Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-10-08
nondence u the Timss- Pieayune J

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mississippi remarked;
"Mr. President, / think the world has
e0ne mad on this question Of society.
iii social moth bufRs it's gilded
mrs IA the aame which Is fed by tie
abstance Of the poor mans toll, white
Ire children Of the wealth pFodu
to denied the necessarios Of life.
ISL We could go hack To that digni-
ea. glorious simplicity which charac-
erized the official life of Thomas JEFF
rson. wish We could get away
f0m tho degrading social wants that
b against the strength Of youth and
3 social lies that warp us from the
living TRUTH and come back to the old
9Aufncratic way Of doing things
IL was a cry quite as much against
M modern complexities Of govern
lent as against the modern complex
ias Of society, d barking back to the
glmple principles Ilpon which were
Founded not only this government, but
tNis nations social organization as
Men.
There are those who advocate a
more centralized and a more intricate
srhene of national government as b
neans Of dealing with the new nrob-
lens which have arisen as a result Of
s.4ts aad nonmfafsor
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WASHINGTON III 4 group photograph OF
SENATE, of the Immediate post-belium
period. II presents a curious contrast
v;th 4 grouD ~photograDh Of the pres
ent.day senate.
III the old picture are strongly
marked faces. ranging from the
bA~avy.fcatured. brooding, thoughtful
CONTINGENCIES Of the tyue-a genera
2ion later-of Stephen Al. Douglas to
the trim. aquiline, ascetic masks Of
New Englanders of fbe Emerson and
Y,swell tyDe. Few mediocre faces are
3iare; each face ii distinctive, clean
,rnt. thoughtful. And, further, The sec
ktf0nal tvpes can readily Ia picked out.
But 1T group photograph 0f today's
Sagate has been likened to a gathering
IN INV merchants ana manufacturers
association Of some average American
eitr. The public.nan faee docs NOT pre-
aornihate. For one thing, whiskers and
ssafe9manship never deemed to har.
yaons5s Here. III This Senate, ara such
whIskers as those worn By John W.
kern XII indiana. John Randolph Thorn
sor II Louisiana. Knute Nelson 81 Min
ussota. Henry cabot Lodge Of Massas
caugetts, Henry A. du Point Of Della
ware. James ID. MARITIME Of New Jersey,
geosge y. PERKINS DIT California, James
Hamilton Lewis of Illinois, and Isaac
Stephenson OF Wisconsin,
Rtes. hower IN varying degrees Of lux
nr5ance from the huge, inverted morse
shoe which Senator Walsh Of Montana
wears through the intermediate stage
ex-senator Clapp Of Minnesota % eae
Stubhy. close-cliDped bit Of hair on
the upper lip Of Senator Elihu hoot q
New York.
Al COMPOSITE OF the Senate Of To-Day
a1lghh well be 9 composite Of q STAGE
ardwaremen's association.
One relieving point would pc tne
see Of Senator Vardaman. He looks
Ae part Of a Senator Of . public man,
these midsummer days he Is q cool
rene figure III the Senate. His face,
rong, heavily lined from nose r.
oath, c~lean-shaven, impassiye
oughtful, matches up well with those
EtraitB Of an earlier Senate. He
ears his hair long, after a fashion OF
IN own. rolling back owe his collar,
r.lad ill III white, his form erect and