The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-13

ent consideration of the Igoe resOlu
ton
The Speaker CGilett}-There is on
unanimous consent pending.
Mr.. Clark of Missouri-What is it?
The Speaker-The request of the gen
tleman from Ohio to extend his re
marks.
Mr. Clark of Missouri am perfect
ly willing to withhold.
Mr.. Overstreet (democraD-I shall
mine.
Mr.. Clark of Missouri-Mr. Speaker
| ask unanimous consent for the pres
ent consideration of the Igoe resolu.
tion.
The Speaker-The gentleman from
Georgia withdraws his objection. There
is pending u unanimous consent that
the chair will state. The gentleman
from Ohio asks unanimous consent to
extend his remarks by printing in the
Record correspondence with julius
Barnes relative to the wheat situation.
Is there objection? (After a pause)
The chair hears none.
Mr.. Clark of Missouri-Mr. Speaker
Mr.. Overstreet (democraN Mr.
Speaker. | renew my request. ! ask
unanimous consent to extend my re-
marks in the Record by inserting a res
oluton adopted by the commercial club
of Savannah indorsing the league OF
nations.
The Speakers there objection to
the gentleman extending HIS remarks
in the Record by printing a resolution
of the Savannah, Ga, club indorsing
the league Of nations?
Mr.. Reavis (republicanl-Mr Speak
er, I object.
Champ Clark Rebuffed
Mr.. Clark of Missouri-Mr. Speaker,
/ ask unanimous consent for the con
sideration of the Igoe resolution about
boots and shoes applause on the dem
ocratic sde)
The Speaker-The gentleman from
Missouri asks unanimous consent for
present consideration of the resolution
about boots and shoes. Is there objec-
ton?
Mr.. Anderson (republican)-Mr. Speak
er. reserving the right to object. If we
have to agree to every resolu' ION any
body wants to pass. in order to get
this recess, think we had better not
have the recess.
Mr.. Clark of Missouri-Nobody Is ask
ing for but one resolution.
The Speaker-The chair declines to
the gentleman for the pres
ant.
Mr.. Blanton-Mr. Speaker. regular
order.
The Speaker-The gentleman from
Texas demands the regular order
Mr.. Clark of NTissouri-The regular
order is putting my request.
The Speaker-But the chair did not
'ecognize the gentleman.
Mr.. Clark OF Mlssouri-Did not recog- |
lize me?
The Speaker-The chair did not rec
,gnlze the gentleman from Missouri
Mr. Clark of Missouri-Mr. Speaker.
parliamentary inquiry.
The Speaker-The gentleman WIZ
state ii.
Mr. Clark Of Mssouri-What went |
With the request I made that the gen
leman from Missouri could call up his
'esolution?
The Speaker-The chair is not obliged
o state it unless he desires.
Mr. Clark of Missouri understand
hat.
The Speaker-The chair did not rec |
,gnize the gentleman to present re-
iuest.
Mr.. Clark of Missouri-Did the chair |
'ecogniZe me or not?
The Speaker-The chair recognized
he gentleman.
Mr.. Clark of Missouri-And I made
he request.
The Speaker-The chair Is not OBJ
iged to recognize the gentleman to
prefer requst-
Mr.. Clark OF Missouri-Well. my un-
lerstanding was
The Speaker-The gentleman from
Michigan OIr. Fordney, republican, IL
Subsequently Speaker Gillett took
he floor and admitted that he had
,locked consideration of the resolution
[ was his method of making objection
o Mr.. Cl1rk's request. since no other
member of the house had objected.