The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-14

Oklahoma, writes proudly in his bio graphy that he graduated with dis tinction from the University of Hard Knocks" and another member of the same body. Representative Man uel Herrick. is entirely selftaught, never having gone to school a day in his life.
 GAN NOT BE PRESIDENT Six members of the house, ex- elusive of the territorial representa- tives, and three senators can never hope to be president because they are constiutionally barred from the highest gift in the power of the people, by the accident of foreign birth. The members of the house who fall in this category are Dan A. Suth- erland, of Alaska. born on Cape Ere ten Island; Joscpr Mclaughlin, of Philadelphia. native of Donegal country. Ireland; Julius Kahn, Cali fornia, born in Germany; F. w Sproul. Illinois born in New Bruns- iwi.h Canada; Adolph K. Saboth also of Illinois, a native of Czocho SIova- lda. and AL A. Michaclson, Illinois, born ia Norway
 The senators who arc thus do. barred are $. P. Nicholson. of Colo rado bon on Prince Edward IslauI; Frank R. Gooding, Idaho, d native of England, and Knute Nelson, Min. nesota, born in Norway
 The only Union veteran in the house now is Representative Osborne, of Los Angeles, printer by trade who was a private in the 192d New York volunteer infantry A comrade in gray sits near him in Representa- tive Charles Manly Stedman. of North Carolina. who was with Lees army.
 SERVED COUNTRY IN WAR
 The World war does not lack for representatives in the new congress, especially on the house side where several members can flourish distin- guished service crosses, D. s. M. and croix de guerre at will. The baby of the house. it's youngest member B.. Carroll Reece, of Tennessee. has been decorated for notable service during tt Ia gFtN n distinguished service cross. the D. s. NJ. and the croix de guerre by the French government, and was cited for bravery by Marshal Petain. Gems. Edwards, Hale and Lewis.
 l Near him sits another Tennessee member, who enlisted as a private and came out second lieutenant, Roy C. Johnson. The lone marine representative is Lou Allen Scott, of Tennessee, a devil dog, and the others include Tom Connolly, Texas, captain in the Eleventh division; Lieut.. Col Philip Henry Stoll. of South Carolina; Capt. John J. Me Swain of the same state; William H. Kirkpatrick, a major, from Pennsyl. vania; J. C. Speaks, of Ohio, who also saw service in the Spanish American war.
 CAPTAIN IN A. E. F.
 Representative R. G. Fitzgerald, of Ohio. a captain in the A. F. r.. Is among the members. and Mai Carl Hayden, of Arkansas; Walter '. Lineberger of California, who was wounded in action, and was with the engineering units overseas; ?. II. Swing also of California, who waived exemption and enlisted; Represents tive Tilson, of Connections; Repre- sentative C. H. Tinkham. Massachu- sets, the first American to fire a shot after the declaration of war against Austria; Maj L. A. Froth' ingham. also of Massachusetts; Maj. R. O. Woodruff. of Michigan; Harry Hawes, of Missouri; a major in the
 Missouri troops; Aviator Thomas
 Jefferson Ryan, of New York, pos sessor of croix de guerre; Capt.
 Ogden l.. Mills, New York and Maj. Hamilton Fish, Jr., member of the famous Fish family, prominent in several wars, who came with croix de guerre; Maj. Alfred Lee Bul.