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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
TO PROTECT TENANTS Of
UNION PARK GARDENS
Officials Say Sale Will Take
Place, Realty Going TO
Highest Bidder.

How tc protect the interests of .hs
,rsssut occupants of ion Park
'isrd.ns A. the ssi. ~ tho foS homes
MAT wll take place ON February p.
sas Tho subject ~ visit 20 Washing
-ou Yesterday by William r. Budd.
H-cretary ~ tho Chamber ~ Com
rn.rcs While the terms ~ the sal.
snRy b. altered tho sale viii not in
sry event y. postponed. unless there
80 10 bidders. The United States
thippInr poard has been urged by
'oueress 20 cease acting ss a land
,nrd and 30 disroe. az the properties
g. contracted Tor during tho war. A
y consequence the sale of tbs realty
1crc and in 81 other cities where the
government has title VIII be executed
- speedily as possible.
NJ rudd met Congressman Caleb
y LAYTON On Washington. and the
'aitsr accompanied him To the once of
a ~, tSskcr. chairman Of tho United
states shipping Board. and J.. W
Powell. president of the Emergency
r'lcct Corporation. whore the qu~s.
rlcn ~ the arc cf the Union Psrf
homes wss discussed.
One thing was cu1f ha sized. and that
~as that the biggest cash price WI
,rovs the most elluring 20 the govern.
rreni officials In other words. 1, .
t,ndlcAie shall offer u cash amount
that would 30 iarssr than cash and
mortgage offer, n there should be Z
iflr discount Tor sale OF the mortgage
th.n the cash offer would he accepted
II tho government should have 10
accept a cash and mortgage offer. th'
mortgage vouls AZ once he cold. he
cause mo shipping Board wishes q
~ 80 ~ tho realty proposition i'm
insolnieiy.
70 was explained 80 the government
e'vclAls thnt the sale OF the Garden
80 local syndicate would be prefer
rhe 30 n foreign syndicate. hecsus
tho local syndicate would look afte
she interests % the present tenant
more NO than others
As an outcome ~ the confsrenc
fhs government officials announces
thrt they would take the matter n
with their LEGAL department. and striv
10 arrive ~ some decision that woul
10 satisfactory 90 the present tenant
nut they stated enlphsticslly, tha
rothing would hold up the sale 81 A.
isounced. othsr than tho absence ,
bidders for tne realty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
KNOTTY PROBLEMS.
Whether Boat Insurance Goes to
Owner or Receiver.

The question Of disposing Of the in
surance money on the schooner Ce-
ella Cohen was before the Federal
Court this morning. The schooner.
after having been seized in April Of
last year. while on its way down the
Delaware river. Was finally put into
commission and was lost with a load
of lumber off Cape Hatteras late in
the fall
Edwin r. Cochran had been ap-
pointed receiver for the c. c. Nayi-
CATION Co. which Was the owner OF
the vessel. and he WAS required 10
take out an insurance policy on the
boat and its cargo. The vessel having
been lost. and the insurance. which
originally amounted to about S17,-
600, being thus due, the question has
arisen whether this is payable TO the
receiver or directly 10 the owners. a
recess WAS taken until 2 o'clock and
further hearing VIII be held Monday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
HOWAT STILL STRONG'
IN U. N. ". A. BALLOT
Vote Soc Saws Between Union
Leader and Repudiated
kansan.
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associa ted Press 70 Every Evening
indianapolis, Feb 1s.-Jhe adminis
tration forces gained Is votes viiien
tho roll csll of sbscntees had proceed
ed through nine districts, increasing
tho unofficial majority over Hownt
TO 10s.
Illinois miners District Number
t2) gave forty votes 70 Hovat and
the unoficisl majority ror the admin
istration was reduced 10 81. The yot-
ing continued with several Interrupt
lions
The administration regained the
loss it suffered In Illinois by gaining
the majority OF absentees from eight
small districts. and when the Ala
ba mn delegation was completed che
administration unofficial majority
was 80, with absentees from nine
small districts remaining TO vote.
The call Of tho aabsentees ia the
Tho call OF the absentses in the
last nine districts cut the adn1inistra.
tons unofficial majority 20 100. fhf
total vote according TO unofficial tsbu.
lations being 2,070 for the admins.
tration snd 1854 for Ifowst. The aD.
senteos voted III 70 s8 In favor OK thu
administration.
4 IL was announced the Official conf
pilstion Of the vote would not bs
complsted before tonight. but Presi-
dent Lewis stated that the report oi
the wage scale committee would br
taken up al the afternoon session.
Delegates eligible 10 vote today hat
enough potential strength 20 over
turn she unofficial majority (of o.
against the Kansas miners, but Alex
snder Howat. their leader, concede,
defeat, and President John l.. Lewis
' opposing Howat, predicted an in
crease OF the margin indorsing hi
course IN the unions Kansas troubles
Unless upset by an unexpected re
suit from the official tabulatlon Q
! the roll call. the program was 70 be
kin work on the wage policy as 500
, a. the roll was completed. Leader
among the delegates were unanimou
In the prediction Of an oyerwhelmin
adoption OF the wage scale committc
report, opposing any wage reduction
/, for soft coal miners and increases 70
anthracite workers, under the thre7
1 OF a strike April j.
: The surprising strength shown
: IIowat IN his fight that forced the no
call. left the result in doubt yestei
: day until the casting OF tho last q
!, votes These went against him 20
/ giving the administrs ton forcss the
4 victory By the nerro~ margin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
Conductor LLOYD Hurt.

Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening.
laurel. Feb. 1s.--Charles Lloyd.
Pennsylvania railroad freight conduc-
tor, was seriously injured here this
morning IN a peculiar accident, His
train was shifting cars at the Lumber
Company's siding when the forward
truck OF car on which Lloyd WAS
standing tore loose from the car and
Jumped the track. The conductor was
thrown to the ground and both legs
Were badly mashed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
LANDls QUITS BENCH;
TOO BUSY WITH BALL
Continued from page I

Continued from page I
Northern District OF Illinois when. his
resignation becomes effective.
Tumors OF the resignation have been
current for months. and intimate
friends have known for soms time
that the action WAS imminent
It has been generally undsrstood
Judge Lands would have resigned
some time ago. but for tho attacks
made on him by Senator Dial OF South
Carolina, and the notoriety brought
through his handling Of the case OF
Willie Dalton. 1T-year-old bank rob-
Der. On tho verge OF resIgning whs'
these things came up, the Judge
changed his plans Informing friends
he would never resign under IRE"
Senator Dial had attacked tho judge
because Of the latter's statement that
bank officials sometimes were partly
responsible for robberics by boys be-
cause they did not pay adequate
salaries
The Judge became head OF organized
,a sebali shortly after the grand jury
investigation into the 1913 World
serics scandal He WAS offered $780,
600 n year 70 take tho position and
after several refusals, finally aereet
under condition that he remain OF
the bench. He insisted that his salar,
be only s42.50o, explaining that hi
judicial income would bring tho tots
10 $4,000.
Although Sc years old. Judge Landl
has slway. been known as a boy a
heart and lover OF all forms o
sports. Tho baseball msgnstes urge,
him to re-orsanizs baseball FOR tn
sake OF the American boy" and It wa
this plea which finally won over tn
jurist.
In the courtroom the Judge Away
was picturesque figure, not only be
cause Of his flowing white hair, bu
because OF his keen wit IT. ono
barred wrist watch lrwyers." an
was drastic in his action sgnins
court room loafers
lie frequently took the CAGES out {
the lawyers hands and examined wit
nesses himself. which caused him {
bc feared by all law breakers At tn
Same time his reputation OF admin,
tering Justice. regardless Of the tecf
nicslities OF the law brought him un
, fvcrsal respect.
He was vigorous in his attitud
against anti-Amsricans during IN
, war. His son, Reed Lands, was SER
, ing with tho British aiy service, ar
the judge several times tried 10 obta,
war work which would send hi
across, but failed. In every war ca,
brought before him where the d'
fendant was found guilty, the tud,
imposed drastic sentences and scatl
lngly denounced anyone who seem,
un-Amerlcan. This was particular
true in the trials OF I. W. w.'s. Socia
> lists and Pscifsts
Judge Lantfs was one Of the 3n pc
Sons 70 whom bombs were mailed :
I May Day. in 1919 and during the 10
Black Hand trials here he receiv
many death threats. Against &
wishes Of his friends. he insisted
sitting through the trials.
= Judge lands first became national
+" famous whom he nnsd the stsnds
n OH Company OF Indlsna I2e. .740.0'
" which decision later was reversed
= a higher court
X Judge I.an6is said he had mailed
" resignation today. addressing IL
i President Harding personally.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
RFtEiNERsHiP ENDS.
Auddcn Termination Of Local Epd Of
Holm Middle.

Because the complainant. Fennsyl-
Nanlan, failed 70 give bond FOR securi-
IS for costs and expenses IN connection
Win the Delaware rcceiyersnip OF Ed
win l.. ilohn q Co., On accordance
with the order appointing a receiver.
Chancellor Woicott has dissolved tho
preliminary injunrtion restraining dig
position of the cimpany's property in
Wilmington by the defendant. dis
charged Granville y. Alexander. the
Delaware rscciter. and dismissed the
nlll.
NJ. Alexander recently deposited
With trust company security found
ga he Wiimirs.on Office OF Edwin
h konn q Co, stock trckers. who
fails-l = few weeks ago inlPhilsdclphie
The Wilmington Offices are advertised
fuf rent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
Continue Diamond Case.

Unable 10 peach a decision IN the
case OF Joseph Berman VS.. Bernard
Beernan. growing out OF a dispute
over possession of twelve diamond
rings, appraised at 1000. Magistrate
Harry 3. stradley yesterday afternoon
continued the case indefinitely. The
case, according TO Magistrate Strad-
ley, is rather complicated. Both men
are jewelers. in this city and ~ one
time were anilisted with a 1swelry
company which later became insolvent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
LAUNDRY MERGER DETAILS.
New Corporation Assumes Charge OF
Properties Today.

The Associated Wilmington Laun-
dries. Inc. which was organizer last
week, today took over the three laun-
dries which have been merged for the
corporation.
The new company has been organ
lied with the following board Of di-
rectors, Howard A.. Charles A., Isaac
and T.. p. Turner. William p. White,
C. j. Sweet and Charles II. Ten
Weeges.
Mr.. Sweet, who directed the organ
ization Of the merger, left this morn
ing for Cleveland. where he will at
tempt merger of the principal laun-
dries, Of that city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
FIREMAN SAVED CANARY
FROM BURNING HOME

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Feb. 1S.-After res
cuing Mrs. Annie Seherer, aged s4,
from the fourth story of a burning
building, f'remen touched by her
pleas to get Dandy rushed into the
structure. shouting the name. All he
was able TO locate was q half suf-
located canary which proved ito be
the missing Dandy"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
CONTRIBUTIONS TO NEEDY.

The following are the latest con-
tributors TO the Emergency Relief
Fund:
Beacon College Club, SIS; A friend
81; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Cheney.
Montchanin. 81; Leroy Sparks. 81;
A friend, s5; Wilmington & Philadel-
phia Traction Co, flfth payment by
employees on account of pledge, sl1s-
10; VIM. G. Strickland, IS; Mrs.
Hollyday Needs. $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
COURT ADJ0URNS.
Civil Suits Occupied Majority OF Time
OF January Term.

The county courts adjourned yes
terday afternoon sine die. Before the
adjournment a photograph of the
members of the State Supreme Court
was taken. This is the first taken
OF the present court.
The completion of the work OF the
January term of court marked the
close OF very busy session. Although
the criminal work was light, the civil
business was very heavy. Jurors for
the court Of Oyer and Terminer viii
report on March 20. The other jurors
Will report on March i3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
MEXICO ASSURES U. q.
says Our Fears OF Attack on Southern
Borders Are Absurd.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Mexico Cry, Feb. is.-Thsrs "a no
reason for the alarm OF the Uult.d
States authorities for threats ~ rs-
behion along the frontier. according
70 Acting Secretary OF War Serrano.
Replying to the queries OF newspaper
men. he sald.
There. are no rebsis of importancs
close 70 the boundary. and the fev
desperadoes. IN Chihuahua do not
dare attack = single Federal military
unit. much less threaten Juavez.
Sufficient troops hsvs been piacst
on ths border 20 repel any stack snd
the garrison at Juarez and other
border points are competent The
fears IN the United States are absurd"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
COLLINS OPERATED Upon.
Levy Courtman Doing Well aud Like.
~ TO Recover.

q preliminary operation was per-
formed on Levy Court Commissioner
Sherburne a. Collins at the Jefferson
Hospital, Philadeiphia, yesterday at
ternoon. An incision for the purpose
of stopping an internal flow of blood
Was made but the condition ef hic
heart would not permit further operat.
INK.
Despite his serious condition. Mr..
Collins exhibits considerable nerve and
ssys he viii como through ailright.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
R1oKaRp GOING TO 81. LOUIS
Has Taken Long Lease on Coliseum,
aud Will Give Fights There.

By Associated Press @ Every Evening.
New York. Feb. 1s.-Tex HicSara.
sporting promoter, who resigned yes
terdsv from the MANAGEMENT or rhe
Madison square Garden sporting
club. after HIS indictmeut on caargs
OF asssniting two small EiHs, nas
leased the 81. Louis Coliseum for -
years, and arranged for creation there
0. a modern sport amphitneaire slni-
AR tc the Garden IN this c'ty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
wtSt DENOTE Mind.
None Hut Dcnatured Alcohol Can BE
Advertised.

Ad,cfiisus dcnatured aicdhol as
alcohol and the snle thereof Without
prescribed labels. must he dlscontlnu-
"a in ih2 city, according 10 an Official
communication ssom the Treasury De-
parimcnt az Washington. .coe!ved to-
das a. The office of Robert y. Elliott,
director ~ prohibition.
Tho practice % advertising By mcsn-
~ signs, posters. ,n ur about a place
- huslncss announcing the sslc of al.
cohoi' without any qusifyinx words
suCh q. "isna,urod' 9, ii violation Of
fne National rrohib.tltn Act. accord.
tnx ~ the notice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
DIR. ODELI TO OFFICIATE
AT BROTHER'S WEDDING

DR.. Joseph II. odell, president Of
the Delaware School Auxiliary Asso-
cistion, will start tomorrow for Miami
Fla, where on February 20, he VIII
officiate at the marriage OF his brother,
Rev. o. ID. Odell, ID. d., OF Pittsburg,
Pa, to Miss Anne Rossiter. The cere-
mony viii take place a. Miss Rossiter's
home in Miami.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
NUNS RESCUE ORPHANS.
Firht Fire in Chicago Home For
TriepdIess With Chemical Engine.

BY Associated Press TO E~sry Esvsnlnz.
Chicago, Feb. 1s.--Nuns at 81. Jo-
seph's Home for tho Briendlsss early
today fought fire under direction
of the Mother superior while others
took out 100 children ranging from
2 to "a years.
Many OF the chfldrsn were carried
out sleeping. Twelve nuns worked
the chemical apparatus and a hose
from bathroom faucet vhils tn. re-
mainder looked after the removal OF
me children. Tho IRE was confined
to the attic.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
PLAN YEARS PROGRAM.
Chamber Of Commerce Seeking Views
Of Its Sections.

The board OF directors of the Cham
ber of Commerce being deslrous Of
mapping out program of activitie.
for the coming year, are seeking the
views OF the many interests OF the
regarding what projects
they may have in mind for the year.
There viii bs a meeting OF tho gen.
eral section. Of the Chamber on Mon
day afternoon at 4 o'clock.
On Tuesday afternoon at 1. thsre
will be meeting Of the manufao-
turers' section.
On Thursday evening there VIII be
a meeting OF the managing committee
Of the mercantile section.
At each OF these sectional meetings,
IL is expected that things in which
the membership might be interested
Will be discussed, and recommends :
tions made 20 the board OF directors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
Sold By Sheriff.

Sheriff Joseph II. Gould today sold
real estate as follows: Dwelling, l4l3
Woodlawn avenue, property of Mrs
Cara j. Ssulisbury, to William f..
Kurtz, for $4,000; dwelling 1908 Wash
ington, property of Victor kozlowsh /.
70 Robert Adsir, $2,100; dwelling. a23
East Front street. properly Of Elias
r. Botlaridis. 10 William s. prickett.
$500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
VILLA YEARNs F0R REVENGE.
Asks Permission to Fight General
Hernandez, Former Aide.

By Associated Press To Every Evening
Mexico Chyy. Feb. is.-F'Tancisco
Villa, former bandit chief has asked
Official permission 10 lead his men
against General Rosslio Hernandez.
who was reported several days ago as
50 rebellion in the state OF Chihuahua.
Hernandez WAS Villas trusted aide
IN 1914. but went over to Csrranza
and the former bandit now seeks an
opportunity 20 pay OF an old score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
woodIawn Trustees.

Charles A. Beck, secretary and treas
urer OF the Woodlavn Trustees, VIII
address the Social Service Club at It's
next meeting on The Hope Of the
Woodiawn Trustees" A section OF the
territory northwest OF the Brandywine
Is TO be opened as a site for desirable
homes by the trustees, it is under
stood.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
pHmA. BANDITS GET $4,000.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Philsdelplls. Feb. 1S--tive bandits
knocked down paymaster employed
by metal working concern IA West
Philadelphia today and robbed him Of
$4,000.
They disappeared in. a motor cas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
POISON WHISKY KILLS WOMAN.
Husband Seriously Ill After Drinking
Contrabrand Hootch-
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

Uniontown. Pa. Feb. 1s-S. H
Baum. coroner OF Fayette county. to-
day was invsstfsating- the death OF
Mrs. Marie Robie OF Sunshine. near
here. and the serious Illness OF her
Ausbsnd. It was reported that the
couple had been drinking what he
termed poison whisky"
The coroner said that any person
arrested in the county wnls selling
houor which contained wcnd alcohol
or other poison" would be held on s
charge OF nenslaughter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
FARMERS BILL SIGNED

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Washington, Feb. 1S.--'rhe Capper-
yolstead cooperative marketing bin,
which legaiizes cooperative associa-
tons OF farmers and producers FOR
marketing purposes and exempts them
from the Sherman antitrust law was
signed today by President Harding.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
Miss Calvin to Return.

Miss Mary Calvin OF Troy, y, Y,
who left this city in December. VIII
return 10 Wilmington next week and
resume her duties as secretary 10 DIR.
Richard w. Cooper. superintendent OF
the educational department. Of the Ser
vice Citizens OF Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
Trial Trip Successful.

After successful trial trip north
on the Delaware river pronounced
satisfactory the cargo carrier r. ID.
Leonard. built at the Harlan plant
WAS given to its owners. the Atlantic
Refining Company OF Philadelphia,
yesterday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
Trouble over Typewrlters.

David stuart. 1906 West street. vas
arrested this morning on a warrant
sworn out hy Richard S Banss. aN'
Jefferson street He Is charged Nh
larceny "a bsilce of n typewfit fs,
valued at sl1oo. lie win be given
hearing before Magistrate Suadi'y
This afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
Columbia Graphophone Afida,lt..

The time FOR fling affidavits in the
Columbia G.Aphophone litigation in
the United states Court, was set for
noon today. AZ that time, however,
2 case was beftTs the court and the
Columbia matter went over until the
afternoon session Of court, whichstook
IA recess until o'clockA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
Knn Strnrk hr Anfn.

Joseph kuggario. ~ wears old. ot
sos Linsoln street. Was painfully in-
jured about the head this afternoon.
when struck by an sutomohile not
far from his hemc. Re vas faken io
the Delaware Hospital where his con-
ditioa is not regarded as seriouA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
At Employment once.

Eight men were placed by the Pub
lie Employment Bureau. IN the old
City Hall. this morning. Thirteen men
registered and seven were referred.
The women's department placed two, re-
ferred six and registered one.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
ATLANTA HoNoRs M'KINLEr.
Plants Memorial 70 His Advocacy of
L. :. Caring for Cosiederstes' GraTss.

sy Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Atlanta. Feb. 1s.-A tree was Planted
in Piedmont Park here today IN fnsm-
ory OF the late President William Me-
Kinley. who IN a speech delivered
here shortly after the Spanish Amsri-
can war, advocated that the govern
ment share IN the care of graves ot
Confederate soldiers.
Every soldiers grave made during
our unfortunate civil war Is tribute
to American vsior." he said IN that
Address.
William Dawes Mckinley, SIX year
old grand nephew Of the President
dedicated the tree.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
sTILLMAS SUIT SHIFTS.
Commissioner WIN Go 10 Montreal 90
Take TestimonJ.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
PouShkeepsie. y. Y, Feb. 1s.--A
commission TO take testimony az
Montreal beginning March 1S IN the
divorce suit Of James A. Stinmsn.
Kew York banker, against Mrs. Anne
l.. Stillman. was granted today by
Supreme Count Justice Morschauser
on application of defense counsel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
Harmon OmclaI Ill.

h. i. Cresson. Jr.. a member OF the
technical advisory committee of the
Board Of Harbor Commissioners, is Ill
at his home in New York Mr.. Cresson
contracted a severe cold several days
ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
II. Z. spsakman Host 10 Friends.

Harry K. speaknsn entertained a
few business friends al luaeheon IN
the Hotel du Pont today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
OBITUARy.
Funeral Of Mrs. lille McCort.

The funeral OF Mrs. Lille Mc<ort,
formerly OF this city. was held yester-
day from her home In Weeaavken, y.
J. Interment WAS in Fairylew ceme-
terry
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-03
Union County Picnickers
Enjoy Outing at Park
BY WILLIAM r.. sANBoRN

The members of the Union county
boys and gihls' clubs had an enjoyable
day in Glen Miller park, Wednesday.
The affair was in charge of the club
committee and the attendance was
much larger than one year ago, owing
to the growing interest in club work
and TO the efforts of the club leaders.
The picnic party left the courthouse
IN Liberty at an early hour, in order to
give the youngsters a long days out
ing. County Agent Campbell led the
procession, in which were a number of
parents, the club leaders, and a live
~ bunch of boys and girls, all intent
upon having a good time. Assistant
state Club Leader Austin was in the
party and his little talk to the pic.
nlckers after the generous dinner. was
greatly appreciated. Games and boat.
ing, and swimming at Hawkins pond
were a part of the days program,
which ended shortly after o'clock.
standard time, when the groups were
gathered into the cars for the home
ward journey.
The Union county farm picnic will