The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1922, Page 5

a Dk lc ae - eel ‘ ; ee Neat Se tet a THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARZ 3, 1922. 5 Intended. Should the Speaker of the House be successful in carrying out his Scheme for the abolition of all special committees there wouldn't be any in vestigation into the increased cusis entirely new to him. Senator Fred-| ing to abolish |i No one can deny | landiords that there was still a power | hind It, is sure to create a disruption erick M. Davenport, Chairman of the| that the Committee has done good| to appeal to from any wrongdoing on in the ranks of the G. 0. P. Ose Taxation Committee, was surprised, to| work, for its results have beer prac-| their part.” | thing must be said for the Speaker: Say tho least. He has devoted some| tical and still » During his career in the Legislature | years to the study of the Stato’s tax-| extend its life now would be consid ne has always fought for retrenes-' ation problem and has been working | ered In the Hult of victory for toa ment in state expenaitenes: om the place of committees whose lives expire on March 1. The commis- sions, he sald, might be made up from the Legislature but they would have to be created by the passage of bills in both houses, which would pets and for whioh it Is understood a lot more work has been mapped out for the coming year, The Taxation Committee, it ts remembered, has been especially MASKED ATTACK BY INTERESTSSEEN ‘INNACHOLD PLAN Would Not Only Stop Lock- ‘wood But Cut Off County Expense Inquiry. FANS G. O. P. SCRAP. nd. To refuse to} Another prominent member of the minority said the move to wipe out all the committees looked like a smoke harged with the work of investigat-|f County governments, This wowd| have to be signed by the Governor. in unison with Gov.. Miller on the! rapacious landlcrds whose claws have|soreen for the i ob; } treks t of th basi be very satisfactory to the up-State} “And,” added the speaker, “the|subject since the Governor came into| been clipped by its work ‘the Lockwood coreciliven. ¢ Pave! Net A gary te the Maeneray a / ing the increased cost of the *- | Republican leaders. for every county| beat of reasons would have to be] office. “I don't think there is any oppost- | viewpoint of politica, he sald, ft would | crouch Ceciy ae nenold plan tration of county governments, |rapped by the Governor for thy ex-|given for the commissions.” Minority Leader Donghue of the As-| * Gite MithOd OF TORS Cle eu eee eee ! | tion in either House to the extension sembly, while not committing bis|of the Emergency party to the continuance of the Lact | wood Committee, be the obvious method of forcing teg- Rent Lawe—at/| islation against the commitee, & least, 1 haven't heard of any, The con- | bers of other committees might te im. the Speaker, It was he alone who at the last session stopped the passage + of the bill which would have broad- { against which the Chief Executive invelghed so bitterly in his recent travagance of {ts local administra. tion ts in control of Republicans. fhe results of an investigation might not So far as is known Mr, Machold's plan is his own. Senator Clayton R. Lusk, majority leader in the Upper message. The Republican State i took the oppostte/tinuance of the laws, to my mind, Is) pelled to vote agiinst the continuance he po: and Executi Comsiiées, two eels make very good campaign literature| House, said there had been no con-| view of Speaker Machold with regard | reason enough for the continuance of} of the Lockwood committee tn onder to altow fis Govarese Gs aoe ak an 1 secutive 4 for the elections this fall. ference tn which he or any other/to its being wiped off the slate. the committee. [f the committee were “4 o that their own committees be spared Speaker Machold’s plan to el he said, ‘before vot-| would be notice to the profiteering | the investigator at any time to Investi- a it rd t 1} the up-State ago, sent wor 0 all ip gate, on his own account, the affairs leaders to get ready to be investigat- ed. Gov. Miller was mad clesn through, It is said, for the reason that the increased costs of local gov- ernments had spoiled the results of his economical programme ard knocked out a big part of the savirg Mr. Machold said to-day that he leaders had participated with the would not oppose commissions taking “1 would have to be shown very/toremain tn existence another year it| Governor, and that the matter was Z 1 g00d reason: overnor Expected to Fight for Taxation Committee— Lockwood’s Friends Busy. By Joseph S. Jordan. Correspondent of The Evening World. | ipeausrr Feb, 3.—That there is a delegation here to destroy the Women’s Wrist Watches 10.75 formerly 19.75 to 21.75 Small size watches with .20 year quality, gold filled cases, James MeCreery & Co. 34th Street 5th Avenue A Special Purchase of The Wireless Phone Will Entertain You | and bring you the latest news and reports, throughout the day. 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Monday next with values that are most unusual. No Credits No Exchanges No C.0. D's