body of iho con ference, however, will meet formally to- morrow for tho consideration of re- ports from the economic comlrlllt- tee. the committee on standardiza- tion in industry and the committees on cold storage. woo-i stdtistics 11nd empire statistics generallyfrhe fare for tomorrow is not extensive and the meeting will be more or lees of a formality preliminary to the dominion premiers proceeding to ‘Manchester iu ithe afternoon to re- ceive the freedom of the city. ‘Today the economic committee began consideration of the pres- ent constitution of the Imperial shipping commititee and discussed the question of whether this com- mittee should be continued