Salvation Army Pageant in the Albert Hall London, Apr. 19.
Thousands of cheering members of the Salvation Army to-day watched s pageant illustrating the ard progress of the Salvation Army in a celebration at the Albert Hall on the centenary of the birth of William Booth, the founder of the Salvation Army, The Premier, Mr presided.
Addressing the Dialdivin seid that it was very Atting thatthe Prime Minister " should speak on that occasion for thy country and the debt the 0 wed to William Booth who, men, was a Conson reformer who believed and novelty."—Reuter might he necessary be prevent the of such a outrage. casion of th out of 6 of thet alleged communists 2
Meritt, an a chance of eonspiragy utili the: Crown hind taken pice, the President wf she logiatative Ake sembly said that the Government Motemert thy the rules of the sembly aide not permit the Pre discussion 1 challemee to Momberwhen he quoted Presislent of the Age decision of the Huse erding an position not covered by precedent Standinge Orders let out an portant sentence: samely, that it as entirely within the discretion the could submit a new point The President suid that he was convinced that a debate on Public Safety ill swas_ impos awhile the Meerut trial was pend Such 2 dette could only bea fate Aid a front, Hy elainted that the Speaker exereized 1 direct influence on ko in the House. necessary to assure the safety of the border, and to make effective the State Department programme. April. 6.
The Navy Department announced to-day that the destroyer Moody has been sent from the naval base near San Diego, Calif: to Tobaci Bay, Lower California, to protect to the Adams Express Ca., last week. for n sum understood to be $18,000,- 000, the American Express' Ca., remains only in the foreign banking and travel service.
The proposed amalgamation will have capital and surplus reserves ex= ceeding $218,000,000.—Reuter, tion!"
The two men arrested in the Chamber, Baghat Singh and. Butukeswara Dutt in connection with the bomb outrage will be eharxed with attempted munter.
They declare that thes entered the! gallery of the Legislative Assembly Bomanji Dalai and other persons injured by the poison, expressing profound relief that the results had not been mors serious, unreservedly condemning the outrage and assuring the authorities of the full support of the House in such reasonable steps as Po er not to put a motion to the expressly given, bat fore Ire ruled the Legislative Assembly. vei
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