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Addresses.

The Strand ’l‘lleatre was flllod capacity yesterday the occasion of a mime male

In the StraudTheatne iYesterday After- noon. Enjoyable and instructive Pro-I gramme Carried Out. Wilson and Miss Jean Brown give

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afternoon on n1 ting of eleven crippled children.

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WlNNiPidG, Muy :.'°fn,,,.d"n (u Hutton, the “bully rnnndi- humlft‘ found gililty on u rllurgg ny qmuj. mobile theft was sentenced m‘ two years in Stout-y lilomltaln l‘c|li[(-“,I ‘tiary yefilelillly- The court order-J ed the wllrrnnt to he heir] n". twmb ty four hours so mm Hum,“ might l)0'llll‘ll(‘.fl over to Dciiillv‘ she-fill 11'1"?!‘ iii‘ Ilff-llllltll‘ “null-l ingtou. ‘ “ i

Miss Mona

Confirm Policy oi y ' Previous Govt i...

Tile-Junior tlted Cross rnlllle i105" ble the restoration to ilollltll ill -]ll coll-

Secretary,

of Commons.

LONDON, May ‘fr-Well over more women will be

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Sir William Joynson- Hicks, t he Home M a d e Statement in House

(Special to the Guardian)

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 4. — Early conventions between Cana- dian and Cuban officials in Ottawa looking toward a trade agreement are anticipated by international commerce experts as a logical con~ sequence oi present economic con- ditions in Canada and Cuba.

The CanadiawBritish West Ind- ies trade agreement which became effective May 1st is considered here to loresbadow an expansion of Canadian political and economic interest ill Carribeans regions in- eluding Cuba, Central America aild the northern countries of ‘South America.

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Flood offWater s..-

spread a Dozen Lou- isiana Parishes.

(Canadian Press) MEMPHIS, Tenn. iMay t-Out- breaks of typhoid fever in Arkan- sas and the giving away of a levee‘

pected to Over-i

ii~..ii.ii.i..i?‘iiEi°iiiiitiiiliiiiiii;f;ififi m oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l till" ll lit iiillliil Pereiariliiiiiiii will ii EEENliNEIJll iiiiiiirs FEllEiiIiiItlN oiiiiill

Yesterday Morning in Prince of Wales College. A Large Number of Teachers in Attendance.

Tile Ailnunl Convention of tilethc government hiul not yet done Prince Edward lslund 'I‘cacller's,nn_ but i; wan no; ynt mo rage, Federation opened ill the Prince ofi The Chan-man innn den); with Wales college Hall yesterday aft-lino Canildlflll Teachers‘ Federation ernoon, with the President. Mr. Exhnin 1n ghnringgngown 135g yagf, J. liodgson Morrisey,.in the chailalnnn discussed 30mg of m; mam The following committees were ilp-‘featurea of mag very jmnnngnt Dointod: igathering. Much important legis-

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onfrililliliisell by the (loverumontfs lblli giving wolncn tho vote at 21

'i‘0l\'lO, liiny -i. —..-\t ll l-ollioi~.‘.vi-ill~s oi‘ ngc. Replying to ques- cnce loduy oi‘ the new ministry" lions in the House of C0lnm0ll5 which was formed on April 1,)“, this afternoon Sir William Jill/Moll‘

Press-Dailiel Bell, John (Tonnol-linyiny, nnn been nnnnen i 1y. Ernest Parker. ‘the Dominion registration of teach- Banqueb-R. H. Rogers, Ethel em which would n18“ inn mam. Taylor. AS1188 Mllfllflgllflll. L. W-lbers on a much higher level. Wynne. H- W- YBO- ' ill tho afternoon there were ad-

lho Junior Jtcd iCloss Society.

Miss iilabcl Mstihiesonpresided t ill a lnosl efficient manner and the a dialogues, drills, and addresses

near Vicksburg, Mlss., augmented the need for Reil- Cross relief anlong flood victims yesterday. The break at iMilliksnsBond, just north

eluding Miss Wilson complimented‘ he Society on. its wonderful work, n4! splendid programnle- ‘ iii/kiss Joan Brown, National Ulr-

(Slleeiai to the Guardian)

Con. Elmsley . Likely To Get

we“. of an entertalnlllz 41ml l"- eotor o.‘ the Junior RedkCrggs wit: n was ‘(nnnuny any...“ n, Cunt-iv,“ lilcks, Home Secretary, estimated . of Vicksburg, uuloosed n. flood of Resolution—-C. B. Jelly, R. Dalrlhldressen on "Changes of Text strllcilVC character, _ next called upon to when -i e801 tile policy zulrlpicd by m.- ,..-n.n,,,,.~ll..d ZLIEBOJIOU wolnen between 2,5 Hahfax PQst-wator that was expected to over- Raymond Hughes. tBuoks" by Superintendent Shaw. Tho proceedings opened with the she was very 1110115911 l0 "l"! 9'95"" govol-nnit-nl ltlwilftlti tho iorii,.-.,,,,. and 110 yours oi‘ use. and 1.590.000 spread from 2.000 to 3.000 square Finance-H. Johnston, ll. Mellish "A Demonstration in Tflsehlbl

Nomlnatlns-L- F- McDoneld. L-lLOIIR Division," by Miss Marion W. Lowther, Marion Douglas. lDouglas. and a mass meeting p!

The President then delivered hlsnne Junior Red cm”, ~ annual address. reviewing the work Todgy the sneakers n; any, accomplished by the Federation Jame; A, Clorgn, 05,531., 3am; lest year. and stylus some Buszest- John: Miss Jean Brown. Monoto - ions of the nature of the work for Dr, s, N, Robertson nun Mr, L. , the ensuing year, He said the gnaw, most successful in tho history of, Qn Thurgdgy evening n bnnqngt the Convention. will be held for teachers at the

One of the principal matters Ronn nnd Grgy_ dealt with was tho consideration re

sinking o.’ the island Vllynln after and listen to the delightful W0‘ women between 21 and 25 years. which roll call of the Presidents of gramme which hadhtbeen so ilélilcrllle- the different branches of the Jun- ably married out. S e~stresse I ior ‘Rod (Yross took place. As the necessity oi the inculcatlon o name of oaoh branch was called. health habits in the young 81H! tho ‘President reported how many quoted a learned specialist as say- lnembel-s of the ‘branch were .in at- ing that the‘ influenza epidemic of iondanco and some gave an lntar- i918 never would nave lllllplitlllfi csting report of tho activities of had the grownups coveted t their lbranoh during the year. Over mouth and nose "with the handker- nvo hundred members were report- chief when sneezing and coughing.

lug liuvill llnlltiliioil l-onferenci- iii (ienevtl between tho lhlitcd Stilton “'""l‘l h" elllfllllchlseil- (lrcut lirlluin and Jzlrdii. Al moi The "ill"? Sfififfllflfy lllll 1N"- Te‘ time Japan nnnnnlnn l‘l'cfii‘lpvlwll)ly to Ernest. Tburtls, Shorediich. Coolldgrfs proposals for :1 l|'i])u|-t.'\\'llll asked him to “discourage his ite llnvul limitation roilllllizllwr. tho ”‘“l'l""'l°"" "m" descrlbmg the mo’ Japanese foreign office was iiiliitritlil"”‘"‘l “lllllllmllll vmers “s "ml? us llnviug shill liult llli‘ l_'<i\-i=i-i|.‘l><‘I‘-"-"- ' lnollt was i)l‘i‘.p2l|‘(‘tl to f'f)-(lp()]'|n(.1 'l‘ilili lilo exprcssloil '!'la|lp_él‘ vote’ with uuy powers Sfirlillll-Z imvzil rc/hsll“ "Mkm" w“ “pllmmlt “l- “'9 (inn-inn, on n in...“ 0|- nnr m...“ iltllllllill filer-ting of tho Council of ‘the Women's National Liberal Fed-

milea in this lowlands of a dozen northeastern (Louisiana. parishes and-afiect‘25,000 to 80.000 persons. ST. LOUIS, (Mo, May i.-iDsm- oge to levees as a result of the ilvliississippf Valley flood was esti- mated yesterday as being $4,000,000 and $6,000,000 by tColonel Charles lb. Potter, president of‘ the Missis- sippi river committee on return to St. Louis from an inspection voy-

KINGSTON. Ont, liiay 4.——— it is iulmored in military circles here. that with Major-General Tbaeker appointed Chief of Staff to succeed Major-General McBrien, Major- (isusral J. H. Elmsley. who at pre- sent commands Military District No. 3, Kingston, may be offered tho command of military district ‘No. 6. Halifax. Major-General Thacher until recently held the command at Halifax, being suc~

crl present. It ivory school had ‘a Junior died audition ht nhlekoool today. Mrs i d age to New Orleans. ways and means of carrying out v _ ‘ C d . , , I . _ costs temporarily by Brig-Gener- [n 1 1| 1 tn 19 (A pleasing, educative and enjoy lCross, the death rate of ana a “inliiiihhuln who was lndspend u] Q K_ Rosa, who’ n ‘a rumored’ _ coiwfaersgolll‘Ollflnlzzigflillalze n?“ ygt

lent l.lllt'l‘ill member of'tho House Louth, 1921-24. modern girl. “what. about

able programme was then carried would be cut in‘ 1W0 - 1n K301111411 n ollt which consisted of the follow- t-here are over 137.000 Red Cross ing; Juniors. This iSOUlQl-y extends over A dialogue "iOur New Brunch" by all the world and has a membership m“ mum flapper,” pupils of Queen Square School: 0f about 9,600,000. After givilng an. ’ - Minn, Hqugn “In; 39am. Bum" by interesting account of the Junior .___ nnmils oi’ the Model ‘School; Rocl- Rad ‘Cmss Societies-in the different tatlon "How Oolds Travel" by An- oouutries of Pluralie she had visited. (Special toihe Guardian)

llu. Bentley. Prince Street School; ‘Miss ‘Blown then showed to tho 0'i"I‘-A\V.\, Mil)’ -i. v ‘Formal den-I , 1ilnyiot; "King Good Health" tby iVmostin-g it bountiful banner present- iul was given by Prclnicl‘ Kine fo~ ‘ i

‘oi’ (‘oliunoils for Seal; Will B9 Iklllllllllllll‘.ulllflllilllltlllt: A Opened

would either succeed General Elmsley in command at. Kingston or go to Vancouver in command of in. D. No. 11.

been fully carried out.

A resolution bad been passed rc- garding the amount of French to be taught for matriculation. The» committee waited on the superln~ ten ent, and were iven o nder- Btllilld that the amogunt JOCK] not (cmlldml P"°") ~ be lowered. but rather increased. HADIIFAX. May a-Skirtinluw lie used the argument that in Nova huge iceiflelds that have surrounded Scotia alld New Brunswick more the Magdalen Islands since last do- French was being taught to the camber the steamer Lovat of Plot/on pupils vl grade ten. is trying to 11nd a passage which

The committee pointed out that will ensible her to deliver supplies these pupils bud not so many otb- to {he inmnnenn The Loon; ggflgd er subjects. They considered they "on Hnmnx 15st Saturday for the

Economic Conference Opens In Geneva

(Canadian Press)

GENEVA. Switzerland. ltiay 4. — The great international economic conference summoned to evolve ‘plans to stabilize economic condi~ tionso throughout the world was opened today in Reformation Hull Some 1,500 delegates were present, representing 46 nations-including the United States, nSoviet. Russia,

Held Up By Ice Barrier

LaborMember . Is Suspended

boys of West Kent School; dla- ed to tho Canadian Junior Rod day tn u widely vlrvulutvii story mg“. sA ‘Band o; Red gm“ ‘Jnn. icroflfl by tho 137M511 ‘ll-Bil iCmsn that mu- ol tllc Uttillvu souls is to lorsTby ifliteen Eboys and girls. Juniors in i925. This ibanner was be £9191"! "l" "lllllillllllllillll "l

Tilis iplngramnle was thoroughly made especially by 111B, Fbylll R‘ ' ""v""' M‘ l" l“ m“ "m"

(Canadian Press) ' LONDON, May 4.——Tho short and ugly word was use

enjoyed and featured health rules fiohool oi’ Art ill lleodlewrlfir, thou-Ml,“ "l "°"““l""'*""""' ""l“1"""* ‘" and Jiulfllg in ab] in ‘tho prcventlgl] don sand blurring‘ accident. 0f disease nlldlllfihsnith. ~.

' Miss Mono. Wilson, Chief Red Cross tires. then addressed the meotingfisettllikdor the aims and n mipllsltmenis of the Junior iRed

=Cross ‘Society. There are seven ilnndred Prince Edward Island Junior tiled Cross members organiz- ed in about fifty "branches. There were over one hundred island cllllllfell lwlDed by this organiza- tion. Niuetyeight children whose

‘(Jannda except Nova Scotla.

‘Ivan Sinclair of West Kent Soho to Miss Brown, on ‘behalf of ti Ilsland Junior Red Cross; and

her iby Constance liyndman.

congratulated their

the members

vision were found (infective were ‘Work accomplished. supplied with eyeglasses through Tobe meeting closed with the Na-' fllolSoclety. , tlonal Anthem.

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Condensed Specials WATfi-rlc. per word, v not each insertion in this column. +o++o++++o4¢4++++++>o+u ‘JOB PRINTING OF EVERY description, cheaply and eirpedi-

tiously executed. Guardian Cen- trnl Job Printer, Phone 132.

MacDonald Wholesale ‘Co.

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Australian. Exhibits n For Toronto

WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL

"hon!" succession to (i. it‘. (Tliililornii, ro-

luutovei- five hundred your... it hns ‘been exhibited in every iprovincc lll

A WW3 Ofllllllllifl Wilt! mflvvll by whose ilutllorlty was recently one

beautiful houquot was ‘presented to!

Mr. ‘H. H. Slulw, Superfntonrleuti for excellent programme and‘

As tho members filed out of the blllldlllgllley were each presented _ wit-h an orange kindly donated bylStiltes regarding Will‘ debts it 3911M“ & 5011-. ‘Clark Bros, and‘

Miss iNan Shaw capably acted as comllilllllil. during tllo iprogrumrnc.’

Exhibition!

Gently. supcrllllluulteii. it is rvi-y (louhifill if thi- position is filled its tlln duties nri~'i~ut'l-li~li on b)" the us- slhiitlli. i'nl|lliliseiionf*l' .\lr. lllt‘llill‘tl

fill “"1"” _ Chinese Continue to "l Fire on British War-

Great Britain Sends Note to United States

= (Special to the Guardian)

i ships in the Yrangtse (Special to the Guardian)

LONDON, May 4.~ Three Brit- ish sailors were wounded when ifjllinese fired un H. M. S. Kiawo laud a dtistroycr, an Exchange Tele-

LUNDON, Mny (ii-oat lll‘ll'zi-'.l‘llllll despatch from liongkolle aln has soul u note to the Fllitcii said lodily- 0H9 "l "10 "19" W" was wounded when field guns on the 'l‘ho short‘ were fired at the destroyenl thcout-'l‘\vn were hit when the Kinwn come of the controversy over llii‘ wont into action against Chinese wnr debt llctwccn the h.t.‘l'i.‘lili')' oi‘ iZllll-‘Il 1'01‘ "l" 56°91"! time ""5

i ' 1 $1 |,,-. t'\ll~'|||'.\'- “"““-

Klan-no,‘ llll/Hnlii-Iliiilfliillll lllffullflllfill, SHANGHAI. May 4.-— indiscrim- win, inhu- iirini: on British warships on

said authoritatively lO(ltl._\'. noto is understood to be

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House of Commons today by one Qf'l._ll0 laiaorites fighting the gov- ernment's trodes union bill. John 390KB“. unemher for Gateshead, de- clared the prime minister had ul- tered lies albout the trades unions ‘bill during hi5 address in suppgrt of the measure which would outlaw iiensral strikes and strikes of n. coercive measure.

Upon dnotion of Winston (lhurcll- ilL-‘Chancsllor of the Exchequer, Beckett was suspended for five days and left the house. The incid- ent came as the clltmaxofg heated scene, the laboriten challenging the brlmo minister's assertion that cou~ trol of the ‘British laibor movement was getting into the hands of the minority or extremist element. When iMir. Baldwin refused to name the unionists controlled by this element there was a labor shout. of “so much for your hon- esty" and :Mr. Beckett made the

ginilmrsurlfio firn today ucnr Nllnkillg while; air. is nl-‘i-ollroyillg steamers but there were! [nlllltl casualties. The dootroyorl

l-‘\\'illlllC‘.l'£‘l' was fired on with rifles

fol‘ n reply to Hsil-riiiury viewpoint. thilt firczil ilrii _ calving more from her i-oiitlucu debtors thnil silo is lillylllil ""1""

m" Illxtthmlumu ti... Ynngtsii river tiontlnltei-i. The remark ‘rm wmch he w“ 91999511‘ lt is thought to be ill tht- lli|llll‘l‘ illlllltitl". ‘lililkflllul-er w“ "mlwi ' ,..__;_

Strike vote Will Be Taken By

to ‘describe elnielvfltanleyfBa win in "the

and Turkey as non members of the League of Nations and the ball presented an even more animated and crowded scene than durinl: meetings of tbs League Assembly. —i—--Q0-c>————-

Moncton Fire Loss More Than $20,000

(Canadian -Presa)

MONICTON, May -i.—Ten families were driven from their apartments, Western Union Telegraph services to the city were entirely disrupted, tho office of the Canadian Pacific iltailway and Telegraph Company was badly damaged ‘by water as were eight stores, and the rear of the store occupied by ‘Smallwood and Steers, drugglsts, where the flames originated, was gutted by the flames which before they had been halted by the firemen had caused agtotal loss oi‘ more than $20,000 here last night.

MONICTOIN, N. 11., May 4. —— Revised estimates place the loss in the fire which occurred in the Vic- toria block in Main- street here last. .night.at Iabout $42,000, including

had the better of the argument, but they could not change the super- xiggigegtsrgllz: gigigoggdm intendsnfs views. P E I b t n 9m “mm Another resolution was that tho ' ‘ "» u a er 5 m; salaries of the female teachers 7m?’ mu“ “f n“) mud‘ 3”“ w should not be lower than those of m“ task "ml reulmed m Plcmn- tho males for the some work done. Sh“ Stained 93am Sunday m°mm$' The Executive were instructed t0 lie!‘ Bklpber "planning to attempt bring what influence they could the "northern zroute" 11117011811 $119 to bear upon the government toplorthnlnberland Straits, Since have the necessary -anlondnleuts then no word has been received riassed- The committee Worked from the steamer. and it. is plenum energetically ill collecting data re- ed nnn n, n“; nnnmmng 1n,- nn on. garding salaries of teachers in the fining 1n the great ban-inf o; y“, other provinces, but as it. was There has been no freight m. n“. found, with the exception of Al- sense‘. steamer Hawks to we M“. berta.f the sallaries ofifemaie teach: dale“ since Dea 23’ though m9 i“ 251?...‘S.Z..°A.‘1X§’J§$Z.“’§ .32. breaker Montcalm isms“ m i“ ’ lpatlol duty in the Gulf of St. 141w-

declded to proceed slowly. Regarding text books, the super- Ten“ 3°‘ mwugh “mm a mm!“

dntendent will have same definite 35°- mnnouncenlsnt to make at this, ‘meeting. The opinion of the iteaohers of the Federation should- be consulted before the text books are finally chosen. , The agitation to have the Feder- ation represented on tho Board of Education was continued but no conclusions have yet, been reachedJ l-le had been given to understand‘ that in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick members of the Teach-l

Coming Events, Meetings, Etc.

"Como to Dance in Emerald Hall, Friday May 6th. 521-5-4 a1

"Como all Community Club meeting, May ninth. reh-eehlgeiggll-

llfllliigwgrk, Apply 19g Kant 5g I u l; 1 ,| 5H,.“ “nu... gin-hi. Kiuug Yin. n member of the, 234,00 o m qmudm ‘ ch o! ens’ Federation were appointed to v 5305553‘ I (Special to the Gusrdish) VlI/allrlliulztlonniildilt funding ilur" “ircjw harm-z sughiliiytlwottlll-ged‘ Bowl G P R Btfilihm“ wunl haze to [be $81,153?" Two grater willlt the Blutlextllntelldiillll. “SM” TM“ a” "The mun“? SYDNEY- N- 3- W» Mfly 4. -—Tilc'm°m' ' ‘ “Hmmlm lemme "e ' i ' ' ‘ p y ' .ot.iler heavy losers are Snlaliwood c-ifilrftllltllallloivllcnflgeljilntlg“to 3.... olltmcliw" “l “V” Tmwrs“ Hdl m" ..i..f.it.izii°i.°.it.ir“*i*i' {rial i"":i""::"i "r flit"; D {h fw n o. r" “i” “..“’“"'..2’i“§.‘8?"..3'“°i°.‘°“¥.li ' l" “- W" =' -' ' ' °° "9 ' “ "3 l" a 9 "l "BT01" t I ll i H‘- ll '-‘" '“"j-“ "U" ' “_' - nu ian Press) VD ace his u . an - -_--- '

.. Jptllfififl. Aitltly 172 Sydney '3'" nt ‘the (Zarxuliau Exhibition ‘Jlileyrglt- lensing Mr. Aioiioiis n: lit J 0 e i MONWWAL, May ‘rmstflkn bnplman lNQlflniOllo hook seller and u-Ammd (‘he nnmmngnmgngna " on o next ugust. interview l-l; sontalloiis." ‘ l ts will be dl t ibuihd at co to statloner. S .00 . the Market House Friday a TlclvgmmtlrlgFuRtifili-iib . ROOMS the markets and migration dgpal-l: d Known Gomposerlnlli inn 10m“, o“: lywmnwfifiod o; M U r I ‘ ‘St. Vincent's Orphanage.

y m- s-agod woman. ment u, number of march t - . ' l ' ii , a ' ‘ ’ " ’ ” - - - i APPly 100 Kent ~St. milled exhibits ofdrisd fruaiIgsflwprligllTwenty Fopr (Special to the Guardian) fmwfflyiflfllzmlf“ 18hr,‘- Egdggfifl t ANY N P 0 - "inquire Rs Chronic Diseases , —-———- hides Bkliis iindwrbrizos. i In Mine Dlsasifll‘ 'rolt0NTO, Ont.. May 4. -i~:.-..~_ad,a,, name mnfify“ through“... __._ QIRL l9 AWAY 112 Prince Street, m. Olift. from L081?“ o“ 9579555‘! LAST - » -_“_<**_"‘_1 ‘ __,_ on ii. Hall. composer of "Mother Canada This n h The following judgments wore D l" ‘delay. recovery in next (LNG may“ munmm _‘ . , 2 . ___ ' __ _ _ . was announce ere I N R ~ _ Flint-Mfr t pen‘ Fmdm ‘ ‘ (Canadian Press) lliirllw" 3"" "mm weukmfw" last night. after a meeting of the SIWII by U10 wllrl- mmmm- 42353 133m” s urn to§100 Wéltfisglst. i PNMQMONT, w vudyiny i ._')‘]l1i slings, died nt Santa Anna. Luli- brqbherhood'mhe ballots Wm be To. James ‘Mtflwaiu’ plaintiff v5. ___,_,__.

his, from hoart failure inst night Drama“

"The (Zlydo Riivler

nul victims oijol

Ti i , r .1».- ldiiliio , rod es o s l “gamer My“ M‘

In Spanish

or l|])1)0l\l‘lll[-’.' at a benefit per-

wumable on May 21.

Joseph MacDonald. defelldantJict- ion for dsmagesfor $500, on ac-

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