Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1926, Page 11

FISTS FLY IN DIET DEBATE IN TOKIO No Session Held Today After|: Clash on Floor Between Rival Parties. By the Associated Press. TOKIO, March 12.—There was no tesslon today of the Diet, following the breaking up of yesterday’s meet- ing by fist fighting between the gov- crnment and opposition members. The | clash came during a debate in which | punterc: were hurl membe ith commitiee meetings. It is understood the members who engaged in the fight will be tried by the ln\}’or house, while visitors who | foined in the melee will be dealt with by the civil courts. One gallerylte is reported to have been stabbed and taken to the hospital. His wound is not serijous. Yesterday's row started when Seigo Nakano, e of polit- | ross the busy o of s ) several miil; £ Siberi: when Tanaka | The members tered with the that had received vioney from the $ t for spreading Soviet propaganda in Japan misadmi mounting urt COUNT SALM SAILING. Lawyer Denies Settlement of Sep- aration Suit. NEW YORK, March 12 (#).—Count l.udwig Salm von Hoogstraeten, hus- band of the former Millicent Rogers, is vooked on the Majestic, sailing tonight. In a statemen stein, Salm’s la ports that there of ary kind in connection with Count | who has not agi Salm’s separation suit are absolutely false."” * You Will Need Sports Hats For Town And Country *An Afternoon Mode is * Stunning Hats Dinner and the Dance * Correctly Tailored Modes for Travel *® There Are Types For Matpons, Misses, Women * For Business, School and Every Need ! * Extra Large Headsizes THE Women Will Run Government Soon, Says Husband of Next Seattle Mayor| LIFE TERM IN PRISON ted Press Wash., ¥ run the business of the while the women will man- vernment in the future,” Landes, dean of the Col- lege of Science at the University of Washington and husband of Mrs. Bertha Landes, Seattle’s first woman mayor-elect, declared in an interview made public today. “There’s nothing revolutionary about a woman being mayor,” sald the dean. “It's simply the natural enlargement of her sphere, Men are By the Asso A March 12— too busy to go into politics, and wom- en are better fitted for public office, hoth temperamentally tram- family on a‘smal of debt by conformir 3 budget, goes on running a city in the same orderly, economical way.” Dean Landes said that he believed that soon the electfon of women to office will be the rule instead of the exception. However, he does not think women have the stamina for the presidency. PLAY EMBARGO END IS SEEN IN PARLEY Playwrights and Producers Ap- point Committee to Iron Qut Difficulties. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 12—A move- ment to relieve a virtual embargo on new plays, which has existed for more than a month, was begun yesterday when leading playwrights and man- . | aging producers appointed a joint com- -| mittee to discuss the proposed ‘“‘mini- contract of the Drumatists’ Amer- mum" Guild of the Authors' League of rs | lea. The contract was deslgned by the authors to protect thelr motion ple- |8 | ture rights. Tt provides that no man- ager shall deal with a playwright who not signed it and that no dram- t shall negotate with a producer zreed to its terms. Be- cause of the indectsive situntion since the contract was adopted by the dram- atists virtually no new plays have been offered to the managers. The committes's discussion is ex: pected to last several days. Arthur Richman, Owen Davis, Otto Harbach. George Middleton, James Forbes, Johr Emerson and Gene Buck represented the dramatists. The managers' com- mittee was headed by William A. Brady and consisted of Sam Harris, Joseph P. Bickerton, Lee Shubert and Arthur Hammerstein. e SR e mists have found that a ant dye base can be ex Quite Essential Are Plentiful + TESTS FISHPOT LAW. against the ops begun here tod: Lumm, owner of tends that inasmuch as he owns the land on both banks of Antietam Creek, where his pot is located, the State has no jurisdiction. It is the contention of the State, however, that all streams come within the scope of the law, regardless of the ownership of lands through which they flow. a_fishpot, who - New Judge Is Chosen. RICHMOND, Va., March 12.—E. W. Hudgins of Chase City has been elected judge of the new thirty-fourth ircult, due to the splitting of the old ixth distr There is & vast num- n the dockets. 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