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FARM CREDIT
BILL SIGNED
BY HARDING
Several Measures of Impor
tance Rushed Through Con
gress in Final Hours Before
Sunday Noon Adjournment.
BY JAMES R. NOURSE,
Universal Service Correspondent.
Washington, March 4.—At noon
Sunday the 67th congress passed into
history, unlamented and unrnourned
except by those members of the Sen
ate and House whose terms of service
came to an end.
That hour, fixed by the constitu
tion, brought to a close a session
marked by unprecedented partisan
bitterness, by wearying filibusters
and by the defeat of some of the
most important measures on the pro
gram of the party in power. Chief
among these was the ship subsidy
bill, killed by a Senate filibuster.
Sharply at 12 o’clock Vice Presi
dent Coolidge brought down his
gavel, cutting off Dial, of South
Carolina, in the middle of a speech.
President Signs Bills.
President Harding reached the
capitol shortly after 11 o'clock and
signed the bills passed in the rush
hours of Saturday night and Sunday
morning. Among the measures
signed were the rural credits bill, the
bil. reclassifying employes in the
government service, the bill author
izing return of alien property up to
the value of $10,000, the bill provid
I :ng pa- for the two additional mem
bers of the rarm loan ooard, the filled
milk bill, and the bill setting aside
$300,000 for the purchase of an Amer
ican embassy building in Paris.
The last bill signed by the pres
ident was at 11:35 and was an act “to
define butter and provide a standard
therefore.”
Republicans Glad Its Over.
The adjournment brought few re
grets to republican leaders in Senate
and House. The ending of the ses
sion was not regretted by President
Harding. For weeks and months the
president and republican leaders have
been tantalized by the opposition
party on their record of nonfulfill
ment, and all are glad that it is now
over.
The party feeling engendered in
this congress is likely to be intensi
fied as the summer months roll by
and to come strongly again to the
surface when the 68th congress con
venes in December, with the republi
can majority greatly reduced in both
houses and the progressive bloc hold
ing the balance of power. Both par
ties then will be sparring for the
presidential contest in 1934.
Some Sad Farewells.
The dying hours of the congress
were made dramatic by the retire
ment of members who have spent
long years in the government. For
these there were many sad leave tak
ings, a few tears were shed, and trib
utes were paid by? colleagues who ex
tolled their work as public servants.
Several of the retiring senators ex
pressed the thought of the occasion
by. appearing in long tailed coats, as
if for a funeral, although the most of
them, prepared for a quick getaway,
had their "best” clothes packed and
appeared as on other days. ‘
"Uncle Joe” Given Ovation.
The greatest ovation was tendered
to "Uncle Joe” Cannon, of Illinois,
voluntarily retiring at the close of a
half century of service in the House.
Nothing like the tribute paid to him
has ever been seen in congress. De
spite his age, "Uncle Joe” signalized
his last day in congress by sticking
to the job throughout the long night
session until 3:30 o’clock Sunday
morning. At 10 o’clock, when the
House reconvened, he was there in
the republican cloakroom, long, black
cigar in mouth, just as in the days
of his service, which now has become
history.
Shortly after 7 o’clock, the House
took a recess and the marine band
orchestra came upon the floor anct
played, while members gathered in
the “well” and sang a medly of songs
ranging from the “Dong, Dong Trail”
to “Auld Dang Syne” and “Praise God
From Whom All Blessings Flow."
Representative-Elect Perry, of the
ninth Virginia district, in a clear,
beautifully modulated tenor voice
sang. "Carry Me Back to Old Vir
ginity” to the orchestra accompani
ment.
Then came the ovation to “Uncle
Joe”. He had obscured himself in the
tepublican cloak room and refused to
come in response to insistent calls
from members of both parties. Final
ly. Representative Rodenburg, of
Illinois, took him by the arm and led
him. slowly and gently, out of the
cloak room, down to the full length of
the main aisle of the House and out
into the speaker’s lobby, while mem
bers cheered and cheered and cheer
er again.
Unable .ft bpeak.
"Uncle Joe” said not a word.
His face was wrought with emo
tion which betokened the struggle tha*
was going on within. His slow and
steady march down the aisle mid out
through the portals beyond was vir
tually and, in fact, his passing from
the scene of his greatest life work.
There were many eyes that refused
to stay dry as "Uncle Joe” went into
private life.
START HERrTn TRIAL MONDAY.
Marion, 111., March 3 (A. P.)—Pre
sentation of evidence in the second
of the Herrin riot trials, will start
Monday by the prosecution, court
having been adjourned by Judge
Hartwell at the conclusion of open
ing statements Friday.
GERMAN EMIBASSY INVADED.
Rome, March 4,—A group of un
identified persons Sunday broke into
the German embassy with the inten
tion of stealing important documents.
One member of the embassy staff was
wounded in a fight which ensued.
The intruders were arrested.
SIX INJURED
IN WRECK OF
ARMY PLANE
Big Bomber, Leaving New
York for Rantoul, III., De
velops Engine Trouble and
Dives Into Muddy Field.
Universal Service.
New York, March 4.—Maj. Folett
Bradley and Lieut. Stanley Smith
were perhaps fatally injured am} four
mechanicians severely hurt Sunday,
when a Martin bombing plane fell
from a height of more than 2,000 feet
into a field of deep mud at East N®vv
York.
The mechanicians are Omer RO
chette, Donald McDonald, J. Jaro
millo and Leroy J. Naughton, all
privates of the army air service.
Major Bradley was taken to Bush
wick hospital, while Lieutenant Smith
was hurried to Bradford Street hos
pital. The privates suffered nu
merous bruises about their bodies,
and after treatment assisted in res
cuing Major Bradley and Lieutenant
Smith.
Big Crowd Gathers.
Hundreds of persons witnessed
tlie accident and more than 20,000
gathered about the muddy field later.
Police reserves were summonded to
keep back the crowds.
The plane, after volplaning more
than four miles over Manhattan,
where it first experienced engine
trouble, struck on its nose after mak
ing’ a half turn when within about
500 feet of the earth. All the men
were buried under the engine or
wings of the plane. Major Bradley
and Lieutenant Smith were uncon
scious.
When the plane struck the earth
the big gasoline tank broke and the
occupants of the machine were
showered with oil. However, the
plane did not take fire.
Started for Illinois.
The plane, in charge of Major
Bradley, left Mitchell field shortly
after 10 o’clock Sunday morning
bound for Rantoul, 111. It was to make
Its first stop at Washington, D. C.
Sunday afternoon, and make the sec
ond leg of the trip on Monday. The
four mechanicians were being sent
to a United States army school to
complete their training in the air
service. The plane was a Martin
bomber, equipped with two 460
horsepower Liberty motors.
The plane had been traveling close
to 100 miles an hour and was about
2,500 feet above the Statute of Lib
erty when the engine went dead.
When within about 500 feet of the
earth the plane was seen to make a
half turn and dive toward the earth.
It landed on its nose in a field of
thick mud which, in all probability,*
saved the lives of all six men.
Snow and Wind Hit New Eng
land — Zero Tempera
tures Again Reported
From Dakotas.
Universal Service.
Chicago, March 4.—The storm that
came out of the west early Sunday
was driving on the New England
states Sunday night. Cold weather
followed in its wake.
Zero weather had reappeared in the
west. Devils Lake, N. P.. reported
two below zero and Rapid City, S. D.,
had four below.
Heavy snow had fallen over much
of the upper Mississippi valley.
Chicago felt the force of the storm
at dawn Sunday. There was no snow
Viut much damage was done by wind.
Plate glass windows were broken in
the downtown district.
“The storm which passed rapidly
across the Great Lakes Saturday
night and Sunday has aire-.dy
reached the New England coast.” said
the weather bureau Sunday night.
"But additional storms are gathering
In the west. Weather conditions will
become unsettled in the plains states
Monday with rain or snow extending
eastward to the Mississippi river.”
MAYCRACK
COAL TRUST
Washington, March 3 (A. P.)—tn a
proceeding described at the depart
ment of justice as “the first step to
bring about the dissolution of the an
thracite coal trust on' ed by the su
preme court. Attorney General
Daugherty today ordered filed in the
United States district, court at New
York a final decree for separation c j
the Lehigh Valley railroad compan;
from its coal subsidiaries.
ARREST HIGH K. K. K.
Atlanta, Ga., March 3 (A. P.)—Ed
ward Young Clarke, former Imperial
wizard of the Knights of the Ku Klux
Klan, was arrested here today on an
Indictment issued against by him the
federal government charging violation
of the Mann act. He was released on
SI,000 bond.
CHICAGO BARRISTER DIES.
Chicago, March 3 (A. P.)—William
Gerrish Beale, one of the foremost
members of the Chicago legal profes
sion. was dead here toda.v.
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IN LIGHT OF EXPERIENCE
Some Few Things That a Wife Ad
mits She Has Learned From
Her Husband.
He really can’t advise me as to tak
ing the leadership of a relay of girls
who belong to the Girls’ Someday club.
They carry n little kit and a basket
of canned tilings, and go off on long
hikes and picnics in lovely woodsy
places.
The lady who has charge of all the
relnys says it Is awfully hard to get
grownup leaders and she thinks that
with my personality the girls would
just love me; and you don’t have to
know much to be a lender.
The girls will tell you how.
She said that a rich girl belonged
to the club, and her mother had to
coax her to eat the very daintiest
things at home; and after she had
taken a ten-mile hike she nte sau
sages, just as the other girls did.
And her leader felt that it wns
awfully worth-while work for anyone.
The gills give lovely concerts to
raise money to pay for having the con
cert tickets printed.
And they are banded together to
do good, and they ask everybody to
please help them In their work.
My husband says that years ago
when he was a hoy women used to
marry men before they began to ask
them for money.—Life.
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Wild Animals Decreasing.
With the ever-increasing demand
for fur, game is becoming scarce, and
furs are steadily rising in value. As
the bison vanished from the plains,
ns the elk is near extinction, as the
musk ox has retreated in pitifully
small numbers to the most inacces
sible places of the Barrens, ns the sen
otter and sable marten are so scarce,
that their fur is worth more than gold
of like weight, so will other noble fur
bearers vanish, if fashion does not
turn elsewhere for adornment.
The professional trapper thinks of
fur only in terms (f dollars, and when
a district is trapped out, lie moves on.
The amount of fur caught during the
winter season solely depends on the
physical ability of the trapper to en
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senson’s catch often runs Into thou
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Explicit.
Attorney—“And where did you see
him milking the cow?” Witness—“A
little past the center, sir.”
FRECKLES
March Worst Month for This Trouble—ItoiT
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There'* a reason why nearly everybody
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for If not removed now they may stay all
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RATHER APPEALED TO HER
Girl's Frank Statement Must Have
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Her Accepted Husband.
Dr. Brander Matthews, the famous
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“The school of French novelists that
is passing—the sciiool of Anntole
France, and Loti and Mirabeau and *
Maupassant—was very brilliant, cer
tainly, but its philosophy wasn’t cheer
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“Those men remind me of an anec
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a beautiful girl. The girl, blushing
and weeping a little, had accepted him.
lie folded her in his arms, pressed his
lips to hers and whispered:
“Dearest, Is this the first time you
have ever loved?’’
“Yes,” the girl sighed, “but It’s so
nice that I hope It wor’t be the last.’’
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