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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
R. FORD HEADS
REAL ESTATE SECTION
Chosen Chairman of Managing
Committee of That Branch of
Chamber of Commerce.

Guy Il. Ford was reelected chair
man of the managing o1mmittec OF
the Real Estate and Building Trades
section of the Chamber OF Commerce
at their meeting which was held last
night in the Headquarters Of the
Chamber OF Commerce. The follow
ing members were nominated for the
election of the board OF directors of
the section which will be held in
January: j. s.. Hamilton. Charles &.
kurtz. \. u. Warner. Jr., and Clarence
w. McCaulley.
In the general discussion Of the
activities of the section IL was
brought out that atLthe present time
there is a scarcity of apprentices in
the building trades and that il the
present scarcity continues there will
be n serious shortage f building
mechanics in future years.
The members of the section were
urged to support the effort which Is
being made which will provide for an
amendment OF the laws governing
building and loan associations and
which will he presented 10 the legisla-
turc.
The members were also urged u try
as much as possible to have all per-
sons who contemplate doing so TO
take advantage Of the slack period
in the building line at the present
time in order TO avoid congestion in
tho spring. II was slsD brought out
that persons contemplating building
should have the plans and other
necessary details made row. In this
manner the congestion in the build
ing lines Will bo relieved 10 a certain
extent as soon as work il again re-
sumcd which is generally In the spring
Of tho year.
William T. Budd. secretary Of tho
Chamber II Commerce. was instruct
cd 20 send an invitation 70 Edward \.
Franks. a member Of the BOARD Of
Vocational Education in Washington
inviting him . como TO this city "a
make an address AT a meeting Of the
selection which Will 10 announced
later on tho subject OF Vocational
Educatlon."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
COUNTER SUITS.
Superior Court Adyourns Today for
the Term.

Argument in the suit of Thomas
Koury and Joseph s. Koury. trading
as koury and Lucey. against the Clay
mont Development Company. schedul-
cd for today In Superior Court was
after the Sharplcy will case.
In this the plaintiff has asked for
Judgment Notwithstanding affidavit
Of defense and tho defendant has
asked that judgment be refused not
withstanding affidavit of demand. The
actions are counter once. william $.
Hlllcs represents the plaintiff and Ca
leb Burchenal and II. IL. Ward rep
resent tho defendant. The suit was
continued owing to the illness OF Mr..
Burchcnal.
The sum Of s5.S26.O3 is involved in
his suit. with interest from February
/. 1920.
Court recessed after the disposition
Of this case until go this afternoon,
when another argument will be taken
up.
Superior Court this afternoon will
adjourn for this term. The January
term 81 Court opens January /. next
Monday. but there will 10 no business
before the court that day.
The November term Of Court this
year has been n of the busiest in
tho history 81 the courts and extra
efforts were made to dispose of all the
cases scheduled for trial.
Tomorrow VIII be plead guilty
day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
EQUIPMENT NEEDS
CUT DOWN INCOME
Baltimore and Ohio Operating
Receipts for II Months
Period Show Decrease.

y statement 81 operating revenues
and expenses with net revenue from
railway operations and not operating
income Tor the eleven months includ-
irE November. issued ny the Baltimore
md Ohio Railroad Company shows q
decrease Tor tho 1922 period Is COM
pared with the 1927 period. Of Sl.603.-
50 ~ ret operating income.
Both frc.sht and passenger revenues
fs,l on IN 1922. 20 the extent of So
t45.43s for the two items. \ saving Of
81 >l32-4 in the item az tr~ansporta-
tion more than balanced thls loss. but
other expense items. particularly
maintenance ~ equipment. contribut-
90 20 tho f0.l result.
As a whole thu statemcn. reflects
800; railway operating conditions.
demanding replacement 81 used-up
,ouip~ort and Incidentally a suhstan-
t.al increase n tho. item az cqu.Tmen:
rentals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS
OF kIWANIs CLUB INSTALLED

A. the luncheon-mcoting Yesterday
afternoon. In the Hotel du Point. me
Kiwanis Club installed the new Of
iicers. as follows President. Guy r.
Ford vice-president. Arthur @. VIII
k!nSon; treasurer. Carlton r.. Brdc-
ham, trustee. Vincent f.. Blackwell:
secretary. Frank T.. B~allantyue. The
following directors were also installed:
William II. Beacon. Frank T.. Bal
lantyne. George =. Cornell. Harry j..
HarkIns. William VI. MASK. Jr. Wi
liam O.. Taylor. George l.. Townsend.
Jr.. and Howard \. Turner.
John +. LeCarpentier. Of the Christ
mas fund committee. announced that
$3.50. 500 more than last year. was
raised and that 26O children and 90
families had been helped. l. was
also announced that Eiwood J.. Turner.
international trustee. 4 member OF the
Chester Kiwanis Club. Will address
the meeting next Wednesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
LEW CORPORATIONS.
sreciai correspondents every Ever

Speciai Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. De-. 2S.-The following corpora
lions were chartered yesterday
Fain knitting Mills. Inc, Wilmington.
capital. S~I3.OOO.0OO.
Hydrex Corporation. Wilmington. Sl2,-
OOO.OUO
Bemls Industries. Inc. wlmins ton.
8 O0.0C
j. O. Curtis Leather Co.. Wilmington.
Mason CITY Brick and Tie Co.. VIII
mington: S.OOO.OOO.
Old Colony Petroleum Corporation. VIII
YORK safe ard Lock Co. Wilmington
s. 90
Mason RuL Gold Mines. Inc. wnmins.
ton. Sl.JOO.OOO.
Guiterman Bros. Inc. Delvood. MINI.
Berry Motor Car Co.. Wilmington.
Oklahoma Petroleum Corporation. VII
mlngton. 100000
Buck Johns & Covey. Inc. wlmins-
ton. S6OO.OOO.
Beskowitz Envelope Co. Wilmington
OO.OO
standard Shale Products Co. Whining
ton. >5oO.OOO.
Fire P~reNenter. E-Nunkuisher aud IN
srance CO. Oklahoma S5OO.OOO.
Rainbow Gasoline Co. Wilminsson.
S25O.uOO.
Philadelphia Uniform Co. Inc. phil
M~Onongahela Valley Concrete Products
Co. Philadelphia: $50 OOO.
ferre Aaute ElectrOtype Co. Wiz
mingtOn. 100000.
Eureka Saw Mill Co. Wilmington.
Famous Mercantile Corporation. VIII
mlngtOn. S25,OOO.
Humphrey s-Godwin Co.. WILMINGTON.
S25.OOO
American Hydraulic Corporation. Phl-
adelphia; $4,000.
The following corporations increased
their capital.
Gas and Electric Securities Co. from
100000 20 5000. 600.
CalavraS Copper Co, Boston. rom
=. O.O TO <i,oOO,QOO.
Lincoln Hotel CORPORATION. Washing
ton. from 81 100000 70 81 .5Oo.OOl
Nassau CO. New York. from SoO,oOO
90 Sl.OOO.OO u
Black River Lumber Co. New York.
from $3.50. 600 90 sl.fOO.oOO.
Iermokcpt Corporation. Buffalo, nom
81 .OOO.OOO to : i.50o.O0O.
/ Delaware steel Products Co. Wilmington.
from 100000 to S750,COQ.
John 4. Marr Co, Wilmington o
10000 10 100000.
William ID. Maddox Co, winning
ton. from StOO.000 20 100000.
NARROW oil Co. New York, nom 100000
Z TO <iJO.OOO.
Tho Louisiana ColoteX Co. CHICAGO.
changed its name 90 ColoteN Co.
Increased its capital from S9uV,voo 90
-. 500 0OO.
THE Commonwealth Realty CO.. Chi
cago. changed its name 20 Commonwealth
Hotel Co. and increased its capital from
As75n>V 10 sSoV.QSQ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28

become exhausted before ths cr-p =
harvested.
The water should b. -ukewa-u ana
rot applied - tae 1ed d.rec.. 5i.
:ne Lt.er -0ror.1g TO-. The mushrooms
should appear above the surface 1
ahou. Elk % e.ght weskz u1de- normal
conditions. -. however. condi.0-e
a1re no.. been made just rgh. .he~
sometimes remain barren f5- no .-
-nree months. toe7 suddenly .Irn oY-
excal.en- crops.
The cr-p v.u depend largely On
Management - ne ted. enc avr-az-
result Icing about q ha'f pound 81,
each square s0o- ~ bed. IN gathering
ne crop % u0 cct ~rtn a knife Yl-
detsch ,ne mushrooms f-om ne stems
w.th "a quick visiting motion 90 -r-
hand BE- ms means - threads rr
ne TnyceliIm are 1~-ken. and smz
~-Ibe7cuies VIII form On me e7ds ~ ne
broken threads and VII eventually re-
lo!ce ne hear 81 The owner by be~om-
.ng ~f.d-fedged mushrooms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
FEW CARS
Only One Theft Reported In Past Two
Weeks.

Although numerous complaints have
been received by tho police Of automo-
biles found abandoned on the city
streets. there has been only one auto
mobile reported stolen within the past
two weeks. which the authorities here
are unable TO account for. II was
stated today.
Captain of Detectives Robert j.
Benson remarked that many OF the
ears found abandoned result from mis-
chief on the part of young men. In
many instances. IL was stated. the cars
are taken from their parking place
and driven perhaps three squares and
then left for tho owner To recover. Five
such cases have been reported within
the past week. the police say.
The detectives and police have been
cautioned TO he on the alert for per-
sons found tampering with automo-
bilcsA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
ARMOUR OF DELAWARE
WILL RUN BRANCHES
New Concern to Segregate Hi
nois Company's Industries
TO Conform to Law.

~ Associated rress 20 Eyery Evening. ,
Chicago. Dec. 2s--Armour and Com
pany Of Delaware. tho now corpora
IN tho Armour string. vas or
gained to acquire from tho Illinois
Company certain - ~ properties
and assets FOR the purposes 81 facili-
tating tho administration. and n
ranc.ng 81 its business according ~
n statement issued by j.. ogden
Armour.
Armour and Company 81 Delaware.
Mr.. Armour said. VIII assume control
= certain properties previously oper-
atcd as branches of Armour and
Company Of Illinois. including the
South American and Cuban business.
tho fertilizer works. the soap business
and other by products plants and ap-
proxima:ely t23. 900. 900 Of Investments
With this completed. u vas said,
Armour and Company 4 Illinois VII
consummate the segregation ~ its
industries IN accordance with tho gov
ernments packers act.
\ $50. 900. 900 block OF Armour and
Company - Delaware. preferred stock
has been listed on the Chicago stock
exchange. Mr.. Armour's statement
was issued in connection with this
move. In Il is explained the Pur-
pose Of the now corporation.
Tho proceeds from the sale = this
stock. Mr.. Armour said. along with
$4,000 600 % first mortgage bonds vii
' bee used % retire Outstanding : PEI
cent tom year convertible gold no,c.
amounting 10 $50. 900. 900. and cut.
standing 8 per cent serial convertible
gold deheutures. amounting To SOL,
697 200 for the reduction Of foatins
Indebtedness and for other corporal.
|
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
MAYOR HARVEY READY
TO SING FOR CHARITY
Kiwanis Quartet Preparing TO
Avail Itself OF James NJ.
Cinns' Offer.

Charles VI. Banks. manager ~ the
new Kiwanis Club quartet. said this
morning he would ondeavor 10 see
James n. Ginns. local theatre manager,
some time today. with a view 70 hav-
ing the quartet sing at n Of tho the
atres.
Tho quartet. which Is composed ~
Mayor Leroy Harvey. J.. Frank
Ayers. William NJ. Mask and Mr..
Banks, sang ~ the Kiwanis club lun-
cheon yesterday afternoon for the
FIRST time. as announced in n late edi-
ton OF Every Evening. II was accord
cd such n hearty reception that Mr..
Glnns. who Is a member OF the club
and was present. in response 10 tho
majors j%ocular announcement that
tho quartet r. ready for engage
mentg." said no would give tho quartet
S40O 20 sing for a week in one % the
local theatres n the money is devoted
70 tho clubs child welfare work.
Nothing further was done in tho
matter then. but Mr.. Ranks, who or
ganized the quartet and Is Hs man
ager. said today no expected n SOC
Mr.. Ginns and formally accept The
l~atter's kind offer. Tho mayor on
dcavored 70 got in touch with Mr
Ginns this morning. but without sue.
cess.
I'm ready 70 mn my part o. tho On.
gagement.' tho mayo told n reporter
Of Every Evening. Mr.. Banks said IN,
same thing and IL is believed all arr
willing. 50 n real treat seems % be ~
store Tor tho theatregoers Of Whining
ton. with tho mayor and his coliea.
CUES appearing on the professional
stage for n week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
PENNIMAN TO HEAD U. OF r.
Elected rs Academic Provost; Man
Wanted For Wood Post

Philadelphia, Dec. 2s-With the
election OF DIR. Josiah ". Penniman az
provost OF tho University OF Pennsyl-
vania yesterday the trustees Of that
institution today formally committed
themselves TO n system OF split ad-
mlnistration and must find a man 10
fil the newly created office OF presi-
dent Of the university.
DIR. Penniman. as provost will he
head OF all academic work in the uni
versity and chief Of the faculty mem
bers. The president will be tho ex-
ecutive and administrative head, taxi
ing over such functions. hitherto those
of tho traditional office Of provost,
which have to do with the university's
non-scholastic activities.
The immediate task ~ whoever is
chosen president probably will be 10
assume charge OF the $4,000. 900 en-
dowment campaign, already post
poned for over n year. due to Major
General Leonard Woods resignation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
TRAFFIC RESUMED
WHEN FOG LIFTS
on RIVER AND BAY
Mare Continued Until Early This
Morning. When il Was Dis
sipated by Rain.
PART OF GENERAL STORM

Traffic IN the Delaware river was
exain held up carly today by n con-
tinuancc % a blanket &C heavy fog
witch completely envelored tho river.
Tho limited ferry service on the
Wilson LINE. which was resumed yes
,eriay after the fog % tho night be-
fore. was again forced 20 stop last
risht. n was discontinued after 6
o'Uis 4 last night. AZ the same time
river passenger service between VIII
minston and Philadelphia was elimin
atcd Tho company ran "a limited
freight srrNicc between this city and
Philadelphia for a short time last
nisht 4 boat carrylng freight left this
ri'v ~ $50 last night. hut on account
a. tho f1g ~ did not reach Wilmington
On its return trip uutl go this morn
ins
The company stated this morning
that scr, Co on both tho Philadelphia
end rcnn's Grove routes had been re-
stunned and that all boats were running
on scheduled time.
Tho heavy fos also rlayeL havoc
with railroad schedules Trains ON both
,ho rcnnsl lvanla and Baltimore a
ohio railroads were from % Co 30 min
uira behind their scheduled time yes
terday.
Barry this morning tho fog lifted and
vain which mad been drilling al
Nighi. hcvnmc heavier In volume. \
strong wind also hcgan early this
morning All trafnc somaphorcs or
downtown streets. as well as safety
Huun markers had 10 he.rcnnovaa fhi.
worning. ro great was tho strength 81
tho wind Traf' officers were stat!onc,
en- an corners. however.
o. To- thought that tho heavy wine
this morning is part ~ tho storm
which ~ reported as having swept IN,
Atlantic Movement 81 ships on tn
Delaware Ray was 40 q standstill carl,
thiH murniug Reports received iron
chips Yesterday Indicated that - ~
f1rm were az anchor IN tho nciawar,
lay ana that more were arriving.
According @ word received iron
cape NAV. y. y. several small craft
presumably r-umrunncrs have been re-
ported as landing az that place
A STORY of terror az sea was brough
inio thr port ~ Ncw York when tn
s'eamcr Ia SaVoie arrived ycsterda,
a. hours late Ia SaVoic reported pick
ing up o. series of SOS messages frcr
the frcirh,er Tudors,rar and the.
t'arIng no more from her. Accordiu.
a. tho Sew York maritime register
the Tudorstrar had been reported n
losing hcr rudder and en- unknow'
vessel had ono - hcr aid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
CHINESE "FLAPPER- WINS.
Parents Concede That She Need Not
Marry Man They Selected.

Washington, Dec. 81 Mildred Lem
Wenn. tho Chinese "happer" has won
her light 30 marry when. whore and
whom she pleascs.
Mildred's family c%apitulatcd last
night following her protracted alb
soncc from her home here. Word was
sent 10 tho young Chinese girl. who
was in hiding. that n she would come
home there would be no wedding with
out her consent.
George Nun lee. who had expected
10 marry Mildred. prepared 10 return
tonight 10 New York. lie Is IN a bit
ter mood.
Under no circumstances" he do
clarcd, will 7 marry Mildred Wenn.
The wedding ~ on"
The "happer' sont word % her
homo yesterday that she would re.
main in hiding until George went back
TO New York. Her message brought
about her family's ca%pitulation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
NEW YEAR RECEPTION
At THE Y. NJ. c. A.
1t Will be Held Next Monday,
Beginning at 10 o'clock in
the Morning.

Plans have been completed by the
board OF directors and officers OF the
Y. VI. &. a. for their annual New
Years reception and open house.
which will be held next Monday. An
interesting program has been prepared
and the affair promises 10 Guido all
rrevious receptions held by the as
ISOLATION. The building will he open
all day and the public IS invited 10 be
present 10 inspect the building and 20
witness the exhibitions OF the various
departments.
The program for tho day viii com
mcnce at 10 o'clock I'm the morning.
with an exhibition of gymnastics by
the members of the Rangers gym
nasium class. This will conclude tho
events Of tho morning The exhibition
Will be resumed at go in the after
noon with a swimming meet and ex-
hIhitlon in the pool. Tho meet will he
doubly interesting because ~ the fact
that 20 viii bring togcthv eome ~
the most noted swimmers IN the city.
There viii also ~ exhibitions of va
rious forms of diving in the pool.
At S y. m. there will be a gymnastic
exhibition by the members Of the
Boys Division. who Will he assisted
by the Leaders Corps. This phase OF
tho program Will hc noteworthy be-
cause of the fact thu 10 will introduce
some Of tho best gymnasts Of the
association.
Throughout tho dav there viii b,
mus.c IN tho lobby by an orchestra
There will also be exhibits IN the va
rioUs departments Of the work don,
N the past year.
A. the conclusion ~ the program re,
freshments viii be served in the han.
quot hail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
roe TIrs Up RIVER TRAFFIC.
More Than - Vessels at Breakwaier
Awaiting TIT 81 ohscurlng Napor.

~ Associated Press % E,ery Evening.
Philadelphia. Dec. eS-Shippiug IN
ine Delaware .iNcr and hay has been
rtraiyged since Monday 10y ono ~ the
heaviest f'Cs ln years. More than
twenty fNe ships are az anchor AZ the
hreakwatcr. many 90 them sad - be
laden with perxhab,c freight destined
for his port. some already were far
brhlnd tholr schedule because % fcgs
Hnd sales encountered On tho voyage.
across tho Atlantic
Vessels which sailed from Phladei-
rhia four days aro FOR foreign ports
have beer unable 'n So beyond thc
Delaware Clpos
The foe also has seriously i1terfered
9TH railroad and trolley traf5c g.
It's section ana has resulted N n
rImher o. motor car accidents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
LA GRIPPE" GRIPS
MANY RESIDENTS
Reports of Cases Requested
From Doctors by Secretary
Mckinney Of Health Board.

Residents a. this city who BEGAN
somewhat alarmed over the prospect
OF n new epidemic Of "hu" will be re-
assured to some extent by n state
ment made this morning by DR..
Robert S. Mckinney. secretary Of tho
Board OF Health.
Yesterday DIR. Mckinney spoke or the
great number OF cases OF influenza
which exists in the city nj this time,
and urged doctors to report cases
coming under their notice 10 the
board promptly. Many persons,
reading OF DIR. McBirneyis statement.
were under the impression he referred
10 the disease known as Spanish In
nucnza, or "nu." which caused so much
suffering and death I'm Europe and
America in 1918.
Tho disease which DIR. Mckinney
really referred TO was tho form Of in
nucnza. known as la Grippe" Both
Of these words have the same mean
ing, Influenza" being taken from tho
Russian language. and Ia Grippe"
from the French. The disease is far
different from tho "nu." tho name by
which tho more deadly disease is
known.
DR.. Mckinney stressed his request
that doctors report all cases i'm
mediately. lie said there are. at the
present time, AZ least 75 cases OF in
nuenza in tho city which have not
been reported 70 the Board Of Health.
Influenza IS not n quarantinable
disease but IL highly cOntagiOu-. Per
sons suffering with 10 should bear In
mind that 81 is contagious. and act
accordingly. DR.. McBlrney said. Such
per,ons should stay away from all
places whore people %congregatc. avoid
e-Xpectorating prom!scuously. and II
compelled 10 sneeze or cough. cover
tho mouth and nose with n handkcr.
chief.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
GUN T0TeR PUNISHED.
Salvatore Montalone Fined
Sloo IN Municipal Court
This Morning.

Tasre - no occasion f1- any PEI
900. lrrcsner'Ns - v-now he NAY ~
90 cury conceded q dad weapon a;
me r~r remarked Depury Judg.
J o i- Municipal court mis- mor--
liz wheu no IMPOSED a fns ~ S4o1
IA cosis o- t1r alternate - serving
- mvrtns imprisonment. or saliva
TORE Mortalone 81 Philade.phia
The latter was arrested hy Police
'nn Rod, nhe.ser on the uosn.nE %
december l- while ~ was ahou- %
laard "a train OF, the French street
station ~ ths Pennsylvania Railroad.
When arrested. Montalono had con-
rrai,d co. hls person two loaded r.
Nrivors che Dor-s s1d
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
SCOUTS SEEK
HALF MILLION GOAL
Push for Membership Now On.
eliminates Next February
With 18th Anniversary.

president Warren e. Harding has
.ndorsed the anniversary roundup Of
The Roy Scouts of America. which iS
an effort 90 increase tho number Of
scouts by - per cent. and reach tho
half million mark by the 18Th anuivcr-
sary ~ February. There VIII be pre-
scented N MS behalf The Presidents
Flag 90 each ono % the u national
regional Ch1irncn whose region shows
that they have reached their quota.
Also, IN tho name OF tho President.
there viii be presented q etroamcr
20 each of the 500 local councils which
reaches It's goal: a smaller troop pen
nant 20 each individual scout troop in
;he country that reaches rs quota.
and perhaps also. an individual band
90 each scout in the troop which re
ccivcs tho troop award.
The T-routmastcrs' training curse
Will be discontinued until further not
ICE. 4 new class Of training Will D.,
started early IN the new year. and
70 IS likely that those scOutmastcre
who We're attending tho present class
vii lave an opportunity 10 complete
Their work. In the meantime 81 Is ad.
vsable % review tho Supplementary
reading as outlined .u one Of the for.
mer circulars.
Three scouts from Troop No. 81. II
charge OF Patrol Leader Wentworth
Devcrcll. assisted the Community Ser.
VIZ" w:th its Christmas entertainment
AZ The Playhouse. entitled While tn,
Christmas Candles Burn"
Charles MorfOrd. former patrol Lead
or If Troop No. q. now cadet at Yves
Point. visited and inspected Troo1
= last Tuesday night. Captain For
Of North East. Nd. was a visitor {,
headquarters this week.
Two nov c0!orcd troops viii he or
gan.zed al Howard High School Il
the near future.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
CAPT. S|MONTON TO
ENTERTAIN GOVERNOR
Guests at Luncheon Will Also
Include Republican Members
of Legislature.

Captain William y. Simonton. state
sc%nator-clcct from the First district
~ Wilmington. will entertain Cover
nor Dcnncy and the Republican mem
bcrs of the Legislature M a Cct-to-
Ecthcr lunchcon-mcctinG in Parlors
\ and Il ~ the Hotel du Pont tomor-
row afternoon. beginning az / o'clock.
Resides Governor Dcnncy tho follow
ing legislators viii he present:
State Senators william j.. Lutz. J.
G.lrin Highhcld, Jr.. John VI. Walker.
charles II. Iidgcly. Harry ". Niven
and Harry rrcttyman; Representa-
uv,s Harry II. Mari. James =. Nc
MinuS. Charles :. Lcdnum. William
T.. NIrdCu. Harry c.. Little. William
Lord. Douglas e. Alice. NUttcr Mar
Vel. William II. Carlisle. T.. Wilson Nc
Cahc. George IL. Short and Ward IL
short.