il; $&$ 7tWt;U,Mt lf W'TlLi V: PW$11P m y. 'tf .w '&' rVv'W EVENING PUBLIC MDGER-PHILADELPHIA. THURSDAY, , NO VBMBEB 28; lm . ... . '. .. . . . - . . i m (Si feV SA Isr :vf 1$ I i m v I!? r. i lu Iii 1! S8f: III'i m w H II H K .? ' NEW PARLIAMENT Laber. Leader Expected te De , mand Relief of Distress 'I Frem Unemployment WILL PUSH IRISH BILL ON 1U Annctaltd Prrj Londen, Nev. 21. King Geerge to te 0y opened (he first session of the new Pnrllnmpnt with all the pomp nnd cere mony attendant upon this nnclcnt for mnllt.v. Driving with the Queen In the state cenrli. drawn hv eight horses nnd at tended by n glittering ecert of Life (lunrdv, the Kin? passed from Bucking lmm I'ulnce through streets lined with troops te Westminster, where he fel lowed the old custom of dennins the gorgeous reynl robes. j The King nnd Queen then walked ' In n pwcwlen te the Heuse of Lords, attended by numerous court official. ' efflcers and heralds. Arrived at the upper chamber he read his peech from the throne te the robed peers and as many commoners as were able te crowd Inte the small H'ace available. The King spoke as follews: "My Lords and Members of the Heuse , ef Commens : ,..,.. ' "The constitution for the Irish Free Stnte having bc-n paed by the Heuse of Parliament established under the I Irish Free Stnte Agreement Act of the lnt session, slttlns as a constituent us- i sembly. and it being required by the terms of that act that the censtitti- tlen should come into force by Decern- . ber fl next. I have summoned you te I meet in order that legislation necessary , te give effect te that constitution and te make prevision consequential en the, establishment of the Irish Free Stnte i may at once be submitted for your ap- ; pre'val. , , "The state of trade and employ- j reent continues te cause me deep con cern. Ameliorative measures prepared by mv late Government are being ex- . mined afresh, nnd you will be asked te make prevision for their continuance! nd extension and te guarantee a lean In accordance with the League of Na tions scheme for the restoration of Aus- "Negotiations for n settlement of dif ficulties in the Near Kast are proceed- , ing, and it is my hope that at the con- ' ferencc nt Lausanne the efforts of my ' ministers, acting In whole-hearted co operation with the representatives of our Allies, may result in the rf-es- tnblshment of peace and the restora tion of security te the inhabitants of regions which have recently been the scene of se much sulTerins. "And T pray that the blessing of Almighty Ged may rest upon your tie-; liberations." The utterance of the King which at-' tracted most attention was that fore casting the extension of ameliorative, measures for trade nnd unemployment. While the King wtu "peaking thou sands of unemployed were continuing their meetings of yesterday In Louden nskln.i relief from present conditions. After this ceremony Pnrlinmcnt ad journed until this afternoon, when the address in reply te the King's speech will be formally moved and seconded. James' It. MacDonald, as the leader of the new Opposition, will then move the first amendment te the King's ad dress. It is expected that Mr. Mac Donald, as the new parliamentary head of the Laberltes, will call for allevia tion of the distress arising from unem ployment. At a party meeting today former Prime Minister Lloyd Geerge was unanimously elected leader of the Na Na tletinl Liberals. The debate en the King's speech will probably continue into next week when it will be interrupted te bring forward the Irifh bill, which will be preml ms an urgent matter In order t" lic-ure Its pussnge by December P. If the Irish constitution has net been ratified em thnt date the Angle-Irish treaty will automatically lapse. It 1 becetniii'.' increasingly evident thnt the bill will net pass 'with the smoothness predicted a while age The Ulster Unienl-t- and tl-c EnglMi "d.e hards" have served notice that thev Intend te raise objections en the ground thnt the draft of the Constitution vio lates certain previsions of the treaty, It seems hardly likely that their on en position will endanger the success of the bill or that it will lead te such amend, meats te the draff ns would make the Constitution tiuecccptnble te the Irish lenders. H1NT0N IN BRms"JTGUIANA Will Resume His Airplane Flight te Brazil Tomorrow Georgetown, lirlllsh Guiana, Nev. at. (Hy A. P. ) Lieutenant Walter It. lllnten, who arrived here yesterday en hN airplane flight from New Yerk te Iira7.il, pluns te resume his journey tomorrow, flying ever Dutch Gulatm le Cayenne, capital of French Guiaun. He expects te arrive, nt Para, below the mouth of the Amazen, en Novem ber 27. FRANCE AND BELGIUM WANT U. S. IN BRUSSELS PARLEY Anxious for American Participation In War Debts Conference rnrls, Nev. 1KL (Ity A. P.) Premier Tlieunla nnd Foreign Minister Jnspnr, of Belgium, today conferred with Premier Pelncare en the subject of the projected conference at Brus sels for the coi'slderatlen of reparations and war debts. The Belgian Government docs net want the conference unless n reasonable degree of success seems probable. The French Government in keen for the holding of the conference, but wishes te have every thinfi possible done in ad vance te assure practical results. Beth governments would like te knew some thing mere as te thp participation of the t'nited States, which Is considered te be most important. Chelsea Yacht Wheel Cleck 2BBBBBBBrilLr MrV'- 'il'S alit-r",--iBfc jRtt-s.,vg3Miiii2i ,s Cast bronze metal or brass case, fitted with Chelsea 8-day ship's bell movement, 4J4" dial $126. Chelsea clocks are noted for SB incir reiiauiuiy. S. Kind & Sens, me ciwatnut st. DIAMOND MERCHANTS JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS Scotch Grain Trimmed Sports Oxfords The smartest Walking Shoes in town and selling by the thousands. A Walk-Over origination for Win ter wear in patent leather, black glove calf or teny brown all Scotch grained trimmed and heavily stitched. no Spert Shoes from Seven Dellar Nev S;i. rt StecUlnci, S k-tml-Woel or All-Weel ar.- spi.-wuliy priced tl.'JS. Harper's 1228 market Wak)Ver 1022 chestnut Sheps rMPORTFKS .nKSIOXKKs ,uyD HAKEKH OP 1VO.VF.VS ,1 Y IIILDHEX S APPAREL OF TUB UlUUt'Sr CIIAP.ACTEIl POP. HOUR 11! AS' T ES'TYSEVKS' YEAK3 A Chestnut Cerner Twelfth An Unequaled Sale of resses Fer Misses and Women 6V& IU OU.iJV 15.00. van,3PR t w w v A wonderful and opportune occasion, for the dresses represent styles from "Harris' " carefully selected stocks that have been se desirable they have sold down te one or two of a kind. Of Satin-Faced Canten, Canten Crepe, Peiret Twill, Crepe Renee, Maielasse, Velvets r : Styles for street and afternoon. Tailored, draped and embroidered. All Sales Final Ne Exchanges M Fur-Trimmed Coats 700 Positive Values te 110.00 Coats of ormnndale, 1'ashen the creations of master de velf and mole. Lined with and panvelaine. An array of unusual styles jtners. Trimming of beaver, squirrel, caracul. nten crepe and warmly interlined. 4 A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase Until Re quired. Storage Free. 1215 Chestnut Street. I 4 A SmtU DqKMtt" WIU R.rv. Veir PnrchM Until St. quired. 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