The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-17
HARRISON ROASTS t. O. P.'S ON THE
 NEWbERRY AFT AIR
Says They Are Frying to Push the Case Through While Publ0 5 inier-
 ested In Armames t
Fly Associ sa qss

Washington, N aiAts l The Senate took up ae gefaHn If the privileges and elections committee today on the coatest 0f Henry Ford against the seating of Tru- man H. Newbefry republican, Michigan, who was bis opponent in the 1918 election and slthou h the debate was at tiaes heated and a night session was forced httle prog ress was made toWgfa s Noie.
 The debate was opened hp Chair man Spencer, of he fris cGps and elections commit who supported the report of the majority calling for the seating of Senator Newberry and in general defended the senator and his 1918 campaign. In concluding his address, Senator Spencer sug gested that Senator Pomerene of ohio, representing the minority views of the committee, proceed with statement. but the latter declined. saying that he was indisposed and would not speak at the night session.
 Harrison Reads Report
 As the night session wore on through quorum calls and cross fire of political debate, Senator Har- rison, democrat, Mississippi, who previously had charged the republi- cans with attempting to force through the resolution for seating Mir. Newberry when the armament conference was occupying the public attention. took the floor and began to read the majority and minority committee reports. The docu1ients total some 2,000 pages. and othsr democrats said they were ready to take up the reading in relays, If necessary
 Senator Spencer and other repub- licans denied that they were att tempting to force the resolution through. as MT. Harrison had charged, and said they were ready to vote. But MT. Harrison and Sem ators Walsh of Montana and swanson of Virginia then began an attack in which they accused the republi- cans of seeking night session In revenge for the refusal through the objection of Senator Watson. demo- crat. Georgia. earlier In the day for a unanimous consent agreement to vote on the resolution December 2s.
 sHigh Handedo Method
 Mr. Watson declared the action of the republicans in calling a night session was high handed and that time would come for repentance. Mir. Harrison inquired wether the re- publicans desired. "as you did on the night of the passage of the tax bill. to gather in the cloak room and sing through the night session."
 Senator Spencer, in the course of his address, said he admitted that the money spent in the Newberry campaign was too much, but he con tended that the Michigan senator had violated no law.
 Senator Stanley democrat. Ken lucky. interjected to say that the campaign was race between d tin lizzie and a golden chariot"
 After Senator Harrison had contin- ued his reading for more than an hour. Senator McKeller, sdemocrat. Tennessee. took the floor and cited excerpts from the majority repor. as tending to show that it's authors had misinterpreted some of the tes- timony.
 Senator Harrison then resorted to the calendar of bills for material to continue his address. Senator Spen . cer. however. moved a recess until II a. m. tomorrow. and this was carried without roll call.
 The effort to obtain an agreement setting a date for vote will be re- sumed tomorrow. leaders said.