ask for their immediate consideration. The VICE PRESIDENT. The resolutions will be The resolutions (S. Res. 201) were read, c ered by unanimous consent, and unanim agreed to, as follows: Resolved, That the Senate has heard with pr sorrow and deep regret the announcement death of Hon. WILLIAM J. HARRIS, late a Senato the State of Georgia. Resolved, That a committee of fifteen Senat appointed by the Vice President to take ord superintending the funeral of the deceased S Resolved, That the Secretary communicate resolutions to the House of Representatives and mit a copy thereof to the family of the decease Mr. GEORGE. Mr. President, at a later date ask the Senate to properly notice the passing distinguished colleague, but as a further m respect at this time I move that the Senate d adjourn. he world we may be rescued by Thy in the light of Thy countenance y flee away. mmon now the great resources of the r flowers the earth too rudely prest. appoin for su shall t a. m. Senate Res remai Ga., f attend to ca neces out of Res resolu a co invite funer comm Re iden Cabi the mati Chie tion for superintending the funeral of Mr. HARRIS shall take place in the Senate Chamber at 11 a. m. on Wednesday, April 20, 1932, and Senate attend the same. Resolved, That as a further mark of res remains be removed from Washington to Ce Ga., for burial in charge of the Sergeant a attended by the committee, who shall have fu to carry these resolutions into effect; and necessary expenses in connection therewith out of the contingent fund of the Senate. Resolved, That the Secretary communica resolutions to the House of Representatives, a copy thereof to the family of the deceas invite the House of Representatives to att funeral in the Senate Chamber and to ap committee to act with the committee of the Resolved, That invitations be extended to t ident of the United States and the members Cabinet, the Chief Justice and Associate Jus the Supreme Court of the United States, th matic Corps (through the Secretary of Sta Chief of Staff of the Army, the Chief of Nava tions of the Navy, the Major General Comma ior Senator from Washington enior Senator from Tennessee › senior Senator from Pennsylhe junior Senator from Florida ne junior Senator from Michilenn], the senior Senator from Copeland], the senior Senator lenn], the senior Senator from Bratton], the senior Senator [Mr. Hatfield], and the senior ma [Mr. Black]. President, I ask unanimous conSenate concludes its business journ until 11 o'clock a. m. ro tempore. In the absence of r will be entered. |