“J idly. July il. use-1-is-al.

MAXIM8 or A

MERE MAN

iii lf; ii; 5 5

5':

The

Covers Prince

Island Like the Dew

:‘..°..'»l'a'...'.‘:‘.'t'°°--'»£'.‘_'t.’t ‘JJ:.. ' cHARLo'rraTowN

Fliers Reach Berlin B I

W' _ A I _I I. " A I. I. I dl Deer Lands In

Perfect Condition As Landing,

Is Made At Templehof Air Field G I U l L

(ey Louis P- Boehner. Again-iInied‘ 'rhcy would not wssic time hcrc

Prell SU" U°¥¥0ll>°nrlenti it telephone ic friends in New York |

Leave Pigain F0rlMoscoW IIIVEN SEBIINII

Mancrn And Griffin crossed Ai R E A I] | N G

lent-ic in Excellent Tune of is MRS- BAIIIIIYI Hours And 41 I

Be Collected In

Minutes. P1ancIu,|: 0 U N D N0T‘IAr§;sSl‘;n;lunng

, ii .

BERLIN, July 6-James Mattcm und they slurned sleep. I I“““°I‘¢°d l"°“I

and Bennett Griffin, two young av-I "Tiredf Not a bit of it." said' LONDON' 'NIV “_A WW 01 1°;

lators who arc I¢chin.;_to girdle the Mattern when they landed here ati 3"; gm I:?IW°“£€‘ll foullfi t°i'|8y| I

globe by nie- faster ella.-i anyone 540 p.m. ~ll.4c sm., E.6’I‘.i 3 fs- ~"’"'- `° °feS Barney. LONDON _nn 3 (C . ll

, , ._. ,... . ._ .. . 28-year-old dua'hi f lth~ I y " “nad”

c,er bnu. l-_nuaht shag. led; ;l°ite K vvha."'=e ‘wanmni s good drink bamnet’ was no: m:;ty<;[nq:;e;ury Cnb1e)_n heated nwldmt “_ | and uemo oplan a sm- o unter. no G n. |der of Than “mu S * gmc., J_ H_ Tnomm Donnnlonr- _

uclhoi sirirfnric this nitemoon at- not thu consume: r-ily stcslu ‘"5 “"1 001 Str- “*“°-'**

Form 0fSpeo1al Duties On Irish Goods.

_ _ ... ‘ S Gunn* ter a recorfl breaking trans Atlantic to sustain litem before ue' "lt the phen' he’ I""°I`- "`h° Was -‘I‘°I 9° twenty' md e umbun'

5 Parliamentary Labor undo 1 1

' - r ft ¢\

irosslng, al-.J three haute 'md 20 air irln. delth 1" "er 1'3"' “ner 5 P3I"»5' ,ned tonight d b M in irinutes isii-r they roared into the the i i did not tak. much MW III S e B me Home

~ ~ ~ S ~ iofcmr nr in IIIIII IIIIIEII

Y ) air again, crfoute to Moscow. witli theni .il the way of provisions The verdict was reached mer the governmeiIlIt‘ ‘Seoul rea g °fI -'

,Q They we..~ 10 hours and -i3 mln- when they started for the Soviet ‘me II°“r Ima 53 "'I"“Ies °I d°IIb` orizing new dutiespstn goodacts afI:rI;|

.lies ahead -f Wiley Post and I-lar capital-only some tea, coffee, buns eI°‘tI°"

i .~ ,, I ~ I no Gatty, the airmen whose round- and few bananas ‘ Mrs' B“"‘°" °°II"‘I‘S°‘I “'I‘°" ‘M me mm me mm' IIN In I S I 0 N

I - - ' M _ La

:re-world l‘me of 5 little more When they took off for Moscow heard It' A 5III°rII mme I“I'°II' “'"°IIY r mbury moved re`IecI'I°n or

.. the biI‘. urging thc Anglo-irish clu-

_Y IM _ n n nan d U , t n _ ‘ (ann _ ' E _Tn thy freed, she left the Old Bailey and _ °** -igntriflili 'giant idle 1 tli;Ii’HstaI'II- :need inhop of 9§0mmiless The ogg Went to the home other father and pu” ‘Iver the PII” sm*-S "'°n` I NURWICH- 00”"-» July -(AP-I ,U along _.Ie bnnntly lighten "ying ' mother, Sir John and Ldiiy lillllens. pgymem °I the Imd I""I“ItI°5 -Thi’ C°nd“°I70\' "Id 9”Em°el' °f 5 ' "I »-- . _ . 0 ld be tl

'cute lower-'l Koenigehurg. (Continued on Page 5) The iu._v also acquitted Mis. liar- S II set ed “Img IIII9’ Pt

i ney on two illwrr chargr.=-- one gmd Wm' Mr' Lmsbury PI`°°°ed°d

` of manllliilslvri' and a~\_i'hc ! I t° argue "II" "H c°“"°I° and 5°“Ih

` V ° I I I I 0 Africa

intent to do Stephen, the son or a, ‘ had “ dI5P“i9 ‘md dedded YD

Unknown _Driver Judge Orders ,,,n,,e,_ s,,e,m hom ,mm by ... tum. tn. nnpu. in ...,...

fs Respons ` .A_uto Returned tryin! to shoot him during a _quar- _tI°’I mt I* sI"‘5I° m°mI°°f Of tht

rel it few weeks 'before his death. BIIIII‘5h G°"°mm°“f' W°1-dd dire WI

____ _ prevent them." I ' mn., P; bath 1 I

I°”""II"' P'°“II - I°‘“'“”“‘ P"°"I icontlnuca P i Mr Thomas intcricctcd .H 'mein er mm' ° id°°II“°‘I ‘°"‘“"h°" I’°I"“ 3'II°I'“II‘ °In`AWA' "“I’ “_‘BY I-I" °““

Lap Of Driver

(Canadian Press) FREDEIJUION, N. B., July

8.-Apparently frightened by

| on approaching motor ear ' near Harvey Station, s deer

.lumped just before it was

~ struck by the machine and

hurtlinr through the wind-

i shield, landed upon the lap of E the driver, Lloyd Boben, who

lost control ol the car. The

I automobile went off the road I and overtumed. but lichen, , who had been proceeding to ' Fredericton, _escaped wlih a

shaking up. The deer vias

illca instantly. `

gas rail car was killed, and four persons fere badly injured today when the car collided with a freigl-if, train at Franklin, on the Central Vermont railroad between here and Wlllimantic.

Conductor John Kiel-ce and En-*

l ltiiiiiii iiiI\l1fI¥f.""5s.f'f'.'1.i';l':

Mtssron Str.

I i

Imports. <

(Canadian Press)

UITAWA, Jilly 6.-Jamaica has

captured the banana trade with Canada, which was formerly almost exclusively in the hands of the United States. During April and May imports fiom United States totalled 71,495 stems, as compared with 206,341 in the last two months

ing 56,785.

the United States. .lamaica’s con-

_._

C0l`l'lil'i€l'C€.

The trade ship Letitla of the An-

chor-Donaldson line recently trov- elled to Canada with a Scottish trade. mission. whose members on their retum described the v'slt as.

very successful.

in _____

ntax and lllxury tex on products

tax will cease to have effect with

trlbutlon to the supply from the the conclusion of conventions to i W - wcst mules was 3,319,011 stems. i avoid duplication in rears to the 5"I"““» 1""°°°- °°"‘”‘“Y- “W-

The importation of bananas has transfer. Belgium and Japan were represent-

ed. `

- . ear. Brattleboro- Vt.. were killed. The t 1 0 ms ndin Indian P )___-rn C

Aiulnznsr. N. s. July o.-Au B .1 l s. _ A °'" We 5’ . _ , Stem-S in *he W' Ve m “ ° S "S8 ° “B41” Gw-

' I QUE EC’ III pemm ' MII" “llllfffl Wert l1f°U8hf I” H hesviliil with May, as compared with s.9a4- I ernment had not been savls

unknown driver in a red sedan was Wim” gnwmqbiig ig und fm- mg responsible for the death of Mur- mogul trgmpgngoiqn of liquor

rhat ` ' “I °°`

Iemnk' Mr' Lambury 5816, here. 267 stems in the previous twelve

:lock Mattlnson of Amherst, it jury without hi, imowigdgg cgnnqt be Mnem ber N Y' _I *TN m°“I-h'- (°0nt1n\led on Page 5)

decided today at an inquest con- hun responsible according to a nu- F D I°°"II“"°d °“ M' 5’ I

- :rm ro wn ed ` . ____ I

iuctod by Dr. James R. Rrbert- mg hung” ww, in qnurg gr gsg- S D » _ , _ _ , _ _ me enator _ ennzs , H/ill Su ort ' .::;::":.=:l.;'.f.::.:.:.:.=;. :.1 °“n“:::.°l.::.r°.:.:.:.°;":.::°....I A f H H b 'fa rdf, I 1. surf...-... Opponents of P”

iunc 29, when s. car he was oiilvlng gouging ny gm Quqhen Liquor I ruined °v°\' nw Oxford- commission or s cur owned lr Al ‘°““

_mm mm c 77ze Democrats

r Y r ._ _ _ I I ~ lvY.c:ov Will-

»\ Frederick windsor, of ottawa, y,,,.¢ 9,,,`u,¢_1wn,°n nn, beenynsed Plnunaanns, N. s., July 6.- 'A ` I From Shock ' '. C' _ I v - ' ~

0/ he WH lnilirtd -n -h Hftldfnti by Ouelletb brother for the convey- II” G"°“°°' member °f “' New --#

‘estifled that the red sedan had anggnf oongnmnnd wnukey_ ‘York publishing firm, was drowned

-,une 0,," me nm on the mon' when it W" bm” nt out lute tonight when a canoe over- I HALIFAX Jul 6-(B

Support T1 ck et

(Canadian Press) NEW YURK. July 6-Alfred I.

Smith announced today he would

s in - ’ y I tII° °I“" I°‘““‘”“‘ "°"I "support thc ncinomtic party."

.me of me ,ond ,nd struck Mat, court that Dum” Wm nnnwnn of turned on Lake Lawlor, tear here. *_ adlan Press)-One of five injured ALBANY, N. Y. June 6-Two of I f _

_mon-5 cm. n nynnninn n;_,.,,_ The the putpma for which nn mmm” A double drowning was averted (Canadian Press) . in an automobile collision which the men who led' the bm" "sbt me: Inewoznsllz s‘t:::;nt ssl; 'fhozt inclennil xxlrsdlozgogennonulinn: ‘ed sedan continued on its way as md been used, the Judge ordered wh" A' H°n°""°'“' °I LI“ds"y'., MEXICO CITY' JUIY 6-C. Noel 08115911 the delth 01’ Miss Margaret against the Democratic nomination ne would nnve nothing to do with mn nt r n between New zn- _he other cu. nwewed inn, sn e,n_ the luwmobm rammed to nn °wn_ Ontario, rowed to rescue Mrs. Mar- ,Wllde, Canadian Trade Colnmis- Smith last night, Senator William of Governor Roosevelt for the U, 5. any independent Ima! ° °° e e ce

iankment and turned over. gr-_ -I°"I° Mmeff Of Sm FTBHCMO. Cal- Sloner in Mexico, and the Cannd- H- Dennis. Dilblilhtr 0! the Hulifll presidenc former Governor Alf d po I y' u

Lieut. R. Cook of Montreal. and

, re

ifomla, whh was thrown into the lan Governments only official rep- Herald and Mail; will be n hospital E_ gmimyrmd Jouggg gi-mug, “gg ;°a‘:°mIde"d meh .' put’ mmm'

:gnc M.mns°n_ nf Amhem' who - water when the accident occurred resentative here, died ear ton ati nt C ‘

- - ly ight. p e for several weeks. lm in rt r th Mau- `

have recovered from their lniluies. I Gmmevs body had MI' been Ie°“I’" P0lice said it was a case of suicide, Hospital authorities tonight stat- vel:?GIiiIl?ner :|333 toltiighte gg’ Igadskgg gmmn by mlm or son-obo;-.egg gm, ,,vi;,|g_¢¢¢_ n _ "Cd Bt midl1l8ht. and that Wilde used a revolver to ed he was suffering from severe ao Roose ew; I m I Roouveu' whom

with British manufactluers after the

United S ta. te s No{°c-w- our-ence in on inn or ;Frenoh And German stimulating commerce between

L0l1g`BI` CIII6f:ore».tnritslnsnothcDouilnlon,it Source Of Canadianiw” ”’“°““°°" ‘°‘” I” ”""°f'

show. secretary nl thc chamber oil

Maxim

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MERE MAN

When it's worked by an nmgegu

otrllolrgardea is generally gmt tht.

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THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1932 10 PAGES

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lihlarlptlllu Deiivcrod IBJI.

llll Condo lld IJ. B- A. ll-50.

BRITISH STIII. H ll P E FIIII

N'£lWDA3'1‘LE.Engla.nd,July6-

Stax-steamshl¢1insiniAndsrunnlngI | N D | E S.<c...n...»....¢..l.,_n..wn..AGREEMENT a trule mission steamer to Canada-

Spokesmen W e r e Pessimistic After U n e X p e c t e d A d j o u r n in e n t Oi Last Night’s Ses- sion Oi Reparations Conference.

I _ _

IB E I. G I U M .Il Ui (canadian mesa csblsi

or 1931. 'rho import rrom the Bri-| LAUSANNE. July 6~-H0 e that tis In - ‘II

reparations agreement would be

h West dies of bananas in Ap

ril and May was 474.850 stems. il “Bch” t°m°l'l`°W Was °xPl’¢54.¢d by During the fiscal year 1928-29 im- I the British tonight, following the ports of bananas from the Unltcd| ““°"Pe°II¢'-`UY “fly “fd-i°“mm?nI5 °f states amounted to 3,531,015 stems I H and from the British West Indies BRUSSELS, Belgium, July 6- have thrashed out the final differ-

mlann stems, Jamaica “lane 5npnn,_ (Canadian Press Cable)-A transfer ences.

general meeting which was to

Following is day of feverish nego-

Dnnnn ,ne men] ye" 193142 made in or exported direct from , tiatlon, of one compromise after

them wha n complete revemn’ 3’_ Canada and France will be impqgd another that seemed to sweep away 329,050 stems coming fnnn the Bn_ on Aug. 1 by a. royal dem-ee which practically all the major obstacles Msn west Indie, and 514395 from is being made public tomorrow. The to

e P0

an agreement, the heads of the legatlons of the six “inviting ers" met this evening Great

It was intimated the conferees

-l-*f_-___ (Continued on Page 5)

Cov’t._ House ls Offered' For

Co nfe ren ce

AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Jul;

6-(Canadian Press Cable)-Lord Bledisloe, Governor-General of New

land coal mine operators and coal miners, who have been on strike lnce June 8. “I would gladly offer my services

as an arbitrator," Lord Bledislos

G t M_ _ Rob t Y°"‘°l' V °°""“°“° °“ he unsuccessfully opposed for the d l ed tad “b tit uld Ure ti

Come ToMontreal wmlxlezl. Ne; Y;nkd"l\;r;" M; deinlaatch hllnlslf. shock and cuts about the head, face the Smith announcement in New Denmcnuc mmm M sc “I sy' u wo A

f th

er “me he" on saturn ws F comm loner had been here and body. An X ray examination York was th, single sontgnoe I B m °II ° °

precedent which the King’s rop-

_ _ - r . _ I

ANNOGNCEMENTSI MON'i'RliiAL. July 6-(By 'I`h° u vacatio III IINI II "““°I’“' °" ¥°°"- hlvins some today had disclosed rl rib fractured "cover-nor smiths rtetcnicnt con; prghtzgicu arm hs has issues mmmm mmm "nd it dm

COMING EVENTS, canadian mst)-ri dredging ln the II' II"° mm °°"“‘I° “II‘°I'° Il' "“ °I°‘°-'° Ih ‘ I” I’ t °

MEETINGS. ETC

“Hops River 'ree Party July 9th.

4189-'I-5-3|.

“Grand Picnic July iilth, Morell

Mar Parish. 4198-'l-5-Si.

"York tea and festival post-

poned until further notice. 4251-ii

_ h_"Dancel in Pbrtune Bridge Hall,

'St. Colulnbrs Tea Party, July

ith. Better than over. 418-7-‘k-Ci.

K°Ily’l Cross 'rea Party Woo

"wily, Jiuy 1ai:h. 'rhc best yet.

I use-1-s-si.

'Special Picture Showing at

‘Soul-is, Georkctown and Montague 'hh week- mo-'i-s-il.

“Dance at Olympia Cabaret Fri-n hr. ith. syn nuiot and his mauro 'f Rhythm in attendance.

4355-'I-'I-2|

Games, H1580. Dancing Contest,

MU-tic me s delightful hair-holiday ;“"l’¢d at H090 River, Saturday, “lv °tii. use-1-e-al.

=r§£‘l’“‘r¥i...l.f’ r3§i“."u'I.l ‘itl’.““"

Sonunuuity club cnountui

.ms-1-s-ai.

"Bos the Greatest Telkle of the 5°."uF»l <§£..."““‘“i..... 1'.. .".""i."2»." _ on s Ml UNE. - - 4220-'I-0-2|.

J Nth Iuyliorth

._ 5 iii E

for Tryon. hal ltld. If n

use-'i-1-li. ,

.___

l .'::.l"'I§T."i»:-T..."-..""

I I .

P. ll. All momizs please attend.

_ ' ' Q0-'i-'I-ll.

do I ~.“°""... °s.°°-"...

from | colour. rixii-'Ii-ai.n

iilh Ind iltii for

....L"?°.li.. *'°'. .cur

'ied from New York when hs nt-

St. Lswrencg River ls allowed to ‘continue uninterrupted, s 86 foot channel will be open from Montreal to the ses by the middle of next Isummer permitting 30.000 to-n ves- sels to use the port. J. H. Rain- lvlllr, President or the montreal Harbor Board Comm‘ssion. stated here today. With the 35 foot chun- Inel in operation the steamer Cham- Iplain, which was n_tmed after the ` great Canadian explorer, may come to Montreal next season, declared iMr. Rslnvills who has just return-

iendsd the celebrations in connect- ion with the arrival of the Cham- I plnlnon her maiden voyage.

Urges ' Support _ Of U. S. Proposal

GENEVA, July 8.-(A.P.)-Frank

B. Kellogg, eo-author of the. Kel- logg-Brlend anti-war pact and justice ofthe world court, urged support of' the United States pro- posal for a one-third reduction of armaments at a'dinner here to- ilifhtl l Guest of the Unit/ed States dele- latton to the world disarmament conference at the dinner, Mr. Kel- logg tallied personally with this chiefs of the other important dsl- antions, ‘urging the necessity of increasing security sad consolidat- ing world peace by 'genuine dis- armament." - He previously had been given an ovation when bs attended s session of the hangin of Nations Assembly as s sooctttcribs was meteo with I cordial speech of appreciation by Paul ifyuiaus, President of the

rm-Ammon may formally in- vited Turin to .loin the inane. A mestinl llkrto receive the Turk- lshrepiyaoo towelooms thatcoun- ay into 'includes on at-noses.

Manton" ‘ iuoinalng‘ .hot as ts". nm-emmmtt.

_ sul-_'i-s-tu-ai.

ii ri

The disarmament conference is

iirtlilriliu

News Briefs

, (Canadian Pres) ` WASHINGTON. July 6- Presldent Hoover today asked Cvlllnls to approprinte S100. 000 to furnish railroad trans- portation homo for the bonus army.

(Canadian Press)

GLACE BAY, N.S., July 8.- lmiiicnts or this town enter- ,I tained u shy visitor from the forests today when a. full grown deer wandered through the main streets for several miles than #swam across the hzrhor

of Quarry Island.

(Clhldkn Plcla) QUEBEC, July 8.#-light mil-

lion feet of timber was -mt In the Quebec forests during tile post winter, the flnres bein; -about half of normal according to G. C. Plche, chief of the Provincial Forestry Service. The statistics show that -the eutilug required employment of 26.000 mon.

(Canadian Pros) `

THREE RIVERS, GIG., .lilly

0.-Ai s meeting of the City Connell last night all of the ai- dcrmen went on record as fav- oring the Gordon blot-lo-thu land policy, it is lltillltod that 20| families of this town will become settlers. < _

_-___ `

(Canadian Press)

VANUOUVIB. ,July I.-The plans""Vensonvsr su|i"_lauds¢. at the lea Island llfpdrt at ll.i| p. ul. today, g bans-Causes fllsht frvujosi- irenl which Ile started ly the pilots, l._ll. lleror and D. I.

orders to transfer to Brazil.

ham. Other members of the exiled Nyill family are buried at Wey- bridge. _

-_..____..._

Inventor Dead

_BRAN'1’F0np. ont., July s-(ey

the Canadian Press)--G. William Lorlmer, co-inventor of the Canad- ian Automatlc Telephone, is dead It Troy. 0., according to word l'¢l°hI11l here today. Lorlmcr was 58 years of age.

He ns a former resident of

Brantford. where the telephone was Invented by Alexander Graham

nuns at rulwsll Parr, Twlerur- , ,§’,:I°I°§_°un‘;‘lfbu°°I";'InI;lIl‘; II’;;;°“::e’; ,ivlticc ni thc ned cron in the past

TU B 0° _

,mm ,,_ ,,,,,,,,_ ,,,,,,,,_ ,,,,,,c,p_,_ ing: w';¢;\‘;:;=::~;=\ ggvgjggewg Record & Forecast of the Weather ed in several international races,

ben" nu, Mmm were afforded relief, while the Jun- 1,

inite improvement, and she was ex-

inti and A T. Smith driver of the

ponying the Senator from the Den-

Bt John's Anglican Church

licries of th

Bell. Lorimer worked with a. broth- er. ifloyt, on the idea, of an auto-` matic telephone and euoeaoded in perfecting the mecbenmn.'I1lis was out into ooo:-ation sos tho umm he developed was taken over later oy uit asli system. Lol-imcr in mi.

Ronald, on Monday morning. 'rho plane I-topped al Grand

I to Uliiiitru until Autumn.

vu-|isl.Q.lmlisl\| _

anriousdoliuiiisreurvivs. .i

wasmsyorolPlooua,0.Twosons

Dom.C0ci Co. .... Booth ......sawn BPHIIIIIIII ........ Acadia ...i........

io; md cross provided for more

____,_________ ithun ooo handicapped chllercu. and

io,ooo handicapped and cripliled

Ju n e children.

There are 45 outpost-`s hospitals,

Shows Increiase he said, where Red Cross nur-St!

‘I and doctors. cared for 25,000 pat-

(cl In nl ) Iientr

GLACI BAY, N8., July e.--Col- `°

e Dominion Steel and 7 ’ _

coal corporation produces :sepia Byrd S Sh'p_ En

tons in June, n slight increase over thc may output of a'l2,isc tons. 'rho raute To Chicago output for June l0el_ was 345,289 --

tonl. Comparative figures for June (Cllilllllll Phil) ical and June im follow: QUEBEC. Jul! °-On her wry to

1931 1982 Chicago, Admirll Byl’d’l fllnotll 245,758 199.918 Antarctic bsrqus, Clty~ or New 28,7 48.313 York, was reported at Point 'hip- 3l,0W 25,068 per, N. S., early teddy. Bile is be-

,M ,.!DUllllDQ

30,050 14,853 ing towed from Boston to Chicago ___ ___. bythctugbsgmandisexpeotsdto -Ulu” IDB! NIH BWNU If HNll» '

6 P 9. ll he Slvinal firms my confidence that he would me “Mem t S nh I

former railroad h iid _ 1-i uhm -» “II "I “d “Ie” W"

about 55 yea" oldilmsf. n-iwzvz n ¢°lme Wlxizungionesnmmlwex-mr- au;n¢;rt$§e£:n;;r£t;§‘n;r2.hem ihuglulifiy :ir significance to the gan when the miners refused the gn|1md_ an 0! Bnduwnnr one of me °°w_ W 9 Id 11°* m°11If1°1i 00V- owners' llrolwsed new Wwe $01111(

h d b ll t o th b ct f

Friends said he was delpondent Dante of the cal-'in collision with Itl:s "h;;>yav;IiI.Ix'rlorI?' sin.ce.I;hieGo3- Ssgeveltn? mme' Ha “Id ha mt'

°°“°° 5° U54 l'¢¢¢ll¢1Y received the 501111011 Chr. was shoWi118 def- I ernor’s return from Chicago. I y co d not mpport the pmy

without supporting the candidates and the platform and everything

P¢¢t9d fl) l' . H d hte , , ,

Funeral Plans Mme “meg” 33:10; one Million connected with the party.

I A b Bridgewater ou-, has econ els- Expefldéd By Red G ’t_ N

fl Bydll C8 chu-gcc from the hospital. - ov I ot

_ Cross Soczet ' °

LONDON’ July s.*(A’P-)_P]ms Charles Briden, who was accom y Wlfhdraw

for the funeral of Former nis summer home at S . ' -I-QRQNTO - °*‘

Mamlel °f PUYWIII. who dlefim: Bay to the city, was siltffxizrilgsi ,dim pre5,)I_Ii»ru;no|._n(I:>mIri}rIrI;riIrll`Iii. (umdlm hm able)

his British home in exile Saturday, a fractured right leg but was not K C chairman of me and cross LDNDON’ July °`_The Bmmh

werelheid in abeyl-nee todly to In serious condition. Nnuonnl muncu speaking here to- Siivel-2::;I;e:;ug ngtmiighdzmzlgstz

pcrmt Portuguese notables to nt- '

md me nm nbI;:Il_‘i"E_m;":é ";‘:sY°:;u?;‘1I;;"I:;’ dey Said gmt i1“°mi'1o°‘;'s zocor from the Irish Free state.

The body ,nn be “km to w°y_ Lunenburg no spend the mmm” was expen ed n v I th t declared Stanley Baldwin. actin!

bridge Fndny and nlnced in n crypt WMI her num” Wm be buried on of the Red Cross Socety, and a Prime Minister, in the House of registered nurse, volunteered for go nw," me ,om-,nl func,” when Fndiy services ;vm be held at the next' year we anticipate that 0u\‘ Commons this afternoon in answer service at a. local clinic and it was

the notables arrive from Portugal. nom, nf nel. nnnnu captain Bah requirements will be almost as to n question from John Devlin,_Ir- shortly after rctumlng from the A High Mg,” ag wgstmmsm. ¢n_ hmm smnh d M'n B th d large. Thus money must come from ish Nationalist. The laizter que.led ghedm, onninuly announced for *U - mt - Im somewhere, It come; from the pock- concerning withdrawal in view of

Friday will not be “id ohm, img gh’ vu 23 md md'h d cts of our people. and we have nev- the nosslbillty of an Irish settle- on the later date of the funeral. brnnmt wh°nI;3'r' I ,° er looked in vain." IHBDIZ l

‘TM fermer Kina died at his ° °"°°" ‘I KIM’ Mr. sonnncrvillc outlined tho act-

to follow."

The dispute in the coal mines be<

and went on strike throughout New Zealand. Negotiations have been ai a deadlock in the past few days.

Death Caused By Ptomaine Po is o n ing

(Canadian Press)

PARRSBORO, N. S., July 8.-

Ptomaine poisoning caused thc desth`of Mrs. George A. Pippy here today. Mrs. Pippy, a graduate of Mount Allison University and s

clinic that she was stricken. Sho was a daughter of C. C. Langhill, terminal ageht of the Cumberland Railway and Coal Company.

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