The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-04-20

officials of government. the reductions
proposed by the house may endancer
the institutions ~ the country.
Men who watch things political say
that II there were no congressional
campaign coming on. such troubles as
there are between the administration
and the majority In congress would ~
tract less attention The Republicans
In the house naturally enough are
working FOR their reelection and thrv
are attempting to meet what they be
neve 10 be- the desires Of the people
even II these desires spring from
Misrepresentation " the circumstances
attending the subject ~ national de
Tense
Attitude Of the President
The same men say that the PreS
dent, of course. desires that n R,.
publican congress shall be reelected
but that he also desires that the people
should know the real facts i'm the
legislative case. and should be led into
a willingness To- vote for continued Re
publican control of congress, not
through misrepresentation, but through
a knowledge Of what the administra.
ton considers To be existing facts.
Report has II that President Hnr.
ding will make no political speeches
during the congressional campaign
Friends If the administration say that
this determination has been made be-.
carry before the country any differ.
ences which he may have with his
party in congress In case of disaster
M the polls he might be accused nf
having inadvertently helped the Demo
Gratis.
The Democratic leaders are pleased
over the present situation They say
the President does not care % STUMP
the country because he believes he
would he heckled on the results of the
International conference. and on the
differences between him and the Re
publicans in congress on the subjects
OF the bonus for former soldiers and
the great reductions proposed in the
personnel Of the army and navy.
April for D. A. r. and Children.
April I'm Washington is the month
OF the school children and Of the
Daughters OF the American Rev
olution. Grammar and high school pa.
pills come frum aa over the lun,,.
states NJ his season Ia see congress
al work and Ia louk upon the mona
mental reminders events in then
c"untry's history.
The pnuSltpi of the American
Revolution IN mis- month hold their
annual convention. They gather IN
their beautiful Colonial Memorial
building which recently was the seen.
of the open sessions of the great in
ternational conference for the liulta
ton of armament and the solution of
Far East problems. The building Is
worthy Of the organization which
erected H.
one needs neither prose nor poetic
license to speak o. the delegates Ia
The convention as Fair Daughters,
for they are body of Comely women.
and the shadows Of the forefathers
that are supposed 10 float about the
capital city Of 'he land need not fear
that u flush will steal into their cheeks
or fruwn fur~ow their brows AT the
sight of degeneracy in their descend
ant daughters
When spring comes the guides In
the capital whose duty il is To pilot
visitors about earn their daily wage
with half the usual effort. for the
guided ones in large majority are
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion. The guides who are Obliged Ia
make themselves { red In explaining
things TO the ordinary tourist. simply
walk ahead and point to picture or
bust, and the tongues Of the Daugh-
tiers do the rest