Show CRISP LOVELINESS FOR EVENING Fair Play LONG AT POLLS Idea Rules v Drive One of Most Hectic In New Orleani History I - NEW ORLEANS Jan 23 —fAm —Senator Huey P Long's role as Louisiana political dictator oetm an other test m the bitter four-corn- er ed mayoralty election today With 300 deputized citizens stand-in- s bv to nreserve order the eitv'm electorate turned out almost en masse after a vituperative campaign in which senator Long held the center or the stage CHARGES OF FRAUD and Jailing 'court injunctions threats of military rule punctuated by blistering charges of corruption and fraud combined to maka th campaign one of the most hectic in wew uneans' nistory Long entered the nicture when ha broke with Mayor T fieemes Walm sley leader of the old regular or ganization ana piacea nis own tick et in the ifledl headed bv John Klorer Walmsley a candidate for d lrected the full fore of hi regulars against Long and Francis Williams Independent candidate launched an equally strident attack liOuislana Kinirfixh airs Inst tha Herbert B Homes the fourth can ciidate made no active campaign Bquarcly before the voters today was the Huey Long Iasuo— in a city in which the senator himself has often said he was "weak" F1KEWORK8 POP The fireworks began to pop early last week when Mayor Walmsley's police raided tha city hall and arrested Long's registrar of voters C B Barnes for' allegedly "scratching" names of voters from the registration rolls in defiance of a court inj junction Greatly - Improved Spirit Seen At School ' j III Oil SCHOOL NOTES OGDFN miry raqqeiifr—caiior fitnnut—Aisoclat Editor 7 Students Sf pgden High are to be congratulated because of their con ception of true sportsmanship The time naa come wnen we are atue to tee that competition between bodies of students and schools Is not held for the sole reason of victory to one school or another but for the de yiopment of sportarnanAhlp and fair wvlay between schools There In a very noticeable difference between the attitude of an audience attending an athletic contest now and a few years ago This U shown in our basketball Karnes1 No more do you har shouting and booing at the decisions made by officials Nor do you hear distracting yelU when a member of the1 opposing team is attempting a foul pitch- ThU is a splendid improve-ncover the old attltudn taken bv I Rh school audiences Here's to better sportsmanship and increased fripndllnm between! rival high school bodies!— Ulalne Lumen f ACCOLADi: our annual dance ' J'retty girl the scene enhance Color of every possible hue Pink purple whlUyand blue Come with the one that you like best Enjoy yourself at this gay feat Orchestra music soft and sweet f 1 tiongs I'm sure that can't be beat WJaht are dimmed nale and low the 'waltz that you love so a During Accojaae wnat more can I say? But this time it's the girls who nay! Dance each dance the evening through You'll have a good time X promise -- a a i you ' Ended at last this norm of min Be at the Eerthana Friday at ' nine— Mary P ! r- A GRAFT SYSTEM The graft system is flourishing Wsuccessfully in numerous cities throughout our country a tvoe of it Is thriving not only within our scnooi dui in many institutions of learning By this X mean that the kind present in educational build ings to the use of cheating copying and other such unfair advantages over one's associates Hardly a ucrson within our own - building isn't susceptible to this deteriorating habit yet queer as it mav seem students and onlv tn- f lent —fir- in h1nm g nrwfv frr 1fMl 'mild lion The teachers arid the school aren t responsible and can't prevent demonstrations of this type Thus the opportunity of obliterating this undesirable characteristic lies with in the grasp of each boy and girl In tests dally exercises- - and oral work cheating cbDVlng and the llkt are seen because this usage Is the easier method of completing assignments Though this seems to j : — — And vour slllv hldc-havlnfThere's a million boys Just achin for the v - - 4 J j a chance-Oue- who ss CHATTER HlKgcftt blunder of the day: Bob Stewart uohiu ud to Mr Ilartnnpk and asking to borrow his geometry as ne auiut nave nis cue does look young though) A (AulmtSfnlitMi) WOMEN TO PAY TVO BILLIONS i Famous titles:1 Billy Boyle P p r prank piayrr cariyle Savage D D (day dreamer): Don WheelDick nnx wright U 8 fKirl-ihv- ): trr M 8 (male siren) Taylor Carr P B (play boy) j — TO AID BEAUTY aovernor O K Allen who was CHICAGO Jan Thorn-a- s L Williams an eye cosmetics manufacturer is an optimist Women he told a divisional meet Ing of the American cnftmrLicinna association will spend about two billion dollars during 1934 for cosmetics and beauty service He said his figure was $500000000 over the J033 beauty aid expenditures He added that th industry as a whole was already enjoying from 15 to 20 per cent more business than- it was a year ago this time ' 23-(A- el- ected with Long's support placed the head of the militia in charge of state departments to "protect them" Mayor Walmsley countered by announcing that he would swear in "10000 policemen" lf necessary to insure a fair election The combatants later agreed to a directf'speclal guard of 300 ed by an arbitration board of seven to consider all election-da- y difficulties Police Superintendent George Beyer said police squads would be distributed iover the city within three minutes' traveling distance of any polling place P)— to-b- By RODNEY BUTCHER Standard-Examin- i Washington f Correspondent WASHINGTON— Just a rackc- ttnat nest describes the practice of Democratic national committeemen who set up law offices here and now are resigning from the committee following word from the wrma jiouse Roosevelt called a halt lust as ac tivities of these lobbyists de luxe were scout to precipitated an open scandal In his administration Senator George W Norrls of Nebraska was folng to sound off irom me senate floor in a v gor- oiis attack His views had been made known to Roosevelt oO had those of fWnatrr Ttatart Wagner of New! York who had refused a national commit trman lawyer's request for a postponement of a national labor board hearing only to b asked bellio-centlyj "Do you know who X am?" The four or five committeemen who moved from thrir £tat fn lobby here Included original Roosn-Ve- lt men and floor leaders at tha Democratic national convention No one suggests they ever Influenced Roosevelt but they did have contacts with the White House and ue rest of the administration j j SEEK V 8 FAVORS Their clients: arkintr furf! favors hired them with that er r j ' knowledge - They had nearly a v?ar rf tmnrt pickings One who refused a 120 federal Judgeship has cirsnca up about 1300000 They could be found pJmost anywhere a citizen or a corporation had dentj ing with the government were House White dinner They guests and pals with cabinet merri-br- rs Now they! resign from the committee rather than withdraw rrom lobbying preserving their personal contacts if not all their prcs-tlooo-a-yr- ar J gt 1 j Of Jackson New lfamnKhlrir Kremer of Montana and Mullrn of Nebraska were thn "hio- fhrr flOCk Of eotT)mlLtYVmiwans4 But commltteewomenj— have been here at odd times fbr special lobbying - Mi JODS Whit Cawrr savs snlrits are rixlnar It's just an did nenubllrari in the country— plus the tax he r ijemocratic custom ougnt 10 anow ' X would like to know what busiLIQUOR AT HOME NOW ness Orchid and Burp and Snoop of Washington's nrw Passage — have razzing those radiator ro 4 law maklna the town wr-- t liquor The world's largest copper mine mances Personally I think they Rumania has more gypsies than I meant Just one thing less for which are wonderful And X am not in is in Arizona 1 any ovner country iiii'iia jieru mum -- croRS tnn aw love eitner tyou mugs) i t — SWWSMSSWISWMWMBBSMBMSMSMSMSMB I hear that Clyde Greenwell'i face went red the other morning in drill 1 wonder why? ' y V-i- : — : — trlct line" Lecal limine nmu an be had without taking a few min- utes' drive to Maryland The Washlngtonlan who would noca nis watch-stilmust drive across a bridge over the Potomac into Virginia to flnrf a Such places are set up Just at the vuya cuisKina as are the fireworks stores along toward Fourth mr i GOLD MAKES" SOMERS Anarew L Somers Jiandsome young Tammany: congressman is a big snot now As chairman of the hom committee on coinage weights and measures he first brought worm-famomonetary experts before his committtfa President's dollar revaluation biiriway from the banking and currency committee after Roosevelt had addressed himself to the Utter The coinage committta h entirely obscure since it had hear ings on some weights and measures us hn OH 12 Or 14 VfSLra tttrn Thrttt-tnn- Henry Btea call's hanirlntr rrmmH1 had handled all the big financial and currency measures of the HOOVer adminlatratlnn an 4 Via Dral But Bomere went rioht knrir intn monetary history and demonstrated by Precedent that hfa mmmttio hftH Jurisdiction over 'all bllU dealing with valuation of the gold dollar It mmK Was a ON ROOSEVELT ! mm AP) na Ownership Death nii - - re-Icas- od - I 4 loll IH vnt-vo- ' I JANUARY SALE: Bonirrs found tho valua nf hln stocks his manufacturing business ana reai estate droppnlg rapidly on nis dbcx at a Maannrhn ip mylake setts beach and nondfrM th questions of wealth money and wooding crenit structure Xjfttrr he began to study As 23rd in seniority on the New Yoric liHi gallon hfl had been nsnlenrd tn all the poorest committees— Including coinage ue aeciaea to stay with coinage After the 1030 Democrats eon gresslonal victory made him chair man he began educating his com mlttee on gold and silver so it could taice nom of something big And now look at him roopyrfght 1934 NEA flcrviee Inc) 3 23-(- rat-catchl- sirnnreiy ratnerthan a westerner ino explanation is interesting In 1029 7— Jan The number cf fleas on a rat's back averages four This flfura was reached on a count of the 4000 rodents caueht last week in the CWA LANSINQ Kasf Jan 22 — (AP)— About project here Death at tho hands of hard shoot total were alive when half of the they reached ing posscmen has ended the criminal the quarantine station The fleas were combed from these career of Bob "Big Boy""" Brady and the rats were classified who led six other Kansas penitenOne rat taken from a private tiary convicts over the wall last residence had 69 fleas which Friday the record Brady a Ufa termor vhk fhHo has escaped from prison was shot iu ucain laie near Paola Gun Clue Kas after heyesterday had ma a futtu effort to rally his three companions wiui a cry or -- Let's fight'1 as a jTo Golf Links posse of officers approached His thrcfl rnmnanl BPOKANE Wash" Jan 23 McMahan Fred Cody and Benja — Bheriff officers today sought(kvto min xiTunu —were recaptured and csiamjsn ownership of the shotjun returned here Thesa wr in that snuffed out the life 'of Paul No 2 cellhouse from which they es- - Newport Jr and thus solv the aucr overpowrnng a guard riddle of murder suiclda or aiH rucwnir a ladOer with dent' C7 Which to Seals tha wall tm The body was found bv nenro house is th "solitary" of the state W Newman in wooda near the Manlto Rolf course Just outside the Tlieir ntim snrf h aouth city ItmiU their leader acrountpd tnr itv A from a shotmn- hud the seven fuirltlves Jim Clark and Piercedchartrt the chest Just below the tbiik uejmar wno made their out mere was no hole in the into Oklahoma aftp kMniintnir t way nrart sweater younar Hawnort wnra and U Dreswr a fural school teacher his clothlna- was in order Ahmit and usln hU car in their flight five feet away lay the shotgun The still are at largo Dresser was lorearm from the run np unharmed nt&r rahiib was found in mming Newport's car parked and allowed to keep his ear nparby rifaHnf w' II tiOiners brenms tha w si verite— a Mw nouMj BALTIMORE Prison Break Leader Shot Trying To Rally Convicts horse on iUxtkeiitt nhn had summoned Cteagall's committee me wnite House to hear the bill explained ' I hope Snoop' and Bum and Or chid all get poisoned or sumpin— Bnrm New McrchandisQ Specially Priced Spirited Gay SPRING FROCKS " tcezau SKATING Oh the Joy of flying o'er the Ice With a cold wind from the north Which will nip your cheek and feel so nice When you're gliding back and j forth! Oh the Joy of skimming round and rouna And sliding to and fro— And never knowing where you're bound Or caring where you go I —Elizabeth Parkinson the required4 work i at ompllshlng Al t it ww ume auie nauu tenas 10 Cling to the Individual through 11e Because of this let us now make an effort to cease such dishonest practices— Emily Merrill t s the new trend In a frock of white asrro sliver belt :lrd ths waist f! Accolade I 4 nt - S l FLEAS AVERAGE FOUR TO BACK 'BIG BOY' BRADY OF EVERY RAT POSSEuEI! (ILL Roosevelt Calls Halt on Lobbyists Averts Party Scandal 0om7rs Washington Gets Its Liquor at Home IXovr Is BI Shot Because He Studied Gold Problem ' "1 Contests Gatherings New Deal Ih Washington TEST FACED BY I WIND-BLOW- N WIND-SWEP- T STREAM-LIN- Foreign News On Thumbnail a E Colorful Prints and JUgh fihidei A large assortment in all sizes from 14 to' 41 ("By The Associated Press) Tlie students and faculty of Og-dBINaArORK— British naval lead High school extend their heart- ers assemblf-- in the strictest an felt sympathy to one of our to discuss the empire's policy dents Hoy reck and to hU family crecy in the far east in the passing of his father j en O- - Attractive awortmcnt of Cotton Poulards TOKYO — xnrM sions dominated tne ooen nor ten sion of the Japanese diet aftpr Pnr Anti-militar- ist ESSAY An essay on "Nationalism Versus urotnerhoocr Our modern world seems to be bristling with distrust Jealousy and selflAhnewi According to the news of the day aJmost every nation in the world is suspicious if its neigh bars and Jealous of its trade rivals Nationalism Is the breeder of such an evil condition as we seem to be in The spirit back of nationalism is one of selfishness The creed Is "Our nation our people our ships a ir naming maenmes—ours art iu- erlor to any In the world" Is there then nothing of good report? Yes indeed there is I The news of the day also informs us somewhat quietly ' and unpretentiously—not on the front page of course but in the news neverthc-Icw—great groups of youth pledging themselves to the principlrs of brotherhood to peace to helpfulness and to faith In God and in one's fellowmep of level headed clear thinking statesmen and lead- condemning war' as a Ors openly of settling national differ-""eneand advocating the cutting down of armaments the cost of which has so heavily burdened the peoples of the world If the youth of today and of the generations to come will courace- ously accept the challenge of these fine examples we need not fear the outcome in the future— AdoUh Mul- of cs we elgn Minister Hlrota had opened wun arv appeal for international understanding of Janan's noaltinn in east Asia HAVANA— From all Tho now cars Kavo boon announced! 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THCQX P°rf°ctcd and introduced now Pep SuperfuoLwhich brings quicker action and smoother power to any car It is climatobontrolled! and has highest k yaluo at tho jdrico of regular Now lmprovcmcnfa In Vico Molorjoil result in a lower cold-teso that it flows mora freely at bw temperatures And ft stands up undr mh h1 prcrAiro ' and epe-- d cf mdicm mciors ' fessional courts in which German journalists henceforth will be sub Ject to discipline j CALCUTTA — Thousands made earthquakes were icarca in a serious condition as a result 01 a coia wave India-wid- e u j RIO DE JANEIRO— Two rMMr were killed eight other persons were senousiy injured and Rio De Janeiro was shaken as though by an earthquake when five tons of i 1 PARIS— DrnnM " In ihm m- - : ktt 18x30 Colored Uordcra : Very Absorbent ' anti-knoc- 1 j 4 i i ' A new Idea In Handy Itues Carnet Hcmnant Center with "Hit and Miss M - 1 - fl lAAn 1 " i H osiery Valiie mm rlt m m i 3 qjJq yc pair e Sheer Chiffon and all new early Hprinpr Shades Full- fashioned HliRhtly irrefrular SemJ-Scrvlc- Crisp New Cotton FRO 4 o "CO-ce- nt fc K erland as the result atiuarm ausui o uerman aggression relation othpr itif-rheumatism itfrw'iMi 'ottJa of Krusrlieh fuiti took all of In actual trading today the dollar iv cents in relation to the " and swellings out of my pound joints—with closing at 600 in Paris it bottle went my first I 1 a u j 101cimja tn Mist anu pounas now feel like a new man" franej (030 cents to the franc) and 2C3 marks "" t0a cents to f tha uaia Hru-of mark) f fK0Siha f u ?alt n taspoonfui ft — cf hot wa breakfa-i- t A solarium that revolves on morn-jj- !f every An bZc bottle 4 weeks Get u a tuwrr uai oeen erected top In ' "y orug iore in America o patients in each room Aijinrp not joyfully tlAfid after the receive uie same amount of sunut bottle—money back light and cooUn breezes i't 1034 Styles " P' J MARVELOUS LONDON— The United dates doi jar proved useil so resists sit ing prriwura that market authorities Ma Herman Runkls of Detroit wondered whether PrexioV nt Hoose dolif Ihnnlrn mnt yen could achieve his riteti "A ftv 1lri lar" in i to u"'nq n 1 f st i - j- ruk: trality a 29c yd tt CARPET RUGS j aynamne exploded en an teland in me naroor demonstrated wildly for more than nan an nour when Deputy Henrlot linked Premier Chautcmps' name with the 3ayonne nawmfhrtn dal Previously massed police had pauica rioting royalists 'i §i t : A BARGAIN IN TOWELS i BKRL1W— A decree was Issued for tne estaousnment of special pro- homeless by (doth Larffe of uuoa came reporu or demonstrations of wild enthusiasm at word mat tne united states was ready w Krnni rrcogniuon parts you haven't got a date )nd you think It's kinds late GENEVA — InternatiAnnl fru To be asking some fine fellow to a movement which anticipated the dance wowa grant Austria the same neuCome and stop your dumb delayln' status as la hrM h Hon One Man Lost 22 Pound DASHING NEW PRINTS ' Got" Pep ac:c a tJ3 A Btylhh Dre?i At a Give-awa- y Price Sites H to CO Tun W ' in Your Filled ZK QUtZll HTAMP book on tarn of tho attractive novelty guts In our "out Chop" on U'cond I'loor (Cccond i'loor) ' fir-:3-- |