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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-02-11

ST. CHARLES HERALD
PUBLISHED AT HAHNvILLE, La.
EVERY SATURDAY
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PARISH OF ST. CHARLES
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Essablised February Is. 1873
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News and interesting local
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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-02-11

666 will break a Cold. Fever and
Grippe quicker than anything we
know, preventing pneumonia.
Adv.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-02-11

FRANK T. PAYNE
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
Gretna, La.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-02-11

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Twenty-eighth judicial District Court
Parish Of St. John the Baptist
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-02-11

Parish OF St. JOHN the Baptist
Mrs. Marie Haydel. Widow of Antoine
Denis Lanaux,
doing business as I. L.anaux SOM
VS.
Mrs. Odile Champagne, widow Of
Emile BuTch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
RACHN|ANN DECIDED He WON'T
RE CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS

il is 10 the best interests OF the people
o. the Republican party for an office
holder to resign an electoral position
10 become candidar" for a higher Of
flee. or course. this is done In many
Instances. huI. particularly. this year
do not believe II to be good policy.
"Sccordly. the First District is coHl
po.cd If seven counties and the cen
tcrs % population ars so situated that
there is not sufficient time between
now and the primaries. which are to
he held on August 1st to wage an az
cressIye campaign and one calculated
10 b. successful.
Il appreciate most sincerely the soil
citations Of my friends and their many
expresslo Ions ot loyalty and support,
can only say that ] have come -
definite conclusion not 70 become
candidate only after mature and ser
ious consideration nf the entire stu
alton.
" am Conrart 20 serve the people or
Ohio rorn;r In NV present capacity,
nd do not iocm II hest - permit IN"
Inducements ot political honors u
ava, mo from 'hH dUtles 10 which }
have been elected to perform"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
AMERICANS SEIZURE
AROuSES WASHINGTON;
HOLD 90 FOR RANSOMS

WASHINGTON, June @T.-Seizure OF
forty American employees or the IoFteA
OH COMPANY at TampCo. MeA'co' re-
ror,ed 70 the state department tooaS
as arc-ui,v for ransom OF 1000 pesos
created stir in official circles IN
Washington. Lacking further I'M or'n- :
alton as 10 what has happened nehino
what is apparently rigid Censorship
=, Tsr,ico. however there was ht'Ie
N indicate tonigh, whether the Incl
dcnt would lead - any change OF at
,,tude here toward the Obregon govern
mont in Mexico.
Al tho White House Il was said tha'
rcIatIon7 between tho United states
md Mexico we're rot likely - be affect
,d ,r anv way IVY the bandit outnreaN
=, the recent kidnapping FOR ransom
,,,r Rrorna\aca. some 50 miles from
Ncxico ri;y Of Bruce RicIaski, FORMER
chief Of tho bureau OF investigation
~ tho Department OF justice and moro
recently identified with American OIL
interests who have property In Mexico
Eeyond a brief report stating tna' IN
addition TO the two scor" American
,rnIoycs, a quarter OF million DOL
lars worth or dc structlble property OF
the Cortcz on company was being h"lo
as security for the pa"mcn' demanoeo'
No other word has reached the state
dcrartmert tonight concerning 'he
handi, action in Tampico.
Go-ozaye is now figure N the NICK
AN situation. Neither a: the state
dcrar,nout ror thn Mexican embassy
"r2 the name recalled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28

TAKES A HAND
To END STRIKE
OPERATORS-MINERS
CALLED TO CONFER
State Labor Commissioner
Asks Two Sides to Meet
With Open Minds.

Pittsburgh. "a. June "7--tBy the As
socia,ed Press, - Pennsylvania entered
the bstuminous coal strike late today
through DR. clifford + Ccnncl!e|. com
missioner o. labor ami industry. who
sent A letter to leaders or District No. :
and District No. s. United Nine Work
ers and to the heads OF all bitrminous
coal operators associations offering tho
services Of The division Of mediation to
settle The strike. and calling meeting
OF union leaders and operators Tor PITTS
burGh on July
The operators addressed represent all
OF the mines west OF the SusQuehanna
river IN Pennsylvania and the union Of
fce-s receiving the communication pre-
side over approximately 100000 union
miners.
Il am sending this appeal 10 you. be
l!eving that you are deeply interested IN
its contents and that you vii! he sO!e
10 attend the meeting as suggested
wrote DIR. Connelley.
IL Is most desirable that YOU attend
this joint conference with an open m'nu'
With the willingness TO make conces
sIons and with a desire 10 restore the
b,;uminous coal industry 10 prosperou'
nrodurtion and TO a normal condition
There IS every moral reason
why tho prescn, suspension o! opera
lion should be ended al the
csrlies, poss!blc date. Both the c!Nic
and the economic welfare OF ths com
ronwealth and It's citizens demand such
action" pr. Connelly's letter urged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
LIQUOR
On j. S.SH|PS
At NEW YORK
PORT OFFICERS SAY
WHISKEY IS SMUGGLED
Report Raid Made to lest
Lasker Ruling Promptly
Denied.

New York juno :7.-Customs inspec-
tors late today raiGed three vessels IN
port. GyinG the American das and an
other A Norwegian rreighter, and con-
ns,ated 600 bottles OF alleged LIQUOR,
all Of which was declared to have been
smuEgled aboard The ships searched
we're the United States shipping board
steam ship President Arthur. operated
by the United States Lines. the Naro
Liner siboney, and the Barfond' Nor
wegian cargo. ship.
Reports that the raid aboard the
President Arthur in Hoooken. y. j. was
conducted as test case. ms result or
the recent ruling of Chairman LasSer
OF the shipping board that sh'ps carry
I,g American fas may carry and sell
Iiouor outside the three mile zone were
later denied BY members OF the search
ing squad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
Administrative Efforts Go On

Washington. June IA ssurances
multiplied today that the attempts OF
the administration TO bring about a set
,lemcnt of the b!tuminous coal strike
baya neither been dropped nor abated
From the White House came the wore
that President Harding felt difficult and
delicate negotiation to be necessary De-
fore the spokesmen OF the STRIKING MIN
ers and representatives or the mine
owners could be gotten together Tor
wage agreement and resumption o.
work
Further there were !nt'mauons ina,
government Intervention now conhNeo
10 persuasion and suggestion mlsht IN
some way become pointed and iorGp'c
should tho public safety and Wel'are ue-
maud early settlement and the present I
means prove futile IN bringing II aHout.
Meanwhile John l.. Lewis president
NJ the mine workers. remained IN WASH
ington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28

Philadelphia. June 27.-Announce-
ment was made today by the Pennsyl'
yania railroad that agreements or re.
duction OF wages have been reached
between the management and the
elected representatives Of 42,oOO or
its employees. The settlements affect
the maintenance OF way department.
embracing $1,000 men. and the en-
ployes OF the telegraph and signal de'
nartment. numbering $1,000 men
The revised wace scales, will become
effective July LIST
They involve" a statement by the
campany said. reductions which have
been mutually agreed upon to conform
with the lawer cost Of living, the gen
eral conditions OF employment through.
cut the country and the demand or
the public for cheaper transportation
As EXPRESSED IN an interstate com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
STATE CONSTABULARY
RULES BROWNSVILLE
Sheriff Shaw Places Mining City Under
Martial Law to Prevent
Outbreak OF Rio1nI

Special Dispatch to The IntelHgencer.
Brownsville, Pa. Juno 27- Browns
Vile and South Brownsville this after
noon were placed under virtual martial
law by Sheriff l. l. Shaw, because OF
disturbances, caused by the coal mine
strike which have occurred in both
towns within the last Two weeks. Shef-
III Shaw decided 10 station state police
in the towns after a non-unton minsf
WAS beater by crowd here last nigni
I'm not going TO take any chancse
with Herrin disaster" said Sher1n
Shaw. when he announced that fourteen
state troopers had been assigned TO ths
towns to prevent possible riot due .
III feeling against non-union miners. Hs
lntimated that state police might ase
be sent TO Masontown where trouble hae
occurred. and declared that he WouN
send additional police to aid any tow
in which he believed the local authou.
ties unable to cope with the situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
100000 Shopmen TO Strike.
II The Wage Slash Is Made
Pennsy Reaches Wage Adjustment
Agreement With 42,5OO Employees

merce commissions order reducing
freight rates.
The negotiations were entirely vol
untary and were conducted solely be-
tween management representatives on
the one side, and --.ected representa-
tvs Of the employees on the other, free
from outside Intervention.
Notable Achievement
This successful outcome OF the
wage negotiations with the mainten-
apce of way and telegraph and signal
employes constitutes one OF the most
notable achievements thus far recorded
for the Pennsylvania railroads en-
ploye representation plan. This plan
for the amcable settlement OF contro-
versonal questions. was first put into
effect, by mutual consent, on January
{ 1921"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
NEW LIGHT ON LAFFERrY KILL
ING BY MARCHING MNERs
RESULTS PROM INVEsr1-
CATION BY OFFICERS
Examination Of MaJorB' Gun Shown No
Did Not 6hoot-Had Turned Auto
When Shooting Started

A new version Is placed upon the
killing OF John J. Majors and the
woundins Of Clyde Majors and Scott
Story. supposedly by striking miners
or synpathizers. IN a statement Issued
last night by Coroner Clyde Hardesty
OF Bridgeport who was called to New
Larrerty. O.. yesterday to investigate
the killing.
ct was informed by witnesses exam
!ned" Coroner Hardesty said. that
John J. Majors, who IS constable OF
Kirkwood township, Belmont county, o..
and a gtockholder in the mine leased
by the F. r Jones Coal company oi
Cleveland, O.. had started to the mine
Of his company, beyond Latferty. with
several automobiles loaded with men
who were to operate the mine.
Tho party, I am told. was met at
point near New Latrerty. o.. by crowd
OF approximately 200 men. supposed to
he coal minera
Majors DID Not Shoot
Tho automobiles. witnesses seem TO
agree, were stopped by the miners and
tho drivers ordered to turn back The
driver Of the first car appears to have
automobile carrying John ]. Majors
his nephew CLYDE Majors. Scott Story
and others had just turned when
number OF men In the crowd opened fire
a. tn. car. One OF tho bullets pene-
,rated the back OF John Majors. pass
ing through his heart. He apparently
died instantly. Clyde Majors was
wounded In the scalp and shoulder. he
was rushed to the North Wheeling hos
nital. Scott Story suffered a scalp
wound. lie was taken to his home In
Hendrvshurg Nine IS cal!bre bullet
holes were found in the rear or the
automobile.
~ statement was made by somc per-
sons that Majors fred the first shot
NV investigation does not bear out THIS
statement. Deputy she-iffs found Ma
tors gun in his pocket. with none OF
the cartridges discharged. Majors was
entitled to carry q gun by virtue or ne
Ing a constable OF Kirkwood township
Met Accidentally.
n was stated last night in St ClaIrs-
,.ilis Tint the miners were on their way
n the Catherine mine at Unionto"h'
and only met Majors and his party ac-
cidentallv. Coroner Hardesty was toln
that Robert Farmer. vice president oil
the miners at IAfferty. warned MAJORS
of the march and the danger that ne
might run II he met the men. Majors
vas an expert steam shovelman. having
worked on the Panama canal Tor seven
years.
No arrests had been made last night.
II was reported 10 Bridgeport ponce
that FIVE men implicated in the shoo,-
ing we're coming this Way In BUICK
car but they apparently took some
o,bo- road. Sheriff r. 7. Lynch or BEL
mont county was working on the case
almost all day yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
Does Not Believe Office Hold.
er Should Resign Electoral
Position to Seek Higher
Officc-Time Too Short
For Aggressive Campaign.

Prosecuting Attorney Carl G. bach-
mann late last night authorized the
starenent that he would not be can
,d,hatn for the Republican nomination
- congress in the First District.
In discussing the situation WIN an
lntelliccncer reporter. Prosecuting Al
lornev Eachmann said,
4 am rot lnaensible To me many
solicitations Of support ana promises
- my many friends. many of "holn
%1yc' appealsd to mo urgently ~ De /"
candidate for the nomination n me
nfl,aarlc, A. This tins. hut IN making
M decision not ~ "n'er the race am
aCtuared ,r'oiN r. tro m',i'e'. ftI''
! ~.ae r,-r;ed b. m" Wenp'" ~ 'i''"
- serve a. aros a"U'ln5 80 n"T
for four years AMI do not believe mat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
JOHN W|LBURN'S TRIAL
GOES over TO AUG. 7
Postponement to Allow Jurors a' NAL
tinsburg To GO Homo 10
Tend Crops

,-bar,.- Town. W. Va, June cry
.he Associated press)-JudSe }. NJ
woods, or Jefferson county circuit court
late today postponed the trial Of John
y,Irrr, indicted "or tho murder OF
Donuty Sheriff JOHN Core in Logan
county last August, until AuEus' T. mns tn 6
inrv, composed mostly Of farmers was
.,,.,,,,sscd that the members might at
tend 20 their crops.
Tdrs Woods simulta ancous'y an
,,or,cc1 that he would hold court TO-
,,,orro, morning ut . o'clock 10 near
,nc ,rrumenrs for 4 new trial for ReV.
: l., WIburn. of Blair. convicted last
,,,L or second degree murder Of Dep.
~. c,r. Tho minister IS the father OF
y;lburn After the arguments
.',' .', ,,cr heard crur, viii be. adjourned
ru August T'h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
MA,|ORs SHOT IN BACK AS He
0BEYED ORDER, It IS CLAIMED
M'PARLAND REELECTED;
MAJORITY IS 4,533

indianapolis. Ind, June N-John
MCFARLAND OF New York City. WAS re-
elected president Of the international
Tvpograhical Union by majority OF
453S, over Walter W. Barrett OF Chi
cago, his only opponent according 10
the official vote tabulation announced
here today Mcfarland receiver $50
votes TO his opponents 24.219.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
z MEN KILLED
At |V|EX|CA[|A
Bodies Found In Irrigation
Ditch on u. S. Side Of
Boundary.

CaIe1!co. Calf June 27.-T~en'y,
one ,ncn had hcon Killed IN and around
Mexicau. Lower california, In the last
Two weeks. according to official reports
in Calex!co. jus, across the inter-
national Inc. This compilation was
made following dho discovery early this
morning Of eight dead MeHtcans two
and ha,f miles east OF %alexico, ono
~ 40 bodies he!nE IN an irrigation
ditch on the American side OF the
boundary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
AJAX Mexico For Release.

Ncyico. city. lunc "1.---il( me Az
sociatrd Press D-RcprcsontatIons 70
:hN Mnxican foreign office urging I'M
mediate action tn secure the release
or 40 employees oc tho Cortez OIL com
PAM. inId by the rebel General Goro-
yayc. wcr. male last night by George 7.
cYrmcrfin. tho American charge daf-
raires. 4 vas announced today.
Al tho same time the request was ro-
rnwrd ror tho release or A Erucc B!l-
nseka former CHIEF OF III" bureau or
Investigation of the department oC jus
,ice, who was kidnapped SUNDAY and
for the apprehension of his captors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
.BARRICADE AGAINST
REPUBLICAN TROOPS

London. JlCe 2S-CBy the Assoc:at-
ed Press - -Desp patches filed in Dublin
alter midnight indicate that AN attack
on Four Courts building by regular Re
publican ARM troops Il imminent un-
less the O'CoNnOr,tcs comply with the
ulttmatuln the government !S reported
20 have sent 70 Rory OCotncr their
'eader demanding ;he evacuation or the
building w.,h!n Il few hours.
Meantime tire men under IConner
have taken IN fresh stores pt provisions
and increased their oarJct wire en-
ranCle,rer's ~ wid9l-hc ;hcE began
tearing up Srarlt' Ta':nc blocks aud
street Car tracks 10 rro".de parrlr'dH'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
SEEK $4,000 FOR
ST, MARYS FEDERAL
BUILDING LOCATION
West virginia ConRressmen Ask hp-
pointment Of Robert L. Archer on
Federal Reserve Board

Washington. u. <. June cI.-'n IN"
Housa today. Congressman NoodyhrH
,r,roluccd a hill to appropriate S-"'p""
for the acquiremcn, Of SITE on "hlrA
70 crcct government building at 81
Marys. W. Va. representing me S,a'9
congressional delegation. Mr.. NoooEH,'
oiioa -, president Harding a rhH
I-,i,a House 10 present petition from
49,, hody asking for The appointmeh:
pohor, /. Archer. well knoNn
,.,,,or or Huntington. rs r member o.
mo Federal Reserve BOARD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
Halt New STRIKE Plans

wilkes Barre. la, june s7-CPon re-
ccip, Of a telegram from John L. Lewis
pres!den, OF the United Mine WORKERS
a.ho conferred with President Harding
at Washington today, the general scale
committee Of the anthracite workers to-
day. abandoned ali plans FOR Immediate
calling an absolute strike and the con
tcmnlated Withdrawal OF pump men
from tho mines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
BRANDACEE WANTS
TROOPS At HERRIN
Illinois Attorney General Insists
wounded Men, Needed As Wit
nesses, Be Protected.

rs'~azo. Jurs "7.-Troors still are
needed Ia Williamson county N protect
tho wounded men shot and beaten howH
n the mine strike at Hcrr.n is the be-
NeS % Attorney General Edward J.
ErundageH EXPRESSED today.
The wounded men lying N the hos
p!tal At Hcrrip arc the principal Wit
nesses on whom prosecution ot those
responsible for the rtctinS last Thurs
day must depend IN the opinion of the
attorney general
The only thing to do IS 70 send
troops N ,Aer" :" protect those Mound
ed mcn. the attorney general said. II
am not a peace officer and cannot do it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28

chautauaus. y. Y. June -''-Mrs
Thomas e. Winter. Of Minneapolis
Ninn. was nominated for reelection
40 president or the General Federation
NJ Womcn's clubs at the biennial con-
yon,ior N session here today.
the election will take place on Thurs
dav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
THE WEATHER

West virginia; Local thunder showers
Wednesday and probably Thursday. No
change In temperature.
OHIO and western Pennsylvania; :;
shoue~s wednesday and probably rh7rs'
Iav. MO change In temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
9 KILLED, Il HURT
IN QUARRY BLAST

Knoxville Tenn. June -''-'>'ne
kiIIcd and - injured IN an cNr,"E.
,,a,h,. quarry near Straw Plains,
81, ~ " ,,-.l,. after noon today. All
wcrs employed at the quarry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
MASONIC TEMPLE STRUCK

Flucrold w Va Iun" -. @cHt"."E
struck the Masani" T'mpiA THIS 'tt"r-
noon causing considerable ''''l'mo't
bu, 1',tie damage. 900 a' 49," '"10-
-" -iuh w1e aIeo ri: s"N'r'l Enll"rs
narrowly escaping death
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28

started work several days ago oespf0
alleged threats by striking miners
First reports of the shooting sffon'
eously stated that Majors was an eur
piovs ~ the Catherine Coal company
at Cniontown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
Identity Unknown
,Rv tho Associated Press.

,Rv the Associated Press.)
81 rlairsyi.Ie. O., June 2'--lnNeS'.-
,:ar ~ copntv officials Of the Al
lored attack Of striking miners on an
onfonob.la carrying workers 10 'he
min. Of the Union Coal Stripping com
many. near Laffcrty. today IN Wh',n
John II Majors i6. WAS aho' l" "ca'
and his nephew, Clyde Majors al"
clark Story. all OF Hcndrysours, "e.:
wounded. so far has failed 10 aiscto
narcs Of any Of the attacking parry
sheriff r. T. Lynch and coroner y.
c Hardesty. who spent SeFeraI No..
ut the scene Of the crime 'epoI a.
,enororce was profesSed by persons III
,J,.irttv REGARDING 'he incident
No Tors farmer and former deputy
.hariS has been operating steam
.SornI q, the mine This morning l!
.os e,td no was warned by an othcia!
- Tho United Mine Workers not 10 go
noar the mine. but Majors was 9uo.eu
&C esv,rr he had $4,000 invested III ,ne
.o,,,s,y and was Interested IN seeing
onerat!ons continue.
shot III the Back.
Tb. ,hres men were near the mine
when they were halted oE crown u
80, who are said - have numbered
na,, o0n They we're ordered 70 turn
hack and did SO. according to INFORM
o+,on received by tho coroner nut as
,hev turned. fring started. Majors was
shot through the back N'ne oui'ets
,,o-ced the rear Of the machine.
N-hs, county officials arrived. the
crovd had dispersed and Majors body
uas found lvng in the machine
ro,oiver which had not hA@n fred was
found In his pocket
Tho mine owned ~ Cleveland cari-
-, ,.,z said - hs1n been operated IN
der lease by Chicago concern. which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
Poles Blown Dowr
Campers To Shelter.

Campers between these Two points
we're sent scurryins TO better shelter
than t"a,s AMI several tents we're re-
ported T. have been blown down IhlS
could not be verified however
Wheeling its>!f was struck hard. A
ro1icemans traffic box at Twelfth AMI
MarHet streets vas blown down ~ u"
first hard gust OF wind. Windows III
,ha Stanley store at 1915 Main street
were broken when tho large AWNING iu
front OF the place blew down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper i'll the
State of West Virginia,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-12
WOODROW WILSON
FOUNDATION FUND
State Committee Named to
Look After the Campaign
in Delaware.

The preliminary work In connec-
ton with the Delaware campaign for
the Woodrow Wilson Foundation IL
progressing satisfactorily. The follow
ing State committee has practically
been decided upon.
For Rural New Castle county--Mrs.
Harmon Reynolds. chairman; Fred
Brady. DIR. Dorsey w. Lewis. Evan
Il. Frazer and Newton l., Grub.
For Wilmington--G. Dare Hopkins.
chairman; Charles F. Curley. William
Coyne, Joseph Bancroft, Henry II.
1saacs. James II. Hughes. Jr,, Andrew
c. Gray. Mrs. T.. Paul du Pont, Peter
J. Ford, Charl,- +. Saylor and James
l. Boyce.
For Kent county--Lewes ]. Hayes,
chairman; Mrs. Henry Ridgcly, j.
Hall Anderson, Hervey =. Hall. j. II.
Clements. II. l. Beers, DIR. Il. r. Hocy
and Charles y. Murphy.
For Sussex county-William E.
Valiant, chairman; Mrs. John +.
Eskridge. DIR. Rowland G. Paynter, III.
Il. Marvel. A. W. Robinson, John +.
Virden Thomas r.. Ingraham. Frank
NJ. Jones, Joseph S. Cahill. Charles w.
Cullen. Sam n. Culver and James NJ.
Tunnell
1t is quito possible that few names
will be added to the committee before
the opening If the campaign on Janu-
AIRY 16,