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GENEVA March 8. — Great Britain ls not trying-to form a lea- sue against Russia, lSir Austen the press Willy. The British foreign secre- tary who Is here attending-the lies- sions of the Council of the League

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iossther in make this statement after reports had been circulated that Great Britain had inspired the Italian ratification cf the treaty . by which the ‘annexation of Bess- arable to Roumalria is guaranteed.

Sir Austen declared that the allegations that Great Britain is seeking to encircle Russia although emanating from various capitals, always have been inspired from the same source implying the Soviet union. "The British Foreign Secretary accused Russia of pursuing a pol- icy openly hostile to Great Britain which continued to maintain dip- lomatic relations. with the Soviet government rather than introduce an element of instability into the European situation.

Because of the increasing crimes of violence throughout Japan“ the police oi the largest cities may be armed- with. pistols. Most policemen in Japan are now armed only with short swords.

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.__--—-i-—~__________ 1 The Markets I _ OTTAWA, March 8. —‘No_ further changes has been reported from egg-markets today although re- ceipts continue to increase and a general firm tone prevails. ‘DOIRAOINFPO —— Receipts are In- creasing faster. Dealers are "quot- ing country shippers for upgraded eggs extras 35-186; firsts 33-04; seconds 28-29 delivered. ‘Prices to retailers extras 40; firsts 3B; sec- onds 36. MOINTIEUEAIL —— Market is" steady with receipts increasing. Ontario eggs are being offered in a iobblng way at extras 39'. firsts 37; sec- onds 34. lPrlces to retailers are ex- tras 42—44; firsts 39—40; seconds

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WITNINLHEG — Prices to country shippers are unchanged at extras 413; firsts 411; seconds 35 delivered cases returned. Prices to retailers are extras 47; firsts 4'5; seconds 40—4'2.

IREGDNIA - The local receipts are still very light but with the moderate weather prevailing an in- crease is expected shortly. Quota- tions to country shoppers are ex- tras 47; firsts 45; seconds 40-—42. REGINA, — Local receipts are still very light but with the mod- erate weather prevailing on ju- crease is expected shortly. Prices to retailers are extras 54; firsts 53; seconds 47~—49. . IONIJGARY -— This market has P60811111’ shown tendency with dealers quoting country shippers, upgraded eggs, extrns‘32; firsts 30; seconds 25. Prices to netailers are now extras 40; firsts 37; seconds 32. f HIAILDPAX —— Receipts are heavy and prices have declined. Dealers 1116 1111011111; country shippers for unguided ease delivered Halifax extras 38; firsts 34; seconds 25, Prices to retailers extras 46; firsts 4J1; ‘seconds 32,

'S'l‘. JOHN — The local receipts are fairly large but insufficient to supply the whole demand. Dealers 1118 011M108 country shippers for llilgradeil eggs extras 42; firsts 40, seconds 34. Prices to retailers ex-

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Arguments on the Re- Port of the Church Union Commission Began Yesterday. .

Argument on the report of the Church Union Commission, opened yesterday before Chief Justice Ma- tihieson, Justice Hsszard and Just- ice Arsenaullt. who comprise the Court of Appeal in illquity.

The Commission who submitted their report_ in the early winter. consisted of ‘Mr. H. J. Palmer, K. 0-. chairman; Mr- W. ‘E. Bentley, K. C., and Mr. K, M. Martin. This Pebort dealt with about twenty-sev- en congregational matters havin8 to do with the allocation of Church llirollerty In this province.

Mr. Hector Mclnnls, K. »C., of Halifax. assisted by Messrs. White- head and Thos. Campbell is pre- senting the argument in behalf of the United Church.

Mr. Donald Mcliinnon. K. C-, is the counsel for the continuing Pres oyterians. ‘

Mr. Mclnnls began his argument when court opened in the mornInE. and continued well into the after- noon session, In wihich he was fol- lowed by Mr. Whitehead, Mr. Mc- Kinnon spoke briefly before court luidourned.

Mr. Mclnnls in the course of the presentation of his argument ex- plained the meaning of the United Church Act-how all general prop- erty of the Methodist and Presby- terian congregations passed to the United Church of Canada, but that congregational property of these denominations is still held by some trustees for the benefit oi some congregations under the Mod~ cl ’l‘rrlst Deed which forms part oi the Acl. Jie further submitted that under the terms of the amendment passed to the provincial nct of 1920, the Commission had no pow- er to take ills property of Metho- dist congregations for Presbyterian minorities, because the amendment allowed property to be taken only from congregations that had divid ed on the Union question. There were no minorities in the MGthO- dist congregations because all Methodist congregations went into

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er, was s. visitor to the city yester- day.

Mr. Neil McDonald, Churchill, was u visitor to the city yesterday.

Mr. Alex Docherty, Clyde River, was a visitor to the city yesterday. _._

iMr. Arthur W. Edmends, account- ant with the Provincial IBank, at Sackvlile, 13., has been transfer. red to this branch in Pembroke, Ontario.

1923 Trainrobbers Are Now Captured

(Canadian Press) IAJSHESTOIS, Ones-March 8.-—Two men were being detained here on suspicion oi being Roy A. and May Charles Dauntremont. twin broth- ers, who with another brother Hugh are believed by United States pol- ice to have held up a train and killed three trsinmen and a. mall clerk In the Siskiyou mountains of Oregon on October ll, 1923. The United States post office depart- ment have posted a reward of $15,. 900 ior their capture. The allega- tion that the men held are the Daunircnlonts was made in an afil. davit by James ‘Peunud, who with the two requested anlghfs lodging in the police station from Chlei oi Police Ferlalul,

Chief Fcrlund received inquiries fronl lh-Iriceville asking if he had

ter made out an affidavit

Mr. Peter Goodman, Hunter Riv, I

seen three strange men and on his further questioning Piuaud, the lat- before

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The writer may be wrong, not having seen any oi the other Halke Colendar Tournament matches now being played throughout Cauudu. but would willingly bet the Brook- lyn ‘bridge against a ham sandwich that lust night's final billiard match In the tournament here was one oi the most spectacular and interest- ing so far played in the seven pro- vinces oi‘ tho Dominion.

Spectacular Cont est-McMahon Will go

' entrants in the Maritime play-offs

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Defeating Bill Nicholson ‘by One Point in I 1000 String Fina l-Lambros Bros. Par- V...

Fans to Witness‘

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—aml a gfinlly crowd was there.

‘Fred McMahon has retained his title as Prince Edward» island Eng- lish bllliurll champion.

Notary J. ll. ICote. In the Affidav- it Pillaml stated he had met the brothers In Quebec lllliilll. February 16th and they had informed hlln confidentially that they were Roy and Charles Dauntremont, The ‘three went to Parent, Que" later 11111111111; their way to Asbestos vla 'C11111‘11y CraiSu road and Danlville.

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The above may he saying s. whole cue full, nevertheless to surpass the aforesaid mentioned set-to the writ~ er would ask any team to chalk up and come again. _

To quote in‘ part a report of Mon- day night's 0119111115 which ED116111“ in these columns yesterday

lie will represent this Province In the coming eliminations which are to take place in Quebec next Monday and Tuesday.

Bill Nicholson's heady and sen- sational comeback last night worthy of the highest praise. With

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(Canadian Press) _ _

MONCTON, N. 8., Mar. B. -— The Charlottetown Victories, P. E. l. iniernlelliute champions, eliminat- ed the Sunny Brae Rovers, local

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here tonight In the Rrae rink by defeating them 3-2, thus winning the series of home and home games five goals m three, as they took‘ their home game last Saturday night 2-1. ' ’ The game which was played be-' fore the largest crowd of fans that. . ever attended an intermediate hockey game in this city was .a. wild exhibition of hockey. The recent soft weather had its effect on the ice which is ill a deplorable (jtlllillilflll, making brilliant hockey an inlposslbillty and team work out, oi’ the question. '

Kentville Win ,_ Southern Section p M. A. H. A. League .

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particulars. "as 461 11111111 44; seconds.

1.0mm a 147 point lead to overcome at the

morning, PMcl/laholl and Nicholson oeglnning, he worked systematical-

PIna-ud said the two men had told finalists in the 1000 point match

Union without a. vote. him how they had jumped a mail

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Want Water Power Bill Transferred

(Canadian Press)

‘QUJQDPXY, March B. — Powers which were given to the New Brunswick electric power commis- fliouily tho province of Quebec two sessions ago are transferred In an- Ollie!‘ bill to the st. John ' River Imwel‘ 90-. two years ago the late Veniot government linked [hi3 province ior power to create stor- flgc dams in this province so as to develop the Grand Falls of the In- ternational Line between New Brlmswlck and Maine. Shortly after the Veniot government was defeated ‘by Hon. J. B. M. Baxter and me 901ml’ 9111111380. o. contract 1191111; given to the Canadian inter- "11111111111 Paper Company to do the devewplilg work the Province hav- ‘(15 decided against: “liationsllza-

on." - thThe nresentnlu which stands n. Melflillllo oi is.’ Fheriault, Liberal

. . A. for Llslet, transfers the

Mr. Mclnnls further pointed out that in practically all cases heard by the Commission, the United Church Congregations had offered to convey to the minority u. church building in six cases and in seven cases had offered the minority the rigiht to WOTBhlD in their church building at such hours as the ma- jority were not using it. Thus in practically all cases the‘ majority had offered to the limit of what they could offer without depriving themselves of a. convenient place Of worship.

Mr. Whitehead submitted that the West Point. case was typical of many with which the Commislson had dealt. l1l that case__the major- ity had offered to the minority the right to worship In the building be- cause lf they had complied with the request of the minority and had given them the church building, they would be depriving their own congregation of a convenient Dlace in which to worship. The majority award of the Commission In this case had allocated the Presbyterian

played the first 500 string, the for-

ly to overhaul and lead McMahon

train at Siskiyou, Oregon, what sum they had obtained of their arrival at the Canadian border at Saskat- chewan going from there u, win. 11111811, Montreal and Quebec. Prov. Incizti detectives will take the men to Montreal for iudentification.

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words in theamendment, namely, “Or interfering with their ‘use 11191901." was in those cases, such ‘"1 W951 P111111. Where\there was only one church building in the cilmmlllliiy. The providing ofu 911m v! worship. he said, for the minority could be accomplished without depriving the mnymqty, on. ly ‘by ordering the joint use or the Church by both congregations. lt was further contended by Mr, Whitehead, that as the amendment provided protection m majorities 0111i’. in congregations that it was not contemplated that the Metho- dist property could ibe taken for Presbyterian minorities as the Me- thodist congregations had gone In- io Union with Division.

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The match night to shoot out the remaining 500. As was the case of ‘Monday's oli- - ener, long before the start fans be- gan to pack the Lnnibros Bron. parlors ,and when McMahon went to the table, parking space ‘W111i 1111 conspicuous a. an iceberg in the Benches, chairs, pool tables“ radiators, in fact every pos- sible vantage point was picked up llike world's series tickets at the However, notwith- standing the huge crowd present, the utmost silence was observed, ‘with the exception o-f a few “ah's" and “oh‘s" when either player fall- ed to negotiate a. difficult shot.

.it “Q13 a nerve rgcklng game, es- pecially for McMahon, who, al- though cueing a steady and coll- sistent game was forced to see his 147 lead slowly but surely cut down by his opponent who later passed

Sahara-

lPolo Grounds.

7 points." was resumed

mer "hanging up" with a lead 0i

last

at the 800 mark. lt was a great ex- hibition of nerve coupled with ex- cellent execution.

Nicholson as great in defeat as w McMahon in victory.

‘Messrs. Ernie Perry and Watson Cruswell were judge o! play and of- flcial scorer respectively.

Messrs. Lambros Bros, wish to thank the Press, juds@1!,'01‘1'1¢1111 scorers and all those who helped in any way to make the 'l‘ourna- ment the success it was.

Sullivan Swims “San” Channel

ISIAN EILAINICISOO. ‘March, 8. —— Henry Sullivan of Lowell. M11118» yesterday swam the Golden (into channel here In one hour and 50 minutes. The distance is about sel.

To be beaten by 0119 11913151311195 lo a one all draw. the

. (Canadian Press) HALIFAX, N. 8.. Mar. 8. -Kent-_~ iville "Wildcats" won the southern - section of the Maritime Amateur. Hockey Association Leaguehere tonight. by‘ holding the Crescsnts. Kentvllle won first game of the series by a ,score of 8 to 1 at Kentville last Saturday. _ - , , v 0n the play the Crescents de- served to win outskatlng the visit- nrs and easily outshooting them 44 to .'I.'I. Murdock scored for llientviile in the opening period. ‘Dick tied the score when he re-___ loelved n pass from MacDonald and drove the puck Into the net with five minutes to go in ihefinal ., Ind; - -- -

-N. H. L. Games f "

(Canadian Press) N. ll. L. results: Canudlcns 1; Montreal 0. (Zliiuugo 4;. Detroit 1. Pittsburgh 2; Boston 5.

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Church‘ to the‘ minority and the .Mr. McKinnon stated In the

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BIRTHS

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his late residence on "Thursday, March 10th, at 1 o'clocl_r_ to Cherry V0119)’ Cemetery. ‘

AY-—At his home in“ ‘It. ‘Stewart.

court was requested to alter this award, by giving to the minority the right to worship in The Church building at such times as the ma- lorlty were not using it, Instead of the title to it, This was submitted as a solution oi‘ the difficulty. whereby both the majority and min ority congregation would suffer a minimum degree of hardship.