Washington, Jan. 8, 'A memorandum was produced today before the Senate sub-coi milton on Washington "lobbyist" activities, in which Lil. H. Pike, New York sugar broker, commented upon various members of the Senate Finance Committee, with reference their attitude on-a proposed increase in the American sugar tariff Of Senator Samuel Shortridge of California Mr. Pike said that he was not Influential. Tt was also stated that, "the Democrats are on our side" but that "Harrison wants. to play a lone hand and. cop' the gravy."
The, "Harrison" questi parently wi Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi Wr. Pike. so that "the Cali-Ca. tells Short Tidge what to do."
He also remarked that W. C. D'Arey, handling the advertising for Coco Cola, had personal contact with President Hoover and would see that the President "gets full data on the subject of sugar." The Coco Cola factory is the largest single user of sugar in the United, States.—United Press.
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