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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
row BOAT WORKERS ARE
CALLED OUT On STRIKE

New York, March 24.-Immedhte
strike orders to engineers on ocean go
ing .ov boats whose owners have cut
wages, were being sent out today oy
Thomas b. Healey general manager or
the Marine Engineers Beneficial Assoc
citation. Mr.. Healey said most Of the
$50 tow boats affected now are at sea
and IL probably will be several days
before the orders are generally effec-
tive
Licensed deck officers and fire room
crews are expected. Mr.. Healey added.
TO join the waikout About 200 men
are affected.
The walkout was sanctioned yester-
day by the national executive commit
tee Of the Engineers Association.
G. @. Hannah, president Of the At
lantic Coast Towboat Owners Associa-
tion, said he did not expect difficulty in
replacing the strikers.
Replying to the assertion Of Walter
y. Pollock, marine superintendent II
the New York Central Railroad, that
500 Of the 800 men in his department
had agreed 10 accept wage cuts effec-
tive April l. Mr.. Healey declared this
controversy would be taken 20 the
Railroad Labor Board for settlement.
He claimed Mr.. Pollock was nego-
tiating with the men individually, a
practice he said was contrary to sec
tions Of the TRANSPORTATION act relative
to collective bargaining.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
GREAT LOSS, SAYS
BISHOP MONAGHAN
Cardinal Gibbons Death viii be
Deeply Felt in the Diocese
of Wilmington.

The news Of the Cardinals death was
carried TO Bishop John J. Monaghan
at the close of the Holy Thursday ser
vices at, the Cathedral today. 'Al the
priests Of the diocese were assembled
TO take part in the ceremonies and were
visibly affected by the news.
BishoH Monoghar said: The re-
Iation between Cardinal Gibbons and
the dioceseof Wilmington have always
been cordial and most intimate. The
first Bishop OF this diocese, Bishop
Backer. and Cardinal Gibbons were
consecrated side by side in the Cathdral
OF Baltimore on August l,6. 1868. Bishop
Becker for Wilmington diocese. and
Bishop Gibbons for the Nicariate Of
North Carolina. he going 70 Whining
ton in that state The second Bishop
Of wilmington was Rt Rev. Alfred A.
Curtis. who had been a'nenber of the
Cardinals household, and was conse-
Grated by Cardinal Gibbons in Balti
more and installed by him in St. Peters
Cathedral Wilmington. The present
Bishop was also cOnsecFated Bishop Of
this diocese by Cardi4al Gibbons at
St Peters Cathedral oh May 8. 1897.
We mourn his death as a personal
loss, owing to his kindly interest in the
clergy, religion and people, of the en-
tire diocese, who love him as a father
and cherished him for his noble quail
ties Of mind and heart"
The funeral will bc attended by Bis
hop Monaghan and the priests Of the
diOCkSc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
MANY ACCEPTANCES FOR
DEMOCRATIC MEETING
State and County Leaders to
Discuss Permanent OrganIza-
ton Here on Saturday.

Forty acceptances for the luncheon
to he given bv Henry II. lsaacs, Demo
cratic State chairman, to the men,oeis y,
of the State and county committee at .he
Hotel du Pont on Saturday, have Deeh re-
reiyed bv MIR. Isaacs. From tins 1T wouiu
appear as though this meeting when Is
to discuss plans for the future wouiu
proye one of the most enthusiastic party
asSemblages since before the campaign
last fall
Andrew J. Lynch. chairman oi sussex
county. will be unable to attend, but mas
delegated 10 former Congressman Albert
/ Polk the responsibility for speaking ior
the Sussex Democrats
There will be addresses by the county
and district chairman and from other
members of the committees. among them
several Democratic women VINO NAVE
shown a keen interest in the party
The two chief objects that 1t Is hoped
viii develop from the luncheon and meet
lng is the creation of n permanent state
organization and financial program
herehv such an organization may ne
financed. so far as known there Is TO
financial plan. other than that used ny
parties generally ard in the event that
enoueh money should he raised to es-
tqblish a permanent headquarters. 1t Is
very likely that the positions created
would be flied from among those DIS
trlcts that contribute the largest sums.
The meeting will be held IN the club
room of the hotel and Is called for l.
orlrck noon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
GOMPERS At WHITE HOUSE.
Goes With Packer Workers Who
Are Congratulated by Hard
ing on Settlement.
~ Assoclated Prsss . Evsrv Evanfnz

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. March 24.-Representa-
tives Of the packing industry and its
employees who reached an agreement
here yesterday 70 avert a threatened
strike. were congratulated today BY
President Harding on the amicable set
tlement OF the first big labor prob
lem faced BY the new administration.
The packers and employees commit
tees We're accompanied 70 the White
House BY Secretaries Davis. Wallace
and Hoover, who acted with them IN
the negotiations and BY Samuel Com
pers. president OF the American Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor.
The President thanked the entire del
legation for their work. declaring they
had rendered a great public service by
coming 10 an agreement.
It was 1Ir. Gompers' first visit 10 the
White House since the change OF ad-
ministrations. He declared himself
much pleased with the settlement and
with the statement OF congratulat ton
made By the President.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
CHICAGO LIVE sTOCk MARkETs,

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago, March 24.-CattIe. receipts
5000 market dull on all grades and
classes. few early sales, steady. quality
plain; bulk beef steers. S.50@9.50; bulk
fat cows and heifers. 5.750775; Gamers
and cutters. mostly S,O0G4.50; bulk
bulls. 5.2546.25: bulk veal calves, S.50O
$50: stockers and feeder steers, 1900
$50.
Hogs. receipts 20 600, slow, largely 5
70 a5 cents higher than yesterday 5
average; heavies up least: top, lilo
early, bulk 200 pounds down I0.65G
l1.0O bulk go pounds up. 9,25010.6O;
pigs 35 to so cents higher; bulk desir-
able 80 to 40 pounds pigs, 10.75@11.00.
Sheep, receipts 10000; general weak
to 25 cents lower. lamb. top. early. 1915
to city butchers: bulk fat woolen lambs.
early, 9.75Q10.50: bulk fat ewes, 5000
600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET

by Associated Press ~ Every Evening
Philadelphia March "a w77aat owe
No red winter i63aI.ss to gar
icky ls4GI5s
Corn normal. No q f1r expor' ar
No. yellow local 7sG7a SCI eiin0
local -4d75
Oats lower No. white 58G 81 E0
white 5iGsIia so white s-ta '7ss
Butter higher western ~~naner--
extra 4-I- nearby prints fancy 1t
Eggs lower 1earrv HrTfs "a tn
rent receipts. 1- western extra
.6l-a2.is lo. arsits 20. an,
selected packed. 3sd9-.
cheese dull New York wnole 1ih
fancy fats. acid 2sa - sa.r % good.
Gz7 New York whole uik. farrF Ha.
fresh 24izG25is Lorgnorn aeid fHl
fresh 2SG2sia single daisies. held
G2s n do. eresh -sia G---7
Live poultry quiet ~ -0 1uaAt-
G3s: fancy nroiiinE chickens ora
young roosters. sass "a io. sa.
turkeys. $3.50. lucks vnlte Pekln.
G45: mixed colors. 40n42; 20. muscot
2s4sO: geese. -sG3e
Dressed poultry arm fowls. lg gheI
fowls. fresh killed. choice t1 tana1
G40. do. small sizes l2a36 ia post-
ers. esa2s 1rol.ers. NEARBY 46ats l.,
western. $3a45 roastng chlcsons.
nearby. 5000. IS. western, l6aso
trying chickens. nearby. 3nbs tn,
western 33&35 ducss. .aney Wostor..
37R4l. geese. western ancy oa 1-
Potatoes steady white notatCv.
Pennsyl lvania. per 700 -. Fnlt
Jersey No. pea hasGet. R40.
Flour weak soit winter sfra4gl
western. sg5 q SIS 10. 7ea4o,
Z. 500. hard winter stra4ght. $50
O. do. short patent. rs $50 srru..
ars, clear. SIS 90, patent
s.25. do short patent. $40 a -'. nu.
spring and 1aty Mills aatent am.
brand. 1910 foi So.
Hay steady timothy SO. $500
a4.00. 10. No g. 1t.yo 4 1l.50 samp..
1900 a 1000. No grade. 5000 a 1900
Glove. mixed hay tght mixed. 1900
a2.SO. No. mixed $3.50 q 2l.5o.
Tallow iull prime -ity loose
special loose. 8 prime country, = ~l
bic. IN tierCe,
Bran weak. soft winter. western
100 % sacks s4.o0 n $500 pcr -.u
spring. S3 q -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
ADMITS BEING DRUN h.
Ellsworth Walstrum who Was Driving
Car at Time Is Fined sloo.

Pleading guilty in Municipal Court
today TO operating an automobile while
atoNicated. Ellsworth Walstrum. was
frcd 500 and costs or 80 days imprison-
.ent and will automatically lose his
tsvcrs license Walstrum was arrested
+ Fourth and French streets last night
!, officer Charles Morrow after his
oachinc had colhdel With a truck Of the
,.okcr. Scott and Moore Company.
pleading guilty 10 speeding William
Derrickson. vas fined SO and costs.
The cas-. &C william Schwartz, charged
rith lettering on the street al Eighth
ma Market streets VAS continued until
Monday.
Iar tho support II his wife. Joseph
.4.valow was ordered 10 pay S. a week.
Pleading guilty. 10 being drunk.
Ia~eph Carey was tined Sl0 and costs.
At The request ~ counsel for Robert
Ig1eroad. colorcd who waived a hearing
yesterday ou charge If highway rob
i.fv. Tho ease was reopeued and tomor-
rov 81, as the day for the hearing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
CHICAGO BARS FoRD's PAPER.
Dearborn Independents Attack on Jews
Might Cause Riot, 0ffieials Feared.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Chicago, March 2s.-Saie OF the Dear
born independent, a publication issued
by Henry Ford. on the streets OF
Chicago, was prohibited today under
police order. following d conference be
tween James W. Breen. acting corpo-
ration counsel and Captain Patrick
LAWN. n charge Of the Central Police
station.
Captain LAWN informed ME" said
Breen. that the anu-Semitic attitude
OF the paper. which was being sold IN
competition with a Jewish newspaper.
recently caused a fist fight which
threatened 70 grow into riot. The
city's action was taken under is gen
eral police powers with a view 70 keep
ing the peace"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
CORK JAIL RAID FAILS.

" atehfulness of Guardians Frustrate
Attempt to Free Irish Prisoners.
by Associated Press TO Every Evening
Cork, March Members of the Irish
Republican army made a carefully plan
ned attempt last night to break into
the Jail here and release the prisoners
there under death sentence
The attempt failed, however owing 70
extraordinary precautions which had
been taken bK the authorities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
No WORN ON CANAL.
ontraei for Excavation Has Not Yet
Reen Awarded.

t.,re, " T Miller executive officer
H, III. Wilmington District. United
-tat.s Engineers. with Offices in the old
Federal building. sixth and King sreets.
,rnounred this morning that al this
-,rn, here i no need Tor men in CON
,eo,i.f with the government work along
b. q 4 n canal The contract for the
.Neaystinr which now rests with the
N-ashiprt, = authorities for their ap-
.r.val vi ~ awarded shortly TO
artractor Extra men. if needed. will
!. .nploy,d III the contracting concern
ma rat Isl the United states engineers
Sirr. IN, announcement OF the con-
...1tplated excavatinE in the canal. the
iistfir, nf9r. IN the Federal building has
t,..r syysinued daily with the unem-
loved and who are anxious for work
q any Elnd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
FOR COMMUNITY HOUSE.
Chamber Of Commerce Indorses Move
For More Buildings.

The Chamber of Commerce. through
lis hoard al directors. has sent a letter
a. CITY council endorsing the request
of tn Community Service for funds
with which L. NJ up certain buildings
now owned hy thr city SO that they can
be used as community center houses
aud ~ connection with adjacent play
grounds.
The board approves the project and
requests that the Council give the mat
- favorable consideration
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
Local Syndicate Ready 10 Buy.

When Caleb T. Burchenal was asked.
this afternoon. concerning the Washing
ton dispatch to the effect that he had
asked for a figure on the Union Garden
houses. he said this was correct. lie
said "A local syndicate has been formed
that is willing to take over the propo-
sition if il can be had at modest figure.
The houses would then be sold or rented
as the new owners would determine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
Father yergelner at St. patrlcL's.

Rev Henry Vergeiner. an Ohlate
Father. and member Of the faculty of
the st. Francis de Sales Seminary.
series Of Instructive Lenten sermons in
ST. Patrick's Church, last night The
sermons have been given each We'd
nesday night, and have been largely
attended.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
nhpn Wins.

srrE iu the suit Of Joseph Cohen,
q g. g.. ts Benjamin Maimon. p. b. r.
heard before Judge Conrad in Superior
court TO-DAY returned verdict in
Ia,u. al cohen. Msiuion had solo some
trousers 10 Cohen. bUt the latter re-
fused t. pay Tor them. claiming they
were az inferior quality Philip i. Gar
tt representcd Cohen and Edmund
5 Ielnngs represented Maimon. The
-4.t involved slJ120
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
L. 5. TO SEEK ,BERGD0LL.
Secretary Weeks Planning 10 Make
Representation TO Berlin.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, March 24.-AlI papers
in the War Department relating TO the
case Of Grover Cleveland Bergdol. es-
caped American draft evader, ROW in
Germany, were transmitted to the State
Department today at the direction Of
Secretary Weeks with a request that
they be considered from an international
viewpoint
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
Women Voters 10 Hold Rummage Sale.

The Wilmington League of Women
Voters held q meeting in Hotel du Pont
last night, when it was decided to send
$50 to the State league toward cancel
ing the national debt. IL was planned
to hold a rummage sale the first week
for reimbursing the treasury, and
card party will also be given soon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
Ontlnne Gold LIQUOR Case,

At the request Of counsel for Jacob
Cold charged with selling liquor. Judge
Hastings IN Municipal Court today con
tinued the case until Tuesday. Gold
was arrested yesterday by a squad Of
officers under Sergt. McGnlion. at his
home. 1901 vandever avenue and four
sallOns Of alleged whiskey taken.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
Daniel Caldwell Drops Dead.

Ds,niel Caldwell colored. - years old.
uViug al s42 French street, dropped
dead while standing on the curb AT
Ninth and King streets yesterday after
moon
= passing automobile picked up the
niau and took him TO the office Of Dr
Harvey \. Murray. ilO9 Walnut street.
Dr Murray pronounced death due 70
cerebral hemOrrhage. The body was
turned over % Deputy Coroner Nichols.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
PRESENTED WITH LOVING CUP.
Basketball Team of No. School Given
Handsome Token.

Before a representation Of public
school and :. u. &. n officials and ia
dividual representatives Of public
schools, the basketball team Of No. ]
school. Sixth and French streets. this
morning, was presented with IA silver
loving cup. Appropriate exercises were
arranged for the occasion, with address,
es by DR. Clifford J. Scott. auperin-
tendent of public schools; Willard
Arthurs, Todd Beauchamp and Harry
Zutz
A feature Of the program was read
ing on Athletics" arranged By the pu-
pills Of No. ] School showing the great
necessity of introducing sport through
out the city schools
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
Letters OF Administration.

Register Of Wills Isaac X. Brown IS.
sued letters Of administration yesterday
to Mary l.. Mousley on the estate Of
Alfred Mousley. Of Brandywine hun
dred; Fannie II. Bogini on the estate Of
Benjamin d. Bogini of Wilmington
hundred; and letters testamentary to
George II. Shepherd on the estate of
Rachie l.. Shepherd, of Mil Creek
hundred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
West Church Services.

At West Presbyterian Church last
night, Rev. Alexander Alison. Jr., former
pastor, preached III the pre- Easter
series of services his theme being The
Worth of the Gospel" The church
quartet sang several selections To-
night. Rev. De witt NJ. Benham. ID. y.
of Central Presbyterian Church, Balti-
more, viii preach. West male quartet
will sing. The meetings are public.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
Merrick Claim Very Small.

The Merrick Motors Co.'S claim in
the H. J. Stidham bankruptcy matter
is less than $50. The larger sum. mem
toned IN Every Evening yesterday was
incorrect. being due to a misunder-
standing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
TrnnbIe Over lrockerr.

he suit Of Solomon Malllin. =. b. a.,
- Louis Batinsky d. b. r.. was heard
TO-DAY before Judge Boyce and a jury
D. superior Court. Aaron Finger repre-
scented Malkin and Thomas Davis and
J i Davis represented Batinsky Nal
hln claims Batinsky owes him about
t31' for crockery which Malkin shipped
kaunsky. while the latter had not
ordered D. This case will be resumed
tuIs afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
INCOME PROFIT TAXES
TO NET s3,O50.O0o,0O0
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

sy Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. March 24.-ineeme and
profits tax collections for the March 15
iustallment was established by Secre-
tary Mellon today 10 aggregate $63a.-
900 600. 70 the close Of business March
y. $3.50 .ooo. 600 had actually been de-
posted from the collections. AIr. Mel
Ion added.
Mr.. Mellon estimated on this basis
that total revenues from income and
profits taxes for the fiscal year ending
June 80 would aggregate g .o5o. 600 600.
This amount. he, said. was fully up 10
the treasury expectations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
sa, one Negress sIashed Another.

Emma Wilson. coIored, 829 TatnaIl
street. was removed to the Delaware
hospital this afternoon suffering from
a cut. alleged 70 have been inflicted by
Forney Wilson another negress, who
was arrested. She will be given hear
ing IN Municipal Court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
DIR. EWING breaches.
Philadelphia Rector at St Andrews
Church at Noon Today.

In his address at the last Of the series
Of noon day Lenten services. in St.
Andrews T. Z. Church today. Rev. Ad-
olson A. Ewing. assistant rector Of the
Church Of St. Luke and the Epiphany,
Philadelphia. formerly pastor Of I'm
manuel Church. New Castle. dwelt on
the need Of that JOY that comes from a
true communion with Christ in the
hearts Of mankind today. He pointed
out how, on Holy Thursday. our Saw
iour was anxious that the disciples be
joyous instead Of grief-stricken, and
cautioned them 10 Let no man take
away your JOY"
The Kiwanis Club attended the ser
vice in a body communion service
viii be held in St Andrews Church at
7.45 this evening and 1890 O'Clock to
morrow morning, both of which will be
conducted by the rector. Rev X. w
TrapucH.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
TO TEST LABOR BOARDS
RULING ON REDUCTIONS

Columbus, Ohio. March pa test
suit - determine what authority the
Federal Railroad Labor Board may have
in backing up its ruling that railroads
may not reduce wages until after con-
ference with employees was fled in
Federal District Court here to-day BY
Attorneys Randolph " Walton and
W. s. Pealer, representing 1900 en-
ployes Of four subsidiary lines ~ the
New York Central Railroad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
VIM Discuss wage Problem.

Members Of the Painters Union are
expected to descuss the wage situation
at a meeting to be held on Monday
evening. The Master Painters have re-
questcd the painters to accept a cut in
wages, but this has been refused and
the same proposition may be brought
up at Monday nights meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
r. r. RULES FOR EACH
LINE IMPOSSIBLE,
JEWELL DECLARES
Continued from page 1

nent on one railroad were more favor
able than upon another railroad"
MIR. JEWELS statement is expected 20
occupy several days in It's presentation
to the labor board. following which the
labor side will present numerous ez-
hibita on the various rules and principles
Of the national agreement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
Bake for Lower BrandywIne.

The Ladies Aid Society Of Lower
Brandywine Presbyterian Church viii
hold a bake IN the Office OF the Whining
ton Gas Co, 827 Market street, on Sat
urday morning. Pies, cakes cookies
doughnuts, and other homemade prod
ucts viii be on sale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
William II. Harper Dead.

William +. Harper, "a years old. died
early this morning at his home, 1880
Skunk street, Philadelphia. Funeral
services viii be held tomorrow after
noon with interment at Riyerview ceme-
terry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
oyerhestsd Stove Causes Blaze.

Fire caused by an overheated stove
resulted Ia slight damage 10 the home
81 Mrs. Bessie Brown. colored 3t3 Ken
nebec street yesterday afternoon. but
tas soon - tinguished.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
y. Y. CENTRAL CLOSES SHOP
THROWING OUT $50 MEN

Toledo. o. March 24.-Two hundred
and fifty men were thrown out of work
today when the New York Central
roundhouse here was closed az part Of
the railroads campaign Of economy. L
vas said by company officials.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
Steal Touring Car From Garage.

Automobile thieves broke into a ga
rage at Third and Lincoln streets and
stole an automobile belonging to w.
H. Hallam. 613 Geddes street on Tues
day night. The machine was a new
Overland.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
L. 5. Engineer onlce Closes Tomorrow.

Tomorrow, Good Friday. offices Of the
United states Engineer, in the old Fed
eral building, Sixth and King streets.
will remain closed the entire day.
Revenue offices in the same building will
be open for business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
Wall Map Of Dela ware so Cents.

A limited number of the Rand-Mc-
Nally maps of Delaware are on sale at
Every Evening Office. so cents 10
cents for postage 10 any address,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
RUSH NOTE TO GERMANS.

RepHrattons z ON Mission k~rit - f~F'
lin's RefHsss - Pay Billion .arts.
I3y Associated Press - Evr~, Evsrfrg
Paris. March "A The Allied Henarn
lions C,ornrni ssion delivered - me Co
man delegation here tndav 4 note
plying ~ The German refusal ~ pa
one billion marks gold IN repnrafi1na
account
The Germans we're asked .naf fr.
note be ira sn1itted t0 The German En.
ernn1ent as quickly as possible
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
Failed Of Required Majority.

Receiving but 16 affirmative votes.
two less than a constitutional majority
the House bill authorizing the Levy
Courts of the several counties 70 ap-
propriate S3.60O each for county demon
stration work in agriculture and Home
Economics failed to pass the House.
Fourteen Representatives opposed the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
Don't Want MN Passed.

Or. I. O. Cooper. n member of the
Wilmington Board Of Education, came
to Dover. today, and requested Dem
ocratic Representatives to prevent
House concurrence in the Senate bill
creating n seven member Board Of Edu-
cation for Wilmington. Joseph Ban
croft and others pleaded for concur
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
state Highway Bul Passed.

with the House amendment previous
" mentionned the House concurred in
the Senate bill appropriating sia0.000
for 40 years 70 the state High
way Department Representative Otwell
declared the Senate provision for com
pleting the state highway from Seiby-
Vile TO wilmington was class legisla-