Congressional record december 22 1913, page 1465 -The Section Header is clearly titled HOUR OF MEETING TO-MORROW request for the House to adjourn at 2:30 (14:30) December 23 made by Mr. Underwood - this is important because the House vote on the creation of the federal reserve was take BEFORE 2:30 (14:30) on December 23 as indicated on page 1488 of the congressional record of December 23 1913. The 2:30 adjournment (14:30) occurs on pg 1490.
As a MATTER OF FACT the Mr. Underwood is Oscar Underwood who guided the the Revenue Act of 1913 into law.
Congressional record december 22 1913, page 1465 -The Section Header is clearly titled HOUR OF MEETING TO-MORROW request for the House to adjourn at 2:30 (14:30) December 23 made by Mr. Underwood - this is important because the House vote on the creation of the federal reserve was take BEFORE 2:30 (14:30) on December 23 as indicated on page 1488 of the congressional record of December 23 1913. The 2:30 adjournment (14:30) occurs on pg 1490.
As a MATTER OF FACT the Mr. Underwood is Oscar Underwood who guided the the Revenue Act of 1913 into law.
Congressional record december 22 1913, page 1465 -The Section Header is clearly titled HOUR OF MEETING TO-MORROW request for the House to adjourn at 2:30 (14:30) December 23 made by Mr. Underwood - this is important because the House vote on the creation of the federal reserve was take BEFORE 2:30 (14:30) on December 23 as indicated on page 1488 of the congressional record of December 23 1913. The 2:30 adjournment (14:30) occurs on pg 1490.
As a MATTER OF FACT the Mr. Underwood is Oscar Underwood who guided the the Revenue Act of 1913 into law.
‘Commas gn Ranking and of oun 5000
Boies far the om Wlocumiend root gf fhe ‘ena sb.000
‘SPIES ASF dete‘ fue document room of the Blouses
“The SPEAKER. Is there objection to the present cousidera-
tion of this recolution? [After a pause.) ‘The Chair hears
hone.” ‘The question 1s on concurring In the resolution.
‘Mr, MANN. Mr. Speaker, T notice that the resolution. pro-
des’ for 80,000 eopies—85,000 for the use of the House and
6,000 for the use of the Senate. In all these resolutions tt 1s
fexstomary, and T think entirely proper, to give the House twice
sunny coples as ts glven to the Senate. I suggest to the gen
‘Geman from Virginia tat be have the resolution amended so a
to make 1t 88,000 copies, of which 40,000 coples shall be for the
tose of the House instend of 35,000 eoples.
Mit. GLASS. Mr. Speaker, T move tat that amendment be
Incorporated in the resolution.
‘The SPEAKER. “The gentleman trom Virginia moves to
inend the resolution by making the whole number 85,000 copies,
fof which 46,000 shall be for the use of the Fonse.
‘The amendment was agreed to.
‘The conenrtent resolution ae amended was agreed to.
‘CHANGE OF RFFEREXCE.
By manimous consent, the Committee on Appropriations was
‘discharged from further consideration of the bill (E.R, 10405)
to promote the erection of @ memorial in: conjunction with the
celebration of the centenary of the Battle of Plattsburg during
the year 1914, in commemoration of the one hundredth qnniver
ssury of MeDonough's vietory in the naval battle fought in the
War of 1812, the last naval engagement between English-speal-
ing people, and the snine was referred to the Committee on the
Library.
Foose,
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Mr. UNDERWOOD, "Mr, Speaker, T ask unshimous consent
that hen the House adjourne today ie adjourmito meet at 230
Selock tomorsow afternoon.
Min HZGERALD. “Why sot come tn at the usual hour?
We want to finish the Distice bi
Sim MANN, T bone the gentleman from Ney? York will not
coject to tat, “We can of fish the District bil tomorrow.
Memiers wil be getting rendy'to go home tormorrove and i wil
toe impossible fo ‘Bnish tT do ‘not thu that we wil make
fg progress by meeting at 12 cock
‘rt UNDERWOOD. “Afr. Speaker, T renew my request.
Tho SPRARER, ‘he gentleman doom Alabama eke nnani-
row consent that when the House adjouras today 1 dour
{olmest at 290 p. m- tomareow. ia there objection?
“There was no objection.
‘AOVOUANMIENT Oty THE MOLIDAXS,
Mr, UNDERWOOD. Mr. Speaker, I desi to move the adop-
tion of the privileged. resclution. whieh send 0” the Clete
dene
The Clerk rehd a fotlows: |
uae concerent ressatien 2
soi 4GfSined Sat Sn eat Monde nancy AE,
Mr. MANN, "Mr. Speaker, Tink that the date for the re-
assoibling of Congress woud be altogether foo ate, except for
Sno thing’ think we can afford, under the cigeuiatances, to
{ike TM rong ndjourmment In ofder to give the Lresident 2
‘Shnnee fo get'n rest, whieh T think he neti
The SPEAKER, ‘The question is on agreeing to the concur-
rent resolution
“Tue concurrent resolution was agreed to
“re care eenusiaranivB Pee ‘
Mr. HAUGEN. Afr. Speaker, { have the solemn duty 9 an
none tothe House the death this morning of Ale. tS
Dares, # Member of the Howse of Kepresentatives from he
State ot Towa. ‘Thos ends the life of worfhy young rh,
‘ith sears of nsefa, patitle serve, nnd universal loved and
espeete, “At some future tne Tsball ask that a day bo set
oe ere
T now oftde the following resolutions, whlch T send to the
Gest’ and asl to have rea
‘Tho Clerk read a follows:
"House resolution 259,
Revoleed, ‘That the House, has heard "with profornd sorrow. of the
‘of Hon. 8 Pure a Representative thom thy State of lowes
‘etotecd, Hunt a ommites of 18 Members of the Howe, wey whch
Métibers ot the ‘Senate aa my be flue, be appolated to’ attend the
Hinerai
evolved, That the Sergeant at Arm of the House be authored and
aireted fo” take such ‘ay be
‘ection thereat be paid af te outingent fund ae te
lout of the contingent fe Hous
“epoleed, That the Clerk commumionte these resolutions fo the
andTennsmit msopy thereot to the family of the
acccnsed.
aie SPEAKER the 0
"The resolutions
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lowing commition: Messrs.
Zhe Chate anno he cox:
Roux of lowa, Kinkeatmfic, L1o¥0, D0OLIEtEE, -ASHiROOR,
Tavaxsen, Rossett, Lomcck ‘Taowas, Reouanas of Tl
Haveex, Kesxeoy of To
linols,
‘Goon, Taoctsy omen, Woon
‘Sloan, and SLEMP, po Rapes op
‘The’ Clerk read as fol |
afigeied. That aa n-torter| mace of respect thi, Tome do now
‘Tho SPEAKER, ‘the
ton ce
"Tne resototion was
and So migutes
Tuestay, December
tou ts on agreelng to the resotn-
ind accordingly (at 10 o'clock
‘m)) the Hobse.adjouried untit to-morrow,
1918, at 2 o'dock and 30 mutnutes p,m;
REPORTS OF COMMTREES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND
RESOLUTIONS.
eniudes, clause 2 of Halo XT, bis and resolutions were sx.
iy Teported from jcominittecs, detlvered to the Clerk, aid
Teferred to the savern{ calendars berein named as follows:
Mr. WEBB, from the Conmitee on the Judllaey, {0 whlch
vas referred the bin (Hi. I e148) relating to the malstonanee
or actions for death od the high sexs ind other navigable waters,
Feported the mime with aineidment, accompanied DY. feporE
{Gke300y, ch gla Mab roort were fered (0 the Hse
Mr. CLAYTON, fom the Comtiltiee' on the Judielary, to
whch Wat reterroa the bill (He 4045) to amei hat ee
Uulet “An et to codify revise, and amend te ws relating
to the judiclaryy approved Mafel , 1911, reported the same
one nena Accompany se gM 102), eh
‘Suld bland report svere referred to te Hone Catenday
Mr. FRRRIS, from the Committer on the Publte taihds, to
which was referred the Dill CH. Tt 10358) authorlaing the Bee
etary of the Iotertor to sell (o the elty of Layrtobe OKI &
‘act of inhd {0 be use for watershed wad waeraGpDly PE:
poses, Teported the same with mmendinent, accompanled OF &
Foport (No. 150), whlch said bill and report were eternad (0
{ie Commitice of dhe Whole House on the sate of the lon.
Me. RARER. from the Cotumitte onthe Buble Lands to
whch was referred the bil CH. It. 11006) authorising the aise
posal of « portion of the KUrt Bidwell Undian Schools City #6.
Hert ae mune wit aendnety ceonpania by 8 report
No. 161), wich sald bil and report were referred {0 the ome
Initee of iNe Whole Howwe'on the state of the Walon.
CHANGH OF REFERENCE,
Under clause 2 of Rule XXU, thy Committee on Invalid Pen
sions was discharged from the consideration of the Dill (HK, F.
45966), granting’ pension to Henry P. Niebuhr, aud the supe
‘was Feferred to the Committes on Heuston,
PUDTIC BILLS, RESOLUTIONS, AND MPMORLALS.
Uniler slanse 3 o€ Ble XT, ts resototlons, and meiorals
wor itfoducea dna Hovey reteftet an fallow
By Ma HAMILAON of Mien Ml I, 2100), ye
sili fir the erection ot a puble baiting at he ay oe SE
Joven Sai; "0" the Opie on Fable, Bulag a
iiomide :
By Mr, HOWARD? A bil} (He R. 11170). to divest the ship.
soent af gen, navies, grat nthe sae wed
myccaltua! of horleutorn aly of thle, teria eoaras
i or poorde ae dulteraton, ieee
fraud in the sale thereof; to|the Committee on Agriculture,
‘By Mr, STEPHENS of Teas: A bill (H. T. 11171) to author.
zo And empower the Secreétpry of the Interior to grunt rights
of way, penmnits, oF ieenses! teross or on India reveryathons,,
Sndian ands, ad Indian ahotments, and for other purposes
lon,
‘Me, GOULDUN: A bil (H. It. 11278) to_ appropriate
000 for the Impreveineh of st Hiver, New ore Harbor,
{tnd for the removal in ledges and shoals in std ut
bor} to the Committee on livers and Harbors
‘by Me. LINTIUCUM: AML (LR, 1174) providing for the:
appropriation of estar of, money. for the erection at Fort
Metfenry of « mouument sid Hagstatt (9 Francis Scott Key aid
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