The Caucasian., 1913-11-25
Fear b Adjourn, However, on
Account Of Criticism,
Next SESSION STARTS SOON
We WiH 0ssise c@susssS- People
- ehe WesN Greatly Opposed %
Armed Intervention - DoubtfL %
cenersO % n Fs~or - DecIaratie ieN
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Washington. Nov. 25. = Especial D.
On adjournment FOR q ~eee would af.
fore valid excuse Cor mileage appr0
priation Cor che extra sessioa but what
would the country sag?
Several years ago fhis interesting
subjed9 was up, and the country said
sNay, aayw At shae cine PresideNs
BooseveN caued an extra session 10
Novembee Il did soothing, bN De
cause OF litsle friction between the
houses failed 70 pass . resolution of
adjournment AZ 12 o'clock on che first
Monday in December the presiding of
fcers declared the first session closed
and Immediately called the second SEES
sion to order.
BY geometry, algebra and philosophy
0tlempts were made to prove that
there was at least an interval between
u O'Clock noon Of the first session and
IL o'clock noon OF the second session
After an elaborate debate Jim Tawney
presiding in the house, held in order a
provision for the mileage, but on a
final eest the house did not have nerve
to vote itself the mileage for months
session.
This Session Longer
But this session Is longer, and Mi
nority Leader Mann does not think 1t
| would make any difference even if
there should be a week Of vacation.
There Is no use in adjourning now"
he said. III the adjournment had tax.
en- place month ago it would have
been different. Now the newspapers
will say that weeks adjournment is
for the purpose of getting the mile
age"
"The people would believe It," re-
marked
Mann hesitated little and said: "Of
course they woodland again he hes
itated-'and it would be the fact.
That's the worst Of It.
Want No War.
An observing newspaper correspond
ent who has been spending his vaca-
ton in different parts OF the middle
west gays that without exception the
people are behind every movement and
every method which will avert war
with Mexico. Nothing else quite con-
Germs them 30 much. He says that IL
President Wilson is aware of that feel
Ing be will redouble his efforts to set
tie the questions at issue with our
southern neighbor
II doubt IL either house of congress
would vote for war;" said a man who
had been In close touch with members
Of both branches. Unless something
like the blowing up Of the Maine or
some other atrocity should occur, 1t is
doubtful whether congress would de-
clare war;
Ne Cabinet Parties.
An evidence that two members Of the
cabinet are not wealthy Is the fact
that neither Secretary Garrison nor
Secretary Daniels will have large
guest list for the Army and Navy foot
ball game. Secretary Garrison will 60
to New York q few days In advance.
and Secretary Daniels and his family
will 60 up on the Dolphin In past
years the former secretaries have had
special cars with quite large parties at
these interesting events
A crsditsbls Embassy.
Argentina could establish credita-
bic embassy In the United States
much bettsr than number OF other
Argentina feels herself as
important - Brazil. although she is
much smaller In area and has only half |
the population at present. But Argen-
lima 10 the great wheat and meat pro-
ducing country south OF the equator
md 10 becoming an important nation In |
The world
Leekins Forward.
II seems that almost every nation in
Europe has been looking to the time
when the United States would be In
clash with Mexico. Most OF them re
|oice over the trouble. Not that 1t makes
any difference what happens in Mexi-
20, but they think the United States
viii be Weakened by such war Per
haps they know that this nation was
weakened as Z result of the war with
Spain on account OF the burdens 1t en-
Eailed.
The people Of the Latin countries
want war" said Danish officer.
They do not take any stock in peace
rhey expect to light. and the fact that
heir nations are smaller makes no diff.
ference"
The Mexicans, who are doing their
1tmost to provoke Intervention, have
little to lose by such action on the part
Il the United States.
Wilson Gets Them.
0sme Of the strongest supporters Of
'ther candidates 1t the Baltimore con-
'ention are now the most earnest sup-
'orters Of Wilson. Senator Swanson,
vho supported Underwood Is long a.
y Was q the 1eId, = one of TIE ~