El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

; continue printing the Record I re-
! peat this.
ssVFe are not rs bad. know. as
the house about printing any
thing and everything. Some steps
ought TO be taken to stop IL.
hate to say wen have to eurtniI,
this, but IL may come. We may
have to cOufine the Record to
such things as are actually said
and done in the two houses and
do away with this 1eave 10 print
that we have always accorded I
hope the senator from Texas VIII
not inEist upon the publication OF
this brfef.5
Under the circumstances. I viii
withdraw my request said Mr..
Sheppard. but It seems unfair that
the senator from New Jersey should
print the brief against the 18th
] answered"
sheppard Grows Angry.
Senator Edge. Of New Jersey. arose.
/ 7 have no apology TO make" he said.
l 7 offered this as a clear, concise
] statement Of the battle for state
/ rights as against federal rights"
7 shan insist" said senator Shep-
I pard. Jumping 10 his feet that at
I least a synopsis OF the brief sustain
Z Ing the 18th amendment be printed
I sary to get It into the Record, / viii
read II on this floor
eThe Is-h amendment to the
constitution WAS adopted by 45 Of
the IS states and IL 4 absurd 10
say that IL a. violation OF state
rights In fighting the amend
ments the state OF New jersey Is
putting itself on record against
law and In favor OF anarchy
The chair must admonish the SEN
ator from Texas that rule OF the
senate prevents the senator from at
lacking the state Of New Jersey"
said the presiding officer
Our New Federalism
Then say the senator from New
Jersey mlsrepresents his state said
senator Sheppard. "for I do not be-
neve the people OF his state think as
he does on this question"
7 presented II, not as an argument |
for liquor" said senator Edge. but /
try, for It is one Of the finest argu- !
ments have ever, read for state ]
rights We are continually faced with |
the question OF state rights and fed I
eral rights"
Senator king, Of Utah. Demo
crdt, took the floor. Doesn't the
senator from New jersey know"
he asked, that this new federal
ism we have commands that the
state sit down and let the federal
ngents and parasites operate our
states -
4 an glad" said senator Edge. as
state has seen fit TO take a stand
against this new federalism and ]
am glad that it Is my state
A state Rights Fight.
Through its legally constituted Of
ficers. we are resisting the right Of
the federal government 70 regulate
our internal affairs
eff we want liquor in New Jer-
seys we should have IL. II Texas
does not want II, Texas should
not have Il. But the federal gov
eminent should not tell either Of
us what we should do about IT."
Senator owen, OF Oklahoma. fol-
ferent-
Remember. an approximation bin
was the order Of business. but Il had
been laid aside for the shipping bill
and the senator's had been discussing
ranking privileges. prohibition and :
states rights. Now the Oklahoma
senator launched into a 40-minute de-
OF the federal reserve
banking system
This is called Senatorial courtesy"
and any member talks upon any sub
Ject he chooses at any time, regard
less Of what is under consideration.
unless the majority party decides to
put on the cloture rule then they get
down TO business.
After Mr. owen had finished his re-
marks on banking. no other senator
rising to his feet, the clerk resumed
the reading Of the shipping bill II
continued the rest OF the afternoon
as It was already late-and most OF
the senators filed out for their Of
fices or home while the reading was
In progress.
One Of the latest things in CITY
hotels nowadays is floor clerks with
an eve on everything in the big in
From where the clerk for a floor
sits. she can usually see down one
hallway and mirrors are deXterously
placed where she can see down others.
20 that II she Is looking. no person
an enter OF leave a room without be-
ng detected in the act
II f. said the mirror arrange
menf IL not solely to prevent rob
berry OF rooms either.
An inspiring sight is the cadet
sorpE OF the Washington high schools |
IN parade. The cadets OF the high |
schools OF the district make up two
.ull regiments. and, attired in their
blue uniforms. paradlng on the grassy
5reen of the Elipse, that wonderful
playground between the white house
md the Washington monument, they
make a sight worth seeing.
At their last parade, the marine
and played for the review. at which
he 40 infant General Of the army va 6 ]