Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 16, 1920, Winnipeg, Manitoba Bru neilds new school minister of finally the new school of the Consoli dated District of the building having Cost livestock men in session phase of the cattle Industry is represented the meeting of the Western Canada livestock Union at a scheme to Deal with tuberculosis is be ing today not much change in december rises acts upon rises sets Twenty eight pages conference on reaches a basis of settlement following yesterdays discussion at Ottawa Between Federal government and Prairie that matters have reached a stage where it is for the various govern ments interested to draw up legislation acceptable to the provinces and the Dominion parliament f dec possible settlement of Between the Dominion government and the governments of Tho dr0vinces with regard to the question of natural the tiie p three Western provinces met Arthur Meighen and Mem premiers Dom non Cabinet this afternoon and discussed the question from bes of in s which adjourned shortly before six Oclock various a be presentation of the Western provinces was sex m be resumed this but while there was some informal Dis soon Between the members of the Western there was no formal at which the Case of the Manitoba government was Ted by of that the Western pre returned to their where they discussed matters further amongst Premier of stated that reached a As the result of today where it for the governments of the Dominion and the various provinces inter to up legislation which would be acceptable to the Legislatures to the Dominion a similar statement was later made by Arthur who stated that today conference had been a can Ine of All possible methods of settlement in the Endeavor to reach a 1ohrtton which would prove through to the people of the whole poll text of Case 5 f Prairie provinces following is the Brief prepared on behalf of Manitoba on data supplied by professor Chester of Manitoba and presented attorney general for All the Prairie provinces or Premier and the subject of our interview today is the of the natural re sources of the Prairie provinces of in recent years a number of conferences have been held and consid Erable correspondence has but we regretfully admit that Little Progress appears to have been made heretofore towards the permanent adjustment of the questions the last conference on the subject was held at the City of Ottawa in the month of it was then intimated that the govern Rentof Canada was disposed to give favourable consideration to the request for the Transfer natural re and it was pointed out that the continuance of the subsidies now being paid to the Prairie provinces in lieu of their lands would not opposed provided that it was Mutu Elly satisfactory to the other prov inces of the this was a by a further intimation a the Gorri unsent of Canada that it was not prepared to consider at that time any proposals which involved any general increases in the subsidies being paid to the provinces of can in i desire to Point out that no suggestion of increased subsidies had been in any proposal made by the Prairie prov disagreements due to misconceptions the government of Canada having indicated their position on these sub suggested that the representatives of the various provinces then assembled Ott Awaul go into con Ference with a if of reaching mutually satisfactory con several meetings were held for this purpose but no conclusions were due As 1 to misconceptions and a fail ure on the part of Many of the conferees to appreciate what was involved in the then pending application of the Prairie a few weeks ago in response to a re truest for an interview on this sub you Weie kind enough to name this Date for that we Are now availing ourselves of the Opportunity of once More placing before you and your the claims of our respective upon the occasion of the last con some of the representatives of the Western provinces who took part were impressed by the Lack of any accurate knowledge or acquaintance with the historical and constitutional basis of the relation ship Between the Dominion of can Ada and the Prairie provinces with Bard to these natural representatives of the province of Manitoba shared in this feeling Ana therefore took Steps to have a Survey made of the historical Back a rotund and constitutional basis of this Survey was under sell at the request of the Manitoba government by a gentleman peculiarly Well qualified for that Vii to Chester professor of history in the University of Man result of professor Martins presents Case for West Leckie advises flying aspirants to go North Young go is the advice Given to fliers who wish to engage in commercial aviation by Leckie of operations for the air Board at addressed the Aero club of Canada Here said the North country offered Bette held for commercial Avia Tion because the Competition there was with canoes and horses rather than with organized of As in the older sections of who said that com Mercial aviation was going develop in this country More rapidly than even the most optimistic of the fliers had hoped urged the adoption of the amphibian a which combined the land ing facilities i of the seaplane and the and to which the great lakes and Rivers Bula splendid Landing places twelve months in the i unexpected passage at arms develops Over vote for Austria admission will Start National research has been published in Book Jet and copies thereof were Iran knitted some months ago to All ministers of the government m Canada and to the ministers All the As Well w Public bodies and i divid y to be interested in this the submissions which i f Honor making on behalf province of Manitoba Are based largely on data contained in pro lessor Martins the 1913 proposal in View of the misconception of proposal submitted by the Prem Saskatchewan and in their 3oint letter of dec the of Manitoba considers it advisable to waive that and to suggest the apply non of the recognized principles of m f British constitutional develop and these principles n fact implied prior to that my As evidenced by the letter Vembre from the of the three Prairie prov lands within their boundaries for the Prairie provinces As from the Date of provincial organization or responsible the joint proposal referred to december 22nd 1913 seas tothe effect that the financial terms already arranged Between the provinces and the Dominion As com Jensa Tion for lands should stand As compensation for lands already alienated for the general Benell of and that All lands remaining within the boundaries of the respective with All natural resources be transferred to the said the provinces accepting respect the responsibility of administering the Complete misinterpretation of this proposal was dictated by the desire on the part of the provinces to accede to the request of the can Adian government for joint action in submitting a proposal which would serve As a basis for the widely varying conditions and development of the three provinces seemed to make similarity of treatment upon any other basis the of the proposal of Decem Ber 22nd though in the opinion of the Prairie have been such As to make the withdrawal of that proposal advisable at the present the principles have been completely lost to the proposal has been misinterpreted an attempt to adjust two completely different namely the question of provincial subsidies and the return of the natural to provincial this misapprehension has led to the in of the other provinces of Canada in a purely provincial Capar Ity in an Issue which concerns Only the Federal government of the Dominion and the three Prairie immediately the question therefore which the province of Manitoba urges for settlement at the present time is the question of Nat ural resources and of natural re sources As from the Date of provincial organization or responsible government the reversion to the provinces of those which and compensation for those which have been alienated for the purposes of the it is Felt that Noth ing is to be gained by adhering to the proposals of december 22nd 1913 in View of the misunderstandings which have Arisen with regard to Only basis of we in the course of the following observations to Sug Gest As the Only basis of settlement the application of sound British constitutional the Prairie provinces Appeal to these principles with the greater Confidence in that these were first vindicated by the provinces which afterwards United to form the Dominion of each of these provinces has enjoyed the full control of Public lands since the Grant ing of responsible the control of lands in upper can and particularly those known As clergy was not Only one of the strongest incentives forcing the larger Issue of responsible gov but in actual fact constituted one of the most important practical achievements of great it became a recognized principle that British communities overseas which relieved the Crown of the duties and responsibilities of local administration were entitled to the Normal of the Crown Johnson Manitoba who was the mouthpiece for the Prairie prov inces at the Ottawa is to be got old question of East West again looms up at the Ottawa conference continued on Page ten Hollands resentment Breaks relations with Jugo Slavia temporarily the Vail the foreign explained to parliament today thai Holland had temporarily broken off diplomatic relations with Jugo because of Long continued in sults to the dutch the minister announced that the new serbian Premier last Friday had explained that was in full agree ment with his predecessor regarding the dutch a hence the dutch government had thought it Best temporarily to break off he added that he hoped this course might Avert a More per manent government wants to con sult its followers before making decision free press special stage in the fight of the Prairie province for their natural reals and water Powers was reached when the three Prairie pre Togetti Erwith other represent met Premier Meighen and members of the government and once again renewed their from what can be ascertained after the conclusion of the situation has been Little and the problem is no nearer to solution than it it is the old question of East and and the wishes of the former apparently must be deferred the Western demands have Beer somewhat they request that their resources be hand Dover and that they be awarded compensation based on an accounting of the resources which have already been alienated for the general Benefit of the previous demands their former made at the last general were for the retention of subsidies Given in lieu of to this proposal Eastern representatives declined to agree less they themselves were compel ated to a corresponding the new proposal is Likely to meet with similar the government Oday refused to decide the matter Irit Hout consultation with its Eastern followers in and pointed it difficulties in the Way of an a out Long of resources for be general of it was held that it would be diff ult to clearly define what were heated for Federal and what for rely local the expense f immigration it was contend had a Peculiar relation to Home Reading in any the government was not willing to com Mit itself to a definite reply until t had consulted with its followers in the westerners were in cited to consider a modification of their but were not prepared o forego any of ther and Here the matter West to maintain fight the it is will be kept up with a United front on the part of the Western govern and without regard for poli ical it May tie that Alberta would be willing tar forego demands for financial compensation n order to secure its vast Coal and Oil that province is a somewhat different position than the but from All he three provinces have decided to stick the Brief presented Oday was drawn up Manitoba and the other provinces were a trently Content to abide by the proposal which it it is understood that the two other provinces will supplement it labor to urge settlement on basis of report made by delegation court martial to follow brutal murder of Paris i priest by policeman National eee Cutie of the labor party has called i party conference for 29 in London for the purpose of inaugurating a National Campaign in favor of an Irish settlement on the lines advocated by the British labor party Ami endorsed by the Irish labor party and the trades the report on the commis Sions investigations in Ireland will be presented at this Parish priest shot Par ish of was killed today by a police according to meagre details while taking a Canon Magner came and a police officer engaged in an Al the it is alleged threatening the in whose behalf the Canon intervene it is the policeman shot the Inci Dent being witnessed by local Resi Dent magistrate the policeman was arrested it so will be court Mars the affair has caused an immense sedation Here and throughout the Fanon who was 70 years served in several parishes of the Cork he was a moderate nationalist of the Redmond school but in recent years had avoided wins ovation t makes fervid reply to Mottas regrets for Germany Assembly of be league of nations elected today he first former enemy state member league without the ote on the admission of Austria ame after an unexpected passage at rms Between Giuseppe Switzerland and repro eating speaking n the report of the re ailed the rejection of Germany application for admission by the saying that Switzerland As always regretted it and that Here were now three places vacant n the which ought to be lied by the Russia and Ger at the mention of Viviani sprang up and asked for the and upon the conclusion of Mottas in which the Swiss appealed to the Assembly or Justina Viviani mounted the Tribune and launched into a fervid defense of the French it was soon apparent that the Assembly was with him and his remarks were greeted with frequent when he descended from the Tribune be received the greatest ovation of he voting for the admission of aids which immediately was in nominal Roll the delegates eng asked whether they were in Avor of or against admission some answering in French and others eng Mason Resolution withdrawn attempt to consideration of the Mason Resolution expressing the sympathy of Congress with the Irish people failed today in the House of repro after representative had called the measure from the House Calendar and demanded its representative Republican consideration on he ground that the foreign affairs committee had instructed to chair o the representative who was not on Borden proposal contained in the december 22nd 1913 was nits upon the two fundamental he s which were enunciated in explaining your 1 of question in Western at and which were discussed of to the ight it to the ownership of tha pubic and no to compensation for tortious of the same As have princ pies Are found to one and this con act the whole Contention nce of at the resigns Cabinet headed by Silengo r ves Nitch has scottish fishing Village exception that votes dry ass elated the scottish pro which been soon on now for some Aberdee has Given a majority in favor of n change in eighteen the exception to the general Rule in Scot land avas furnished by when the fishing population of the place carried a to License majority by 54 Liere is Only one in of to the in the no change majority a r8 o e in e n sea facial control of Public Fraserburgh was Only with written to be submitted before they leave for the the conference probably served to clarify the if it did nothing it in apparent that the ment is not prepared to decide the Case on its but will defer to the views of the Eastern represent which views in the past have brought about a the views of the Eastern Proy inces Are unreasonable and said Premier Martin and they Are not based on Good constitutional Loor at the to Call up the Reso ution and that a minority member lid not have that Speake Lillett upheld the further consideration is not pos sible until the Bill is reached on Thi de Valera contemplates return writer in the evening Standard today says h earns from an authoritative source hat Eamonn de president o the Irish is expected t land in England in a the Home office and offices of Thrish self determination a they have no information on the gives up hotel rooms new Valer gave up his room Here in the Wai Dorf Astoria hotel two or three Day officials but the could give no information As to h present he t be in poor protest refusal to Vise Mem Bers of the in a joint Lette thirty five votes were cast in Avor Austria Adini Sion two members were absent adj four a from withdraw Tacna Arica Peru will withdraw the Tacna Arica Case from the league of nations Francisco of the peruvian informed the associated in to be presented to the Assembly Peru kinds out that the matter will be brought up at the next session of the with Faith in the Justice of the league to Register a decision favourable to Bolivia and Chile have agreed to the withdrawal of the Case inasmuch As Peru is chiefly the decision was taken in rests of a harmonious ending of the present which might have impossible had Bolivia and Peru continued to insist upon the hearing of the Case by the pres ent China elected to Council today took rank among the principal Powers directing the affairs of the world through its entry the of the league nations in Succes Sion to the of China had been discounted largely since the Assembly had previously adopted the recommendations of the committee on organization that another elec Tive member be allotted to it was doubtful up to the Las whether the Mem who for the past few Days had been advocating slav or scandinavian would not succeed with their argument that the Asiatic races not expect two places on the while two important european countries were no represented at the majority of the delegates on Page financial conference opens Brussels today French confident germans will propose reparations plan the German delegation the second Brussels Fin Ancial which will discuss the German arrived Here this evening and immediately set to work unpacking documents and get Ting ready for the formal opening of the x representatives of five Allied pow ers Are in but the United which was invited to will not have a representative pres continued on Page eleven thinks it proper to protect open shop Bethlehem president announces policy at investigation new Bethle hem steel corporation will refuse t sell fabricated steel to builders am contractors in the new York am Philadelphia districts for buildings t be erected on a Union shop this policy was disclosed by Eugene president of the Cor who testified today before the joint legislative committee investigating the alleged build la replying to charges that i concern was sponsoring the Ope shop movement by Stee from builders employing Union men i think it is a proper to pro open shop de glared who explained tha Lis stand would not be eve if building operations in were to be suspended because Stee could not be obtained by Union Erec whether the corporation will extend its policy to other parts of the United the witness de Pended entirely upon what effect will have on our general labor Situa ent at the the tomorrow Are expected to House of commons votes for the army i Canadian associated press business in the houses of parliament today was As follows the House of lords took the Agri culture Bill in committee and the commons held a vigorous debate on the supplementary of criticism specially to the Cost of the Mesopotamia and persian opera the vote radio connection new Yor Detroit 3jew radio connecting new Cleveland and will be opened to the Public tomorrow delegates 3eal Only the How Best to get at the heart of the matter in it is agreed by the representatives that a single Communia tin will be issued daily by the Secretary of the the French delegates Are confident that the germans in the course of the meetings will propose some con Crete ideas for the payment of re regardless of the reported statement at Berlin that is not yet ready to make a definite what Heb report tha weather in the West Nas fair wed very Little change in tem minimum and maximum Tei in erasures Daw fion 24 16 below Prince rup Ert 22 Victoria 44 a Courar 40 Calgary 14 22 Bomont m 32 Battleford 28 Prince All 25 r Medicine hat 42 Moose jaw 3h Saskatoon 18 Keolna 32 port Arthur 24 Parry sound 32 29 Toronto 55 Kingston Nwa 38 Montreal 38 John Halifax providential Rescue Crew and passengers of packet saved at eleventh hour new Liverance came today Tor the Portu Guese which had tug ged at her anchors through the nig almost of the Duni pling off til the Dartmouth Liilo Ere pumped for their lives to keep out Rush of wait had been in the hold on Knees to give 1l same Powers against habit forming drugs As Canada has department officials and others in Canada interested in the Laws use of habit Rorink drugs Are watching with interest the Progress being made with the Bill introduced at Washington by senator if it carries will give the government officials there practically the same Powers As those now enjoyed by the Federal health senator Jones Bill would prohibit the Export of narcotics or preparations containing the same to any the privilege of i transit shipments will also be cancelled the amount of cocaine or their derivatives will be limited to a Quantity in the opinion of the surgeon general of the Public health is sufficient for the medical needs of the it is interesting to note that some United states authorities in the past have estimated that from 50 per to 75 per cent of the narcotics imported into the have for illicit purposes in under the opium and narcotic drugs act As amended last session on parliament a License i required for each individual importation or exportation of these and the License is Only granted conditional upon the exporter producing the consent from the Proner authorities of government of the importing country to permit of the importation of the decisions in four More brought at the instance of the health department and the been received Zerviah sine at was convicted and fined and costs for having opium in his Possession Harry was fined and costs in the Appeal taken by the department of health in the Case of Green reversed the magistrates decision and fined Bartlett and and Man to port Alberni guilty of having smuggled opium in from Wash was fined for smuggling and 250 under the opium and narcotic drugs act he went to jail for four not Money for his fines fa1erla60r Wood tells convention two economic viewpoints cannot be put into one body Drury is optimistic not want Servile slip port or look for Solute Harmony Oviet ambassador to Western Union plans May be deported to circumvent i Aid to have been practically decided by Secretary Wilson Ludwig self led russian soviet ambassador to he is understood to have been virtually decided upon by Secretary f labor who has had the ase under advisement since the con usion of the deportation justification for Martens Deporta on is understood to have been found y Secretary Wilson in the Conteni on of immigration and department c Justice authorities that Bol she Iki agent held office under the soviet they Aims at the overthrow of the government of the fill connect new Cable from Barbadoes with Cuba lines notice was Given the government today by Newcombe president of the Western Union Telegraph com that his company intends to connect its new Cable from Barbados with its lines in the by Means of existing cables to regardless of the opposition president Wilson Ink a Servile the Tion of the Farmers of on Tario Here today a change was made m the Constitution to provide that each Federal electorate District will henceforth appoint one male and one female member of directors instead of Only male members As been the a Resolution was Aleo passed reducing the num Oer of delegates to the provincial conventions to one for every fifty members of each Burnaby was reelected president Premier Drury addressed the delegates tonight and hinted that the must not expect the Farmer labor government always to see Eye to Eye or act in absolute Harmony with the Farmer Organiza you May have heard it said that there Are differences Between the United Farmers and the govern the Premier that May be quite but i would defy any two such bodies to get am with out some we want your but we ure not ask and the state Cartons statement was made in testimony a Senate inter state Commerce which has before it an adm Nistra j t t w by Force and Tion measure giving the executive ording to the anticipated ruling of department absolute control Over the Landing of Cable lines on he was one of four witnesses sex he brings Martens within jurisdiction of the act of Congress of providing for the de rotation of any alien belonging to n organization whose purpose is the iolent overthrow of the government f the president whom Secretary Wilson has consulted As to his Opin is understood to have expressed irn Selt willing to approve the de of Secretary of labor communist strike in Czechoslovakia fails the and into re Frise to join movement Czecho slovak legation has received a Cable despatch from of stating that the government has refused to entertain he demands of the communists who Lave sought to Call a general the despatch states that the army s performing its functions and has remained Loyal to the attempts to Call out the workers of the important Skoda works have it is further stated than the Ger Man social democrats have decided against participation in the strike and the sentiment in Bohemia is also said to be opposed to the common in the trouble arose when a decision of the supreme court As to the ownership of a newspaper was resisted by the following clashes with the the communists called a general strike and appealed to the railway workers and the despatch to the Lega Tion states that the railway workers and miners have refused to join in the there is a general strike at one of the mining and a partial strike at two of the other mining at Prague the conditions Are described As and at other mining centres in Northern the conditions Are also stated to be lords destroy value of agriculture Bill eliminate clause controlling methods of husbandry House of lords is playing havoc with the government after the rejection of the health Bill yesterday lords to night by a 140 to eliminated the clause in the agricultural Bill providing for stole control of the methods of husbandry this destroys uie value or the measure irom us governments and is considered a serious in supporting the agricultural big on in the House of Lloyd George entered a Strong plea for greater Declar ing it was a scandal that great Bri Tain during the past year had been forced to import Worth f which she could have produced the Bill is intended to give extensive Powers f control to the Board of agriculture for the of land into cultivation in consideration of a guaranteed Price for products to plan special drive on rum running across Border rum running across the Canadian Border is to be Turlis was the first time in about five centuries that entered the Christian the King of the Oldenburg was the last to come to this was in the year when Christian is entered the Vatican he was received with great pomp Between the of the apostolic where two danish Soverel Canute in and Canute v were mined at the opening of an inquiry into the whole subject of Cable communications and fro whose Mony the committee among other that the All american cables a is wit the support of the state in a fight against the Western Telegraph of great and the Western in an Effort to break the Cable monopoly enjoyed by the British company in agreement on there also was testimony that the Al America company enjoys Cable monopolies in several Central and South american countries that the International communication has reached a agreement that no censorship shall be imposed upon Cable messages pass ing through relay Points there is no Cable communications Between the and Germany except Over British controlled lines that some foreign governments Are subsidizing news agencies disseminating reports in other countries and that the West Ern Union plans further Independent connections Cable lines to Holland and the committee will continue its inquiry tomorrow and again next and it plans to inquire particularly the matter of the nation of news abroad and handling Cable messages of firms seeking foreign these subjects were touched upon generally today and the committee received suggestions for fun Carlton that in dependent Cable lines be established Between the and and the and China for the Exchange of these the committee was fold today by Carlton that the censorship ror foreign cables was not to be feared in time of he said it required a very big organization to censor communications and that these had been broken up by european coun tries generally since the King of Denmark is visitor to Vatican first Royal visitor from Denmark in five centuries i of accompanied by Queen today was received by Pope the pontiff and the Royal visitors were together for half an hour in the Popes private the Pope thanked Christian for his assistance in the proposal that the bolshevik in Russia allow russian grand Duchesse to leave the and come to Rome to be maintained at the expense of the says Wood president of United Farmers of formerly president of the Canadian Council of strongly advocated the formation of groups but attempt to unite Farmer Sand he would he to put two economic viewpoints into one and cant be when you he continued you immediately break in the organization and every Fanner in this House knows it can be done you never saw the manufacturers Lother plutocratic organization to they have too much Ina Tho Ihnn is can never set control you willbe forced cooperation with Defier in thus that he was attacks protective principle he asserted that the policy of pro about a Tremenda in Rural agriculture is forced to but in pm Market continued pres ident agriculture a quite prepared to carry own Hurden but strenuously objects to carrying Anri i both the Ort them for must forget Power and party Eulogi zing the Barnaby said never in the Nistor of Canada has there been a Morl opportune time or a greater need for an organization with Aims and Ideal such As the stand for we must put the business of the govern ment of Pur country on Feigher experience has shown Tufit we cannot Hope to defeat the enemy by using their new methods must be we must give the people All the facts and then Trust the Secretary Morrison annual report showed a gain of to membership in the past bring ing the total up to a gain of 325 a present total of clubs and a surplus of As against a year lessons of East referring to the Bast Elgin elec Secretary Morrison said the cornered contest in East Elgin election has demonstrated our Force and has shown us the hopeless Ness of the even in a where their full Power was and every scheme i Crown to political expediency used the yet scarcely More than one third of the voters endorsed the gov the political future of the association lies in the should our ideals turn toward True democracy a great future is assured and All canadians will but should our Endeavor fail from the principles of this and our membership be satisfied with winning elections t Only As under the old Thrif i our Endeavor is in for we will simply be partisans of nother i following new set of men instead due to natural causes worthy of the Bow sprit was the fore Mast split and her sails were torn to shreds by the Gale boat poked past the rocks this morning and to wed her Captain Joacquin the Youthful skipper of the Little when he reached the Dock offered up thanks for the Delivera cd i his Oas the object a special drive by prohibition enforcement officials in Maine new Hampshire and ver Mont 4t was announced supervisor Mccarthy said his attention had been directed to liquor traffic in Small Boan new Brunswick and Maine coast oots by one Large shipment which was wrecked a week ago near Kast sengers and saying it was a i port and another which was seized Miracle that they were sailed from verde on a launch Cape i the Brunswick authorities in in again port a scanned from the Dis several Days was re Are cooperating w Winnipeg i Anesie and once More is with the of Toroc River again in custody at Foleyet and is n being brought Here along with an Oue Bao 38t other charged with assisting of topic Impresa of a Csc doctor in manslaughter Case says disease caused death caused the death of August Accord ing to i testifying today in the trial of Frank Doh charged with manslaughter in connection Dwyer a jury was selected this morning and county was the first none of the injuries found on dwyers Oody was sufficient to cause death they not even danger French the in its opening declared it would be shown that Dohany was the aggressor a new tour directors have report Mendez that Riding associations be incorporated Jar political purposes this action being made necessary by the new Dominion franchise in pointed out that the official Organ was in in unsatisfactory United Farmers of Ontario had rip control Over its he and he pointed our that a jus song of Stock might convert it into a suggested that the Pur Chase controlling interest in company limit restored perfect har Mony new exists Between the direct ors of the United Farmers of Chin a which resulted in dwyers 1 Tario and the members of of a travelling auditor for the United Stine workers was found dead july in the downtown Law office of his brother decide pugilist death death of mickey11 killed during a boxing match with Al Roberts Here dec was Acci a coroners jury decided afre him in his Grampian Montreal Yolk was arrested As a result of shannons r London St is now out on this has followed conferences held monday and tuesday nights and the Early hours sometime a special commit tee was appointed to investigate certain differences of opinion held by the Farmer organization and the these it is were of a minor but nevertheless caused a Little the special some of she government and the directors of the gathered together on monday continued on Page oven ;