TTIE WILr1IMGTONIAN.

Thursday, April 90, 1926.
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1t will be seen by our report of the pro
ceedings of the two Houses, says the Ma
tional Journal, that Congress have finally
determined to close the present session Oh
Monday the 22d of May. Some efforts were
made in the House to prevent this decision,
which falls with as chilling an effect on the
blossoms of oratory, just putting forth and
promising fruit, as the frost of an Apn
morning falls on the opening buds in the
realm of nature. The result Of this deter
mination VIII be to turn the disposition q
members into business channel, and TO put
an end to the practice of speaking for effect
There are nearly two hundred private bills
on the docket, many Of which, in strict jus
tice, should be acted on, involving claims
which equity and humanity alike ask toi
The Bankrupt bill! may, perhaps pass the
Senate, where there is certainly majos.';
IN favor OF the measure, and VIII then BE- IA
a state tor the House 70 take it up early IN
the next season. OF the various other pE5
lie bills of Importance, it is probable tha'
some will be also driven over to the nest
session. Five weeks of practical Legislation
will, indeed rid the docket of such prod
glous mass of business, that we should ~
be surprised if nearly all the important "
sincss should be completed.