Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
BILL TO MAKE
PROVISION FOR PER-
MANENT REGISTRATION

Although tho bin provides for
| permanent registration. there would
stili be Ave registration days under is
provisions. while IN the opinion ~
some Senators. n tho State Ia 20 have
n permanent registration law IA
matter Of economy. tho reglstration
days should be cut down 20 ono 90
two. when those voters not already
registered and those becoming ~ age
would have the chance 10 qualify.
Governor Make. a Can.
Tho senate convened AZ 10 40 o'cloclr
with Northumberland =. u Rush
presiding. The members wo,e M
their ease pending committee. re-
port. when Governor William u Den
ney walked into tho chamber Tho
members Immediately arose 20 their
feet IN honor ~ HE presence hut
he explained - wac not an official call.
and that he was th-e on a social
vlslt only TO tho Individual members.
lie shook hands with all ~ them and
chatted
Members NJ tho House were called
10 order az 1915 O'Clock by Speaker
culver. Chaplain e. W. clark. In Of
fering prayer. asked FOR Divine guild
ance z" The members IN their con-
sderation ~ an legislation coming 70
their attention during tho day.
Tho roll call showed "a members
present Among them was Represen-
tative Ward II short. Republican. Of
Loves. who took his scat for tho first
time today lie has been 81 and while
not In the best ~ health NJ present.
decided hot 20 remain away from the
sessions any longer.
Immediately after roll call he was
sworn In by Speaker Culver NJ tho TO
quest ~ Representative d'tle. min
orlty noos leader
, Protest Against school Law.
Speaker Culver presented and had
read n letter signed by Edwin A.
Thompson ~ Rrnndywine Springs.
: which contained a TRADE aFains, tho
resent school law. Tho writer term
od II tho most abominanlo tho state
has ever had "
, Ile declared no people are taxed
too much for R~hoo' purposes and thai
+ 'hov ID not got any re'urn FOR their
money paid IN fRXea To called Ct
! tontion 10 tho lock ~ tranRporta'io Zion
> facilities for tho rchool children and
I objected 10 any child living throa
: miles or moro from a school He ad
= vocated bringing fhe school 10 tho
child instead ~ tho child 20 the
school"
Another letter 20 tho Speaker N
he House wna signed by Mrs Y ~
Morris. corresponding secretary of m,
Womsn's Home Makers Comnunft,
club ~ Se'hyviile She advocated d
large appropriation FOR better houslna
facilities for the school children o.
ih~ State.
Roth communication gvere raferro,
20 tho committee on education
Insisted on journal Reading.
r Enorts were made 10 dispense Will
ho reading Of tho journal tho sam.
as has been done every day tho Hous
has been IN session but Representa-
Nv, COLLINS objected this morning. ~
= said tho journal should be read. 80 On
members would know what 30 con
aimed and how 70 - handled. 40 the
could oth~~wiso frmilarize thornselve
with its makeup n wns read a
n through.
Representativ, Hoico1Db announce
hat all bills presented 20 tho Houe
p, must 30 typewritten IN nvs copie
"A This will greatly facilitate tho vor
n, = tho House.
p, The House a. II O5 o'clock ordere
.r recess until 80 o'clock this after
a noon.
H. Automobile interests.
10 r. T. Graham. chairman 81 n
y. legislative committee az tho Dolnwas
M Automobile Assoc iation. came 20 Dow.
At this morning IN The interests Of p
r. automobile people Mr.. Graham "a
w no was here simply 20 look I'D ar
ht legislation offered 70 date. or whis
n may be offered. pertaining % q
ny automobile interests q the State.
'e Caucus. But Nothing 70 II.
,o Republican members %, the Hon
:, held caucus. his morning. -befo
-, the Houee was called into session. o.
az att~ward those who attended 81 o.
o., piained 70 was called for no partiruL
IA reason. but simply 10 talk over the
,o plans FOR action. They claimed IN,
had no particular subject 20 discu
-, this morning