Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Warren G. Harding Completes
{ Wis First Year as President
OF United States.
FALL AND WALLACE IN CLASH
american Government Declines to Par
! ticlpate In Genoa Conference
I Lloyd Georges Threatened
Resignation - Fourteenth
I Canadian Parliament
1 Opened-Flume
Fumes Again.
ly JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN

Nv JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN
NyARREN G. HARDING at noon Of
Nv March 4 completed his first veal
- President Of the United States. He
Nss asked for an expression regarding
Ne accomplishments of his adminstra.
zion 70 date and authorized this state
Spent:
II The record of the administration
peaks for itself; 1t would be a poor
pdministration that required the execu-
f1ve 70 speak for It."
AZ an entertainment by the National
Press club In honor Of the first official
birthday the President said:
The long step toward getting back
toward normal way of government
yvuld seem to me to have been the
achievement Of the year."
Representative Fess Of Ohio, chair
pen Of the Republican congressional
esmmittee, made in the house a speech
Htting forth In detail the accomplish
vsnts Of the year from the Republican
S1ewpolnt. He dwelt on economies,
ortual and prospective. He said that
o. United States would be the only
government In the world living within
- revenues next year, If 1t could keep
v1thin the estimates outlined by the
administration. Reviewing the work
q the arms conference, he said: II
challenge the record to produce
greater achievement In the history Of
I diplomacy"
Democratic members then proceeded
n tear to pieces the Fess eulogy from
their standpoint. Cordcll Hull, chair
sfnn Of the Democratic national COM
mittee. also took issue with the Fess
etatement. His general position is that
tkile the Republican congress has en-
acted multiplicity of unimportant |
laws and the arms conference prOvid- |
n for limited program of naval re-
3uction the Republican party has |
Jailed TO carry out its major prom
ees made in the campaign of 1920.
2 Now, In the house debate over the |
administrations statement of econo-
pies Tess talked exactly as If he he
)syed everything he said and the
Democrats talked back exactly as If
l,ey believed everything they said.
(Rd the taxpayer In the gallery knew
bat everybody couldn't be telling the
nh, the whole truth ana nothing but
- Truth. The upshot was that Rep
pseututfve Byrns Of Tennessee. rank
II Democratic member of the appro-
Nations committee, secured the pass
- of Q resolution calling upon the
Xesident TO inform the house I'm what
~ the savings had been made, from
bat particular appropriations and In
nat specific amounts. Thereupon the
resident instructed General Dawes
the budget bureau to prepare |
,mplete statement covering the en- {
N situation. One thing at least
nnds out clearly: Nobody doubts I
ID HI and Maria" Dawes will give
. facts and figures as they are.
President and Mrs. Harding left
Wellington Wednesday evening by =
Pin for ST. Augustine. Fla. The pres, u
uptial party included Attorney Gen. v
u paugherty, Speaker Gillett. I'm l
ytkretary Of State Fletcher, Brig o
jef General Sawyer, his personal 3
ysieian. and George B. Christian. Is
secretary. Mr.. Christian said the Ia
estdent would occupy his time in a
sst ana recreation" In Florida for II
week OF so. G
ITCHED battle between the In @
terror and Agricultural depart =
ats which has long been watched :.