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ADVER TISER 1 RINTE'NG CO
TEXAS CONGRESSMAN
ATTAO'ED BY COLLEAGUES .1
Charge Hhin with 'Being as. Common a
Liar its Even Spoke a Word of Eng
llsh.
Washington, April 6.-4'or the third
time within a year the house was
thrown into an uproar today,%vIth Rop
resentative Bl1anton, Demiocrat, Texas,
the object of attack.
In a filery ten-minute speech, Rep
resentative Garner, delan of 'the Texas
delegation, declared that. Mr. Blanton
was "as common a liar as ever spoke a
word of E'nglish in t'his country." Mr.
Wllanton, however, was not there to
hear the characterization, for he left
the chamber at the outset of the verbal
attack, after shouting 0,t he woult
"hold 'the gentleman personally re
StPonsible to me if he calls me. a liar."
S'tanding six feet away, Mr. Gar
ner 'had held Ip his himid (luring the
confusion, asking for orderI and re
(luesting Mr. Illanton not to leave.
llut, re.iponding' to a el-10h of tho
speaker's gavel, *;eieoits-a-arms
had rushed in to preventt what ap,
peared to 'be an op-m break. when
Rlepresentative sumnenS, . also of
Texas, sitting on the frtnl r-ow,
started toward Mr. Ulhl'on. shout
ing, "You know you are a lltr."
The trouble started wa lle .\r. Blan
ton, in denouncing a newsp'per re.port
of a speech he had ie recently in
Texas, declaring that tmemibrs could
not defend "these moasley items of
petty 'graft," referring to mileage and
the funds allotted each session to
inembers for stationery supplies. Mr.
Blanton reiterated what he had said
in the 'house in Januar.y, when, armed
With a bag -of articles front the sta
tionery store, he produced a whiskey
flask. Mr. Garner, objecting to this
line of argument, insdsted the imipres
sion Mr. Blanton intenlded to convey,
was that members got these things at
taxpayers' expense.
Starting out with the statement
that the world is full of "'all kinds of
liars, the artistic liar, the inartisic liar
tind the 'ortmon ordinary liar," Garner,
his face fluihed, declared that the inan
hb had in mind "would destroy his own
family in order to accumulate wealth
or to place htimself forward from a apo
litical standoinpt." And then speak
ing as lhe said, for the Texas delega
tion, he shouted: "We hang our heads
in shame and humiliation when Blan
ton, of Texas, is referred to as our
colleague." He spoke, too, he added,
for the entire Democratic party when
he declared rthat "we look upon him as
a liability and a distinct injury to our
party."
"If I could only suspend the rules
of the 'house," Mr. Garner said, as be
moved toward this seat, "I would say
what is i*n your hearts, that If the
rules did not 'prevent I would say what
430 members believe at this moment
that Thomas .Blanton, of Texas, is a
disgrace to the house of represetnatives
and ought to 'be kicked out." '
After Representative Mondell, of
Wyoming, the 'Republican leader,
had made a 'general reply to Blan
ton's chariges as "to ptetty graft," with
the declara'tion that 'he could count on
the fingers of one hand 'the number of
house members who would "stoop to
graft, petty or otherwise," the excite
ment subsided.
A moment later Mr'. -Blanton re
turned to his seat and 'within ten min
uates was making points of order on
the $6,000,000 !bill carrying appropria
tions for the departments of justice
and state.
One of the reasons, as extplained,
for Mr. Garner's speech, was the
charge that M r. 'Blanton, in .publishing
the menu at the house restaurant, had
omitted the price "in the hiole of .mak
in'g it appear that 'the government .paid
a congressman's food."
As to 'the whiskey flask, Representa
tive :flark'ley, Democrat, Kentucky, said
the stationery room records showed
that it had been ordered from Phila
delp~hia at Mr. Olatton's request, and
t-hat the latter had paid for it out of
his own pocket,
WSWAIN GI'iES UP
CLAIMS TO BONUS
South Carolina Congressman with Ex
ception of 'Dominick 'Vote for Mes-.
ure.
, Washington, Mfarchi 24.--Quite a
dramatic note wvas soumded in the
house late 'yesterday when 'Repre
sentative John J. McSwain of Green
vie, a former service man, handed to
bte desk a'written renunciation promis
ing that al-though he 'proposed to vote
for- the soldier bonus.'bill ho .would
hever accept the tbonus himself.
"I Am; very clear in conviction that
no meinber of the house should vote
for' any measure in which' he has a
defnite' -finadlial interest," said Mr.
MidSwain. ' "Under the 'provisions of
this bill I would 'be included in its
benefits and for that reation before the
yote is east I 'feel it my duty 'to state
Jusat as I stated in my campaign for
election to the house that I would
never accept any of .the bonus rewards.
"There were on'1y tiwo courses open
to ste, "dne to decline to vo because
I had a vorsoncal and 'peoubdary inter
jest in the bill, the otlier to renounce
'all possible benfits ahid then to cast
ny vQte. The first choice would have
een the line of least resistance but
will not seek to evade responsibility.
therefore formally renounce any ben
fits or rights If this bill ever 1) 'vbeome
a:w, and I an thus free to voto 1with
>ut a taint or personal Interest and in
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