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WOMAN GIVEN TWO MONTHS; CHARGE, KEEPING FOR SALE Alice Rodesky Sentenced After Conviction is Registered TO APPEAL SENTENCE Is Allowed Bail of $1,000 Pending a Hearing of the Appeal Convicted by Magistrate A, F., Hind in an afternoon session of the Police Court yesterday on a charge of keeping liquor for sale, Alice Mo- uesky was senienced by the bench to two months' imprisonment with hard labor in the County Jail at Whithy. There were no costs as- sessed. D. A. J, Swanson, counsel for the accused, gave notice that the sentence would be appealed. Rail was fixed at two sureties of $6500 each, The charges against 17ra, Rodesky was laid as a result of a raid on her property on September 19, wy Provincial Officers Cookman and Mitchell, who stated that they had warned her previous tothis about selling liquor and that they had re- ceived numerous complaints abut her. Thd defendant lives in the township of Bast Whitby, at North Oshawa, and a neighbor, testified that he had two drinks of liquor there at 35 cents a drink, on the fourth of September. When the police raided the premises on Sep- temher 19, thev found ten bottles of heer in a bag in the barn, and her linnor permit also showed that she had purchased a fairly large quantity of liquor from Government flores, FRESH WORTHINGTON CAVE.IN BLOCKS THE CP.R. DIVERSION Sudbury, Ont, Oct. 19--A second ecave-in at the Worthington Mine at 545 this morning has put the C.P.R. diversion at this point temporarily out of commission. The east bank of the cavity sloughed for a distance of 100 feet, 20 feet in depth, but did not drag the roadbed into the cavity. However, the tracks are not considered safe for traffic as the ground has been under- mined, Trains for the next week will he routed from Sudbyry over the Algoma Eastern tracks as far as Turbine, where there is a cut-off on to the Soo branch of the C.P.R., and the service will not be materially affected. LORD AND LADY WILLINGDON RETURNS TO THE CAPITAL Otawa, Ont,; Oct. 19--His Excellency the Governor-General and Lady Wil- lingdon returned to Ottawa this morn- ing after a holiday in Western Can- ada and visits to Hamilton and Toron- ot. Their Excellencies will probably remain in the capital until the trip to Washington in December, DIRECT SERVICE TO Port Arthur Fort William Winnipeg ina Jaw Vancouver Leaves Toronto .00 Every p-m. Day - AE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1927 SOUTH BRUCE CASE (LITHUANIA SENDS ARGUED IN APPEAL N. W. Rowewl!l Present Ar-, gument for Unseated Mem- ber of Parliament Toronto, Oct, 20.--Appealing a decision of Justices Rose and Fish- er in the Election Court which un- seated him, Malcolm A. McCallum, | of South Bruce, through his counsel. Newton W. Rowell, contended in| First Appelate Court Tuesday that J. G, Anderson, the Liberal candi-| date, was given $1.250 as reim- bursement for election expenses in-! ~urred up to date of Mr. Anderson's | withdrawal and not as inducement to withdraw, Mr, McCallum was uu- seated and disqualified in the elac- | tion court, ' Mr. Rowell pointed out that, as a result of not being endorsed by a meeting held on November 19, Mr. Anderson had decided, pursu- ant to the approval of his executive committee. to withdraw from the contest. He further explained that Mr. Anderson had spoken in public saying that he intended to with- draw. He had also told the press of his deiesion, This, counsel con- tended, showed that bribery had not taken place, as Mr ,Anderson could not be bribed to do some- thing he had already decided to do. APPEAL T0 LEAGUE Claims Poland Illegally Sup- pressed Its Schools in Vilna Geneva, Oct. 20.---Insisting that friendly relations with Poland are threatened Lithuania has formally appealed to the Council of the Lea- gue of Nations to intervene in the question of Lithuanian schools in the former Lithuanian city of Vilna which the Kovno Government elaims Poland has illegally suppressed. Lithuania Tuesday sent an appeal for the Council to act under Article XI of the League covenant which permits Council intervention when any League member sees peace en- Aluminum, the modern metal, has uses almost with- out number, a chief one ing as a container for good tea, the best of all packages, All Red Rose Tea is mow packed in Aluminum and we have so much faith in both the tea and the pack- age that your money will be refunded if you are not com- pletely satisfied, ur ddhgered. Recently Lithuania sent a complaint to the league coneérn- ing the Vilma school question but Tuesday's action, in the opinion of League circles, gives the matter a more serious turn. Since the occupation of Vilna by Poles, Lithuania has claimed that a state of war exists with Poland and has declined to arrange diplomatic relations with that country. 1 wm helieved here that the school dis- pute may re-opem the entire pro- blem of ithuanian-Folish relations. MANITOBA FORMS AVIATION LEAGUE Winnipeg, Oct. 20.--The Aviation League of Manitoba, for the purpose of advancing aeronautics in West- ern Canada, has been formed hy a number of Winnipeg's leading eciti- Zens. Officers of the league will meet Major Gen. J. H., MadqBrien, this week and discuss with him the pro- posed work of the organization. D. C. Coleman, Winnipeg, was elected president, -- -- FIND THAT BODY OF MAN DERAILED FREIGHT CAR Montreal; Que, Oct. 19--Investiga- tion into the cause of derailment of a freight car in the Canadian National Railways yards at Point St. Charles last night resulted in finding the body of Louis Hebert, 46, of Amherst street. The body lying on the track was the cause of the derailment. Their Lowdships questioned this point, a8 Mr. Anderson was alleged to have asked for $1.500 expenses instead of the $1,000 offered and had finally accepted $1,250, The question was also raised as to whether the knowledge that his ex- penses would be paid was not a fac- tor in inducing Mr, Anderson to withdraw his name, Counsel claim- ed that the decision to pay the ex- penses of the retiring candidate was hased solely on a desire to do the only fair and proper thing under the ecirrumstances. Counsql also claimed that previous to the puy- ment legal advice had been obtain- ed, this advice was to the effect that it would be perfectly legal. Therefore, he contended, it had heen done in good faith. Mr. Rowell read for nearly three- | quarters of an hour the judgment of the Election Court, The case is proceeding, CYCLONE REPORT ALARMS HAVANA Government loses Warning! to Prevent Repetition of Disaster Havana, Oct. 20.--Alarmed hy re-! ports of a cycloneis disturbance south of Cuba the government is- sued a warning to all inhabitants of Pinar Del Rio, Havana, Matanzas and Santa Clara provinces, urging them to take all possible precau- tions to prevent loss of life. | In Havana newspaper offices were besieged by anxious residents in- quiring as to the direction of the storm. Storekeepers 'were board- | ing up plate glass windows and ves- gels in the harbor were moved to the most sheltered sections. On Oc- tober 20, 1926, a eyclone, okiginat- ing near the Honduran coast, struck Havana and Matanzas provinces causing more than 200 deaths and between fifty and one hundred thou- sand dollars damage, CANADIAN SIGNALS OFFICERS CHOSEN Lieut.-Colonel F, G, Malloch, of Hamilton, Elected J President j Ottawa, Oct. 20.--The Canadian Signals Association of Canada held its second annual meeting in Ot- tawa on Saturday and elected the, following officers: ! Hon. President, the Minister or National Defence; hon. vice press- dent, the Chief of General Staff; president, Lieut-Col. F. G. Malloch, Hamilton, Ont.; vice presidents. Major C. H. McDonald, Montreal, Major J. D. Copover, Toronto, Major F. B. North. Winnipeg, and Major H. C. L. Gillman, Edmonton, Alta; secretary, Lt.-Col. A. W. Beament, Ottawa; treasurer, Major V. 8. C. McClenaghan, Ottawa; ex officio members of the executive; Lieut.- Col. E. Forde, assistant director of signals, and Capt. E. G. Wéeks, com- mandant of the Royal Canadian School of Signals, Camp Borden. CONTRACT AWARDED FOR HALIFAX HOTEL Halifax, Oct. 20.--At a meeting of the Lord Nelson Hotel Company held at moon Tuesday, the comtract for the construction of the new ho- tel was awarded to the H. L. Ste- vens Company, hotel desizners and builders, of Toronto. The firs: sod will be turned on October 21. A telegram received here from E. W. Beatty. Canadian Paefic Railways, is backing the hotel, announced that | the Eastern Steamship Company bad subscribed for $50.9000 worth | of the preference shares. This com- tractors state that the hotel will be completed within a year. Oshawa's Only Exclusive H LI REPORT ON WHEAT RUST RESEARCH Two Years' Labor to Government Winnipes. Oct. 20.--A . report covering his years of research in the wheat rust problem of Western Canada has' been completed by J. H. Craigie, of the Dominion Rust Research Laboratory of the Mani- toba Agricultural College, and has been forwarded to the National Re- search Council at Ottawa, it was announced Monday. While no announcement of the results of the research will be mad until "the council has examined the reports, it was learned -authorita- tively here Monday that Mr. Crai- gie's experiments will mark a big forward step in the fight of western farmers to ovgreome the greatest of erop menaces, Mr. Craigie has been at work fo: two years or more on his researches, but only in recent weeks has he been able to reach definite conclu- sions, He declined Monday what his findings were. 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