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TOKYO, Oct, Br-The British ln- vitation ts Japan to participate in a five power naval conference was pub- lislled here tonight after its receipt by the Foreign Office. The invitations say that it was considered desirable that the conference should be sum- moned for the third week in January to consider categories oi.’ vessels not covered in the Washington treaty. and to deal with the questions covered

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l-The Kellogg Pact is the startins point of the agreement.

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4—'I‘otal abolltionof Bixhmarins sub- ject to conference with other naval powers. . ‘

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sailed from Clyde the other day for Bombay under the command of Cap- tain MacDonald. All went well until the vessel met a gale and heavy seas.

The eﬂect on the native crew was soon evident, and one after another they retired to their bunks. The British oﬂicers were the only men not affected. so the ship was forced to put in at Holyhead. The crew‘ 1m- mediately resigned,

Poland hm suddenly, increased its railroad rates instead of waiting until m“ April as originally -lanned.

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(Continued from PIIQA) Supreme Court "Justice" Walter "H. Trueman made the province of Man- itoba his home nearly 20 years ago. He won his way wine bench. as-did A. A. Dysart,_of Kent county, who located there about the same tune. Judge Dysart is a brother of Hon. Allison Dysart. at present leading the New Brunswick Opposition ‘in the Legislature. ,

There are examplesof Maritimers serving the west even earlier. We have all heard of Bulyea when gov- ernor of the territories. Then there was Dr. llcxw-rctt George Devebzr. who was bc n in Saint John 80 years" ago and after gaining his medical ‘diploma in this and the Old Country finally made his way to the West and was elected by acciamatlorrto the

crihtvest in i893 b:i'ore the prairie provinces, entered . Confederation. When seven years later Alberta join- ed the Union the former Saint John man was made a minister and soon aftrr a senator‘. Before this. William 11,811 Periey. a native of Sunbury. m m‘ B Stvmyhud unsuccessful polit- ical carcer in New Brunswisck, locat- ed in Saskatchewan. ‘" found favor with the electors there and was a member oi’ the Northwest Council. Later when there was a chance to gs. to Ottawa in 1887 be was chosen 9, member and the ‘next year was sum. moned to the Senate. Anothtr poli- tician from York. E. L, wermore, who was an Opposition leader in the New Brunswick Legislature. went to the priarie provinces and became a Supreme Court judge. An eirampl of modern days is that of Ilsrry, Lun- ney. a former ‘Saint John boy. new Judge of the supreme Court of Al- berta. . _

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disns to be lust u successful in the west as their fathers were upon the Atlantic coast. Ncthingiocn do moi-e for Canadian solidhrity than the in- terchange of people from the provinc- es forming the Dominion. The pub- lic men of the weatcnnhaveltrlm conception of the aims and ambitions of the east when some of them can

" visualize the places of their nativity.

In spite of present lurroundinil, the slain-ls of_ personal interest. their duty to their constituent; and all the ties that now. bind them theyare never quite willing or able m mm as lyric of John "Howard , Plyne, "from; Sweet Home." '

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of Sept, ' I v g ‘ part3, warns many, a, um.’ nos nmum a "Véri Iralnor.‘ onus m 1 Oedrild Moneghdn, _ ' "ﬁn" 1 like“ "mama new new; f .3!l43w.. " Grads viz; "1 nasty ,2 ma.» mm. a vorislesjcii-taass. Grids vsncmthi dismal; fllvriis’

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roman. TODAY-The funeral of Mrs. Frank Brehaut will be held on ‘Ihursdsy from her- late residence, Alexandra, ‘service commencing at 2.30 o'clock Interment Peoples’ Geni- GIBT, CIhsrIOUZGUOWAA.

ANGLIOAN- t SERVICES-Cranial. Saint John's Church, October i3. 1929, Sunday School 10.30. Children's services and-Evensong 4.00; spring- field, Saint Elizabeth! Church, Oc-

. l iober 13,1929, Sunday School 10.00. ' Holy communion" 11.00.

HAMPTON UNITED CHURCH Services for-Sunday. Oct. 20th. are as follows: Victoria 11 a. _m.; Hampton 3 p. m.; Bonshaw, Annual Rally Ser- vlce- 'l_p, m. Rev.‘ Thomas Palethorpe. oflradalbsne, will be the-preacher at

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aspecial general ‘meeting of Pstonb LtdJ in their office this week a res- olution yo, passed that the company be wound up under the Voluntary Winding-up Act. Messrs. W. W. 0w- en _and John A. McLaren were ap- pointed liquldators.‘ ‘

animus/ms: unis-en cnuacn of Cmadm-The services on the above chi-Ike for Sundsh Oct, l3, are as follows: Bose Valley, 11 a. m.; Gran- ville, a p. m.; eleisuit "Valley, 1.30 p. m. The Rev. James P. Kaye, of Vic- toriafwiilbethe pretence at all ser- vices. Rev. Thou. Pslethorpe, Minister.

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BIGBIITTABLE ACCIDENT-ABS . Colin Milligsn of Summerside, had the misfortune to fall down the cellar step! other home on Tuesday even- inrand besides receiving s bad will“! All» suffered s. fracture of her right arm. The bone wasget and Mrs. Mllllllnls now doing nicely-B. sionrracr ‘ros. ammonium Plans for the construction of thel proposed nevfssnatorium will be de- signed by Mr. E. B. Blanchard, local architect, nccordinl- to information received from a member c-l the Ban- atdrium Committee which considered "estimates and figures submitted by different, designers st a. meeting this ma. ‘ " ' '

POLICE COURT-At thO police court yesterday morning obodrunk and incapable wugiven .35 and costs or 1'0 days, and mother given s10 and cost; or 20 dsyah men arrested for smdinzwisflnedibmdcosisoi-lo m». Another mafia. lrreolld on the suns chaise. confessed and was lined cloth man charged with operating a caryith dirty markers was fined $3 arldpoets or-ten days. '

on vrsrr ro 0m norm-rm mdny friends and relatives of Mr.

Alberta, have recently m4 mi mm. are of welcoming him on s visit to his oldﬂhome st Scotch jlbrt. Mr. Marianne holds l lucrative position on was" c. r-n, and he finds sonny changes. Many familiar ram have lone and many new ones were» him. yet the decimals n- lind mil "ha! m Ohlrml m him, sad he still no appreciate the beau- ty of the lend of his Mrtn.

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