Speaker. I was ufiavoidably detained from the Chamber and did not have an opportunity of hearing the distinguished gentleman from Massachusetts . I now want to call the attention of the House to the fact that at this very moment we have many important problems facing the Goverinent: The economic condition of the country. involving a possible period of unemployment. the question of foreign relations. with a delegation now on its way to England looking toward naval disarmament. the matter of the World Court. the question of the consolidation of railroads. our tariff policy. immigration. the need of proper radio control. and many questions of real importance. With all of these problems outstanding. seemingly the entire attention of the country Is directed to one subject. that of prohibition. We have a report from the Commissioner of Prohibition. which the gentleman from Michigan inserted in the Rcoan today.
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