The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, August 07, 1919, Page 2, Image 2
INTERNED ALIENS
MAY BE DEPORTED
HOUSE PASSES HILL BY UNANIMOUS
VOTE.
Laws Made Stronger
Many Now Held IJeiiarded as Dangerous
But Have Not Been
Convicted of Crime.
Washington, July 3U.? ine nouse
today passed by unanimous vote a
bill to deport undesirable aliens, under
which the government may send
home enemy aliens now interned in
this country.
The measure is designed to tighten
up existing deportation laws and under
its terms aliens who may be deported
include enemy aliens at present
interned as dangerous, but not
convicted of crimes, and enemy aliens
convicted of violations of various war
time laws.
Chairman Johnson of the commit- j
tee, in reporting the bill, said it de- j
veloped at hearings that there were
517 unconvicted enemy aliens at
Fort Oglethrope, Ga., and Fort Douglas,
Utah, and 150 convicted aliens
who might be deported upon enactment
of the measure.
The house voted down an amendment
by Representative Moore, Pennsylvania,
proposing that "no alien
whose property has been seized by tne
alien property custodian during the
war with Germany shall be deported
against his protest pending the disposition
of his property."
Representative Nolan, Republican,
California, declared that the place to
handle the immigrant problem was
abroad.
"Immigrants should not be permitted
to board ship to come to our
shore until their fitness is proved,"
said he.
DAYLIGHT SAVING REPEAL.
Senate Passes House Bill and Sends
to the President. '
Washington, Aug. 1.?The Senate (
today decided to have the proposal
for repeal of the daylight saving law !
again run the gauntlet of President i
Wilson's veto. By a vote of 41 to
12 the Senate passed and sent to the
President the separate House bill re
pealing the daylight saving measure.
. During the brief discussion of the
House bill several Senators predicted
that the measure, like the daylight
repeal rider on the agricultural appropriation
bill, would be vetoed by :
the President. The separate House
bill was passed June IS but action in
the Senate was suspended until today
and, in the interim, the Presi
dent, vetoed the rider and the House
was unable to enact it over the veto.
The Senate's action now places virtually
similar repeal legislation again
before the President. The'only difference
in the vetoed rider and the
separate bill is that the latter would
not interfere with standard zones of
time.
Senators who voted today against
the new repeal measura were:
Republicans: Calder, Colt, Elkins,
Lodge, McNary, Phipps and Suther- ,
land. Democrats: Gery, Phelan,
Pittman, Thomas and Walsh (Massachusetts).
Many Democrats joined with Republicans
in favor of the repeal bill.
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A Hard World.
"Mother," said Helen, "when I
grow up, will I have a husband like
papa?"
T >> 1 i-lr,
ics, i suyjjuse su, <a,u&?cicu cue
mother.
"Mother," said Helen after a
pause, "when I grow up, if I don't
marry, will I be an old maid like
Aunt Gertrude?"
"Why, yes, I suppose so," repeated
her mother. "But what queer
questions for a little girl to ask."
"Mother," after another pause,
"this is a very hard world for us
v women, isn't it?"
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>. Right Back Again.
A gentleman traveling through
Alabama was much interested in
Uncle Ned. "So you were once a
slave, eh?" said the gentleman.
"Yas, sah," said Uncle Ned.
"Well, well," said the gentleman.
"And after the war you got your
freedom, eh?"
"No, sah," said Xed gloomily. "Not
exactly, sah. I didn't git mah free- i
dom, sah. After de war I done got
married."
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Two Irishmen were working at a
quarry, and one fell over the edge.
The other, alarmed came to the margin
of the hole and called out: "Arrah,
Pat; are ye killed entirely? If
ye're dead, spake."
Pat reassured him from the bot'
torn by saying, "No, Tim, I'm not
dead, but speechless."
"Senator, these ladies have collect-.
ed a lot of your speeches."
"Urn."
"Don't you feel flattered?"
"Dunno. Do they want 'em to
read or to make a bonfire with?"?j
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