The evening world., 1913-05-10
CONGRESS ADDS
BANKER GLOVER
TO PuNcHERS' LIST
Is Seventh Man in Nations His
tory Reprimanded for As
sault on Member.
APOLOGIES FOR ACT.
Slapped Representative Sims
and Gets Spanked" by
Speaker Clark.
APOLOGIES FOR ACT.
- Samuel n. Wnltsnss.

- Samuel n. W1ltsnss.
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WASHINGTON. MAJ S.-Bs oasssus
whst yss - - ~ . . msmAsr Of
Con6ssss - ySu VIII 81 IN the a. q
Charles q. 0sovss. SrssiAsnt Of WsaA.
inston's biggsst bank. He cot nol the
other DAY at something Thstus sins
saie scout him and prsmptiy siappsA
that gsntisman's face. Now'N ehanced
that Mr.. Sims 10 . representative from
Teoassses and for this little exchange
Of oeHressass M. Glover has bscoms No.
= IN the list Of pus,iisitie ostissns ~.
liely reprimanded BY Congress.
The osrsmoniss Of Initiating Mr. 0iev-
Or Into the Congressional punching club
tsok place yssterday afternoon In the
Hsuse a representatives
Speaker Champ Clark played the role
q Uncle Sam administering q veroai
spanking to . bad boy. WHO stped hum.
Die and penitsnt baers two hundred
Censrsssmsn and ave hundred spscta-
Tore Uncle Sans feelings - we'll -
NJ sims's face had Sssn horr1biy out.
RACED. ana the whole might and force
Of the greatest Government on Garth
Was summoned TO prove that the person
OF Congressman 10 ascrsd: alsc. Incl.
dentally, that the right Of free speech
snast b preserved. OF course you can't
always tell who 10 and who IL not a
Congressman. especially In Washington,
where they are continually In the way
OF automobiles and street cars. 10 the
new rule OF the road In the capital u 70
consult Congressional directory bssor,
vsnturins forth.
All this fu0 grew out OF rsmarks
made By the Tennessee Congressman IN
tine House about the purchase Of some
PARK property In the city with which
hs connected Mr.. Glovsrs meme. Whsre-
u1en the tanker. meeting the Congress.
man IN the street 4 few days aEu.
slapped his face.
LITTLE DAMAGE EXCEPT TO p,o.
NIFTY AND "FEgLIN'S."
Ihe Cnngressman 10 sixty.two years
on and the banker nearly the same
aSe. so no serious physical damage was
Sows 20 either. Instead OF calling q
peuccman In the English fashion or
eneusns1ns to duel In the French
fasaion. the Tennesseean complained to
the House that its rights Of free speech
we're imperilied and tho immunity Of
member for his utterancss on tho
noor was IN danger. 50 tho ponderous
wheels OF Congressional contempt pro.
eeedings ware st In motion. They
0Found through hour Of dsbats until
thoV dragged Banker Glover before the
Sar q the House yesterday.
No stretch Of the Imagination could
paint the scene - masnifcsntly solemn.
II b dfmcult to picture the outraged
majesty Of government when clad In
AsUlaGos summer clothes. 4 presiding
S0oop IN light gray garments doss not
sxsseiy fslali ones Ideas Of parnamsn.
TRY pompo01ty. A sergeant.at-asms.
WttAeat symbols Of authority or habiii.
NESTS Of once did not give IN impress.
stoa Of The nations power - hs saun.
t9sd lewa the main sisls theoretically
lraeginS . prisoner before the tribune
OF the Despie. A national assembly Toll.
IND ssaks, soms reading newspapers.
eoms taking smong themselves hardly
appeared particuiasiy outraged.
Banker Glover wAs quite the most dig
MiAsd aSure OF ALL even though he was
not In chains nor dsdant In me,n. lie
10 q tall. hne appearing man. we'll
dressed BY his tailor and well groomed
BY his valet. He stood facing the
epeaksr while the Indictment voted al.
most unanimously by the House. was
reed to him.
DO you desire 10 bs heard" ssksd
Speaker Clark, and TO have counsel
on the charge OF being IN contempt OF
the House Of Representatives for having
violated its privileges"
BANKER APoLooixge; oEro
VERBAL SPANKING.