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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-08-16
THE d ssN. X oLBERT NOMINATION.
Cl,argeS Sof Sale OF Federal Offices BE-
81 I, fore senate for Investigation.
Especial }Correspondence.) )

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d;spraca1 tba oou,t,y NJ ron,o,n,d
nnnunishea ,sno+ nnno,,ood hv th.
Rcnub1;cs n t>onoroes , ~. pan,,,,
ucan pres; a ent
Josanb w To,,ort par,h,,oo,,
ns t;onal9 comm;f yee,,on so,. eo,t,,
30 r,1,ns cn.,,,n,on 20 ~ Don,,,,,
can slate ,ninmittee ana pennh,ic,n
:ro ferae" !, tbe d,stribn4;on - rod
ern, natronaea IN b,s cto,o 1, .ha
,atest o{f,cio, os bis ,or,v - fooo 49,,
cbarao Of barter,np b,s no,,t,oo1 H.
fin ence for money senator Natb,nie,
B. Dial. Democrat, of sou;h cnro,;na
has a)ed wlth the senato snh-com-
mittce accusations against To,hert
who has bpon annointed hv pras,-
dent Hardi,, q n ho 11ni+od sto+os
MARSHAL far rho \vestern d,striot of
South Carolina. The nomination has
not yet hoen confirmed by the Senate.
senator ''ial' III suDstantiation Of
MS charge against Tolbert, has sub
mltteu to me Senate subcommittee
now MAKING an inquiry testimony Of
various aWrohg-dolngs on the part OF
thiS hatlo'ai republican committee
man ana nominee Tor an important
redoral office. One allegation Is that
Federai appointments, made on Toll
perts recommendation as referee,
were sofa Tor 2ne-half Of the first
year . sa'"'S' the sums thus assessed
ana collected ranging from 5000 to
SI'oou. senator Dial said an afh-
daVit, maze by former follower of
robert, declares that he expressed
the nope OF realizing 100000 from
this huckstcring OF Federal Jobs.
IHDert, II is charged, divided the
state l1Io dtstrlcts, In each or which
| ne putIa henchman to collect fees
from applicants for appointments.
ignored Former Service Men.
In disposing of the yar,ous an
/ pontments, such as those to nost.
ices, Tolbert is alleged to have ir-
| nOred former service mon and w.
men, ana mas sought to oust q. mum
| ber. OF of9wcmen from their positions
rs postmasters. one of ToIbert' )
agcNis, &or referees" was recently
rejected by the Senate postof. .ce
committee after President Harding
ha,l appointed him postmaster at Or
angeburg,l S. G. This man was Ben
jamin J. Nixon. He was charged
with having tried to collect s3O0
from woman in return for having
exerlnl lis political influence in her
behalf senator Shor. ridge, Repub-
lican, of@California, chairman Of the
sub-cuh nittGo which recommended
Mike rejection, is head OF the
comm.'iGc which is conducting the
inqu'rN'iMto the charges laid against
| Toll,
! NJ. l2l Committeeman Tolbert IS
wei Own 10 thousands who have
beer eGatcs or visitors to Rcpuhli-
can n.'ional coventions. lie is The
Oldes1 ono Of tho most "uscful'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-08-16
Whore Winter and Summer Meet

'%There is an automobile circle trip
out of Denver that takes the traveller
from temperate t8 Arctic climes with.
In few hours, calls for an overcoat
In the middle Of summer and affords
opportunity for the picking Of wild
flowers among the snow banks.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-08-16

NiotIeIs NO Frie1d and had only a nursoi
we mao no time to get q doctor because
i,,.wasn wasn't very sick--only about ten or
Note: wrto for valuable fra i,,u,,,s,ca hoox
aSoni,a,iSsa and the BABY containing mpsn
e BTadaeld Regulator Company, nhIaS Atlanta, "a,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-08-16

4RUIII buIIeTIHB InNn yOll
have perhaps imagined.
An eminent physician.
expert In this Rcience.
has shown Ito way. It
was he who first pro. .
duced the great remedy,
"Mother's Friend" Mrs..
e. j.: Hartman, Scran-
ton, Pa, says.
with my first two
children I had a doctor
and a nurse and then
they had to use instru-
ments, but with my last
two children r i,aa II
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-08-16
MOther-To-Be,
Read This

Here Is wonderful message to MI or.
Gives, yoH can havo that moment more Free,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-08-16

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BRoMo oUININE Tablets remove tho
cause. There Is only one "Bromo Quinine." E. ".
GROVES signature on the box. SOC.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-08-16
NORMAN DRUG CO..
Walllalln, 8. G.

So that man can sleep in run
about automobile invented in eng
land, the seal and back are remov-
able. allowing him to extend his
feet into the rear of the body.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-08-16
Gifts" to Republican
Committeeman.

o." u those letters was from a
man pamed Shivers, who enclosed
tenl do'.ars. Shivers was an appli-
cant Tor the position Of postmaster.
In his .etter Shivers asked for infor-
mation concerning the appointment
of r1ral letter carrier. A letter
from rHerall acknowledging the re-
ceipt OF the communication of shi-
vers, Nth enclosure" was also in
serted ia tho Record by Senator Nc
Rell" u @as shown that Overall
endorsed tho check "John w. Over
all, \, Ca tpresumably national
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
.CARAWAY WILL
CONTINUE ATTACK
ON DAUcnERTY
More Documents to Support
Charge Against Attorney
General Will be Used.
CHARGE MADE IN
FACE OF DENIAL
Republican Leaders Expected
to Confer in Effort to
Meet the Continued Attack. |

WASHINGTON. May e2.-(U. p
More documents to support the
charge that Attorney General Daugh-
erty and Thomas b. Fielder, Atlanta
attorney, had d contract with Charles
W, Morse though which they were to
receive $4,000 for obtaining his re-
lease from the> penitentiary in 1912.
will be placed before the senate this
week, Senator Caraway Of Arkansas
said today.
The republican senate leaders werc
expected to confer today as to how
toi meet Caraway's continued attack.
His charges aSturday being made in
the face Of Senator Watson's state
ments that Daughorty had told the In
diana senator he was not In any way
connected with the Morse pardon.
Parts Of Letter Given.
Outstanding statements in the let
ter above Felder's signature are:
That morse, after accepting the al
legged contract calling for $25. 900 fee
and a $4,000 retainer, (thc latter was
paid), promised to isulse dauaherty
and Fielder ''richt by giving them
100000 dollars; that statements of
doctors were obtained showing Morse
to be in poor health; that the pardon
was finally obtained one day when
attorney General Wickersham, and
MIR. Bennett, editor in chief of the
Washington Post" called at the
white house and after a protracted
conversation between President Taft
and Mr.. John r. Mclean over the
telephones that Daugherty and Fielder
later, when the case had aroused con-
siderable unfavorable publicity, called
on Wichersham and urged against
Morse'S return to- prison.; that
Daugherty became very angry with
Morse when the latter after his re-
turn from Europe, sought to pay the
fee promised in stocks in Morse's
company, instead of cash, and that
daugherty refused to accept the secur-
tiles: that Morse's release was "se-
cured by and through efforts of Hon.
T. NJ. Daugherty and myself, and no
other individual, corporation or group
OF indiv duals, living or dead. on earth
or beneath it, standing on their heads,
on their heels, sitting up or lying
down"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
DEMOCRATS WRITE IN
MANY NAMES ON THEIR
BALLOTS IN ELECTION
Maloney, Taylor for Joint
Senator; Attorneys Wanted
as Justices of High Court.

WIN II. Peterson. Charles II. Carter.
and Joe II. Parkes for justices of the
supreme court were some Of the nom
nations that were written In by deEf-
ocrats on the primary election FRI
day.
One of the results of the democrat
ic action was that Herman II. DeIiart
was nominated on the democratic
ticket. He also won in o neck ai,d
neck contest over c. X, Cranston In
the republican ranks .Ohers nomi-
mated for treasurer are Miss Grace A.
Ciiliiam, former incunIoenr who rd-
Gently resigned, and Mrs, Anna Corn
well.
Miss S. A. Nason's name was writ
ten In for labor commissioner.
Charles Graham was aiso nominated
for county treasurer. Some Of tht
others who were nominated are as
follows:
Sam Miller. county commissioner;
Milton A. Miller, state treasurer;
Henry ia. Taylor and J. W."Maloney,
Joint representatives; Bruce Shangic,
representative; Colon Eberhard. joint
senator: J. II. Gwinn, for congress-
man; Alfred J. Smith for represent
tatiyc, Charles Hall for governor
. .Thichoff's name was also written IN
by the democrats and j. o. Hale.
was designated as the choice Of sew
leroi democrats.
! w. w. Green, county superintehd
lent Of schools was nominated by sev'
cral democrats TO be superintendent
of public instruction, and the name
of J. s. Landers was written In once
Manuel Friedly was written in fol
Representative.
Others whose names were writer
In for various offices include Jamel
Johns Sr.. J. X. Raley. Roy w. Rit
ner. II. q. McCook. C. X. Cranston
5C. H.TMarsh, Il. +. Dodd, c.. i. Dun
ming and Thomas III. Crawford o
La Grande for justice Of the suprem
court.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
right OF COMPANY TO
INCREASE GAS RATES
IN PENDLETON HEARD
Public Service Commission is
Hearing Testimony Of Utility
and City at Court House.

A public hearing by the public SER
vice commission of Oregon is under
way here in which the commission
is hearing testimony concerning a
public crossing one mile east of Mil
ton and the petition of the Pacific
Power and Light Co. for an in
crease in rates for gas tc consumers
IN Pendleton.
The gas hearing was postponed
twice before today. Originally, It
was, to have been heard last fall, but
the hearing was at that time post
poned until May l6. A few weeks
since it was again postponed until
today.
The city's interests are being look
ed after in the hearing today by City
Attorney II. ]. Warner. Mayor G. A.
Hartman and Councilman Manuel
Friedley. DIR. +. w. Vincent. agent
for the power company here, also at
tended.
Outside people here for the hearing
are Commissioner IL. II. Corey. G.
J. Green, chief engineer for the com
mission. c. X. Lester, gas engineer
Ben Forbes. reporter. T. i. Collin.
assistant in the right of way depart
ment Of the O.-W. X. 4 n. Co.: Ar
thur A. Murphy. attorney for the O..
NV. X. & N; John A. Laing. attor
/ ney for the Pacific Power and Ga
/ Co; Will I. Neal, rate engineer, Pa
cific Power, q Light Co.
The petition for the crossing nea
Milton is a technical move. The rail
road crossing has been down for
llong time, but the question has bee
raised whether the state ever grant
ed the carrier company the right t
use 1t. To determine this point
the purpose of today's meeting.
II was predicted at noon that th
taking Of testimony would require a
iof today. No decision will be mad
at this time on the cases.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22

most exclusive London dance cl"bs.
She confesses that she prefers AM
erican men rs dancing partners, and
much to the disguest of some of the
young English blonds, she is not at all
backward in displaying her prefer
ences when there are American dane
ing men available,
Wherever she goes Miss Megan has
wonderfully good time. She Is just
carefree young miss. Perhaps she
isn't beautiful--perhaps she is bit
plump. and perhaps she isn't atogeth-
er a divine grace, but she is an attrac-
tive little mss--one, of the sort who
charms. The ''teacup chatterers'' may
rlan q marriage for her, but it Is u
fair bet that whoever she marries
must be good dancer and a ''livc
wire"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
" TT-7-7 |777 l17 ~ NJ IN y
DGHTON MACHINE
WRECKED BY STAGE

Beyond severe bruises, Mrs. ". O..
Ughton and daughter,S Miss Berry,
Dighton, Of this city, was unhurt this
inorhing'in an auto adcident-in which
the Dighton car, driven by II. g. pigh-
ton, was wrecked In q collision with
the Walla Walla stage on the highway
Mt Riverside, Occupants sof the stage
were unhurt, nor was tho stage cur
much damaged.
Dighton states that he was driving
TO Walla Walla and was we'll over TO-.
the right Of the road, tho tracks 81
the wheels showing in the dirt bcsidsE
the pavement He says he was drlvas
Ing between 25 and 80 miles Oil hour
when the stage, also bound for Wails
walIa, crowded the Dishton car.
caught It's front fender and caused the
machine to. turn OYER The. engine Of
tho car, Is in good running order and
only one tire was demolished, ebut
lothorwtse tho machine y q total
wreck. s,sg9l =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
PENDLETON H. S. DEBATE
TEAM WON THE STATE
SATURDAY

The Pendleton high school debate
team of which the members are Rex
Kramer and Phillip Fordyce, won the
state championship of Oregon in n
debate with the Grants Pass team at
Guild Hall, University of Oregon. nj
Eugene Saturday evening.
The Grants Pass team. Of which
the members are Corliss Courtney
and Lulu Garrett, had the negative
side of the question; Resolved, that
"a graduated income tax should be
made feature of the state system OF
taxation in Oregon" while the local
team had the affirmative.
Miss Amanda label, of the Pen
dleton high, school faculty, coached
the team, while the Grants Pass
coach was Mrs Laura r. Gunnell
The presentation of the cup was
made BY Professor Il. 4. DeCou, o.
1.-THE college faculty. Judges were Pro.
| fessor Clarence ID. Thorpe. Rober
Nv. Prescott and +. O. Immeli,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22

hEhMisloN, May sE'-Echo' Her.
I'is'ou ana tmatiila are again tied
ior leaoership III the irrigation
,c"sue as result OIL sundays games
IN "nich ,maulia deieated stanfield
os . 70 score whiie Hermiston
oe.a. Echo py me same count,
ine contest at stantieid was. played
at ls'So IN oriuer 10 let the fans from
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22

GOSSIPS SPECULATE AS TO WHO
WILL WE'D MEGAN LLOYD GEORGE
BY EDNA HUBER CHURCH,
international News Service Stat,

BY EDNA HUBER CHURCH,
| international News Service Staff
Correspondent
LONDON. May 29.-Now that the
Princess Many viscountess Lascelles
has entered the ranks OF the married
folks the romanticists of London are
turning their attention to Miss Mesan
Lloyd George. daughter of the Prime
Minister
OF course, all England likes to talk
about the probable marriages of the
several princes, but there is a great
deal more interest in chatter and
gossip concerning the matrimonial
possibilities of girl, and that is WHY
Miss Megan is the centre of discussion.
Sir Philip Sassoon. one of Eng
lands wealthiest young men. is meu-
toned most frequently as the like
liest candidate for the hand of the
cherubic little Megan. This probably
is because Sir Philip is very close
friend of the Lloyd George family
and, as secretary 10 the Premier, is
seen most frequently with MICS Me-
gan at s9cial functions. acting as her
escort in the family party of the |
Prime Minister and Dame Lloyd |
George.
Members of Old Family
Sir Philip is descended from an
ancient Eastern family. and, accord /
ing to rumor, his ancestors. who were
Parsees, have decreed that If any de- /
scendant Of the line marries out of
the faith his or her rights to inherit
the family fortunes, will be declared
non-existent.
This is choice morsel for the
"teacup chatterers,' and they all are
wondering whether Sir Phillip would
risk, his share of the Sassoon for
tunes to win the hand of Miss Mesan. I
While the gossips plot and plan for
Miss Megan's matrimonial future she |
has a thoroughly good time. She is 4 |
dance addict. If one given to dancing
may be called an addict. Miss Megan !
frequently graees the floors of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
'CH|LDREN'S REVUE
TO Be FRIDAY NIGHT

Pendleton children will be featured
In the, .'Children's Revue" to be pre-
sented at the Alta theatre Friday
evening under the auspices of the
Uniatillal chapter, Daughters of Am
'erican Revolution. for the benefit Of
the organizations fund for American
ization.
= Miss Martha Johnson is directing
the Revue. Music will be furnished
by the Boys Orchestra. under the di-
rection OF A. w. Lunden. Miss. Hilda
bowman and Archie Blakeley have
charge Of the stage decoration, and
Thomas Keat.ng Is special electricicn.
Mrs. Brooks Gray has charge ~ the
music. for most of the songs and
dances and, others who will play are
Miss Sybii Wilson, Mrs. George Nc
Elroy and Jock Coleman
Among the numbers on lie pro-
gram will be dolls play, 'RaggedH
Ann for which the cast will be
''Marcena, the little girl" June Lee;
"Raggedy Ann Thclma Morris; An
Mabel" Peegy, Mcclure; Thomas.
Jack Wright; "Jeannette." MaSin'
Hager: Dutch DOLL Eioise Hummel
boy Blue olinda Beck; "Cncl'
Glenn. Carroll Green; Tin Soldier,
Lloyd Leslie; fairies. Margaret Thur
man. Ruth Rotzler. Muriel Clark, Oh
ga Nelson; dolls, Garnet Hartman
Jean cronin, Colista Johnson, Loi
Simpson, Maxine Hagar, Dorott
Hampton, Ernna Tobin and Jean Fra
zier.
Es.her Motanic will give readin
in Indian costume. Irma Beck vi
give a Russian dance. ''Kamarinskai,
and a duet, "Quaker Contention" vi
be sung by Muriel Clark and Carro
Green. Jessie Thompson will dance
Highland fling. Other numbers wi
include: Wild Rose dance. Luci
Beck and Marian Moorhouse; rendir
fv Hone Newcomb: dance of Yello
Butterfly, by Avis Bailey; recitatio
"De Ole Banjo,r by Lucille Be:l
Geisha Girl dance and song. b. 10
othv Ross, Jean Bell, Muriel Harr
man. Laura Mumford, Eugenia End
colt and Merle Rogers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
'r"r''n".a on page 81
STATE PRIZES AWARDED
. HERM|STON PUPIL AND .
LOCAL BOY FOR ESSAYS
Anita M. Paulsen and James
Henry Raley Win Medals
and Cash in Safety Contest.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., May 22.--
A safety lesson by Miss Jessie Nc.
Gregor, teacher In the Holiday
school. Portland won first honors
for Oregon in the competition of les
son plans designed to teach children
safe behavior ON the highways, 1t
was announced here today by the
Highway and Highway Transport
Education Committee. Miss McGrc-
gor's lesson now is before the natl
onal lesson committee, named by the
United States Commissioner Of Edu-
cation. for consideration In the award
of three grand prizes
In addition, an essay submitted by
Miss Anita NJ. Paulsen, u student In
the Hermiston public schools, was
awarded first honors In an essay con-
test among pupils conducted at the
same time. The subject of the es-.
says was How Can Make the
Highways More Safe" Miss Paulsen
has been sent gold medal and fif-
teen dollars in cash.
Second prize In the essay contest
was won by Harvey Tarnoff, Fail
ing School, Portland. He will receive
In silver modal and ion dollars
Two third prizes in The pupils
contest. bronze medals ana five dol.
Ilors haye been scnt lanes Henry
lRa,ev washington scbool pendleton
and Artie Annleton Central school
storia
| ThoI committee announces that n
renort on thc national winners may
hhe cxnec,ed within tba ncxt four ~
bax wnels Selection az fbe nrizo
w,nninp essav. and the best leyson
was made by n stale committee an
nontcs Inv Dr + cburcbill stata
.spnarirtondent of schoo,s wbo n.,-
Imitted Oregon atudents and teachers
ia por,ieipate.
IN announcing the ro.nlt of N,
I,on,es1 IN this state. in which finn.
,gnds of .pupIls and teachers partie,.
lnatnd tba committee alao ,d,d,
iLnown ibe nersonnol Of The ;wo ma.
i inon,,l committees n grade tba boa,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
IT'S A oUEEI, World.

BUCYRUs,, Ohio. May ga large
swarm OF bees flew down Sandusky
avenue, looking for place to park.
They chose d purple maple tree OUT
side the First National Bank building,
within a block of the public square.
Charley OFT. ex-shortstop OF the
Cucyrus Future baseball team, went
up the tree and cut off the branch on
which the bees had settled Descend
ing, he shook the swarm Into n hive
he had brought along for that pur-
pose.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
HIGH HEELS RUIN FEET,
SAYS BOSTON DOCTOR

BOSTON, May eff the Ameri-
can women persist in wearing the ex-
ltreine stylish mode of shoes with high
inconvenient heels, they will bo UNI
able tU walk in fifty years, according
to DR.. Rudolph G. List In a speech
before members of the Orthopaed'c
Society of Boston. People ought to
so barefooted more than they do, he
added.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
Figures Were Complete for
So of Counties ga Pre-
cincts; Count Being Made.
GWlNH HAS 2438,
SlNN0TT 1864
Official Count is Expected
to be Available Tomorrow;
Eberhard Ahead for Senator.

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lne ieau oi sharies haii lor 'nc
pauueai ..,'a nonn'na.ion ivr soNerhor III
day with complete. figures available
from go ou. of 81 precincts. Halls
Total Is .1?S as against 1880 for OIL
The figures on the Gwinn-S -Sinnott
race ara Gwinn 24ss. Sihnott. 1864. a
lcnd of Y74 in fhis county for the local
MIN.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
MARSHF|ElD SENATOR HAS lO7
MORE VOTES THAN Governor !
BEN OLCOTT FOR NOMINATION.

With l3O precincts to be heard from at noon today Hall
had lead of 107 Ben Ocott for the republican nom
nation for governor. The tide had been shifting first
from one candidate to the other during the morning The
entire Maheur county is missing Official counting is go
ing on in every county of the state this afternoon close
result is expected this evening AT l245 the vote stood
Hall 42,118, Olcott 42011 Y
PORTLAND 2stJ Governor today
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
Z INDUSTRIES SHOW
INCREASED EMPLOYMENT

WASHINGTON. May 22.--U. n. 81
Seven Of twelve leading industries OF
the country reported Increasing en-
plcyment during April, while there
was decrease in five industries, the
department Of labor announced. The
mcst important increases reported
werelS4.9 per cent in the hosiery and
underwear industry. 2ns in the Ieath-
or manufacturing. Cotton manufac-
turing showed decrease Of ii.9 per
cent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
Fight Started Over
appointments to "
Georgia Post Offices!

WASHINGTON, May 22.--tA. P.Je
Postmaster appointments In
Georgia started y hot exchange In 'tlis
senate today between Watson, demo.
GRAFT Of Georgia, and Phipps, repuh-
lican. OF Colorado, with the result
that business was disrupted several
minutes after which tho two senators
took their controversy into the corri-
dor, with the Georgia senator offering
personal combat ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
IRISH CONFERENCE PLANNED.

LONDON, May 22.--tU. P.)-Mich-
ael Collins and Arthur Griffith will
come to London next weekend to con-
fer with the British cabinet regarding
the situation in Ireland, 1t was an
nounced in the house of commons this
afternoon.