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7522 · 00NGREBSIONAL Redoril-SENATE 7522 · 00NGREBSIONAL REDORil-SENATE. :UAY 24 ' ' 5738. Also .resolutions adopted by the Texa Chamberof Com­ PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS. merce, relative to section. 28· of tlie .Tones shipping bill·1 to the Committee on the Merchant Marine and· Fisheries.. Mr. LADD presented a resolution adopted' at the annual 57o9. By-Mr.. CULLEN: Resolution1adopted.by the American meeting of the Pennsylvania Branch, Women's International' Marine_ Association of· New- York City; indorsing Sooate bill, League for P-eace-·and Freedom, at Philadelphia; Pa., favo1·ing the prompt declaration of La _general amnesty · by the President 321.7 . a~d House bill 10644 and-urging their early passag~; to tb.e: of the United States, which· was referred· to the Committee on Committee on1the. Merchant Marine and1Fish&ies. the Judiciary; 5740J By· l\1~ CURRY: Resolution of thee-Henry w;: Lawton: Camn, United Spanish War- Veterans,. at. their; nineteenth. anT Mr. SHORTRIDGE' presented a memorial of•sundry citizens­ nual encampment, favoring the retention1a.nd developmentiof tbe of Oakland, Calif., remonstrating against the enactment' of leg­ M.ar.e Island Navy Yard; to the Committee on Naval Atfairs. islation providing for compulsory Sunday observance- in the 574-L By !lilr: KIESS :-Petition of: residents of, Millpe.rt, Pa:,, District of Columbia-,, which was· referred to the Committee on protesting against the passage of House,bills-.9753 and14388 and' the District· or COiumbia. ' He also presented resolutions· adopted by. the Santa Rosa Senate bi11 1 l948~ to the:Committoo on the District•. ot Columbia. 5742.. By;• Mr~ KISSEL: Petition of Naval1,Militia. New Y-.ork­ Chamber of Commerce, of Santa Rosa, Calif.,· protesting against City, N. Y., relative- to- an additional appropriation' forr the. any present change in th~ transportation1 act: of- 1920, which Naval ReseriVe-, Foroo.; to the Committeeaon Appr()priations. were referred to the Committee on Interstat;e commerce. Mr. CAPPF)R presented a resolution· adopted• by Golden Rule 57 43: Also, pe_ti tlon on·board of. estimate 1 and apportionment, Lodge, No. 90; Ancient Free· and' Aeeept09 Masons, of1 North city of. Newa Yo.rk, . N:. Y ~. indorsing the, B.acharach 1 bill; to_. the. Topeka, Kans., favoring the enactment of legislation creatmg a Committeeion th •Judiciary. 1 5744. By Mr. LINTHICUM: Petitions of Regal Laundry, department of education, which was referred to the Committee on Eaucation and Labor. ~altimore, and ManhattanJLaundry Se.r_yice Corporation, Wash­ ington,, protesting against· duties levied on foreign vegetable Mr. SHEPPARD presented resolutions adopted by the Pres• oils•· etc:·; also _petitions: ofi Merchants and, Manufacturers1As­ b-ytel"f of Brownwood, Presbyterian Church; at Winters, Tex., favoring amendments to the Constitution prohibiting_• polygamyi sociation and1 Doyle &, K'"eyser) Baltitnore ~ protesting- against proposed duty-- on,linens ;·also petition of Hendler Creamery Co., and providing for uniform marriage and divorce• laws, which were referred to the Committee,-,on: the_. Judiciary. Baltimore; protesting-aga:inst1 proposed tariff on' salti; also peti• tion of• Baugh & Sons Co., Baltimore, pli'otesting against pro,, He also presented a resolution adopted by the -Presbytery of posed· tariff' on· potash; etc.. ; also letters. protesting against· in~ Brownwood, Presbyterian Church-,. at Winters, Tex., favoring sufficient tariff on· cannoo g9ods--; to the• Committee on Way& the. enactment-of.legislation providiilg:· for Sunday observance in and Means. the District of Columbia; whicli was referred· to· th& Committee 5745; Also, petition•of James H: Jones, Baltimore,. Md,, fa.von­ on the District of Columbia. ing ~ passage . of' Bursum and Morgan bills_, for be:nefit of1 CiVil Mr. NEWEEJRRY presented· resolutions adopted by, the Pres­ War· veterans; to·the Committee•ominvalid Pensions:. bytery of Grand Rapids, Presbyterian: Church, at Grandi Rapids, 5746. Also, petition·ofiCharles.F. Namuth, Baltimore, favoring Mich~, favo-ring_ amendments· to• the Co:nstitution prohibiting increase- of retirement• amount--to each individual.; to-.tlie-- Com-. polygamy-and providing-for-uniform nutrriage andidivorce laws, mittee• on Reform in the Civil: Service: which were referred to the Committee-:.on the Judiciary. 5747. Also; petition' of North! Carolina Pine Box &! Shook He• also· presented· a: resolution adopted' by the• Presbytery of Manufacturing Go:, Baltimore, protesting against- transf-eF of Grand Rapids, PtesbyterUm CJ:turch, a Grand Rapids1 Michi, United States Forest Service from Department-of- Agrioultnm favoring the enactment of legislation providing·for Sunday ob· to Department of• Interior; ta the- Committee- on Agriculture .. sertVance•in .the District of Columbia. which was refer-red to the 574S. Also,• petition of 0. F. Macklin, Baltimore,. favoring Committee on the District of-·Columbia. extra appropriation for training· of civilian portion1 of1 Naval REPORTS OF THE COMMITTEK.ON N:A.V.A.L .AFFAIRS. Reserves; to the Committee on1Appropriations. Mr:. NEWBERRY. from· the Committee· on Naval Affairs, to 5749. Also, petition-of· Rev. J. Howard· Braunlein-and1John C. which were referred the following- bills, reported. them ench Thomas, Baltimore; S: E. Persons, Annapolis; and•Rev. W. H. without· amendment'-'and1 submitted reports thereon: Settlemeyer, Middletown, Md!, appealing· fo:r proper protection H. Th 3754• .An act for the relie.fi of Rear Admiral Livingston to the Armenians; to the Committee on Foreign Affairs. Hunt, Supply·Cor-pSj . United States1Navy, (Rept: No 722J ;. and 5750. By Mr. MACGREGOR · Resolutions adopted by the Pres­ H. R. 3508; An act for: the relief• of Rea~ Admiral .T. S. Car­ bytery of Caledonia.- at· Mumford, N. Y., indorsing HausecJoint penter, Supply. Corps. United States: Navy (:(lept. No. 723). Resolution No. 131; relative to 1 prohibiting polygamy.and poly,ga­ ENROLLED BILLS PRESENTED. mous marriages-in the United States, and 1 also Senate-Joint Res­ olution No. 31, relative to enacting uniform laws on the subject Mr. SUTHERLAND, from the Committee on. Enrolled Bills-, of marriage and divorce~ to; the Committee on .the Judiciary. reported that they presented to the. President of the Uhited 5751. Also, resolutionaadopted by the.Presbytery of'. Caledonia States the following enrolled bills: at1Mumford, N. Y., indorsing. House bill 9753, to secure_ Sunday On May 20; 1922 : as a day of resUn the District of Columbia; t-o the .Committee S: 1162. An act declaring· Lake George,. Yazoo. County, Miss-.• on the D.istrict of Columbia. to be·a •nonnavigable·stream·; ands 5752. Also, resolution adopted by · the council, of the city o! On May 22, 1922 : . Buffalo. indorsing the riYer and harbori bill ; to the- Committee S. 2919. An act to extend for the period•of two years·the pro­ on Rivers and·Rarbors. visions of ·Title II of the•food control and the District· of Co­ lumbia rents act, approved Octob~r 22, 1919;. aa: amended. BILLS- INTRODUCED. SENATE. Bill& were introduced, read the. first, time, and, by·tinanimous consent, the second. time,_and referred as- follows : WEDNESDAY, May 134, 1fm12. By· l\Ir-: W.ALSH of Montana: A bill (S. 3640) for the relief of the estate of James W. Mar· (Legfslative day of Thursday, Apn1 ~o. 1922.) dis~ to the aCommittee on_•Clai.tns. The Senate met at 11 o'clock a. m., on the expiration of the By Mr. FLETCHER: . recess. · A bill ( S. 3641) to grant. and confirm to the State of Florida MESS'A-GE FROM THE HOUSE. title in and to sections 16 within the exterior limits of the area patented to the State• of Flo.rids: April 23, 1903, and fo1· other A message from the Hou.se of Representatives, by Mr. Overhue, purposes; to the Committee on Public Lands and Surveys. · its enrolling clerk, announced that the House had. passed the bill ( S. 2263) to amend1the Federal reserve act approved De-­ FIRST UEUT. WILLIAM EDWARD TIDWELL. cember 23, 1913, with _amendments, in1. which itr requested the Mr. FLETCHER. I ask unanin}ous consent: that I may with• concurren~ of the Senate. draw report No. 694 of the Committee on Military Affairs, The-mes age also announced· that the• Honse. had passed ·a which accompanies the bill (S~ 1672) for the appointment of bill (H. R. 9527) to ·amend section 5136,t Revised' Statutes of the William Edward Tidwell· as first lieutenant in the United States United, States, relating to corporate powers1of associations. so Army, and substitute•another report' which-is· somewhat fuller as to provide succession thereofJ until dissolved, and• to1apply than the original said section as so amended to all national· banking associations, Tha: V.IGE.1PRESIDENT. W.ithout ol:rjection" lea.ye will ha in which it requested the concurrence-•of the ·Sen1;1.te. granted. 1922. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE. 7523 Shortridge Sterling W11.dsworth Williams TARIFF BILL AMENDMENTS. Simmons Sutherland Walsh, Mass. 1\Ir. JONES of Washington submitted. two amendme~ts ~­ Smith Swanson Walsh, Mont. tended to be proposed by him to Honse bill 7456, the tariff bill, Smoot Underwood Watson, Ga. which were ordered to lie on the table and to be printed. The VICE PRESIDENT. Sixty-one Senators have answered ST. LAWRENCE RIVER U.IPR-OVEMENT. to their names. A quorum is present. Mr. HARRISON obtained the floor. 1\Ir MOSES submitted the following concurrent resolution Mr. CARAWAY. Mr. President, will the Senator from Mis­ (S. Con. Res. 24), which was referred to the Committee on sissippi yield to me? Printing: Mr. HARRISON. I yield to the Senator from Arkansas. Resolved 011 the Senate (the Hou,se of Rep1·esentatices conct1rrittg), Mr. NICHOLSON. !\fr. President, will the Senator from That there shall be printed u,000 additional copies of Senate D~cu­ ment No. 179, l::lixty-seventh Congress, entitled: " R~port of the Uruted Arkansas yield 'l I thought I had the floor. I had recognition States and Canadian Government engineers on the .m~provem0!1t of the from the Presiding Officer before the roll was called. St. Lawrence River from Montreal to Lake Ontario, of which 3,000 The VICE PRESIDENT.
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