The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23
NEW WHO'S Who
PAINFULLY PLAIN
Women's Book Presents
Sharply Drawn Pictures
Of Senators
LODGES NAME FIRST
Then Comes Borah and Pub
lication Marvels That Has
Not Been Named President

sidcration OF the traditional SEM
torial dignity" In who's who in
the United states Senate" in tho last
number OF the Woman Cltizop.
First comes Henry Cabot Lodge,
chairman OF the senate foreign re-
iOtions committee. who is described
ns "A New England gentleman who
would bo omlnently at home as edi-
tor OF u classical magazine OF heav-
emily aloofncss and literary achieve
mcnt one remembers always his
| delightful essay upon quotations
| from the classics; perfect piece
OF criticism and exposition, showing
deep knowledgcs and literary finesso.
| He appears TO look down upon poll
| tics. He Is n scholar. with long list
of books to his credit, and lntcllcc-
tuolly lonesome In the senate. His
knowledge OF history. tradition and
persons prominent IN world history
| since Eden IL extensive. In Roosc-
|Velt'S term, he was considered al
most dangerous LIBERAL Times
change. lie In bitter now. The poor
quality OF minds around him gals
him. lie shrinks within himself
and is dwelling upon the past and It's
good things, In perspective lilo wants
| to meet today's needs by terms set
down by George Washington for
! Revolutionary dnys---for the United
states. no cntnngling alliances. In
consistent. confused by the havoc
tho twentieth century is playing with
| Pilgrim New EngIandlsm.
! "A graduate of Harvard ana IIar-
ward law school, with n Harvard PHI
ID. and the degree OF Doctor of Laws
| from nine colleges and universities
| senator Lodge has been tho chair
man of three national republican
conventions. "a Massachusetts, repre-
sentative In four congresses and five
times elected To the senate. out
standing leader In opposition to the
| Treaty of Versailles. especially Ar
| ticle Y. but one of the four delegates
to the Washington conference on
| limitation OF armament He IL near
| ly ~ and has been In the sennte 2S
| consecutive years. Term expires in
1923. and n hot election contest Is
expected"
Others whose portraits nrc painted
are;
WILLIAM Il. BORAH (republlc.
am, Idaho. tx a mixture of idenlism.
reaction. progresslvism. common
sense and compelling force OF brain
and personality. why he is not
| president--nobody really knows A
born power. self-effacing. seldom II
ever playing 70 galleries, although
drawing more listeners than amy
other legislator. Capable. studous,
! highly legal In argument, Apparent
| ly unconscious OF the play of per-
| sonalitIes around him In the senate
/ Unsociable, yet simple and approach
able. He would turn his head to lls-
! ten to a quartet of kings if--he felt
ia =
to the view that America must main
tain complete aloofness from the
rest of the world. Senator Bornh
devoted his entire time To the prac-
tice of law from 1890 TO 1907, when
he went to the senate, whore he has
/ been for II years, His term expires
/ in 1925. He IL 56, q lawyer. Rducnted
| In Illinois and at the Kansas State
university
HIRAM w. JOHNSON (rcputllc-
an and progressively. California,
/ Senator Hiram johnson does not
| publicly drink tea or finger those
| little three -corncred sandwiches eat
en- over and over again during a go
cial winter, Earnest, unintercsting,
long -w!ndcd, trying to initiate the
| power OF Borah, never succeeding.
! Loud. over-emphatic, and thorough
!
the political crusade. Not n logical
/ thinker. Waves tho American flag
harder and urges 100 per cent Amer
icapism longer than any other scna-
/ tor. Rclentlessly com ittcd TO the
isolation policy. Whilesame, hard
worker. Geta results. A man con
CCrning whose personality many con-
troverslnl articles have been written
and many ot whose former friends
| are now his opponents. Nevertheless,
one who has "A loyal personal follow
/ ing; California born and educated. n
| lawyer, twice governor OF his state
n founder OF the progressive party,
/ in the senate since 1917. term expir-
/ ing 1923. Fifty-fye.
"MEDILL MCCORMICK (repubiic-
an), Illinois. Described by his
I friends as a splendid vote gettor
who constantly increases his major
/ tiles. In foreign relations adopts an
attitude OF superiority, isolationist
/ Given to eXapgoration; sarcastic and
ready to depreCatc. Profession far
mcr and writer a Yale man; has
! Travelled abroad -- Europe. China.
Japan, Philippines, and studied In
/ France and England. Nearly %. was
a member Of the siNty-fifth congress,
and is In senate for term l019-1925.
! His wife Is the daughter of Mark
] Hanna
SENATOR WADSWORTH tre-
publican) New York became n
member OF the committee after the
death OF Philander G Knox. Ho IL
n graduate of Yale; To profession
he answered; business livestock
1 and general farming lie has trav.
elcd oXtensively--On Journey around
the world, two Journeys 20 the Wost
indies. two to Europe. one 20 Algc-
ria, Tunls and Egypt In the senate
since 1915, term eXpirlni 1927 lie
is ~. Senator WadswOrth IL often
underrated He ig an able senator.
u specialist I'm military affairs, His
stand on progressive issues has us
ually been on the reactionary side
but his opinions are consistently
held He does not shift with every
Sind
COLBERT NJ. HITCHCOCK, Ne.
braSka, ranking democrat on the for.
cign relations committee. Quiet. In.
cffectual. gontle, owner and editor
Of large newspaper property In Ne.
braska, as we'll As lawyer. No facll-
ity FOR debate LOyahlr personality
with too liti1" H,.,ro. .sir. 'Is- 20 COM
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