was a noticeable fact that the majority of the Socialist. members tonk care to he out of the House during this demonstration by the ts. Mr, Clynes (Soe., Platting) eft. the Opposition Pront Bench during Inv. Kirkwood's speech, und thereafter Mr. Wheat ley (Soc., Shettleston) was its sole Important occupant, Mr. Kirkwood dhe dil $0 as w protest again "all this humbug that is going wine supmeated that' the Prin shoul go abroad to seo the Empire and cement the Empire. He suggested that before they sent the Prince to Africa and to the Argentine he should see his own country. He could show the Prince conditions in Glasgow that he would not see in. the Argentine or et, IONE ite "abolaas" of (Laughter.) Let hi the awful conditions in Glass.
not the artificially pre-til conditions designed on his tours to hide from him the real conditions, "It ig not a matter of ing envious of the Prince of Wales, To be perfectly candid with We you, Cam sorry for the man, Here yon are trotting him all over the world and making a clown of hin. (Cries of "Shame.") "E want to protext," he continued, "against the the Prince of Wales is being bby the big financiers for their own ends, and not to strengthen the hiotherheed of man."
Amid rising protest from the Conservative benches at his repeat-vol itisreyeurd of the Chairman's ral ings that he was out of order, Mr. Kirkwood lost his temper entirely, waved his arms, and spoke of his opponents as Germans, and. "men who are supposed to be gentlemen," shouting his final protests amid cries of "Withdraw" and "Order, from all parts of the House, Mr, Kirkwood, though misguided, is sincere, and the House can stand him. Mr. Buchanan, who seconded the motion, issu swollen-headed young man. Mr. Saklatvala, the Parsee whom the House loathes (he referred to the Prince as a "royal nob"), Mr. George Lansbury ("I have yet to learn that it function of Kingship to go round 48 a commercial bagman doing.
te") and Mr. Bromley, the Soviet' friend ("Don't spend all supported the veduetion.
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