The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-05-03
|.RIFF HAS RIGHT
|oE WAY IN CONGRESS
rr EXPECTED TO RUSH
EN AA3 e MEASURE. CON
h EMoITMT ENTERS FAST PACE.

cuINGTON, D. Gin con-
A atbe mental anguish" as Sena-
| IS nal Il" characterized the controver-
ar the treaty, has been transfer.
o''I 1;nIomatic questions, tariff and
., ~ in the senate, and the
'niS a @' naval appropriation bills IN
|ny anu Congress has now entered
nous Ea oreciDitous pace from one
bon lnt Iegisiative problem to an
p0i'T which is expected to keep Sup up
h IL ',r ~ feel the GREATNESS sep p
/ III n'i best The emergency tarlf
gnoe, L. ", Substantially as it passed
FaSulS o+ the last session and tailed
|ngreSSS ""rre cid veto, will have
I OT rsight Of way in the senate ave now "
Is, i' he expectation that headWay
b. I, InF made s this week toward put
II % tbrough. the most optimistic
fg , It believing that there will be
Fissr ,@,g, vote before the week is
la'Ol Liners fully counting upon
III, .. ",rangle in committee, partlc;-
Fgu o~ar the anti-dumping and val
stion clauses
Most Undressing" Acts.
c.,.r,n eved seriously minded fol
I ooSl'l Of legislation look forward to
! 90 soell Of tariff, and possibly also
R,. spr" as if they were the prime in
E na,+S' o. the country. | sat in the gal
~ s' drring the week and took pains
! ak a good many people. looking
! ' ,rbo were free from satiatlon or
f. "I burden of knowledge of legls-
E+;;r "a. Affairs, vet with a fresh and hui
! IN reaction, what struck them as
n most interesting acts OF the senate
What nh automobile bill just introduce
! " answered a gentleman from the
t;dd}a west Senator Pittman's bill
'Eing things so you won't have to get
IN one automobile license and can go
any state with it." continued the
6sitor q have been bothered to
kath getting licenses for two or three
kates because it is necessary for me
1 run nv car around the country,
ia 50 has everybody else. You folks
'6wn here in the District of Columbia
Erst have to pay a pretty bill for Ii
|knses and permits for Virginia, Mary
Ind and the District. think that the
sEnator from Nevada has done the
kountry a service. I'm surprised not
b hear more about it. Every fellow
from the Atlantic to the Pacific who
bwns car will bless him."
inquiries About Divorce Laws.
Expecting that this was only the. re-
sction of an unimaginative soul, a wo-
han was approached. She was listen
hg intently to the technical treaty de-
] ate OF Senator POmerene, whose ar
gument sounded like an encyclopedia
j foot notes.
DO YOU know which is Senator
|OneS, OF Washington:" she inquired.
lHe is remarkable man, is he not ?
Fe seems to realize the country's need,
pcs he not? When do you suppose
Eey will debate his divorce bill? 1t is
long time, in my opinion, since the
fnate had anything more sensible and
pore vital to the interests Of the coun-
fy than this bill of his, Standardizing
the divorce laws OF the United
ltates. think that is constructive leg
Platoon. The mudd1e and complications
Fused by the different standards of di-
|oFce proceedings and laws have been
setback to family life"
But in the experienced and profes-
onai atmosphere of the senate these
70 bills, in behalf of automobile and
sYorce that awoke the general pub
II created less stir than the caveats
1 Senator Tom" Watson. The SEN
/ Is overwhelmed with problems OF
leorieS and policies of the govern
tent which have accumulated for
Ears, such as, for instance, the i'm
ISIation legislation which has just
Fen voted upon by the house and sent
me senate. The senate does not
EPvG this bill, regulating admission
F.- aI'nS' to be materially changed