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. PAGE TEN POPE DISAPPRVES OF NOTED AUTHOR Recommends Clergy to Ex- tol Wholesale Reading : in" Lent : Rome, Feb. 23.--Strong disap- of the writings of Gabrie! 'Annunzio was expressed Monday by Pope Pius in recommending to @ gathering of parish priests and special Lenten preachers that sane and wholesome reading should he extolled in their sermons. Al- though the Pope did not mame d'- Annunzio, who is one of the leading Hterary figures of Italy, he made the object of his disapproval unmis- takable by reference to the recent launching of a de luxe edition of the works of that author and by specifically criticizing the publish- ed philosophy of d'Annunzio. "Favored by marvelous gifts from» God for ingenuity and crea- tive fantasy," said the Pontiff, "it is rare that he has not left in his work some brutal traces of impiety and immorality, preaching the doe- trine of the superman who leavens * morality to insignificant common folk because supermen create a morality of their own which cor- responds to their supermen pow- ers." DUKE 7F YORK ~ OPTIMISTIC MOOD King's Second Son Guest at British Industries Fair Banquet London, Feb, 23.--The Duke of York made an optimistic speech at a banquet here Monday night in connection with the opening of the British Industries Fair for 1928, "The closing 'months of last year showed a cheering improvement in the export trade and there is every hope that it will be maintained," the Duke said, "One of the most encouraging signs is the movement for closer relations between the employers and the employed, as was shown by the recent conference on the suh- ject of peace in industry, This was all the more encouraging be- eause it was a voluntary, friendly gesture." Continuing the Duke referred to the relations between Great Bri- tain and the overseas Dominions and said, "An encouraging factor is that the people of the Empire are becoming conscious of a unity of purpose and a growing interest in Imperial affairs, The question of how to improve Imperial trade and develop Imperial communications is being ceaselessly explored and the best of all is that it 1s being explored in the traditional British spirit, Emigration will develo pthe productive powers of the Do- The death of Inspector Wilfred Man- sell, of the C.P.R, Investigation De- a plencer of St, John Amb work in d Canadian Pacific 8. 8. Assinibela steaming through the "See™ locks THE OSHAWA DAIL. ' rs, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1928 wy heners recently. The CP.R. Police First Ald Team carvied off high at American Red Cross contest at Chicage Off te the jungles, Harry Polls photographer, and Andy Buchanam, en representative, from Chicage, on round the world cruise of Canad, Pacific "Empress of Scotland," emulati a couple of Ringling performers, Pacific Toa Toor ca, oo Boman y oad, ling mae Als, | Jeture frock in red and grey fed crepe de chine with » collar forming 8 cape at of "Maison the back, is ene Arthur's" recent creations minfons and colonies and the home country will benefit by a similar fnerease in employment overseas." . The British industries fair which opened Monday is held in two sections, one in London and the other In Birmingham and wu [Government spends £52,000 (3260, | he open until March 2. The fair! 000) annually in advertising the d is becoming one of the greatest fair in foreign newspapers and re- trade carnivals in the world. 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The princess was entered by Mrs, Mabel Robinson, of Bangor, Me., for honors as a dog, but show pro- motors were quick to appreciate tne talent in their midst and placed her royal highness in a position of honor where her gift has drawn at- tention from the serious business of judging class. Princess Jacqueline 1s modest about her ability, She takes the attention which is showered her in the manner becoming a lady of genuine talent. She is ready to talk at any time if her mistress wishes, but gives one the impres- sion she would much prefer to trot quietly over with the other French bulldogs and have a nap when she wishes, According to Mrs, Robinsoh, Princess - Jacqueline's vocabulary consists. of more than a dozen words. The longest of these is "elevators," - The werds are well d but the dog uses only SPECIAL New Rug Brick, six rooms, oak floors, chestnut trim, electric fix- tures installed. Possession at once. 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All avafl- able forces from the three bases concentrated on the hunt for two days. ---- 6 rooms, rug $4,50 brick, chest- nut trim. Oak floors. Near G.M., Every convenience. Immediate possession, $500 cash. Balance like rent, rooms. All $3,200 8 conveniences. Stucco. Fixtures included. North end. A real buy with $7570 cash, Balance very easy. "nz " Disney Phone 1550 Homes built to order Loans Insurance Subject of Heated Ques- tions in British Com- mons London, Feb, 21,--Stolen Rus- sian ofl was the subject of some- what heated questions in the House of Commons Tuesday, The presi- dent of the Board of Trade, reply- ing to Lieut.-Col, Sir Frederick Hall (Conservative) said that any- body could do as they pleased about buying Russian oil, but the practice of Government depart-' ments was not to purchase goods wheih had been confiscated from British nationals, (Minsteral cheers.) D, Willams (Labor): "Is the Minister sure it was stolen and not from new wells? (Laughter) Sir Frederick Hall: "In fact, stolen oil," DUBE FREED ON MURDER CHARGE Sudbury, Feb, 23.--A verdict of not guilty was returned 8 few min- utes to midnight Wednesday by jurors in the case of Omer Dube, charged with the murder of Mrs. Peter Therrien. The court session lasted for two days, with the hus- band of the dead woman taking the stand on Tuesday, and Dube testifying yesterday. Mrs, Therrien was the proprietor of the boarding-house at Espanola in which Dube lived for seven year,s and she disappeared last May. Her body was later found in the Spanish River, and Dr, G, H. Jones, after an autopsy, declared that she had died from a blow on the right side of the head which ad fractured the skull Intense interest was shown in the case yesterday by the throng which crowded the courtroom, From 11.30 until 5.30 Dube him- self took the stand, and underwent 8 gruelling examination and eross- examination. 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