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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
TOWNS
AN ENJOYABLE OUTING
AT b0YNT0k BEACH

Special 70 me EVENINL NEWS.
South Amboy. June Boa large
number attended the outing Of the
Christ church Sunday school yester-
day at Boynton Beach and among
them was the South Amboy CORE
spondent of the EVENING NEWS
who, for the first time, visited this
resort, although living such a short
distance away, and we wish to say
that this is just the place for a days
outing for the little folk while there
is enough attraction to make it en-
joyable for the grown up ones.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
THIEVES IN
A IAHESBURG HOUSE
Specie! to theEVENING NEWS.

Jamesburg, June 30:-Burglars
entered the home of Thomas Douglas
yesterday in broad daylight and af-
ter looking oyer the interior, made
their escape by removing the lock on
the rear door without being detect
ed. Nothing was disturbed and the
fact that the Douglas home is so
close to numerous dwellings and the
intruders gained an entrance and
made their escape without being
seen is peculiar. Entrance was
gained through a real window.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
CITY OFFICIALS ALSO
INVITED TO ClkMBkkE
1ecia1 to the EVENING NEWS.

6pectuI 70 Inc EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, June 30:-The
mayor, council and all the oficiary
of the city were rendered an invita-
ton through the city clerk to attend
the clambake given by the South
AmbOy Terra Gotta Company to
their employees, tomorrow afternoon.
This Is to inform the city oficiary Of
their invitation as the time is so
short that the city clerk is unable to
communicate with each officer in
d~ividually.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
KEASBEY ROYAL
CIRCLE ELECTS
Officers Chosen for the
Ensuing Six Months.
ss.oial % II. kYkNTNo WE'VE

Keasbey, June 30:-At the regular
quarterly business meeting of the
Keasbey Royal Circle, held Wednes-
day evening, the s~emi-annual cleo
ton Of officers took place as follows.
David Reid, Jr, president, re-elect-
ed; Miss Ida Fullerton, vice-presi-
dent; Miss Mary Schmidt, secretary;
Miss Flora Fitz, treasurer, reelected;
Edward Glof, chairman Of devotion
al committee.
Satisfactory reports of the secre-
tary, treasurer and the devotional
committee were read and progressive
plans for the future were discussed.
Refreshments and a social time fol-
lowed the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
SERVICE IN WOODBRIDGE
CHURCH FOR July 4TH
Special to the ENT NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, June 30.-The NJ.
E. church will hold an Independence
Day vesper day service on the church
lawn Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, IN
the shadow of the new flag Of the
Boys Club. DR.. w. G. O'Donnell
will deliver an address. There will
be special music and an orchestra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30

All the news for 10 cents q wees
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
MARION BUTLER
IS DENOUNCED
jeff Davis Flags Former North
Carolina Senator

Washington, Jan. 26.--Former Uni
ted States Senator Marion Butler Of
North Carolina was denounced on the
floor of the senate by Senator Jefi
Davis of Arkansas yesterday.
The denunciation was administer
ed in connection with an amendment
to the Indian appropriation bill OFFER
ed by Senator Owen of Oklahoma
providing for the payment of the
fees of attorneys for the Colville re-
servation Indians in the collection 0!
claim of s1.500.000.
Making point of order against the
amendment Mr.. Davis said;
II am advised that ex-senator Mar
ion Butler is interested in this mat.
ter. / have seen ex-senator Butler
lowering around here and | want to
say when | see that gentleman here
at once form suspicion that there
is omething dead in Denmark. He
has secured more claims than any
other man within my knowledge aud
the fact that he has an interest in a
claim is in itself enough to put the
senate ON its guard"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
Hopes 10 Escape Libel
Through King George

London. Jan. 2ss-rnless King
George himself takes the stand and
denies that be- contracted 4 morgan
attic marriage ID Malta III 1880 with
the daughter Of j British admiral. I'd
ward 2 Myths. London agent Of the
anarchisiic publication. Llberator.
does not see how he can b. convicted
o. seditious libel ID dragging Up mis-
old scandal about the King IN he col
umns Of the Liberator
! Myths decided yesterday 10 plead
guilty 10 the charges 81 writing the
articles, complained Of. assert the
,truthfulness Of the statements made
and 70 ask the King 10 appear IN court
and swear % whether the alleged mar.
riage was legally performed !, viii
Be impossible % compel the King to
APPEAR. owing to his constitutional
immunity from subpoena service. m
George takes advantage N this IN.
munIty, which be viii do. Mylius be-
lIeves. the court will have % md him
gIiltIess.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
RURAL CARRIERS
GET ANINCREASE
House Agrees Upon Amendment
toPosteiiice Bill i.

Washington, Jan. 26-The rural
mail carriers Of the country. some 40.-
900 in number, benefit to the, extent
of nearly s4,OOO.000 as the result OF
an amendment agreed TO by the house
during the closing moments OF the de-
bate on the lpostothce appropriation
bill. ~ Fal
The postotfice appropriation bill, as
passed, carries approximately $751;
100000. With the exception of the
provision that after July |, 1916, no
mail cars except those OF steel con-
struction shall be used. and that au-
thorizing an increase OF salary for
the rural mail carriers, the bill II
substantially the same as that agreed
on by the postoffice committee.
Representative Bartlett OF Georgia.
started the successful fight for an in
crease of thu compensation paid the
rural mail carriers. He offered an
amendment providing that the salaries
of these carriers should be increased
from $500 70 $1,000 a year. after Rep
resentatiyes Edwards. Hughes, and
Adamson OF Georgia. and Cullop and
Cox Of Indiana. and Borland OF Mis-
souri--in addition 10 numerous 9TH
ers-had spoken in favor of the -over-
worked and underpaid" rural carriers.
Chairman Weeks. of the Postoffice
committee, agreed, to accept the
amendment and the increase was car
ried by a unanimous viva voco vote.
The 500 year increase applies to
all STANDARD route carriers, of which
there are 5000. There are, in addi-
ton 1900 rural carriers who win
receive proportionate increases. ac-
cording C the lengths OF the routes
traversed. The total increase 10 IN.
bill. II is estimated. win be between
50, 100000 and s4.ooO.00o
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
H0KE COUNTY
IB|LL FAVORED
Joint Committee viii Give Favor
able Report

Raleigh, Jan 26.-There is much
jubilation among the advocates OF
Hoke county thai the bill creating II
out OF Cumberland and Robson is to
be reported favorably by the joint
committees on counties, cities and
towns, this decision being made by a
vote OF ten to six. A minority report
will be submitted. The proposition
was discussed fully ut a hearing be-
fore the Joint committees Tuesday af-
ternoon and evening Mr. Charles A.
Webb OF Asheyille, making the con-
GLIDING argument for the establish
melit OF the county. Mr.. Webb, who
has been leading the fight, made a
strong plea for the cause, assigning
various valid reasons why the county
should be established and declaring
that the opposition was prompted on
~ by the selfishness of the people Of
Fayetteville and Lumberton who very
naturally wanted the country people
to have their law suits tried there
and thus incidentally help the bust
ness interests OF the two places. He
said these people insisted on leaving
Cumberland and Robesons bound
aries undisturbed. regardless OF the
Inconvenience to the people OF the
territory embraced BY Hoke county
IN reaching their county seal He
told OF the hardships and burdens
imposed uron the citizens OF the re-
mote sections by having so far 10
travel In order 10 get to Faye teyille
or 10 Lumberton and asserted al 4
ciincher to his argument that a man
could go from Raeford. the proposed
county seat OF Hoke. 10 Washington.
u. G, transact business and get back
In less time than Il would take him
to make the trip TO Lnmberton and
return.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
MRS. SCHENK' s
FATE WITH JURY
Attorneys for Stale Did MOI Spare
The Woman

Wheeling, W. Va. Jan. 26.-After
wrestling for four hours and a quar-
ter. during an afternoon and night
session. with the evidence in the case
OF Mrs. Laura Farnsworth Schenk,
charged with poisoning her husband.
John o. Schenk. the jury was unable
TO reach an agreement. and at 10
o'clock last night, Judge Jordan or
dered the members OF the jury sent TO
their hotel 20 be locked up for the
night The jury will resume consid-
Grafton OF verdict at . o'clock this
morning. though II is possible infor-
NAL consideration will be continued
during the night In the event OF an
agreement being reached. however.
II would not be reported until the
converting Of court today. Precan-
tons OF disagreements are general.
though some followers OF the case be-
lieve verdict finally will be reached.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
WAKE FOREST SCHEDULE
WILL PLAY TWO BASKETBALL
GAMES WITH TRINITY.

Wake Forest. Jan. 26.-with many
candidates hard at work for the has
kesball season. the schedule for Wake
Forest was announced today. and is
as follows:
January 2s--virginia Christian Col
lege, at Wake Forest.
February 3--U. n. c. at Chapel Hill.
February Trinity at Durham.
February Trinity at Wake For
est.
February ii-Charlot,e Y. ST. &. A.
al Wake Forest.
February ls-A 4 NJ. College. al
Wake Forest
February ls--U. n. C.. At Wake For
est.
February 22-w. Va. at Wake For.
est.
A trip will Be taken extending from
the 23d 70 the 25th OF February. dur.
ing which time the Y. 81 C. A. teams
Of Charlotte. AsheyiIle and one other
city will be played
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
STATE MEETING
Of PRINCIPALS
School Leaders win Hold Annual
Session in Raleigh

City Superintendent ". D. Carmich-
ael went to Raleigh today to attend
the wenty-sixth annual session of the
North Carolina asso ,iation of city
public school superintendent and
principals, the first meeting of which
will be held tonight, and will con-
tinue Friday and Saturday.
The program of the meeting will be
as follows:
Thursday Evening, Jan. &c, 3 O'clcck.
Uniformity In the city schools: ta)
School Reports Superintendent Chas,
L. Coon; Discussion. lbl Certification
Of superintendent H. B.
Smith; Discussion (cl Other Desirable
acknowledgements u c.
Newbold.
The School and the Physical Well
fare Of the d--Superintendent A.
r. Allen; Discussion.
Friday Morning. Jan. %. $3.50 O'clock.
Report of the committee on the
course Of Superintendent w
D. Carmichael. Chairman: Superin-
tendent Charles L. Coon. Professor Z.
C. Brooks, Professor y. ". Walker.
Superintendent Harry Howell: Dis
cnssion.
Friday Afternoon, Jan. %, 8 0'cIeck.
Problems of the Elementary school.
tal Retardation of Pupils-Superin-
EeEdent F. D. Pussy: Discussion. (b.)
Testing Results of School Work
Superintendent H B. Craven; Discus
sion. te) The Daily Schedule-Sup-
erintendent W c. Allen: Discussion.
Friday Evening, Jan. "a, : O'clock.
Problems of the High School. tal
The High school Curriculum and the
Daily Schedule-Professo f. c..
Brooks; Discussion. tbl The High
School Teacher-Professo y. W. Wal
ker; Discussion. (c) The High
School and the Community-Superin-
iendent r. H. Latham; Discussion.
saturday Morning Jan. .. 9:30 O'clock
Supervision: ca The Problem in
the Larger Schools-Superinten
John J. Blair: Discussion. (b) The
Problem in the Smaller Schools-sup-
erintendent ]. y. Hauss: Discussion.
Business session.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
Nesde-BarkstIaIe.

Richmond, Jan. ga very beau.
tiful wedding took place Yesterday
evening a s o'clock in Grace Epis-
eopal church when Hiss Annie Lewis
Barksdale daughter OF Mrs. Priscilla
Read and he late Claiborne Banks
dale, of tlis city, became the bride
OF BENJAMIN L. Meade. OF Durham.
n {. Rev Landon X. Mason offi.
ciated. Tie church was decorated II
palms and Phillip Powers played the
wedding Music.
The brid. was gowned IN White
chiffon over white satin, with pearl
trimmings. ard carried lilies OF the
valley and or'blds. and had as her
attendants her two sisters. Miss
Elizabeth Read BarksdaIe. maid Of
honor. and Mrs. T. N. NJ. Gregofy. OF
Durham, matrof Of honor. Their
gowns were Nile green messaIine.
with crepe over dresses and pearl
trimmings, aud they carried Ameri.
can Beauties. Tie little Tower girls.
Miss Mary Barksdaie Gregory and
sue Gordon. .wole white dresses of
chiffon ann lace over green slips.
and carried baskets OF sweet peas.
The bride was given away BY her
brother-in-law. NJ. J. NJ. NJ. Gregory.
OF Durham. Ths groom's. best man
was Mt. Lewis 4. HarvIe, OF this city
The ushefs ere Norman 4. Jones.
Eeyerard Mead. Gordon Haryie, OF
Richmond; Jack Meade. OF TazwelI:
Keith Taylor. Of Amelia. and Severn
Nottingham, Of Norfolk.
The ceremony vas followed By a
small reception Il the home Of the
brides mother, I'll East Grace
street ont-of-tavn guests al the
wedding we're l,r and Mrs. South
all. Misses MEADE. OF Amelia; Miss
Bouldin, Of Houston: Jack Meade. OF
TazwelI; Mr. ard Mrs. ]. M MI
Gregory. Of Durham: Mr. Noting
ham. Of Norfolk. aad Miss Meade. Of
Danville. After their honeymoon
Mr. and Mrs. Meade will live ii Dur
ham, y. G.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
uF0LLETTE IsR[- ELECTED
TELLS or MOVEMENT OF REuB-
LIciN PRoGREssIyE LEAGUE.

= Madison. Wis. Jan 2e.-The re
election Of United States Senator
Robert " LaFolleite yesterday va.
ratified in joint assembly OF the Wis
ocnsin legislature after the an.
Bounoement Of the vote taken 10 the
separate branches had been made
This showed that he received "a
votes inN;he senate and 80 in the as.
sembiy out Of grand total OF I2s
votes.
Senator LaFollette was cheered
when he was escorted 10 the assem-.
bly chamber. which was crowded
with spectators
The senator. In an address declar.
ed strongly in favor Of the progress.
sise movement, and one OF his
strongest declarations was that the
nation had profted By the movement
a. easmplited ID Wisconsin.
senator LSFollette spoke OF the
organization o. the National Progress
site league lie declared that II the
constitution stood III the way or gov
eminent for the people. the constitu-
ton should b amended. The new
progressive league, be declared,
would BE- kept " until the battle had
ben son for the people
When he declared that progressive
legislation had been taken up in all
pats a America. and even in some
parts q New England. the applause
and laughter lasted long
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
,er rslerprI.e lor BurIIprtop.

BurilDgion. Jan % win The
completion ~ the new warehouse II
The Burlington Grocery company. Ii
Is announced fhaf this ner concern
for this town VIII DO modern whole.
sale business opening 10 the trade on
February The management states
thsi uonip.eie line Of Wholesale
goods win h. carried 10 stock W thai
orders may b filled promptly.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
ReId.Gseeh.

= very quiet 1ia sweet wedding
ceremony was parformed Iii stem
yesterday. that VII BE- Of 3 eat inter-
est 20 Durham p9ple. when Miss Al
Ne Gooch becam the bride 81 Mr.
David Reid. Of WINSTON Salem
The wedding b cured al The home
Of the brides bother. Mr. ]. H.
Gooch. and was reformed BY Elder
r. p. Gold. o. wilson.
The bride Is CHARMING young lady
with large circle u f.iends. She has
demonstrated hef business ability a.
cashier Of the bank Of stem. Mr.. Reid
z popular fne hant Of che Twin.
City.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
BOARD BILL FOR s.s. t3o
BASIS OF LEGAL ACTION

New York. Jan. 2s.-.I am the
mildest OF men. but IL makes me sore
after trusting a fellow for his board
for IS years TO have him then turn,
around and say he doesn't owe nac a
cent, said Joseph crager to the
clerk Of the supreme court "a h lil.d
his suit for S2s.430 against Jacob
Cohen. wealthy retired real estate
dealer.
Cohen says he has at times al.
vanced crager more than enough 10
cover tho bill.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
goIvrisen.f'eeL.

Burlington. Jan u. Yesterday AZ.
ternoon 1t $50 Il the hone Of tbe
brides father, 81 George n Cook,
Mr.. James W. Robertson, Of I.sslpT.
Ton. y. G. Was.nnited IN marriage 10
Hiss Nettie y. Cock. DR. W. IS. s,alsy.
of Suffolk. Va. uncle of eh. bride
performing the ceremony. Ar. and
Mrs Robertson VIII resire IN l.exIng-
ION.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
ENPRESS WAGON DUMPS
sJO.O0o INTO THE STREET

Nss York. Jan 2s.-The driver
u - American Express company
eagon which yesterday eollided with
. street car II Madison avenue. vas
warned TO-DAY T. ~ more careful in
he future because his earelessness
might result not only ID large pecnn.
49, iOts Il fhs company. but III 4
riot
- result % yesterdays collision
sfesenb % gold va dumped on the
street ahd . number q the reserve
fgtad D' ias police fotee had u ~
Summoned 70 stand guard over the
treasure Until the arrival u a relief
Naeon
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
On, n TIul,s.

Durham Is fast becoming a city Of
clubs There are nov about is clubs
y Durham. not including any N the
school societies Or benevolent organ.
lzaiions. thai have been Organized
purely for social amusement Another
card club viii b. added TO The mum.
Der AZ soon NJ che list Of members II
completed and 3 name eeleciad
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27

The fufraeettes bad . parade

The Ebnrageites had . parade
tsj q ssS very fne.
They even mustered, II IL said,
Two hundred girls ID line.
We never saw is like before,
i pafalyzed our town.
For every dainty damseI wore
a real hobble gown.
Thus handicapped In walking power,
And swathed st every Joint,
y took those girls eleven hours
TO pass q given point.
-washlDgton Herald.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
Intended ge,ernsr's Reception

AMONG The Durham people who Al.
tended The reception az Raleigh iast
evening, which was given BY Governor
and Mrs W W Kisehin IN honor OF
ne members u ibe general assembly.
we're Judge and Nrs. j. 5. si.nnInV.
Mas Annie loulse Vaughn. ~ sIa-
.ney Minor and Mr.. W 4. Foushee
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
HapIL hill DELEGATES
To GtsgD ROADS MEETING,

chapel Hin. jan y Nessrp O
Pickett Louis LLOYD. ! b. Webb
abd pfg' Wilson vent u Raleigh
This morning 70 attend the good
roads meeting. where plans will be-
Quilted III se Central Highway
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
Special llrarlw % Iadlan Question.

Raleigh Jan - The senate jHdl.
cIaft lgmtpiitas vii bate special
hfaflhf Frldat February !. 81 IT, BIZ
Y eaangf ~ main. u Tie crUaisu
Indians 70 ne cher1kees u Eastern
Norfh Carolina settfai local bills
Aft 4 lhF considered bS shis commit.
r. q NelI II iao VI ihfse measures
q re8afal stale Interest
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
NlRk TwlIe.s wogss.

u iOl ARI INTERESTED m Oh.
ttININ. 4 COMPLETE SIT Of ALL
HiS BOUkS ~ ONE.HiLf THE
lunsEB PRl1E ON I'M EASY
pAlHINI PIAN 10 WILL IOsr
iUi NOTHING 10 CIT frLL PAR.
IletIARs. THE DURHAM srs.
Urban, &C. s.tf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-27
FRANCE AND SPAIN
Appear to Be Patching Up Much
Better Understanding.

Paris, July 226-A closer under
standing between France and Spain
appears a probability. both countries
being anxious to avoid difficulties
growing out of clashes between the
respective authorities in northern Mo-
rocco. Definite arrangements are like
ly to be published within a few days
The Temps remarks that as usual
the Germans are incapable OF under
standing that their actions are often
sive to French and directly harmful to
the end they seek.
Germany thought that the dispatch
&c . warship to Morocco was all that
was necessary to bring about the ar
engagements they had in mind" say
the Temps. "By a singular error Of
psychology they are COMPOUNDED in
finding that they have spoiled every
thing"
The Journal Des Debats says:
Germany asks as compensation. ter
ritorH about equal to the whole of Mo
rocco If she makes a more reasonable
claim France will be ready to listen'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-27

"Wednesday afternoon from a short bust
ness trip to SI<owhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wyman of Ben
ton station have gone to Duluth, Mimi.
where they viii spend several weeks with
their daughter, Mrs. Harry Brown. =
The ladies of the Guild oil the Method
ist Society held Lawn sociable and pic
mic supper Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming at the residence of Hon. and Mrs.
A. f. Gerald Main street. a large mum
Der of the members were present and
enjoyed a very pleasant time
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berdeen and daugh-
ter Adelaide of Bangor have been spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Berdceu;s sis
ter, Mrs. e. l.. Smith. at Lakeside
Mrs, Lorinda Guenthner of Guflford is
the guest of her brother, Or, r. J, Rob-
iuson.
Mr.. and Mrs f. s Hodgkins have gone
to Peaks Island, where they will remain
for several weeks as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs r. NJ. Clark.
A crew of men from George Toppan' s
plumbing shop, who have been installing
acetylene gas plants in the corn shops of
the Portland Packing Co at Rumford
Center aud Canton returned Wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-27
Political
Crisis Unsettled.

London, July 26.-The final solution
of the political crisis is uncertain but
il may now safely be assumed that
Balfour and Lansdowne will remain in
the saddle as leaders Of the Uni6nist
party.
Mir, Ealfour, at one Of the most Sc
rious crisis in his career, has again
proved himself To be an astate party
leader No sooner was his letter affirm
ing his intention To stand or fan by
lord LansdoWne published than the
ncipient mutiny collapsed The organ
izers &c the Halsbury BANQUET tum-
bled over each other in their hasty re-
pudiation Of disloyalty To Mr.. Balfour.
A list of more than go peers is pub
lished tonight. who by letter declare
themselves supporters Of Lord Lans-
downe's policy and announce that they
will allow the Parliament bill to pass
under protest.
The banner of revolt against the
party leadership was raised tonight at
IA dinner given in honor Of 9alsbary.
Several hundred nionist peers
Unionists members Of the House of
Commons and party workers filed the
largest dining hall in London and
cheered the policy Of resistance. A
letter from Joseph Chamberlain was
read in which he said that he heartily
supported the object Of the meeting.
Lord Halsbury was given great
ovation. He said: If it is right to do
it we ought to vote for the bill L it
is not right we ought to do the at
most in our power to resist it
Austen Chamberlain made stirring
speech. When he had finished there
were cries of the future prime min
isterl"
A harsh reference 10 Premier As
quith was greeted with shouts of
"Traitort"