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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
THE GIRL on THE JOE.
QUALITIES THAT COUNT.
By Jessie Roberts.
Copyright 1920. by Wheele~ syndicate. Inc

That interesting little publication.
the official bulletin ~ the National
Federation of business and Professional
Womcn's clubs, called The Tudc
pendent Woman" has boon conducting
a prize contest on What Constitutes
The business Woman. ana in the cur
rcnt issue I; prints the winning con
trihntion The essentials that 50 70 the
making of a fretratn business woman
are set down CLEARLY and in order iu
the excellent little article. and tho
average girl viii do wcu 10 take them 70
heart
Among the qualities listed are sound
Judgment. ability 70 decide an inn
portaut question without too long
hcsitancy and elaboration 4 REGARD Tor
ones employers timc. which is as much
~ n commodity as stamps money or
stationery. which you would not think
of stealing: ordinary intelligence, in
tcrcet IN your work. ncatucss and At
tcntion % detail. the ability 70 keen CON
fdcncc sacred. and good health
These things are none OF them beyond
tho reach OF any girl who wiz take tho
trouble To acquire them. or those of
thern in which she is a hit lacking
Good Judgment is a matter of clcar
thinking. ~ going into the heart ~ what
is to bc Judged. Of knowing the husi
ness well. and people ioo i comes hy
practice. ty the fact that YOU are in
tercstcd. II hangs together with that
interest in your work which is another
of the items. and IL h,ips sou 70 MAKE
quick and accurate decisions. 20 be ab'c
10 eliminate the unesseuiial from any
proposition.
Ordinary intelligence YOU cannot very
well come by. hut you won't get far tn
this world without il. The point Is 10
use your Intelligence; YOU have it all
right
Neatness and care for detail must bt
ACQUIRED II thcv aren't in your pos
session. and here training comes in.
Training will make you neat and II viii
help you realize the importance OF small
| things in the sum of the whole
AS for stealing your employers time.
and keeping a confidence, those are
matters of character: they belong with
/ simple honesty You need only to
! recognize that fact.
Good health is more difficult for some
| 10 hold sound than for others You
must realize its supreme importance in
/ a business life. and make sacrifices for
it 1t is worth everything to you, not
| only in your business life, but always.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
POSLAM LIKES
BAD CASES Of
FIERY ECZEMA

when Prslarr takea 1ald % rtrut@ut
and sfUbhprn rEeulsL aunfhea tnd
crsoEu 40 urr outing Ffnu .u .Hn
f4r~1hc lr~~tuE fr ~RW ARTS e -
eyir IN r.-I- r4ra-lIrnaI. rrnrnful ~
Fnelarr .rt.ruea ernf rlfr ere
dsevel Ds slef -.a rra4trr .r Iraaa reHtind
contrast fn. IN ..a4Irr WITH ~
severity r.4t.a .4 l'1ulaEr a
work Seems rem able ulerl Nrn
ounce -fFw rurth nnTnn 20
ointment .eea .ffl ~lsnf
sold evrr rvvE here 'nF frwa rAruUl~
rsrr 10 r1rrFeurg ~ nrraf nFfrH -
West t-fN EeW Flrk .fV
--rge rru~ SKIN .rnrle rreaher.
cieare~ letter Nv me fnlV uae of l'r~-
lam sap dedicated klth .'1allfn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
LEONARD HEARS OF HIS
WIPES NEW FRIEND
lhnntcr 80

Nhantti aV
.sycu are glad 60 be here with me
Leonard. aren't YOU" | queried coax
lngly az / walked along by his side on
the crowded Hoard Walk. at Atlantic
CITY.
why. YOU know am. Nor"en' ne
answered. hooking down at me WIN
lust tho faintest shadow of surprise on
his dear face.
Yes. DcaI." | said quickly. sduccz-
ins his arm hut-well Just like
a. hear YOU say a. laughed
Leonard laughed a little too.
That's funny never could quite
ect that feminine point of reasoning.
Now take Il man he went on musng
IA. "A man asks woman n she loves
HIM. n she says Yes. and SAYS II forCi-
hls enough he hcliVcs her and lets II
gn al that and marrics her lie wouldn't
marry her f ne wasn't reasonably sure
SHE, lowed him. hut when hc gets To the
point af hciug sure ne doesn't keep ON
asking her lt she has changed her mind
cve,y aVe minutes.
Wait minute" l said. That's
Jus. the danger. \ man takes a
,voinana love too much FOR granted.
Hr ulnkcs her hts wife and thinks that's
the end of Il. lie goes out into the
business world has expansive interests
aud diversions and takes II As a matter
oi course that his wites affections and
interests arr an conferred IA him. My
Npicc wnVtIvd little. We were getting
az danreroua Grouud and ! had not in
tcp ied 60 ro tpo deeply into such ser
tous reflections.
We walked On for q minute IN 81
lenUr
'Or lf she does have any outside in
trrrHt went ou hC IS very apt To-
Il. tApproNC.
lstousrd look 81 puzzled
q miniuc view pouta are - conn
ItrN a. said a man might lust as
Wcll give up tryiue to understand them.
When Woman marriCs u IS usually
brcnuap ahv wants a. and because tho
tutn sh, married and the home he makes
fur het are her hlgrost interests Isn't
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

W4lI break the spell that holds no Prince
nrd Itnose- u voai powtf
The uer, Opened four frightened ewes.
8 . vhsn b. saw tht Princess She Iuoh
q, 49, sma D. hin D. ,hoarht IL must
D. taUN queen
So when lhs Princes. ..s>ed about the
charm De v1urd The sta bal. The
tr1ttal baIt
WI. - ii demanded the brave
] tincenf
uaot The floor oi ths cav, Eroued
Tie monster three steps III front and
three, O. tht left
stlu hod.nf The noses the Princess
called loudly a. IA, gold cat and the
vtch who came running expecting 70
80, the Princess changed o. some ami
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
ARE YOU EATING ENOUGH
FRUITS AND GHEENSf

Today received a letter from n bus
mess girl who il a reader Of this column.
DO YOU suppoae I select tho right
food for my noon lunchY she writes.
Il buy my lunch at an inczpengivo
restaurant. always get something
hearty like baked beans or meat dishes
that Will last through the afternoon,
but lately I have been feeling unit for
work every afternoon, beginning right
after the noon hour. What should cat
for lupch2 ! can afford 70 spend only
IS cents for H."
This girl has been making the mis-
take that suppose dozens of other
business people are nakinR--c0nt3nu-
ing n wlutor diet in the sprng. u
would be better for her - spend n
or 30 cents for q dish ~ spinach and
the remaining I'VE or ton cents f,r
a cup of coffee or a glass ~ milk even
though she might feei hungry towaFd
nve o'clock-than 70 eat hearty diHh
such aa ahe has been buying when her
digofgttve oTgana ara already overfayed
i,y adjusting Themselves % the warrn
voa Their and tho general 'let 'h,Ru"
feeling ~ tho entire aysfen which
comes with early Summer.
Spinach. lettuce and water crnaa--
fhr4o throo greens contain iron. ral
ciufn. potassium ard phosphorus. min
erals npccseary ~ health They Hweop p
the avatorn like broom stimulating
the uocrofion ~ Raatric juices and ceir-
rying away aIf waafe matter wf1ich har
adhered - the wallH ~ lhe Isgaa8 f,s.s.
'rhev give ne freah 7tarf II Gator for
aoverai dave in a1iccerHton. ovcn though
nv making ones iurch on thew alone
pvo may bo n ~ hungry before ~iv
o'ciark The business person who fcela
Inactive ard rundown should try aev
oral alccrrafve noor luuchoq m threr
f-roeue alone ffr conjunction With =
bovcrare) ~ prove this fart. JuT+ a-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

a baby. And ne came across with the
order like a gentleman and a judge Of
bum soup. And If that had been all
that would have been all. as Shake
Speare says II one Of his early movie
scenarios.
But that wasn't all. he demanded a
return match, and I as a sport had to
give X 20 him. and We played three more
games for real money and he took the
whole three by an exhibition Of super
mnoch.e that proved he must have been
cheating himself IN the first match
and lost all my commission on the
tzise of d. G. Soups and six bones Of the
realm in the bargain-the bargain be-
iug all on the other side.
Wei. here's hoping,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
ADDIE AIDES ADVENTURES
The Minute.a-Day Serial.
Copyright. 1921, by Basil L. Smith

Chapter 26-'Dear Addie," began Ma
Ade's letter. Your Dad and are mighty
pleased to hear how wen you are getting
along in the city-but II don't seem the
same around the house since you left
Dad says he forgot TO tell you he knows
the mayor of Wilmington and If you
see him TO give him Dads kindest re
CARDS Dad says to tell him he met him
the time he made a speech from the
back platform of the train at Center
vile when he was running for Congress
man Dad says to ask him if he re-
members the man on the left Of the
front row of the crowd that reached up
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
LETTERS 0N ESTATES.

REGISTER ot Wills Isaac i; Brown has
granted letters as follows.
Admlnis'ration-On the estate Of Can
cetto and Samuel NasSllo TO Peter
A=assslo. estats ri William r. Mars
den to Thomas Marsden. estate Of
Martha Zebley 10 Rachel Z Thompson,
estate of Amanda Edwards to William
T. Edwards and estate of James NJ
Abbott TO Eugenia Abbott.
Testamentary-On the estate Of Ed
win Ainsworth to William G. Aims
worth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

DON'T DESPAIR.
n tho lraiIed fraatirg does nof fhicfer
enough t. IT, nf tHo right cor efstrur. fa
spread nn the cake don't despair lu@t
nnt # in a lean saucepan. cot this over
hot wattr and let the water boil and
sfir tho frostine constantly until 4 has
iea bed ihe desired eonsi~ ~ency
II fha nayonHalsa dressing separates.
.lou1 despair start with fresh egg
golk. making sure thai everything used
i4 cold md perfectly cloan. and after
having nude = smooth mixture IF this
vltb the oil. drop the separated dressing
Ia n little ~ time and It Will come
eut ali righf For this reason when
Wishing - make nayonu8ise with
more fh9n one yolk begin With one
soIR. ~ yan may need ~ use the second
ok te start out fresh
If cuatard separates which it viii 10
II Il is cooked tao rapidly. dou't despair
Ntx IItfte eefuatareh IA bit ~ cold
u9fst ada IS fh. c8atnrd and let cook
eet.tit aN.r HeiHav 1ater. beating ~ il
iii eea. with i rotary eer beat.r. and
tiie eastara vii hecome smooth
II the cereal has Jumps after IL LIS
soobed. don't lase heart but take il
from the stove and beat with q rotary
*. beattr for feW minutes and the
uiaps VIII DISAPPEAR
II the gravy u white sauce has Jumps.
Hst p"u II through a tine straIner. rub
h humps through aud rahcat
Il the cream You have ordered 10
VIM does not Seem th.ek enough don Z
Ite DISCOURAGED. WhIp NJ au egg White
antll II IS sttG but not actually dry.
aaa then rouf oH The cream and It Will
whtn SIN as If Il we're very heavy
t#f45tffE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

and shook hands with him Dad Wae
the man in the brown oyereoat and
wide brimmod hat. tic romeuhers the
mayor Ncty we'll You'd have laughed
- hear our phone ring tho first few
days after Won loft Ne. II wasn't llfn
calling up to find whore you've ganc.
though | wouldn't bo euritised At haf
any day. Dad said he waa thinking af
having tho phone taken cot there were
so many eitla called NJ ta see nhotIf
that homework ad We put in Every
EVENING The day you l,ft ! gat a inf
girl-7bo can't tall, much English vet
hut she's All right on the wotk. Writ
soon Ma"
(To 10 continued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
WHY?
whv is @True Blue symbol "i t'enu-

Copyright 1920. BY
Wheeler Syndicate. Inc

why is True Blue . symbol of ''enu-
ineness
The belief that blue vVas the hl!t 'I
truth. iust as green was me color ass'-
ciat.d with nndeiIty. dates hack to tae
sharply defined political distinctions
WHICH existed IN ancient Rome. Here
we and tnar. ii the factions of the Cir
Gus Of he Lower Empire, n Emperor
Ana astasius secretly favored the
...-rea7. while ne blues yEere under
the open protection Of Justinlan. Be
cause Of this. the latter color came 70 BE
regarded as the symbol IF loyalty and
the former was the emblem Of treason.
The Same idea appears 70 have found
It's way into ENGLAND at very carly
date. for in t'haucer's -SQuiere's Tale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
y. l.. c. c. Dance.

The Young Ladies' Catholic club
viii give a dance In Brownson iiall.
Fourth and Jackson streets. on Thurs
day evening May 70. The committee n
harec have arranged many interesting
features for tins dance. Dancing from
. tiu -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
OLD GUARD sCHEMING.
Want to Obtain Control Of New Roard
Of Education. According to Rumor.

Among the latest candidates aae-
ecztcd for tho new Isoard u Education
Is Dr harrison W iiowcu Itunora
are current THAT four members % the
present Board of Education who arr
lined M among the old Guard" hop
10 again win at the Tune election. nnd
thus obtain control of the new board.
which IS restricted TO seven members
George Rommel. president Of tho
board. is being urged by friends to
stand for election % membership p
The new hnard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

when thr witch stopped thts time tho
trln,rns aaid am soiug right ~ to
th.. oErr and ,sk him what will rclcas.
,ua and ,au. brother for ID he dar,.d
to harm Nou Is, would have pat voH
uut ot fht WaN before this
ilptolt the rold ,at or tho witch
could atop h.t %, puu.,s- was rIrrinr
toward 10, Oer, who Was stil aSl',n
hefor, thc cave dohr
Rieht up on the -, ~ ono hiE sh"'
rhr hoppcd and thcn RUNNING over his
hiE \ a, M o. hir two taccs she rrah
he'd with each hand nos" and shook
thcm soundlN crNtng WAKE nv Nou
haa creature. and tell M M, charm that
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
BY Laura A. Kirkman

our grandparents turned b. .uiphur
ana mollasses in the sprinr The aiss
man or woman - today tuIns ~ funta
and green's for a period. at this asafsuu,
Fruit salads arc equally ~ heuofiriaI
as an an green noon diet especially
ts,lads containing tho rHrua friNa
grapefruit orange and lsmnnJ or
pineapple and strawi,errles Tlbuhari.
in also excellent In mo early sunnuer
and should d. olaasrd eft This 'tDuir
group ~ cfiiHoa
The following luncheon ueuu for
the home table s auitbiu fnr this ras
fspn ~ ihc year md viii givs = urs
elasticity - the system
C-hooaed Spinach
sfrawhrry Cottngs Pudlnnx
Cones
Checa"d spinach Cn0k = pcrt
spinach until tender So ns ufle s,is.
ns p0a-iblc. drain ana rh0u nrav Wog
melt tnbloHppro butter. add d. b.
tablefrpoau nOur HaanDu Uifh fopHupD
salt then add y Guy - uuk beat u1ir
mixture ~ 'oiiing paint ".r adf hs
spinach ~ b and sup 20 Ani@rira
Caheoae nnsly rh"pped r' uu rhfser
q melted md nrrvs
gtrawbrrry Cpttarr IH1finR Hnfe
an ordinary pne orr .1nf raFr So
IL into Individual prrflfrir tp nf
while u'lI hot and ovrr eaFh fsfr' -
fnur tht fpn,rvlrr asuce fraar
hrauirg 'atffr,s<tr hvffer aff
t,,.,vdrred aurar ar1 - fiTiY IrH'
1.hro ~ ,1.g beaf sV t0rffhrr H.f
vrry Bght. tbcr add rur - trasf,ss'
vferries wf'h t1riv ries
An tpquIri,.e .dfro-r,,i - wiru RHt
n1ar iu care ~ fhr -.Trirrf ffnun
looping derarfrrfrt viu ~ an~wnrr'
In these cr1ufnrr fnffr frr f
requires ~or..ffrrnfie Irrs nrwrvt
owirg n fh, great rrrfav reretvff
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR.
-nNI nEsPAIR-

Copyright 1915. ~ tho ctslure News
paper Syndicate Sew York Ctty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
THE SANDMAN STORY
run RRANr rRINCESS-Part III.
By Abble Phillips Walker

Protected by George Matthew Adams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
A Good Memory Knows When to Forget!

Joe
Evening star., 1921-04-29
FIFTH OF D. C. RESIDENTS,
1920, UNDER IS YEARS OLD
Census Bureau Statement Compares
Population of Washington With
That of Other Cities.

Slightly more than one-fifth of the
population of the District of Colum-
bia in 1920 We're children under fif-
teen years of age, the census bureau
announced today.
Nearly one-half. or 4S5 per cent,
were men and women in the prime of
HE. from twenty to fOrty-four years
of age. the bureau announced: 22.S
per cent were forty-five years of age
or over. while ~ per cent were
fifteen to nineteen years Of age.
AS compared with most other cities
and most states. the bureaus an
nounc"ment said, the percentage of
children in the District was relatively
small. and the percentage of adults IN
the prime of life relatively large. 1t is
noteworthy, also. the bureau said. that
the percentage of children enumerated
in the last census-20.6--is smaller
it was 23.1. and the percentage of
adults twenty TO forty-f four years of
age is larger. being ass. as compared
with 46.3 in 1910. Small families
and a relatively large number of un-
attached or detached adults who
come to the District from other sec
tiOns of the country to take positions
in the government service doubtless
explain the exceptional features in
the age composition of the Districts
poulation. it was suggested.
More than twothirds of the peo-
pie in the District or sos per cent.
were old enough to vote. being twen
ty-one or over. The males of military
age. eighteen to forty-four. consti-
tuted 5O.4 per cent Of the male popu-
lation, and 235 per cent, or little
more than one-f1fth. Of the total popu-
latiOn.
Evening star., 1921-04-29
Henry of England,
Third Son of King,
Plans to Be Soldier

LONDON. April -. - Prince
Henry. the third son OF the king
and queen. who attained his
majority March n. Is destined
for n military career. Although
thrust uOme hat in the back
ground by his older brothers.
the Prince of Wales and the
Duke of York. Prince Henry II
immensely popular with the
public.
In stature he excels his
5rOthers and is fond OF sports
and outdoor life. In pursuance
Of his inclination to be sol
dier. he went through the army
class mt EtOn and afterward
studied at Sandhur~t. the Eng
lish Vest Point.
Last August the prince was
Eazetted a second lieutenant OF
the Kings Royal Rifles and at
present IL attached to the 18th
Huxsars mt AldershOt.
Evening star., 1921-04-29
Havre De Grace Entries.

First race. claiming. for three-year
olds and up; six furlongs-Double-
ban. III: .Fickle Fancy, 109: 'Mugi-
van. 1O7: INDIAN. 115; 'Kewessa, 1l2;
III: "Spurs. 9S: Fred the Great, ia;
George Bovee. ss; 'North Shore, ss;
White Socks. 112: :Pueblo. 40. Also
eligible: 'PerigOurnine. 107: Yankee
Notions. ia: 'Annagallup. 1O7; "Leg-
acy. l09: Assumption, III.
Second race. claiming: for three
year-olds and up; six furlongs-Bur-
goyne. 100: Rinkavous. ia: 'Amack
non. 112: Deckmate. IA: Sunrose
1e9: 'Stletto. 107: Norford Choice,
104: Hush. 10: Rafferty,. ia: BY Jove
9S: Scourgeman. III; Princess Myrtle
10: 'Brookfield. 109; Enrico Caruso
112: 'Alors, 100. Also eligible:
Streamer. 9S; Propaganda, 119: ben
Butler. 11o.
Third race, the quick step handi-
gap. for three-year-olds and up: six
Motor Cop. 1873: (a) Star
Voter. 112: 90 Routeledge. 12O; (b)
kiInoul. 101: Stallan, 1l2; Billy Nc
Laughlin. 10: His Choice. 107: The
Boy. 100.
ta) j. X. l.. Ross entry.
(b) Jefford entry.
Scui I'll "a thC nan
aicap: for three-year- olds; one mile
and a th-aBoniface. 126: My
Dear. 100: Tom McTaggart. 1O5: Sandy
Beal, 1O5; Paul Jones. 116; aMilkmaid,
1lS: aStar Voter. 106; st. Allan, 1Os;
Routledge. ia: Sennings Park, 10
al. K. l.. Ross entry.
Fifth race. the Finale purse: for
three-year- r-olds: one mile-Master
Jack, 1Os: Natural. 81: Gypsy Lad, es:
Kirk Lexington. 104; Two Pairs, 106;
Dolly c.. 81.
Sixth race; fouryear- and up:
claiming: one mile and a sixteenth
Chasseur. 115: Fruit Cake. 1O5: sFlib-
berty Gibbette. 10: penelope, 81:
Private McGee. l07; 'Fizer. 1Ie:
'Comme CT, 10; Gain de Cause. lO7:
Star Realm. 112: 'American Bow. IO3.
'Phalaris. 107: Biff Bang. 115: Beaver
kill. 40: Tantalus. 10: "Raisterer, 81:
Diadi. 81. Also eligible. Frank Mon
roe. 101.
Seventh race: for four-year-oldsa and
up: claiming: one mile and Quarter
ia; 'Padua. 103; Pail Bird.
81: "MeSs Kit, 100; "Bar One. 1O5:
Ballybell. 10: 'Pit. 1902: sAntoinette
106; Benevolent. no: ATTORNEY Muir,
1902; LADY Emmeline. 106; Frogtown,
ia: 'Dr. Jim. 102: sP. G. King. 1Os:
'Hemlock. 81. Also eligible. Warlike,
81: 'Kebo. 81: Mather. 105; white
Haven. s5: All Venzina. 80.
Apprentice allowance
Weather, cloudy; track. fast.
Evening star., 1921-04-29
CONSPIRATORS' WRITING
IDENTIFIED BY EXPERT
Albert 5. Osborn of New York. Wit
ness in Trial of "Nicky"
Arnstein Case.

Albert S. Osborn of New York. q
handwriting expert. was the CHIEF
witness offered by the prosecution
at the morning session of the trial
OF Jules. alias Nicky. Arnstein; Isadore.
ailaS NICK. Cohn. of New York, and Da
Elo '" sullivan. Norman S. BowIes and
wien w. Easterday of Washington
for alleged conspiracy to bring stolen
securities into the District OF CO.
lumbia for hypothecation with local
banks. The government expects TO
conclude its case-in-chief this after
noon.
Mr.. Osborn had charted the sigma
lures and other writings by the de-
PENDANTS and discussed at length the
points of similarity of the curves
and strokes. He identified writing
by the man who introduced himself
at the Office of Sullivan e. Co. in
Washington as Wall as being the
writing OF Nick Cohn Other sigma
lures questioned were declared to
have been written by others Of the
defendants. according to Mr.. Osborn
Other witnesses were called To
gather up several loose threads of
the governments case. They fdenti-
fed checks. letters. hotel registers
and other papers.
Evening star., 1921-04-29
SEEKING TO MEET NEEDS
ALONG BUSINESS LINES
Secretary Hoover of Commerce De-
partment Holds Conference With
Leaders in Industries.

secretary Hoover of the Department
Of Commerce is comforting this after
noon with some forty representative
business men OF the United States on
reorganization of the department to
enable it to better meet the needs Of
industrial and commercial opportu-
hity The conference began at .
o'clock.
The confereeS. who represent many
reading industries as well as trade
ana commercial organizations. in
Guided James a. Farrell of New York
and Charles PieZ of Chicago. both Of
Whom nave been prominently men
toned for the. post Of chairman of the
Shipping Board: Joseph H. De Frees of
Chicago. president of the Chamber of
Commerce of the United States; Alex
ander Legge of Chicago. julius II.
Rarnes Of New York. former wheat
director: Irving +. Bush of New York
president of the Bush Terminal Co:
American Radiator Company: William
r. Morgan. president of the New York
Merchants Association: c. F. Kelley.
president of the Anaconda Copper
Mining Company; A. G. Bedford of
the Standard Oil Company: Harry l.
Thayer. president the Tanners roun-
Gil Of the United States: NJ A. Oudin,
vice president the international Gen
eral Electric Company. and Marshall
Evans. president National Paint and
Varnish Company
Secretary Hoover is expected to out
line publicly for the first time today
his view on reorganization of the De-
partment Of Commerce. which have
been crystallizing in a series Of con-
ferences he has held with leading
business men Of all Industries Of the
country