The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
|CAN'T CARRY OUT
| ENTIRE PROGRAM
Government Plans Set
Awry by RecentUnion-
list Victory.
EXTREME HASTE
PROVES IN VAIN
Home Rule and Welsh Disestab-
ishment Will Take Up Time of
House of Commons Until
Well in January-Lloyd-
Georges Difficulties With
Doctors Not Over.

,
made it impossible for the govern
ment. even with a very short Christ
mas recess. to carry out the sessions
program entirely. The Weisk Liberals
have refused to acQuiesce to . post
ponement OF the Welsh Church dts
establishment and aisendowinent bil!.
SO the government jetusoned the BAH.
the title OF wnicn "Mentai deficiency,
has caused a good aeai OF testing.
considering the circumstances iea~llns
to its abandonment The recent defeat
has cost the government . full par.
liamentary week, ana another such
setback will practically render l..
governments extreme haste IN legis-
iation vain. The governments pro-
gram is TO pass home rule. Welsh dis
establishment and the franchise bill
under the operation OF the Parliament
act within the limits OF the current
session. thus enabling the Liberals. II
they remain in power. to place all
three measures on the statute doom
without regard TO any action Of the
House OF Lords II the session is
finisned by the second or third week
in March. SO as to enable the usual
appropriation act at the beginning of
a new session to be passed oelore
the close of the financial year on
March 81. not a day can be lost win
the drastic use OF closure, ami II there
10 no hitch Of any kind, IT can just
be doue. The home rule bill must
still have its twenty allotted days, and
the Welsh disestablishment bill must
have seventeen days. These two meas
ures will pretty well use up the time
from now until we'll into January IN
the House Of Commons.
Demand Fifteen Days.
The Unionists claim that a bill OF
suoh transcsndent importance as the
franchise measure. seeing the immense
addition 1t will make to the electorate.
must at least be allotted fifteen days.
All three bills must be sent to tn.
Ho,,se Of Lords by the second or third
week in February In order to fuinil
the requirements OF the Parliament
act So It can easily be seen that the
government cannot aford any slip II
n want, to secure the nnal handling
Of these bills for the House OF Com
mons, despite anything the House OF
Lords may do to them
In the meanwhile Chancellor u tae
Excheauer Lloyd-Georse's dl4cu1ues
with the doctors are not orer. ~.
votes the medical men have e0nssntsd
"a resume NEGOTIATIONS. whica must
n. eYective by January Is. WHEN the
hen.fts under the insurance set WA
come into force. The doctors posAoiS
win accept the money offer. but this
In bv- no means certain Lloyd
george comedies other points. espe-
cially the provision OF the Dill unGer
vb,ch tho lay local insurance commits
.ioners. dominated by the friendly
.ocietv and trade uni onfst element, ex-
erctses discipline over the doctors: for
the present this Is entirely IN the nanoe
Of tho profession. as the discipnne OF
,.wvora IN in the hands OF their own
society. 1t 10 believed the doctofs are
unlikely to yield this point
wbitford Kane and the Irish actors
80. nasseDrers on the Celtic for an
.,1a 1ement In America with the Shu-
h.rt- brady combination In the play.
9Th. prone" which has been rechris-
$3.50 for the United States Ihe
rr..mer-" Mr.. KAne's players hold
.,rnfI.r position in Ireland to that OF
N. Irish players Of the Abbey Theatre.
hut they resent comedies showing the
bright and happy side OF peasant IKE
in Ireland
wsvnAs Heal RaDsdly.
A Red Cross doctor describes IN the
cuvrent issue Of the Lancet an account
- 81. ,.pid recovery Of wounded men
:, the Balkans. from his observation
~ more than 500 cases In the Servian
INV Men who had been shot throueh
~. body. the bullets penetrating the
iiver lung. spleen and sntest!nes. re-
cov.red IN . fortnight. modern oui-
Il, This physician says. is rendered
...osie by the encrm JUS heat OF the
hnrnine powder and hardly ever SHAT
ter IonG bones. Many fractures OF
m. bones 1t the base Of the nose were
seen An, nG the Turkish soldiers. VINO
b veye unacquainted Win mSS~ne
ytf,es ana received blows IN tne -
from the recoil The seSeiest Soo
nv the bayonet were hea1ec ~itn NOR
Ssmc,,I,v than those from Q bullet
5000 Broadhurst's The Price.
-s,.n 80 produced 1t the AldWych
rheatye on Thursday. secured adoi.
,,onsI preliminary notice on secouht
- ~. tickets for stalls and circles
S.,,~ .,amped evening dress" In large
~. ,etters. A majority Of Londoners
-. evening dress to the theatress
,noush Q large proportion Of thoec
=, TIE dress circle do not DO 90 ans
ordinaSy clothes sre becoming
c,eastneiy more frsquent ID the ssaisS
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20 this kind OF dress noW
nsherv,se q few years ago when
C.e,~. Rerna-d shaw. dressed In home
srun We refused admission TO . West
80 ,neasra q matter which srouseo
80. discussion IA the press q tae
-. saucs thea the manager ana
n.,.r,etors have found u necessary
!" mod,fy their Views: a. the n.n.ss r,
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probability.
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