Quebec, May 15.
With the King and Queen expected io arrive tomorrow, thousands of pilgrims are flocking into the city from all parts of Canada, including many children, who are being brought by their parents in accordance with ihe expressed desire of the Dominion Government that as many children as possible should see Their Majesties.
Large families are the rule in hohe Quebec, and a typical party arrived this morning.
The father was driving one car containing four children, while a sec-and car, driven by a chauffeur contained six more children. All the children wore a small crown in their coats, The State Department also is reported to be disturbed as a result of indiscretions voiced during Congressional debates on neutrality. These statements are reacting to the embarrassment of American foreign policy, the State Department is said to feel.
"The presence of Their British Ma-jostles in the Western Hemisphere is another factor working toward postponement of discussion of the contro-versal subject for at least a month.
If consideration of neutrality legislation 1s postponed, observers believe it will be positive proof that legislative experts do not anticipate a major war before next spring.
Mr. Sol Bloom, Democratic Representative of New York, announced last night that he would introduce in the House a new neutrality bill similar to that introduced in the Senate last week by Senator Guy Gillette, Democrat of Iowa, The Gillette still would authorize the Presis dent to designate "zones of combat" which Americans and American ships would enter "at their own risk."—
United Press.
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