Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-15

ms time IT American Federation of
LABOR heddqu4riers Watching sea.
man : III el'e-tS in CONGRESS- He viii
lie - in March. but phvSjc.,lI,- .pG
mentally - q Ire zenith IF his powers.
fu'uSeth NpecializeE in maritime lore
Out knows the classics. economics nd
politics Just a. thoroughly. Once =
/ Federal Judge IN California. rhre.tened
, 70 lock MN NJ roy alleged contempr
81 = strike injunction and <l,n,r,,oned
nun I" the courthouse 10 learn the r.re
/ tnat menaced him. Well. iud.e re-
piied the ancient mariner. ",o,, can,
ave me less 10 eat than I'm used 10.
Ut less room 10 sleep in than I've al.
ways had, or make nc any loneIier
man We always been. rurrIseth.
VINO Is bachelor. refuses from IN
Seamen's Union any salary I.rcc,
IMAM Seamans wages
!; * i
Our speech-surfeited CAPITAL docsr-,
oiten make the acquaintance Of =
natural orator like Aaron Sapiro. the
co-oPef:'tlFe marketing expert now
conterrlnS with The Secretary of 3~ri
culture and farm leaders in Washing
ton. You can measure Sapiro'N ral-
ems rs Z speaker if YOU will visualize
MN holding an audience of hard.
boiled farm politicians SpellbouDd for
two and one-hdlf hours while dissec,
lnS ana interpreting the half.hundred
Iarm relief bills now jamminc the
calendars OF Congress. He was In.
formative. critical. witty. judicial a nd
ironical Ill in the same breath. and
had hiS audience clamorinc for more
when. as he thought. he'd exhausted
dry and dreary subject The
bill. said SaDiTo in u typical thrust
Is the ry-llauScn price fixing
hill in sn"rt skirts. lis the same
girl with her neither parts exnosed
IN ac""rilnce with the AGRICULTURAL
Style Iccuirements OF the hour"
SHpiro i III his early 3os. tall.
Jet-hlack-haired smooth.sh and
American Indian in physio-nomy. al
though = Russian Jew Iy extraction
lie was the LEGAL adviser of more
Than 50 State legislatures in passing
co-uper2tlVe marketing laws. A
laWNer 10y profession SJpiro's early
ambition wGS to he rabbi He holds
with the Coolidge Hoover ardine
policy that farmers relief lies in the
direction OF self-help.
From the Senate proceedings on
me sealing OF Senator Nye:
Mr.. BleaSc Iof South cardinal:
am SORRY. Nj. President. to have
10 object. Dur | do not believe in
- rule.
Mr.. Curtis (of kanSas,: Then |
give notice that | .hall ask Sem
alors To renal heUe tonight just
~ LONE az possible.
Mr. Iichn tor .tEIbanaD: II we
do remain hare tonight il VIII
probably be necessary 10 keen a
quorum and my GOOD friend iron,
South Carolina must he here all
III" time.
Mr.. Blease: That will suit me-
fins. Ny wife's down home visit
ing.
Dwight w. Morrow. President Cool
iGGe's confidential adviser on the
higher economies, was one of Alex
ander i. hoore'S hosts at the well
come back home dinner just ten
dered In New York to the retiring
American Ambassador to Spain.
Moore made Il typically homespun
reply 10 the toast delivered in his
honor. Instead of growing up to
be a bricklayer." he said. which
is an honorable VOCATION l became
an Ambassador. I came in close
contact with royalty at Madrid. |
heard kings and queens call one
another by their first names. ] be
came intimately acquainted with
princes. dukes, counts and other
grandees. AS my friend Dwight
Morrow once said. l was among the
fare cards
,copyri-ht 1921