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House Margin Greater.

The Republicans have an even
greater advantage in the House, where
the lineup is as follows: PAT Repub-
licans, 1873 Democrats, l Independent.
> Farmer-Labor and Socialists.
Representative Nicholas Longworth
of Ohio, floor leader of the Republi-
cans in the last Congress, will be elect
I'd Speaker tomorrow, succeeding Fred
erick II. Ciillett. who has become SEN
ator from Ma ssaChusetts. Representa-
tive John G. Tilson Is the selection Of
the Republicans for floor leader, and
Representative Finnis J. Garrett OF
Tennessee will continue to lead the
Democratic cohorts OF the House.
The main interest centers in the
vote of the Progressive bloc" com
posed of the Wisconsin delegation and
Representative Keller of Minnesota,
for Speaker and the vote of the House
OH a proposal to do away with the So
called discharge rule, by which a petit
rion signed by $50 members is suff1-
cient to bring about the discharge of q
standing committee from any measure
It has before il SO that measure may
come before the House for considera-
tion. Representative Smell of New
York, chairman of the rules commit
lee, is expected to move the adoption
of the rules of the Sixty-eighth Con-
gress with an amendment. The
amendment will do away with the dis
charge rule, which was forced on the
Republicans two years ago by a coali-
rion of the Progressives and the Dem
ocrats. Under the old rule ii required
o. two-thirds vote of the House to dis
charge a committee from considera-
ZION of q, bill.
The Progressives of the House are
'on trial in these votes. The atti-
1ude of the regular Republican organi-
zation toward them, it Is expected.
will he determined largely by this test
tomorrow. Their assignments TO
standing committees hang in the bal
anCc Already Representative John
VI. Nelson of Wisconsin, leader of the
bloc" has been dropped from the
important rules committee. But the
excuse given is that this committee is
above all others a policy committee"
and that the regulars are entitled to
control it absolutely.
In the Senate. Senator Charles Cur
zig of Kansas will lead the Republi-
vans and Senator Joseph T. Robinson,
he Democrats. The Senate is eX-
Continued on Page I, Column 6l
Evening star., 1925-12-06
ATTORNEY Scored
For Whisky Gifts
To Court Attaches
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, December Gifts of
whisky to court attaches by Pat
rick II. O'DOnnei. a veteran
Chicago attorney. during the muir
der trial Of two clients, Albert
Anselmi and John Scalisi, was
held today by Judge W. V.
Brothers not TO have been in con-
tempt Of court.
The principle is bad the judge
held. however, and the practice
both dangerous and unethical. IT is
highly reprehensible and revolving,
considering the law of our land"
The court sentenced the two to
II years imprisonment. They were
arrested after fight in which two
policemen and two gangSters, one
of them Mike Genna. We're killed.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
FIND CANCER SERUM.

LONDON. December LP).-Clear
progress has been made by DIR. w. E.
Gye and J. Z. Barnard in their can
Ger work. These discoverers of the
cancer organism, 1t is stated by the
Sunday Times, have been successful
in their efforts to secure inmuniza-
ton against cancer. Not only
chickens, but mammals. have been
inoculated and have remained I'm
mvne to the cancer germ.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
|NSURCENT ISSUE
NEARING CLIMAX
Congress Republicans to Fix
Status of Liberals in
Next Few Days.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Still facing a final decision as 70
their relationship with the insurgents
OF their party, Republicans of the
House and Senate took final steps
yesterday to organize the two houses
tomorrow.
Senate Republicans held their pre-
liminary conference without even dis
cussing the question OF whether Sen
ator La Toilette of Wisconsin is to
be treated as one of their group. AL
though invited to this conference, Mr..
La Toilette absented himself, and
while 1t was in progress he was in
conference with the Republican in
surgents of the Wisconsin delegation
in the House.
Nelson Loses Place.
AT the same time the Republican
committee on committees in the
House carried out the policy adopted
by the party caucus last Spring of re-
moving the supporters of the late
Robert NJ. La Toilette from the "lley"
committees. John VI. Nelson of Wis
consin, who was the elder La Fol
lette's campaign manager last year.
rules committee, and the unseating of
James A. Frear. also of that State, as
a member of the ways and mea MS
committee, which handles revenue
Legislation, was ratified.
None of the other insurgents has a.
place on important committees, but
some hold either chairmanships or
ranking places on minor standing
bodies of the House. Whether they
are to retain these positions is a
problem with which the majority party
still has to deal. Organization Of
these committees was postponed IN
Ill tomorrow afternoon, with some
leaders determined TO reach their de.
cision on this matter on the basis of
the regularity" shown by the insur-
gents in their votes tomorrow on
House organization and adoption Of
the rules.
At their conference yesterday the
Wisconsin delegation decided to issue
a formal statement today clearly de
fining their position. There were in
dications that they intend to act as a
unit tomorrow and to adhere to the
position they took two years ago when
they made a determined fight for
amendment of the then existing rules.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
One Dead, Three Hurt at Fire.

BUFFALO, n. Y, December 8 Op).
One fireman was killed and three
others were seriously injured when a
section Of brick wall fell while they
were fighting a fire this afternoon at
the plant of the Buffalo Body Cor
poratton. Michael Schmidt was the
fireman killed The loss is placed at
$3.50 600
Evening star., 1925-12-06
POLITICIAN is SHOT.
Had Received Threats In Election
Contest, Man Says.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec. CP.-EH-
jah P. Harrison, Republican poll
tician here, was shot in the left hand
from a dark driveway last night in
an exchange of shots with an uniden-
titled man. In reporting the affair to-
day Harrison said he had received q
number Of anonymous threats that
he would be shot IL he did not drop a
contest over an election in which Ed
ward Miner defeated him for magis-
trate., Police were unable to flnd14
trace Of the aSsaila Mt
Evening star., 1925-12-06
PART THREE-1e PAGES

usements-Theatersa and the Photo
play.
Music in Washington-Page 5.
Motors and Motoring-Pages 6. Z
and s.
Fraternal NeWs-Pages 10 and IL.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
PART TWO-o0 PAGES.

Editorials and Editorial Features.
Washington and Other Society.
Notes of Art and Artists-Page 4.
Early Winter Book Peviews-Page 4.
Tales of Well Known Folk-Page IA.
News of the Clubs-Page Il.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
PART SIX-12 PAGES

Classified Advertising.
Financial News-Pages 9. 10 and II
Army and Navy News-Page IL.
Evening star., 1925-12-06

Magazine Section-Fiction and Fea-
lures.
The Rambler-Page g.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
CITIZENS SUPPORT
SCHOOL BOARD BILL
Popular Election Indorsed by
Federation After Spir-
tied Debate.

Popular election of the Board of
Education was indorsed by the Fed
GRAFTON Of Citizens Associations last
night after an animated and spirited
debate. during which the present
school board was ridiculed and charged
with failure to give proper consid
Grafton 10 the demands of the public.
The vote was SO 10 IA.
The protracted discussion came as
sequel 20 the report of the educa-
tiOn committee presented by James
G. Yaden. chairman, urging the ap-
proval of the principles OF the Gasque
bill, which would permit the dis
franchized people OF the District 10
elect school board members. The
chief opponents We're Delegates II. A.
REM of the South Washington Cit
izens' Association; Mrs. George a
Kicker of the District League of Wom-
en- Voters and William G. Henderson
Of the North Capitol Citizens Asso-
citation, the latter making an impas-
stoned speech at the outset OF the
debate.
Evening star., 1925-12-06

tomb Of Tin-hanan Uhe discovery of
which was announced November 2S)
is, / believe. the greatest archaeological
treasure Africa has ever produced
The statue Of the Libyan Venus we
found there alone would more than
pay the entire cost of the expedition.
Tfn-hanan's tomb stands on high
volcanic rock overlooking the desert
1t is built In circular shape with rec
ullnear blocks covered with Libyu-
Berher inscriptions. These have been
turned over for translation to Able
J. B. Chabot. vice president Of the
rench Institute. The tomhs Of
Continued on Page ). Column 81
Evening star., 1925-12-06
Presidents Return Waited.

II is the custom on the opening
day for each house to appoint a com
mittee to Join with that of the other
"a announce formally to the President
that Congress is in session and ready
10 receive any communications which
he may ca re to send to il. President
Coolidge, however. will be in Chicago
tomorrow, where he has gone to ad-
dress the American Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton. and will not return to Wash
ington until Tuesday morning. The
committee to wait on the President
Will be appointed tomorrow, but it will
not be able To carry out the direc-
tions of Congress until the follow
ing day.
The Presidents annual message 10
congress will be submitted to that
body Tuesday, it is now expected.
President Coolidge has decided to
transmit his message in writing and
not appear before a. joint session of
The two houses to deliver II in person.
The political makeup of the new
congress is far more favora BILE to the
Republicans and the administration
lhsn II was in the last Congress.
when the balance of power was held
in Senate and House by progressive
"hlocs.' The lineup in the new Sen
atc is IS RepuhliCan provided the
newly appointed Senator Gerald =.
Nve Of North Dakota is seated-39
Democrats and Farmer Labor Sena-
tor. Even with the Republican insur-
gents counted In the 56 the majority
is still great enough to give the ad-
1ninistra ton a working majority in
The upper house.
Evening star., 1925-12-06

Betty: Regular Fcllers; Mr. and Mrs;
Mutt and Jeff
Evening star., 1925-12-06
Court, Farm Aid, Dry Act and
insurgents Treatment
Promise Fights.
OPENING TOMORROW
EXPECTED TO BE QUIET
Address May Be Read Tuesday.
Adjournment May Not Come
Until Fall.
BY e.. GOULD LINCOLN.

The Sixty-ninth Congress VIII get
underway tomorrow at noon. While
;hC opening day promises TO be quiet.
there are indications of fireworks 70
come during the long session that
stretches before the legislators.
The new Congress meets for the
fIrSt time since its election in Novem-
ber. 1924. more than IS months ago.
IN both Houses the Republicans have
control and a working majority
The administration will seek its op-
portunity 10 translate into legislation
its policies and the pledges made dur
ing the campaign last year.
The Democrats, on the other hand,
will attack the administration at every
TO make the issues with which it may
60 10 the polls in the congressional
election next year. Already there are
threats of congressional inveStiga
lions.
Big Issues to Come Up.
Foremost in public interest of the
nlea sures and problems which are TO
come up before Congress are tax re-
duCtion, proposed adhesion of the
United States to the World Court,
farm legislation, ratification OF the
war debt settlements with Belgium
Italy and other debtor nations, con-
solidation of the railroads, coal, the
merchant marine and aviation. The
prohibition question promises to r4ise
its head, with the vets" strenuouSly
dema anding d modification of the Vol
cad act and even repeal of the Con
%tItutiona! amendment. But the ''drys"
insist that even if this question bobs
Hp II viii never get its shoulders
above the level Of the table.
The sessions of both houses are eX-
pected TO be brief tomorrow, although
there always is the possibility of un-
fOreSeen matters arising to hold one
or both for several hours. The or
Sanization of the Senate already has
been completed--at its special session
held last March. The House, on the
other hand, must elect~its Speaker and
other officers, adopt It's rules and ap-
point it's standing committees.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
PART FOUR PAGES
PART FIVE-S PAGES

ink Sports Section.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
COMIC SECTTON- PAGES

GRAPHIC SECTION-14 PAGES.
World Events in Pictures.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
Many Support Plan.

As arguments against the report in
creased Delegate Harry y. Stull OF
the Stanton Park Citizens Association,
a member of the citizens advisory
council. which already has gone on
record as favOrinE an elective school
board, came to its support and vas
Immediately augmented by large
group, which included George r.
Wales of the Cathedral Heights Asso-
citation. David Bahp of the Lincoln
Park Association, George r. Russell of
the District Congress of Parent Teach
or Associations, A. II. Gregory of the
stanton Park Association, Fred s
Walker of the Park View Association
L. l.. Daily of the Sixteenth Street
highlands association. Charles A. Rak
or of the Conduit Road Association
and !. G.. Hefty of the Washington
chapter Of tho American Society of
Engineers.
Mr.. Babp made ono OF tho most crec-
tive speeches in support of the re
port declaring that if Washington
really wanted a democratic and repre-
sentative school board the people
should elect it. i've watched the
hoard closely for three years" he
said "and get more Disguised with
it every day. 1t is undemoCratic to
have a single organization controlling
the appointments. On q recent oc-
casion a member resigned on Monday
and his successor was appointed the
following morning. What chance
have the people got under such an
arrangement"
The charge that the board neglects
10 respond to the appeals of the pub-
| lie was hurled into the discussion by
Mr.. Gregory, and was agreed to by
Mr.. Walker, who supplemented the
| statement that the school governing
| body not only laughs at civic dele
cations which appear before il. but
''pokeS fun" at them.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
"FrOn, Press to Home
Within the Hour"

The Star is delivered every evening and
Sunday morning to Washington homes at
90 cents per month. Telephone Main 5000
and service will start Immediately.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
Commissioner Plan Opposed.

Rather than have the board elected
by the people and subjected to poten-
tial political influence. Mr.. Henderson
advocated its appointment by the
commissioners. hut William Mex.
Clayton Of the Brightwood Association
reminded him that this plan was tried
Continued on Page =. Column 50
Evening star., 1925-12-06
WEATHER..

tU. 5. Weather Bureau Forecast
Fair and colder today; tomorrow
fair: moderate to fresh westerly winds.
Temperatures-High 81, at .
pm. yesterday: lowest, 40. at am.
am. and 10 pm. yesterday.
Full report on page {.
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-07-07

Crackers and biscuits, so common to
most homes, are so important that
nine countries are vieing for the mark
cts of the world.