Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1927-03-15 | Page 4 | Underwood and His 24 Votes

UNDERWOOD AND HIS 24 VOTES VOTES The United States suffered a loss l oss when the Sixty-ninth Sixty congress congre adjourn adjourned d The adjournment mark mark- marked marked mared ed the return of Senator Oscar Underwood of Alabama to private e ife l It is rare that a political leader draws as many tributes from men n ot of the opposite party as Senator Senat Underwood did He lie ends hIs bis long IOB term of ot public service with a II rec re rec- rec record ord that contains much worthy ot of i praise and little deserving of ot crit- crit criticism cri t- t cism I who BesIdes Besides who will 1 ever er forget torgi that repeated oft war cry S 2 24 votes tor for Underwood The mans man's man name Dame brought a light hearted touch to one ot of the bitterest pi po po- po l fights lIghts in de decades decades ades For that alone it for tor nothing else Under Under- Underwood wood will always alwa's have a warm V place fn in our memory memory nt