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KEATING'S
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IRISH GENERAL. ELECTION.
TEMPERANCE REFORM AN
-IMPORTANT-ISSUE,......
MORE EDUCATIONAL FACILI TIES REQUIRED,
(British United Press.]
Belfast.-Temperance is to be an important issue in, the General Election for the Parliament of Northern Ireland.
REVOLT IN THE SERAGLIOS.
DESERTED HAREMS OF --TURKEY,
TOURIST ON A THRONE.
Safety In Numbers.
time those Suleymana
What a
rant.
and you shall be my favourite wife, my sultana, my chief cur ordest in the Bagdad Kicak. Bo Compose yourself for the very careful that you please me, or you may kneel on the carpet of execution.' :
a common complaint in old Stamaleikum," she said.
prescribed manner.
gan to address me.
"Spol." "Aunts were not a hit sacred in and Selims and Murads enjoyed, Sultanie times," I reminded her. squatting on their best Turkey "Uncles have usurped the honour, earpets, considering some fresh able position in Moslem literature form of Turkish delight! They and polite conversation. The chief had slaves, not
uses of aunts lay in the direction my hands, and then hastily rubbed After a few minutes I clapped servants, and private latch-key to the treasury:
of embroideries and executioners. my eyes in my astonishment. Was There is a certain safety in "You must remember that,' Bar-
I-dreaming1 For suddenly, con
numbers.
ing only the Sulton, the chill wind fronting me, was the very spirit."
of the spot-a vailed maiden whose Constantinople. I have decided
of complication blew through the charms could only be guessed at. They possessed BO many wives that I would rather be a Sultan that their quarrels mast
palage for Minister and menial have alike. A stiff neck must have been She prostrated herself in the of Turkey than any other kind of sounded to
Salaam boul." Oriental despot after visiting the
Then he be great palace of pleasure that
everything from scimitars to tea
We left the museum, where Vile tyrant and oppressor,'" stands on Seraglia Point, fanned
pots seemed encrusted with jewels, she cried, "your day is done. Lord as by a slave with the soft wind
and entered the Bagdad Kiosk of the harem, but of no human.. hearts, our turn is coming now. The election from Asia,
house and sun parlour. A dream The times are in revolt. Soon will fever has gripped the population
Of course, Cloe, who hails from
of delicate blues and greens and your terraces be troubled with of the North. All the members of Chelsea, does not agree, and calls
pinks of geometrical design, after tourists, and lizards put out their Viscount Craigavon's Unionist Gov me a terrible. Turk and a budding
the model of the Taj Mahal. Out- tongues in your face?" will seek re-election as Bluebeard; but then she is only
side overlooking the Golden Horn, was a swimming pool and terrace well as the balk of his present woman, and doesn't count--at any
I started back in my rage. Was for dancing girls.
this the way to to address the followers in the House of Commons rate in the days I am writing
Sultan in full divan? Where was but, unless some grave domestic
my chief of police, my executioner 1 matters, upon which the Ulster
In this Peking-like palace, with Unionists are at the moment dividits cypresses and courtyards full ed, are settled before the country goes to the polls, it is not at all of the scent of jasmin and slean improbable that some members of der, its marvellous views, and the, Cabinet and not a few of the marble terraces, across which the Prime Minister's supporters will be sunlight swoons, life must have
been fabulously pleasant defented.
seductive.
eroment
Next to temperance reform, education is the most important question, now exercising the minds of the Ulster people, and on both, the Government's policy has arous- ed considerable feeling. In regard to education, a United Committee, composed of representatives of the Protestant Churches and the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland have told the Government that the working of the new educational system is likely to undermine Protestantism in Northern Ireland. In view of the fact that the Roman Catholic Church is pot transferring any schools to the Education Authori ties, the Committee have demand. ed an amendment of. the Educa- tion Act so as to prevent schools bullt for and attended by Protest- ant children coming under Roman Catholic management, and also to prevent teachers for Protestant children being appointed by com mittees composed in whole or in part of Roman Catholics.
The Government have not yet made any replies to the demands of the Churches and the Orange Order, but there is a feeling that some amendment of the education system will be promised in order to satisfy a very considerable pro- portion of their supporters.
Danger to the North..
The temperance question presents an even greater threat of danger to the Northern Government. Az aggressive Lecal Option Party bas sprung up in Ulster in recent years, and is determined to make this an issue in the forthcoming elections. A meature of Local Option, they say, must be passed by the next Parliament, and this to be made a stepping stone to prohibition.
There is a strong division of opnion, even in the Churches, as to the advisibility of pressing for Local Option at the present time. and the Prime Minister some time
ago declared that as the present licensing system is working satis factorily, no further temperance measures will he introduced long as he is Prime Minister.
The Local Option Party-most of whom are, in politics, supporters of Lord Craigavon have selected a number of candidates to oppose members of the Government, in- cluding the Prime Minister him- self; but the announcement of their comes has been held over in order to keep the door open for the con sideration of any reasonable alter- antive to Leca: Option.
The House of Commons recently passed a Bili abolishing Propor tional Representation and dividing. the Northern area into single-mem- ber constituencies. This measure was bitterly opposed by the Op- position-compened of Nationalists (who want one Parliament for the whole of Ireland), Socialists and Independents-all" of, whom fear that they may lose a few reats.
Proportional representation; it is held by the Government Party, bas | proved cumbersome and unsatisfac- tory and a return to the old system of direct voting is favoured by the majority of the electors, As the House is at present constituted the loss of seved seats by the Union- ists would mean a change of Gov- ernment, and should the Local Optioniste orrore the Craigavon Party there in the possibility of the Nationalists or Socialists profiting by the split Unionists vote.
about.
#
Tf this should happen the next administration would most likely be headed by Joseph Devlin, the Nationalist leader, who was for many years a prominent member of the old Irish Nationalist party at. Westminster. Devlin's party is. however, in favour of one Parlin ment for the whole of Ireland. To this the Unionist majority is bit- terly opposed, and it is fairly safe. to assume notwithstanding the im possibility of forecasting how the newly enfranchised young women of 21 and over will vote that the domestic differences which divide the Unionists will be settled, tem- porizily, at any rate, and that Lardly Craigavon and his present Govern ment will be returned to power.
W
THE
BRAND
and
the Sultan's ears no more than the peaceful murmurs of a warming hive of bees. Even their grand visiers had to be as careful of their ends as Henry VII's wives, and often with as little success. In a sumptuous room over the haram and eunuchs quarters their hard-working
sons went to school for two hours thrice
a week!
We had just seen the famous Persian throne, valued at a mére ten million or so, ita seat so stiff with pearls and rubles as to look positively uncomfortable.
"My sered aunt," said Cloe, gazing, like one fascinated, at the
green-eyed, pendant emerald, the next wonder on the list, a great, largest in the world, and as wick- ed looking as could be.
This was
the Sultan's summer-
"Wife for breakfast, wife for dinner, wife for supper-time,
H
A Hoax,
Lots of fancy dancing, in the I. clapped my hands again. As if
city of Constantine."
in answer, round the corner, walk- "My word," Cloe exclaimed.ed the guide and other visitors. "They were spoilt, were the old "My!" came the voice of an Sultans of Stanboul."
American lady, "Doesn't Cloe
...
Revolt.
look a peach in the fancy outfit she purchased in the bazaar! And
"We live in an unpretentious look at that pool away over age,' I replied, "and our only | yonder. Isn't it the cutest little refuge lies in proteading our Miami you over
east of selves. I will sit on yonder throne, Florida 1 —Daily Express,
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