Evening journal., 1921-01-26
OF
SCHOOL CODE
ISPRESENTED
fconilnned from nrsi pagel
present school code being re

fcontinned from nrSi page)
the present school code being re-
tanned.
Stork at legislators Home.
Representative Elmer J. Turner, OF
The Seventh District Of SnsseN county,
was kept busy This morning receiV-
ing CONCENTRATIONS OF his fellow
members OF the House and The mem
hers Of the senate. Mr. Turner was
notified shortly before the Legislature
convened today the stOrk had arriNei
al nis home. bringing baby boy.
This makes four boys In ne Turner
famfy MIR Turner generally remains
In Dover from Monday until Friday,
but saws hc Will have TO 20 home To-
nglh 10 see the new arrival. II was
the election OF Mr.. Turner az ne spe-
ciai election in The seventh District
in December that gave the Democrats
conir1l OF The House by one vote.
Representative Kramer offered the
following House resolution
Whereas. The House learns win
me.keenest pleasure the good fortune
.f the member from Baltimore hun
drcd. the seventh district of Sussex
county. and
Whereas. The good fortune Is such
as 60 pcrpemate the name ana lamily
of our colleague; and,
eNNhereas. 70 seems hitting and
nroper that the House shall recon-
mend a name for the young son OF
our colleague: therefore be 10
Resolved. That the name ~ he
little son OF our colleague shall be
Elmer James Turner, In honor OF his
distinguished father; and be II fur-
ther
90 The mother iis most hearty con,
gralnletions and wishes for her good
health"
In moving the adoption Of the reso-
iuton Mr.. kramer and Representative
Buckingham made congratulatory ad-
dresses.
Representative min and nepreeenta-
tive Nedill added fellcit0us words
and The latter suggested uhai Mr.
Turner be heard from.
Mr. Turner thanked the members
for lhcir kind remarks. The resolu
ton was hn unanimously adopted
House Passes RIMS.
The House This morning unanimous
~ passed Representative Mediils oil
appfopriating 500 10 the Aetna Hose
Hook and Ladder Company, OF New
ark. and Representative =. u. DAVIS
bill appropiatlng Ike amount 10 th'
INNnDIIN iONI fH'illINnNs NA-Af'
Tho House also passed Mr. Davis DIR
arproprialing 5000 20 the Old Folks
Home al lhlVcr
Rills Reported FaV0rably.
The following bills were reported
fayorahly 10 the House Relating Il
party telephone lines, oNempting hon
orably- y-discharpcd soldiers and sailors
from peddlers' license, amending an
act regulating The practice OF denta,
surgery. relating 10 the liability OF
keepers Of hotels. inns OF boarding
house. directing the State Treasurer
10 transfer dupont Boulevard funds
in his custody 10 the State Highway
Department. relating 20 the cXpen II.
tnre of road funds In representative
districts OF Sussex county increasing
the bonds of SUSSEX county officials.
Representative Clark introduced
hill authorizing the recorders of deed
Of Kent county 10 procure ney
seal to be paid for by the Levy Court
The Senate concurrent resolution
prnN iding for a budget commission 4
consist Of the governor ami two Scna
tors and two Representatives was re-
ported 60 The House fay0rahly VIII
an amendment. The amendment pro
Nldes that the commission consist .
three members OF each House.
iWpftHcuitilNe liil lulrouuttl nii
ilNing the salary OF the sheriff. cor
Inner. register or wills, recorder o
deeds. comptroller and The registc
in chancery and clerk OF the Orphans
Court OF Kent county at 5000 each.
NOrmcr Governor Townsend was
visitor this morning and spent sem'
time In both houses shaking hand,
With The members and greeting 0thei
friends lie came 30 Dover at The in
NNitalion Of Governor Dcnney 20 at
tend a meeting Of The state Hielwa,
Commission. of which he was a mem
hcr while Governor.
Narmer Congressman Hiram n. Bur
ton, Of LcweS. and Former Senator
oliver A. Newton. OF BrIdgeville. als'
were visitors today.