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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
GOSPEL ron FARMERS

Every farmer be- asking himself ihl.
question what cam prndu,r next
year and 90 iuTtur, Yeats that cam sell
quickly iDI cash with u margin ut prof.
% aho,, cost of production = care.
600 study ,i this question reveals Iuf
unr answer namely thD-' wudY,ts
which during the mt hit, always
sold readily Ji guud prices and pr lm.
mediate cash such products bIr but
Tee fJt and ufispung from thr dil
COW, eggs. poultry and hogs On other
words tho COW. tb, bHg and iIu h,u
viii uut 900, farmer 900 position o. live
,u e cash basis enable hUw Coo prudur,
other iru crops without borrowing
money Boo IdNtn,. and Hbutr enable him
tu Independently .t, it home VIII
cotton practically 1900 WuuTk,tnhIr crop
under h",uusr 90 th, Ohiui o., made that
the s'lIing price Will mot justify a.,
cost ut piDkug pud ginning doses NOT
lace very urum-fl, uuiluuk Cor hs
next years operation Do hr expects g.
follow hi- ,Id PATHS Du the other
hand. o. b. encouraging iu know that
buti,riat iu 10, form 90, cream finds
ready and cash market tina, Texas is
10y 90 means ot,rsuppli'd with this pro.
duct. and that by using "a, hyproducts
skim milk for calves. poultry and pigs
other products can o, secured than can
b, sold Tor cash thus enabling him e.
exist iu this most critical time in the
history - our farming operations Food
and feed crops should ho the basis iui
our 1927 farming operations with IN
uugh 1--we stock a. ruuyyri thrW into
ready ~t'oJbl, product. Think o. over
Nj Former ln.k us,. your community
aud see fur yourself who 90, farmer.
are that have gotten by this year
and follow that old axiom delay IN
dangerous Remember that from siN
90 ten good dairy COWS iitiy o. one hun
dr,d laying hens. with ,wo brood sows
viii make any farmer independent --Tu.
la Herald
Barnett you have never embodied
greater showing ~ fact IN So brief a
space On your cntir, NE This h great
farm gospel and should u, Needed by
every man who b. engaged in the high
IS essential game 81 production on the
farm. This IN IN, message that We
have been attempting Co put over and
We are still hopeful that u viii be- ac
fur o. b. worthy 81 the great
st effort Anything that viii put the
farmer on q cash basis viii greatly help
the whole 81 society
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

until thu a. V. u. season. We are now
safe for few months 40 least. and un.
less We are providcntially numbered we
viii be- able to buy some more thick
ones" 10y that time.
Another thing that has impressed us
b. the fact that our own Congressman.
Marvin jones, is 80 big that neither the
Democrats nor Republicans can buy
him. lie has u head ~ his own aud hc
II using a. and Just ~ long rs he re-.
mains In Washington West Texas viii
be- represented In manner acceptable
a. hll-nyc bolshcyiks.
And just - long rs the boss" keeps
uff IT Ms, We are goig a. make the
Amarillo Daily News. West Texas
Greatest rapcr'j represent the people
shoot cut" the news while IL h news.
Nnd "" are not going To- handle II with
Kid gloves Some people will kick"
and d"uuuncc W.. hut ". are too big 10
get "surc"-wc suppose. Why. even
some people kicked when Jesus Christ
came 20 earth. and We can't hope TO
get by any easier than he did
"" have wonderful bunch ~ re-.
pnrtcrs un our staff. one of 'cm We
call Bull. because he acts like Here.
ford. another We have named sis. for
he II ~ tender aud modest ~ sweet
girl graduate" Then We have one who
Is known ~ pop. FOR hc IL always
popping up and inicrrup,ing YOU,
JUS, at the time when you don't care
to see him ~ all. hut the Joke comes
with the last one-hc Is mystery.
When he lived IN Portland h. went by
the name Il Lyons" In California he
was known as Bear The prison com.
missioner has refused to divulgc the
name he used In Arizona and he looks
rather serious. We have never had the
nerve Ia address him only ~ Mr.. -.
They call me Cac". probably because
| am always sticking In" whore ann
not wanted Then. too am told that
I am Jus, about as handsome as a cac.
tus plant.
Say. come around and visit our sane
tum. We Ike Ia entertain visitors--it II
easier than working. II YOU are not
taking the Daily News NJ this time sub
scribe for u. ~ the end ~ the yenr.
II you arc not satisfied call around and
demand rcfund-hnd s"c II YOU get II.
Well see YOU next SundIy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
Inviting The Tourists,

Southern hotel men In session nj Gal
weston have been giving enthusiasts
co,s,aor,,,,., ., A., ,r,no.., 20 .,o.oo.r.
-
''' W u" "u'c'us'"N o""'pa'sn W W.
quaint tourists with the special ad'an'
tages Of cities along "the Sunny South
rr.ln which includcs tho gulf coas,
.,,Io,
T,ro nro,ni,c,, Noy yo,l ho,ci man
MIR Thomas ID urc,n urcsld.n, ~ IN.
Ncy y,rk CIV Hotel AssocIa,,on ana
AR Elmer. a. urocn nresiden, ~, ,he
Now y,rk stat. Hotel Asnc,a,,or al.
v,s.d IN. ,royc aud nror,,s.d ,ho ola
n N,,,hcrn ho,J vsn ,n d.vcIo,irr
Tho ,ouris, noss,h,li,i,s q, ,heso son,h'
.rn ci,i,s po,h mon declared ,h., ,ha,,
,ulf CONS, ci,,.s nossosso1 ,,anv sa,ar.
,,e.s .o,,ai ,n ,ho.o =, r.lorId, "a ,.,i,
fornia and ,bnt Win wort ana ,,hi,.
ci,v IN. s,rc,ms a., ,o,,r,s, ,rase,,, co,,ia
he attracted
T.x,s Inns ,us, had similar ,.s,,,ro,,
frnn a dis,,ngn,sh,d ,raya,o. al 800
ist "Marsc I,enry. (v,,,c,sor u.ho n
Tod, dav. asa la,, ,,, M. po.,,a,,,.
bomo nf,cr snendin, n h,,h,v .a,,.s,c.
.orv period ~ CaIvcs,o, "w,,." Iion.
40" deserted rlorid, IN Gonna o. Te,,.
md n. Ind oniv word. ~ nr,,.., Co..
Galveston And the ye,or,r M. hs.
Travelled .hou, The w"rI crour. ~
make him an authority am tourists %,
sorts ''' "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
WHY WAIT TO Br TOID,

The man with initiative doesn't vai,
to he told. lie sees what II 90 be- don.
and does II, and when other people dis.
cover this trait In him hts future IL
well assured
II IL the faculty II initiative that I'M.
III" positions of general managers. zen.
cral attorneys president. supcrIntcnd.
cnts and all executive positions In the
world
The man who Is looking for something
That can bc done viii both find I, and do
II. The man who never does anything
until he IN told Ia do II and never does
that until h. II told how 10 do n. may
he honest. faithful. industrious and ioyaI
hut he II likely 10 spend his life wonder.
ing how he viii ever raise the mortgage
from his house.
Like everything else that IL valual,l.
Initiative In neither usual nor eaSv ,n
come by. The proportion Of men wh,
are born with II IN very few. and many
Ut these are M easily. discouraged bv
some fellow employees that they los,
their initiative as soon ~ they find on,
that employing II generally means la,.
tie of some kind
Yet initiative In q quality tina, can IA,
cultivated. More than that, Il IA N anal.
Ivy That must be- cultivated II ym, ar.
pect Ia amount 20 more than tho anil.
lions of very ordinary people who non.
ulate the world.
fou can begin Ia cultivate Il In amy
WORKING environment. do the work tina,
YOU are told 10 do and then look aroura
10 lind other work that you hay. mo,
been told Ia do. but which Il IL possIh,..
to do. Keep your mind on your lob ana
when you find a better way 10 Do Won,
work adopt that why without v,,,,n.
Tor somebody else 10 tell you To-
Look about for opportunities IN proy.
that you are better than the boss ,hIrL.
you are. The boss may he an indIyia.
ual or n corporation but Il makes ma ,,,s.
terence which. Your importance win h.
measured by your usefulness and ever,.
uaily your income viii be- the me..,,.
~ your importance
Work intelligently and M sw,s,,,.
" consistent with good work. hn, -.
all Keep your eyes open for ch,rs..
To do your work before you are ,o,s ~
10 u. u you can do that, and d. 4, go !"
YOU will soon be mas, 80.
1erins whether or not you are ,o,.-
get along In the world.--Jobn p,s,s "
Chicago Daily News '~V, /"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
NORTHWEST
TEXAS PRESS
WI lNNf 81 MnRRII.n

THE m,t chat DO. G,umu. won Boo
th. upI,. sl.,sl election hi SUNDAY
ndi,''s l Hiuus Gumn mUuu..
,,,. 'hlt country hut % .uI lpu..
'uNt iH.s, greet .HI u,.ds tI, tu nu
taken from GERMANY anyway Doesn't
Iu"h exactly Ik, UI Ws 90 iHs IIs
uu,, ,M.dr,a Pest
W. unf %, worried H,U GERMANY
troubles 900. VHsi,iU lr better than
ahn deserve. Hfrr duuHr tu ihr vh.l,
world tb, misery un which me ur,.
enc generation $500 suffice bul sul ih,
irlt uf SORROW 5000 r.' hty, hrru m1t
repaid lf lH1 ourselves with o. f.w
unclaimed tur. thN .bnll not nr shed
boo behalf uf Dunu. tm that harriet BE-
700 outlaw n 'H, patriotic American
mind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
BY RAY II. McCoRKLE

all So wise. and 81 pretty aud ~ re-.
iu,d.
There's nobody holding him either.
The truth Is Just this When you
go tn d, So blamed guod that you are
unable a. find social equals In Texas
10 h high time To price railroad tick
Its.
Aud while We hate like thunder TO
say u. there are "a lot ~ birds right
here IN Amarillo who need a change.
Tho "Salt water brigade" from pres.
rnt Indications. have decided Ia re-.
trench Probably their tears 'nuatcd"
them out. \ little salt water In It's
place - alright. hut never try Ia mix
u with u flowing uil well. u you try
such stunt YOU mny be- sure that you
rrc wHging u battle that will be- lost. OH
always cuuuu'r~- comes Ia the top.
Thu~, who have been connected with
this brigade viii do well To take the
fresh air cure II that fails TO work,
Try radlum.
"" have hccu ~ blamed happy for
the list few weeks that We feel dizzy.
No don't get Il In your head that We
savc been looking upon the moonshinc
when u was red. We have not Meth
~ have We held any royal nushcs".
But Just think
The Cult IL real producer. Rains
have fallen over the country and grain
crops were never better. Freight rates
have been reduced Tor cattlemcn. and
they have chance To regain the losses
which have been incurred during recent
years. We have been permitted 20
enjoy all the natural blessing Of life
even though wo are poor. and last but
not least our winter togs' held out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
HEAR DEAR PIssINiIsTs RAVE

It's too bad that there cannot b. a
board OF censorship on col new, from
this community. Some Of the pesslmlstic
brethren rave in the day time and the
nigh, time through fear that nn imprrs
son viii be created In the minds 81 the
people that this Is destined AZ some time
b. the future to be- one Of the country =
grrs, oil fields How z.alous they are Of
the truth They live IN mortal dread Of
deception bring put over On the pco.
pi,. Some u them have gone so fsr a.
q sy TIA, the oil that IL being found
% thls section of the state II dead
oil" Even this II concession. how.
ever. Tor they "a first would not admit
that Il ~as even dead" they declared
Y sl'ogs'hsr absent Finally there came
ihHc when they were Induced 20 go
theIs hands sin.afcd with "a. sticky.
sme,s. pasa Thcy c,tba than no lonr.r
- y I. |.~M ii ~ -. !. u -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

iiorc II anything good or J.s.Iable here,
so the ou ihnt BE- found be- dead"
n seems strange that Some ~ these
howlcrs who hut, accumulated their
holdings here aro so Jealous OF the state.
mcu,s printed In Tho newspapers about
The discovery uf OIL or amy other hope.
mi facts relative i0 'b.. .uIr'.f O. may
b, information io li such th1t The
Ncws b. Plains rouu'tN Institution,
that it Is here o. s'li ana 'a print .hc
news According 20 .ts best ability %
gather and interpret sum. This paper
IL NOT seeking advice about bow 20
oondu,, .ts business from tho knocking
pessImis'ic element that always hls a
cp against this report nnl that
tn, N,vs H. p,ndHs %. time .0
gathering facts ,uI figures possessing
rcadlli, interest and Vhrn Those arc
found they Wul o., published ,,.n
though some uf tho hlfuh.i. would.
bo's considers {, their business o. break
ln and nave
ON th" other hand Th. N,Ns delights
tu haN, suggestions from 'HH-, who 20
i's friend, and who it,, r.ll ',gH.
mate concern about tha development
ana ln 90. welfare of this community
and M, great Plains Country Al such
ere invited io have their ~iy. but tho
suurupg,d creatures who are uut ~
lir' with tho world ana humanity and
Who ar, uprosrd To- anything hopeful
being published relative 60 this section
II 90, state are excused from "buiiing
In"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
THREADS

rs au tur man 9" hr 90 prssi.
mist vh,u % cnsis %" more {" 10" an
,p'mist SET u lut 81 u'.ul' have mover
h,,n all, o. s,, the liEhi Then. tuu.
there o. 1T ~ dissatisfaction, AMI
there b. nothing in ne world that
viii drive man tu an untimnly grave
more quickly than the germ 20 dis
satisfaction.
\ few weeks agu re- follow hrcczcd
through our uffic" SUD after cussiug an
the bill collectors IN the city. casually
mentioned the f,tc, that the United
states ~ some country" We'll. per
sunullv We believe m, states are all
right. but that fellow had been bitten
hN the hug uf dissatisfaction. lie was
as sore a. % boil. and all because he
was not satisfied With himself He
GUESSED the government th' war depart
mont ard o.. a'lrctito sDr,irc system.
Nft.r o. had Debated himself and when
Wy were 'uri about ready Goo send uut
rr IN, smelling slt. the boss told
him that u hr WIS su thoroughly DIS.
satisfied that " might hc well tor him
90 leave this country --thai nu one WIS
holding him. W. can't say whether
be- LETT or not. bu, he has not visited
uur saucium since.
Then there, &. fellow in Amarillo
who was born ln another state. and II
i've lives t. be- thousand years old he
viii never Vct over the fact that all
Texans are not fools he even went so
ter as to say that h. had never seen u
real hr.gh, man In TvNas-that the
women we're nll brazon and unrctincd-
that the population ~ whole was
srmlharbaruus. Yet that sucker stu
hangs around IN Texas ana We 60 to
I 81 every night wondering what the
dickens h. doses not return to- tile
stat. II his nntlyity-whcrc they are
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

Churches as we'll as other enterprises
ar recognizing Oh, worth and import.
arH' 81 advertising So thirg is too good
60 D. ,'-,i.rd--It's only the worthless
enterprises that ars NOT worth adycriis.
ING. Worthy merchandise o. enhanced
by legitimate advertising 10 ls only the
nou.mer.tor.ols article that suffers b.
reason 90 Icing advertised. The more a
sOOd thing Is advertised tho farther VIII
he the sale q that thing The keen bus.
iness and professional men NJ today
realize The worth ~ the-, facts. and
his accounts fof the showing ~ the
.iyo ones In DO. newspapers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
PRAYER

When ! ask God Tor anything and win
Iii, acquic,ccucc in my soul is born
y deep humility and gratitude
80 great II cannot be expressed by words;
For What am that God should heed my prayer:
Most wonderful that He should grant my wish
] must not any vain petition make.
nor ever amy huriful things desire,
Most gracious of Gods gil, i, that Of prayer
That prayers are answered doth assure our
faith
But should pray. and should ungranted be
The thing ! ask do not doubt Gods love:
For have learned from my experience
The things we 80 desire are oitentimcs
The very Things lie knows we should not have
The things oar hearts grow thankful TO
have missed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

1T ro one o. "Iark,d" with this
-lush about blue laws f.r ~ last
there h. behind al, this no.s. some mo.
tive. that honest people viii not care
to back 40 tn American people rr
20 bs depended on @. tlts ar. ~ aUy
situation With which th,t may be ron.
fr0ui'd They vii. s,, ro 90 that or'y
enough blue O. introduced into the
schem. 'u properly h1rmorlz, Let no.
ono Suicide BOZ anticipation % the hor.
tors that await them through blue
laws that w.il never h. enacted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
M II WISE

p.,.d,n iH.I"- lIs vetoed 'b.
raH , 'U. .Hlug republicans g.
throw .' fU. recent Hup.nt.,s ui
President WILSON 90, Dtu sur,i.,
plan $500 a allowed iu stand iu tH,
present D" ueuI ' refuu,. lwu.u
Gee, lamIH county ll,uId
On 'ms. I- Don other things President
llardIpg d. showing lOud .lsmrn'
Such tactics Js these Will bl,, 90 ten
d,u., iu rupunf.f' 'hv president and
his parity w.'h tho public in both pee
Noa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

TO r,nd'f s,ry.e, 20 tao community
10 which one lives H. q great ambition.
one that should o. encouraged by nm
tn. man who serves mos, acceptable
and well Be- uut usually ths one who
makes the most noise ab0ut hl- serv.
Ices The demand Of "a. houf is for
cooperation, and this VII bring great.
"a IA. aslsv,. ~ f.suits N tHt progrsm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

There sr, boo the White House mVrr
lasn - nil's & wig. pTyvlsllpg Tor
) ege N. aHdescent nrifs.ia sslls&y item.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

President Hardin ,a,s ilrr, 10 place
Ia III federal srr,icc fer mere office
holder. ~ Squire Marsh swallow SAYS
he'll ioin th hand u he gils m pusi.
oifice. Art smiley has traded his foun.
tain pen Ter q cigarette ease a. u
bruised his girl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

LAURA ELIZABETH RUTTER.
The New York herald., 1921-06-01
The Housekeepers' Dehghl

CREX Grass Rugs have aptly been called the house
keepers delight For durability cleanliness and general
satisfaction they easily outrank other floor covering
of moderate cost Their natural simplicity and artistic
beauty ipart atmosphere of good taste and perfect
harmony with the furnishings of any home.
CREX Grass Rugs tighten the burden Of housekeeping
While firm and strong in body and substance they light
enough be easily handled They lie perfectly fiat and do
curl the ends No beating is requeda light shak
ng brushing and wping off with damp cloth all the
cleaning necessary.
The New York herald., 1921-06-01
FINE OR REMOVAL URGED
TO END DEFICIENCY BILLS
Senator Curtis Says United States Department Heads
Must Keep Within Estimates or Old Law Will Be
Enforced Shipping Board Gets Big Raise.

appropriations. The departments con-
cerned will have to do the best they can
with the appropriations allowed them
under the budget Some of the de-
ficiency items requested, however. could
not be ignored. The House bill had
taken care of 800. 100000 toward these
items. but the Senate committee decided
that many of the appropriations allowed
should be increased.
For this reason the S25.000,000 de-
ficiency appropriation granted by the
House to the Shipping Board for the
completion of vessels now under con-
struction was amended by providing
S75,000.000 for all Shipping Board ex-
penses, including maintenance and
operation as we'll as the completion OF
vessels under construction. This gives
the Shipping Board a net increase OF
$50, 100000 in deficiency items over the
House appropriation.
Other items Increased by the Senate
Committee over the amount allowed by
the House include S4S8,S30 for the Immi-
grafton Service, 100000 for the water
system at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii ;
SIPS, 900 for airplane mail service be-
tween New York and San francisco
s57,S20 for the passport bureaus at New
York. San Francisco Chicago and other
cities, and $4,000 for the expenses oi
delegates to the Panamerican Postal
Congress at Buenos Aires. The House de-
ficiency appropriation for quarantine sta
tions at New York, Baltimore and Bos'
ton were decreased by s675,000 in the
Sanata Committees recommendations.
The New York herald., 1921-06-01

hardest places to make savings because
they are interviewer with politics. ma
tional and local 1t Is difficult to cut
off men attached to the various services
who are no longer useful but who have
strong influences at work to keep them
on the payroll. 1t is just as difficult to
abolish training camps and army bases
in localities where these activities mean
increased business for civilian enter
prises.
II is the old story OF each department
and each community willing to see the
savings made anywhere so long as their
own Individual appropriation Is not af-
fected. with the result that In the trad
ing process for votes in favor OF one
or another Of the many appropriations
practically no cuts are made.
The Committee on Appropriations has
n hard and thankless task In threshing
out the difficulties involved In making
allotnepts 1t has not made much prog
ress in the last two years of peace and
II will be no more successful next year
unless 1t Is backed up by an Irresistible
demand from the public This pressure
must be stronger than the combined in
fluence Of political hangers on and axe
grinders looking for special favors Tor
their particular communities
out of the total 1922 fiscal years
expenditures, as estimated by Secretary
Mellon at s4,565. 900. 900, the army and
navy together will require 81. .11475o.ooO,
or 25 per cent In 1914 the total eX-
nendit,,res of both army and navy were
only s31s.204,9eo. This low figure can
not again be reached for several years,
hut the difference between the eXpendi-
lures three years before the war and
three years after it Is so great as to
make obvious to everybody the great
remaining field for economy even II
certain amount of political discomfort
and dissatisfaction were bound to be the
reeuIt
The New York herald., 1921-06-01
$15,OOO,OOO SLASH
IN NAVY BILL BEATEN
Senate Votes Down Plan of
LenrOOt to Curtail 1915
Building Programme.

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-The third
week Of Senate debate on the S495, ,000,-
900 naval appropriation bill opened to-
day with the group of Senators who
have been prominent in the disarmament
and economy controversies offering new
proposals for naval reductions.
When the Senate after its holiday re-
cess resumed consideration of the bill
Senator Lenroot (Wis.) offered an
amendment to cut S15,000,000 from the
total of $4,000, 900 voted by the House
and supported by the Senate Naval
Committee for continuing work on the
1916 naval building programme The
amendment was rejected by vote of
35 to 20.
Senator King (Utah) then offered an
amendment proposing temporary sus-
pension of work on five of the six new
battle cruisers and also on six super
dreadnoughts Of the South Dakota class.
He spoke for several hours on his amend
ment and it went over until tomorrow.
Disarmament questions, the place the
United States should occupy among the
naval Powers, comparisons of the naval
programme of the United States. Great
Britain and Japan. and numerous other
subjects were threshed out anew in to-
days discussion.
In supporting his amendment Senator
Lenroot expressed the opinion, In which
Senator Williams (Miss) concurred.
that the United States should not be-
come more than the second strongest
naval Power in the world. Both de-
plored agitation for an American navy
which would be "the largest In the
world"
Opposing the Lenroot amendment. Sem
ator Poindexter (Wash.), in charge OF
the bill, declared for navy at least
equal to any In the world.
Senator Lenroot urged the cut Of s15.-
100000 in the general building fund be-
cause the Senate had adopted commit
tee amendment authorizing an additional
appropriation of $15.000.000 for begin
ming work on two new a.irplane carrier
vessels. The Lenroot amendment was
supported by ten Republicans and ten
Democrats. The former were Borah
Gdaho), Capper (kan), johnson (Cal),
Kenyon Uowa), Ladd On. d. La Fol-
lette and Lenrott (Wis), McNary (Ore.) i,
Norbeck Is. ID and Norris (Neb.).
The Democrats were Ashurst (Ariz.) ,
Dial Is. c., Hefiin (Ala-) Kendrick
(wyo), King (Utah), McKellar
(Tenn), Pomerene (Ohio). Sheppard
(Texas), Trammell (Fla.) and Watson
(Ga.).
Twenty-eight Republicans were Joined
by seven Democrats in rejecting Senator
Lenroots proposal. The Democrats were
Fletcher tFla), Simmons On. CO.,
Smith IS. c.. Swanson (va). Under
wood (Ala), Walsh (Mont.) and VOL
colt (Del).