Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14

HERNDON MARSELL.
Senate Senate joint resolution No. /,
| authorizing an appropriation Of $3.50
900 for the construction of an official
residence for the Vice President of the
United States, and country home on
| the nearest race track to Washington.
| "Mr. Watson: desire to offer the
following amendment: In line six, after
the words Vice President add. and
for town residence and a country
bungalow for each Senator, the sum
| Of So, 100000.
"Mr. Smoot: I object.
"The Vice President: Sit down.
"Mr. Watson: The Senator from Utah,
l am told, already has new combina-
ton town and country house. Am
correctly informed?
rMr. Smoot: Who let that cat out
| of the bag?
"Mr. watson: You admit the charge?
1.-The Vice President: / guess that
will restrain you for considerable
period. Take your seat and don't let
me hear another word out OF you
today"
Sample Of House Record.
The record Of the House proceedings
contained the following:
Mr.. Gable: Mr.. Speaker.
1.-THE Speaker: For what purpose
does the gentleman obtrude himself
upon these proceedings?
mfr. Gable: / move that we proceed
| to the election of Speaker.
MIR. Longworth: That's all been
attended to-. Didn't you read last years
papers?
INF. Ludlow: Mr.. Chairman. The
gentleman from Ohio Is talking about
the Speaker Of this House, not the last
| House.
MIR. Longworth: The Speaker of this
| House was selected by the last Con-
/ gress. Has the gentleman from Indiana
| got anything to say against It?
Mr.. Ludlow: Not until l get back
| in the newspaper business.
MI. Cannon: make the point Of
order that there Is not q quorum
present.
mfr. Smell: The boat from Panama
| arrives tomorrow.
Mr.. Beck: Speaking of Panama
"Mr. Longworth: The gentleman
from Philadelphia is out of order.
Speaking of Panama is in violation Of
rule XVII. clause 2.
bring In four bottles. I didn't bring in
four bottles.
"Mr. Longworth: That question is
not before the /, House, and. moreover.
mr.. Morgan: I know it isn't before
the House, but I've got TO keep in
practice." G
! The guests and members present
| follow:
The President of the United States.
| The Vice President Of the United
/ States.
| The Secretary Of State.
The Chief Justice of the United States.
The Ambassador Of Great Britain.
The Ambassador of Mexico.
The Ambassador of Brazil.
The Ambassador Of Cuba.
I. The Ambassador of Chile.
The Ambassador of Germany.
The Ambassador of Japan.
| The Secretary of the Treasury.
! The Secretary of War.
| The Attorney General.
| The Postmaster General.
The Secretary of the Navy.
! The Secretary of the Interior.
The Secretary Of Agriculture.
The Secretary Of Commerce.
The Secretary of Labor. -
The Minister of Uruguay.
The Minister of Irish Free State.
| The Minister of Canada.
The Minister of Costa Rica.
The Minister of Ecuador.
Horatio H. Adams, washington.
Walter E. Adams, Boston, Mass.
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| President.
Francis G. Aldham, the, Canadisn
Press Association.
Theodore Afford, the Kansas City
Star.
o. p. Alice, kansas City Mo.
Senator Henry j. Allen, Kansas.
RAYMOND H. Allen New York City.
Sydney Anderson, Washington.
Rufus E. Andres, Washington.
Robert B. Armstrong, the Los An
geles Times.
E. J. Archibald, editor, Montreal Star
| Norman S. Archibald, Seattle, Wash.
George Auer, the New York Herald
Tribune.
Representative Bacharach, New Jersey
Dr. Walter Baetjer, Baltimore. Md.
David Baird, jr., Camden. N j.
Charles E. Baldwin, Washington.
DR.. Lewellys F. Barker, Baltimore,
Md.
DR.. Walter F. Barry, Newark, N. J,
j. Edward Barry, the Louisville Her
ald-Post.
David S. Barry. sergeant at arms.
United States Senate.
Robert Barry, the New York Evening
World.
Bernard M. Baruch, New York City.
Norman W. Baxter, the Washington
william H. Beck, assistant to secre-
tary of State.
DR.. Colin Lake Begg, New York City.
Ulric Bell, the Louisville Courier
Journal
/ Paul Bellamy, the Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Robert J. Bender. the United Press.
|! Ira E. Bennett, the Washington Post.
/ c. K. Bergman. The Washington Star.
| Judge Robert w. Bingham, the Louis
vile Courier Journal.
Howard M. Biscoe, vice president Bos-
ten & Albany Railroad
Col. G. B. Blethen, the Seattle Times.
Representative Bloom, New York.
John S. Blue. New York City.
Stuart o. Blythe, the Ladies' Home
- urnal.
Representative Bolton, Ohio.
L. NJ. Bloomer, New York City.
George Calvert Bowie, Washington.
j. r. M. Bowie, Washington.
Thomas w. Brahany, Washington.
DR.. Paris e. Brengle Washington.
Frank H. Briggs, Washington.
Walter O. Briggs, Detroit, Mich.
Benjamin q. Brinkman st. Louis, Mo-
Sir John Joyce Broderick, the British
embassy.
DR.. Stratton Brooks, president uni-s