Evening journal., 1921-11-09
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windsor, Milford. delivered an ad-
dress which was electric in its force
and character. He extended a warm
welcome to "our neighbors VINO ave
beyond the Chesapeake and Dela-
ware canal" as he put it, addlns
that there were too many people IN
Wilmington who don { know that
there are any people who live oelo"
the canal"
1--WE of Kent and Sussex have sent
10 YOU, in New Castle men who nave
gone to the United States Senate ana
have become leaders in statecratt
and business. We want to be close
TO the folks OF Wilmington. we
have got many things you folks nave
got to have-agricultural products
for example"
Colonel Townsend congratulated
Wilmington on beginning work on its
harbor (which will enable the peo-
ple of Lower Delaware to trade with
the city with much greater ease
This is a 'get-acquainted' PROPOSE
ton" he continued. "and means ad-
vancement". He also pointed TO
the development OF the schools OF
the State as an indication Of pro-
gress.
The coloners declaration was
warmly applauded by the Whining
ton visitors, after which Chairman
Mullen reviewed the establishment
lof a Chamber OF Commerce in Will
mington. its aims and purposes and
told OF the wholesale Sections as
pirations to foster closer relation
ships throughout the Delmarvia
Peninsula. He urged the business
men of Milford to form a chamber
OF their own.
George II. Hall. OF Milford. ex'
pressed appreciation OF the interest
, shown by wilmington in Lower Del
aware. when you can get IRON
5 100 to $50 men to sit down to din
ner, you know you have got theii
support" he said. I'VE must cas-
z aside all small or petty feelings II
E cooperating for mutual good.
z Every improvement to the Stat
highways, he concluded served Il
: more closely knit the whole PENN
sula-
I. b. Finkelstein, chairman of tn
advertising committee OF the Whole
sale Section. explained in detail tn
work OF the section. we want yol
to know that we haven't come her
TO take away any business from Mil
, ford or its surrounding towns, bu
: to ask OF you that when you canno
buy anything in your own town {
buy It in Wilmington"
Handsome directories OF the whole
! sale firms OF Wilmington and adver
. tising cards suitable for stores o
/. windows were distributed. The
aroused keen interest.
4 Joseph =. Holland. OF Milford
/. made a highly humorous and enter
+ tanning speech. He supported a dec
z. laration by Mr.. Hall that Milfor
e was "the best town in the State" an
e bestowed warm praise upon Judg
{, George Gray. Senator T. Coloma
4 dupont and p. S. DUPONT as men o
q the highest public spirit"
Wilmington people are doing BIZ
. things for Kent and SUSSEX coun
ties" he said. "but we shall pay yot
back 100 per cent"
William A. Hannigan. of Whining
ton, thanked Mr.. Holland for his
tribute and pictured Wilmington
natural advantages as 'the gateway
TO the Delmarvia Peninsula" and its
resources as a wholesale market
, Daniel Hirsch. Of Milford. declared
that It was just such get acquaint'
J.. the letter he received from TotteI
= = over to the Attorney General. Thi
y and the package Of letters will b.
), used as evidence. against Tottei
should he be arrested. Superin
tendent Stahl visited the school an
- got the letters after receiving a tele
- phone message from the Deputy Al
torney-G eneral to do so.
~ Friends OF the Hin family her
- have prevailed on them to use a
=, possible efforts in the apprehensic
OF the man who has caused so muC
y sorrow in their home, and, with u
~, object in view OF doing all in h
power TO apprehend Totten, Mr. II
-, will appeal to United States Distri
,at Attorney Hughes to help him al
the State officials in trying to loca
a.. Totten and his daughter.
- When questioned this mornir
Mr.. and. Mrs. Hill said they had I
81, ceived no further word from Z
"a clipping couple since the letter IN
on received last Saturday night po
av mark at Burlington, n. ].
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