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MR. DOMINICK OF SOUTH CAROLINA: "Mr. Speaker, I have just enough time, I presume, to say that I am opposed to this bill and to ask that I have leave to extend my remarks in the Record and have objection made by the gentleman from Ohio."
THE SPEAKER: "The gentleman from South Carolina asks unanimous consent to extend his remarks in the Record. Is there objection?"
Whatever may have been their attitude toward the fallibility of the Bible and the adequacy of evolution to account for the origin of man, those present at Dr. Straton's recent address could hardly fail to see the significance of that meeting. There was evident an emotional intensity which showed...
To meet this practical objection, a $10,000,000 endowment fund would have to be gathered; and since it would be for the most popular of all causes athletics this fund would have an unusual appeal. Even such as extraordinary amount might be secured. But in securing it, the entire...
When it comes to discussing the efficiency of the 68th Congress, there is much to be said on three sides. Senator Wadsworth, Republican of New York: "Since I have been in the Senate, I have never seen so little accomplished in a relative period as during this session. This time...