New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-26

erty in the United States?
Mr.. CAMPBELL (of Kansas,
No; her property is in France.
MR.. CONNALI.Y-Mr. Speak,
will the gentleman yield?
MR.. CAMPBELL (of Kansas,
Yes.
MIR. CONNALLY-Did this Is,
undertake to secure her reinstat
ment as an American citizen pri
to her difficulties in respect to pro-
erty?
MR. f:aWPBELL tof Kansas
She came home. Afterward N
que stion Of citizenship Aras~ on D.
count Of her property She found
was necessary that she have a r.
toration Of her citizenship.
MIR. CONNALLY-So the who
question is one of her property?
Mr.. CAMPBELL lot Kansa.,.
No; but her american citizenship
necessary to secure ner own pro
erty and that OF her child.
Mr.. CONNALLY-But fol. o.
she would not have teen concern.
about her citizenship
MIR. CAMPBELL (os Kansas)-.
Oh, yes: very deeply concerned abo,
it. She has ali of the patriotic IN,
pulses Of q Kansas or Texas won
an for hcr native land.
Mr.. KINCHELOE--Mr. Speake
will the gentleman yield?
MR.. CAMPBELL (of Kansss).
Yes.
MR.. KlNCHELOW---Is she now.
the eyes Of the law Of Franco
Germany or both. g citizen Of Franz
or Of Germany
MR.. CAMPBELL (oY Ksnsas)-
Of Germany. She has taken r.
citizenship of her husband.
Mr.. KINCHELOW--I understar
che gentleman to by that thu
were married IN France.
MR.. CAMPBELL. tof Kansas,
They were married N England. HI
husband was a citizen Of Germany b,
birth.
MR.. kTNCHELOW-And she
now considered citizen of German,
MIR. CAMPBELL tof Kansas
Yes-by France, under the law.
MR.. JONES tof Pennsylvania
understand the present citizenshl
Of the wife has been determine
by the marriage status.
Mr.. CAMPBELL (of Kansas)-
{ Yes.
MT. JONES (of Pennsylvania
Doe the gentleman think that III
, French courts would insist on tn
dissolution Of that marriage vo'
before they recognized Il differer
citizenship?
MR.. CAMPBELL sos Kansas
No; they recognize legal separ4
ton in France. a letter that
read yesterday from French a.
torney, whose name Is known t
most American lawyers, states the
this action on the part Of Congress
will restore her to her rights, al
that it Is necessary In crder that sh
may assert her rights.
Mr.. JONES (of Pennsylvania
Even before the divorce Is obtained
MR.. CAMPBELL (of Kansss)-
Yes.
MI. CAMPBELL tos Ysnsasi-
Mr.. Speaker, suggest The spesss
put the question on the Joint ress
luton.
THE SPEAEER~lY robody DE-
sires the time the Chair will put tn
question.
The question was taken, and x
Chair announced the ayes scenic
to have it.
Mr.. RLANTON--Division, rs
Speaker.
MIR. GOLDFOGLE--Mr. speake'
make the point Of order there
no quorum present.
THE SPEAKER--Will the ger
tleman defer that for a moment an
make 1t on the joint resolution! II
gentleman from New York make
the point Of order there Is n
quorum present.
MR. GOLDFOGLE-l withdrs'
the point for the present.
Mr.. BLANTON--Mr. Speaker,
make the point Of ORDER. / thin
we ought to have -oi,caiI vote 0
this measure. We ought TO teae
rich American girls and Their anb
tious mothers seeking titled hu'
bands a lesson in regard to forelS
marriages and let them und rrasa
that when they buy such foreig
bed with its consequent great n
sponslbilities and troubles they mus
lie IN it, and then they will MOI
highly appreciate American HUI