Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1922, Page 15

PORTUGAL MAY MOVE CAPITAL FROM LISBON Constant Disturbances May Also DEBTCONMASSIN TO AT PRONPILY == Body Created to Negotiate| s, me amcciica prese. With Allies Likely to Be |sucse sovernment is _considering Confirmed Soon. moving the capital to Coimbra, 110 miles northeast of Lisbon, as a con- sequence of constant disturbances, says Tnvestigation by the Senate judi- ciary committee into the eligibilty of Senator Smoot, republican, Utah, l the newspaper Seculo today. 1t is considered likely that parlia- ment will be prorogued in view of the present situation. —_— and Representative Burton, re- publicnn, Ohlo, to serve on the Allied Debt Commission was pro- posed in a resolution Introduced today by Semator Walsh, demoerat, |the .President had done the right by Comgress to con-|Represcntative Burton, were ordered ction of the President were democrats in his selection of mem- bers of the commission, and republicans took the stand that the rcpublican party was responsible, thing in selecting only republicans. ction on the rexolution | rp. “pominations of the four republicans, Secretary Hughes, Secre- tary Hoove Senator Smoot and le.ulo for funding the favorably reported by the Senate finance committee earlier in the day will be called together!by party action in committee. after their nominations are! Among the democrats-who criticized confirmed by the Senate, .t was a stated today at the Trez Con- | § tions are expected within a few immons of North Carolina, Montana, McKellar February 22—The Portu-|Jemocratic. Leader THE EVENING STAfi, WASHINGTON, D. GARRETT ATTACKS REPUBLICANRULE Says “Party of Lincoin Now By the Associated Pre TOPEKA, Ka Speaking here 1 the | nual rally of Kansas democrats, Rep- aS| resentative Finis J. Garrett of Ten- nessee, Party of Newberry.” February 23.— t night at the a democratic leader of the House of Representatives, Jdeclared that the national democratic party, “never has been, is not now and never shall be a sectional party.” “It lives upon reason and scorns to seek victory upon passion,” said Mr. Garrett. “It will not seek to ar- ray one section against another; it will not hold out the suggestion of favoritism to’ one class or to one lo- cality another locality as against another class or This is why it has only the performance of those gov- ernmental dutie whlch only the na- tion can perfor “Yiclding to no man” in his admira- declared that “God save the mark— the party of Abraham Lincoln has be- come the party of Truman Newberry." Referring to republican control of the Senate and the league of nations treaty fight, Mr. Garrett declared that the election of Mr. Newberry gave the republicans control, and that “is the reason why the republican leaders ot that body had to place upon the rec- ords of thelr country the shameful resblution retaining _him in place while at the same time declaring the mefhods by which he was elected darigerous to free institutions. ‘They 4 moral govenant i keep with ' limmoral thing and they kept 1" *Reviewing the work of the adminis- tration, Mr. Garrett sald there was: “Distress everywhere; souphouses in every farm products 'of ‘employment; Ln}' of the country; seljing below the cost of production— evén the most conservative of men (except such as are fattening upon privileges) becoming restless and dis- cdntented; our very Institutions threatened by the maelstrom of hu- suffering. your eyes out for deficiency ter the November elections,” - Garrett, discussing “repub- lican juggling of appropriation fig- “Candor,” he added, “has not mark- ed the course of the present adminis- C., A delegation, A IS ATV ATV SRRSO LGOI LELATOTR AL LA L EO LIS DAL AT AR bt THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1922. PRESIDENT INVITED. headed by Senator | Marine Association M tion of Abraham Lincoln, Mr. Garrett | Fletcher of Florida, called at the White | ner, to be held at one of the local House today to extend an invitation to President Harding to attend a banquet to be given by the National Merchant . The din- the annual session of the association, which will be held here next week. Senator Ransdell of Louisiana is presi- | dent of the crganization. L] hn!fll! will be the closing feature of“iardlng told the committee that he jwas very anxious to be present, 2nd if it were possible to attend he would President | do so. Warmth from Real Fuel-Food Warmth and strength for the human engine come from a fuel- food that 15 rich in heat-making elements. You can’t “get up steam” from indigestible food that is lacking in blood-making, tissue-building elements. A breakfast or luncheon of hredded Wheat , in the view of its chairman. will With the various debt initial meeting of the com however, probably will be on organization gathering, pending the return of Secretary hes, who is expected to reach Washingtom from Bermuda about Marc! . State Department to Guide. The State Department, it wi cated, guide the negoti with the se \ governments and no act the lble now for than at any time opinion of the Tre see considerable nomic i lahd and for the nations, which have in reduc pound sterlin compare:! with |a s ago, was in- n indication of a more ation in the affairs of Great Britain. ‘Willing to Open Negotiations. ° All_the debtor governments are be- lieved by the Tre to be willing to open funding ne; tions for fixing the method of paying the amounts due this country and it is hoped that negotiations may be completed by next October, when the first pavments of principal and interest will fall due. DEMOCRATS RESENTFUL. Believe Minority Should Be Repre- | sented on Commission. cans as membe funding com n—and no demo- crats—was the cause of a lively Gebate in the Senate yesterday after- noon. - The democrats attacked the President for failing to recognize the Etude 5110 limitation. K26 : | would oppose confirmation of Senator i i {Senator Lodge. republican leader, and vmnatur Kellogg of Minnesota defend- fed the appointments. Will @vpose Smoot and Burton. Senatgr Wi announced that he Smoot and Representative Burton on the ground that they were ineligible, under the Constitution, to act as ers” of the government. ators Simmons, Walsh and Wil- ms said they had no personal fault to the four appointees. Mr. d all were *“able, uprigl perienced and competent,” but he added that at ieast one democrat should have been named to the commission. Sen- ator Williams urged that two democrats be_chosen and two republicans dropped. g that there had been “sharp debt commis- [Sder the cireum 1of the general interest of all of the peo- ple in these loans, it does seem th i for the opposition p: one rapresentative. declaring that the were_in charge of by the provisions hair: argued that the republi- uuld be responslble for any ac- . and suggested that their hould accompany the re- ility. He also said that when President Wilson retired all members of the Federal Reserve Board were democrats. Senato Heflin, how- ever, took exception to this statement, At Prices within Reach‘, : of All and tone supremacy is that these have never been exclusively associated with high prices. 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