The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-08-03, Page 7•
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j t sews Notes
From China, '
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rah; ate
With the sig; r.g" M. the truce
North Chinet eonditio 1s- i31 Tieritai-n,
which had been greatly disturbed;:. for
sc,vpral weeks, speedily returned me
normal, • The feeing „of, tension; gave
place: to one' of. confidence,' Gunmen
'were disarmed, 'special petrols. dis-
banded, ,bar 'ieades' removed, trom'•the
streets, and barbed wire taken down.;
',L`hOusands of refugees who. had flock
ed into the city to :escape the Japanese'
tgl;ance• .,began to., wend their Way'
home, ' Many of these:were heartened' '•
by 'reports. that the authorities'intend
ed to: remit. the land .tax, fbr•a peried
. in the district$ affected by the opera
°tions; as.. well as affording relief in
other ;,c rections..
WAR VS HOLIDAYS
Eyery:' year -large numbers. of Chi. -
Twee and foreign residents Spend tlievr'
sunprer'holidays at: Pest lih; ;-the sea=
eidc resort' between Tiertsin,: and;
:Shanhaikr?van; where the:Great Wall;
,ends, Thisyear it seemed';fer,a time
its if they must.goelsewhere for their'
annual vacation,' Peitaiho was twice
.--=;-brought'within the area of-eperation's
its a. result :of the Japanese edv,'anee
from the great Wall .In addition to.
the uncertainty as regards communi-
cations, there was 'danger from; strag
glen%N" turned' bandit; Thanks to,'the
• truce,: lr Wever, ;condations Peitaiho , •
Irre ,again normal. Without •waiting
1• „[: the Japanese, withdrawal ,to the
Great Wall' the railroad authorities
are taking steps to resume the serriedr
• ' to Peitaihoanid. beyond: This ,pronpt-
ness is esteemed by notone more:than
the r,iregeters looking forward to.
• their annual respite. at the ,seaside`
`. • free from the threats of vicar.
• .SERVICE AS' USUAL. .
Even &ince ;the Japanese, seizure of
anhaikwan, at the beginning of `the
o ogf a. , y a Proves,.:
!r0b1ito Turkey
Abolition' of ' Harem, Compli-
gates, Love :an Marriage
--Freedorrn i Confuses ;•
• W omen
i'hicago.-Dre,ised in the ancient'
flowing robes of her people, a` youth
fel,; boyish bobbed apostle of 'view
Turkey, is ,peeking help from her Wes
tern, sisters about the prebleins .of -old_
rnaids and dependent women w}iich site
,credited to eceidental civilization when:
it drove the harem from the near east,
and gave' freelorn'to Oriental' women.
She is Selma Ekrem,.;daughter of
Ali'Ekrefn Bcy, former Governor of
,.Jerusalem, ,and .is. a delegate,; to the.
,International Cengress- o f' Women., •In
an "address' she traced the change • in.
life for Trickish woinep. ,»It'was,`only.
11 years ago,.,when .,Turkey became
a :Rep ublic, ;that Turkish. women found
"a'n'ally in the. Government instead of
an -enemy. ''Barriers came down with
the'rapidity*. (iflightning."
• Then • in "her precise. •English,she
bluntly t.aid-,that;whil_-all this: -had
brought • increased ` freedom' for women
it:. had also biought griefs..
LOPE COMPLICATED.
Toronto 'flier ' is' congratulated ,by' Haitian. mii;ister to ,United^•.
States, Captain J. Errol Boyd, 'Who made a nonstop alight .to Haiti,
then: back is. greeted at Washington •by 'Dentes_ Bellagarde, •
Unemployment• in France
Reduced t • ' 276' 5 .7-
Paris. =-'Suffering:'less from unenq-�
W
.Year,erediteble 'Werk has been ••;done plom
yent: than any of the major Pa -
''
by; the railroad:authorities in! main- ' thane.' weatherin ' the ' crisis 'France
taining services.under extrernelY 'diffi= rapidly is finding; work'for even those'
• cult conations. ",',Drains have' been 'ru Y'
} n • n relativel`i few 'thousand obless new
• a:most •to the zone, of warfare, the.. . l"::.. l
'',110 being.gslibrtene or ,labor 'statistics reveal
reveal:
. "aril r extended'daly
's the` •.axeaofoperations` advanced ;or"• The maximim unem to meit
• . in
• receded. "'Besides heavy ovementsofFrance• since .' 1930was reached, the
' k Man t aJune;F the broops'tht•ough Tient rn; th-ia'lroad Srst • ''',Week of 1. , cls,': 193.3, with S�ates.:n waltle o
• .;:�' ,,f the `total:
then 53,21t
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authorities •:have tannic hou .sofa] of �,' 331:810, . 'Since min '' -
d. t sands, of, *lag g $45;000;,-$44.-wiCh1217
'refu ees streainin ' to Safety. • A- art mei! Nand; `w-oteen;:..have returned ' to. 000`• in :.June
.., g ... g ,,p , ,. , .. , . .• 19$2 :pan, • iircxease '.:of
y > p.report' •
-frons uriavordable' dela , 'usually .'not• work or 16 3 .: ,erg eentl of clip
sA' idle $3429,000 or Ib2 •per cent;, .• a ,.
more, than a•: fee: hpurs, they kept in Max,h, : • :. ` 'of. the.: Dominion. 'Bureau o
P . , - . f .Statistics
services fully running This! material .slice of ie emliloy says, •
e �ri sig nipcant inthat• it-milli..o -
' m s , g.f . TYiYs. •ihcrease..i .
PR.OSPEt;TS GOOD,. ;n June.• follows .the
1`ieiitsin'continues...to develop stead include' agricultural labor, vhicll al'. smaller :'advance :ofr nine. per cent
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Exports to U.S.:
Sho'
v�rP
icU
Ver
nit
eIncrease
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Y:.ri Agri.
u •.
c tural. Products'
:Noted
'
Ottawa.�There: was'a:ver defini
,Y to
'pick-up in •the export of •Canadian
agricultural products ;to ,the '• United
ways experiencies a spring, and early made in Ma 142.'mirts''at; thee en 'of'. the '102nd•
sly Periants for new buildings in the Y In Juice 1930 when d
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—Your work is better donewith the best of tools
.:,She satisfaction youget from a chew, depends
on its quality; too. The best plug for the money,: is •.I
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Love,: '.especially, under thisnew
regime has become complicatesi„u, ,
• fused: Before these great changes
Turkish! girls married !men selected
for them.` Now they have the right
..tee Select. a husband.
"But this .has brought rain, 'cell-
fusion'.,
con
fusion, Young girls in love' frequeint
ly cannot get help from -their mothers,
for :they are of a 'past phase. ,
, "There is an' alarming' increase in
sticide ,among Turkish girls, hurt in
love. , What to 'de?'
"Monc•gaty has brought'.ol
d maids;,
for there' are more. women than ;_men
in 'T r cry. We • of thegen-
eration ye -Unger • your . en -
a.:
eratio
n want monogamy, but what.. are
women' Who. wish .to marry and can-
not, to do?"
U;S;-France Bridge
8.
Gam
e Ends
Sudd' '�
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A.' 1.
P.fo,
'l d t0lrna , .
Ment be,
_twe �- - =
en an Americn'ti tearri,ca twined b
p Y
Ely Culbertson and• '
a French �.'`
,team
directed` ,by :'Pierre ,Beilea er ...wound
6
a0p six hands shot•, of. 'the scheduled
finish in a dispute `.caused'•b' an
p y. error:
^in :dealing :in the'1.01st hand. ' '
The A e
,rn.ricans:, Vvere leading �byr
. a summei..inerease.;: -Nearly all';of the 'the-06.el hand, when ,he-erzor-was.;d ssovered:'
British area where •most of the Am aw ey 'tariff came into �
:We Must Be Brave
Classified C. as fied , •Advertising.
Because `"all history' is the. picture
f- ."' - 03EER7rti�EN� P880.'-4ED::CHZC>� a ,
a was 3s no - reason why history in
our hands should be; a: picture of
war. We have it'in our, 'power to
presenta different canyas to the, gen
eretions that 'are to follow us: •
A step ,th{it :we must take:>if °we are
to,.:usher• in .a; new,' iia • ' f oodwill".
Y o g
among the. nations is' te. transfer' the
that d nho aa
Manhood h, s ., been ' in war . to
th"e-cauee�=o race --"Eves thin
great -must, be :done in the', spirit- of
greatness•,", We need to pat ourselves!
under"the dominion 'of -principles; to
be:: the servants 'of : truth; love .and
freedom". _ . e i --
,,p Stew -is'- tp Abe= --ma n
stainedrIt 'must. be bybrave' men.
„
who have;• gone •,on,e one. Step b• eyond the
•verb, grid will -not seek -another rnan'
_ p • , 'Fails to: rtes n'•an r iia.
erican�s also%:resire,, doubled'/rn'valae ,ie-eriii,liiyed have retLrned tqework 'ln. ro e, a,@lou the'export'oP agriculturaln � g eerr,ene'''lhe' ,, ••
last year; and this:totel `lies been al-: es wap
ev
r
, ea`• ut
' 'Stet , �amsfch ivas�'ealled •ofl;a ter 'two'< ur
al... cornmunitres ,• .: .: . ; i • product's' to the' United , . ,_ . > . ho. s
• .The week •of.'June 8 wasthe third 3 24ii 00 of debate dorso ' which " 1' h Cit O ` ns Bank ,Account:
ALE OF GOVERNMENT APPROV
ED Chicks; While they:. last:'•Leg,
horns ;6.90, Barred. Rocks $7.90 per 100.-
Two .week old .chicks $2 more.. One week'
old' chicks .$1, (more, J. .G.• •Tweddle,
Fergus, Ont.'
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F, ITCF}�S,.AND-1'.,tGOT•---•
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b�t
Y F s an ,ma h •n
,, r. Y c i e, Coiiiglete ' '
directions, 'and .saiiipies. 'Cern-.
•pang, Dept' W.P. .liaiiniiton.
t`e uale$ g y pe
mos q 1 dan,the.st.:;fkw' months•
�: _„d
f" s, '; .
aneld=exe ted' ost-mor e
of the.current ear. Not o i ai•ethe' arnce October, 1930, to register* a .de- The"largess"-"item...las.t• Month: Wee � yP • . t ms •. > :Brantfoid . Ont the ~first time,
Y Y li ]l
,i e 1 • men the --other .: ; r,.« �.:.. s '
_ _, s ..,• .' - -crease-- a u7g,mp i}Y 8a'as'ee t- 218040. �lthou '
-finances-of't}ie area -in escel'Yent'�rtr` . , � m. � gti � the
, -. it ,., ;: ; ... � : March'Du ,
- - r n last
•: -two>-oecur i : since: dut i
g s 65 cent ' 1Vo' Be
drtton, is disclosed but• ros ectsY s per bushel Bran $Fars Present
P .p
°" ...are held eutlor fu •h �• e 1
rt �, leve opments
in .;public services, 'notably buildings,.
roe�d�e:and:bridges'.. The area Ilea. een
re narka 1 , fre , r.o' ,rim -
by, e.fr in Crime; the offi
tial report.•statee; No kidnapping oe-`
curies'. in 1934blitjn
. January; 1933
,
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hhild,crisp �Speared in the gouges to ,
.Thepolice; with:the
co -o eration'' of
-• the ne.i' boring areas'•and the Chinese
city police, .Were "successful not, only, in
-restoring -the :•chiid,�'but- in,;capturing
the whole an '' of• �idna' ens, :
g.g k P
P.
. RECED'ENT'.SET.
A friendly: gesture -marked the ob
King bir-h=
c"•of• 'G George Vs•t
• servan es e g
day"ini.Tientsin. 'For' man years the
Y
"Britishmunicipal al. au horities have.
p •
flown ,theJaper fla _ in.: honer!:of
9..
p ..
This.
:•' m eriai-Ja anese:'occas ons. s
P. p . .
d,the
uthr`ie' return.
:the Japanese a . oat s
compliment. The hoisting of the Un-
ion Jack over the : municipal offices
was, the first time: any foreign flag,. had
•'been lis' la ,ed over any, Japanese: pub.,
p'..Y„
he building 'in Tientsin .'The:preccd
ent'having, been set, :it is hoped that
other .foreign flags, 'including the: Am
ner•on'the special• occasions of friend
ly foreigri--powers: •
'Unabated in LI/Ild°r1
bebinen The Herald, ...The Deily
, press,. The, NeWS.' Chronicle end :pie,'
, '.1lixteen-Volume get*: of Dickens am!'
electric ;irons end.' tea Sets.: •
cost abotre S,P,900,0.06 'e year, and
battle between Chineee- Generlds,, The
hoisted its net'sitlee'te 2,054,34-8 conics
Dso,pou and The pail y •„ttaii-to about
• Tnormng....issue.s Stint ',short by
reilllionS. :of „the,. coniiiiffed.
large number: of genuine reernits te,1
the army'. of daily rieW,Fipapilr'littyers, '
The. writes :
tion •of thkeeAtihtter VI Million
teadera to buY more thaw one liapee
the -.aforementioned date :the.` number. `shorts ,and :middlings :totalled,: 118' ,r; a
• . on' Iondo
n Streets
Lon'dxiir•.--Ot►e curious"re result of •the
World • Monetary' and Economic
Gbn-
ference 6ted by the• Morning,<Pos
Conservative newspaper of London.
The: Americans, it; appears; find that
•
of..men an •
d women without. work of 000 the d t b
'an .'.sort amounted ata :276 597 in,:4:
total population: 'of : inore than 40
000 000 �'
Tl a .heartening; t:,e-.emp oyme t s
attributed.chiefs*. to tbree., causes,
One is• the. flnal.adoption•of the>biidget'
The;seconi factor is the less tang e.:
rovinc�e`
:ole~one•�Aof .optiniisin in the p s
over .'. rospeeta , of .,the London • con'
fer:ence,
A; th-soil' factor :'in "the current .1M
revenient. "is'' the growing.'effect of;
the`emerg_ency c . -laws . •a"garnst alien:"
•e :lo merit. Most •of ;•the''elegisla-
nIp Y,•
ion aini'ed; against . • employment of
t
•
:foreigners . in France'• ' was '• accom-
panied b time •.clauses under which.
ens to ers • were': git en 3.0;.. '60, or. 90
p Y
data rn'Which'�to reduce.t1eir•:foreign
personnel': to le eels (ranging 'from .:6
to 30 ."Per cent ' of the. ''total ".number
p,
en ployed. : ,
Seie'den.'s Oldest Woman`..,
.:Has„ Daughter of 79
Stockliolin: ;Sweden's' • oldest 'in-
'habitarit, l+trsTharolina' Anderson,has
tii}snv'i *Pr 141fitl bio tlu}ax She=Rves
'at Gardsvik. in tine Province of Vertu
'land, . with;, lien ..79ry ear -old ' daughter,
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Johanna:. ,,
, u y.,•being .10: per cent ad
valorem; horses, under a dut • of. 2
were velued at; $25,000, .:cheese, with..
a.
were
: of seven cents" per ,•pound:.
$46,000; r a ;,
'.and f •wool; ',nodes. a' tariff ` of
24 cents -37 cents• per pound; .$55 000
r..•
F aiice-Fleatin
S.
�._I.o it ,
an of '
1�0--
...:, $ 3,340,Of�:
°parrs!. -The Govei nnient
><' has an-'
nouncea completioii.,of elaborate re'
p
'partitions tcrfioat a.' 2,000,000,000=rra:nc
,•(about .:$103,340H0.00 .slice. of . a • total
_)
10,000,000,000frarc• loan authorized re
gently 'c
The'issue will conslet, s st of .1,000 -franc:.
tax exempt bond'sto ibe purchased at
962.50; francs , a "in • ?lie;
r p.. Y S /z per cent in-
terest,'. redeeniable 1 i' 19'34, or ;earlier,
••a.t the 'Governments 'discretion
A cornmuniklue.restied at•the'Finance'
.Min stry,'said "It is neceasar'y. at'pre.
sent! to', issue this new li
s ce in order to
!Meet obligations maturing:.;in, .the,
•an'tumn: "
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RedrIiai ed 'girls.are: to be. all:, •the
age --':iris,, year- ;ati,cdrOrig•'to the Ma
3achusetts League :ef. Hairdressers:•
Butt e; reti'heads must''not be too• red'
h..
•--just a: ruddy .coppery"•browns..
London, ' to the.eye of •a� casual ab -
Y.
server, is 'nacre prosperous than '.any'
American city ; Beggars are •absent
from London streets ant 'the ; stores,'
-theatres °anil restairants are doing:.
geed .business. '
,
en,rercerdi• tire' City er-Brantfor ha -s''
taunt Tax
leetions have : genie in 'eo well;and
expenditures. Of the" various ' boards,
Are• being he1•d 'do'wn :so : well that the
city'' depgsrted; '$,25,00), Of collections
in a local.' •sailing bank.' Beek taxes.
are,conning' in well; Mayor Mac74ride.
said and ..citizens, are deserving of
praise for the, efforts''they have made
cr$ened a• saving act
to, meet,: tax ..payf menta
:Ris e Life. Dog, ,
Bo k -Y. e
. Y . d for.
. t -a Whitt, d
Bortland, Are...J mes ` Wh t , n
ai a were throw
James Dinsd . e, � ch 17, ere n
into the • 1, ihianrette ..River -when
their canoe ii set • Dinsdale ' swans
1?
toga distant shore: Whitt placed his
•1 fe- re erver. around .'hi do a t
the'animal`• afloat:,until :harbor' pollee
.FO
'.SAL •
R• E
BI:.A -
CKSMITH� :SHOP • ..
Located to - ,i
d n �r
To 0
k4 Q.
Com e
u
nit'"
nt .
JILL,' 4 .P... , `l*wo`. Forges;-,
Pneumatio- .Hammer Ind. Cutter,:
Drills, Lathe and a; verjr •cofnplete`
stock-'bf tools •will••.sel['a •. a going'
concerrrwltlefavorable-lease-orieeif i
sell Machinery ".`separate) ,
Y.
'bloc or piecemeal.•
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KIAdelaide-
NS
73 es Ad' laid t.
W .t .a a 5,.
• ,'Toronto;,:
Amelia. Putnam • Breaks. ;
Ow Cross".
Own. :Coup
tr .'Record
Y.
Newark N.J:-"D'irti
er •than ever be- .
fore,' • to• nee" her ',Own"- expression, ,-'''
,
Amelia ` ar ' •
B hart F.iitnam,, pvith a. new '
•w .
'; omens. transcontinental ��r` �'
'• .cord: in ' '
.hand;?brought her red,mon,dpl'anedown••- H
at ire ark Airport at 8;19.3% u:m. (east
ern da ai
. _ .• Y ght. bine fast`week 17ho 'r '
i minutes ut@'s� after She left LosAngeles. . .•
iter'. fornier record •was 19 •hours and:
4 mi
pigs, was.concluded . reeently between , arrived • to. find .Whitt clinging to the• notes., She stew at, an. altitude of
bt'
r'ween
e re . 6000' ` ''
esenta "•a
n:
tine .:' overturned !rise . 'canoe d 8000fe t
p s of Austria; an y�� Poland' o e t d e " : , ; .,.. • . e , and •round-
ed. r , .. , .
a severe thunder ttendin . the Scor. 1 h oder storms.
g omit Confe�ienc :: She attri-
The• accord; prov`des that' Pol:nd
t,
grant 5000'passports,at reduc a
, ed rates
to ,Polish :tourists who `desire to .visit
Austria, as Well as'.lower duties':on
•
types of Austrian.. machinery.: .not.
manufactured ;in Polanc! , ••• •
,Austria; • in .return, will Shake tariff
concessions ;on Polish . pii;s; live .stock,
eggs ;and '`edible horses. • .
AP0.14114;17'.. u a _tale a
bmf
ouri.
• '�' sts . for. Pigs
fr
Lord
A c
ommerci 1 •.•
,, a treaty
e hi'ch, in effect; exchanges tourist's for
Britain's, populatiOn'itiereased „by
ass Wedding Ceremony
Record:: Size Tankard
Found •at -•Blackpool
The •world's largest tankard; empty.
of beer' liar been largest
at Black
-
pooh: ft is '.1.8 inches !high . and :8
inches in, diameter:.. Of; 'Fieniish
origin; it was the property of,`a, Span-
'sin • noillenian, but, was looted and
eST;; fo_inrr 1Str`-fh pawilsleternir ire`'
Lancashire seaside toten, �•:
,,and 'manage). of, the Montrent
in 1869 eeiehrated • hi. ;eighty-fifth
birthday home ;here lest. week!
been pipeline 148:,,pillier 'contintionsly
*Or nearly 64 years, still attend8
t.
•
',School for Lepers ,
The: al...pool wilt 'torten': Ouse lifiticti
ed, 'with.: flit, ,tiiseal,i,6 bow preveitt
obi e others'.
lenere
;Were deported 'freel tbo
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prOteller erbieh she said gave her:.
and 'enabled 'her to get the meximuin •
speed in the eir. She estimathd 'the .,
and a half.
Dollars hare as. eteol heye been'
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Ontario 'Shorthorn Cow
'Calgary Stampede W,itiner,
Calgary. -The' •. entry • of Diltican
the grand 'and e'riior
,A 'fa eryof Doliart
Vegetable ConipOutid
Women than the ceaseless rou ti of
Can anything be more, WearittLfOr
hoUsehold duties? You have no time te
, . . yet cannot Stop. There conies. a nine
when sontething 611909 and 'you find
. Yourself 'simple worn out., " •
'Lydia E, Pinkham'd Vegetable Com-
pound will hetrfoi-C.Its tonic action will
give you renewed strength, add will mak,o
yotir ,daily tasks seem easier 'to you'.. • • .
,,,98 out Of every 100 Women who report
te. say that they are.benented by this
medicine; ''ney bottle, from your drug.
gist .todaY and watch the restilte.
sp RA INS
Outtyou on 'Mir teal
rt
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