Middletown transcript., 1914-05-16
PEACE ANNIVERSARY
National Celebration to be held in
Washington Next Year
GOVERNOR SELECTS DELEGATES


Delaware will be well represented al
the National celebration of the one
hundredth anniversary of peace among
the English-speaking people, which viii
be held in Washington next year.
In addition to the national committee
appointed by Former Governor Penne-
will several years ago, to attend the
celebration which comprises Josiah
Marvel, Thomas F. Bayard, Judge
George Gray, of Wilmington; Judge
Henry c. Conrad, of Georgetown;
George w, Marshall, of Milford, and
George A. Harter, of Newark, an ad-
ditional list of one hundred names to
represent Delaware at the celebration,
has been appointed by Governor Char
les R. Miller. The state legislature
will be asked to join in the celebration
in this state
The list appointed by Governor Mil
Ter follows:
From Wilmington Senator Willard
Salisbury, Col. Benjamin Nields, For
mer Judge Ignatius C. Grubb, Col. John
J. Satterthwait, Pierre S. DUPONT,
Judge Herbert L. Rice, Joseph Ban
croft, jerome B. Bell, the Rt. Rev.
Frederick j. Kinsman, John Bancroft,
Henry M. Taylor, Rt. Rev. John J..
Monaghan, Chancellor Chas. M. Curtis,
Former Congressman William H. Head
Judge Victor R. Woolley, General
James H. Wilson, William S.
Hilles, Attorney General Josiah o.
.Wolcott, Judge Edward G. Bradford,
Former Governor Preston Lea, John NJ.
Mendinhall, Herbert H. Ward, Andrew
C. Gray, Peter ]. Ford, Thomas NJ.
Monaghan, Colonel George A. Elliott,
Robert A. Richards, ]. Harvey White
man, Secretary Of State Thomas w.
Miller, Colonel Edmund Mitchell.
From New Castle-AleXander B.
Cooper, James G. Shaw and Richard
S. Rodney.
From Newark. Wilkins Cooch and
John Nivin.
From Middletown-Fr Frederick Brady,
c. Malcolm Cochran, J. Frank Biggs.
From Winterthur- Senator Henry
A. DUPONT.
From Townsend Daniel B. Maloney,
James H. David, John S. L lttomus.
From Odessa-Daniel Corbit. George
L. Townsend.
Greenville-H. B. Thompson.
Kiamensi-Richard T. Pilling.
From aulkland-Former Senator L.
Heisler Ball.
From Holly Oak-Newton S. Grubb.
KENT COUNTY
Dover-Chief Justice Pennewill,
Judge William H. Boyce, Former Sena-
tor R. R. Kenney, Former Senator
Harry A. Richardson, James H Hughes
Henry R. johnson, James NJ. Satter-
field, D. Mif1in Wilson.
Milford Former Governor William
T. Watson, George B. Hynson, DIR ].
Lynn Pratt, Colonel Theodore Town
send.
Smyrna-Benjamin A. Hazel. For
mer Congressman, Walter o. Hoffecker
L. M. Price, Henry P. Hall.
Felton-Dr. S. T. Cubbage. A. B.
Conner, John Heyd.
Frederica-Dr. W. F. Hoey.
Kenton-G Gamaliel Garrison.
Clayton-Congressman Franklin
Brockson.
Houston-John E. Wharton.
Wyoming-Former Governor John
HUM.
Camden-Dr. Luther S. Conwell.
SUSSEX COUNTY
Lewes-Former Governor Ebe W.
Tunnel, Colonel Lewis w. Mustard,
former Congressman Hiram R. Burton.
Milford George H. Hall, Joseph E.
Holland, DIR. G. Layton Grier, George
Fisher Pierce, DR.. George w. Mar
shall.
Laurel-Harry K. Fooks, William T.
ASCCOIuS, AOlOASl p " MdENu.
Seaford-Thomas Giles, Henry White
Baker, Brooks Ross.
Delmar-Dr. Robert G. ElIegood.
Georgtown-Dr. Rowland G. Payn-
ter, Daniel J. Layton, Andrew Mar
vel, Robert G. Houston, Charles w.
Cullen.
Millsboro-Harry A. Houston.
Bridgeville-Philip L. Cannon.
Greenwood Former Governor Simeon
S. Pennewill.
Frankford- Everett Hickman.
Selbyville William R. MeCabe.
Ellendale-Harry A. Jester
Milton-W William w. Conwell.