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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-15

Knocked Down BY Auto-Har.
vey Lanham was knocked down b.
an automobile occlpied by DR.. F. r,
Newman, OF Elkins. and Rev. W. NJ
Mitchell, Of Borgantowu, both col
ored, In North Fatrmont abou,
1880 O'Clock this morning. Mr.,
Lanham was bruised about the
head but not otherwishe injured. a
special session OF police court ID
being held this afternoon at which
time Or. Newman Is being tried on
charges OF reckless driving.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-15

Marriage Lieense-A marriage Ii
cense has been issued by County
Clerk Lee N. Satterfield TO Newton
stamper, colored, rs, Brownsville,
Pa, and Nellie Rarbar, colored, IS,
Falrmont.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
URGES DEATH PENALTY FOR
USING WEAPONS IN CRIME
Representative Summers Says state
Legislators should Act TO
Make Life secure.
EBy Associated Press

fSS Associated tFtSSsi
WASlIINGTON, Jan. II. Death
penalty for persons convicted OF
committing crimes by the use OF
weapons was proposed today by Rep
rescnta,ivc Summers, of Texas. as 4
means Of checking the present-day
crime wave
Mr. Summers. for many years Il
prosecuting attorney and former
president Of the District and County
Attorneys Association OF Texas. said
actIp, was necessary 20 make human
life more secure.
When the offcnsc of robbery. bur
Giary or theft is committed with
firearms used or on the person" he
said in his statement. 'it should be
possible to innict the death penalty,
and the legislatures OF the states
now IL session should so provide.
This crime wave has resulted
in part from the war. Automobiles
afford the facility. This is the har-
vest time of the seed sown by the
weak-knecd. maudlin scntimentalists
who weep more over the criminal at
the bar than over the fate OF the
victim"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
ICY Associated Press.l

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Jan. l5.-AlthouEh
a board OF naval officers detailed by
Rear admiral y. II. Scales. super-
intcndent of the Naval Academy. has
been prosecuting rigid invcstiga-
ton throughout the day. they had no,
tonight hit upon a clue as 10 the
Identity of the assaiiant OF Miss Har-
rict NJ. kavanaush, Il nurse of tho
naval hospital who was murdered on
the Naval Academy reservation some
time between $3.50 and 10 o'clock last
night.
Lying in an unconscious condition
at the foot of thirty-hvc-foot ter
race about the Naval Cemetery
grounds. just across College Creek
from the Nava! Academy proper. her
skull crushed In three places. Miss
Kavanaugb was found n; 9:l5 o'clock
by Pharmacists Mate Kenneth Riley.
attached 10 the hospital. Miss kavan-
augh died today without rcganng
consciousness.
Numerous enlisted men attached to
the local station We're called az Wit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
BRAND, NEW PREMIER,
FORMS FRENCH CABINET
Obtains Collaboration OF Laurent
Bonnevay, One OF Chief At
tackers on Lcygucs.
SEVERAL MINISTER'S NAMED
Ministries Of Pensions and Hygiene
Probably VIII BE Eliminated and
Number OF undcr-Sccrctarics OF
State Reduced.
INV Asso,iat,dprns. \

PARIS. Jan. l5.--Former Premier
Arist!de BRAND will form n new min
istry to succeed the Leagues ministry.
which resigned Wednesday. lie has
obtained the collaboration Of Laurent
Bonnevay. one Of the chief leaders
OF the national bloc. who led the at
tack on NJ Lcygues NJ. BRAND has
had interviews with numerous lead
ers, which apparently insure him the
support necessary 10 constitute n
Cabinet.
y forecast Of the new ministry
gives NJ. Bonnevay the post OF min
istcr Of justice: Louis Barthou. war;
raul Doumcr. navy: Louis I.oucheur
or Charles Dumont. finance Deputy
Arago. the other chief leader OF the
national bloc. also Will be offered :,
portfolio.
The ministries OF pensions and
hygiene Will probably be eliminated
ana the number OF under-secretnries
OF state reduced.
NJ. BRAND tonight confirmed tho ac-
ceptancc by NJ. Bonncvay of n port-
1910 but u. -Arago has refused n most
in the Cabinet. prcferring to continue
IN the presidency Of the national bloc.
ferct' VINO was asked yesterday
10 head nov ministry of France in
succession 10 the one which resigned
on Wednesday, appeared before Pres
ident Mi!lerand today and declined
10 form tEc Cabinet Difficulties which
ne encountered yesterday in forming
IA cabinet were OF a most discourage
ing nature. At tn" end OF the dav
he had almost decided to give nm
the task. but decided 10 resume WORK
this morning. Ills las; effort WAS
without success.
The Figaro. which represents =
certain body Of opinion. asserted To-.
day that ;hc only reasonable solution
OF the crisis was the choice q, NJ
foincarc as Premier, who would di-
rect the policy OF France as n whole
tContlnued on Second Pace1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
LORD MAYOR GIVEN ENTRY
TO AMERICA AS SEAMAN"
secretary Of Labor Permits O'Cul.
iaghan To Land and Rcship
on Any Vessel.
DAVIS ASKS LEGAL ADVICE
Acting Secretary OF State Calls on
solicitor for Opinion Before Con-
testing Ruling of Wilson Pre-
venting Deportation OF Executive.
fBy Associated Press

WAsHINGTON. Jan. iS.~rirnor,n,.
the state Departments order OF de-
poriation, Secretary OF Labor Wilson
today granted Lord Mayor O'Calla-
CHAN. OF Cork. who arrived In Naw-
FORT News last week without n pass
rort. permission to land as a sea
man"
According to the ruling OF the
Secretary Of Labor. the Lord Mavor
is permitted to land for the purpose
Of reshipping on board any vessel
oound for any foreign port or Mac.
unless the Secretary OF State di-
reefs that he be kept on his vessel. :"
SURPRISED at the failure OF the Sec
rotary OF Labor TO recognize the
formal ruling of the State Department,
ordering deportation OF O'CailarhaD
Tor attempting To enter the United
states without passport. Acting
Secretary OF state Davis tonight an
nounced that he would order an i'm
mediate Investigation OF the ruling
oil the department Of Labor by th..
solicitor for the state Department.
Until an opinion is received from the
solicitor. Secretary Davis said hc
would take no action toward direct
ing that O'Calla CHAN be kept on the
vessel upon which he arrived in New
port News.
In granting O'Cauaghan pcrmis-
sion TO land to rcship on a vessel
bound abroad. Secretary Wilson
further directed that the parole
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
.F0RDNEY GOES TO MARION
FOR TALK WITH HARDING
Ways and Means Chairman Dis
cusscs Tax Legislation With
lrcsidcnt-Elcct.
CONFERENCES NEARLY OVER
Few Engagements Now ON Next
Executives List, and Odds and
Ends Of Onlcc Are Being Rapidly
Cleaned Up.

MARION. OHIO. Jan. IA series
OF conferences ccntcring about
finance and taxation virtually brough.
TO conclusion today President
Elect Hard!ng's consultations hero
Win the nations leading statesmen.
Although a few more engagements
arc on the Prcsidcn;-cicct's hook.
for mex, week. most o. the short time
before he leaves Marion for the
South viii he devoted To odds and
ends aoOu: his on,c-. ana To pcrsonal
matters that must be closed before
no bids GooGby TO his nome town.
Among those wiki whom Mr. lIar-
ding discussed taxation policy and
were Representative Fordncy. OF
Michigan, chairman OF the House
Ways and Means Committee; former
senator John W. Weeks. OF MasAa-
chusetts. who Is understood to be un-
der consideration for Cabinet posi-
ton. and former Governor y. u.
odeli. OF Ncw York with MIR. Weeks,
who is one of his closest friends. Mr.
Harding also went over the whole
question OF Cabinet arNolntmcnts
The conference between the Prcsl-
dent-eicc, and Mr.. Fordney is under
stood 10 have developed little OF a
specific character in regard TO tho
tax reform that Is 10 be urged At "A
special seEuion OF Congress soon after
March s. Mr. Harding feels that de-
tails can be worked out only on
the basis OF evidence set to be col
lectcd b. Mr.. Fordney's committee
and the consultation today Vas said
10 be purely OF preliminary char
acter.
During the day Mr.. Harding also
conferred with Representative TIL
son. OF Connecticut. a former member
OF tho House Military Committee. re-
gardlns military policy. and talked
over labor conditions with Meyer
Bloomfield. Boston editor.
Prcsiient-E Elect Harding will leave
Marion for Miami, Fla, January 90.
with the expectation OF passing the
winter there.
At st. Augustine Mr. Harding will
board senator Fre!inghuysea's yacht,
on which he will establish his head
quarters during mis- stay in Miami.
Mr. Harding vii! make the trip for
rest and recreation. but will round
out the details OF his inaugural while
in the Southern city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
BRITISH ENVOY RECALLED
FOR DISCUSSION At HOME
Sir Auckland Gcddcs Leaves Quiet
~ for Conference With Lloyd
George and Curzon.
WILL RETURN NEXT MONTE
Ambassadors Talk Scheduled to
Include McSopotamian, Irish,
Japanese, German Cable, League
OF Nations and Other Questions.
IDy Associated Press.


WASllINGTON. Jan. l5.-Recallcd
for the announced purpose OF con
sulting with Premier Lloyd George
and Earl Curzon, Secretary Of State
for Foreign Affairs. Sir Auckland
Geddcs. til. British Ambassador in
Washington. quietly and without no
;ice 20 even close acquain,anccs
slipped away from Washington las,
night ana sailed today from New
York for England.
He was accompanied only by IL. V
Tenant. his private secretary. WHO
came with him to Washington whei
he assumed his ambassadorial oiicc
less than eight months Ago. Lads
G.ddcs remained here with the chill
dren thus bearing out the cmbassy
statement that according to prcscn,
intention the ambassador Will return
TO Washington next month.
There is understood to he "a mum
Der OF subjects which will requir,
earnest discussion when the ambassa.
dor reaches London, and 1t is said t.
be regarded as essential that Sin
Auckland be given the benefit OF III.
fullest disclosure OF the views of III,
home officials before he undertakes
to establish formal communication.
with the incoming administration II
this country.
Some matter which is even now re
| ceiving close attention by the British
authorities, IL is understood. prob
ably will be made tho subject of cx.
press and definite instructions from
tho Foreign otllcc in London.
Cunal Tolls ON List.
Among these is the project to free
American ships in the Panama Cana
from tolls. The British government,
had believed this matter finally ant
definitely disposed OF In the earl.
days OF the Wilson administration
but now that the Republican party
platform and the utterances OF
President Elect Harding have indi.
Gated Il purpose 10 renew the effort
10 secure such privileges for Ameri
can ships, 1t Is regarded as possibi,
that the British government will
feel called upon TO protest against
any such invasion of what il has re.
garded as solcmnly pledged treaty
rights.
The pending emergency tariff bill
especially in it's probable effect OF
Canada. ii is also understood. will bc
among other subjects taken up. as
well as tho probable attitude of the
Harding administration toward the
proposed termination OF Il score o!
commercial treaties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
OF MA VAL NURSE
AT ANNAPOLIS IS MISTER y
Board OF Officers investigating Crime Finds No Clue
Aller Day of Probing-Mss Kavanaugh Is
Bealcn to Death With Piece of Pipe

hesses before tho investigating board.
hut without result.
Meanwhile tho city police onic;o,.
are aiding the academy authorities = g
far as possible in an effort 10 bu,.
down the criminal. At least two mon
one in the service. another said Ia he
. descrter. are said TO he under sur-
vciilancc.
That Miss Kavanaugh was prac-
'icaliy beaten to death by a piece ~
pipe and that robbery probably was
the motive Of her assai,an; arc tho
accepted theories. Her pocke,book H.
missing.
y piece of bloody pipe about Two
feet long. which undoubtedly was The
instrument with which Miss Knvon.
augh was beaten over the head was
found near the spot where her body
was discovered.
1t has been learned that Miss
karanaush had been in Annapolis
during the carly hours Of tho oven
Ing i'll company with another naval
nurse whom She babe goodnight at
the Oklahoma cato leading to the
Naval Academy grounds. This was
about 9I5 o'clock and it is believed
the attack was committed about 9:3o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
WAR FINANCE BODY
READY TO CONSIDER
LOAN APPLICATIONS
Ne,Ci' Rer;re,I Corporation 10
CRAM Personal Hearings
TO borrowers.
IBy Associated rrcss. l

WASlilNGTON. Jan. l5.-Thc War
Finance Corporation, revived by an
act cf Congress, watch was passed
over Presidcn; Wilson's veto. is now
funct!oning. /, announced today that
II WAS prepared to consider appiica-
tons for loans to finance exports in
the same mGnncr that it considered
advances prior TO the suspension OF
its activities last A!ay.
In so far as necessary. corporation
officials said. personal hearings will
be given 10 prospective borrowers.
In submitting applications for loans.
applicants should set iortn in detail
ali facts relating &c their financial
conditions, ;hc PURPOSES OF the pro-
posed advances and full information
20 enable the corporation 10 determine
whether the applicants are eligible
under TIE law IL receive loans
The corporation said IL wac author
!zcd TO make advances to American
exporters to assist in the expectation
OF domestic products 10 foreign coun-
tries IL such exporters are unable u
obtain funds upon reasonable terms
through banking channels or to
American banks making loans TO
American exporters for the purpose
OF assisting in ;l.- expectation OF
domestic prodcc,o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
POLICE RECOVER $246, 900
OFPLUNDER TAKEN FROM
DALLAS, TEX, TOFF7CE
Subslalion Robbers Place Liberty Bonds and Currency
in Cache, Near Fort WORTH During Getaway
Man Leads Officers 10 Money Alleged

near Fort Worth. According TO tho
alleged confession OF Scrivner. he
and Murphy We're returning to For,
Worth after having cached the loot
following Wild night ride from Dali
las. The four other members OF tho
band had taken refuge In a house
q, Fort Worth.
Bring Scrivnrr Back.
Five Dallas detectives returned to
Forth Worth with Scrivncr TO-DAY on
the iattcr's promise to lead them to
his comrades hiding place. The
house was found umoccupicd. but in
d!cat!ons were ,nat it had been hur-
richly vacated. The detectives then
were directed by Scrlvnor to the
cache where the bonds and money
were recovered.
Search for ,hc missing four. whose
Identity. police say. is known. Was
continued IN Dallas and For, Worth
tonight. Local authorities predicted
sensational DEVELOPMENTS. In add
tion to the approximately sais.ono re-
covered near For; Worth. more than
$1,000 Of the stolen CURRENCY was
found in "a house in South Dallas to-
day. Police searched the house on tho
strength Of Scrivncr's alleged con
fession.
Extra Precautions Taken
Extra precautions were taken ia
guard ScriVner here and on his trir
tCCItinutu on Second paEr)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
LIFE OF LOIS ELLIS,
AGED z, CRUSHED OUT
UNDER AUTO WHEELS
Runs From behind Street Car
Before Gncoming Into.
Killed Instantly.

Lois Ellis. aged :. al ll07 West
Main street. was killed instantly
when struck by an automobile OPP
Grated by q. T.. Sticnmetz. 1911 North
Plum Street. yesterday afternoon
The accident occurred at Harrison
and Main streets about O'Clock.
Steinnetz was arrested following the
accident on Il charge OF involuntary
manslaughtcr. lie was bailcd for n
hearing in Police Court tomorrow
Stcinmciz was passing Il trolley car
when the accident happened. accord
ing To information secured at the
Second Police station. Tho child ran
from behind the trolley in an attempt
10 cross III" street, 1T is declared.
S,cinmctz, not expecting any one 10
Ice coming from behind the ear. was
unable To stop when the child dash
ed IN front Of his automobile,
After striking the child he stopped
and l.o.pcd 10 carry her 20 a near
by residence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
UEy As.ocla,eI pr..s I

DALLAS. TEN. Jan. lj.-R.port of
the recovery OF nearly $4,000 in
Liberty bonds and currency. aud
the accidental death Of one OF the
bandits. tonight marked the police
investigation OF last nights sensa-
;!onal robbery of a subpos;- Office sta
ton here. The amount OF loot taken
by the six robbers had rot been de-
termined. Four OF the band SIN re-
main at liberty.
". S. Scrivn.r. one Of the band.
vino Was injured when tho bandit
car overturned on a road near Fort
Forth three hours after the robbery
was committed, led Dallas officers TO
cache eight miles north OF Fort
Worth late today. Here S20O.0GN In
Liberty bonds and $4,000 in cur
rcnry was found In two registered!
mail sacks. accyrd!ng to the police.
Scrivn"r. who was pinned under
meath the wrecked automobile. was
arrested by For; Worth police ana
brought here early today Subse-
Gucrtiy he made complete confess
sion. police said. duplicating a mas.
ter mind" behind the robbery. whose
arrest. detectives said. viii cause \
sensation.
Pat Murphy. alias Rufus clemens
alias W. W. Matthews. another mem
Der OF the outlaw band was killed
when the ''hgndit car turned turtl,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
TUCKER FOR GOVERNOR.
Is SLOGAN OF CLUB
University students viii Work for
Lexington MINI In Coming
tEmDnlgn,

LEXINGTON. VA. Jan. ia Tuck
cr-for Governor Club has been formed
among III. students of Wash;ngtcn
and Lee University TO further the
candidacy of Harry ST. George Tuck
~ for Governor OF Virginia Mr..
Tucker is an alamnus OF Washington
and Lee and was formerly It professor
OF law in that institution
The Quicker Tor Governor club
has Il large and enthusiastic member
shin among the Virginia Democrats
a, Washington and Lee. w. NJ. Tuck.
OF Halifax, was elected president; Il.
IL. Barrow. Of Dewitt. Vice president.
and Edgar Jackson, OF Franklin. sec
rctary-trcaeurcr Of the club. An ac-
tive campaign la Mr.. fuckers behalf
is being planned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
EVANGELIRE BOOTH BETTER
Condition Of Salvation Army Leader
Encourages Attendants mt
GrccnYiiic.
icy Associated Fres3. !!


CREi5NVILLE. ). C.. Jan. 1.-THE
condition OF Commander Evangcliac
Booth. Of the Salvation Army. is
somewhat improved, according to an
nounccmcmt tonight from her rooms
at local hotel.
Miss Booth was taken Ill last night
in Spartanburg, hut came 20 Green
villo today to attend the dedication
OF the Emma Moss Booth memorial
hospital. recently completed at n cost
of $4,000. Though present at the
exercises, she was unable to deliver
an address. She expects to be able to
speak at mass-mesting to be held
Church. Si;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
PREDICT LOCAL SHOWS
Generally Fair and Considerably Gold
cr Is PrrdictiUr for Last
JInlr Of Week

WASHiNGToN. Ian 10 Weather
predictions Tor III. week bcGinnur
Monday are:
Middle .\;.antic states Unsettie.
and local SHOWS frst part OF I'll,
wick. and generally fair and cons 4.
eglbly colder weather thereafter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
tobacco Price in 1880
Was 81 a 100 Pounds

ISpccini Ia The Times Dispntch.I
pANN lille. Va. Jan. i5.-An
old i"hacc" bill. showing how
prices were In 1850. WAS found yes
fcrdny Mt Planters Warehouse.
IL showed that -: pounds of the
weed Ind sold for S:I.0:. or mt
I'm average OF slightly over 81 per
100 pounds.
The hill was made out for
NcsSrs. Cooper mud EurrcI on Dc
ccmbcr IL, lSSn.
Prices NOW arc ranging around
S:I to ST. II hundrrdwcight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
WHITE HOUSE EMPLOYEES
MAY BE KEPT By HARDING

WASHINGTON. Jan: l5.-when
Senator Harding and the new secre-
,ary to tho President enter the White
House they VIII find intac; an cxccu-
IContiaucd on Fourteenth Pasc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
SEES BIG SUGAR DROP
Honolulu business Nun Warns Grow
crs Ia Expect Drop 10
81. Cents.
lbs Associatsd Fress. !

HONOLti.u, 4 II. Jan" -. Raw
sugar prices during 1921 may drop e.
3l-o cents "a pound according 10 Fred
L. Waldrom prominent business man
OF uololu!u. who has just returned
from the mainland Nj. Waidron said:
White We can hope for IL 10 -
cent sugar during 1921. II vii! GER
tainly he along the lines of ordinary
wisdom TO make plans agains; -
and scent results"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
Through Parior Car Richnnond-Ncw


Beginning !rhursdIy, January Goth
through parlur car will bo operated
daily between Richmund and New
York Via L.. +. T. Il. X ana Penn.
Il. T. Leave Broad street station
II :55 y. NJ. arrive Baltimore S:56 l..
NJ, West philadelphia 6:0i T.. NJ, Kew
York $40 II. NJ Returning, lcavc
New, York ii:io ~ ~ West fitin I.
delphia LEO PM. Baltimore 3;i0 L.
M. arrive BroId street station S;.p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
SENATE APPROVES
FORDNEY BILL WITH
. TEN AMENDMENTS
Committee Reports Emcr-
gency Tariff Measure
TO Floor.
ATTEMPTED FILlBUSTER
BY OPPONENTS FAILS
Finance Body Refuses to Admit
Extraneous Subjects to
Draft of Act.
IRy Assoclatcl &c. !

WASHINGTON. Jan. I5.-Wi,h ;cn
amendments added. the House .,ner-
Gcncy tariff bill was approved today
by the Senate Finance Committee. II
will be reported 10 the Senate Mon
day.
There was no record vote on ans
OF the seven amendments which
were added Ia the bill in today's
meeting. although Senator Simmons.
Democrat. North Carolina. said the
Democrats generally had voted
against everything" one of the
amendments agreed TO Yesterday. that
placing a duty on certain dairy prod
uctS. was changed today. a higher
rate being accepted.
Amendments accepted today in
cludcd:
Sugar s2.la per hundred pounds
until the retail prices reach 10 cents
pound.
Frozen meats OF all kinds. cents
pound. all other meats - per cen,
ad valorem.
Apples, 90 cents box; cherries. 4
cents pound.
Tobacco, sumatra wrappers and
filters sass per pound; s,cmmcd
Sumatra, $3.50 per pound.
Butter and cheese and their sub
stitutcs, cents pound instead oG
adopted yesterday.
The length OF long staple cotton
| on which the tariff will be effective
WAS reduced from ! 3-S inches to
Is inches, the duty remaining at {
| cents a pound as the Hill passed tho
House.
Cattle and sheep 10 be used for
breeding purposes were exempted
| from the duty on imported animals.
Rice to be used in manufacture OF
canned goods was exempted from the
House bill.
I'iibuster Fails.
Attempts OF several opponents OF
| the bill TO load il down with amend :
ments dealing with cXtrancous sub
jccts were unsuccessful. Members OF
the committee, however. said they
understood II was the plan of some
Senators to reintroducc their amend
ments when tho measure WAS taken
up In tho Senate.
Among those which the committee
refused To accept We're the bill re-
codfying the Federal laws. the rec
lamation bill. the soldiers bonus. and
the committee draft of the proposed
| new immigration laws.
The bill will be reported lin the
form II is To bc defeated" said Sem
ator Smoo,. Republican. Utah. He
added that about everything any
body asked for was put in
Several other supporters OF the
measure also expressed dissatisfac-
ton with the result; Of the commit
tees work
Let BnrS Down.
Action Of the committee yesterday
In voting 10 open the Fordncy emer-
gcncy tariff bill TO amendments was
considered generally to have let
down the bars" and acmbcrs were
prepared for the expected food OF
changes when the committee resumed
is meeting III executive session TO-
| day.
Three amendments were agreed 10
late yesterday. Senator McCumbcr,
Republican. North Dakota. won his
an L',nrtn.rth p.un