Evening star., 1921-10-27
.air, with suggestions that the Texas

fair. with suggestions that the Texas
senatorship was at stake.
Going back to his early struggled,
telling how he began work on a farm
at the age of ten. he shouted:
the ememy Of anh abor WRy
groceries at the back door Of every
home in the capital Of Texas"
Substitute Resolution.
After House Leader Mondell, Rep
resentative Blanton and Representa-
tive Theodore Burton of Ohio had
spoken Representative Finis Garrett
was allowed one hour for discussion
of his substitute resolution, which
lis as follows:
whereas, Thomas L. Blanton, a
representative in Congress from the
state of Texas, did on the 4th day
of October, 1921, ask unanimous con-
sent to extend hts remarks in the
provements in the government print
ing office, which consent wae granted
by the House: and.
whereas, under the permission
thus obtained, the said Thomas L.
Blanton did insert and cause to be
for Saturday, October 20. 1921. cer-
tain letter or communication pur-
porting to have been written by one
Millard French to George Fl. Carter,
public printer, which said communf-
cation contained language that was
SO indecent, obscene, vulgar and vile
as to render 1t unavailable, had 1t been
contained in any other than an Of
fetal publications.; and,
Whereas, The said Thomas L. Blan-
ton by taking tho responsibility of
inserting such matter IN tho Congress
sional Record has offered an indignity
to the House of which he IL q member
70 q
membership OF the Congress, whose
official organ the publication ID, for
which he deserves the severe rebake
and drastic censure from the House;
and,
L. Blanton be and he is hereby voted
the censure OF this body, and the
Speaker of the House is hereby direct
ed to summon him to the bar Of the
House and deliver to him Its repsi-
mAnd and cenHuro."
wilnng to AD0log1sA
Frequent attempts were made by
numbers TO interrupt M; Stanton. but
clared II he could be convinced that
he had done wrong he would get on
his knees and apologize to each NOM
her OF the House.
But / have not" he added.
Then with a catch in his throat he
IOl0 no" "0uL u HE "I4o 1u0 S0Iu
to her that he could not carry on his
fiEht against the attempt to Soviet
lie the country" without funds.
''She stood with me and I sold our
home, spending every dollar we had
to keep UP the Aght. You have the
right to kick me out II you want and
I'll take my medicine"
VIII Not Resign.
"Rssign? Never"
when my adversariss' cold steel
pierces my ritals never suuawk, /"
shouted the Texan.
When Mr.. B1antoa referred to state
ments that tho republican st4ertng
committee had ordered that steps be
taken to expel him, Mr.. MondeN in
terrupted that . democrat had first
suggested the move.
Time OF Speech Extended.
Mr. Blanton denied q statement at
tributed to him yesterday In q dis
patch from Wheeling, W.. Va. that
any woman could read the affidavit
without . blush of shame"
what / said was that my remarks
could be SO read" he declared.
At the conclusion Of 0r: Blanton's
speech Representative Crisp. demo-
crat. Georgia, asked that his time be
extended thirty minutes. Mr. 1oadell
objected. but there was Q mufn0r OF
disapprovaa ana the objection waa
withdrawn.
Mr.. Blenton had started out of the
chamber. but was called back -: