PROTEST FROM AUSTRALIA

Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 181, 2 August 1920, Page 5

PROTEST FROM AUSTRALIA.

RESENTMENT OF, . EX-SERVICE

men;

PRELATE WILL ATTEMPT-

TO LAND.

Received Aug. 2, 0.50 a.m.)

NEW YORK, Aug. 1

Australian. ex-service men are strongly resenting Archbishop Mannix's attacks on Mr Hughes and are sending protests to the. newspapers pointing out that the A.I.F. highly admires?-Mr Hughes, and that Archbishop Mannix does not represent Australian opinion, and any attempt to tow discord between Britain' and tho United "States is highly dangerous to the peace of, the world. Tho ex-service men ask Americans hot. to forget that Mr Hughes, speaks authoritatively for Australia, while Archbishop Mannix is only a Churchman. It^is reported.that a large number of the crew of the Baltic declared that they would not man theship if Archbishop Mannix was permitted on Board. The firemen, mostly of Irish descent, declared that they would not fire the ship, if Archbishop Mannix was not .permitted to sail. The National Catholic W,ar Council fnnounces that it is rumored, in Rome that Archbishop Mannix ;will bo made a. cardinal . and probably will be transferred to Dublin.

It is understood that Archbishop Mannix intends to attempt "to land in Ireland. His original plans contemplated a stay until. November Ist in Ireland, then, sailing for Rome.

FW over thirty years Mr James Shakos h;!p; been a< resident of We!lingtrm. His shop in Manners Street i;.i well-known, and iris experience*1 will be interesting. to many a. sufferer front rheumatism, gout, sciatica, lhmibngot, rheumatic gout, stone, gni-vel. and kindred1 diseases. .tie writes: ''During an 'inlttack of rheumatic j^out I tried llhourno.. All pnins .left me twenty imnu-tos after the first dose, and by the. following morning; al swelling iiad disappeared. Hearing that a friend was suffering from rheumatic gout. T weni; up to his place- wijth a. bottle of EheiMio, and, iis-iu my case, the result was a cure I can honestly recommend Rheumo to f>ufferei:>> j'roii' rheumatic gout; as a cure it is a certainty." Perhaps you have found that <>ther so-called "remedies" —-