Evening journal., 1914-11-21
cont,nned from pnre one.

A rOrOIUlion Ilt1tAA'N ~
mittee on pure food was adopted II
follows:
eYour committee on pure food has
had nothing referred to IL. We feel
fhst our members are fairly well sat
isned with the laws and regulations m
the various States upon this SUBJECT
The committee is of the opinion that
more attention should be given to the
proper safeguarding OF the meats,
fruits and vegetables that are displayed
on the streets in the open markets.
from the contamination of and the poi
s0nous germs accompanying the VISTA
lion OF germ infected insects.
The observance of strict enforcement
of rules and regulations requiring that
an food products be properly screened
on housed when so displayed viii aid
much in the preservation of the health
Of our people.
The grange unanimously adopted
resolutions in which they expressed
their kindly feeling towards Della
wareans in general and the various
officials and organizations in this city,
in particular. Special praise was Civ
en- the local newspapers and the ell
forts of the men who actually did the
reporting. Charles NJ Gardner. man
aging editor of the National Grange
Monthly. who is official reporter of the
National Convention introduced the
reporters 20 Worthy Master oliver
Wilson and stated that this was the
first time in his recollection that the
newspaper reports had met with the
thorough approval Of the Grange
members, and that instead OF num-
erous complaints on the floor of the
convention there had been praise on
ali hands and not a single adverse
criticism Of the press during the en-
tire session. The resolutions follow;
"Whereas the Forth-eighth annual
session of the National Grange, Pa
irons of Husbandry. has been held In
the city of Wilmington, Delaware, at
the Joint invitation and request of the
Delaware State Grange and the Cham
bor of Commerce, and
Whereas the Chamber Of Commerce
IN making its arrangements for the
entertainment Of the delegates and
visitors to the National Grange has
exceeded our hopes and expectations
and
whereas the Officers and directors
been so thorough in carrying out their
program of entertainment, now, there
fore
Grange in session duly assembled
appreciates the courtesy and cordial
reception extended to II by the Gov
ernor Of Delaware. the Mayor Of vii
mington. the President and ex-Presi
dent Of the Chamber of Commerce
and
BE il further resolved. That Tn
National Grange appreciates the kind
ness and courtesy Of the City Coun
eli Of Wilmington. which, at the re
quest OF the Chamber Of Commerc'
generously decorated certain parts {
the city IN honor Of the Nation;
Grange. and
eBe It further resolved That tii
National Grange appreciates the aC
ton OF the Chamber OF Commerc
Ladies Reception Committee for Oh
generous and many varied entertain
ments. automobile rides. etc. an
especially for the generous entertain
ment provided by the ladies of tn
New Century Club, and
"Be it further resolved, That Oh
National Grange heartily and cordial
~ appreciates the action of the Cham
ber Of Commerce In providing for Sc
use. at considerable financial expense
splendid theatre for its seventh dc
gree work and
"Be It further resolved. That III
National Grange appreciates the kin
action of President John ]. Sa
tcrthwait and the Board OF Director
Of the Chamber OF Commerce for a
the above and many other courtesie
and
"Be It further resolved. That Il
National Grange especially apr
ciates the untiring efforts and pc
sistenf labor oil Mr.. Neil b. SinclaI
general secretary of the Chamber
Commerce, and Mr. Clarence c. X
len, assistant secretary Of the Char
Der OF Commerce, in successful
carrying out all the many details
cident TO the success Of our fort
eighth annual session. and
"Bc IL resolved. That the Natiol
Grange in session duly assembled,
press IFS thorough appreciation Of
cordial reception rendered 1t jointly
the Delaware State Grange, the trust'
and iactulay oi Delaware College a
the Affiliated College for Women and
citizens of Newark. and
Resolved, That this National Graz
IN concluding the labors Of its for
eighth annual session, acknowledges
Uniform courtesy and generous tire
nent represented in the covering Of
sessions BY the newspapers of Wilmn
Ton and by those Of other cities, VIII
have reported our sessions;
"That it records its grateful apprec
tion Of the painstaking efforts Of
men who have done the newspaper w
above referred TO, and hereby expires
its hearty thanks for the truthful pr
licity given by the newspapers 10
transactions of this annual session, Z
"Be il further resolved, That
resolution be spread upon the minu
and that copy of same duly attes
by the secretary of the National Gran
be forwarded to Hon. Chafles r. Nil
Governor of the State of Delawa
Hon. Harrison w. Howell. Mayor
Wilmington; Mr. John !. Satterthw
president of the Chamber OF CONNER
Mrs. Alfred ID. Warner. Sr.. chairman
the ladies' committee of the Cham
of Commerce; Mrs. Colby, president