Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-18
MORAL. TURPITUDE: CHARGE is
DENOMINATED STREET GOSSIP

| the self-convened session of the leg
| islature illegal and pointed to the rul-
ing of the state supreme court that
| the legislators are meeting without
constitutional authority
| Subpoenas for SO members of the
house were issued late today by Dis
| trict Judge Sam Hooker, who is en-
] tertaining petition for permanent
injunction prohibiting the legislature
from proceeding with impeachment
| proceedings against Governor john
ston, Chief Justice Fred Branson OF
| the supreme court, and Harry Cor
| dell, president of the state board Of
agriculture.
A majority of the house of repre-
!. sentatives ignored a temporary in
| junction issued to the governor last
Saturday, and voted six impeachment
charges in meeting at a downtown
hotel before dawn Tuesday
| The wording of the subpoenaeS gave
no indication why the legislationS were
summoned
officers and 81 enlisted men which
| it said were on the rolls as members
| of the S-4s crew, together with the
names of one other officer and one
civilian believed to have been aboard
today, the navy department checked
| its records and eliminated four names.
| It had been established that none
of the four was on the ship.
! Seven names however, were added
| to what is believed here to be the
crew. They were given as:
| A. E. Seaton, quartermaster; r. w.
Difenbach, signal man; t. w. Sper-
mann, engineer; Buster Harrys, sea-
man; George PelWar, seaman; G. F.
| Burrell, seaman, and c. B. Strange,
seaman.
Their home addresses and the
names of their next of kin we're not
Immediately available, but a check
was instituted to establish them.
In addition to the S-44's officers,
navy department records show the
following enlisted men, some OF WIlonl
might not have been on the vessel
when it met with the mishap, were
assigned to the submarine.
Clarence Ferdinand Bethke, engine
man, wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin
mother, Clara BetI1ke, Wisconsin
Rapids
Walter Bishop radioman, wife.
Dorothy Thelma Bishop, Washington
/ Earl Welsh Boone, chief electricians
mate, wife, Mrs. Josephine Y. Boone,
409 North Los Robles, Pasadena; Cali
| fornia
/ Roger Lancaster Graley, radiomarl,
mother, Mrs. Lorna L. Braley, New
port, r. I.
Henry Handy Brown, fireman
father, Young Samuel Brown, Fftz-
gerald, Georgia.
Joseph Leighton Stevens, seaman,
mother. Mrs. M. L. Stevens, FroVi-
dence, r. I,~ssvs
Mariana Tedar, mess attendant
sister, Filomena Tedar, NaramiS, occi-
dental negroes, Philippine islands.
! Carl Harold Thompson, engineer,
wife, Marie Thompson, 625 Green
wich street, San Francisco.
| Walter Ross Tolson. seaman, sister,
Gladys Bright, Fountain City, Ten
nessee.
/ James johnson White, fireman,
mother. Mrs Mamie White, Rock
hart, Georgia.
Rudolf James Rose, electricians
mate, father, Roger Rose, Della
Alberta, Canada.
Paul Grammer Rudisil, ships COOK,
next of kin, LYDIA Rudisill, New York
city.
i Frank Snizek, torpedo man, mother,
/ Katherine Snizek, Ridgefield Park
| New Jersey
Roger Leslie Short, torpedo man.
mother, Minnie G.. Short, Boonvllle,
/ Missouri.
James Alrix Guidry, gunner's mate,
mother, Mrs Edmonie Kuhfuss, San
Antonio, Texas
Donald Fred GoerIing, electricians
mate mother, Mrs. Celia Goerllng,
225 York street. Vallejo, California.