Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 12, 1913, Page 10

* HOBSON AND UNDERWOOD IN GLASH Ixciting Scene in House of Representatives—References to House Leader in Hobson’s Plea For a .Prohibition Amendment Brings Former to His Feet—Pandemomium in Galleries During Hobson’s Argument. hington, Dec. 11.—Shattering the he drew from the packed galleries pro- of the house of representatives, | longed cheering and even the stamp- lampions of prohibition who packed!ing of feet to increase the pandemo- broke into re- | nium. Before ihe tumult had been lause and actu- | subsided Representative Underwood, lly shouted from their seats as Rep- | who had been sitting quietly listen- | T 4 e : Richmend Peayson Hobson | ing up to this time, rose in his place. l ., il 3 fo resolution | Cheers and 'u,mu]:-iamn,g from uez}p ;X;L i () i e 3 R ~onstitutional ic and republican members on the oy BT o i T s ; 3 Th b ;,m.-m! ment to the states, | fl ated him. b | sh to say () i i e 3 hBvcls + B e rea raordinu demonstration ntleman from Alabama,” Mr. A HiE £ ! / £ ontinued unrestrained for many min- | Underwood began, t I regret ex- | % < : , ; 4 tes as Mr. liobsc moceeded drama ceedingly that in presenting petitions | } s i n ds t a B | for the” cambe of prohibition o the | O : 3 11e ca (0] house that he should have drawn into not checked until the |l a < i s L R X J . i ; . his speech a partial utterance o ik S 3 . b S ety Tatd iy souAni A : ol @ : : long pa1 h of JUbllant some other time and in the L he galleries late today eated outbursis of ap, to discus and wa peaker is collea vood, who i, e o v R B [ ' g health when the bread, pastry and other foods are made with: Not the Place for Personal Differences. Mr, Hobson replied that he thought = that he had been in ma nd that he iy quoted wood that the Unde € time he wanted ) the house. y and Mr. flect my vie ¢ think th the floor of with public busine; | proper place for the self to drag our personal ( I oceupy ion of the leader of house and L can- Here is a recipe for delicious nuty bread made with- This pure cooking fat is Bt la: | this position, ge | . : | z a personal controversy with the ° 4 . NUT BREAD w emun from Al ma, as it might | o 1 ‘é, o ¥ & d — : | Work injury to the party. | €asily a igestieq, an a owir 12 Sift 2 1-2 cups of flour with 3 teaspaons of baking powder, 1 tea- F | Liquor Interests vs. Moral Forces. g . S5 spoon of salt and 1-3 cup of sugar. Beat an egg well and add 1 - % 7 1Tnelt o 17 T 2 AR e e e j to 1t Jow melting point, ProduCEs. | 5. citmii i, Ta the siled S S5t 54 2o ot f O -~ axr ~F1 ~ 4+ {_:’]p - sliced or chopped nuts. Then pour in egg and unilk, add 2 table- foods of e Xcep tional tenderness spoons of softened Cottolene, mix thoroughly, phace in loaf pan, ]n[\ul’x issue here me if | bala . let stand 10 minutes, then bake.in a moderate mven 40 minutes. o Bhrty santbaly Hve by |are sues and lightness. he iiquor int to | confiict, t 5 merican peop. | out in he politics and lia” us devote our here to d % { of public bus without Makes Reply. into it ou 3 the ; The above is only one of many followed. | S - the | s — valuable recipes contained - F ‘REn Cook Rnok time n -made by the ch of the tes to the D ene Lom your ention of the | the Womar : union. ! nmu um" line grocer 13\4_1‘)7 | S;’XI 14 hy!he ! ' Boston Serv T RS S A not sec ‘J,): who M-uM hear, —OF THE-— a demonstration as boti e \ AR 1 ([ P —— . : Yepresentative Main and Represent-| I8 TN T e i?HPNK FA[RBANKCMXE’{}&[‘,,’;“ oo wh Hmnhurg-Amencan Lime J|] St coa arese ‘ A\ R Y‘\I;:IBC:?:.ifiate of Liquor |gxeres¢s. : = : HeRoe e 1 1 emphatically, * LONDON (Plymouth) | PAQIS (Boulogne) ¢ ";'Fll‘Ji”"'vi}.,fifo"m the | ‘ and HAMBURG | who are making these demonstrations, | Assuripg Arival in Paris by Day ;ii‘:'«‘md citizens, should observe tha PALATIAL STEAMERS \s Representative Moon pounded for r. Hobson turned to the chair - order *S. S. Plsa Dac. 29, 10am % ‘11‘ w inasmuch as the members ment. I am not, never have been do not intend t ;,., the amlui' he liquor inter never ORDER IT NGW e e e P { g o { I T ; { BRIEF STATE | Boplins & Co’s Light Lisner als, | * &c per doven. | S Koehler's Pilsner, 3% per dozem. | L] i S. 8. Hamburg, Jan. 22 1 St g L @ dollar from the liqu i *Hamburg direct. } et SEAHL gHcq :Sakeri e peopls ; Tromme ean, szen, | “ i e : : 1 again spoke. Al Wost Halses Ao oot o foo detivery € all paris of ey goo ihey will be'big oy s i | I cannot sit. here in silence,” he| pis sratement t am the candidate ning it "UACKEL & CO.Veltphcue 136-& | . . L&f;‘jh?L;?TCNO,SL?HE,iEen, si e e O | of the liquor interests.” ! R Tne Soae et o ST N o {and girls, and their faces wil s s P terest without 1allengi s Bartholdt Attacks Prohibition. | b a i | Mr. Hobson concluded his speech by Tlfie Ffi iton @’ififl%} { v only 4 memory. \ declar he, ¢ with a petition = L% § Amer- anizati | Bring the babies and we'l! itan people dum o | 21 s | tcn their smil v Building Co., Inc. |t es, ter U vml\\mul as a reacti ied : is a man on this floo of danger,” 1 1 t to cover in PACTORS THE ¢ilOTOGRAPHER Cpposite Naorwich Savings Soclety. Sath Gon NORWI CH CONN. 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