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RURAL F|REMEN
FAVOR BILL TO
TAX INSURANCE
AZ Help Toward Maintaining
Apparatus Outside OF Will
mington.
FEW RECEIVE STATE AID

tircmcn associated with the VA
rious rural IRE companies arc showing
considerable interest In proposed
legislation providing for a State sex
on re insurance premiums. the pro-
ccojs 10 be applied toward maintaining
nro equipment In tho rural Districts
Tho annual reports Of tho various
IRE companies. which will be sent 20
the General Assembly by those advo-
eating such measure. win show that
rural companies have pcNemed
Naluah. service in Safeguarding
property ana ilfc.
A. tho prceent time the revy Court
appropriate. s2oo Co each OF the ten
nre companies IN the section south Of
Wilmington Tho Wilmington De-
iartment 30 Public safety has asked
tho county for s2.So0 as pay for pro-
lection they gave - tho rural section.
especially tho section north Of VII
tninrton.
The annual report ~ tho Five Points
'ivirs Association ere committee
shows that during tho past year the
apparatus bought by the residents of
that section responded 20 eight alarms
ln that section and rs alarms IN all
pf tho total. eleven alarms were In
lrandywine hundred. IN the section
nov covered ~ part by Wilmington
several ~ The Gre companies tina,
receive $500 yearly from the county
are also allowed appropriations by the
state Legislature for protecting state
property Tho Cnanston heights. Five
1iulufn Ilsu,gr, anI Ney-t,orf ,o,,,-
paniCs which DO nc' receive any state
aid, are in sertions ln which tho
Workhouac. Hope Farm. Terr's In
ruHiral school and other public
hulldInga are located
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MORE COAL HERE.
II VIII Serve In Measure 60 Relieve
the Shortage.


With tho arrival Of several con-
signments Of coal today. which fact
was made known by several dealepS.
RELIEF from a serious shortage. which
FOR n time was threatening. Is promis-
cd
The shipments which Will arrive to-
day are reported as being Of a sub
stant!al quantity. However. no mat
Ter what the size 81 the shipments
may be 70 Is known that the incoming
coal viii not exceed the regular al
lotment assigned TO this city. by the
Pennsylvania Fuel Commission.
AZ has been custom among l-cal
dealers. they Will MI all emergency
orders with their newly received con-
signments before they attempt 20 dis
pose OF u 10 other persons.
In regard TO the rumor that prof.
teer.ng was going on among local
dealers member 4 the Delaware
Coal Commission stated today that 70
the best OF his knowledge only one
such report had come TO the atten-
ton OF the commission.
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|. &C. TO PROD ROADS
ON THE ROLLING STOCK
viii Make Inquiries al SUgges-
ton OF Former Striking
Craftsmen.

~ Associated Press - Eve-y Ev"rin~
washington T8n 1f--$ofion 100
served on railroads ~ the country fo-
day by the Interstate Cornmeroa COM
mission that j. Intended 90 proceed
their expenditures during rersrf
months ON maintenance ~ e0uinu1en'
and tho methods they have fo'lowed
IN providing freight car service for
shippers.
Though tho cOnmissicn's order .r-
stitutinE the Investigation sasd Thai
no formal complaint had beeu nnads ~
% railroad expenditures - main
teuance. informal petitions asking for
nm inquiry have been fled recently
hv no International Association rt
! Afachinists and other un.-ns which
were involved in the general shop
crafts strike which began .ast july.
70 ls desirable GO know whether exc
; penditures of tho carriers far main
tenance ~ equipment nave been
reasonable. the commission order -o-
J day declared. and 20 keep informed
as % the manner and method .1
/ which the business ~ such carriers
/ - conducted with special reference r1
4 the furnishing Of car service. The
| commission wiI therefore seek 90 do
: termine the facts which % desires 90
! hearings 20 be held AZ times and
places which % Will announce later.
The macninists union charged 4
the informal petition fled with -he
! comm-ssi several days ago that rail-
roads generally mad made @xtravaEant
expenditure during and since the
strike. in an endeavor 90 break I'D
union organization o the shops.
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Music COMMISSION TO
HOLD POEM CONTEST

The Wilmington Music Commission
will open a poem contest on January
Is. For the best three-verse poem
about Wilmington an award Of $50
Will be made. The contest Is open to
everybody. The poem should be OF a
character that can he set 10 music
and sung o. civic occasions. The con-
test VIII close on February - and
after the pnem has been selected a con-
test VIII be opened for the best musi-
cal setting.
Mrs. Marie ii. Haughey is chairman
81 the Subcommittee OF the Music
Commission in charge OF the contest.
other members are Mrs. l. +. Wales.
g. J. NJ. Rumford. Miss Ruth L.
storms and Charles 7. Ernst. Poems
should be sent To- the Wilmington
Music Commission. Mrs. Marie II.
Haughey. y. o. Box ia. City.
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Stale House. Dover. Jan. ii.-Chsir-
man collins and Secretary Nelson Of
the Legislative budget committee
have prepared their schedule ~ heat
inss hcf,ne tho committee for the va
fiour stale officials and DEPARTMENTS
and whom the committee mot THE
afternoon. % was approved
Tho hearings VIII begin on Monday
and WI continue untg Wednesday.
January "a some few commissions.
4 b. underwood. wiz not be required
g. scport before the committee for eN-
aninst.nn
~ ibis connection me members arr
Understood io ~ wiling 10 fore ~ any
uulg into anaine 90 the Commission
tur OBJ, Bind. as hey feel sure this
departments appropriation could Not
o., reduced.
A. ne initial hearing on Nonda y
SENATOR Murphy and Rerscsentative
Jones. chairman % tho Legislation
t.aims committee. vii appear before
tho ludEc; committee II VIII 10 tho
sud,uNor o. the committee TO de-
trrmIrc whether tho cXpcnscs OF the
Legislature can Do cat down. While
the names 90 he CovCruor. ucutenan;
governor. chancellor and othr state
officer. are on the schedule FOR in.
Nrsusatun. 10 was made clear This
uuru.ng hat they are not asking for
600 appropriation They get con.
tns,ut fund and the budget com.
n.,,, wants 10 learn ust what j.
n' Wth these contingent funds
Monday. Jan chairman Scnat,
Claims Committee. y. M Chairman
ll"OH. Claims Committee, ll5 y. an;
a o. Renson Secretary Stale. $50.
q NJ Hollis. Insurance Commissioning
b. on.
Tuesday. Jan. If r. Fouracre
state Treasurer. I 2. m. NJ. Har.
rineton, state auditor. ll5 D. m: :
II Townsend attorney general. / =.
. M, " ID Dcnney. governor. ~.
WEDNESDAY Jan. III ". VIII
cults oyster revenue collector. ! n
M " .. Townsend cannery in
fpector. il5i NJ d Grossau. Depart
mont of Elections. Wilmington. 80
4. ASderEon. state Board Charities
% M
Thursday. Jan is-G. L. Mednl
bank commissioner. Z p m. Dr. Al
beri Robin. Tuberculosis Commission
l2o o. ms Dr L. Conweu. stat,
Board ~ Health. I 40 ?. m. Lev,
Courts OFF tho thru. counties. . = m
Friday Jan. 49, NJ ~ Jester stat
TIA Department. D. M: Mrs Ahc
du lonf. Feeble Minded Commission
loo D. 10, Commander @. A r.. Is
\ IA; Palmer HON, for AGED Per
sunH. Dover. : =. NJ.
Monday. Jan. 22.-Marie Lockwood
Child Welfare. ] =. M Brides Ions
Mothers Pension 80 D. m: J. W
Wise. state Board % Pharmacy. .
4. On.
Tuesday. Jan. 23.-l.ayton Home 70
kgcd Colored People. p m. G.. 4
Read. Industrial School for Colorel
clris. 20. Mrs J I. wolco;t. Indus
trial School for Girls 40 p. m: 81
Michael's Day Nursery. =. m.
"Wednesday. Jan. "a Ferris Indus
trial School. ] D. m; state Hospita
for The lnsanr. 100 p. m; Josiah {
Nolrott Chancellor. =. m: J. Dan
forth Bush. lieutenant governor I'll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
VIII Give Away "kisses.-

GovatOs' corner. Eighth and Mar
ket streets have secured from Miss
Mae Murray. the formula Of her
famous Broadway Rose" kisses. This
CONNECTION was fret made by Miss
Murray herself in accordance with
her ideas OF what home made candy
should be and has since become quite
popular. Govatos' are showing a
window filled with the new delicacy
and as an introduction TO Wilmington
candy lovers they Will give 10 each
patron attending the broadway
Rose" az the Arcadia Theatre during
the week Z January Is. a Broadway
Rose kiss, with compliments Of Miss
Murray.
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PULLMAN WORKERS ANXIOUS.
No Decision on Saturday Half Holiday
Matter.

Employees of the various working
crafts al the Pullman TO. plan, n
this city, who several weeks ago We're
unanimous in their election FOR ,ne
Saturday half holiday. have not as
yet been Informed OF any action taken
10y the company on the matter.
Following the eiection. The com
pany's main office a; Chicago was
telegraphel u the result. 70 was gen
orally believed AZ first that the new
order would become effective starting
tn first os the year. Because OF IN,
delay. however. employees hold ou'
but slight hopes Cor a change IN tht
present working schedule, 10 Was
stated.
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SAYS GERMANY WON'T
RESIST ACTIVELY
RUHR OCCUPATION
Continued from page 1

Third. the use OF alcoholic liquors
will he reduced
Fourth. Sunday will he declared n
day Of national mourning.
a despatch from Essen 10 tho Ex-
change Telegraph saye tho Rhenlsh
and Westphalian labor organizations
have decided to proclaim a brief strike
beginning Monday. throughout the
whole industrial district In protect
against the French occupation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
MAY SETTLE MUNICIPAL
FIGHT ON THE SQUARE
ContInued from nnEe 1.

" tho lights 90 long ne you limit them
10 eighty 600 rounds
.. An act 20 lcgallze horse racing In
Delaware
Mr.. Lednun, we do not know how
you stand on horse racing. but we
know you Ike automobile racing. Tor
BlackiFton. Tho motorcycle COP. has
taken your number ON several or-
casions. We feel that horse racing
on a track docs less damage 200 tho
public than automobile racing ON q
road. We d"n'ts think there is any
danger ~ our citizens losing al thefr
money on horse racing pro long ae
there are four Sow York stock Tx.
change houses around Tenth and Mar
ket streets.
2. An act ~ abolish tho whipping
post In Delaware
We think tho whipping post l4 q
barbarlc form ~ punishment and
should ha abolished. Instead az Civ
Ing = prisoner twenty cruel lashes on
tho bare ~ his back with the cato
nine tails. no warden should give
him ono good clip I'm back ~ tho ear
with black lack \ man who is
sentenced 90 twenty lashee ie also
sentenced 90 AZ least ive years I'm
prisonmen'. en- Won can readily soc
TINT n tho prisoner is buried ln tho
ground with tho black lack. tho SOW
erai counties will sac considerable
money. Figuring that % costs % cents
dav ~ foed prisoner tho saving
on q Two year sentence would amount
to s222222 Startling figures. Oh
b Charley
/ TO what YOU can FOR those bills. Mr.
/ fednuu. ~ you know we heave q
mean vote In tho ballot bok.
Very truly yours.
tn. signatures 20 tho letter FOL
/ low:
w. !. Abrahams. VI W. Touchton
Stanley q Lemon. !. = Prentiss. "
~ Foulk. r. g. lester. " 4. smith
Fred T Mrssick. r n. Cooper. W. y
ReisinRer. l. & Reed. " i. stevens
NJ. NJ. Carpenter. r. " Grimms, Jos
A. Jennings. ". l. Elchelis. ~. W
Cornell. W. r. Wicso',. VIM. +. No
Renna. Clarence Davis. WIN bergman
T. \. Racey. p W Taylor. r. a
Phillips. 8. J. Thomson. !. q. Lytie
\. e. Nielsen.
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PHILA. SPREAD SMALLPOX
QUARANTINE AREA
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Jan. 1.-Two hundred
policemen early today guarded areas
of the city. Guaranteed Tor smallpox.
Disc very Of eight cases resulted ~
the quarantine.
The area between Twelfth and Th.r-
teenth and Poplar and Girard avenue
was under ban. Marshall street be
tween Thompson and Master was also
blocked OF as was Girard avenue be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets and
ogden street between Eleventh and
Twelfth
Individual Quarantines we're placed
on lodging houses and physicians
vaccinated hundreds to check the
/ disease.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
ELLIOTT CHARGED WITH
MJRDER0IS ASSAULT

He wounds badly infected. william
Scribncr. Negro. who was shot by his
son-in-law. Samuel Elliott. at his
home in Belvidere. near Marshallton,
on January 2. Is in a critical con
dition AZ the Delaware Hospital.
When Elliott was arraigned In
Municipal Court this morning on a
charge OF assault with intent TO COM
nit murder. Judge Hastings held the
man in g. 500 bail for further hear
ing in two weeks. pending the out
come OF Scribners wounds
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Personal

Mles Helen Gorey o. Cambridge. Md
has been visiting friends ln this city.
N.ss leslie Mese .ck OF Washington
renewed old friendship here th.s week.
M.ss Ethe. Sr.nger. Instructor IN
the commercial department in Hack
.nsack ~ J.. High School visited
friend here this week
Nathan o. West o. Ashvlle. y. g.
paid visit 90 wilmington this week.
Among the '.oldey students that
have been ill and are now cOnyale~clng
are. Leon y. Harberon. Anna Plotlxin.
leruy cold~Dorough, Harry Il. Rigby.
asl~srd Gisdri.ng. Richard r. Lucey
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11

Several new solo and group dances.
with new costumes. will be exhibited
at Young's Studio OF Dancing at the
reception dance Saturday evening.
The program by the pupils OF the
school will include Greek interprcta-
tive dances. Spanish, Scotch. Russian n,
triple clog. character song and dance,
and the character group.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
FEDERAL DEPARTMENT
or EDUCATION

The board OF directors OF the
Chamber OF Commerce will vote
today at their meeting. on a
referendum on tho report Of the
committee on education Of the
Chamber OF Commerce Of the
United States.
The question on which the d.
rectors will vote. and on which
votes are being taken in the
various commerce chambers
throughout the country. is the
establishment OF a Federal De-
partment of Education at the
head OF which will be a cabinet
member.
Both sides OF the question are
set forth in the report ma
jority favoring the opposition
and a minority report i'm favor
OF il. a number OF other mat
ters will come before the board
at today's meeting which Will be
the final one OF the present
board.
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OCCUPY BOCHUM SATURDAY
UNLESS GERMANY PAYS

Parie. Jan. it-promier poincare.
In his statement before tho chamber
Of deputies today on the Htepa being
taken iw France I'm the Rhur district.
eaid the governments plans provide
for the eventual occupation OF Bochuin.
n Germany fails % carry ont the
French demands
The occupation Of Bochum. which f.
tho site Of the iron md steel works of
Hugo Stinnea. n said 10 be set for
Saturday. although this IN not official
~ confirmed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11

In Court OF General Sessions yes
terday afternoon Daniel Lednum. ac-
cused OF improper conduct toward q
young girl. was convicted. on mo-
ton OF his counsel. J. Frank Ball
however, ne was granted leave To M.
reasons for a new trial. The jur,
recommended mercy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
WOODS TROUBLES MULTIPLY.
After One Conviction. Must Answer
TO Two SERIOUS Charges.

Trouble continues 20 pile UP for
William Woods. who yesterday was
sentenced to serve twelve months i'm
prisonment for selling intoxicating
liquor. In Municipal Court this morn
ing James salisbury. attorney was
granted an appeal In yesterdays case
and bail fixed at $1,000 by Judge
Daniel O. Hastings.
After bail was fixed. tho state an
nounCed that Woods would he tried
tomorrow FOR receiving stolen goods
in addition To an extra charge. that
Of soliciting to commit burglary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
MUSIC COMMISSION
MEETS TOMORROW

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Wilmington Music Commission viii be
held IN the Mayors Office. Public
Building. az u O'Clock tomorrow.
Revised arrangements for Sunday
afternoon concerts will be considered,
rs. the FRS; Central Church audi
forum Will not be available as ex-
Dected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11

For the ensuing year the director.
OF the Union National Bank have re.
elected the following officers; Presi.
dent. Alexander r. Crichton: vice.
president and cashier. J. Chester Glib
son; assistant cashier. Augustus L
| Jcfieris.
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FRENCH TROOPS ENTER
ESSEN EARLY TODAY;
POPULACE is QUIET
Continued from page 4.

General Degout,e. who f. in su-
prcmc command OF the French. has
drafted n proclamation 20 residents Of
the Ruhr explaining the character ~
the movement and making clear that
II IL being effected In the names Of
France, Belgium and Italy This
notice will be posted throughout the
zone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
LEAFLETS FROM FRENCH
PLANES ASSURE GERMANS

Berlin. Jan. i1-Frencb alrpia nos
dropped leaflets over Essen yesterday
calling upon the population 10 remain
quiet. according 70 dispatches here
today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11

Berlin, Jan. 1.-The Lithuanian in
vasion OF the international territory
Mcneil on the East PrusSian from
tier is extending. according 10 the
latest report from Heydekrug. but
there have been no collisions between
the soldiers and the inhabitants.
The French government territory
which is under the jurisdiction of the
League of Nations. has but a small
force at his disposal, and the police
Of the district number only 100 men.
The objection OF the IAthuanians. II
Is believed in some quarters here. is
10 confront the allies with a fait ac-
cOmpli
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11

HELEN =. ri Ills. co,arod. pleaded
guilty 20 an indictment charging
perjury In General SESSIONS Court
this morning and was fined $500 and
p3roled FOR two years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11

Richard Reese. vice-president OF the
Equitable Trust Co, has returned
from Atlantic City. y. J., and resumed
his official duties today. after a severe
attack of grip.
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MEMEL P0PULACE IN REVOLT;
WOULD JOIN LirHUANIA

Washington Jan. IA revolt has
taken place in the whole OF Memel
district" OF East Prussian, the c.ti-
zens demanding that territory De made
"a part OF Lthuania. according 20 a
telegram To the Lithuanian Legation
here today from its government at
koyno.
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PAVING THE WAY FOR
DELAWARE WOMEN TO
HOLD PUBLIC OFFICE
Continued from page 1,

There was a lull In the business be-
fore the House and recess was TAX
en- for 80 minutes. pending the trans
mission OF some proposed legislation
from the Senate.
Wants state Payroll.
Another OF the Democratic inquisl-
,orial bombs was exploded in the Sem
ate this morning. when senator Chas.
Hopkins. Democrat of b,.,.. offered
"a resolution calling upon the state
Treasurer 10 submit TO the Senate on
or before "Wednesday. January II. a
complete list of the names of all Of
ficcrs. officials and employees drawing
salary or receiving pay or com
pensatton from the state OF Delaware.
together with the amounts OF such
salaries and wages paid each employe.
This resolution was adopted.
Senator Hopkins said Democrat.
and Republicans alike had expressed
n desire TO have the information. but
he did not explain further the pur-
poses Of the resolution. Whether II
Is simply TO secure desired informa %
ton or for information TO aid I'm the
majority party's economy program
along the line Of reduction OF salaries
was not developed.
Senator Niven introduced n bill re-
duiring all vehicles Of any description
traverslng the streets and highways
throughout the state to 10 equipped
with lights one hah hour after sun
down and until one half hour be
fore sunrise. These lights must he
white and visible I'm front Of and 10
me rear Of such vehicles for n dis
lance Of at least zoo feet should any
person fail 20 comply with the pro
visions OF this law and become in
VOWED In an accident. they will not
ne permitted to recover damages,
and in addition they may he subject
90 fine Of s. for the first offense
$40 for the second and S26 for the
third The law provides for an Rp-
peal to the upper court from tho de-
cision of a justice -pf the peace. who is
given Jurisdiction In the premises. Tho
bill was given two readings and re
ferred 20 tho committee on revised
statutes
Senator Hardosty introduced \ hill
providing for an appropriation Of S.,
Geo 20 Ever Ready irCle. king'e
Daughters. a corporation OF this state
FOR the maintenance and support oi
the homo FOR old people I'm Dover. II
VAS referred TO the committee or
charities.
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nr. Gnes at ConsIsior,

Rev. W Warren Giles. pastor Il
The FYrs, Reformed Church. East
Orange. y. j., viii address The Com
slstory luncheon at noon tomorrow.
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n. r. Graham 81 the Delaware Au-
tomobIe Association Legislative com
mittee. brought a bill - Dover today
to authorize tho governor 10 appoint
a board " special constahles for tho
Delaware Automobile Association as
such association may apply FOR. These
constablee would have all the power ~
county constable. hut would receive
NJ compensation from the state. They
viii he paid nv the Automobile Af'so-
citation. The b.ll further provides that
they shall serve for two years and
their commission may no revoked at
any time hv tho governor. or upon
the application Of the automobile rs.
socistion. Such constablep shall weaI
badgee with the words Special Con
stable. and Delaware Automobile
Association" on them
The bill further provldee. one hall
~ the fincs imposed. where the evi
dence ~ secured by these special auto.
mobile conetablee shall be paid TO the
automobile association The bill vii
We introduced some time today. IN tn,
House or Senate.
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Maximum results az minimum cost
an Every Evening wan, ad Csn
.22OQ.--Adv,
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SCHEDULE HEARINGS
ON STATE BUDGET
Legislature TO Quiz Many State
Officers and Heads OF
Departments.
", william .. Mc,c,.

special Dispatch Prom Every Evenings
stan Correspondent
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

GIRL rnnted for general homework
Apply IfOs west Eighteenth street
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There was a lull In the business be-
fore the House and recess was TAX
en- for 80 minutes. pending the trans
mission OF some proposed legislation
from the Senate