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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
How Rats Eioht

Rats fight on their hind legs most
~. all hunched up. and because they
haven't fangs, like the real carnivor-
Gus animals. they chop with their
heads UP. shark fashion. but it isn't
nice to watch them doing it. They
sat thus, gibbering, each on his
launches, and made rushes alter
nately at each others back. while the
attackee pivoted like a bottle on a
pin and side chopped.
Times one saw them motiOnlesS.
Times one saw a whirl. Times they
We're locked, and times they were a
foot apart, and each change took
place with the rapidity of lightning.
But there was one thing quicker than
their changes of front, and that was
their nasty chopping bites; these
were so quick that you could not
follow them at all.-F. s.. Mars in
Adventure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
Artichokes as Source of New Sugar
Suobtv

Common sugar Is now likely to
have an ally on tables and in food
factories since a new process for
making a novel sugar has been per-
fected at the United States Govern
ment Research Bureau. The novel
sugar is levulose, unfamiliar to us
although it forms large part Of our
! daily food.
Certain vegetables. notably the ar
. tichoke, contain, Instead of starch. a
near relative of it named 'inulin.'
and this breaks down into levulose
instead of deXtrose. Sugar cane is
confined to warm countries and sugar
beets to limited region of the tenn
perate zone. But the artichoke. source
Of levulose. can be grown anywhere
from the Equator to the Arctic and
with less expense and labor for Guilt
walton than beets. \ crop Of ten to
twenty tons per acre can he obtained
and the artichoies will yield IS per
cent of levulose
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
Beauties of Mature

It may be observed That what we
call beauty of nature is mainly mega
tive beauty: that is. the mass, the
huge rude background, made up Of
rocks, trees, hills, mountains, plains,
water, has not beauty as q positive
character, visible to all eyes. but af-
fords the mind the conditions of
beauty, namely. health, strength. fit
ness, etc, beauty being an experience
of the beholder. Some things, on the
other hand, as flowers, foliage, bril-
liant colors, sunsets. rainbows. water
falls, may be said to be beautiful in
and of themselves; but how weari-
some the world would be without the
vast negative background upon which
these things figure and which pro-
vokes and stimulates the mind in a
way the purely fair forms do mott
Inhn EurrOughs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
RhII DATED UP
-FOUR MORE
les THIS WEEK

York. Jan. 25-(By A. P.)-
NurmI, who ran his totak Of
worlds records up to ~ last
i the Brooklyn College games.
|lr races on his schedule this
|hs most strenuous program he
dertaken since his three sue
nights Of racing recently at
b and New York.
Finn viii share the spotlight
week. however. in all Of these
with Ugo Frigero. famous
walker and Olympic cham
Tho makes his American debut
y night the first night Of the
-barrelled Millrose A. A. track
I'd carnival at Madison Square
(Which looms as the outstand-
hletc event Of the winter sea-
Pic race on the first night Of
lfoe meet over a distance of
quarters Of a mile promises to
n to one Of the severest tests
American campaign. This dis
fs a tribe short for Paavo and
We his opponents, including
ay Lloyd Hahn. Leo Larrivee
nmy Connolly, a better chance
than at any other mark. The
howeyer. is SO confident of his
TO triumph that he has map
q schedule to break the two
mile record as well as that for
quarters.
ne second night. Nurmi will
u a mile and a half race for
pcnan Wanamaker trophy,
nas been won for the past sew
Ee1ive years by Joie Ray. The
hcasoan. who also holds the
record for the distance, will
% defend his honors.
no VIII make his first start in
m !e walk in which he will
liberal handicaps to his OPP
n Goulding. famous Cam
Aaa former worlds champion,
Hastnk a comeback to meet
y TO star in another handi-
a!Me on Tuesday night. On
M Frigerio, Goulding and
lnnt. premier American hell
WI are to meet in a special
W. event confined to these
sensational stars.
and Frigerio are to make
~ appearance Of the week in
1llasside A. c. meet here Fri
!. INC the Boston A. A. games
Ia. MRht. The Finn is slated
s Ivy YARDS at the Morningside
~ W.T., svOo meters in Boston.
aairose and Boston A. A.
~ among the most impor-
- Indoor season. and their
d M ltn Nurmi and Frigerio
Sa. promise to witness
sI competition. Schools,
~ colleges from many parts
cuunfry will ho ranros.nfod hx,
~ Y national. Olympic and
tse games also will mark
bnIs ss 20 appearance Of jack
MAympic 200-metre cham.
mi IVY american to capture q
a Paris last summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
Fast Horse Races
At DOver-FOxcrOft
Especial to the Kennebec JournaD

Especial to the kennebec JournaD
Dover Foxcroft, Jan. 25-The Pts
cataquis River straightaway was the
scene Saturday of .one of the best
races of the season when Billie
O'Donnar, Bangor horse owned by
Murtah Hughes was matched
against Falfine owned by Henry
Cloutier of Dexter. The race only
went four heats owing to darkness,
therefore the bets were called off. It
is expected that the two horses will
meet again in Bangor in the near fu-
ture.
The matched race with Billie
O'Donnar driven by M. Hughes and
the heats were, l. 2. .. Falfine. driv-
EN- by Ganeau, 9, 2, I. /. Time 80 IL,
30 II. % ga, 80. Starter Fred Kin
ney of Pittsfield and the judges Ar
thur Drake and Arthur French Of
Guilford and Fred Davis of Oldtown.
In the Free -For-All Indiana Dillon,
driven by Whitney, /. !. /. Minnie
Be-Sure. driven by Edgeley. 2. 2. 3.
Cornstarlily, driven by Gray, 3, 3, ..
Time 80 IL, %, 80 L..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
|C0ny Girls Flash
In First But Lose
ITO Deering, 1918

Portland, Jan. 25-Cony high gave
the Deering lassies quite scare in
the first period in their battle at
Deering high yesterday, but after
that it proved easy for the Purple
lassies. Deering finally won 33-1s,
with Norma Grover and Bobby"
Eveleth starring in the win.
The first period was a hectic af-
fair. Cony taking a II to lead but
from then on faded from the pic
ture as the Purple lassies got their
attack going in full swing. a shift
which brought Miss Eyeleth to q
forward position was greatly re-
sponsible for the victory. The game
was hard fought all the way, and
was one Of the best of the year. The
summary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
Wall Street Briefs

New York, Jan. 25--Steel company
executives do not ant: -ipate any
serious competition with German
and other European producers for a
long time to come. President Eugene
Grace Of the Bethlehem Steel Cor
poration declared that temporary
advantages now possessed by foreign
m, 1ufacturers through low wage
rates and deprecated currency would
diminish in proportion to the arte OF
Europe's economic recovery. ne
pointed out that American railroads
would find little advantage in buy
ing steel abroad because every ton
Of steel purchased in Europe would
mean a loss OF five tons OF freight
in the transportation OF raw and nm,
ished products to and from the steer
mills in this country.
Paw sugar is now selling at six
cents a pound. the lowest price since
1c:cc. Belief that the 1925 CUBAN
crop will reach {: e record breaking
fetal of a.OeO,oo0 long tons. combin-
ed with increased European exports,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
WY IllSu blTlS III Il.
CONY HIGH GIRLS
Tom DOnahue Takes
|BidedfOrd Feature

Biddeford, Jan. 24-On account of
the cold weather and the small crowd
In attendance at the races which were
held on the Saco river speedway I'M
der the auspices of the Biddeford and
Saco Driving Club only three events
We're held.
Tom Donahue easily captured the
sloo match race by taking three
straight heats.
Class G remained unfinished on ac-
count of Phil Deforest throwing a
shoe.
The summary:
CLASS A
AlVina {. (kenneally). ...........1 l
Lightning Express (knights) .....2 .
Time-32, SO.
CLASS l.
500 Matched Race
Tom Donahue U'ratD /
Eda II. tknieht < Cadorettc) ....o /.
Time-3i. 81 IA. 81.
CLASS G UNFINISHED)
Coca Cola GIurdD .........2 ]
Ihil Deforest Edwards). IL >
Time-S2 10. SO.
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Bridgton Icebirds
Nose Out Portland

Portland, Jan. 25-The Bridgton
Academy hockeyists showed just one
burst OF speed and one flash of hoe
key sticks in their battle with the
Portland high icebirds yesterday af-
teinoon at the Deering Oaks rink
and won by the score Of 10. Port
land was in rare form in keeping
the fast upstate boys to only one
goal and several times during the
game came very close to scoring.
They showed decidedly improved
form over their recent game when
they were trimmed by the Bates
Freshman sextct.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
\ 1 scientific and legiti-
hloekinc accomplished?
] MN SCHOMMER
In Coach. Armour Institute
f,,n,cr L. OF {. Star

s-st Mace, let it be under
&, hacking must be cleverly
v ia' ar il will be called as a
: ne first take the standing
Z man is dribbling down the
,Issely followed by an oppor-
r. H. pisots, passes and stands
=, an back to the opponent.
| s legitimate. and also a blo:k.
n ne opponent will have to go
|, IA. blocker either to the
!, the left and this effectively
him out of the play for the
H In the running block the
\ psces with dis back to his
~ and then continues run
ova tne floor. back always to
Iuonent, which will produce the
eject as the standing block,
N keep the opposing player out
play for a long period Of
Both Of these methods are
late and ] know OF no one who
hem to better or more sports
K advantage than Doctor Wall
leanwcll. University of Wis
basketball coach.
ight, 1925. Associated Editors,
Inc.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
Army Puckmen
Win Over Bates. 81

West Point, n. Y, Jan. '24.-Army
defeated Bates at hockey today b to
/. The Cadets outskated their ,p-
ponents and won the game in the
first period which ended three to one
in their favor. Bates single goal
came in the middle of the first per-
iod when Keene shot a fast ore from
scrimmage last Lewis for the count.
Lewis goal tending was feature.
Lineup:
ARMY BATES
Maude. Ihibaud, lw. .rw Corey
Heidner c...:::...........c Lane
' lw O'Cpnnor
bdlTu III .Iu oiuCIa'
WestphaiInger I'd .......ld Stanley
LEWIS = ...S WilCS
Goals, first period. Maude. ! min.
Is sec; Lane. Z min. IS Sec: West
phalinger. Is min. so sec: Heidner,
a min. 10 sec. Second period, Held
ner min. so sec. Third period, Mos
catelli l min. 80 sec. Referee Nc
Pherson. Time, three 15-minute
periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
Bangor Puts It
All Over Cony High
In Hoop Battle

Bangor. Jan. 24.-Bangor High
swamped Cony High, 40 to II, in a
game Of spectacular playing here to-
night. Capt. McClay and PellSey
opened up u passing game early in
the contest that spelled defeat fol
the visitors. Turner was high point
man with 13 points, while Stiles fol-
the visitors Gagged three baskets and
SIX OF the visitors eleven. Coach
Eddie Trowell used practically sec
ond team in the second and final pc
RODS. The summary:
II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
Complete Card
For Portland Bout
Especial TO Kennebec Journal

Especial 10 kennebec JournaD
Portland, Jan. 24-Frankie De-
Rice has announced his complete
card for the popular price show at
the Arena on Monday night. 1t is as
wollows: Jimmie Kid Rice. Portland,
VS.. joey Costa, Fall River; Lou Be-
dell, Canada, vs.. Steve TraverS,
Biddeford: Young Brown. BiGdeford,
vs.. frankie Meehen, Portland: Duke
Menard, Biddeford, VS.. Young Lem
ieux, Saco; Young Maxwell, Pc l.
land VS.. Young Martell, Westbrook.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
Portland and So.
Portland Lassies
In Deadlock Count

Portland, Jan. 25-The Portland
South Portland girls battle yester-
day. ended in ano-decision contest
the score being to at the end of
the fourth quarter and the tie was
not played off. South Portland had
much the better of the first half
while the Blue girls completely over
turned the tables in the second. With
a lead of TO /, the Caper lassies
could not hold the advantage, and
the Portland sextet rallied to tie the
count.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
|Bowd0in Icebirds
Blank Colby, 10

Brunswick, Jan. 24.-Bowdoin had
little difficulty in defeating Colby z to
0 at ice hockey this afternoon.
Buchanan scored first for Bowdoin in
a pass from Widen and then Cult
made two goals unassisted. After the
third period the Bowdoin second team
took the ice and held Colby from scor-
ing.
Cutters work was the feature. scor-
ing three Of his four goals unassist-
ed. Buchanan and Widen played with
fine team work.
The Waterville team was outplayed
at every stage Of the game and at no
time was able to threaten the Bow
doin goal.
The summary:
EOWDOIN COLBY
Cronin, Fisher, Browne, Iw ..........
............. .......... lw, MCGOWAN
Cutter. Littleheid.. c.....c, Mcpherson
buchanan. Cole, rw ......... NV. Muir
PreDIe, ID ................. 10, Mlilett
Widen. I'd ............... I'd. Peacock
Berry, Lord, & ........ 8, Fagerstrom
Score by periods:
bOwoOln 60
Colby ..................0 O--O
Goals made, by Cutter I. Buchanan
Is. Referee. Pat French.
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PLAY Under Diffic ultjes

A football match at Leighton Buzz
card. Bedfordshire, England. was
twice stopped while a player cisin-
fected the ball and his boots. The
game took place in meadow adj
joining land declared infected by
foot -and mouth disease. Twice the
ball went over on the forbidden ter
ritory. and the player who fetched
it had to dip his boots and the ball
In a bucket OF disinfectant before
the game was resumed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
U. OF NJ. FRESHIES
STOP KENT'S HILL

Ororp. Jan. 24.-The University OF
Maine Freshmen defeated Kents Hill
tonight 90 to II. The result q the
game was never in doubt, although
kents Hill rallied in the second half
and made the battle hot for . while.
Branscomb, Thompson and Osgood
were the stars for Freshmen. who
used two full teams. while Mutchmore
and Burns played for the Hill Toppers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26

On London sidewalks there are
slot machines which pass out cigar
cites and matches much the same as
the chocolate and chewing gum
mechanical vendors do over here.
There are separate compartments
for the different grades of smokes"
and the devices are said to be very
popular with pedestrians who hap
pen to be ont after tobacco shops
have closed, ------.---
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Gibbons Wants to
Meet Dempsey Ere
The Champ. Retires

st. Paul. Mimi, Jan. 25.-Tommy
Gibbons. st. Paul boxer, is anxious to
meet Jack Dempsey, worlds heavy
weight champion, in title bout some
time in May, Gibbons said here to-
night in announcing that he would
| confer with Eddie Kane, his manager,
in Chicago Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
COLBY
Congressman's Grand
son Probable Suicide

Kalispell, Mont, Jan. c5.-Harvey
Paige, IS, grandson Of Con.
gresham Paige Of Southbridge
Mass, was found dead in his room in
a local hotel early today. Death was
caused by q bullet wound believed by
police to have been self-inficted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
Tribute We'll Deserved

or a mother. a simple but charm-
ing woman who died and left sew
eral small children. a. friend wrote
this touching tribute: IT never
knew a Drawer woman TO face
Iife's little things dauntlessly, to
finish the days Job in spite OF
WEAKNESS. t. an3wer illness with a
Jest and to fight. back pain fer the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
Hebron Pucksters
Easily Defeat
|COny High, 10 to l

Hebron, Nc, Jan. 2i.-The Hebron
hockey team defeated Cony High OF
Augusta 10 to l this afternoon. Jere
miah and Nazro, former Greater Bos
ton schoolboys. starred. The Hebron
second team defeated Canton High
TO I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
reless Nurm Dated Up For Four More Races This Week
Madison High Takes
Seventh Straight Win
Defeating Scion
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to kennebec Journal)
Madison, Jan. 24.-Madison High
school boys basketball won their
seventh consecutive game when they
invaded Scion Friday evening for a
game with the Scion High school
boys team, the score being q to H.
The score for the first half was
tied at 10, but in the second half
the visitors became more accustom-
ed to the difference in arrangements
of the baskets and steadily gained on
the home team.
The lineup was:
SOLON MADISON H. s.
A. Saultes If. .rf Houle
Il. Davis II. If Ouellette
i. Washburn c......... .cMcCray
Il. cross rg.. Stoutamyer
l.. Smith lg... .lg Merrill
E. Davis starred for the Scion
team with the field goals.
McCray with -four field and one
foul goal. and Houle with two field
goals did excellent work for the
Madison team.
The referee, Mynahan; time keep.
er, Hall.
In another basketball game the
same evening in Scion, Madison
High school was the winner over the
Scion girls team by a score of G.,
to Z. The Scion girls were unable
TO score In tho second half. A fea.
tnre OF the game was the splendid
work Of Miss Steutamyer who scored
I'll points for the Madison team.
The lineup was:
SOLON H. S. MADISON TT 6
TIenSh H.. ..lf Weston
/ .ea,u H.. ..rf Delaware
d. Fdinef CO.. .cf Stoutamyer
| r.; Ouellette
''ns c.. .cg Hendsbee
-. a.nnef fg. rig McAuley
Closs lS. .lg Heald- GaIfa nj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26
Waldo and Lincoln
Pinmen Successful

Waldo took all four points from
Nennebec in the State House league
bowling Saturday at the Y. NJ. G. A.
Lincoln was successful in taking
three out of four points from Frank
lin. How they bowled:
Summary:
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Colby Yearlings
Cop from Strong
lNOtre Dame Icemen
Special to kennebec Journa

Waterville, Jan. Elm a fast and
interesting game at the Colby rink
this afternoon the Colby yearling
hockey outfit took the measure Of the
Notre Dame icebirds by the score of
three goals to nothing. Drummond,
Gould and Chase, as usual, provided
the fireworks for the frosh team and
the combined attack Of these stars
proved too much for the Flying
Frenchmen. In Michaud and Bur-
goyne, Notre Dame showed an cx-
ceptionally fine pair of forwards
whose spectacular dashes down the
ice brought the crowd to its feet re-
peatedly.
Today's struggle proved so thrilling
that the fans are clamoring for a re-
turn match. Both arrangements are
willing and the game will probably
take place in the near future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26

with Your safety razor. The only
way is to pull the quilts out one by
one. murmuring, she loves me. she
loves me not."-Outing Magazine.
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Deelfng Hockeyists
Lose to Bates Freshies

Lewiston, Jan. 24.-DeerIng High
lost a hard fought hockey game to the
Bates Freshmen here today . to l. III
the first period Lapierre drove the
puck into the net to put Deering into
the lead. Bates tied the score in the
second period and forged ahead in the
final session on Whites tally.
behring's offense and defense were
remarkable in spite of several years
layoff which the sport has had at that
schnnl The Sllre ,narV.
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WestbrOOk Boys
And Girls Both Win

Portland. Jan. o4.-Westbrool5 High
girls and boys copied a double header
last night in the Cumberland gym. the
girls. taking the Wayniiete sextet by
the score of go TO Z, and the boys de-
feating Thornton Academy in q hard
scrap % to II. Both games we're In
teresting. though the Westbrook las
sizes were too fast for the Portland
team.
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Princess Vida
And Ora Delopez
Win at Brunswick

Brunswick. Jan. 2l.-Princess Milda
and Ora Delopez We're the winners in
the races of the Brunswick Driving
Club this afternoon. Gordon Hatch.
Bert Williams and Irving w. Stetson
were judges and timers. DR.. ]. +.
Butler starter, and Charles A. Rand
all announcer. The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26

amusement were ordered closed today
by state Medical Inspector J.. III. Kent.
The board OF health also has issued
orders forbidding public gatherings of
all kinds and requiring that children
be kept within their homes.
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has been instrumental in keeping
down the price of the commodity.

The United States exports more
goods to France than any other
country but is fourth on the list Of
countries importing French products
according TO Bankers Trust Company
of New York. In the first eleven
months of 1924. France imported
good values at SECESSION francs
fror, this country compared with
4,343,983, 900 in the same period of
1928. Great Britain was second with
exports of 4.4SS,509,000 francs. The
United States, however, trailed Great
Britain, Belgium and Germany in
volume of imports with a total of
2,S9S,261 900 francs, slight gain
over a year ago
Representatives of Russian Soviet
Union ore mining and metal indus
tries have established temporary
headquarters in this city to study
methods of iron and steel production
with a view toward placing large
orders for equipment. The delega-
ton will remain herr about three
months.
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NEWS BRIEFS
Des ATofDes. /

Des Moines. Ia. Jan. "a (By A. Po
The Republican party of Iowa
through the state central committee
today officially repudiate1 Senator
Smith w. Brookhart. and moved to
have the seat to which he was elect
ed as Republican candidate last
November declared vacant on
grounds of alleged fraud and deceit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26

New York. Jan. 24-Thomas Nc
Carthy of New York. Lawrence Har-
rison of New Haven. and Willard d.
McCracken Of Philadelphia were
arraigned in Tombs court today on
charges Of having stolen. $4,000
worth Of bonds on Jan. IA from the
brokerage firm of Harris. Forbes d
Co. Of New York and Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26

Washington, Jan. 24.--The annual
army supply bill. carrying $o32, lSO,-
600, was passed today by the Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-26

Washington, Jan. 2i.-Sworn state
ments by four citizens of East st.
Louis charging misconduct on the part
of Federal Judge George W. English
OF the eastern district of Illinois were
filed with Speaker Gllett today in
connection with the pending proposal
for a House inquiry into the judge S
fitness for Office.