Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-05

practice economy they should not stn'
themselves TO such an extent AZ |"
Ice harmful and as for copies of the
House rules he said he understood cN-
cry attorney In the State would want
one. lie ala not think 200 copies woul'
be enough
Representative Uolcomb thought 200
too few and pointed out that the cost
FOR 200 and 500 would be 40 trihlng
that IL was hardly worth while TO LOT
IL stand In the way of properly fulilli-
ing the needs OF the House members
Representative Vrden, Republican
Wilmington. wanted to know what tbs
difference would amount TO and here
Representative Nelson declared II do
not make any difference what Il
amounted to because It was not the
actual cash value but the principal ~
the thing involved and for which they
were contendlng. He declared IL wHT
question OF whether they were GO
ing TO 40 on record as adopting pol
Toy OF economy OF were they to let
themselves get into the old familiar
rut OF extravaganza. the same ne
Legislatures I'm the past. lie said lac
"a
economic no matter II only 81 vac
to be saved or II $1,000 was to Zoe co.
served
The vote 10 amend the original mo-
tion to have 200 copies specified In
stead 81 500 was adopted. 2S IN favor
NJ and 4 against. Tho original mo-
ton 10 print zoo copies OF the rules
was then adopted by the unanimous
vote OF the ~ members present.
Tho first bin TO make its appearance
m the House was offered yesterday
afternoon by Representative Collins
Newark. Democrat. II was identified
- lpouse bill No. I. given two read
lngs and referred 20 the committed
on appropriations. II provides foi
an annual appropriation Of $500 &,
the s u. G. \.
Representative Joseph NJ. Brogan
I Wilmington. Democrat. moved that th'
senate Joint t-eeolution No bc glveT
first and second reading by the Houe,
which was done and hy motion Of the
same member u was lator adopted, l
provides the etnte librarian with au
thority ~ supply the House member
with stamps and supplies up 90 ar
amount equal 10 S25.
The House cOncurred i'm the Scnat,
resolution that when tho memhers ad
| iourncd yesterday they do go 20 NEE
at 1890 O'CLOCK next Monday morning
Adjournment had 10 be taken I'm thi
way for by merely a motion 10 woul,
neCeastate some 81 the members ~
pearing a. the state House on F'ri1a,
ara Saturday and al tho member
would no paid for the two dnys juf
the same as n thcy had been there
| The members refused 90 have thing
/ This way. or 10 accept any pay FOR day
! thev did not actually sit I'm scasio'
| so the Joint resolution was adopted an
| both branches will have a three da.
/ interval between sessions.
This WAS made necessary Target
/ by the fact that there Is no legialatro
I IN hand FOR tho consideration ~ eithe
/ Tho Senate or House. ny Nouda
however it Is believed the hills vi
begin ~ arrive and from then unit
February the last day on which nov
legislation vfu NO accepted 20 is No
! ueved there will no a regular flood q
bNls
While e wac foregoing concluEio
that John j. Hutton, Of DOvor. woul
he elected attorney for the House 40
cause of hts selection as the majorit
catr,is nominee. the Formally WI
gone through yesterday afternoon. II
was placed in nomination by Repre-
tentative Arthur T. Dawes Of Dove
lbenOcrat Represen' alive Harry {
Little. Republican. Of Beilefonte, IN
minority floor leader. nominated W.
Lam VI. Hope, OF Dover FOR the o1ic
b The vote resulted: Hutton. %. Inop
i H. Hutton was declared elected O
Speaker culver