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me nmee M°n¢.¢,,e,, “‘» “‘ .‘“`1‘- i ‘V 5' * °"P' resting place beside the high elter
395°'5~33-31- mm bE1“_‘d° md mn1hu""d of the garrison church, where it -___-
nnuy 1'°°° ¥“°"m“ in ‘ Mm' was buried deep under' the debris TORONTO. 'June 21-(BY 1118
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gm Fire Chief Raoul Gauthier of
s smsnt, Rostigouche county, True bills in five criminal cases Th mi to d nh
p.C. Oi Days 0tl9l"' had :ellen prey to e ioreet me in were found by the arena Jury et M°"i'°='- vim W l=1|1°1l in iitlli- ° ’“" “K ‘°” “ °P'“' W
W 6   that area. the opening yesterday of the June 1”! 5 11'* '~1>°~\'d 111° *"5" cfm' 8 prayer by the Grand chapmm' ‘.
91' Teeny, with n su-one wine blew- eltung ol the supreme court. Mr. belllw in Moniroli lhrbor- °“d th” “’“ °““ by B'°“°°“ F~
__ 0 v e In ing, the outbreak, which is thought Justice A. E. Arsenault presided. _
to be of incendiary origin, was the Grand.Jurors being: Messrs., mg °°m'f°“y W” 1’"f°m‘°d “th
 swept in a south-easterly direction John McKenna (foreman). H. M   C $32823" Priest J' W' B°yd m
_ across the new Stewart highway, Hooper Home, Nell Mccannell, '
Pald Out, which runs between st. Leonard Sixius McLellan. Wm- Peardoml , ` ‘ Th’ °“““°I addmss as ‘“b"""'°d&
____ and Campbellton, and was heading Wm. J. Hogg, Chas. J. Moran, Dan. _ ' . by me U""‘“d High Priest dean' ,
mme “_ (By an for valuable timber lands. A. McPherson, Bhaw McMillan, Ed. _ ~ With many subjects of particular!
PN§)__A mal °f.un_ News of th’ “Houma” or the Hmmm Michael, Devenmm interest to the companions and af-
mkm in yumhy by th; bl", ,ached Fndmcwn by mem! _ _ ter disoussirn was adopted.
Fm. Auction sm, °m_ or reieyea telephone communion- The Grand Jury reported on the (ny Ken clerk, canadian Press T” "Wm °‘ me G‘“““ 5”'
umm,d_ for me ant ny., tions through Campbellton. By tp- criminal cases as follows: ' gh; W;-un)
gy th, mcg,-,,, "1, of morrow mornins. 50 additional mon The Kina vi- JM- Stewart- crncaoo, June al.-The invest-
; _ .will have augmented me force of Breaking and entering and theft- iggmmg ,md gxm-guggm of 700
mm W, Nut of the diy.. 300 fighters ursady on the scene, true bill. trained political observers for the
were mm during the pm_ and morsfighting equipment is be- The King vs. Lawrence Doiron, press Pegg, gg give gh, psmognuc
ing rushed there, in endeavor to Ivan M¢EWe1i. Alfred 0111211011 Mid National Convention assembling
fox W lm. or keep the flames from ravaging Douglas Smith, atempted breaking he,-gon M°nd,,y_ soma go,-“_ The
l?thep|:e:¢_u;c1ud°d_fm timber lands. _ ' and entering-true bill- forces of Presidential candidate,
of mm onend Wm ao Although the Pablnesu and Bass The King vs. Howard L. Wood. Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York,
385 ,ynx_»1_m 'nd mu 'River fu-es were under control to- theft by omission io nooount I-nd wul control the convention. It is
2_5” won, “mm no um; night, crews of men are being kept °°*“'°1'51°l\-$1410 11111- entirely probable-in the face of
IMC, nouns' ,mo _°!\ _D110 BQQPBI. Dl1N111l\8 the arell- Tm King vs' Epmum 5W°~11°W» the dictum you can never tell what
an ‘um “L -Extremely d|'y.n0udition_s'prevall in 11\ll`l1i\fY.-*file 11111-  _ a. Democratic  wlligdq-i
,mmrmuq 310 Yovdl- '-111° 31118 V5- EP1\i'°1m 5W*11°W~ Roosevelt will receive the nomina-
1_w°\ium_» The area burned over in the ¢-wane-true bill. _ non,
‘mu mm W bm m_ oliver eettlementfire is about one The King vs. Oliver Herring. at-, It is probable in vlew of the in-
cm. fox” ' __ . and one-half mileslong, and one- f'¢11iPi¢d NPC-11° 11111- terest of the solid and dry south
half mile wide, The civil docket is as follows: me Democratic plank on pmmbg-
tion will resemble that in the Re-
°“ u" 3) woniinued on Page Bl puoiieorr platform. It may well be s
straddle plank taking the issue out
1”-""'°°'_“ Japanese er only renee..
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cement in Washington by speaker
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 ie me dence in nuetiee 4°” °-“il 9* W°“’“1°‘1» °1‘° 4”i’“°°” ill med nuke Uanvuie, nigh se- Msdiosi Association tonight con-
___W¢<1il°lilly night. 3044-6-2!-Ii “ii mu-51 of F,-mcg, W” brought to me tinued discussion of the problem of
 We atm My and for' The engagement was foushvlvi eurfeee ¢°d,,,,_ Em,,,,p,,,,, that the indigent petient, eterted today
_mnantu ,mm ' a“,'_6_I’2_m_ T11ili'ldi\Y» \’0P0l‘i4 mm the i10l’t1’l- hw, been \md¢may two ygsm in- at a meeting of the Canadian Med-
‘7 ____ 91'” °311'1Pl»1811 7055111313 1‘1l1’17111 suguged nu-gush th°_ag°n¢y of mg ical Association Council.
e weseeraey, ,yum md slowly ewlng to elmeulties with Novo seem hieterie eitee me Both wooisiionl today decided
(South Gr-giving 1” gm", communications. ' monument, bond; wer, ,uc¢e,gfu| medical practitioners are not bound
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*Iowan
today in reaching the body of the
powerful city.
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stampoding into the district by
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“ii °““1“» °11{:§ l_e_l__diee“_ef cfenu-or cirrgrtignhohgmil tmiitien with the mesieel pretee-
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pfblcflt "Ah Old-Flihlmied Mbihtf" - - poor.
in_Mt. Herbert 0l‘phBl1l¥0 H811,  Whgthu or not tm uaocmtmns'
-.-_ , N* °‘°°°,,,,,,°‘°_,f‘,‘,f‘§§ sswsan. aluke. June ai-is. new homies Joint ennuel meet-
Line Club loading hogs.
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- 8 into “ll 1' U40- “N - and equally rich specimens of float but members said there might be
g'1ga.¢.|g.4| till 11 a. m. Everett Haslam, Emer- ' _
um Amen M°m_ xemmmn bu” ir; txnhliktzd district, '£0 miles wtgat some pronouncement tonight.
in Lake Verde Iss ing same date. Signed Allan Wed- ° *Y ““ W°'1’°°.“
Friday, Jung 24th, look. 3872-0-22-Si.
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tions was that the practice of giv-
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of newspaper opinion tonight show
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June lie-(5.1%)--A psf; mor-
atorium has been granted by
f the has state Government to
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Companions Elected Fraud, Perjury And Forgery
at Yesterdayfs Ses-` UncoveredInOttawaInGra.nting
sion - Banquet' at War Pensions To Ex - Soldiers.
` Queen Hotel Last
Night.
The Grand Chapter of Nova
Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and
Newfoundland met in solemn con-
vocation at the annual session of
this chapter yesterday moming at
lo o’clock.
Porter, Grand Secretary. The open-
rotary and Grand '.i‘reasu:cr, as
well as other reports from stand-
ing and special committees were
then dealt with. The officers reports
indicate -1 flourishing and healthy
condition throughout the jurisdic-
tion. The gelleral work of the Order
finished at noon. ._
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'Sc'h'ooners` Lose _
Race W/ith U. S. 1
BOSTON, June 21-Two Canad-
ian schooriers loaded with lumber
lost their race in an attempt to get
into 8. United States port before
the new tariff laws became effect-
ive today. The schooners were the
Vilda A. and the Margery Austin,
each loaded with lumber from the
Maritime Provinces. The first was
bound for Boston and the second
for Beverly.
The new laws make a difference
of from $1 to $3 per 1,000 feet in
the tariff on lumber, and this. port
officials said, would handicap the
lumber trade from Canada which
has been carried on for 100 years.
New taxes also apply to importa-
tions of coal from Great Britain,
Holland, Germany and Russia and
of oil from Mexico and the Dutch
West Indies.
Chlorine Cas
Plays Havoc
NEW YORK, June 21. <A.P.)-
Chlorine gas, seeping from a faulty
connection at the building of the
Washlne National Sands Company
in the Bronx, today spread slug-
gishly through two adjoining struc-
tures and sent 35 men and women
choking and gasping into the street,
where many of them collapsed.
Seven were taken to the Mount
Vemon hospital for further treat-
ment after ambulance surgeons and
members of inhalator squads of the
police department had worked over
them. `°
For a time the scene suggested a.
gas swept battleneld. The victims.
breathing with dimculty, stretched
themselves in a nearby parkway,
while rescuers worked over them.
In most cases, however, recovery
was only a matior of minutes.
NewPolicy Would
Kill Young Plan
LAUBANNE, Switzerland, June ill
--(A. P.)-A new policy toward ra-
parationl by the French Govern-
ment, which would involve the
death of tho Young Plan, -~s out-
lined tonight in a memorandum
lubmitted by Premier Edouard
TORONTO, June ".2-.(Wednes-
day)-By the Canadian Press)-
Special despatch to the Toronto
Mail and Empire from its Ottawa
correspondent under date of June
21, says:
Fraud, perjury, forgery and mis-
representation, employed on a scale
which officials fear is extensive,
have been uncovered in the grant-
ing of war pensions to ex-soldiers
and their dependents, it was re-
ported today in the Capital.
“How many thousands of dollars
have been lost through the pay-
ment of pensions to persons hav-
ing no right to them could not be
learned, but it is declared that in-
vestigations now in progress have
revealed an average oi’ one fraudu-
lent case a day over the past few
weeks.
"I-lon. Murray MacLaren, Minis-
ter of Pensions and National
Health, could not be reached to-
night for an official statement on
the sensational discoveries made by
officials checking pension claims.
“In some cases, it is declared, as
paid on cases where, through mis-
representation, the Department was
wrongfully led to believe that I
claimant deserved compensation."
,~. _ ._ , _
Two Thousand
Men Employed;
To Fight Fires
TORONTO, June 21-(By the
Canadian Press)-Because of the
existing hazardous bush fire situ-
ation throughout Ontario, approx-
imateiy 1,000 additional men have
been added to the regular fire-
fighting forestry branch forces,
Hon. William Finlayson, Minister
of 'Lands and Forests, announced
tonight. More than 2,000 men are
now engaged in fighting the bush
fire menace in the province.
BRIEFS
SEATTLE, June 21.-Clinton
P. Anderson. 37-!°ll"°1i1 15""
ance man of Albni|‘l°N\l°» N-
M., and former Newspaper edi-
tor, was elected President 01
Rotary intemationai tod*¥.
1.oNnoN, June zl-(Canadian
Press cable)-slr George Mw-
Lsren Brown, European Generll
Manager of the Canadian Pacif-
ic Railway Complhlr WU Win!
appointed s member of the com-
mittee of management of
Lloyd's Register of shlpliilll-
BATHURST, N. B., June ‘B1
-Swimming beyond his depth
me night, Douglas Scott, 17,
drowned in Daley’s Channel at
Carron Point, five miles from
here. He called to some com-
panions for help but diasp-
pesred before a boat could
reach him. The body was re-
covered.
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o'r'rAwA. June 21-(By The
Canadian Press)-Premier IL B-
Bennett will leave for Boston
tomorrow where Harvard Unl-
versiiy will confer upon him an
honorary degree. The Prime
Minister will probably return to
Ottawa about the end of the
week.
CllBBBOUBO» June 21 -
(Cunadian Press Cable)-T110
stesmship knipnu of Britain
lowered the record fu the At-
lantis croling again today by
sn hour from her own record.
Bhe arrived at Charboufg in
four days, seven hots and 58
Harriet to Ramsay MacDonald,
Primo lllnishs' of Great Britain.
minutes from Father Point.
_Quebec-
much as $5,000 or $8,000 have been_
ARMAMENT
EXPENDITURES
T00 HEAVY
in opinion of U._s.
Heads Who Mam-
tain That These Ex-
pendituresWi1l
Halt Revision oi
War Debts.
(By P. I. UDIUY. Jr.. Associated
Press SMB Correspondent)
GENEVA, switzerland, June 2l.-_-
(A.P.)-The United States inform-
ed the governments of Europe to-
! day that so long as they continue
heavy expenditures for armaments
they need expect no revision of war
debts. This policy, hailed by ex-
perts here as a significant reversal
,ofgtlssgposition of the United Stains
that war debts and disarmunént
'are wholly separate problems, was
set forth by Hugh Gibson, head of
the United States delegation to the
Geneva disarmament conference, in
a dramatic midnight meeting with
_ Premier Edouard Herriot of France.
The two men came together at a
hotel in the village of Morges, half
way between Geneva and Lausanne,
where M. Herriot is heading his
nation's delegation to the debts and
reparations conference.
That secret meeting, lasting from
10 p. m. yesterday until midnight,
was followed this afternoon by a
surprise visit by Mr. Gibson to
Ramsay MacDonald, Prime Minis-
, ter of Great Britain, who also is at
Lausanne.
"We talked of nothing but dis-
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O
Improving'
Canadian Press)-The condition
gy's Cove, N. S., and the 'sector
ed to improve greatly today
hemorrhage of the nose on Friday
night as he was v'.s2:ing friends at
locust Vailly, L. I., and has slncc
Hospital.
£-
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NEW YORK, June 21-(By the
of
Dr. Robert Norwood, native of Peg-
of
I-le was seized with n pelsistent
been under the care of physicians
at the Ncrxzh Country Community
MAR. BUARD
IIFNURSES
suatgslln
Reports of Various
Nurses Associa-
tions Presented At
St. John Conven-
tion.
BAINT JOHN, N. B., June 21 -
(By The Canadian Press)-Reports
of Registered Nurses' Associations in
all provinces were presented to the
Canadian Nurses' Association, meet-
ing in Biennial Convention here to-
day. These dealt largely with rou-
tine work of the Provincial organ-
izations and with reviews of an-
nual meetings.
The Nova. Scotia Association has
adopted the following resolution:
"That a maternity hospital gradu-
ate admitted to a general hospital
school of nursing be allowed only
three months for that training ill
the course of general training oi
the school of nurses entered by sucli
matemlty hospital graduate."
Prince Edward island reporter.
that of 202 nurses enrolled in the
Nurses' Registration Act passed in
1922, only '12 remain on the active
list and twelve on the inactive list
“In the interests of establishing
_some form of provincial school isi-
spection," said the report for Nevl
Brunswick. "°°i'1'B°p0ndence has
been carried on with the secretar-
ies ot the Association of registered
nurses of Nova Scotia and Prince
-'&f..iwax‘d"-'Islaiid:»."=. plainin mind is
to eieete e. Mei-itirne` nears el
Nurses, under this oo have a quali-
fied nurse inspector or advisor for
the Maritime schools of nursing. Al
the moment, New Brunswick is un-
able to finance s share in thu ef.
fort.
Accomplishments during the pas(
two years through school inspects
ion in Quebec included: the pre-
paration and introduction into all
schools of o. minimum course ill
pediatrics.
Marked progress in the field ol
(Continued on Page 5)
U. S. Officials
Were Hoaxed
WASHINGTON, Juno 21.-(
P.)-Washington police and fedora
authorities were convinced_ today
‘they had been hoaxed by an ii-res<
ponsible person who reported that
an automobile load of explosive(
was being brought to the Unite(
States, possibly to blow up th(
White House.
Though placing no credence ll
the source of the report, officerf
made an all-night search of car(
answering the description but with-
out result.
Polioe say they knew me identity
of the heaxer, what action, if any,
will be tucn, however, was ml
St. Bo.tholomew’s Church. continu-
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made public. '
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Ottawa and Upper S. Lawrence
Valleys' Moderate west and south-
wclt winds; fair and moderately warm.
Gulf and North Shore: Moderate io
fresh souili and southwest winds;
partly cloudy and moderately worm
wim showers.
Mnritlmo East: Mmieraie southwest-
erly windr mostly fair and warm:
prehnbly followed by showers st
night.
prnlinhly local fog.
High tide this afternoon at i2.52_
and tomorrow morning st 2.35.
Bun sets this evening st 1.50 and
mill at 418
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