Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-08
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arsa. Debates ,z7 on Subjects ai;j Cts Affeetlhs
&the Fitauiire :tiaii fs!cisiRzatl5 ssl'Sssfae 4
HSN HSNap,ortant Bills Lsstt.ln fhfs; siiNtftlss;' &
= a ;arhsS SMaihy: ,Nomin atiors ,Ren,aih ":
confirmed; ~; *: j; e. .:-fi
The, MsslxSty sixth congress :: pssssea
peaceftiilysnto history last FridaE: with ~
little. Of tthsiaurry usually at ttsnaahtt to
the htirly! !blip { Of an sinauguratio1n1. Sl
Final sr; -.gavels fell in the 1h6ase iat 1I.5o
o'clock, and In the Senate about ~; l2.so,
the latter,s clock i,i;otk having Seen moved
baakward land the 5omsps forward,
both fo ;tiii meet: t e eexigensi@ Srtlie inaueu-
.ral programme. 1rhrfedsateR the: new
senate ts7S3 wS3ass:ealled tesrdeEsb by Vice Pres!
.iden: Coolidge. 'fos tte ssssioh requested.
by President Hare g.S ~: - !: ~
The fnaiI slsnsi yS3sEe virtually de;
void. of leglslatfsn:zl The principal: bills;
which failed! :wssresfthe army and n. navy
appro,priation5 ,btdgets and the imI1i=7
grafton ;excfSsf M fana bill. The army and
immigration, or if3hleasures met a pocket
vetto;,"i7 by 1pSegssaent Wilson. :Who.. failed
to Sign. tsss1dssand q the; naval bill failed
to i:getttapdgh the senate: -. IN
::;s+PtresaseaEf Wilson IN eonformance.
WITH With. SSistofd, waited upon, congress III
Its 6SetlShsoiur in his room room off ths senate;
81 cham 6isf: i5ssE: signing few las. minute
: ms.suses: /, s $i " Among these were the sun
dtss.;Sivil ,appropriation blll,and + the
1s6gley. bill appropriating slS, 10000
loE' hospitalljaation Of former Service
men. :; ;s; ~, il. M /, ;..;4t (
q. q Republican leaders plan to,,dr;aft sub
;stitutes Tor the army and naVyEbills as
soon; 50 as the extra session IS convened
by President Harding: probably carly
in April, and rush them. through, The.
Immigration restriction measure also
will:;be one of the first measures con;
sidered at the extra session: l., :; :.
{ In addition .;to the army and in1mi-
grafton bills, President Wilson pocket
ed the watson bill. amending. the; War
risk insurance act andsa private claim
bill. ~" ,%:I.. ~
little spcech, Making. !, III. ~ ::
J.. Little speech making nj kin 6 marked today's
final proceedings, and it was q tame n :
male In comparison with past. con ngress-
es. Wearied by many'recent might .ses-
sions, the customary turbulence iof; adj
iournment was absent in both senate
and house. But there were many
touching incidents. AS ar. Offset was
the welcome given newly elected MEM
bers. ! - ..,..,,. Oft: =.
/ Swearing in 81 new senators was the
first business of the new senate. which
is expected to continue its - sessions
through next week and then adjourn
until the extra session of the Sixty
seventh congress Is called only-:ohe
senator-clect, Peter Norbeck Of South
Dakota, failed to respond to his name
last Friday.
After the ceremonies attendant on
the inauguration Of President Harding,
the new senate again assembled. re-
ccivcd personally from the new chief
executive his cabinet appointments ana
confirmed their norl;nat6ns!' Inc
greatly increased Republican majority
in the new senate compelled rearrange-
mcnls Of seating. y dozen Repubilcahs
were assigned to seats across the asleS
in the Democratic section, thereby re-
establishing the "old Cherokee strip.
Meeting early in the morning III their
final session. both senate and mouse
marked time for the inaugural c"rcmo-
nics about noon. Last speeches OF re-
firing members and tributes l" 'h''h
and to senate and house officers MN
slcd with routine business. In Inc
senate the. navy bill. long since gwen up
as lost, remained as unfinished huSs-
ness t. the last. In the house ADJOURN
mcnt came after two hours of speecn
making on the record Of the boys
achievements, with Republicans anu
Democrats in dispute.
Money Matters discussed.
Statements regarding appropriations
presented in both branches, showed Il
total appropriation during the congress
of about sS,240 100000 Of which about
So, 500, 100000 was made during the
last session. In the house wransle over
the money records, the Republicans
claimed great economies-a saving OF
Sc, 900, 100000, according to Representa-
tive Mondell-but the Democrats as
serted that no real economy had been
achieved. =
Prominent among measures which
died with the congress were the Knox
peace resolution, the soldiers bonus
bill the Calder coal regulation bill and
! the packer control bill.
Other important measures which
failed included those providing tor es-
tablishment Of 4 budget system; for re-
apportionment Of congress; 1or reor-
paniza,ion Of the patent office: for CO.