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NEW 'BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1923
11
ON SENATE DEBATE
"alls Rules Permitting Unlimit
ed Talk Guard Against Blocs
Syracuse, N. Y.. May S. Sen
itte rub's permitting unlimited da
l;iie in.1 the country' strongest
raf 'ffuaflj ugnlnflt haaty legislation
by a I'OjII'ion of the blocs that have
sprunr: up In American political
life. Sjnator Mown, republican. N-jw
JIunipshlrc. declared here tonight
In an address defending those, rulea
I'KiiluM Ihe assault of 'lce I'rcsl
Dawes. I'u'ling atienllon that the coali
tions differed from day to day us
ivw legislation to cure Hie Ilia cx-U-tlng
In different sections are ad
vanced, flit president pro tempore
of the annate said the majorities
Hum muiiu ntarlly welded together
"are bound to be as reckless as tley
are ephemeral."
SMnntor Mosos said It was axio
muitc I hat the majority had the
right to rule, hut he declared that
ttii inrltlos differed from day to day.
"The majority In the senate," lie
cil 1. "Is no longer partisan or even
political. In point of fact, except
llirouEjli artllleial means, strict
pariy division is rarely to be had
no-vadays at either end of the capl
tol. and Hie engrossing questions of
ftibral legislation nowadays are
those of economic import affecting
I he material Interests of sectional
Rio'ips of states."
Detailing his own experienced in
Hi" senule, Senator Moses Fald lm
could not feel that the rules worked
more than a fancied hardship, lie
add "J that lie could not believe
that even morn seasoned legislators
than himself could freely contem
plate a movement to change them
Hit Dawes Where He I.Ives
"It is to be observed," he said,
"Hint with few exceptions the de
mand for a change in the rules of
Hie senate arises from those whose
contact ui'h the senate is either
brief or nnn-exifltent. Many a man
lui.s eonio into the senate Willi a de
termination to tame. It, anil almost
without oscption these, men them
pelvis have been tamed by 1 1n: sen
ate and have tome to realize the
I rue value of the senate rules."
S-nator Moses declared that
limitation of debate already exists!
In the scnutu through unanimous
consent arrangement frequently
retorted to after full and free dis
cussion. He also culled attention to
the rulo which enables sixteen sen
ators to for cm a vote without de
bate on the uestlon of limiting de
bate on any subject to one hour
for each senator. Only a majority
vote Is necessary to enforce, such
limitation, hu added.
A remedy for everything com
plained of In senate rules. Senator
.Moses went on, Is offered In the
Norrls constitutional amendment,
which would do away with short
sessions of congreas and prevent
legislation by "lame ducks" by mov
ing up the meeting time of a new
ly elected congress from the March
after the election to January.
"I have not observed." he sail,
"that any of these cow su busily
engaged In defaming the senate
have shown any wlllingne.su to en
dorse Senator Morris' proposal. It
may be that they nro hs Ignorant
of It us they are of tho actual ef
fect of the rules of the senate.
"Vet, In this Impatient age It is
surely not too much to nsk thai
there may still remain In this coun
try some forum In which freedom
of expression In length, If not In
depth, may still bo found. If In the
Ideas of tho Founding Fathers, as
President Harding liked to refer to
them, there still remains merit in
their conception or a republic with
representative Institutions, surely It
is worth while to retain one place
where that conception may be sus
tained. "Hut if we have discarded Hie
principles of that earlier era and
are to live hence forward under
hybrid institutions resulting from
tho skill of the I. inner Durban!; of
polities eiiKrafling scions of democ
racy upon the stem of the republic,
then we might as well givo car to
the clamor which has reectjMy been
set up."
miss i laxvi ky ix.ii rsi:i
Vienna. May 9. The Hungarian
minister is Informed that the Ameri
can woman Injured Wednesday near
Budapest In a motor accident In
which Marquis f!nrg Pallnvlrlnl,
Countess Kduard Zichy and Countess
Hermann Salm also were hurl, is
Miss Alleen Flanncry, of New York.
Miss Flannery suffered a broken
collarbone and other fractures. n
the first reports received here her
name was piven as Frannelll.
T:ii Whitney worked at repairing
fiddles before he invented the cotton
gin.
II. S. HAS BIG ROLE
IN WORLD PEACE
President Coolidge Says We
Have Weighty Responsibility
By Tin Aooeluted t'rtrs.
I Washington, May . President I
jCoolldge, opening tho national oia-!
I torical contest with an addrefs here
Inst night, declared Hint the l ulled
States has "a weighty responsibility,
; not only for maintaining Its own
iwclfare, liberties and power, but for
'the utmost possible contribution to
ward organizing Ihe nations and
I peoples in Hie aspirations and was
of peace."
"Here Is a Hold for Institutional
development to which thu thoughts
! men and women everywhere nr"
'lurned us they never were before,"
f.e continued. "Though their scale Is
greater, yet the pionlcms in this
ireolm of world organization are e.
'sentially tho same as those to which
i mankind has been addressing itself
from tho beginning of society.
"These are the problems of assur
ing Jusllce alike to the weak and
strong; of assuring peace with hon-
!or, of enthroning eonscinnce In
places of aillhorlly too long usurped
iby mere force. The same humanity
lhat has been able to erect the rule
;of law and liberty on the scale of
great nations and mighty federations
jwill nt last find institutions by
which to place international rela-
' tlons upon the same sure founda-
' tlons."
Recalling that b" had delivered
an address when a similar contest
was being held here a year aco, the
president reminded his hearers that
ne had observed then that "there
never was a time when our Institu
tions were so universally being sub
jected to intimate scrutiny and close
! consideration as they are today.
"I urged the special Importance of
closely studying our institutions in
order that the peoplo might he
! equipped intelligently to defend
them. Since that suggestion was
I advanced, we hnvc literally taken a
national referendum on the subject
;of our constitutional system, and I
I am glad to be able to report that the
J verdict was overwhelmingly in favor
of sustaining that system and going
on to perfect it.
"The voice of the lpition has been
heard. It spoke with emphasis that,
none could possibly misunderstand.
II declurcd for ordered llberly, for
constitutional procedures, for the
maintained sanctity of the courts,
ihu rule of law, the wcurliy of prop,
erty and thu sucrcdness of human
rights.
Mr. Coolldgd said he had been
amazed to burn that Ihu seven
school children in last night's tlnuls
wer4 the survivors in a nation-wide
competition In which tho number of
boys and tjlrlsi taking part iiad
reached the total of 1,"n,tm0. It
ferrlng to the subject of the orations
the federul constitution, h added:
"Turning our eyes to the future,
who can doubt that these studies of
the underlying elements In our gov
!ernment constitute a pleduo of sf.
ienrlty for those institution in all the
.years lo come".'"
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NKA Service Writer v
Washington. May 9 A Spanish
!iri.-irehlt nnce Knew hal been
IMiib in olle in I'arls The French
decided to deport him, 'l in y shipped
him across the chnnnel to Joer.
"Oot any money','" aslied the
KngllKh perl authorities, not car
inf whether lie was an anarchist
or not. "Not a hoii." he coniv.ssi'd.
"Then we can't admit yon." Hi of
ficials ruled. "Hi I" I alll," le.U)lllel
the anarchi't. "with ici way 'd (;
tin anywhere Hsc What are ynu
KOili? 10 do'.'" "Will, wait here."
came Pack Hii.' officials loeking him
i'p. "We'll wire lo IniuilKration
h ea 1 1 ' 1 1 m i'l e i m in London and fuel
Olil."
1 1 . -1 l V (,ui, 1 1,1,,'k ranie ;t ti-li-
(Krem from London: "Good fci.ieiousl
I 'on't ynu know political refuse. N
aren't in the smne c'sss with ordl
hfliy IminlBr.'iiit',' Apolojrize, and
let him right In." Mow .cn ihat
J compare with Ihe iiiiinigratlnn hu
reati of Hie luhor department here
In Washington'.'
I '
I Noliody Is hetter fixed to hroaj-
; cist sinallpnx than the conductor of
a crptvdej .street ear. The h-alth
i authorities have been pretty nnxi-
i oils ever Hlnce they discovered one
; engnced In doing ii, on the Wash
ington Ilnl'way and Klectric line,
', H"'d been nt it for several days,
loo. Iliitindlng up nil his "con-
tacts" is InipoM-ihle, ef cours".
i .
I Tight on top of this In came a big
.batch f New York papers with an
j anri-voeclimtlon s'nry on the front
1 prm". Newsboys inini'1 lia'ely began
selling them, yelling. "Vaccination
kills many!" as loud as they could.
"Not as many as smallpox." said
llemih uu'lccr Fovvli-i, t. lepi 'uniug
Ihe police to shut otl the jolni; at
least.
More limn a thii'l ,. Witsliing.
loll' pretent :imallpo. patients die.
The popular Idea In Unit tin n 'a
no difference, between republicans
and democrats any more that then
are. eonsi i satu'es and IIIm-i in. but
that a i ' piiblii an I- ju.-l :e- ap: In be
Oli' a 'he othi r, and im i.s a .i"U'n.
ci.it .-and an while .nil can t. ! I enn
ser:itiviH and :ii"ia:.- ainnt. yon
ean't tel) i' tij hi b an', oin 'l- nin
ciai lin wi ar pi'iiv i.ile-ii. toil
the lube's don't lliiHU u.iytblKK
"i Hi "K l hey do," .:. S' n.r nr
II- iirlli Hhip.ili h.'i of Mniii'',so:a. th"
npper Iojum Ion.' lanni't-Uiborite.
"A I'pubiiean lellee?i a ri pil blica ;i
O'llilbeislialion ons'it In oalli' all
tie l".b'ral nppointe' s. A delno.
era' bell, . l ;i ilr lil'H'la! le a'ltlllll-
tMration ought lo nam" tlieni, Sn
'here's a nidieal ihiVen nee le-.
tw'i.'eji the two, you c e. r.tit'it'.'i
the only one there is."
w . .
The New Khbitt .IllM eloy.e.J and
soon to be torn down, not only
wasn't a in w l.nt"l. It vent, one of
the ol b'M in Hie efiin.iiy. It was :i
.grfat CU' il'Till. pli.ee' ol lli'tllhilities
: dnrlnjr th ?iwl war. I'reKident
i Lincoln otter, tort err d ('n-re with
various I'nlon eoinnnin'I-rs. 1 wan
tl.e yeene of nunii reus historic so
cial functions, lis "cry.-tal room"
I vea" vvorld f'inioiis otM-e. l'r.'h'i'b nt
; MrKjnley. Chief Jn.-ej,.. Tafr. Cb n
ierals Cft'aril. Slierman. Ilanenck nnd
'lu-t- r and A-Imiivrs laiiT.-iyui, Tor
'tor, Ser.it and Hoieair w-ie iimeuig
its guests.
Aigeniinu's woublu't allow iheir cm
liaopy here lo aipiijve .linlge ft. II,
Uary's passport, lor a South Ameri
can trip lie look (.nine lime ago, lin.
Ill lie'il prme, he eonl ln't possibly
I" eollle i, pill, he elin I ge while in I ho
1 1 public.
Husiness Structure
Carried Over ( reck
L.HO.v, W'yo.. May. !e . Lmoj..
Slll'lnoilllleil one of the grenlt-t
lui.ar'ls in lis la-U of movi'ic tn l I.s
i" w low ii she, t hiec and one -half
miles away, when its largest business
S'nietiire wis earil.il wHhout mis
ban on roller- aeross ensile creel,
Th. town is 1,'iiig nifixeil in ne
.nlanee ii a f.-,i-ri court edict
I' .( lining the i snbnits to vacate the
-i'e ii, fioir of the finio Oil com
I ci n y, w liieh V'.l ls a i:ov erument
e:i,. on tho lan. I.
Tee iluricultlii pi' sent. ij in
IIIO' ii'i.' b'lll'liegs ai ross lb.' Cl'f' !,
'.a Hurried Lavoxeiany. The Inisi
ei si tin t in . . n Iwo-siory lilii!di''g
was ent in l,a"' and Mieerssfully
tr.r, ' d o i I llle ci ei I..
IIK.II s lloiil, N()ll
( lie I'a I ii n cm in ii i on Friday.
May 22.
The annual ciuss day eniertaiii
i ii h ii t and bazar of I he Kenior High
School will be held Friday afternoon
May 22, at 1:1.") until 4::!" o'clock.
The . in f. 1 1 imi Club will stage a short
comical sketch, as will various class
club:-. At the i lose of the entertain
moid there will be dancing in the
ny'onftsillln.
Tin- seliente of ela.ss colors is as
follows: S' ni'ii''.-. pink; Senior Mid-V',ir'.-.
yellow: Junior's, lavender:
Junior Mid-year's, orang' : First year
', Wk : First Mid-year's, light, green.
The committee in. charge is. Mist
McAuley. chairman, Mr. I'epot Miss
I;ose Clover M'-s. fluilford. Miss
i Harvey and Mr. Swift.
I Tho I i rut halt) tuh In the I'liitcil
Status was built by Adam Thompson
jul Fliiclnnuti. lie took hu tlrst liuth
In the crude, lead lined nffulr on
i Dice m bur 2 1 1. 1S42. Ho gave a party
on riirisl mas live and Inv Itcfl" four of
Ins mends to lake a bath in the new
'tub.
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