The Washington times., 1921-11-27
.EARST GUESTS
OFF TODAY ON
CANADIAN TRIP
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of the Sales Tax In informal dis
isions with the Canadians. After
akfast the delegates will DO as
led to Accommodations at the Ritz
lton Hotel.
he guests will be entertained at
cheon by the Canadian Club at the
ndsor Hotel. at / o'clock. The trip
IN the Ritz Carlton will be made In
lcabs. At this luncheon a very
,laustive discussion of the Sales Tax
y, be made. Tax experts OF tho
madam government will describe
operation Of the plan and the
iefits from It that have accrued to
Il. Canadian consumers. Three
seches are scheduled to be made by
.cmbers Of the Congressional delega-
d. Chairman volk will discuss the
dial relations and strong bond OF
npathy that exists between the
iited States and Canada; Congress-
IN James A. Frear Of Wisconsin.
. ilf tell Of middle Western business
rditions, and Congressman c. B.
idspeth Of Texas, will tell about
uthern business conditions. This
cussion will consume the better
IT Of the afternoon. At its conclu-
n, it is expected the visiting dele
tes will have acquired a clear
derstanding Of the Canadian Sales
x plan.
Dinner will be served in the ball
)m Of the Ritz Carlton at $50
IN.
At p. m. the Congressional dele
ton will take taxicabs at the main
trance Of the hotel and be con-
yed to His Majesty's Theater.
.lere seats have been reserved for
performance by Sir Harry Lauder.
! celebrated Scotch comedian. Cabs
II call at the theater at the close
the performance and take the dele.
ties to the hotel.
This will conclude the arrangements
r the first day.
=. Sightseeing Tour.
On Tuesday the delegates will have
portunity for sightseeing and shop
nj in Montreal In the morning.
At 1 o'clock the Montreal board OF
ade I'll entertain the delegation at
.cnange Hall. Board of Trade Build
.. At this function there will be a
neral discussion q the Sales Tax ct
hich Canadian tax experts will
eak. The visiting delegates will be
vited to ask any questions to clear
, any points which they do not un.
rstand about the operation of the
W. The delegation will be conveyed
and from the luncheon in taxi
At 8 o'clock an informal banquet
r the delegation to take place IN
q ballroom Of tho Ritz Carlton Is
heduled by the committee on ar
tngements for the Congressional
legation, Congressman Lester D.
ok, chairman. This will be In the
ature of a get-together patty for
ank discussion of Canadian impress
ons. Only members Of the Congress
onal delegation will DO present.
At 8 o'clock the Congressional dele
ltion will take taxicabs to the Prin.
IS Theater, where seats have been
rovided. After the performance
iey will be similarly returned to the
otel.
On Wednesday after breakfast, a
ghtseeing tour of Montreal has
EN- arranged to start at 1890. The
uests will return to the hotel for
.,ncheon at l o'clock.
The party will depart for Ottawa
a the Grand Trunk at p. m. Ar
wing in Ottawa at 1880 in the even
g, the delegation will give
inner to Mayor Frank H. Plant. the
ottawa City Council and the Board
viii be thrown open to the visitors
nd the Canadian minister Of finance
md members Of both Canadian
Iouses Of Parliament will confer
nth the visiting delegates in a spe-
ial session, in the Canadian Senate.
At Ottawa Country Club.
On Thursday evening the Ameri-
ans will b the guests of the Cana
ian Cabinet at a banquet at the
)ttawa Country Club. 1t IL declared
rate functions In the history of the
dominion.
On Friday tho delegation will be
At a luncheon just prior
departure for Warrington. At
9th the luncheon and the banquet
Il tho Ottawa Country Club men,
hers of the Canadian Government
and Cabinet will be present
II was originally the intention Of
the Congressional delegation to re-
rain from speech-mating and to A.
sumo the role Of listeners. However,
IN response to urgent requests from
Canadian officials. Chairman Volk has
prepared . list Of ten speakers who
viii confiue their remarks from five
70 ten minutes zach. These speaker
will be-:
James A. Frear, Wisconsin; John r.
Raker, California; c. B. Hudspeth,
Texas; w. r. Clouse, Tennessee;
Jefferson Ryan. New York;
James @. Strong, Kansas: James
o'Connor. Louisiana; Martin c. An
sorgee, New York; Roy Fitzgerald,
Ohio, and Lester d. Volk, who will act
IN the role Of master of ceremonies,
and introduce the speakers.
Senator ]. Thomas Helm, Of Ala
hama, last night expressed regret at
his inability to accompany the Hearst
Sales Tax Investigation Party to