Beaver County News | 1919-10-29 | Page 7 | Signed Fishing Treaty for Canada

SIGNED FISHING TREATY FOR CANADA v - 1 f ' - s - s 1 l -"i . , g "if y V. Fishing rights in waters between the tinted Slates and Canada are safeguarded safe-guarded for the people of both nations by a treaty. These ore three who signed the latest lish treaty in Washington on behalf of the British empire. They are, from left to right : Ronald Lindsay, counsellor to the British embassy; em-bassy; Sir Douglas Hazcn, chief justice of the province .of New Brunswick, Camilla, and W. A. Fund, superintendent of Canadian fisheries.