KID Your mm Fires lamina i! items ' Roldan Informed of laying Oplportuntloa.

..........._,.

The report of the External Au- ditor, Mr. J. H. Malcom. was laid over in the legislature yesterday.‘ it shows that at Decemiber 31 the liabilities of the province have been increased by 31311516631 inclusive of the Highway improve- ments liabilities for Nova/tuber and December, the accounts to: these projects having been audi- ted up to October 31st only. What the amount of the liaibiilties un accounted for is unknown. itmsy be mentioned that the Provincial Auditor's report deals with the highways improvement in the same manner, namely to October 31st. A detailed analysis of the External Auditor's report is not possible at_ this time. but it may be mentioned an apparent dlecre~ pancy of over $65,000 in the over draft in the Bank of Montreal ap pears between the Provincial Aud itor's report and that of the Ex ternal Auditor, The External Aud

J

i If I -.

itor's report. shows the ovsrdrafi,

at, December 81 to have been $311.- 64793 rwhereas the Provincial Treasurer's balance sheet shows the amount due the Bank at De

tinnitus. I'm Gents ‘III!!!’ Founded 1881.

[iiiii iii .ilii|

Chicago University Wants Dr. Laing oi McGill Arts

(Special to the Guardian.) MONTREAL, April 9.—-1Dl‘_ Go."- lon Jennings Laing, Dean 0g the Faculty of Arts of Mcoill Univer- sity has been approached by thr_=' University of Chicago with l; flew‘ i0 hln niinnininlent as dean of the Graduate ‘School of Art and 1,3,. eraturc at the University, lScen today, Dr. Laing said there ‘had been correspondence on the mat- ter, but the correspondence was of a confidential character. He

iliillliii [IEHT SHUWN XiEiiNli llillli

camber 31st to be $246,657. a nel difference o: $65,990.93.

The overdraft on the Highways Improvement Account‘. which ll given "as requested as at 371st 0c tober, 192 " ls $74,949.23. W‘hal

Thousands of Unemployed workmen Have

Covers Prince Edward island like the Dew

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA TUESDAY, APRIL 1o, 192s

THE iiiliiii iiiiiliiitii

p IN Siiiliiiii illilliiliiill

l|"4

, Sent an Ultimatum to Government De-

manding" That‘ Negotiations be Opened With France, Otherwise They W111

diofilre ii. fortnight.

Is Hung Up For Fortnight

(Special to ThsGi-iardian.)

OTTAWA. April 9.~ The bililgci will "probably not b0 brought (lrllnlll 'l‘.iie (Jolnlllorls will (HEDOSO of Lllc Dunk Act firgl, The Liberals will hold zl caucus before the budget is brought down and give lMr. l-‘ivltlfrig the bcilofit of their views,

Passport Refusal

Federal Budget i

Walsh The Guardian Advorfloinl Gels lroln

New on for

unique luring Opportunities The Chance of a Life thug

By-lhll, Onllll COS U-l-L I459 Annual subscription Delivered IMIO

IIITY iiiililllii lilfillliii , THE, iiillliiiiilNil Iiliiiifi

Women’s Delegation Received and Im- portant Civic Matters Discussed at Last Nighfls Meeting.

the amount of the indebtedness at December 31 ls purposely with- -hcld.

It is to be noted that the gov ernmient includes among its as sets $6,439.50 for creosoted piler on hnud. it sold during the year $9.577 wortih of these piles, ac counting for $16,016.50. Last year it had on hand $18,200 whicl" ehiowc thalt. $2i1l8350 worth of piles must have been used during

merit discussing

the year, but the accounts of till Ltesliialaiige hvollélcill‘ by the death ciuring illat otherlwlse they wilhpllron ilPllvllrjpq ,,,-,,|@ ],),‘:,‘v0cfi:1,' . - o o , . l -- - l - - , . . .. “ ‘ ~ .’ 533g‘: til/Still}: lilarlcfilrtnwlghe dousilefil the right (zlfncontlni-rleldedrciiilllcelllljlal- gEZrdKleaQJIIJkf goyctrtlremfnrtfnc-illirdimqiaiulndnm "m?" “°""m“‘IC-“$ will" Wherever creosoted piles are rcsentation in the cabinet bufiAllpnl-rlllill. “' “m” "l Wilfv" HIP distress ot

shown to have been used it is also ishown that close was paid lfor

them to some of the government: ollliivo COI-illcil.

friends. The External Auditor's report notwithstanding its incomplete

uess shows conclusively that the government has indulged in a rlo‘ of expenditure nnd increased the public (lent by about $132,000.

iiiiiiliiiilfi Hill [IUHHENT Yliiii

‘iiiiW INEHEASE

had not made any decision so far

L. Evonement on, Cabinet Vacancy

(Special! to the Guardian.)

IIWQNTEEAL. April 9.—-l.‘evene-,denranding tihat negoliiatlons ‘be vacancy storied at 011e,.

caused in the Quebec ca-hiuct and settle tho, Ruhr difficulty and i

the,

contends tha_t a French Canadian a rzcrioul; ought to lbe appointed to the Log. the workers‘ demand they will goal-lull,“ ll“. “nu”, ,1, N", Bu,‘

Royal Commission 0n G. W. V. A. Charges‘

‘The findings of the Royal (‘om-

Work for French.

(Special to thl Guardian.)

Vri-lli-ll troops liillfly tool; ovcr ll“.

Hk- 1."; .. . DEiitbliN, April 9.—-1lllOLlS0llill4',,n>j|;,.s'l)il,zi,,égm?‘at“? ,,,‘,‘I',‘,"*5, ‘gill

of unilrgzlnizl-d working men iil llrls -, » . . ' , . - |)ll4!l'll“ -- ~-

thc Ruhr region including l1lll1£'l‘i-‘";]|;|[ 1,, ,,,,,§.,,, fplt; ".;...,1.,l‘." lIIeQlII-z.‘ ciiid railroad emlpiilyces have seuiillil K0,.“ ._,.,,,, ‘m, m“, “w, an ultimatum to the government Fillflllillll. of colic from (lthorilnucll . ‘ ' r

t ito l'l‘ili'l(‘(‘ uild ilg-i-ziiilll will have

Jilllflillffl Il.C0d ions ll llll_v_ Thls i,

with Franco

iitlfiiill loss lllfill hull‘ tin.

"l6 80V@l‘lllll'€llt l8 ill Froncll ilhst lllfiltllif"; in Lorrqlnp - . .

dilemma. ill‘. dcnieslTht-re is enough coke plum]

Z‘ llC W

ovor to the FlVJllCll, if it yields to to last llllllttq, “mm nwmhs mo“

them, thc passive resistance pal-ill l); , _ _ icy will fail and the Clllio l-isliilrlc Ilxliimillllq l',="t§;‘mi,’,§a,:“°a§";',, "i i?“ Will have to resign. it is rcporiclililllre does not bro-cl? ozt (Illltjlefiflig

in llerlin thnit

The regular monthly meeting oi the City Council was held lB-si night. iiis Worship Mayor Jell kills presiding and all the (Jcull triilors being present. Aftcl" passing the customary bills a delegation was hoard fFOiT. the Worrlclfs Liberal Club, con sistliig ol‘ Mrs. Stewart, Mrs, in rllzln and hire, Mclntyrc, usklnil rilc (foam-ii to support with a rcs- cilltiml the petition they have ple- i-"cntcd to tllc Legislature lo nnl (‘lid the Public School Act 0f 192i so Ho‘ to provide for the appoint 1lll~llt of two wc-ncn on the Schoo Board in addition to the present iilllllllitl‘ of members.

Mrs. Inmall rczid the petition n5 ‘prcsl-ntcd to the lions-c.

Is Explained

Slpcclai to The Guardian.)

LONDON. April 9- ilcporis of llzlssports bcirll; refused to r-mj. grunts wishing to sietilc in tho United Status urc denied. The nrllsuntersianding was (zzlllscd by steamship companies being lmok. cd up until July first.

“Friends oi Wilson” Left the Church

(Special to The Guardian.) WASHINGTON. Alpril 9“ When

has a. very good Act, designed l0 pFOlliCl. the consumers of mlilk iilld this should no obscured in 11E entirety, The Council should au thorizc nrtion to be iakcn aiillllll" those vendors uiilo have slilowll ilciow lest, A third of the peOllle

zirc not getting the quallti’ i!’ milk they are paying 1'01. , Conn. Pierce believed the cit?

had not been getting good stand- urllr; or mill; teleis ibocause the sanlples have hitherto been col- lected during the last week o1 the month and in pint bottles in- s-tond oi’ quart bottles. 'i‘ile vcnr .dors falling below the standard two or tbrce times should be 1W0‘ scouted.

Conn. Ratt-ray did not believe

Rcv. (has, Akcd critic-fzcii Wil- sori‘: policies on tho treaty of Vol"- saiilcu in the First Congregational

'.\‘lI‘S. lvkdniyrc said it v/as fully recognized that good business mcn are ncodcd on tho board 0i

the Council need make a motion to prosecute these vendorsflhe Rec- order could deai with them ac-

iiiiliiliii [Lil

The estimated expenditure

account is estimated at $692,930, against $677,462.27 expended in 1922,

‘an increase of $25,467.73 over last

The estimate ‘for Capital Accounts is ........................... ..

Against -

All increase over last year of .......................................... .. ‘Rho province's proportion for highway improvement is estimat-

ad at S1IU§UU°"§CFlY_l‘It"$188,690.42,

The estimates iby departments. together witlrilast ' year's

pendit-ure are given herewith:-

_ , _ _ _, ,,_ .4.’ .,,-_., oncérm U, B, (IFIIIIKOHBBSZ 2 on warrants; 1 for, Expendltufg Eglllnales cancellation of many awards Drc-ltainlng the SW90“, by oqumiw 8,13,, arise ‘m ‘he CM 0,2501“. policy lof rltlsirlg the moot-y or gghzhelgr gwlncchndre‘; Mean lburglnry. 43 snnilples of milk wlrc 1922 1923 vlofisll’ infidel "m1 m“ "i-loci-ioll "(which the rcispoiisibiiiiiy of the:(Yhzlriotletolvll among the lax pay of “King its pcvllie- , ins (‘lfllixrfi in the public schools ‘wnemedi u"! 7°1i°Will8 llli‘ i118 Administration of Justice 30,243.02 28.595‘195~'3l1\"t° "illml-‘l 110W "W"? ‘wmlpay-mcnt of tho rllonoy can be crs tilcrcoi‘ in the construction and MR (" METHERALL dld nmllil"? Sllvnlil b0 roilloicntlad on thr- ‘Ilmmm “i” mam‘ "i" C-“Hfimimifi: A Agriculture Department 28,909.59 20.950 “ideratmn- yavoided. There was nillllinc ill llltJ;lil2illl"lOil(il1('O oi‘ streets in lilo said s“ why the Imglshlwre mmuh.‘ M. iioiird. ‘ “m- J-"mml Walker. is’ samples; Boards of Health . 536.25 700 ibili nor any processor reasoning City. -"‘5ked m ‘ippomml we 7ft” “l M" Mrs, Stewart pointed out timi Omc" ‘VMSM Illilflillfl- 5 tlnlll" ‘ In nests 355.30 500 “SUSTAINED qvlml-eb l] . l, ,,. , _ _. _. _ _ isossrncnt ilOl‘ the icity oi Lharloito- ,3, . - r ~n pies; Officer W. Mclniin, 7 sam- COFOBBTB Q ., Th“ m0 1920 am, 1921 y 1e Government tou i. gtl PRDMILII IlbhL said (ho ilziirsc , _ , , "ll" “"5 n" immium‘ "i? ' Y‘ Y ,,. . 0M, . Elections 877'“ 7'50‘) amendments to section 1i 0' thsithe money back from the fliLY- Vllliliffilllflil i0 llllill)’ that lilo OXDUH-iiown. Thme w“ m” mason “hy mic crowd out some m‘ Lin" "Mimi I, Elk Mr n’ Dtwtlo‘ 3 ‘dunks.’ ,. , 3713,97 "3950 l Al,“ he as .,,, ,-- , , ,-, , _‘ __ , , I , _, , should bc in the clause wt ilii. llol, ,_,,,,,,,. bu, Sh“), , ,0 mcrvfl,“ Oficcr Joseph Trzilnor and Sgt. Lxscutive . , penmon Ac, havebee“ made Tomb, W sa s lei arout tils 1c,ditiilc would bc rulidc in ihc firs-t‘ ,- d , ., . ,1 , . , . Y‘ *- i 3 _ ,4 Morn-m, 0-) M,“ ,1“, ‘, q, - Education 271,103.41 270,005 b, , ;dld "not think it safe lo vou- folyplzrcc by the (lovernlncrlt and ll ll ‘buleve he L {y ‘u? "W"? “we lllfl "lllllil"? ll)’ 1W0, 50 11$ l" 5W“ I ' “f” ' h‘ ‘ ‘UH’, cal e to ex-serv ce men of the C. E. . _ _ ici 1 1, , “rue, Me m “m. v _ ~ lWarrants were executed liurin’ Faloonwood 102,663.66 102.200 F" Gonna”, ,0 me ‘hnenuon Obthis Section. It was all vcry wclln certificate was ‘to ibo handed 10love“, rm O p p EMJYIQ“ mo" “u” reprcsematmn the lngnflp 0mm,- Jnnm, ],-,-,,,;;,.§, interest 59I0378%1712 59,20? Parnlment 1,, dccepflug meflngrhllirten to the members l‘rom,tbe city surveyor and the amount} Md W H DENNIS 3a,‘, mail‘; ‘ii-l 38h" aim; Keg‘: “Egg tt-Iiniilscrvgd 7 sulomrélafl 1, s,,n,,,,,on_ Public lLands - amendments and the assurance,‘ ar ottetislwn and Sumnierside, collected. He did not think there‘ ‘ ' ' - m‘ ‘a w" " i‘ ~“"° '5 es 1nd l ih ' H ' 1e “mum plainly 1m“ d lo in th ' lncc‘ it mighi] ‘ gum“ ee- lesialablon 18-48353 2°35‘) publicly sivcn by the Commlssfon-‘but HIM <ll<l not Innlle lnl" nnle-‘sllonld be any obligation on tllc|°°““"y "w" a“ “s i’ °l l’ =- .. ccllrl. Smith refc n t th Legislative Library 1,883.98 1.925 ms‘ thus wllhholdlng musk)“ n-omifie contended that the Conserve-part of tile Govern-moot to obtainigiffiugggefinaflgg; tipragfid igrififiage 3&5“? ‘amt,’ Lillifh Board xndfTPllllMnfi of a lfiflafllrrtijrf thee cit; Legislative Grants 8,641.97 8.100 a large class of dopemlenlg ltives had not always l)1‘€.‘il Illillllnfilllilly portion of the money or Wand wwmpeopw In order ,0 getpgmitruitvgf B5,": Jlmovrljylin tho Market Buildinglbrnkonin- Miscellaneous 941.01 3.500 _sus_r the pol] lax; ‘they lllld tried l0 give a receipt to the surveyor. the mm u mus, be nude appenr-Coumrj skim“), mgr" 1H; thryehlo by boys. Saunders & Netvsonre pauper; ____ __ 3,820.33 3.800 3 Th t l tluNED _ levy a school tux in 1919. filcyi MR SplgAKER DUFFY m,“ thmthntgour country roads are runutmszeo: w‘! MW mhrfqchomls {nprnd bccn tlhlls entered several Poamga‘ 5, em, 2,572.40 2.500 - ‘l 7°!" a “"15 Wele 5991M‘ convplaln that this bill 7S lnirndirc- was no, 11,9 meanlm, of me cmusel 1 l m ‘h h r towns The“, l t I 1- T, reéqorf- h‘ innit-s. nomc proloctlqn gllolllr] be Prmmcial Audm“ 2312785 2x700 ‘l; ‘Iifdroduced d under twmch they!‘ on the eve of an elecfifim bum“ a1" There was m Maximo“ Orin {Lsfkrii su rgggtl l): be done by tuhloqrr?‘ fifgncl thlce lmics s vlrsllmven‘ . Pmvlnclal swan“? Department ‘ cilia:lcnrfgunlicrpflizflillcrlcgelfiicifi;.°“§,,“°“°f,} lug? w,m i“)! (‘istraiitiahildng m" G°vem‘m°"t m pay "frills" Governlxrlllen‘t lit cannot nppcar strict»? said were ‘entirely non Magma?‘ tgiursilz-tlaxlefirlslllllafitlgfi Pl‘°'"'°'“1 B““‘““5“ -------------------- i- " ' ‘ ll iil n: - (1 ldi ' I 3m 1°" r‘ mm“ Wm’ "M" “m” m“ “m “ct m“ my i" b‘ll ll-t ti o vcrllmclli dfliilcai Sonic year-ll IIKO flvl of i l- I .‘. '. ‘ - ‘ ' Public Works Department 100,776.08 121.48g xmfce f“, m‘: “fedifi, 8121a,‘; n considerable time on inc cxnell-ccllsirllclc its slrcots. lillil llrllcrclijj,,,‘;fce,v‘e u ;,§,,,,,,}°,,o,§’, m, m, ,’,,‘,., “m, Hunk, ho," “mug “m, alga’: FLIlid-filrwfn’:iwglllmlillaulgllg Registry Oiifices 7.8;) “resume me dechflon of pamamen, dituritas of 19:9 ltllll‘Ol|lfii‘l‘lf;di:]l:":‘:'flny assessment is nrzldc upon MR‘ D, C‘ MCDONALD “grwd mo’ bu, l, was n,,,,.,,,.,, ,0 (lfflp ,,, ,,.,,,,,.,_ Th“ ,,n,,,',,,,,,;,_ mo, Tglegramg 4 0'00 10,70 that such insurance would be ovaiil- re at m; m rm 36V, “c? ,1“, ,,,(,l“hutmwnt owner” m“ “w WW0)" with Mr. Mtilllllftill. Cilurllottctoyvn Wolmn ill this vily Wiln il-llfl‘ if" the iionrd of l-‘lrh [lnrlm-wrllorg 510M513 Fund! 10".! ‘ ' able to all ualifictl a‘ licanta tlon’ demm“ mg m. m," ' "m “For” m m" ‘MY "hirk- “mil . - . ' < ax nvors us iill-v vollml mm 1pm,. Iivlll] i" rl:ll<-l~ vii and it was round that ill.» ll-os nt 1883 87 4 500 q pp i. s ll 7" The (Jh'lii"lll"nl llliOW- . . iriipllt assess its l p _ . l c caplml Account ........... .. . - - wlllbm; regard w mu cmdltluns of V0 c 100-, l i (he tiolk nsslcssos the nwncri. The

Highway improvement $250,000 less 40 per cent 5100.000. 5150.000.

0t the

. Government for 1923 was tabled in the Legislature yesterday. The total expenditure on ordinary

mission

coveri rig"

lliouso of

against the Board of Pension Conl- missioncrs by the ‘the first lpart vestigation have ibcen taibled in tho

Conlmssion held sittings ill Ottztwzi for twenty nine ‘wihiclr about 3,800 pages wrlttcr‘ evidoncewere taken. repo:t itself consists o! some 260 pages and is signed by the three Commissioners,

on the specific cllnrgl-s G. W. V. A. of the in-

HIGHWAYS

Commous. The Royal

Provincial Legislature, April 5th

days‘ Evening Session.

(luring oi iypc; The

liligllways Extension Grunt. Air. Ii '. LePage in the chair.

viz. ‘Col. lion. Mr. Dian-chard

J. L.

DEBATE fiiilllllillEll 0N

..____.__..._._._.

The House in ‘Committee oil iiioiers and lllc one-third cost 0i‘ suid

the ovcrnrrfizlt ‘ -. . , w“, propose a cbmpfomgu (‘x iiilgLalcilrltr-‘glllrtngprnilld sllxltano. (lhurch Sunday a fashionably school trustees hilt there were algal-dint: to the law. Collllfl. MOTH" ‘DUSSELDORF Apr“ b __ ,1 t. (L cl '1' llultlcs wnll lbc tlrosseii womurl arose and said grout many illlllgn ill Minnelli-ill" “m! Plilvflle 0111795395 Ulilll‘ liglei‘ " ' kn o nlmlmim" “friends of Wilson will lezlvc". with school life that ‘busy mcn merit wiith this, ‘Phe inspectors iliuny-dopnricd. cannot always attend to and report was on mot-ion adopted.

clause). This would seem to lrrcun that liie wlllole cost is to the w]. lcctcd. Arc you going to ask 1m,- property owners to "pay u, {ml-tlon of ivhat lilo Dominion Government is paying?

.\iIt. E. T. IlIGGS said tho dollar and zi hall‘ poi‘ running foot assess- ment was ‘but a small part oi‘ the Alma, Wm, H“, mm, 0,. $13.0 is cost; itnliurtlly paid’ for the curh.

provided ill said Act 9-10 Grin. 8mg" m“ “m” w“ ‘"““‘“ “P

EXTENSION 'Bll.l.

.l‘llO Provincial Aiol 9-10. Geo. V. (dlil- 17- apportioning thc anuunt oi such cost imloilg abutting own.

‘which arc really very nccessaryl Ooull. Raotray referred to tho Tho people who framed the Schoo condition of the streets at prc-scirl Act yoars ago must have seen thcwvhich are generally 50nd. a1 good that women might do on lhfltholwll l-mllblfi i» ‘being 0X99!‘ llonrd when they left this appoint fenced in places whore there is no lllent open. Women could do much nivlln drainage. He referred i0 “Km, m connemlnn will, mnllal-Hncedcd replilrs to the Govern conditions, medical lnspcctionllllfillb D0111! drainage and traffic nlld in C0lljJllCil0l1 with the tru i-‘ondmvllfi Oll will" Sllflll- SIlW-‘l- ant officer so as to eliminate trn’ "Xllellimllfilfi this year have been anry and also to look after the $4336.44 as against 33.041421 1-151 indmem children who n“. kwp year. lie believed this years cx

Rlailvon; Dr.

Y9"- aindflol. A. E. Dubn

$4500.00 1883.87 2616.13

lugs, ilrfeflly summer i1. That the

on section 26 (3)

a decrease of $33,690.42.

ex- Board as

Waiter McKeowtl,

C.

Following is a result. of tho tind-isllllllllflllllde and

lzed;

rcgulatons bust-d

of the Pirnsion Acthzivo ‘been so zimctldcd b) the to nullify the intcntionl-way, ,of this section. and thus cause lllflflfllafgg of mnmlrucllng ,,,,,|

tlillll fillvlclllb: 17. shall be paid by the abut-

"l! bgitinl‘ owners 'lo' filo (Jitv oil Char- the lnlzlorgizrzltcll iodteiown and shall bc Iloviod and ,towns get a shore of tho grunt. 1188085911 precisely in ihc slum, the only objection lic had to tllc manner us i1‘ said street llllrl hpen sectionof the clause ulldcr discus-iconsirucicd sion being that lie dill not sco any if

luiiuid like to use Until"

dloltteiown uridcl" the provisions 0i the lgovcrnlirclli lukosdhe said Act 9-10 Geo. V. Cup 17

__ , . . irili1n-,to the cnd and ‘inltcnt that no in-

ln" ‘H10 City of Chili-i

ing down the in the school. The teachers feel that thcre are many problems cooling up in their work which tilvy could more conveniently dis cuss with a wolrran trustee. Woirl on arc always quite welcome and eligible on the ‘boards of any cilzlritablc“organisation. and in

',so that there might be no doubt ill the property owners mind that hi0 would still have do pay this |ilSSOSSlTlCllL This will not be ll Ipiirt oi‘ the forty pcr cent "but will be applied to paying the sixty lpcr cent which the city rlius/t puy io- lwurds construction. In addition to

ithis the city will ‘continue its pre-

nuendance roconllpenses were the largest ever paid lin wrlottetown 0Y0: the cargo

amoupt of time. i Conn. Pierce submitted the fol‘ lolvlni: Police Report for‘ the

month ,9 March; iAll lcers were ml duty for Month l’ March. 12 arrests were

,lnrlde during tho month, 9 for

health at the time of application.

OOOOWO-OWUOQOV‘ 5-0-00

¥ Condensed Specials

“NINE-lilo DO! lino Der day. 9e per l no per day tor I days or over lo a ino per dearer d days or over. Count I wor s a line. Groups of 6 fiiural, 1% tip! letters, count one won} 1 or cent. discount for duh. ddr forms part of ad. and mun be paid for. special Baton Furnished Room Ad. ‘Iie for nvon

war l. for one week. Situation wanted. tor uvon words. we par woe .

‘TO LET KING IDWARD HOTEL Phone 6381.. 4 7 3i

‘Nd/ANTED TO RENT 8MAl-L house. Modem conveniences. Phone Bill-L. 11246d2-3i

WANTED AT ONCE A WOMAN

or girl for snersl housework.

Apply Mrs. . A. Match. Hope

up, 3i vvi/Arci-llo, cLocxo, JEWEL

..iry repairing and engraving oi Ibo highest. order at The W. '1‘. Wellan- 0o, Ltd. Queen 6t.

ii-iio-lmth

Lou- rnon n cl-l-oul rain lllvlr font.‘ own-a. W.N. Tall ton. oasrmuim. n

‘MILLIN-IR wAtiFt-lo, iiv Aassu ault e oaniibi. ma. wciiillcwn.

to take 0111110 0i their milllnery . 140-6

loans-l»-

~ -—~—-——- "on iALh-QAMG! 1a rnr

ltn‘ 18 tut it. mighton. Almost new. Possession about May 1st

iMustb GWWfltA l t Mac- " a ' m" n reunion: w.» N above at

ii Macaulay,

eat c. oil.‘ em.

ll twelve months.

44o 3| 9 owiloclr last night l9 above.

—8_USTA|NED Eliminating word “secretly? 4. That the aforesaid regula- tions have lhecn illegally concili- ed and that adverse decisions have. been rendered thereupon without diacloeins some to tilc individuals affected, thus causing great dial tress and dissatisfaction. -—8U8TAlNED With the ellnin-ailoll of illegal concealment. but the Royal Com- mission expresses the ciplnlon that the publicity given the Board's do- cision was insufficient, and would cause tho effect claimed by the G. W. V. A. l5. 'l‘l'hut the general procedure of tho Board‘ was such as to place the bullion of proof with regard to tlllfllllllfllhllli-Y (of a dssibllity to wnr service), entirely uloon tho claimant for pension. and that as a result many art-service mcn and de- pendents have been denied a pro- per orllortunity to establish their

rights. AUBTAINED

6. That pensions have been re- ‘iuccd following a review or the findings of the locni examiners by the headquarters of-fice in a man- ner contrary to the procedure an- lounced before the Select Commit- tee of the House of Commons (on onslois and rel-establishment.)