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sam THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, ee = 22 SEDITION BILL (ROPSUP AGAIN M:asure to Amend Criminal Code Introduced for Sixth Time Ottawa, April 25.--For the sixth time a bill to amend the ¢riminal code so as to elimrinate section 98 with respect to sedition, which was added to the code following the Winnipeg strike in 1919, wae dis- cussed in the House of Commons. Session after session, the govern- ment has introduced an amendment to strike out this section, and each time the Senate has killed it. Once more the amending. bill came up for second reading, sponsored by Hon. Ernest Lapointe, Minister of Justice. Mr. Lapointe expressed' the opin- n that section 98 was hasty les- lation resulting from the war, Year after year, the Trades and Lgbor Conzress of Canada had asked for its repeal on the ground t it caused unrest in the labor rid of Capada. The Labor Unions in Canada had a feeling that the clause was desigmed to prevent their ordinary activities, or that it might be interpreted in that way by some court. It had even been sugevested that, unaer the section objected to, a strike might be declared a -violation .of the law. i There was already sufficient pro- vision in the code for the punish- ment of sedition, said Mr. Lapointe. In addition to repealing section 98 of the Act, he proposed to move for the insertion of section 133 which had to do with defining sedi- tin. It was surely not sedition to criticize the government. Church Objects T. IL. Church (Cons.-Toronto, Northwest) opposed the amend- ment. The first of May was not far off, he said, and he thought it would be wiser to keep the clause. 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Chimes with their musi- on ' cal gongs sweet tone every hour and half To be ' wound once a! reeds hour. week. Terms, pay sn down 'then $1 each week until fully | paid. A written ironclad guar- antee with each | clock. . ---- the trade unlons favored ap " wi, fon also came from E. B. man (Couns.-East Toronto). He expressed the hope that if the bill again passed, the Senate would again 11" it. A definition for se- dftio as very mecessary, and it was a necessary to let people who ro fo overthrow the Gov- ernment know that they would be punished for it. the | "The dagger, the sun, and the bomb" were. some- times the weapons of such persons. Mr. Lapointe did not agree with Mr. Ryckman that the Senate was doing its duty in preventing tha will of the House of Commons from becoming law. "If this bill is defeated this ses- sion, I will bring it back next vear; and I think we may then have a Liberal majority in the Senate," declared Mr, Lapointe, Menace to Labour J. S. Woodsworth (Labour- Winnipeg North Centre) said he arrived in Winnipeg during the 1919 strike. He had therefore had an opportunity of observing how the section respecting sedition had worked adversely to labor. "I ob- ject to this clause most decidedly," stated 'Mr. Woodsworth. The sec- tion was a distinct menace to trade unionigm in this 'country. Mr, Joodsworth completed his gpeeclt the hour of adjournment; and progress was reported on the bill, OUTLINES SEARCH INTO MAN'S PAST Canadian Colleges Receive Costly Prehistoric Mater ial, Says Dr. Ami Montreal, April 25.--McGill Uni- versity was the first to help the Canadian School of pre-history lo- cated at Combe-Capelle in France, declared Dr. H. M. Ami, of Ot- tawa, director of the school in an illustrated lecture at the Redpath Museum of McGill University, in which he told of some of the work of the institution since its incep- tion in 19256. A total of 15,000 specimens were brought home from France in 1927 for Canadian universities and exhibitions. The gchool soon hopes to have a fine collection of prehistoric material fund in France for the University of Alberta. Dr, Am ommended Principal H, M. Ton of that university, for his early support given to the.school. Thousands of specimens are being arranged in the Redpath Museum whi were sent home through the tivity of workers in France. Dr.gAmi, in describing one phase of tl work said that there was np trace of war either in the im- plements or the industries of an early race in France, men of the Mousterian = period. Their tools were all designed for peaceful pur- poses. He outlined the way in which man came to use stone tools, and in this connection quoted Pro- fessor Coote as saying, 'The tools of man show his culture." DANA AND IS, EXAMPLE T0 WORLD Hon. William Phillips, Am- erican Minister Speaker in Vancouver Vancouver, April 25.--"Canada and the Tnited States chould be an example to the world of what relations hetween two countries ean become," said Hon. Willlam Phil- lips, United States, Minister to Canada, in an address to the Van- couver Canadian Club here, Bearing a message of good will from his country to Candda, the United States Minister emphasized the fact that in the several duties that was required of his posiion, {that which he liked most was fur- thering the happy relations be- tween the two countries. "My countrymen," said Hon. Mr. Phillips, "have learned to adinire profoundly your great Empire, they admire the lofty ideal found in the new conception of that Em- pire, and they are immensely im- pressed by the part which Canada is destined to play in Empire and world affairs." The cherry trees are a-bloom down at Washington, but the poli- ticians are interested only in the plums.--Chicago Evening Post. 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They were delighted with the gift of the plan nd the Queen was enthusiastic r her first trip in the air, accoms- CHANGE INTRAIN SERVICE TO- RONTO-SUDBURY NEW TRAIN SERVICE BETWEEN TORON- TO AND MIDLAND Pacific train 25 now leaving Toronto 9.45 a.m, Tues- days, Thursdays and Saturdays, will, effective with change of time April 29, leave Toronto 10.25 a.m. daily except Sunday instead of 9.45 a.m,, arriving Sudbury 7.30 p.m. as at present. An added feature to this service is a connection at Medonte with service over new line into Midland which will be inau- gurated on April 30. Passengers on this train will arrive Midland at 2.15 p.m, Train 26, Southbound, will leave Sudbury 7.70 a.m. daily except Sun- ay, arriving Toronto 3.55 p. m. instead of 4.40 p.m. New connect- ing train from Midland will leave 12.10 noon. Effective April 230 another new service will go imto operation bhe- tween Toronto and Midland. 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The "dine and sleep" guests usually time their arrival about 6.30, whether they arr hy motor car or by train. All the guest-rooms at Windsor are cosily fitted and furnished. Each holds memories of past reigns and objects of interest, such as family bor- traits, sketches of dead-and-gone Princesses, and fine bits of old sil- ver in the shape of inktands, can- dlesticks, and pin cushions. The "Minister's Rooms," situated in the Lancaster Tower, At dinner the men wear uni. forms or what is known as frock dress. This consists of the ordin« ary evening coat worn with black cloth breaches and black silk stock- ings. There is also the Windsor uniform, which is worn only by a few privileged persons while the' Court is at Windsor. This means the usual evening coat, except that it is in dark blue cloth, with a red collar and cuffs, There are red stripes down the trousers and on the coat are five buttons with the Acids in Stomach Cause Indigestion Medical authorities state that nearly nine- tenths of the cases of stomach ble, indi- gestion, sourness, burning, g bloating, nausea, etc, are due to an exc 3f hydro. chloric acid in the stomach, delicate stomach lining 'is irritated, digestion is de- layed and food sours, causing the disagree. able symptoms which every stomach suf- ferer knows so well, ' Artificial digestants are not needed in such cases and may do real harm, Tey laying aside all digestive aids and instead get from any druggist some Bisurated Mag- nesia and take a teaspoonful of powder or four tablets in water right after: eating. 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