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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Is Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Philadelphia. Feb lq-W heat higher
No red winter. seal "a do, garlioky
seal Si
Com higher, No 3yellow nav S5as5
local car lot. S5L+a~6. do, No Is l2aS4l2
40a42; geese. 2Sa32.
Osts higher No white 54a54 =
No white, 53a531a; No. !. 50b2a5l
Butter higher nearby prints. fancy
1Sa60. western creamery extra. ~
Eggs lover. near Dy frsts. 81 do.
current receipts. 35at6 western extra
tirsts So: do hrts, 35 fancy selected
nacked. 46a47
Cheese firm; New York, whole milk
fancy flats held - 12a2S a; common U
good 26a27 do fancy fats, current
make 24l3a25; do, common, % good
22a24 longhorn held 29a2913 do, fresh
29a2g -, single daisies. held 27a2o; do,
fresh 26s27
Live poultry quiet. steady, fowls,
fancy, 37asS. fair TO good, 32a36; white
Ieghorns 33a35 fancy chickens, 33e45
Young ROSTERS, 25a36, do, Stacy. 27a27 y
old do 2la25; turkeys fancy, 45e52; do,
ordinary 35 af3, ducks, white Pekns
43a45; do, muscovy, 28s30; mixed color
Dressed poultry quet; turkeys choice
10 faT'Cy nearby, OlAOEf tloJ "tcteiHs
GO: old toms, 56a57j fair 70 good, 45aJ0.
fowls. fresh killed. choice TO fancy, 37a39,
do. small aaes, 32a35: old ROSTERS 20;
roasting chickens, nearby, 39a40; do
western, 36o40; frying checkers. nearby
34A36 do, western, 33a35; ducks, fancy
western, 37a4O: geese, western fancy
3Oa32
Potatoes lower: white potatoes, Penn !;
svlvania, per 100 pounds. fancy, J.. l0al %
Jersey No /. per basket, white, 4Oap
do, No 2, 20a30 Pennsylvania, fam to
choice, GOAL 90
Flour dull, soft winter straight western,
I S.5Oa9; do, nearby. 8a825; hard winter
straight, 9a925; do, short patent, 95Oa-
/ 975; spriIg q, first clear, 750a775; do,
patent, GAG 925; do, short patent, 99Oa-
/ 1920: fancy sprirg and city mills patent,
/ family brand l075a11 IS
Hay dull timothy, No 2, 2325; do
I No 5, 2Ia2150; sampled sa20; no grade
15a17: clover mixed hay, light rni~ed,
4 22a22. so; No. / mixed, 21a22.
Tallow duh prime city, loose, cents
do special loose, 5sz prime country, &c
edible IN tierce, 7I2aS
Bran higher. weak; soft winter, western
il 10Opound sacks, 32a33 spring, 40a32
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Yesterday AZ follows
General syndicate Corporation Whining
ton Del. capital Sl5000,O0O Lockwood
Tire and Manufacturing Corporation New
Yark City - 100000 Pennsylvania oil and
Gas % ilmIngton. De s. 900 900 .
United States Lock Sat Corporation Phil
slGelpha pa 81 On0 600 Florida Terminal
Go Oaala Fla. 81 G00,O ,ODn Home Ice Ma
chlnc Corporation Wilmington. Del. ST.
600 900 Nu- sir Tire and Rubber Corpora
ton Wilmington Del $1,000 900 Glove
iaud ire aud Gable Corporation Dover.
500 600 tL.f Hardware. Corporation vii
minctou l)tl St0" TOO Coufec TONERS
Equipment 60 Wilmington Del $500 900
Associated fheattt> Corpora tiOn Detroit
Nirn S5uI-ruJ Albert d Aiackey 4 Co
In PHIladstphia Ia $50. 900 y and VI
OF 90 i5litfai0. $3.50 .a0o. Hornsby
Manufacturing Co. >cW Ork City. $3.50 :
ono Paper shells Pecaus. Inc New York
CIV 5000 600 Universal S.Iuab Farms
Inc Wilmington Del $50 gOo Ideal
Commercial Ga. Philadelphia Pa 500
GOO Crawford Motor Go. Wilmington. Del
SIGG n1G Powell Coal Go Wilmington Del
100000 Universal Underwriters Corpora
ton -an Antonio. Texas $50. 900 Ameri-
can Moving Picture Corporation Philadel-
phia Pa $50 600 l.. : Lucas. Inc Viii
Inington, Del SO 600
Increases in capitai--Dr. Clark q Cheruical
Labra tories. Inc New YORK City. from
SIPS 600 tn 500 600 y & Foote Co. Balti-
more Nd slot 900 TO 100000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
HERCULES POWDER CO.'S
REPORT FOR PAST YEAR
President Durham Shows Result
of Activities in Readlust-
ment Period.

The report of the Hercules Powder
c.. for 1920 issued by tho president
+ n Durham shows tho effects of
business readlnstmcnt
tccarflIugt0thr report the company
earnings. rs shown far the year. are the
smallest of any wear in ITS history and
,fter dcd,lrtiuR preferred dividends leave
only S73.000 available for dividends on
tbe common stock. though S1.1l4, 600
has been di~bsIrscd ss dividends on COM
mon stock during the year. This small
return IS the composite result OF the
wears operations and adjustments 81
values. some OF which should properly
have been made IN previous wears. and
some are an anticipation oi next year
operations
Th,. rosut 81 the years Operations,
freed of the losses ~ past and future Years
4 3nprovrratcly 81 ,45O 600 net earnings
availablc for dividends on preferred and
common stock The earnings. before any
.dulstrtcutS we're approximately S2,1ou,-
Qln Tho sale of invest mont securities.
slmo>t ,.rt rcly Liberty Bond@ bought III
1917. talS and 1919 uctted . los ot
shout S-0000l All 1T winch IS proper
deduction from earnings # previous NNaaTs
4 very radical a1Us iWci.t II inventory
values Of materials and finished products
thc basis Of present replacement values
r..tttd q loss Of Sl,1n1 OnQ including
,tot.t $3.50. 600 antrlpatuE the sdunSt
2lort of prices Of materials Tor 1927 L,
livery for which the COMPANY was
ttcd
The company entered into contract
covering tie operation Of the plants AMI
brslnes~ the 1aryan Rosln aud Turpcn-
sae 60 : corporation engaged IN the
.1anaactarc Of naval stores Tosn. tur-
p-f tn, and pine OIL from stumps and
vAt rodo and Las sipco secured con-
~. til Nanau RosTn and Turpcntinc
Co throae thu purchaSe Of b substantial
mayar.ts u tho capital stock and secured
,ata~ I'le pan, has also erected AZ
FIatte~burg Miss q plant for the pro
..ts,n ot naval stores through substsn-
.al tho same process The plants ct thc
4.1au Coupauv are located AZ Bruins
asr. 80 aad Guifport Miss
after the adjustment 81 inventori"~
And Investment securities the conn
sttlI retains ST the close Of 1920 iroa.
and loss surplus more than double It's
outstanding common capital stock Il
still Las some current assets in excess 81
8 current requirements
The company has 2076 stockholders
n whom 560 are employees
During the year the gross receipts were
So. IS. $50. 70, net earnings, s492 $50 a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
FIJI ANC1AI NOTES.

TIE Cambria steel Company dividend
rate was reduced Thursday from three 10
four per cent per annum. nearly ali of the
stccs being owned by the NIldvaIe steel
and Ordnance Company
While Electric Storage Battery stncz has
been strong recently. there are rifnors az
probable reduction in the y per cent divi-
dend rate with the next quarterly declara-
fion. The American Bosch Magnetic Com
Dany yesterday cut its dividend Ia half
Each day brings evidence OF marked
dIssa t1sfacfion OF the holders OF the various
classes Of securities Of Reading Protective
committees Of both bond and stock
owners have been formed snd there has
been a steady stream OF hQuidati ton in the
market The common stock made a new
these influences
Considerable attention was attracted hy
the heavy selling Of Columbus GRAPHIC
phone T thursday This stock has been
relatively inactive since its decline from 90
70 Il. but today large blocks were offered
a. concessions. a new record price being
made There were disquietlng rumors
- to the financial position of the company
and. coming under the class Of luxury
stocks il was felt tina stiu further Curtail-
ment in the company 5 operations Wlil re-
suit from the DTeseut depression
There IS d feeline that business depres-
SION has been pretty thoroughly discounted
and that easier money conditions to come
viii bring aDout a moderat K forward move
nent N pr1ces. say Nesi q 80 u Phil
cedent that a year % severely declining
markets IS followed by d period OF sharply
advanCing prices
There is reason TO believe absorption Of
Norfolk and Western by strong interests is
III progress In quarters familiar with the
company affairs il Is said that the coal
land holdings report has some basis 10
fact nut tbat other and more important de
velopmeuts which include the absorption
s,f the company and guarantee Of its : per
cent dividends by tie Pennsylvania system
y a possibility
Endicott johnson Corporation. for the
year ended December 3I 1920 shows net
profits after charges and Fedora taxes u
g 30 f41 equivalent after preferred divi-
- on the sat 3sa oa0 outstanding common
toCk This compares with net profits OF
- 955. psf or Si4 ~ a share on the Sf4-
10000 common stock in 1919
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
POwDER QUOTATIONS..
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird a Co.
dU Pont Building.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Power and Light Company
quarterly Of per cent on common payable
CINCINNATI New Orleans and Texas Pacific
Railway Company quarterly Of q per cent
on preferred payable March
ChesebTOuRh Manufacturing company /.
Quarterly Of3 per cent on common and 34
Der cent on preferred. payable March 81
CauAtI 4 90 . 2 per cent. payable March !.
Cold & stock Telegraph Company, quar-
tcrIy of }g per cent payable April
Mackay Companies. quarterly Of " per
cent on common and ! Per cent on preferred.
payable April !
Minnesota sugar Company quarterly. Of
/ "a per cent on preferred. payable March /.
PENNSYLVANIA Water and Power Company
quarterly Of / 81 per cent, payable April !.
Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation.
quarterly of 81 so q share. payable April /.
United States Industrial Alcohol Com
pany quarterly Of per cent on common
payable March Is.
William Davies Company. Incorporated,
quarterly Of 81 q share on class A. pay
able March 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
FRANCES WILLARD TEA

Dclmar. Feb 10 Franccs Willard
memorial ten was given at the homo oi
Mrs II NJ Waller, Thursday afternoon.
with the following exercises
PRAYER. reading. Thrrty-third Psalm,
reading. Life Of Frances Willard, MrH-
5 J Lewis; reading from her writings by
Nrs II " Kirk; the thought that the
kingdom of Heaven If within YOU shall
have p new meaning % the clear-cycd.
steadv-mindcd Christian Of the future,
rca.hng. Every one an Educator, Mrs
John s Reach reading, 4 Heavenly
VISION. Mrs Joseph Wells, White Ihb.
hon rally song reading, The Two Ballots.
Mrs William Kitchens, reading, Why
am White Rihboner, Mrs J. w Work
man cong. Work for enforcement whcro
vou are reading, The Chrstian Home,
Nlss Mary Lou Slcmons, reading by Ms
oscar Brcwngton, piano duet Missos
Allnc Cannon, Molly Ellis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
nFIAWARECITY NEWS.

Delaware Citv, Fcb. 10 At the Pres
b,tcrlau Church tororrow cvcring. a
special service for boys. girls ard yourg
nooplc viii be held Tho Girls Conmunit
th,h and tho Roy Scouts troop will
attend
lanes Husfet. an errloye Of thc G
and ID Canal. will leave TODAY for a two
weeks trlpcr the Eastern shore OF MsrN-
land
Rev Joseph II Earp Who has been
amounted III Bishop Cook minister in
charge IT Christ L. Y Church viii cor
duct service tomorrow afternoon ~
S ; clock
Nr and Mrs Harry Jameson are visii
ins frierds in Altar Tic City.
Iohn CLARK Who has been eupecye
IN tho | : S General Carey has been
laid off
Romano Cullison, William Burman
and John Becker who havr for the past
year been employed on th e nineplaI toI
CaDtain Edwin G. Long. which let re-
cer tlv for New York City have re-
laid IF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford. Feb. l9.--Miss Florence Cub
ver, who has been spending the week
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bartine Culver left yesterday for Ra-
leigh. n. c., where she will spend some
time with friends before going TO her
home in Dublin, Ga
Mrs. Monroe II. Adams left yester-
day for New York City and New Roohells,
N. Y, where she will visit with her aunt,
Mrs Alice Rowe, and Mr. Custus Nc
Nelly
Mrs. Lorne W Barclay Of New York
City, Mrs Elna Norris and daughter,
Virginia of Boston, and Mrs. A. h. Man
ming of Lewcs. are here visiting DIR. and
Mrs. Harrison NJ. Manning
Miss Mary Short, daughter of Post
master and Mrs O. w. Short, n ntudent
AT Swarthmore College, is home for a
short visit
MIR. and Mrs. Jarvis II. Eddy of Bal
timore, spent this week here with MIR.
and Mrs Walter Marvel
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 7. Wallace spent
part of the week in Philadelphia.
Mrs John Reed returned thus work from
a two months visit with her son, John
Reed, Ir., in Wilmington.
MIR and Mrs George II. Huston spent
tho latter part of the week with friends
IN Baltimore.
Mrs J. w Fogle Is spending two weeks
with her daughter, hlrs. J.. \. Thomas,
in Wilmington
Miss Agnes Huston is spending s
week with her uncle Judge William
II. Boyce, in Dover
The ladies Of the Sorosis were enter
tanned Thursday afternoon. hv Mrs
Annie Perry
Misses Athens and Isouis james en-
tcrtmred fnerds at a valentine party
Monday evening
Mrs c c Thompson and Mn. l.
1 A. Hobbs entertained several friends n
| five hundred. Wednesday, evening. a
| the home Of Mrs Hobbs. on King street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

spScinl Correspondence of Every Evening
Elkton, Md, Feb. l9.--For two days
and nights Sheriff Seth has had stationed
at Elkton Jail several extra, deputies and
four motor officers, waiting for the ARRIVAL
of FIVE supposed bandits who are reported
90 have left Washington, Thursday alter
noon, with the intention OF releaaing theif
comrades-the bandits who were captur-
ed here late Tuesday nightr-from the
local Jail The Washington report said the
new oomers would be heavily armed, but
thus far they have failed to put IN nm
appearance -, co
Hitchens. died Yesterday, at her home in
Elkton, after brief illness OF pneumonin.
She was about 45 years OF age and leaves
a large family
Robert j Mackenzie, assistant super
intendent at the Prest-O-Lite Go. s plant,
In Elkton, left today for n trip To his home
in Boston, Mnss
Harry r. Pratt, a wireless opcrator on
the steamship Princeton, ls spending the
week end with hir parents, Mr.. and htra
Frank e. Pratt, IN Elkton.
Mrs Carroll Cameron entertained at
her home Mt Rising Sun, last evening
the Ladies' Missionary Society OF West
Nottingham Presbyterian Church
Mrs MargnrctGilpin has sold her prop
erty on North street, Elkton, across from
the Jail, 10 W i, Mnlin Mr. Malin pro
poses to erect thereon garage 20 hold l5t
cars
Friends of Edgar Jnmison OF Pheasant
Grove have been informed thst the injury
he HIst aimed on Janunry $, at Herr
aawmill acrora the Maryland line, has
resulted in his right leg being amputate'
at Philadelphia hospital
Thomas Rlale Of Rising Sun has beer
declared the champion pool PLAYER IN thi
/ section, having defeated the beat PLAYER
in the pool tournament held n Rlslnl
! sun. Oxford. and Port Deposit
J. Walter huntington. State inspector q
Schools, made an inspection OF flktoi
| schools. Yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
SHORTS IN DRIVE ON
OILS AND SH|PP|NCS
Advices From Mexico Preclp'tate
Declines of I to q IL
Points.

Ry Associated Press to every Ese'i,ms, sus.,
%ew York. Feb 10. shorts mace Tree
-, today of further unfavorahlc de-
,.rion,ncnts affecting the oil and ship
zinc stocks Advlccs from Mexico pre-
l,nitated declines of l TO AZ points IN
Mexican Petroleum. Pan-Annerlc1n
Petroleum and various domestic ana
,,N..,, ,ss,,as Atlantic Gulf added
,t,,ts ., vestcrdav's severe break.
,,.t-, Iis+ bsrarne unsettled.
.,,t,,,,cnts motors. feathers
-, n,,,-ttioe Iostnr / to 4 points. In
most instances lowest prices OF the week
-, ,,,,da Rails we're comparatively
- Ian, trading In that group was
.,.,;.,.l Irregular rallies on short
.,,,,.. marked the later dealings
The closing WAS heavy SaAcS ~
,roxinnated 100000 shares
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Detailed sxponrs of the bali were as
follows: Rental of ball and du Barry
roonn, $50; music, two orchestras, 1886,
postage, nll organizations, s47.5o; ad-
ysrtising, s25; flowers. s35; printing, er-
elusive of programs, s6e.75, programs,
sTz5 80 Total, &b70so
Receipts were 367 tickats sold 10 mem
hers of Santa Maria Council, Knights N
Columbus. under whose srpspices the bah
was held, sol7.SO; ~ tickets cold by
kanociated Charities, a205 90 tickets sold
bv Ladies' Of Charity, siS7 50, 202 tickets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
CHARITY BALL NETTED i,2Is.
Fund Distributed for the Benefit of
Charitable Objects.

Final report on the recent charity bal,
given in the Hotel du pont, was made
public today by Herbert H. kalghn,
chairman of the executive ocrnmittee, aud
shows that the affair netted the tidy sum
of s1,2I32O which has been nlfendy
distributed among charitable organizations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Watch the daily papers
Read carefully through and through
Until you nud the al thRt vii tel
You what TO do.
Tt's NIL about a Rumuiage Sale.
Tho old fashioned kind you know,
Thats far more fun than goin
To regular circus show Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Sold by committee. 1905. total. Sl,7s4
Distribution n tho not prOo~rds has
been made ~ follows 900 Va ,ho Asso
oia,sd Chanties, $500 " the I~dsss oi
Charity 800 for relief ~ ohildr,f hs0usif
before the Juvenile COurt n ths ~
giI3 70 % special fund Tor relied - fnrfH
l,ers of Santa Mara IDnnol. '''a
81 213 ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

It's goin ~ be some saia--thAt Hufr
rnage aala which you WI nenf ni~fa' ~
q foW daya-Adr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

BENSON In thls city. on February II.
1921 Anton henson. hged 20 years
Relatives and friends and members ~
WfImInRton I,odgo No I A. u W are
Invited 10 attend the funeral aervtces At his
late rpaideuce g3G EaHf steven toenth street >,
on Monday afternoon. February p. at ?
% clock Interfncnt 9iivrrbrUok cefnetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
DEATHS.

EsLEY In this city. on February -. 1927
Audrey A. daughter of Mabel and the
late VIM. g Tsiey. aged 10 years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at the residence of her
mother. ia south Harrison street. on
Monday afternoon February ~ nj 2
o'clocR Interment az kiyervie cefne-
terry
HAYES In this city on February ls
1921 sarah A widow of Joshua
Hayes In her SIat year.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 81 !.
tend the funeral services at the residence ot
her nnn-lf law Leonard Clark. 700 West
28th street on sunday afternoon. Feb 20.
at { o'clocH Further services and inter 2
ment at Dover. Del. on arrival y train
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
aHAKEapEARE In this city. on Februs
le In2l MhrrH Y 9hhkeereare. aRed

~ l92l Harry Shakespeare. aged 81
years
Relatives and friends arc invited 70 at
tend the funeral services At Chambers
funeral pnrIors Delaware avenue and Jeffer-
Hon st rect on Monday afternoon, February
u At one O'clock lut"ffn"nt SiiverbrooR
cemetery
InHNgDN In this city on February ~.
1921. WIN Il johnson aged 2i gears.
Relatives aud friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral services At the residence
81 his father Elijah Johnson 1908 Poplar
street on Monday afternoon. February "a.
NJ 2 3n o'ciock fnterment 9ilvsrbrook
cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Philadelphia, Feb Stocks closed weak
A ruaricau Railways Co MD .....-.....-- ---
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
CHRISTIAN PROGRESS

SAT the eating lunch and listening
 to of the table the Christian church They hard looking a be moderately successful business executives One of them recognized and knew to be thoroughly worthy izen interested in all that the bet life his community These the whom the church ought the whose brains and and loyalty ought wicked world and there they unmndfu of speaking whch1 could not help but ovhear the church with feent heat If these had been bootegg thieves cenous affections
 would but they loved good and honesty and cleanliness of m who would helped crying child brokenhearted They thoughts Christian ideasm, Christian church. wondered why-and learned
 They the chuchs activity pressing blue laws legislature They lobby They
 control their business and pleasure Sunday by dpored the preaching of the Christ of drinks which look like taste like and smell like beer
 loved the church back in the when content be the exponent religion love while it tends toward the linking itself unhoy with the because love it, it hear deceve self thinking that these exceptions
 that wherever gathered together and speaking their thoughts little confidential groups speaking these did There literally millions shops and factories Pullman where little talking and the melancholy church statistics the 10 would indicate that the church making than friends
 As minister of organized church, heartily sympathy with all that the accomplish and to find them crowdng the temples of God the Jewish Sabbath the King dom God eawhere the love of and God will be only believe the method the churches using hopelessy Chrslessy There standing the darkness road there hudded buletdded body febood stains the produce beneath there little hillside where wife children that unspeakabe tragedy through this is happening place wonder much better than that afford the price
 MIDDLETON s. FAREWELL.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
IN HOTEL HOBBIES
 AND ELSEWHERE
History Clothes

Orders were received Thursdayfo discard the natty blue-white-b blue uniform for the blue winter uniform, according to Cergt Lemuel F. Hill. U. s. M. C., who is in charge of the local recruiting station of the ma rines at 19291z Second avenue.
 "The layman does not know there is a lot of history attached to our dress coat" said Sergeant Hill. "The rcd stripe and piping are the colors of the artillery, while the large gold and red chevrons of 'non-coms.' are Turkish memento of the time that the first flag of the United States was hoisted ovbr a foreign city, that of the battle of Tripoli, which was captured by one marine officer with handful of soldiers of the sea-
 The gold stripes on the arms are known in service slang as hash marks each stripe representing four years service under the Globe, Ap- chor and Eagle,' ornaments that adorn the collar of the coat and the cap"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
AN UNPATRIOTIC FILIBUsTER

THE 29 members of the legislature at Montgomery who have announced their to vote against everything proposed until they have their about the tax adjust CTS, engaged in very unpatrioc conduct.
 Their fibuster not only threatens to thwar the will of the den of the people of the state by proongg the legislative session unnecessarily
 It is unthnkabe that devoted citizens should openly their to vote against favor of which there almost unanimty of opinion throughout the state Some of these have made hard fights against the tax laws of Alabama They have felt that these laws improper and burdensome They entitled their opi But their of making such fight is appeal and of the people, If there their contentious the peoples of justice will back them up.
 To attempt to big stick the states making ma- chnery to put in the wheel and throw everything out of will not be approved by the citizens payers. and the executive would not have called the members to Montgomery at this time of the unless he that action the matters he recommended was imperative for the states welfare majority of the legislature feels likewise majority is proceed with business and let the members get back to their important at home
 Pque spite resentment parts the gover nors justfes the deliberate formation of fill must play my way won't play at all"
 The taxpayers will place the responsibility for the extra bills they having to for legislative delay