Charleston Daily Mail (Newspaper) - April 1, 1930, Charleston, West Virginia CLOUDY WEST occasional light rain In north portion slightly er In north west portion and warmer In extreme east tion tonight Wednesday cloudy and slightly colder FINAL EDITION VOLUME CHARLESTON WEST VIRGINIA TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 1 1930 14 PAGES PRICE 5 CENTS IN NAVAL PARLEY IS Definite Advance in Last 24 Hours Claimed by Spokesman EFFORTS CONTINUING Experts Seeking Solution of Deadlock MEETING IS PLANNED Henderson and Briand are to Dismiss Matter LONDON April t labor government was defeated in the house of lords today when the lords by a vote of 60 to 13 a technical amendment to the Scotland drainage The defeat followed two reversals in the house of commons hat month but it was not considered of major im- portance LONDON April 1 British naval conference spokesman announced today that distinct ress was made during the last 24 flours toward finding a security ula satisfactory to Great Britain and France announcement represented a change from the gloom which conference circles yesterday over the Anglo-French negotiations In which Great Britain has en- to satisfy French desire for a guaranteed security in ex- change for reduction of the French naval program It was understood generally that tho two delegations had reached an impasse The difficulties of the situation however did not prevent the ex- perts continuing to hammer on this political problem with the apparent that they have begun to see some light Meetings are continuing and ts n Henderson of Great Britain and Foreign Minister Briand oC expected to get together to discuss the situation Britten Offers Plan WASHINGTON April 1 Chairman Britten of tho house committee has devised a plan or a naval reduction reaty which lie urgea that the delegation to the London propose us a means of Measuring sincerity of Great Britain British acceptance or rejection of his plan he said would soon show whether England is on the square Jills proposal made in a nent issued for publication today He walled upon the delegates of the United States to stop talking about impossible pacts and lay cold on the table Joins Opposition Senator Fess Republican Ohio a member of tho foreign relations committee last night added his ob- to a consultative treaty to that already expressed by several of his Terming such a pact clearly he said it would be difficult for us to agree to consult In matters Involving of the Mediterranean without morally committed which would unwise Britten proposed that America the battleships Florida Utah and and land the battleships Benbow Iron Duke and Emperor of India with Japan retaining her ent 10 This would give the United States he said 14 ships with a total tonnage of England IS ships of 501.430 tons total ani Japan 10 with tons Cruiser Program Turning to the cruiser problem he that tho United States Great Britain and Japan complete the construction of all vessels of this category now authorized with England scrapping her 15 oldest cruisers Our tonnage of 13 could te scrapped down to meet the British tonnage of and Japan coUd retain her 129.375 he aid or it might be agreed that could build up our tons HO as to insure her superiority ove tho combined French and Italian tons The submarine tonnage of ica and Great Britain he added Is Continued on Five AND WEATHER Act t same year The month of April took its annual bow day accompanied by warm sunshine and a light spring breeze The month of March wont out like a contradicting the ancient Ing- In a lamb out like a Hon The fYst day of March came in like a lamb and did not leonine until late in tho evening Sun rises Sun tets Moon rises Temperatures Max Monday SNAP Miii Monday 26 7 a m day a in Tuesday Stages The Kanawha at K a n a w h a Falls feet f a 1 1 i n g at Charleston 7.1 feet pool The New at 1 Union feet falling at Radford 1.3 feet The Ohio at Huntington feet falling at Cincinnati falling at Pittsburgh 11.7 pool The Gyral up river dam 10 clam 5 o'clock down the Kumsey o'clock WIDOW OF RICHARD WAGNER IS TAKEN BY DEATH AGED 92 YEARS Was Daughter of Liszt Famous Composer and Did Much in Advancing Musical Genius of Famous Husband Mother of Four Daughters and Son the the had tho BAYREUTH Germany April 1 Cosima Wagner 92 years old widow of Richard Wagner and daughter of Franz Liszt celebrated com- posers died today She had been ill for a long time and as long as a year ago was said to be unable to sec to hear or to leave her bed Daughter and wife of two world's greatest Cosima Wagner held a unique place in the musical world as the builder of Richard Wagner's worldwide tation She played an even greater role than King Ludwic II in promoting i tho genius of Wagner To her i sympathetic assistance as much as to the Bavarian king's patronage it was felt that thu world owed the King operas The Meistersinger and Directed Festivals After her husband's death in Fran Wagner devoted all her ability and energy to tho cration of his memory by tho great festivals Sho achieved financial an well as artistic success In the festivals and continued to di- rect them personally until the later years of her life when she turned tho task over to her only son Siegfried Wagner Frau Wagner was born in at Bellagio on Cumo daughter of Franz Liszt and Countess Marie It who left her husband in Paris for celebrated pianist her mother was a gifted writer widely known under tho name of Daniel Stern Cosima spent her childhood in an environment of musical and literary people Thus at the age of 13 she first saw Kichard Wagner Her parents having separated Cosima was sent to Germany to grow up under the care of Frau von Buelow At 19 shu was married to her guardian's son von Buelow director of the Weimar chestra A years later she again met Richard Wagner man who was to dominates her life Although ioi legally separated from von until the second romance of her life began in when she eft him for Wanner Mother of 5 Children Thereafter for IHi years before as well as after her marriage tu ner at in she presided over musical salons have few equals in history Always a liant rind sing a striking personality Frau Wagner in spite of her thin most angular figure ami somewhat masculine features had -i rare charm and fascination for all with whom she camo in contact Sho was tho mother of throe daughters by von Buelow while the son Siegfried and a daughter Eva were born of her marriage to ner Eva Wagner became the wife of tho English writer Houston Stuart Chamberlain Enfeebled by her Frau Wagner during her latter vas confined much of the time to her bed She had lost her sight almost completely and few people her dren ami occasionally of her numerous grandchildren One of tho rare to rule was General Ludendorff to whom Frau Wagner and her son at ono time wero accused of having sums for tho cause FRAU TO SEEK REVIEW IN CAMP CASE Toothman Says Petition Being Prepared for Supreme Court Action A H Toothman an attorney for a group of taxpayers in an effort to have O Emerson Camp convicted Kanawha county superintendent of schools removed office reported Tuesday that it petition was being prepared for presentation to the state supreme court for a writ of for a review of tho action of the state board of education in dismissing the ouster case against Cain p said that lie believed the action of the state board in dis- missing charges oC misuse of office and preferred Camp to bo subject to a court review and that quest a writ by the court also asserted that hu was en- titled to his salary of lor the month of March principal of the junior high school Camp hus refused to countersign the check on account of ab- sence from scholastic duties during Camp's trial in court and in hearing before the board of Toothman explained Tuesday that a teacher in tho Midway school qualified to act as principal during his absence had substituted for him and that therefore he was entitled to receive his full salary of for March The substitute teacher would bo paid from tho check for the time he was absent from school the at- torney said Camp no comment to mako in connection with the check Tuesday BLUEFIELD YOUTH IS IN PRACTICE Duke University Sophomore Placed in Hospital X C April 1 Perry Lll years old field Duke university sophomore was in Watts hospital hero today unconscious from an in- jury received in spring football practice yesterday How lie received injury was unknown Coaches said he made no complaint that ho was injured during the practice but as he left tho field Coach James De- Hart noticed he appeared to be dazed Deliart examined him and ordered his removal to tho hospital where ho lapsed into ness said his condition was caused by a hemorrhage OIL Chinese Bandits Torture Dis- Magistrate SHANGHAI April 1 ther dispatches today confirmed scattered reports that bandit armies wore conducting a virtual reign of terror In several provinces of China south of the river From Hankow came information that the bandits who last Thursday raided and looted the city of chow western province be- sides capturing three missionaries boiled district magistrate in oil killed it Chinese Christian pastor and forced tho residents to pay Mexican good will money they departed SNOW Lusty Downfall is Given City on April 1 CHICAGO April 1 man April fool antic In Chicago was another snowstorm The know began with a light flurry bellowed into a lusty fall to catch recuperating from its worst March snowstorm in history HAWKS FLIGHT TUCSON Ariz April t Captain Frank Hawks ental glider flight was leaumed day when his tow plane led the Kaglet off the Tucson airport and headed for Paso Tex OKLAHOMA CITY IN PERIL FROM GUSHER Fire Feared an Well Continues to Run Wild OKLAHOMA CITY April 1 AP puny efforts to re- strict its strength the Mary Sudik No 1 oil gusher of Iho Oklahoma City field today hurled constant of thousands of barrels of oil hundreds of into the All suggested precautions being taken against the possibility oE an of tho grim terror of tho oil lire on the of a gale laden spray from what is termed tho largest sweet high gravity well in the world yesterday showered over tho countryside to the north of tho gusher Gravity of the ion was de- creased during tho nigh when the wind lessened A sudden flash of flame igniting the oil would carry disaster and loss lo the citizens of Oklahoma City who after years of effort ly have proved that an extensive pool of gold lies at their door As a of wind housewives in South homa City wore to close tho windows of their SEARCH IS RESUMED FOR BODIES Mine Rescue Workers Still in Kentucky Plant ISLAND Ky April 1 workers endangered last night by a of a power lino which halted a vital exhaust fan drawing lethal grises from the Pioneer Coal company's mine today resumed search for 10 of the 10 men entombed Saturday by an ex- plosion With of the bodies of six a forlorn hope was that any of the others was alive COMPLAINT AGAINST SUNDAY DISMISSED LOS ANGELES April 1 AP charging Sunday son of Evangelist Billy day and Maurino LaSalle with marital Infidelity dismissed in municipal court yesterday In moving for dismissal Deputy District Attorney George Stahlman said Mrs George Sunday who caused tho complaints to ho filed last November no longer wished her husband Sunday is In Chicago he was arrested last week IS ON April 1 J Locke noted British un- derwent an operation today He was taken ill some time ago but his strength and the operation was understood to be under good tions Proposes ing Power to Nullify Acts of Congress RESOLUTION OFFERED Unanimous Vote Required in Declaring Laws Un- constitutional and WASHINGTON April 1 A joint resolution proposing to re- straint tlic power of the supreme court In nullify acts of congress was introduced in the today by Senator Brookhart Republican Iowa T provides that tho court may hold laws unconstitutional only by a unanimous Instead of by majority vote as at present A joint resolution to suspend the interstate commerce authority to approve any unification or merger of railroads was in senate today by man of the senate inter- state commerce committee resolution would suspend such authority until congress has passed legislation to protect promote the public interest in consolidations Legislation Suggested resolution taid no further he approved until legislation be exacted to 1 Cover operations of holding for tion of the public interest through additional authority conferred upon the commission U spread injuries tn through decrease and disruption of heir tion service ry losses railroad em- that better or more L- u n o m 1 v I transportation service and advantages to public The commerce recent approval of a merger of and Northern cited as one will substantially and restrain tu the from the Cities to tho and it charged v injure the growth prosperity many along th of same jockeying fur advantage that Die few of senate tariff debato started today in tho house Under an reached tlie ring committee tho houbt will vole separately on tho sugar lumber and of I hill Ff ot districts corimudlllcs aro to keep i rites in the a brotherly spirit e assiduously be- fori aro taken Middle who want the the items ra e votes f els which will wanted to of opinion MISSING STUDENT IS OPERATING Miss April 1 Robert Emmet Boyle former Fordham university deni who disappeared in ber was Identified as a cab driver here today by a man who saw his photograph in a newspaper Boyle admitted his identity Confronted by Patrolman Joe Ritchie Boyle son of Dr Patrick Boyle Glen N Y admitted his identity and talked of his wanderings through many ern states The student for whom a reward was offered in Glen Falls expressed willingness to return home seeking a for- tune is a tough job SOUTH CHARLESTON ST Heavy Votes Predicted in Both Cities Crossing Dispute is Ballot Factor will and Although tin decision ot the appeared to be a for tin Middle they did nut tiny wanted voles will be taken rifter the Koey to rather than be- fore ju had arked This menus that written the promise adopted by UK The recently which this my finally must be a com- those already house and the bloc L voto on under any circum- stances linally agreed lo i roll call on the item after the conference begins hoping hat tional time will give them an op- to gain support for a high rate from the lumber shingle and cement forces The committee expected to report tho rule procedure day and it will bo voted row or Thursday The recommendation is believed certain of adoption by tho despite the opposition if Democrats Dry Law Attacked April 1 Assailing the prohibition law a failure Senator Democrat Maryland today re opened the con- over he wH drv tion He cited a number of which he contended showed that prohibition a failure and placed tho figures in the record were- given as showing the number of arrests for drunkenness in cities excluding Chicago from Ifil I to In the number was placed at which decreased to In 1020 tho year tho prohibition law went Continued on Five Heavy voting Influenced by im- portant issuer vas reported day in tho towns of South ton and rft Albans as of those two municipalities went to the poll to choose administration of- for tho next two years and for one year respectively The election South Charleston following ono of the bitterest political campaigns the towns has ever experienced growing out of the railway crossing bond issue con- distinguished by a rush of voters lo the polls while tit Albany a three-cornered fight brought a heavy vote Election emphasized that was public interest and anticipated tho heaviest voting in recent years In South Charleston Republican ticket led by Mayor Albert V who has served two terms as mayor was bel ig opposed by a Democratic ticket headed by L II superintendent for tho Charleston railroad com- pany Voters of Albans faced an unusual situation in being compelled to choose from candidates on three separate tickets OH G d P Ticket The Charleston Republican ticket included he names of K C Jarrell for city recorder O J J W K M Graham Mat Kigle U II Hudson and Charles Neat has candidates for the city council Opposing crats were N U Henderson for city recorder: Verno Stratton W N Morgan K C Johnson Frank Paul George Surbaugh and L II Rogers candidates for tho council The three tickets In tho field at St Albans wero tho Citizens the Peoples and Independent Claude L Smith an attorney with offices in Charleston was seeking reelection on the Independent ticket with J Moore and Wr for the city council Tho Citizens t was headed by for mayor and 1 W Holloran and J II Dunlup for Asher M Johnson president of the Johnson Cream company headed the Peoples ticket on which Mr also was a candidate for cily council with J O Murray officer in iho St Albany R and 0 A M M Kirby Ben and George Patterson t city hall precinct C upborne Miller clerks il L Murray U S Marcus Blaker commissioners at Harvey Harris and II K Taylor clerks David McQueen J I smith and Fred Litton commissioners at the Hansford school precinct Voto Mayor iSmith that St has a voting population of frum tu from all indications Tuesday the vote would be heavy The mayor charged that tbc big Issue in tho campaign grew out of thu tion of an underground crossing by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway at Third and subsequent at- tempts by the railroad to closo all other street charge vas denied by bers of tho two other parties In the election who reported that II was just a regular annual election Mayor Smith asserted that tho Citizens t was in agreement with the O rind O while tho Peoples party had attempted to tho in tho election officials In the South Charleston contest were named by thu city council at a meeting day night The Republican officials Precinct No Armor hotel II B Clay A and Hopkins ers precinct No city hall Ralph T C and Dayton Henson commissioners precinct No L C soy clerk Louie Cablish and Thomas commissioners The Democratic officials Cor precinct No 1 aro E C Smith W G Moore commissioner Continued on Page Five Labor Head Favors Proposed Federal Unemployment Relief Measures BEFORE COMMITTEE Idleness Situation Serious Chief Tells Senators CAME APRIL FOOLS DAWN BUT WHERE'S YESTERYEAR Biggest Fool at Last is Reporter Who When Last Seen Was on Way to Bite a Dog Decadence is Viewed With Alarm by Patriarchs WASHINGTON April t William Green president of the American federation oC labor de- clared that one worker out of every four in trade and industry was less in February when he appeared today before the senate commerce committee to give his version of the unemployment situation Green who speaks for tho ranks of organized labor indorsed the bills ot Senator Wagner Democrat New York calling for appropriation of more than for a manent federal program to relieve unemployment whenever it occurs The February figures are the most serious of tho three years for which the labor organization has collected statistics Green Huge Loss Estimated In tho building trades -43 per cent were unemployed in February he said Total wage to Industrial workers have dropped per cent since the stock market de- cline and the volume of the railroad workers fell 12 per cent he said We estimate that wage earners were out of work in the month of February and that they lost over in Green continued Since un- employment was nearly as high in January and March as in February those out of work lost well nigh in the first three months of 1930 One billion dollars worth of wealth created by our wage earners and spent for the products and ices of our industries in three months would undoubtedly be more than sufficient to turn the of business from recession to advance Tho unemployment figures of the federation show that among our membership during the past 27 months unemployment did not fall below 9 per cent for all trades and rose as high as 22 per cent This is indeed a grave problem Since October unemployment has increased from 11 to 22 per cent due to a business depression Trade and industry depend very largely on wage earners for tomers When this income is cut down the effect on retail trade ia immediate Green attributed the trend to many obvious causes Including the increasing uso of machinery to re- place men and the mortgaging of wages by installment buying Submits Program A program was submitted by the labor leader most of it embodied in the Wagner bills The program included the following 1 Establishment of a federal agency to closo track of em- ployment conditions and tion tor an unemployment census 2 Creation in industry of systems to regularize em- ployment on a busts similar to the recent contract between the moro and Ohio railroad and its shopmen Organization of a federal em- ployment service to help the ployed lind jobs 4 Vocational training for workers displaced from their trade by installation of chines d A long range program of lic works construction to take up slack employment in dull seasons Labor is fully persuaded ployment can bo eliminated as a cial and economic problem said Green Wo have organizations necessary to contribute to Us tlon and are ready to cooperate In working out constructive methods Unemployment is the most serious drain on industrial progress and a serious social waste POLICE ON GUARD AT FORD FACTORY Unemployed Seeking Work are Causing Disorders April 1 small detail of police WHS assigned to the pates of tho employment offices of Ford Motor company today to prevent a recurrence of disorders yesterday when a group of about men sought employment that the company re- home of Ks workers brought the crowd to the gates Five men were arrested as dis- orderly persons and a few others minor bruises from stones thrown by tho unemployed police dispersed the gathering AT ADELAIDE ADELAIDE S o u t h Australia April 1 by zards of the Antarctic the ship Discovery with members of thi Sir Douglas Mawson expedition here today IS BOSTON April 1 Judge Browster today derrd padlocked for ono year a zanine floor In the Elks hotel whore federal prohibition re- cently raided a bar room and cafe Looking t whole lut tike any other day April Fools day clear and warm Tuesday is it was exported tn Old with alarm this hoar them ifU III the good nld when tho sun we nt down in the morning and came up In the evening on April 1 Modern science however ently had overcome this irregularity Tuesday As a of fact difficulty was encountered on ill by the for April day Mayor was at tho farm about T Newcomer wan sighted chatting amiably with a farmer from district in a courthouse corridor and nothing strange about Henry A Walker president of tho county court re- ferred to as tin courthouse sphinx he knew no and his statement could hardly be described as A report from Kanawha school that a little girl T years old had discovered soap in a piece of candy given to her by n little boy 9 years old was proven false Similarly untrue were reports that an elderly gentleman in Quarrier street had stooped to retrieve a disappearing and a West side dude had with disastrous effect ppr HP i hat harboring a brick All untrue The only known tical joke was on the April Fools day reporter who when last was on his way to bite a dog EnS A m in is Store People's Slum H Virgin Ian Harlow Walter K in s 11 Til leo Syndicate Portland foment of Co Laird's Office Supplies W T Komi Son Ire O Tint lest nil Credit Cp ftf n n 7 14 3 0 BEFORE COMMITTEE WILLIAM GREEN LACKING IN CHEST FUND DRIVE Clean-Up Committee Will Try to Get Balance Final Luncheon Held The community chest drive is ing over the top That was the prediction made Tuesday noon at the final luncheon meeting of workers in tho Scottish Rite temple when Arthur B Koontz general chairman announced that a clean-up committee of 20 men would go after the subscriptions of every prospect not yet seen and bring in needed to fill the chest Reports from workers in the various campaign divisions sub- mitted Tuesday brought tho total subscribed to the chest up to Contributions reported on Tuesday totaled The campaign is going over the Mr Koontz told the workers Many prospects have not yet been seen owing to absence from the city or other reasons and tho drive was retarded last week on account of the bad weather Several thousands of dollars are yet to come in from industrial plants and special gifts contributors It will take some work to clean up the drive and I want 20 men for a up committee including vice men in the drive Miss Bell Grove executive tary of tho chest lauded the loyalty of tho campaign workers and said that them was no doubt but what the vet needed to fill the chest would be subscribed The directory of contributors will be revised and an analysis of the work of tho various divisions will be made at tho close of the campaign Miss Greva said We're going over the top if we'll just stick to It a little Miss Grevo asserted Tho drive will be continued and the special clean-up committee will make an Immediate check of the list of thoso who should give and will go after tho subscriptions not yet reported Miss Greve and Mr Koontz called attention to the fact that many prospects who have always given to the chest have not seen by workers this year Miss Greve cited an instance in which a woman had called her office and wanted to know whether the chest had too much money Chest officials Tuesday urged that all those who have not been seen by campaign workers and wish to make a contribution to the chest call tho chest offices in the public library building VIA IS CANDIDATE Democratic Congressional nation Sought April 1 R Via former Cabell county cuting attorney today announced his candidacy for tho Democratic nomination for congress from tho fourth West Virginia district Via seeks tho nomination for the regular term not the vacancy left by the death of Congressman James A Hughes i SEARCH FOR PLANE IN RIVER RESUMED HUNTINGTON April 1 The for an airplane reported to have fallen in the Ohio river near Greenup Ky last Saturday was resumed today when Lewis Stone manager of the Huntington airport sent men to Greenup in a motor launch Stone said he had been in- formed that a plane had landed at Manchester O for fuel and ing none suitable had taken off for Huntington No plane reached here he said Four Greenup residents reported they saw an airplane fall in the river but a search failed to reveal one BOOTH TARKINGTON'S EYE BEING TREATED BALTIMORE April 1 Booth Tarkington noted novelist today entered the Wilmer Eye tute of Johns Hopkins hospital for a renewal of treatments begun more than a year ago to save his sight Tarkington was a patient at the in- for several periods last year and in March 1929 an operation performed which Dr William H Wilmer called a remarkable cess and after which he held out hope that the sight of the author's right eye would be completely re- stored WEST VIRGINIANS HURT INDIANAPOLIS April 1 Mr and Mrs C D Dotson burg W Va were recovering at St Vincent's hospital hero today from injuries received in an automobile accident on the national road near here Hospital attendants said neither was injured seriously and they probably would be discharged soon JAMES M HEAD DEAD BOSTON April 1 Marshall Head twice mayor of Nashville fell dead at a Democratic banquet in the Hotel Statler here last night In 1903 he was mentioned by the late liam Jennings Bryan as a possible Democratic candidate for the dency Controversy Over Challenge Clause Causes Row at Committee Hearing ASK PURE BALLOTING Safeguards in Voting Laws Needed is Argument KANAWHA GROUP HIT Senator Says Elimination is Advocated Here The house of delegates Tuesday afternoon before adjourning until 2 p m Wednesday passed the lowing two One petitioning the governor to amend his call to the legislature so that the legislature may consider a resolution to empower him to issue and to sell in road bonds at his discretion This amount is all that remains of the 000 authorized in for that purpose The second asking the ment of a committee of three sons from each house of the lature to draw up rules in regard to the final decision on the revised code The joint legislative code devoted all of its session Tuesday morning to discussing pure elections and got nowhere After more than an hour of debate which brought out party lines the Republicans and crats and caused the throwing of partisan charges back and forth across the chamber the committee recessed until 3 o'clock when the de- bale was to be resumed Meantime both houses of the convened at 3 o'clock with sessions in prospect The question of pure elections arose after Senator W S Hallanan obtained the floor and began a dis- cussion in support of a motion which he said he made last day The motion he said was to strike from the code chapter on elections the present provision for challenging questionable voters ing an election Senator H P Henshaw cratic floor leader protested that tho committee already had voted against reconsideration of the lenge at its session last Thursday and he did not recall that Senator Hallanan had made an additional motion to strike out the right of challenge Senator B H Hiner also said he did not recall hearing such a motion made Several others ex- pressed the same view No Motion Found By Clerk Mr Henshaw asked that the clerk of the committee go into his records and read the motion Clerk M S Hodges and others made a diligent search of the records but the motion was not produced Nevertheless Speaker J William Cummins pre- siding announced that the chair rules the motion was made and that Senator Hallanan had a right to speak to it Mr Henshaw Insisted that ho wanted the motion read so I will know whether he is talking to the motion or a political speech Again and again Speaker rains ruled that the motion had been made and Mr Hallanan ceded with his address Senator Henshaw interrupted again to say that he understood the week-end had been spent in ming up support for elimination of the right to challenge from the and he asked for time in which to drum up support for his effort to keep the right of challenge His motion to postpone further con- sideration until 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon was lost As the joint legislative committee convened the political air was tense with reports concerning the sible fate of the document Threats Reported Threats came from several sources There were reports that certain members of the house of- delegates disgruntled because of their inability to collect expense money from the state had decided to remain at their homes and let the code take care of itself There wero other reports that some of the Democrats planned to oppose adoption pf the code if the chapter on elections was allowed to include changes in present law which they consider would be mental to their party's welfare This mental to their party's welfare While political observers lated over the outcome others were engaged in the task of trying to find a legal way to pay expense money to the members of the house The 88 requisitions for as checks of each still were at office of State Auditor Edgar C Lawson Tuesday morning and while Continued on Five DAY'S WORST STORY By WILL ROGERS OU a lot of men are creat hits with women married to They are so cute the other women say Well Mrs Sadd had that kind of a husband One day at her bridge party one of the women says to her Oh Mrs Sadd likes your husband so He's such a kid Just a regular boy ain't Yeah I reckin he is a regular Well you know what I mean He likes to play games don't he And ain't he even playing at believe a good deal of the Yeah that's right he at make-believe He makes believe he's president and I'm the house and he vetoes all the bills that J
