Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1921, Page 18

. Italian Ministry Quits Chamber As Protest Against Socialists ¢ By the Associated Press. ROME, March 24.—Premier Giolitti and all the members of his ministry left the chamber of deputies during yesterday's session as & protest) against assertions by Deputy Modig- liani, socialist leader, disputing the king's prerogative to dissolve the chamber. Socialist members of the chamber are opposing adjournment, and it is declared this attitude is influenced by their fear that their party would -be defeated in a general election, as the organization appears to be se- fously divided. . After the ministers had withdrawn Modigliani explained that €uring the course of his address he had not meant to hint at the possibility of a republican demonstration at the next elections, and later the premier and his colleagues returned to the cham- ber. Dismantling Big Tirigible. ROME.—The dismantling of the big dirigible airship Roma, recently pur- chased by the United States, is pro- ceeding. but it is to be several weeks before it can be sent to Genoa for ship- ment to the United States. T .S. Vessel Stramded. WILLEMSTAD, Curacao. — The American Red D line steamer Merida is stranded at Macoya on the Venezue- lan coast. The company's steamer | Philadelphia is proceeding from Cura- Ccoa to the assistance of the Merida. Pope Heads Famine Fund. ROME.—Fope Benedict has h a subscription of the Osservatore Romano to relieve the famine in China. The pontiff donated 200,000 lire. The congregation of the propaganda sub- scribed 100,000 live. It also has put forth an appeal to all Italian dioceses 1o aid in the relief work. Coal Development Urged. OTTAWA, Ontario.—The vital neces- sity of Canada developing her coal re- sources in order to become independent of importation from the United States was urged in the Canadian house of commons by Dr. Michael Steele, mem- ber from South Perth. The resolution received strong support from both sides of the house. Priest Is 103 Years OllL WINNIPEG, Manitoba.—Rev. Father . Damase Dandurand celebrated his 102d birthday at the provincial home . for oblate fathers in St. Boniface yesterday. The aged priest was un- able to celebrate mass, his birthday custom for years, as he was confined to his bed s OTTAV mounced in the house of commons| that the government had decided to| reduce 25 per cent the bonus to be| paid_civil servants during the next| flacal year. ! da Reducen Bonus. A.—The prime minister an- Churehill Reaches Palestine. LONDON.—Winston Spencer Church- | 1ll, secretary for the colonies, has ar- - rived in Palestine, says a dispatch -~ frem Jerusalem. Prepose New Camadian Province. OTTAWA. Ont.—Formation of a mew province, consisting of a big Pportion of British Columbia, and in- cluding the Yukon territory, was ~ proposed in the house of commons by Col. C. W. Peck of northern Brit- ish Columbia. The proposed province would embrace all that portion of British Colymbia north of the fifty- second parallel of north latitude, and would be “subject to the approval of a majority of the electors of all S the territory mentioned as deter- mined by a plebiscite.” Venesuelans Leave for U. S. CARACAS.—Dr. E. Gil-Borges, Ven- ezuelan foreign minist ith a dis- tinguished delegation, sailed from here yesterday for New York to at- fully taken. 402-404 Seventh Street Easter Specials— Tomorrow and Saturday you're to enjoy the great money savings that we make possible by placing on sale these three groups of — —High-Grade Suit —in Tricotine and Twills, Serges and Wale Weaves—elegantly embroidered; effectively braided and some richly beaded Models; Ripple Models—lined with high-grade silk—and every 319.95 $29.75 $39.75 | We can make any necessary alterations in time for delivery be- fore Easter. But choose as early and you can. Sport Suits Wraps Dresses Utterances at “Horror on Rhine” Meeting Cause Action. NEW YORK, March 24.—Alexander E. Anderson, former lieutenant colonel of the 165th Infantry, has been notified by the New York county executive committee of the American Legion that he had been expelled from the veterans' organization because of his utterances at the recent “horror on the Rhine” meeting here. This tend the unveiling and dedication of a statue of Gen. Simon Bolivar in that city April 19. Propose Revising Conmstitution. THE HAGUE.—Autonomy of Dutch colonies is recognized in principle in the bill providing for the revision of the constitution introduced in par- liament by the gayernment. The first chamber of parliament will in future be elected by proportional rep- Tesentation, and woman suffrage in eléctions of members of the second chamber will be authorized. Accord- ing to other modifications proposed, treaties and declarations of war muSt first be submitted to a joint session of the two chambers of parliament. RAPS LAVISH LIVING. Minister of Commerce Holds Ca- nadian Housewives Responsible. MONTRE. March 24—The Cana- dian house is held largely respon- cible for th se exchange rate in the United States on the Canadian dollar by Sir Henry Drayton, ‘minis- ter of comme! Speaking Wo, against the alleged use by the French of negra troops in the occupied zone of Germany, and later was condemned by legionnaires as ‘“‘propaganda to de- stroy the cordial relations existing between the United States and her war allies.” The committee voted unanimously for the expulsion of the former officer lasted more than six hours. His par- to be prejudicial to the hest interests the trial. but had sent a letter clainr- which he was the former commander, ceased to exist last December. Anderson's case is said to be the first instance in which a member of the expelled. before the American Club here, Sir Henry warned h a continuance of the “lav- ish importation merchandise from the United Stat t the expense of Canadian produc and manufactur- ers national bankruptcy was inevita- ble. Unneces Awaiting Landing Permission. MIAMI, Fla, March equipment is being recelved and set up in the local offices of the Western Union Telegraph Company, even ry such as truit, vegetahles, eggs and textiles, he said, added an extra charge of $2 on every ton of coal in the cellars of Montreal the adverse of exchange inflated the price of | A purchases, nted by the government. Just the Thing for Easter New Type Victrola Style 90 Price $125 Just Received First Shipment Placed in Your . Home, $10 Down “Including 8 ten-inch 85¢ Victor Records Vietrola Style 90. . . . $125.00 8 10-in. 85c Records. 6.80 $13L80 HUGO WORCH 1110 G Street Pianos For Rent Style No. 80, $125 Est. 1879 Next Door to | R. Harris & Co. There are Blouse Models; Box stitch care- —Tuxedo and other models; smartly de- signed. Special $12 319 19 Sport Coats—and the Wrappy Wraps with the Cape Collars and elab- o!-lte embroidery. Spe- clal .00 g5 Crepe de Chine, Georg- ette, Taffeta and Satin —handsomely embroid- ered. Special meeting was called. as a protest || last midnight after a trial that had | /}| ing the committee lacked jurisdiction || in_ that the 69th Regiment Post. of|! Américan Legion has been tried and || CABLE EQUIPMENT SET UP| | Western Union Prepares at Miami, permission to land the South | can cable here has not as yet || THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. LEGION EXPELS ARMY MAN| _ | | ticipation in the meeting was declared | /| of the legion. Anderson did not attend 1} | [ | \ 24. — Cable | | for Spring With th | Large 3-Door Type Refrigerator This guaranteed refrigerator is gen- [ erous in size; just what the average family requires. Has three large food compartments finished with snow- white sanitary white enamel. = Alaska Porcelain-Lined 3-Door Refrigerator § .75 60 Lbs. 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