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THE NA VAL PARLEY coM1Nc To A cLosE Cannibalism In
A -- _ - _ s _ __ T _ Chlna Dlstrlcts
An Agreement
_-S i Reached Re
T hreePoWerPact
_ . S. England And Japan In Ac-
 cord With But One`Exception '
T _bruise Lauer Problem will
Be Discussed Today.
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' (Canadian Press) be discussed at another lnaatina 01
LONDON. April 3--Complete a- the bil three leaders tomorrow. The
was reached today by Un- il-mee Statesman a¢N\d on earlier
stains Secretary of State Stim- replacement prciraln for light amia-
Pxemier MacD0nald and Rai- em and destroyers.
Wakaismki on all points re- While the conversat
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nr Japanese point re- Franeearrivalh
the transfer of 20,000 tons meet Premier MacDonald
me destroyer to the submarine _ House ot»0on\mo\1a_lafAr in
'rms latter- problem will ' _ l '
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Unsound'Po_licy
 Says Prem. Rhodes
AMYSTERY (cgfm, _
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(Canadian Press) policy of the Government of Nova
I, Mass., April 8 your in opposing free school books
combtrs and fishermen here l, ,namely apart. from nuances, Pre-
takcn to the ways of the fam- ml” E, N_ 'Rhodes cold the House of
"forty thic`vea" of sailing ship Assembly this afternoon in debaiinl
" " ' books spon-
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or
e oi the-seas new fruit. No
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iittrcis of 20 gallons capacity Gan I 8. on
b§§mf.lfi”M"l»'if“$`ilr'fw.mii§ -Gets Six Months _
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to have n value of $200 in
rum tramc. Bootlefaers are --_
to have-lon; used the product ‘s’°°m w tr aurilml) D”
mum . huh 'nd' scotch BURATI mm; lvlahapm trna Ghandii
Five barrels have been tak- G'h"“m' 'm wma'
to Bmw” to be mm” ov" w who was arrested at Bhirmad
nlontha rigorous imprisonment today.
Mather, etC sentences.
dred poundaofdlniillile elfbliiilidili
al1u.i1dinlattl'xaplantodOanadtli\
maustrlaa,1.ioaue.at selosil. 00°-`
may :bananas on buusur me
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in the Antarctic, with R. S. Black, mayor of Dunedin, Nz., aa tha party ol American explorers ware greeted
following their arrival at the first point of edvilfaatlonln the Antipcdes. Note the varyyounl welcomes who
offers Commander Byrd his whole-hearted childish admiration. The flowers Admiral Byrd is holding were
presented to him by the mayor on behalf ol the Dlmadin eitiaerla.-Photograph Dopqright by Wlle
World Photos. _
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'rlbxind oggo eves wwer_e__c_i: a mutt; Cf_orBfree tex “__ Bm P B R sydney Hury Fox 31 yn, old om-
bare. The harvest the De-Sb fax and subsequently withdrawn _ A I . "dm" mm "ld f°"“°f-W” °"°°“'°d
aye has been barrels of Scotch wielmur, division. If the treasury of ~ ~ today for the murder oi' his widow-
syrup from Glasgow found the Province were overilovrine. said ‘ *ii m°"h°"~ Th* P|°°5*“’ Y°“n8 ma"
about in me bay and ocean up premier. he would still lay it once known because of his engaging
_ _ smile and rherublc face as "Little
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washed upcnthe beaches our umolmd policy to introduce _ ___ _
‘dmen are puzzled as to Government. purchased text books. 1__ _gs _:`*‘;_’;;l"‘_;‘_"‘_____‘l:;" *D h"¢__€;_-is
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of a wreck had been found
mo “'~i*--~-~» ' ----~ _ , . first case of matriclde in 50 years
oi: °°r°~"£»°°" M 'mm dh' 5 - ~ The Special Auditor Glves De- »»___f;_~_§=__f_1-“_ _______m W _______ ____
Western Farmers _ _ ,
Busy on The Land talls Of Alleged Irregular1t1_es
In The Handling And Deposlt-
ing Of Receipts And. Suggests
Safeguards For The Future.
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(Canadian Press)
WINNIPEG, Man., April 8-Prai-
rie famlefrs today foiled on the land
in Manitoba. Blekttchewan and Al-`
omelan. '"1' "°‘““'°°" °‘“‘°" ‘°’ "’°“"“‘ was with weather mr me mlm. am more ner seam. 'rm rrsgel-ly
~ the salt Laws. was sentenced to six Mmm” ww.” the M ot mv, _ -1. mmm” Q¢¢_ 33, 1m_
mem where scedinz is lander wav.
FW* °°mP““°“° “N lim *lm*-‘" with "porn sr mlm from erm- rn remorse as more river. sy me `l» appended hereto f°f rw inf°\’°=\- ANNQUNCEMENTS
don. in the far south portion of the Oiipooli-ton. the Government laid on tion-
wwmm the table the report and supplelnsn- statement of Cash lcoeivad and
tary report of the special Auditor.; Dilbllrld
SDMI YEOMI 1  P d  W' D°°‘"‘ B' °‘“°"' U' A" ""'“‘”" _ "Menu-lly mann; males Ala r-_ ll:
Olin 8 y, .
D » on the investigation he carried out. Attached will also be found sta :_ HM lm W dn d m
“NIR i\\\i\ (G 40 M113 Gale in wnmsusn will-l me prs~n-ml* meal snowing all miscellaneous re- sw,,,°,m,'_ .,§n,,f; ‘tf,nfm"é°§§rc’h"_,
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\.0SE AN ‘ DyRdmlf8EXPl0d¢ " ruallo works Department. 'ms report oeilm of which any trace wild by no sharp. very important.
'°"“ rams sa fallow; found, and contra. the manner in zoos-4-a~2i.
cppgnfunrv( (0 r --- ‘”°°’°' °° "'° °'°"'"” 'ro : which these fumia were disposed of. -°'-‘ '
an  , ispoolll te the Guardian) POR.’I’LAN'D. Me.. Avril 3.-A Nb; me Hmounbgg An,”-9, ¢_ gunna", as far as this was possible on account n:°3°\’40H  103|# laogs
morrmnan. April e.-Fifteen mm nal. gals muon el-enema mcse. o Pam" M mom” mmm of Mk 0, mom Th, mul, .,. Nwmwwumun __ _mm w_ ___ md:
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the west accompanied nw, wut, 40% "neural Aid" available ao may an ,hm ‘mai mmm; “wut
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Of Own Father
_ NEWAIL- N. J., April s
r llcven-yaa.r~ol|l Henry B. 'Pry-
boaaa. who ia his father-'s legal
brother and his own legal un-
., ala, will appear in surro¢ate's
court laara icmorrcw. .Ha may
than become his dead mother's
legal brother as well.
Heal-y_wsa adopted by his
paternal grandmother, Mrs. Au-
ftliua E. Trybom, alter his
mothers arsul. um nuns; 1
lim a legal brother of his fath-
er, ual entitled with him to an
canal ahare of the $10,000 ea-
- tab of his grandmother, who
died Fab. Utd. .lil maternal
grasadparmia have now pied
il ¢o adwt- i-he 1101.
ha will become
ther-in-law, and
both sides of
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PIZIPING, China. April b-Rc-
porra received by the China Inter-
national Relief Commission say that
so terrible have famine conditions
become in the Wcix river district
thatinsome ca.sespa.reniahadea»t»
en their dhildren.
V. G. Plymire. writing from Tsin-
zhad on March Sth. to John l!'a.rl
Baker, director of relief opclraians.
eral families aio their children."
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Chlldren--Three Mllllon Dead
From Cold And Hunger.
Findlay Am-lxcw, travelling inspeos
bor, rcportim condition in the Oenn
trai Bhensi district. mote: “It is s-
tllznaicd by the time of the wheed
harvest in May there will he only
3,000,000 inllabdtania remaining od
6.000.000 \’l-len the famine began.
The agony of the past winter can
never be described. Ln the small
Wuking district alone there havd
been 600,000 deaths from starvation
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lillllfnlsll or
ms Mullllll
“Little Lord Fauntleroy"
Went 'l`o Gallows Pro-
testing His Innocence.
(Special to the Gl|ard‘an)
MAIDMON'E_ Kent. Eng., April 8-
lnnocence of the crime. !mzland‘s
Ode in the sensational room 66 case.
Seventeen days of drama more thril-
ling than fiction, filled the Cours of
Justice at Lewes. Sussex, while the
Ima battled for his life. The motive
\’1l'°U8ht out by the prcaecui/inn was
tile 015.000 insurance which Fox had
takm out in his mothefa name nine
COMING EVEN fb.
MEETINGS. ETC.
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The ldorell Bportlns Club will
prairie their slay "intriguing Anno"
in Mcrall Hall, liaaiar Monday nicht.
Dance after play.
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That the Hol1. W. M. Lea. Minister of Agricul-
ture, was negligent in pressing the claims of this
Province for compensation for the Dalton Sanator-
ium and that his negligence in this regard cost the
_Province many thousands of dollars, was convinc-
mgly shown by Dr. W. J. McMillan in the course of
the Budget debate Monday night. Dr. McMillan
quoted the statements of other members of the dele.
gation which discussed the Dalton Sanatorium with
a. committee of the Federal Government at Ottawa,
and these statements contradicted Mr. Lea's con-
tention that no cash settlement had been offered at
that time. Dr. McMillan also showed by Mr. Lea's
own statements that though the Minister of Agri-
culture had a copy of the agreement between the
Province and the Federal Government in respect to
the Sanatoriurn, he had never read the agreement
and went to Ottawa without sufficiently posting him-
self on the situation.
Dr. McMiIIan’s remarks were occasioned by
Hon. Mr. Lea’s refusal. in his speech on the Budget
last week, and during the recent campaign for funds
for the construction of a new Sanatorium, to accept
any responsibility for the failure of the Bell Govern-
ment to secure compensation for the Dalton San-
atorium at a time when the Dominion Board of Re-
parations was dealing with matters of this kind.
Dr. Mcimlan said:
The Minister of Alriculture took
me io task a few days ago because.
as he said. I was attempting ic lec-
ture the House. I do not think that
I was lecturing the House, but if I
was I had a very good precedent for
it, because the other night, in speak-
ing on the budget. the Minister of
Agriculture started in by lecturina
The Guardian newspaper on all that
they had said about him in connec-
tion wlth the Dalton Banawrium.
He says he never heard any men-
tion of tho Dalton Banatorium claim
until it was made last year durinl
his absence from the House. The
Miniaiar of Agriculture says he has
a gcod memory. sometimes. however.
ma; memory needs refreshing. and
at times X endeavor to refresh and
stimulate it. There is nothing like
running the curivatqrcveritattimes
I ml! remind mi hon. friend that
in Avril. me. rpeakina on the Draft
Address and Uiphaalaini tha need
"In view of these facts it does
seem a pity, Mr. Speaker. that the
Dalton Banatorium was allowed
to fo by the board. Hon. gentle-
men speaking on the Draft Ad-
dress have said: 'Weli, it was not
much good. anyway. It was too big
and unwieldy. and it was a mis-
take thst it was ever tumed over
to the Dominion Government! But
we know that there was e. possi-
bility of having that building
ehanled. and that some negotia-
tions went on about it. It is quite
true that during the war it was
turned into some sort of I C011-
valaacant Home and that in that
condition it was not amiable for
the purposes of a Banatorium. But
some arrangement milht have been
arrived at. I trut that we shall
hear somethin( of this Illiikf
when the Minister of Agriculture
gag” M ajul, 5005110 I IDI!!-'E
ataltd he was Of lll
delegation that to
diaema this ales
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