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PAGE SIX PASSENGER TRAIN FROM LINDSAY . WAS DERAILED '(Continued from Page 1) the mail er express, No other mem- bers of the train crew besides the engineer and fireman were injured. Jerked Out of Seats The train left Lindsay on its usual sButhbound run at 6.05 standard time, this morning. It was due in Whit- by at 7.50 o'clock where it connects with trains on the main line of the Canadian National. Conductor W. Abbott, of Lindsay, was in charge and the train arrived in Prince Al- bert on time. This was the last stop before the wreck occurred and two train and derrick had arrived from Lindsay and the work of clearing the tracks is now being pushed on with despatch. It will be some time however before the washout can be repaired and traffic may be resumed over the line. Second this Spring This is the second time this spring that washouts have caused delays on the Whitby-Lindsay division. Dur- ing the disastrous cloudburst which occurred on Friday night, April 5 a washout was discovered a mile south of Brooklin. Warning was given however and the southbound passen- ger train was held at Port Perry. Traffic was interrupted for two days before the damaged right-of-way could be repaired. The Whitby-Lindsay branch of the Canadian National was originally in- cluded in the Grand Trunk Railway System. It was built to Port Perry shortly after the completion of the Grand Trunk line from Montreal to Toronto, by Whitby interests and SEVERE RAINSTORM CAUSED FLOODS (Continued from Page 1) incident having been reported to Fire Chief Elliott. Harmony Creek Dangerous Harmony Creek, which brought a- bout the loss of two lives during the last big flood, again showed its trea- chery last night and swept over the temporary dam which the highway department engineers had erected to change the course of the Creek while work was being carried on in the old bridge gap. Once more the Creek triumphed over the efforts of man and roared noisily along its old chan- nel. The rushing waters reached the level of the temporary wooden bridge and threatned the safety of this struc. ture, to such an extent that traffic 'NEW CHARM NEW STYLE isportrayedin theTraub OSHAWA CHURCH T0-BE RECEIVED AT CONFERENCE Centre Street Congregation to Formally Enter the United Church On Wednesday, May 29, at four URGE MOVE TO RESTRICT POLICE USING THEIR GUN Bill Before Senate Would Limit Use of Firearms to Self Defence Ottawa, May 3.--Legislation to 12000000 people demand Kel- logg's every day--be- cause Kellogg's have a crispness and flavor no Rings newly arrived ere, but with the same substantial quality that has made these rings, for agencration, Amere ica's smartest and most acceptable betrothal rings. [llustrated above Traub Genuine Orange lossom quality No. o'clock in the-afternoon, the annual session of the Bay of Quinte Con- ference of the United Church, will assemble at Trinity Church, Nap- anee. At the opening service, Rev. James Rollins, of Renfrew, presi- dent of the conference, will be in charge of the communion service, and the sermon will be given by prevent police shooting fleeing sus- pects was strongly urged in tne senate yesterday afternoon by Hon. George Lynch-Stauntom. 'Ie present law which permits officers to resort to gun fire to halt fugi- tives, he declared, to be a law so barbarous that no other country in the world had such a measure, match. world's other corn flakes can They are the most popular was used extensively in carrying ficers for wo or three hours stopped 13808 -- priced 50 as to Rev. J. R. P. Slater, D.D., minister ready-to-eat cereal. minutes later it had struck the wash- out. There was a grinding of brakes, the protesting hiss of steam, pass- engers were jerked out of their seats and in less time than it takes to tell the locomagive had ploughed through the grade and toppled over with a heavy crash. A few feet more and the rest of the train would have been piled beside with the engine. It was a narrow escape and passengers and crew were much relieved when rushing forward they found that the fireman had saved himself by jump- ing and thee the engineer was able to extrieate himself from the cab of the upset 1. ic Suspended Three hours later the auxiliary grain and lumber to- Whitby Harbor. A few years later the line was ex- tended to Lindsay, but after the death of the late Jas. Holden, of Whitby, then managing director of the road, it was sold to the old Mid- land Railway, operating between Midland and Port Hope. The Mid- land Railway was in turn taken over by the Grank Trunk many years be- fore this latter system was included in Canada's largest public ownership enterprise. CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING Chicago, Ills,, May 3.--Wheat, May, 113 1-8; uly 118 1-2; Corn, May 89 1-8; July 93 3-4; ts, May 49 3-8; July, 46 7-8. -- MAZDAZNAN ANCIENT SECRETS OF HEALTH REVEALED Come and Hear . Mzrs. Charlotte M. Elliott Late of London, England Leader of the Mazdaznan Movement in Canada Lecture on The Science of Right Living at WELSH'S PARLORS MAY 5TH, SUNDAY EVENING, 8 P.M. Subjects: Higher Culture on the Breath and Gland Awakenment. (The study and need of the hour.) MAY 6TH, MONDAY, 8 P. M. Subject: Man's Twelve Senses and How to Develop Them, (The blunders of man.) all traffic from going over it. Farmers of the district suffered from the rain as fields were again flooded and the rain threatened to wash out recently planted seed. Overflow at Pickering From Pickering comes a report of serious damage caused by the Pick- ering Creek overflowing its banks. The following despatch has been re- ceived from The Times correspond- ent, dated May 3. "The creek here overflowed its banks last night and swept over the bridge inundating the highway to a depth of six inches. The water crept up the main street and poured into the basement of St, Paul's United church while the cellars of M. S. Chapman's General Store and J. Ri- chardson's grocery store were badly flooded. The water also caused con- siderable damage to the cellar of the Eastern House hotel. The flood rea- ched a peak at 9 o'clock and receded an hour lager." LIBERALS PRESENT EMPLOYMENT PLAN (Continued from Page 1) butions from the national exchequer. And against this expenditure they set these items of financial gain." 1--Repayment to the treasury in two years of $155,000,000 owing by the unemployment insurance fund. 2--Restoration to work and wages involved in the scheme would in- crease the national revenue, on the existing basis of taxation; by $50,- 000,000 a year, 3--Economy of unproductive ex- penditure particularly on unnecessary armaments, 4--Swollen land values due to the public construction of new roads and town-planning, would be automatical- ly appropriated by the state and mu- nicipalities and would thus provide a insure positive value at's oo uw» 125 TRAV Ora lossom ES ri [cg D.J. Brown The Jeweller 10 King St. W, . Phone 189 OF BANDIT HOME Father of Robert Schacht Heartbroken Over $on's hn Death advised that (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) Yorkton, Sask, May 3:--Heart- broken at the death of his son, Aug- ust Schacht, father of the young man shot and killed on Wednesday near London, Ont, by a Detroit police officer, in an attempted hold- up, is anxious that the body be re- turned to Yorkton, for burial. It is thought that this may be arranged. Born in Germany, young Robert Hchacht came at the age of one year to the Yorkton district with his parents. Three years ago he and his brother left here andestarted for the United States. Evidently they were held up at the Border. Robert's let- ters home informed his sister that he had bought a car and had monek in the bank. 'The family is highly re- garded here. and of Old St. Andrew's United Church, Toronto. A unique service will be held on Thursday morning, when the Chris- tian Church congregation of Osh- awa, and its minister, Rev. W. P. Fletcher, D.D., will be formally re- ceived United Church of Canada. now Church. with the This is United into fellowship the Centre Street The ordination service will take place on the Sunday morning, Rev. T. Albert Moore, D.D., secretary of _{the general council, being the spza- cial preacher. At the Sunday even- Rev. James Semple, S.T.D., of Smith's Falls, will preach MAY TAKE BODY (£52: DRIFTING STEAMER IS TAKEN IN TOW (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) Norfolk, Va., May 3.--Capt. P. Yott, Commandant of the Nor- folk Coast Guard division, has been the British steamer 'Inchdarne," reported drifting 500 miles off Bermuda with no fuel or food on board, tow by a steamer. the rescue vessel was not given. TWO ARE MISSING AFTER TRAIN WRECK has been taken in The name of Engineer and Fireman Not Located--Crew of Other Train Injured (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) Owego, N.Y., May 3--The engineer fireman of one engine of a louble header freight train on the The d ebate developed on the second reading of Senator Lynch- Staunton's bill to amend the code to make it a criminal offence for an officer to shoot except in self- defense. The measure would not prevent police carrying firearms if authorities thought necessary, the senator explained. The debate was adjourned wnlle Senator Dandurand secures the opinion of the department of jus- tice on the proposed change. MINIMUM WAGE INCREASE TO POSTAL EMPLOYEES URGED Ottawa, Ont., May 3.--An in- crease in the minimum wage to postal employees was urged by op- position speakers in the House of Commons last night. This turn in the debate on post office affairs enlivened the discussion, which had more or less dragged, through- out the afternoon and earler act and now seeking to over-ride both hte act and the commission. He favored an increase to the letter-carriers, but he thought it should be done in the regular way through the civil service commis- sion. Conservative speakers re- torted there was a vast difference between a minister over-riding the civil service commission respect to appointments and parliament dis- regarding the advice of the com- mission in regard to salaries, SCIENTIFIC BIRTH CONTROL IS URGED New York Woman Opens Helleygy COR vc Have N FLAKES you tried Kellogg's for lunch? Mrs. Sanger plans to organize a committee of 1,000 here to work for amendment of the Federal pen- al code provisions - in regard to birth control. "Chicago has five birth control clinics, and will eventually be a greater field for our work than New York," she predicted. 'This city, with its large population of mixed nationalities, needs scientific birth control. "Under the present penal cods even a reputable doctor may not legally furnish information or ad- vice on this important matter in ten years, however, the Govern- ment will be organizing birth con- trol clinics as an esesntial part of the program of maternal and in- fant welfare." "In the five years we have been conducting clinics in New Yerk," she said, "we have cared for 13,- 000 women, and we know we have raved 90 per cent of them from death, "We have reduced maternal and infant mortality by insisting on a three-year interval between child- ren, and thus have relieved the crowding of homes." Mrs. Sanger denounced the pro- secution of Mrs. Mary Ware Den- nett, grandmother author of a six instruction pamphet, who was fined years playing the present org and working on plans for a ne one. Two DDismissed London. -- Two officers of t special political branch of Scotlaf Yard have been dismissedyfrom t force for breach of confidend communicating information to wu authrized persns, and neglet duty. Money Loaned AUTOMOBILES * x =» Twelve Months To Pa Ld LJ MAY 7TH, TUESDAY, 8 P. M. $300 by a New York judge. AFAR aa I B= aa) ] Music and Exercises Subject: The Coming Seventh or the Transparent Race, as predicted and now due. - Silver Collection substantial margin for the relief of rates and taxes. "In view of these facts," comments an official outline of the scheme, "we are entitled to say and do say with complete confidence, that the liberal plan for conquering unemployment will not add one penny to the na- tional or local taxation." sfefotfosfostostorteooiorfengosfosfenfocfosfooferfecosforfunfertosfertoniocfosfosfeafuntofosfonfenfosfoofenferfocfocfosforferfocfoofonfoefocfosforfintecosfonfurfocforioatelofudfosionianfurfocfooforfenfosfoofortosfosfortont Q ,25 only, all new styles. Ihe U ESSORS TO THOS, MILI ER SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Fugi Silk Dresses Fast colors, in short sleeves, at, eac.., . $2.95 eofesfecirefesfecfecfecfecfecfocfecfesfesfrefeests 2 A 0 SONS Joateatesy PULP AND PAPER COMPANY"S APPEAL joofeclontsfoniociesd Jootestortostastoctesiestent: (3030 a 0 0 aa sa leates] Cals ae ete sfefodosontofseinfetsclsabfotasnfodssenfododosnfodrotutodocufodoosfodoos fede ootodsobafoe esd ofesedece fede 0? 3 fasles] A { House, | eseing from | Windsor Castle on May 17, IS DISMISSED: (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) Toronto, May 3. -- The second divsonal ccurt at Osgoode Halr vo- day dismissed the appeal f the Fort Frances Pulp and Paper Co., Limited, taken from the judgment of Justice Grant dismissing its claim for a declaration that the Spanish River Pulp and Paper Mills and.a large number of other newsprint manufacturers, who | supplied less than their proper | ghare of . newsprint to Canadian publishers during the period froin uaryJanuary 1, 1918, to December 21, 1919, are liable to pay tne Fort Frances Company the loss suffered it in supplying more than its proper share of newspripv w. controlled prices. KING EXPECTED TO MOVE BACK TO WINDSOR, MAY 17 (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) | Bognor, Eng., May 3.--The king | is expected to move from Craigwell where he has been conval- | his long | illness, to | it wae ! understood teday. The journey will- be made by motor car. i native of Lehigh Valley Railroad are missing and the crew of the second engine were injured in a wreck caused by a washout near Owego, N.Y, on the Auburn division. The two missing men and the two injured are all from Auburn, N.Y. STATE PENSIONS FOR BLIND URGED Fcunder of Canadian Feder- ation Addresses Public Meeting in Toronto Toronto, May 3. -- A state pensions for the blind was made by_P. E. Layton, or Mont- real, founder and president of the Canadian Federation of the Blind, at a public meeting here last night. The meeting was 'held in connec- tion with the annual convention of the federation held here during the week. After recounting efforts already made to induce the Dominion gov- ernment to grant pensions, Mr. Layton pointed out in England blind persons were given pensions plea for | at the age of 50 and in Australia they received $5.00 per week after the age of fifteen. He said he had interviewed Premier Xing and members of his cabinet and had found them sympathetic towards | the proposal. To Honor Johnson London, Ont.--Edward Johnson, Guelph and celebrated opera star, will receive the honor- Extensive Campaign in : To Honor Memory Middle West Toronto.--As a fitting memorial to the late Canon J. G. Plummer, Chicago, May 3.--Mrs. Margaret Sanger, of New York, birth control pioneer, opened an extensive cam- paign in the middle west here for an ameridment of the Federal laws prohibiting the spread of contra« ceptive information. Crime, over-population and di- sease could be checked by scientific birth control, Mrs. Sanger calimed in a speech before the Illinois Birth Control League and representatives of the Rush Foundation for the study of birth control. it is proposed to install and endow an organ in St. Bartholmews church where he spent his last Leins paid off or Ade ditional Cash. All deal- ing confidential, Open Daily 9 a.m, 9 p.m. G. R. HOLDEN Motor Loan and Dis- count Co., Ltd. Room 6, 143 King E. Phone 2790 " Vl sari NASH THE RECORD BREAKING NEW A "400" APRIL A Great Sales Swing to Nash | 10 Only Spring Coats Navy and black with fur collars, also tweeds. Every coat new styles, at $17.95 20 Flat Crepe and Satin Dresses Some of these are last season's styles and valued up to $17.50. Several shades and blacks. Some large sizes incli:ded in the lot, at, $8.95 100 Hats to Clear All new goods--very smart. 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