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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
5000 MEN DUE SATURDAY.
Transports Adriatic and Sibony on Voyage
From France.
ny Associated Press 70 Every Evening

ny h.so~iased Press 70 Every Evening
Washington. Jan % Two hig frans-
ports, the Adriatic and Sibony, are dle Z
New York Saturday with about 5000
men aboard The Adriatic brings com
panics T.. +. g. md II Of the 329th
Infantry. and tho 3Z2d and 324th
Machine Gun Batta'ions and headquarters
of the 165th Infantry brigade all of
the S3rd DIVISION
Other units of the 329th infantry are
returning on another vessel
The AdratIc also is bringing home 4
New York casual company, - officer
castlals and about 400 SICK, wounded
and enlisted casnals, in all about 5000
men
The Slbony has aboard the f5th req
mcnt coast artillery complete, the COM
pletc 3G0th ammunition train, H4fh
division. Indiana and kentucky and
the headquarters and batteries G and ID,
339th Field Artillery Of the ssth Divl-
SION She also carries the headquarters
detachment Of the 37th brigade, Coast
| Artillery. q casual company for New
York and six casual officers, making a
| total aboard Of more than 5000 men.
The ZacaDa IL due at New York on
| February 5 with a detachment Of the
37th Brigade, Coast Artillery, head
quarters and 73 officer Gasuals and few
| enlisted and civilian passengers.
| The steamer Gerent Is due at Newport
| News February ) with Pennsvlvania
Company, and u medical detachment
a total OF 81
The Pasadena is due at New YORK
February with a small New Yori
casual company and eight unattached
officers. The Bristol is due at New York
February with one officer and twent,
men as casuals Tor New York State
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
NEAR BEER COMING Bttk.
Res,rietions Will BE Lifted b, official
Proclamation.

II, Ns,ocated Press 81 fN,-S fNonlne
Washington an II The lood M
r.,,,,.tr.tlup .nnpl.rrt-i toaa,. ,t.. prc> il
l.ft n N3~.- ~larI rFe. .au.flun H
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h 49, >,atct s e- ta fho proc-
l.,,.f,.n 1l1a .a. bceaua s"t ly,
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r,t na th mr~ts ruu warm Il
tE u.Nhr fhat r l1 -si, a
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,E4.. Ha- f,ccttat
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
Union Choir Elects Officers.

A business meeting of the cholr OF
Union NJ. + Church was held at the home
Of Mrs Leslie T. Downing, Ninth and
Monroe streets, last night, and the follow
ing officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year. President, Allen l. Lewis
secretary, Miss Ellen Ashby treasurer, Mrs.
Edward Layton; chairman Of entertain
mcnt committee, Miss Esther Mclaughlin,
chairman of refreshment committee, Mrs
Leslie + Downing. Following the business
session birthday surprise was gwen IN
honor Of Miss Florence Ennis. Music was
furnished by Misses Johnson, ellen Ashby
and Marian Gossom. Mrs. Downing gave
a solo. Refreshments were served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
GnN,r,R~ Sly ~ 'rRMt>S
" ans IA know Who a. Take Fart r.
Bcrnc unlcrcntr.

tt A.,s.t.4 i.,.~- +. UN N,aHr
NI..,l BaNe-t
-.,,.. ,...e...r t.t ta Nu.rr
t...ft. nr Pri~
.n f..u ,I 81 rtrt
t.,ft.u4l tt..t oauGft Nf r"l 'i
,s.i.,.,, .r,3 lo,It-h .,l,r.t1 declared
r,.. ihr t.4,, a3t e, Mould u.'
-.. whether th. Nm,,rtn tt,I,-7tj1n
utl atcat III, ahI lld -atI'-' .'n.
.,rtec ST if,rn
H. dssarcu tt .~ ai u' vl~h'a
now what .EIlH .'i..ne N'il "a FRI
-,ut,H whether fate ote tnlft'i an~ art
r ahor arEas natIr- .r. Nh,'h'T iA'
lAf4, eouitras. Is hof iafl Ill 4 "lI'
,trm4u prapacard naf
Regarding tE, ftfatt IA. NMfrlrI "
f.b..r,.rf, coda, .ttttusrv t,,r.tsf- -.n
getor IA, III. uI...e fa engage aur
.,,.- IS sn,thlns .h, C,-uu pcaplt
must have 4 hctfcr ,areep. !" lnf'T-
national duues aui ca- ~ rNtt'n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
NEGRESS DIES SUDDENLY.

Taken suddenly Ill at her home, S33
Windsor street, early this morning MINNIE
White, \ neress, aged "a years, died be
fore she could be gotten 10 hospital
The Phoenix ambulance took the wonan
10 the Delaware Hospital, where she was
pronounced dead
The body was removed 80 the lnorgne
and Deputy Coroner Nichols took charge
of the body. Just what caused woman's
death is not known
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
Death Of William A. Corn ish.

William a Cornish. a highly esteemed
caIorcd citizen, residing at l70S Vest
Eight street, died on Sunday. He was
for many years member Of Exon
NJ. Il. Church and also member Of the
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows.
and Wilmington Lodge. No. 1869, of
which the deceased was member, will
assemble in mass meeting tonight ut
Odd Fellows Temple to make arrange
ments for the funeral hich will AXE place
Thursday at Ezion NJ +. Church At >
O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
SUPERIOR COURT.
Demurrer Withdrawn in Case of Avis
Dooley VS.. p. b. < w. X. X.

In the Superior Court today in the case
of Avis Dooley, widow OF James F.
Dooley, VS.. the Philadelphia, Baltimore
Il Washington Railroad Co, a demurrer
fled by the defendant was withdrawn on
agreement of counsel for the plaintiff to
amend his narr as TO more specific term
than "custom" in referring to the past
habit of the company to MAINTAIN q
watchman at a crSssing where the plain-
tiff's husband was killed by u tram Of the
defendant company.
Argument on demurrer filed in the
case OF the AJAX Rubber Co. rs Emma ).
Gam was continued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
WADSWORTH PRAISES
GENERAL PERSH|NG
New York Senator Says He Went
Abroad 10 Whip the Hun
and Did IT.
n, Associated pr,~s t. tvcrv evrr'us

Washington. Jan 2s Senator Wads-
worth oi New York, who recently re-
turned from trip to France, Sl"k' IN
~, senate today m high pral oi Gen
cral pcrshng and the Nmencan lighting
marhine and IN criticism ot dehciencics
m supplies and equipment provided Tor
them
III, had com, To France e. hex the
Germans. the senator sald OF the Amcri-
can soldier.
lie su>pcctcd there were some people
Who doubted hi- ahihty To dc 50 lie was
determined to show them that ne '"uid
and be dld
senator Nadsworth SAID possibly some
of the equipment and supply shortages
Ucrc unavoidable, hut othcr~ unqucS,
tlonablv were due 70 inrihcwn'N ana
confusion IN thr w'r department dufihE
IN, early stages ~ th, war
R,isrrlnc - tl.c supplying ~ ordnance,
.,rnl,nts and tanks. 10y t.c Nlles, lac
added
W \mcu,an hmt tanks reached
~. h.atlc front The French supplied
-. ,,itb what tank they could SPARE.
Nh he exception el iwo or three dIy'-
.,,,.- Fl ~. 1rrI end ii he wal ail ne
ns.h .hne guns hghf ,rd heavy vcrc
obtsnrd from Tie lfeaeh
~. ,,,,, ,>4sltrat, The ,mterra-~-
.na inl.s .h,- - which tht-r
.N g MI da hchoNe
fhe h lppl ae Il ''. .dl, l'''' 4,
l.t.... s.. f.-agr.r- fhc \.lp
.g,.,..... to...t4r, p.l., .at Nwctr-
,s senator ~ .07i. Z 'hi.
NOT &, formulated u.IH ''i'f'
am. ma uhf eten.fs'i IF '.''..'-
up tbr ,>p,l1a ''i1 ~
81 EI .Est tt,u,rAi t.oT hiht
in8 li- pgup. .a t0r., etli n ~
aartips.gd u tal trt 'r1 WIS
U.1 r.n Wa-hu1tNg
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
BENKHARTS NEW POST.
Will Become Chief Of Philadelphia
Labor Office Next Saturday.

Confirming an announcement IN Every
Evening yesterday, orders were received
here from Washington today transferring
4. c. Benkhart, Federal Director Of the
United States Employment Service OF
Delaware, 70 Philadelphia, effective
February Mr. Benkhart, as was pre-
dicted Yesterday. Is succeeded by MAJOR
Simon ? Doherty, who has been iner
In charge Of the work here since March
|, 1918
Mr.. Benkhart on Saturday vii lake
charge of the main othce Of the United
States Employment Service IN Phila-
delphia, located st Third and Walnut
streets.
MIR Benkhart, whose home IS in Phiia-
delphia. has had charge Of the local
offices since july /, 1916 During his two
wears and half he has had the pleasure
Of seeing the service grow from an average
Of about 100 applications for labor per
month to nearly $500 per month n he
present time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
sNELLENBURG's MTNsTRELs
Initial Performance Tonight AZ tho Ne~
Century Club

Snellenbnrc'S nInle+rcls, under ~
direction IF Ray Phillips vii nve
tho initial performance ~ the eeason to-
airh+ n ~ %og Century Club he
performance g1ll b. repeated t0ere
tornorrog night Admission eyhich n
free. will BE- hv ticket nbtaT1ed a he
Sneilenbrrr store seventh md Market
streets
The bovs Ind successf'l dress -
hearval last night ghich reaec+r-t credit
on themselves and their director fr
Phillips. The now his year \ cnf'reiv
different from ANYTHING heretofore AZ
tempted tn 81 the performer are r
blarkface and many wear "rmlral coz
trr,es ,rba,, have eV ,okee, nanv n
them local novel k,tches and spOrn-
pirate vocal and Instrumental music
An of the ~nelenburg minstrel -tar7
III former Years are in me rnmna1y,
and there are some new 0nes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
Funeral Of Miss Anita Bradford.

The fu, rral of Miss Anita Bradford,
Wl.o died At tile Dclaw: re- Hospital on
sunday night after brief illness, Of
pncunionia will take place from the
hone of hcr parents Mr. and Mrs
ID Taylor Bradford No 1905 Penn
~v.vanla avenue on Thursday morning
~ arlcnct With requiem mass 81 ST.
Ann G rcf Miss bradford had been
NJ hcr usual health until about ten days
before Lgr death and vas seriously il.
onlI four days Her death was great
shock 10 Tier many friend as well rs to
tie bcreaved family
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
BOG. 900 A MONTH FOR HOME
Gen. Pershing TO Demoblize Troops
as Fast as Expedient.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
PARIS, Jan. Is General Pershing re-
ports that BY April he Will be dispatchlng
American troops homeward from France
at the rate OF 800. 600 monthly. This
appears to be considered as rapidly as
has forces can be safely demobilized
without adding to the difficulties Of
unemployment.
The denobilization committee OF the
peace conference has been divided. with
two subcommittee working on different
branches Of the problem
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
Accused Of Auto Theft.

Detectives Eairchlds and Mahoney to-
day arrested James Mead, eighteen years
old on a warrent sworn out by G. M.
Barton Of KennetL like and Markyn
Lane It i alleged that Mead took motor
car belonging TO Mr. Barton from Fifth
and Market streets, on the evening Of
December 81, and later abandoned it III
Chester, where it was recovered several
days later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
CLAYMONT GETS cops
SDccials in Plant There Author
i,ed to Serve as Deputy
SheriffS

IL rcsul, az the recent outbreak Of
lau Iesenc-- IL and arnund Clavmont
..n4 the publicity consequent upon ~,
,,Ilnr attention to the inadequate police
rcrtlou ~ thc vicinity tho Levy Court
,odav authorized the appointment Of not
r,,r, han fivc deputy shcrlfTs, without
M, to serve n Clavmont. The men arc
.1,dv IS duty in one q the industrial
plant~ ;hcrc IS special officers. hut have
H. authority outside the plant except as
nuicrrcd IL low Court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
Cardinals Finaneed: 80 Id SIC.

By AssociaIel FroSs = NFeTE HN1aIne
= Tasiis. Jan - President Branch
p4,,Le,- rf fire. =: Louis Nationals u
.no-,ura6 f3sav al, hg financial f-
entities III a., Cardinals were beng 81 is-
faetorly adjusted md hat he .ub
would nor ae sold unaer an $50. 600 second
mortgage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
.fIeord Stfeet- Splitter Nabbed

Raymond u Rue vas arrested today
y, Pgtrolnan Curlctt on the charge Of
violating tr- health ordinance by splitting
on the sidewalk Rue has only been in this
city for few days and is employed by an
insurance company lie was locked up in
tLc station house III default Of being unable
W a. bail. and viii be given hearing
tomorrow morning IN the Municipal Court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
MilIinn Relief Bill a Law

ky Associated Pres .a f'sr! fN'n.nt
Washington jan - Enactment 81
IN, bill qpproprlatng 500. 1pu 600 .or
iamln, rene' u Irnf" and iht NtH'
hast Was nearly rnpctra t"ia ~ ~
Hou~. adupimg without 3n!tc'iDn lht
conference report accepting III, senate
amendment. substantially unchanged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
Loo king For Fugitive Soldier.

An officer from the u. $ military
reservation 1t Aberdeen. Md, was IN
this city TO-DAY and requested the local
detectives to be on the lookout for a
solder who had escaped from the guard
house at Aberdeen What the soldier
had done to get in the goiardhouse could
not be learned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
spartaean. Mn y wiIhemsha,en.

By As~pci.ted Press ENrrs Evening
C1pcnhagcn Jan n ~partucan forces
haya overturned the government ID
NIIhcu-A4vel Germany lid occupied
tht bauk- Ind pIaIe hItldug- IIcy
huy ordcr. III, e9ur martial n irir
opponents E-utN4V ra'G. ,O aad nom
" llht ms haven has b,,A stopped
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
MISS BRINCKLE TO WE'D.
Will Become Wife of Army officer AS
signed to Duty al Honolulu.

Nlr- Iohn r Brinckle, Of ZOOS Wood
lawn avenue has announced the engage
rntrt IL her daughter, lorence Harmon
Ermcslc. 70 Major Leigh + J. Zerbee,
aaa4 Corps. United States Army
Th, marriage J. To take place on Tues
G., February I and immediately there
After IA, Young couple will leave for San
lr.rci~ro 10 take L : transport for
Honolulu where the Major has been As
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
New Portuguese Cabinet.

Lisbon. Jan. Is a new Portuguese
cabinet has been formed with Jose Relvas
as Premier and Minister Of Education.
The other ministers are.
Foreign Affairs, Eias Moniz; Justice,
Cocerio Costa; War, General Silveria
Colonies. Jose Carlos Maia; Agriculture,
and Food Jose Matthias Nunt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
Here's : \ MYSTERIOUS Pauens.

4 man whose name could not ~ learned
NJ the hospital but who was said 81 hlve
had both hands cu- OF while Il Horz
at The Baldr steel Works. al New Ia>t.s,
Del today Was taken ~ the Deia" are
Hospital today The Bal35 Dian ,.-s
called bv phone out ne man aA4l0 -li
not be learned. The hosp.si refuse. ,
give any Information
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
saw Rosa Luxembourg j, Alive

- A-~ucl4 .a Press - livery Ntnt's
Copenhagen, lan = Murch DIS
f.tch - ~, Ieltike1 report that Il ha-
t....n learned ron ql,t,.r. i. .t,, -DI,re~
tta' Ross luN.utufr nt Wn- reported
=. have teru -'nt and tilgi 'auua-1 ~
IL Berlin = .It and q, f"4>' y (.
'riend Vters 81, "l.I o. cnnrai't mit
,ht has All opportunity II Is. -" ron h'
German capital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
Hun. a NIarch Aealnst Pole..

Ity Associated rr.as q Every Evening
Pan, Jan = Two iull corps 81 Ger
man troop- have been assembled by thc
general staff ID uurcn against The Pole
and elgat troop tIlIu- urt passing through
fraukfort be-Jdcr daily according q
Zuricl dispatch III the Journal quoting
the press 81 Standardization
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
PLAY BALL, APRIL p.
American Association Clubs Open Season
on That Date.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago. Jan 2S The American As
sociation season viii open April 23, the
date set for the opening Of the Major
League season, with Kansas City playing
at Columbus, Milwaukee at Louisville,
Minneapolis at Toledo, and st. Paul at
Indianapolis
This was agreed upon at the schedule
meeting here today The schedule will
be submitted To the club owners for
adoption by a mail vote, President Hickey
said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
STOLEN AUTO RECOVERED,
Detective Mahouey Finds William ii
Brambie's Car in Philadelphia.

That still another auto thief IS operat-
ing in the city came to light today when
it was learned that on January Z. Detective
Mahoney recovered car belonging to
William II. Bramble which was stolen
from Ninth and Shipley streets, on the
previous dey
The machine was recovered in Phila-
dplDhia. with broken wheel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
900 BACK; AT NEWPORT NEWS.
New York, New Jersey, Illinois and
Kansas Troops on Warship.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Newport News, Va, Jan 2S.-The bat
tleship Nebraska arrived here today with
about | 900 officers and men from France
most Of whom will be sent TO New York,
New Jersey. nllonis andkansas for demobi-
hzation. The battleship New Jersey, also
due here today, reported that she had put
in at the Azores for minor repairs and
would be several days late in rea ching port.
Among units aboard the Nebraska
were the Eleventh Field Signal Battalion,
the 42lst and 422 nd telephone battalion
and a casual company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
Inspect wouid-Be Policemen.

special meeting ii rhe Boar1 {
Police commissioners Was held ast
night - look over ABOUT ten candidates
for 10.Itiou- IN me force ithouEn
-,a eTn8Intrut1ts were made 81 i under
stood some III me candidates impressed
the commissioners and 4. s xpeored
that appointments Rll be maze n .e
near future.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
In-kl.h nhlncl Resent, Demand,

- 49, H,s ..rt Ft -ul"e
-,. a. Ir "a .-a,ur
Htf' I>~l'l t''
atH- t..,#. ~ le"tt
a h H-lgttet -gr q. alA'i
uanI~ 'h la-.. r-ta-s p-"PriN
.afrna a"aN tIal @ i."n ".'i
la..f 'errrHt5t. -. aff 'i
,.ra~fle u. -.i.,~
Ntuenian~ y aIe =, III -
VII lurucNa.' '.t Nstt ~ 't-'h-
-tslatsng b, eatu'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
hill Adj Bourgeois. Lcninc 0rdere.

~ Associated Press to Estrs Es.t tut
stockholm Jan - Premier L.nInc
aoc0rdug Z, repurf if.r Ec.A h.t-
ordered the 5a-aevIE r,pp- to ratakr
the town j. \ar,a from thu i.ilarl r-
within 4 WUcA % sack thr town and ~
Kin an tht BouTgcOlsc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
j. Merrick Horn Improves.

]. Merrirk Horn, who has been II
with pneumonia, is out Of danger lie
was able 10 sit up for few minutes
Yesterday, and for longer period today
With continued improvement, his phy-
sician hopes to have hun out Of bed by
nexf ppnk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
Standard Jumps F1port OIL.

By Associated P,ess VI Every Evening
N,N York Jan - ma standard
Oit umpanl oi New lurk today advanced
~, price ii refined Petroleum for export
un, cent j gallon. making clsc~ ~ n
cents. tauk- 9 - cents hd ndard white
"a barrel, u - cnnt-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
SKATING CLUB.
Second Meeting of New Organization
10 Be Held Tonight.

A meeting Of the Wilmington skating
Club will be helS in the Chamber Of
Commerce room, No 1858, du Pont
Building at O'Clock tonight All
members are requested 10 be present
as important business will be transacted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
Robert Ii. Jones Reported Better.

The condition Of Robert IL Jones this
afternoon was reported rs somewhat
improved While the venerable patient
is still very i'll with pneumonia, the
doctor in attendance feels that MIR Jones
may continue to improve.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
Approves School Legislation

The school legislation prepared by the
city Committee on Education, received
lie Endorsement last night, Of the Nom
Partisan League, which a few weeks ago,
approved Of the preliminary plans for the
improvements contained IN the bill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION.
County Aid Proposition Brought TO Ihe
Attention Of he tLeyy Court.

Dean HARRY Hayward, Of Delaware
CoIlegc, asked for tie views Of the levy
Court a tod4ys meeting on County aid
III TIE Federal agricultural Ext nsiOn
movement, and promised to have at the
next meeting 4 draft ot the bin 10 be
presented % tho present Legislature.
fOr ndgr7cIucnt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
William \ Rannard WORSE

rhe condition ~ William y. Barnard,
row ii the Delaware Hospital, was
reported today as not quite satisfactory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
roo LATE - CLASSIFY.

Al H9pi< n NaiionA 3ioi biscuit CO. i7o5 Gtipa
avenue |
NouNG Man y salesman, Res r.
aucv required. NLplN National hiscu .'.
1907 Guain avenue
wages Apply X. NJ wiptrup Ses
FIVE ,ho~ ,a,cs and three couutr
YOUNG LA)N desires position s- -.e-
keeper oC office work for small 'n y.
One year~ experience, with &nOd -,t.r. ,t
SALARY desired Sl+ AddreS, n '6 tsory
ENcntuz pficc.
CADILLAC cight-cylinder. nNe-p4,~.tls,sc
touring car. Al condition, Apn.t No
" Twentieth street
GREEN silk mufier lost Niouda en.ug.
Return same 10 Head Porter, hot, "a
pont. and receive reward
NOTICE.. Nj <. FLOOD. the rtnant md
occupant OF the houss. >tuatd ~ -
Orange street. in che Fifth Natt \. ~
city OF Wilmington. county "a NcN ~ Z
ana state OF Delaware, ~ corlpHapc ",.4, ~"
lp pe requirements OF the acts ~ th- ''t' y
Assembly. IN such case MADE Ano nfth .''N. ~
IA hereby ziyc notice that : ssa} 3prit n
wriJin 90 the Court Oi General sessions "
the Statr OF Delaware. ~ aud Tor NcN M N
4 county on Monday ne third day III MANu;
/ ~ 1919. oeins ne next itru a.
/ court tor lccuse f1r said no. Il n An W
OF taveru. for the sale therein ot inln NJ ~ ~
sng IT.
TX NJ Jr,trL n, the nretniSes ana th fol-
lnvf.., rr.rf~fabie ritizens 81 SAID wArd. At
K isasy rxeiye ~ ,Sbou, Ar subs ant AZ l-s'u-
holders OF sand ward. recoulilSh1 thc -A-~
4 application. VIZ
{ Henry X. Green y II A.>oNtr
James FOX ~ q. FcnhcNht
Daniel r. kiblroy II y. brown
John 4. NIilanO saac harSAS
lOhn 4 Brtson kobt II Nain
k William Gies Ioseph NNhu4N''N~N
Joseph Hess Fired MUEglsoA
Antonio DiluChiu Edw y tnoiI1P
Dennis Harrington Nm y Jonnth
Chas CRrdwCN layton ~ ~, -, lls'.A
h Morris 4 C;r1bb Joseph htllrus
Graham Rigs
NJ. q FLOOD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-18
CLUB FOR Penn
] GRADUATES |NDORSED
University Recorder Says Pro-
posed Organization Would
Fill Important Need
ALUMNI HEAD OPPOSES

Recommendation that graduates OF
the University of PENNSYLVANIA residing
in Philadelphia organize local club
similar TO that recently organized by
graduates in New York was received
by alumni in the city with varying
degree Of approval.
"There are approximately 6OOO grad
mates in Philadelphia, said George f..
Nietsche, recorder of the University,
.'and I think it would be n splendid
thing for this large group of men
trained in Pennsylvania ideals and ira
ditions to unite and interest themselves
ms an organization in municipal prob
lens. They could become potent
force in determining civic Righteousness.
We might erect kind Of annex to the
University Club on Walnut street.
There is, as a matter of fact, a building
just next door that's empty at present.
Thomas W. IIulmo. president of the
General Alumni Society. however, does
not believe ia further multiplication
of clubs. "Thr Philadelphia graduates
might very readily organize such a
club" he said. but it is my opinion
that the University Club answers th"
need. The General Alumni Society is
not primarily social organization,
but it does provide means of exchange
of views between Pennsylvanians."
Horace Lippincott. who is secretary
OF the General Alumni Society and
editor of the Alumni Register. the Of
fetal publication of the graduates, is
of the opinion that the recommendation
is worthy of consideration.
"It has been revealed to me what Il
valuable service the Harvard Club has
been to Harvard and to Boston, said
Mr.. Lippincott. ''and | am certain that
il the graduates who may be opposed
to Philadelphia club were in nosi
tion to study and know the inestima :
Bile results in Boston, they would favor
local club.
However. just now is not the best
time for the building of the club
You may say for me. he concluded,
that anything that will bring Penn
sy.vania men together. so that they
learn to know each other better, is a
good thing for the institution and for
the graduates themselves