The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07

III saSs ss
SIlISGTOrs Ther.a
as st1s else in the Ofticiai n:ill OF
i tAffashiJs Ton IS IA t1ss
ssressi set away This attainel
the isDrtance or an eyent afIseting
rs sen.sto ra and u 90 odd rsprssantas
EsIiTes. who have been more or les
Econsts q: on Jobs Va
E'i'sss.i nc min,
I'M on lls, or aiont. leee.i. be-. 6tli,
some new unforeseen event should nec-
hesitate q cal Congress Wsls In seq
fsfoss 4 rear part OF Il re ti:.sc OF tho
ufstFa ton lsoilt ~ s day,
in The. four years, but Pres! dent wilson
I hollIs 81 X records Tor continuous ses.
sion as there hay e bsen s.fy albert
& hfee months out OF the twsflts- sog 4
| tn AT he has not had the ski y-tlliri
iGongressEo on his hands.
rs fFecting scenes were the order OF
| the day id both hi nsps. There IN as
Eot even an echo in the innI session
OF III The nm taEonisrn and d differences
OF opinion that has found it, way
Into so marx. battles In both houses.
| rat ss:tys beeT Eed dnffng the
PAST hort session In the Senate the;
oerd Congress crane TO an end in the
81 stonlarF quiet fashion tisat bcfts
the dignity with which the Senate III
supposed TO enyelop itself and which
II does, unless aroused by some long.
t;raWn out combat like the ship par
chase flibuster. when mortal man
even though he be Senator. &:
.bcund to yet a little paeved some.
times l Gs I
a. 70 UGH 81. pathos WAS added TO the
scene by the closing speech OF Sena-
LOT: Summons, who seized the ocnor-i
l .litlly TO pay attribute to Senator
'.p '.e1r who has been in the senate
SIN; SINCE 1888. Senator Perkins. who
has been very i'll, sat for a momeu,,
in conten1piation Of the tribute. Then
he slcwl half rose from his seaf
ieebly waved his hand toward the
l>orth Carolina Senator and his col
leagues in. gesture Of farewell. am,
resumed his seat. too overcome b.:
emotion 10 speak.
Deutschland 1ibSs lies has nom
Ing on America, when iii wa 81 IN me
as 1t was Thursday morning IN the
closing of the lower. House of Cor
sress. Just as Speaker Clark,s gaveI
TEL for the last time, and he declared
the session adjourned without dayg,.
q WonaIls voice in the gallery start
ed America. 1t took but moment
Tor the weary congressman, who were
making a rush for the doors. II, re-
cover from their amazement. ana over
coming their surprise, to join in the
nat1onal song.
II was an extraordinary ending OF
an extraordinary Congress, and toI
near the gradually growing volume 81
9! q. song, as congressman, the speaker.
V J, : l'c,, clerks and even the pages
added their voices to the rich mezzn
soprano or the leader, aroused a wave
or patriotic enthusiasm, that has SCI
dom been witnessed in the closing OF
any session OF the House.
Inc singing was not a pre-arranre,lI
aIfa1r, although the woman who had
ne inspiration to start America sat III
the y speakers gallery,za guest of Mrs.
7Gtark She is Mrs I1eonora Sherwood Il
daughter of Genera Isaac Sherwood
the veteran member of the House
whose beautiful voice has been very
much admired and given great pleas
lre at number cf the late social
events ven Of the season The singing
-co q for ha IL an hour. after the
adjournment. Other patriotic airsI
aEay snt go. tue =. crowd d8andled
were enacted in the aroma iva s 80 81,
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