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ll Kal! (hash all IL I. A- |410.
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AUBURN. N. Y.. Avril 5-(B U-:
-A plan whereby prisoners at
im
peniten-tiary were to stage
g- outbreak, aided by confe¢I~
armed with machine guns
_the walls of the prison, was
in the bud today by omcials
very of the scheme has led
to the suspension oi one
District Attovney‘s oiliee A
jury inves/citation may result.
es ay
U’°°"*”°¢ in th' W“'d°°» E’ Examined yesterday. a stay con 1. _ _ _ _, , I
Confederates ,
To' Use Ma-|
chine Guns To Help
Corivicts in Auburn
Prison to Escape.
‘_ I-nas lax- 1-__
A K w A S V Than Mqrkemen
UA N NE ll
WARSAW, Poland, April e.
-An" affair of honor between
two llery matrons oi Warsaw
which they attempted to set-
tle with pistols in storybook
siyle ended happily today
when after several shots each
discovered sho was unable to
hit the other. Both decided
their honor had been saved
and went home to cook
breakfast. Two women act-
ed as seconds while a woman
surgeon was on hand in the
event of casualty.
One of the women was al-
leged to have found the other
woman in a calc with her
husband whereupon she ad-
ministered a stinging slap.
The other wonian then de-
manded a duel.
llidward Drake. and Acting "
Pi'ankL.Heaooxannounc-  
late today that all the iniorma-
conceming the plot which he
.~ - BE SHIPPED
epeeiiicaiy with having per- | |
mnvicia who _ accompanied
autoftheps-isonanatruckto _ ' ,
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-*“‘°‘='“- mv Pon _  Seaplane
md gp :E-,augglg Lt: I ‘  
moans w turn Flight.
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UGS U10 WNWUWW *M W which has been planned for the next
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NOIDEIOUS HANGOUT HAMILTON, Bermuda, April s.- by aeroplane. _ .exceptional pelts. one a _ . _ bmw” mm me uma 1. nu
. ” ' Guild I Gouda convention. They
Damn" mamma by the "anime bm* “N dlplum E M Fume" 0 d Borland. who later lost their .Pres while making a similar
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“"° °°f*‘P1°"‘““ °¢ “_” PM cn oo with ui wiser-    "“""
seriously in,1ured this after »
homeward on Tuesday.
in they were shot from a Wm “U
in tha hands or a brother. Ken-
aged io years. it is expected P U B  H ER
eyes. '.l‘he other child’s ccndi-V _ V
" “°° °°°°”°f°‘ °°f*°“°- - ii i. -lin pi-aiu, is in -sm. ` mm in not qi leap ns
three children were PlaYl!1l E  M°:m;1;||g, x-ny'  :blood dx.l`s‘co'V'ered today in tlielylil. 1921.
the house of clair aeeley.V V . amp," “un ,t th",  Vwjgnber ot a well known inagaains.
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the and inwd it at (Gnadian Ped)
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SYDNEY. April 6-(C.P.l-RI
ports that Clarence Darrow would
come 10 Nova Scotia to chief Sli
appeal for Carl (Bing) Anderson, oi
Berlin, N. H.. under sentence oi
seeth ness as "nmmett swans," for
the murder or Debloie Raiiiierg. an
in error. according to Matthew
Ryan, solicitor im' _United states
friends of Anderson.
The mother or ins oondilnmd
manwilicoinetoaydneysssoonas
ne ngthe pont n e I I T
age was found to be defective, the 1
welding having spilt across and it _-`-.
, , wureafsanis metslinscrymuiua. Clarence DMTOWV Famous Lawye,_.V,_V-will Not
oldier Playing f;§;°$;§L§';;§;°§,'§’“§;§;§ <;,,,..¢ TOV Sydney-Mother  fflri-Jumper V
Will Visit Condemned YQ . 1
May Cost Boy quired would not be obtainable for VV __ , V V
V three weeks at least.  ~ n.m“ “FV
A test flight y terday morning
[#033  Eyes no-aes out well, unit s landing, ex-
. cept in dead calm. would be danger-
GOLDBIQREAMV N_ BVV Am,” “_ ous. As the Government opposes a.
undo d ,_ d 0 V ¢ return flight attempt under theseV
mn mr' In m Wu "ey conditions the fliers with their plane
have been forwarded in
exalaineiimi to determine what ei~
isa. eq" `_mem.uiey ialariss sus~
tained* a youth may have had on
the ner. ` -‘
. 0! Aldosson. talked £1101!
wuefsoon his snoruae ww.
msntiohiiig me mi thu. ps was ua-
eoriscleua tor two days srter striking
his head during a ski illlililil °°li\'
petition at Ottawa.
A full page picture ct aleaae nialr
they found s loaded guri in _ . i   
memes. xermeui. ir is anal __  V ‘ ' - A _ ;.‘.5'::`l‘*'f_' ' 1 ; _._
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wo children, with whom he. was HU-T1"AX. N- 3-. Avril °»-Uhll'1°l    
tsraii blilher et the ‘ V V ~
I loldicr. He pulled the trigger U.Blldkadli'rW W
indians. smiles into ins me Aesaim nmraer diss hm wuisiit
Inland and passed ou'to injure after an iilnessof four months. He
about the head. was eighty-two years old. Hia illness
' . began as a slight cold in December. V ~_@-A-.F
°“° ‘9"°°‘ hm* °° ‘M 1°' '°°‘°“'°" (swarm 11|; qafiij) ,_ E I. headquarters and had-lunch with
SV iiouvon, April i.-i>i`smiei- nam- 'u. s. aserstarv of sms silaomi sos
rs , / , le! MacDonald and Foreign Minister D. W. ldorrbw of the U. B. delega- . V Z
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s ‘ - ‘ ' ci s en a _o  meetings V
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THE NAVAL PARLEY
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going tb be karl with ll!
member of the Anti-Capital
Punishment Association
caught in the act ot lurk!
and lennd guilty by a yiiry
of his peers. _
A few days ago one et their
number. L P. loss. Toronto.
seat a message to Arthur li-
lh. emeial executioner fer
Canada, and director ef the
hanging at ever let iaardar-
Ql. inviting Nl. lllh to Join
the Anti-Capital raabiiullt
Association of Glad!-
On the earl was printed a
verse deeryiq hang-ings uid
haagasen as "relies o! the
past” and eharaitelilllg peb-
lla gmecltienere as “legeiiaad
E of all times.”
MI sua rein-aes ins ears.
together with the following
massage ea the reverse sill:
"Received this irons yea.
You upiittors are a source et
worry to any decent. law-
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holesale Arrest   Gandhi Adherents
HUEESAEE Goalie. coal. 0 A PAIR QF “BEAUT11=;3" FAIR WAGE Blll Gandhi Makes
MEETS WITH Goodhis_Threat
nill_c_l|nN
Hon. Peter Heenan
Flooded With Tele-
g'rains< From Atlantic
To Pacific Re “Fair
Wage Bill.”
' (Canadian Press)
OTTAWA. Ont.. April 6.-'relegrams
IN Piiuring in on Hon. Peter Keenan,
Minister of Labor, objecting to un
Di'0\r|aionl.of the bill he has intro-
duced dealing with fair wages on
Government Works. Shoals of tele.
grams. all the way Irom the Atlantic
to the Pacific. to use ins iiinisters
own words, have reached the Depart-
ment. and as a result it has been de-
cided to delay second reading oi the
bill until deputetions have had an
opportunity of conferring with the
Government cn the matter. Under
the present regulations a lair wage
clause is placed in each Government
contract, which compels the con-
tractor to pay fair rates oi wages to
the workmen. The rates of wages
prevailing on private jobs in the dis-
trickin which the government worlsis
balls done, are taken as "lair wages.”
'ras an bill provides that ua
lsiainarer labor may decide that
 Il`Ull,lh lr- pprtieuhr
district 'are too low and ordir higher
'welll-ea"t|overaiiient contracts than
these paid there on private works.
The bill also makes provisions for an
eight hour day.
Pyromaniac Sets g
Tenement Afire,
Three Lives Last
I
(Canadian Press)
IRDOKYLN. N. Y-. ADI” 6.-Three
live! were lost yesterday in a tire
which-destroyed a tenement house on
Dtihltreet here and which police
say‘.Vhs started by a pyroiiianisc to
satisly his craving tor flames and
excitement. Three others wen in
hospltalandweresaidtebsenths
point 0! death.
_Romanian Min.
Quits Cabinet
lUOHARll'!'..ltulnaola. April 0.
-The Regency accepted today ti-is
resignation of the .Minister of War,
Gen- llnrleh Gihoskl. who relin-
cuilbid iiisoehinet peat because he
obiectsd to appointment oi' a man
charged with dsserticu from the
I
PQ Vi- Julius Maiiiu teak over the
War' tprovisiclllllli.
' UODIINIIATION 0|’ BIBLE
Ntw 7038, April l--'nie modern
vii! cweller. in the opinion or nr.
.lane 8. Holmes of Swarthmore. can-
not be expected to know anything
tba ard psalm up-to-

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DANDI, India, April 6.-Wlw1e-
sale arrest or the adherents ot Mah-
atsma Gandhi. who followed his ex-
ample in violating ‘liho Salt laws was
started by police today. Gandhi be-
gan his civil disobedience campaign
here by dipping water from the sea
for manufacture of salt.
Police fired on rioting strikers at
Kurlori station. injuring several. ln
a not alt Thma. tour non strikers
were injured; three policemen were
also hurt. 'ri-is mixers can-vin; rea
flags, paraded on the railroad tracks-
holding up the trvsisia temporarily.
Stones also were thrown at trains.
At viraingasn in Bombay. Presid-
ency. Manilal Koisari, one oi Ghandrs ‘
assodalea and titty five volunteers V
in the anti Balt law campaign, were
arrested with quantities ot salt inan-
ufaetured illegally. The salt was con-
tisticatad. Kottnri was amtanced to
psy a nine od B00 rupee. u six
naiildhl in itil. lam Das Gbandi. the
laa_d¢‘a soo.  with tour
Began His Civil Disobedience
Campaign Yesterday By Dip-
i ping Water From The Sea for
Of Salt.
volunteers st Bhimrad Village and
taken tn Suat to fam it charge d
gathering salt.
Ghlndi iilitiatod the civil disob-
edience campaign by wading into t-be
sea at the end of his 200 mile march.
and collecting water in earthen ves-
sela to be heated for the manufac-
ture of salt. To the accompaniment
of his supporters cries, long live Mat-
atma. Ghandi" and leaning on the
shoulders of the daughter .of Abbaa
Ty-s.b3u, retired Baroda Judge. he
entered the sea and for-rnaily vio-
lated the law which makes salt inan-
ufacture a government monopoly.
In a statement to the press ini-
niodiritely a.i\t.erwards Ghandi said
the war against the salt tux should.
bo accompanied by a proper cem-
psdm of propaganda for the boy-
ccning of foreign cloth and prohib-
ition of liquor. Ha also indicated that
bo was preparing a message to tha
woman of India. who he said, cm
make a larger contribution than men.
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颢a4_VyV¢= v '
Seeding Is Under
Way In Sash.
And Alberta ,
wnmir-no. April e-seeding is
underway today in louthwestorn
Saskatchewan and central Alberts,
aawellaspoints dotted overwlde-
sprsad sections of the two provinces.
At numerous points, general work
on the land is well underway and
by the beginning of next week-ii
favorable weather holds-seeding is
expected to be general.
_..1.-1-..__-
Leave To Teach
French Is Sought
Huge British Steel
Merger Effected
BAI.DWD'I’S AND GUEST. KEN(
ORGANIZATIONS FIGURE IN
5,000,000 CONCEBN
IAZNZDON, April 6-An lmllsiml-
tlon of Baldwin’s Limited and Guest
Keen and lmettleioi-d's Limited, two
of the la-rest steel comoeniee in
England, was announced today by
Sir William Charles Wright, chair-
man of Ba.idwin‘s.
The new concern. to be called the
British Imn ea Steel Oempeny. Lim-
ited. will have a capital or some 115,-
000,000 (about $35,000,000). _
Rt. Bon. Btenley Baldwin, former
Printer, once headed Baidwixfs,
wmls the famous Joseph Chamber-
lain was head of the Gust. Keen
organisation.
on-Awa. April s.-iesvs is in-I
moi-its urchin; ei un much lan-'
guage in 0ttawa's public schools is
to be sought.
Decision to request Premier G.
Howard Ferguson, sa Ontaiio Minis-
ter oi Education, to grant such autli»
ority was reached by the School
Board last night. Ii auch permission
is forthcoming it is planned to give
French instruction in school grader
6 and 7.
In preferring the request to the
Prime Minister. the board'a eoniinun~
ication points out that "knowledge of
the Punch language has a high eul
tural and disciplinary value for Vling
llah-speaking people, enabling their
more fully to understand and apprec-
iata their own llhlilllii that Ottawa
is a bilingual city. the seat or s gov-
ernment administering its business
through the medium of two langu-
ages-bigiish and French, and that
the chief government ottieials and
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bflhlilil me the health of ultra-violet
nn.. V
Religions greatest klwbact today.
nr. Home me isa columns usi-
versity symposium. ia that it is old-
mysyoaaioteeiiarga
batteries"
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°hl!iI'° in temperature.
NIM mulrs s uioreugn knowledge
°f Nth l1liish and French to give
them a maximum efficiency."
!t is probable pupils and their par-
ents will be pennitied to decide whoq
fashioned and filled with "ineaaiiig- ther or not they wish to take eh(
@l'B IB PIQDCH.