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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-25
INFORMACIO'N GENERAL
Los POLICIAS vALENTIM Y DE
JESUS EN- LIBERTAD BAJO
s FIANZA.

4 FL sabado en- la tarde, cplnparecie-
ron ante el Hon. Juez 0dlin de la
Gorte Federal; los polfcfas 'insularest
Yictofiano de Jesus y aEnsebio yaler-
tin, quienes como recordailan nuestros
lectores, estanl rsicusadOs ante dicho
tribunal de un supllestD delito de ase-.
sinato. Ell jueEa0diiR al dirijirse a
los .referidos acusadas les manifesto.
que su abogado Jaime iSifre, Jr., habfa
presentado una moci0n, para que la
Corte les fijase fianza Y poder per-
manecer en- libertad provisional. FL
juez tambien les die que cuando el
resolyi6 someter el caso presente Ia
Corte Suprema de, Estados Unidos en-
uno de los dfas del mes de mayo pa
sado, les prometi6. que 81 este asunto,
no .estaba resuelto, para cuando ter
minasen las sesiones de la Corte, no
tendrfa Inconvenience. en- considerar
una nueva moci0n para asf poderles
bsenaIar fianza. Este caso-dijo er'
EjuezG estaA bajjotF considef3acii56n del Tri-
-bunaiN supfe4no desde3 81 mes ide slda-.
l,yo, = segdn noSttffarfas dfe obrah eli -iiihf
lpoder este tribunal tiefe pehdiente por
EfesolEer airededafs de 100 Scaafs6s. T CO.
Imo podran verJahteda& su 6sunt6 no
Eha sido resuelto con la rapidez que
'gyo eapeFa lAtl } FaTo GeIl Sueas if,feo desde
lauegol Htni0tistedtIs serano2es eulpaRles
de ,esaE9tE o5aaa tagre9Gaaa ode a1e.pare-
ltfa salgoladdrOl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ptir
smds tiempo. pendienta de ,que .EG Cor
tste Suprema resuelya este asunto, Y co.
mo probablemente no 10 res0lvefa has
ta despues del mes de Octubre, de
acnerdo con la faeultad discrecional
lque la ley me confiere. en- estos casos,
Ey en- virtud de la moci6n presentada
por su abogado senior Sifre, les voy
sefalar una fianza- de $4,000 cada
uno, para que puedan gozar de la Ii
bertad, hasta tanto, el asunto quede
resuelto en- Washington. ..,.,'.,,o
FlifEmarop Firm Iqa IL ifianza fFl "a ppr Egsehio Mar
hentffpp, don Rafael fsalhiian Fabian v don Ig7
h hacio Es PEseilaIgarkifan9; Ig por Yicterianp
de Jesds don dkognh5qqis L5qis FsSynaPdfz sS dg Yiias
don Il Seclllo shfp9 9M2fE2n !}E9as sucspb saib aa2
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-25

Sc vENDE un lote de terreno aproxi-
madamente 1000 metros, Gale Coraz6n
de Jesus Monte Flores) distrito resi-
dencial. Precio de sacrifcio. Infornna-
ra Enrique Campillo. Gale cruA ~ Tfi
iefOno 698i negro.ah':: uls % Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-25
ia ,oibcoNbEfeENcfA onis ,ooi1to

y Esta aiSfrdtahd5 ndeh hd6s qHesego de-
iiceneia,t hueAtr6f' festiinaa0 amigo 4 Ell
ijoyehlbaHquetSi 9on' Hinibefeo B6za6,
Subgefentee deli Anferieahe g6l8Aiald
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-25
EsPEC'FBCUE0s..

Cine Tres Banderas.-Estren de la
magnffica cinta en- 8 8.actos, "Su Bue-
ma Estrella'. por Doris Kenyon, Ro-
bert Edenson y Barney Sherry.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-25

] iEl sabadospSr Ia ,nlatabd f4 discu-
tido en- la Corte Federal nuevamente
aslntq ssl AmegiGGaR AgmeefGR fel9abial feglPgab Blk Bank
vs. The spsGifa9lltiY ShgPl IlS S9e AlrMtppoy A M y. es
INC aqisbrsas Tia c9Ete sE eObSP fbssPFesso esso66ss 66s
h4leF olSgi a aFgggfnaS sSi Sb sfagegESi egS
letrqaa9s HBS HBSSlna oBpfa Bpa s. ggsfia@9a99ffsss @ 99ffsss
II .aV ff5yit51.. ..sffeg!z1 ss1IY8G ,n955f
~ Ia orHden ,9ue que allteyiormgsednte ants hahltAp
dietado en- cuanto a Ia reclamaci8n de
dbn Eduardo Giorgetti contra la cor
pbraei0n y el sfndicos nqnlbradpI poe RorI y, p,
Gorte en-. el sentido de que Sc. adsudan,
al seior Giorgetti las renfas, Ropr "a d
ocupaci6n del edificio, menos 81 va,
lor del ascensor que esta adherido Y
forma parte del mismo edificio, dejan-
do pendiente de discutir para el vier-I
mes de esta semana Ell otro punto de
la reclamation sobre el ascensor y prio
ridad prelaci6n de creditos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-25
AV'ISO

u La Porto Rico Ice Company,
avisa a sds 4clientes que a par
tir del dia / de julio pr6ximo
cesara de distribuir y vender
hielo en- San Juan, Puerta de
TERRA, Santurce, Hato Rey, Rio
Piedras y Bayam6n.
T0d0s aquellos clientes que
para esa fecEa tengan en- SUI
poder libr0s de Cupones sin ter
niinar, Sc serviran pasar por
'nuestra oficina, Allen Sc, desde
lel alsl5 de julio v a las horas
de Q "a Ii por Ia manana y de q
a 5 p0r la tarde, para reinte-
grarles en- metalicO el importe de
dichos cupones.
La Porto Rico Ice Company,
Sc complace al nlismo tempo en-
anunciar que estara de nuevo
en- eI mercado tan pronto como
este funcionando Ia moderna
planta de hielO que va a instalar
la corporation 'Insular Ice Plan.
Porto Rico Ice Company
Por PEDRO G. GOYCO,
General Manager.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-25
A V Is 0

Ell Consulate de Espana en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico, desea tener no.
Hticias del paraderO del slbdito espa-
iiol FRANCISCO PELAEZ RODRI-
GUEZ, de quien Inicamente Sc sabe
que en- Ell ano de 1890 residia en- la
.calle de la Fortaleza No. 21, estable-
cimiento de 6ptica.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, % de Ju-
nio~1923.
Ell Consul de Espaha,
ERNESTO FREYRE.
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
NOBODY CLAIMS
DEAD NEGRESS

Alice Milburn, "A. Negress, who
was taken from 7O3 dupont street TO
the Delaware Hospital on Tuesday.
suffering with pneumonia. died at
the hospital last night. The body
was taken in charge by Deputy Cor
oner Elliott. and is now unclaimed at
his morgue. sos West Fourth street.
The residents OF the house from
where the woman was taken, dis
claim all knowledge OF who the
woman is. saying. she roomed there
for a few weeks on several different
occasions. They say she frequently
visited Chester and Philadelphia.
staying for weeks. then returning TO
retake her room.
Deputy Coroner Elliott said this
morning that unless some one claims
the body within few hours he viii
be forced to inter II in the "Potter's
Field" al Farnhurst. The dead wo-
man is OF light complexion. weigh
ing about 150 pounds, and about
feet inches tall.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05

WRISTS,ONE
HANGS SELF
LOughlin. Former Soldier,
Left Note He Couldn't
Endure Pain
CLOTHES LINE MOOSE
USED BY J. H. MASON

Leaving a note addressed 10 The
Evening journal saving he was un-
able longer 10 suffer the pain OF
tuberculosis contracted when he was
soldier during the war. Joseph
Loughiin. aged about As. at one time
a pugilist known i'm the sporting fra
ternity as Joe McGuirk. ended his
life by severing the arteries OF his
wrists at Brandywine SanitarIum.
near Brandywine Springs early this
morning.
Charles Harry Mason. aged 50
years. conductor OF the Whining
ton and Philadelphia Traction Com
pany. in a m OF dependency ended
his life by hanging himself with
clothes line in the cellar OF the home
of his son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. James r. l.. Taylor 2lO6
Biddle street. where he made his
home. yesterday afternoon.
Joseph Loughlin under the name
OF Joe McGuirk." fought many bat
ties IN the festherweisht class. at
(Continued on Page Twenty-Five
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
MOVIE" CONGRESS
OPPOSES ARBUCKLE

NEW YORK. Jan. 5 OUnited
Press VIII "A. Hays. film mentor,
today has instructions from film
dom's National Congress. which
he created. 10 advise the motion pic
ture industry that the latter opposes
exhibition OF Roscoe (Fattyl Ar
buckle pictures.
The committee on public relations
OF the motion picture producers.
composed of representatives OF so
cial welfare. civic and industrial or
ganizations throughout the country
a. ito meeting late yesterday sharply
disagreed with Hays on the ques-
tion OF Arbuck,e being allowed to
come back"
Fifty men and women present
after debate commended Hays mo-
tives OF olive and help live but
urged that any consideration shown
Arbuckle as an Individual he along
lines not involving his appearance as
a movie actor. Ii was held that his
re-appearance ON the screen would
he entirely detrimental TO the
youth of America"
HAYS announced that he would
pass the recommendations along to
the movie producers.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
FATE OF H. S. PREPARATIONS
PARLEY UP TO FRANCE

Of state Hughes the following in
formation;
]. What Instructions have been
given American unoficial observers
seyt to- Europe IN various connec-
tions
2. What steps This Government
has taken or ls contemplating with
view 10 assisting Europe econo-
mlcally.
3. Hughes opln.o or the Robin
son bin.
The reperauons plans OF Hughes
have been transmitted Officially to
Pars and all further action 10y this
Government in connection with the
proposal 90 settle the European
crisis hinges on whether France viii
be willing To- participate in any such
effort with the United States and
the other Allies
This Government does NOT desire
90 be a dictator or an arbiter and
an 10 can do is to oner friendly
suggestions and advice.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05

IN MOVE To
RAP HANDY
Majority Senators Aim to
Slash Salary of Republi-
can Titling Official
WANT TO ABOLISH
BANK SUPERVISOR
stan Correspondent.

DOVER. Jan. 5.-That the Demo-
cratic Senators have their axes out
after certain Republican state Off
cials was demonstrated by action
taken by the Senators at confer
ence held yesterday afternoon.
n the plan or the Democratic
Senators is carried out. former
Senator Wallace :. Handy. who was
President protein of the Senate
Two years ago. will probably be the
first one 20 feel the axe. Mr. Handy
i. motor vehicle titling clerk. in the
office of Secretary of STATE Benson.
He was appointed by the Secretary
of state. under law passed 10y the
last legislature. His salary. which
is fixed by Secretary of state Ben
son. is said 20 be $500 month
The Democratic State Senators.
Continued on i-aAr 1veniy-two)
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
22KILLED BY
RACE RIOTING
IN FLORIDA
Whites, Blacks Shot Down
After Negro Attacks
Young Girl
NEW MOB PREPARES
TO KILL OTHERS

ROSEWOOD. Fla Jan. Omit
Cd Press) twenty-five Negroes
and whites are dead in a race riot
which has ragged here since last
night.
Hundreds OF white men heavily
armed poured into Rosewood today
to re nforce the handful standing
guard over barricaded Negro
house in which a score OF blacks
are hiding
Rosds lead.rg 10 Rosewood were
thronged with reinforcement early
today and sanguinary battle was
momeniariiy expected
The blockhouse OF the blacks will
BE- stormed when the forces have
gathered. it was feared Fears were
expressed that the outbreak would
spread 10 surrounding sections OF
the State.
The dead included two whites and
twenty Negroes. Many others were
injured in the outbreak. which fol-
lowed an attack on young white
girl and climaxed in an attempt OF
Continued on Page ThlrteeDj
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
MILITIA GUARDS
MURDER PROBE
90 Witnesses Ready 10 Tell
of MorehouSe Parish
Terrorism
VICTIMS WIFE,
FATHER THERE

BAsTRoP La. Jan. Omitted
Press) Responsibility for terror
ism and outlwry in Morehouse Par
lsh is 10 be fixed In open hearing
here today.
sixty witnesses were expected to
voluntarily describe the brutal muir
der or Watt Daniels and Thomas
Richards and other attacks or mask
ed men. sixty others probably VIII
be forced TO testify in court In the
exposure OF hooded mobs, Il was
learned
On recommendation OF Attorney
General COCO the hearing was adj
journed this morning until 2 O'Clock
Crowds thronged 10 the little
Continued IN .'age Thirteen)
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
SAY GROCERY WAS
ALCOHOL, VINE CACHE

Five gallons or alcohol and three
barrels Of wine are said 10 have heen
found In raid on the grocery store
and dwelling OF Philip Brakeman.
Pennsy yivania avenue and DUPONT
street yesterday. The raid was made
by Frank r. Haley special agent for
the law and order Society. and fed
era officers.
Braderman was first charged with
Illegal possession OF liquor and in
Munlcipa Court this morning As
sistant city solicitor Green lodged
an additional charge against him OF
selling liquor
Hearing of The case was continued
until next Wednesday by Judge
Hastings a The request or David !.
Reinhardt. counsel for Brakeman
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05

wAsHrNGToE. Jan. Omitted
Press) The fate ot the American
proposal for a commission or con-
ference OF experts TO recommend q
German reparations figure now rests
squarelv with france.
The proposal or the United states
is before the French government
and this country is waiting for re
PLY a. TO whether the plan Is ac-
ceptable to France. it was drFlared
suihoritatively AZ the state Depart
ment today.
The Senate foreign relations com
mittee today %. considering the Rob-
lnson bill for official American rep
resentation on the reparatlons COM
mission decided 10 do nothing about
the measure until fun information
has been obtained from the state
Department concerning parucipa-
tion in European affairs.
The committee instructed Sena-
tor Lodge to obtain from Secretary
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
SENATE ASKS
WITHDRAWAL
OF !. S. FORCE
Will Join British in With
drawing Troops From
the Rhine
GERMANY LOOKS TO
AMERICA FOR AID

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-United
Press )-American troops on the
Rhine may be Withdrawn In the near
future. Secretary of War Weeks de-
clared today after the meeting of
President Harding and his cabinet
at which the precarlous European
situation brought about by the col
lapse of the Premicrs' conference
In Paris was dlscussd.
Weeks stated that no Orders had
been sent to Gen. Allen. commander
OF the American forces. hut said that
there j. a prospect of ordering the
Continued on Page Thirteen)
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
WIFE OBJECTS TO
SLEEPING NEAR RAZOR

Albert Lucas. Negro. was accused
by his wife in Municipal Court This
morning Of neglecting 20 provide
proper support for her and OF go
ins To bed with razor after ne had
hit her and threatened her with a
knife. Albert also impressed on her
sometime ago. the wife said that II
he ever had 10 so TO jail on her ac-
count he would blow her brains out
when ne got out"
Judge Hastings continued the case
OF the Negro, VINO was charged with
non-support and carrying concealed
razor, for one week.
The Lucas domestic difficulties
have been a source or much bother
TO the court for sometime past.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
MrcH WORK ron CORONER.

Coroner Charles A. Taylor. dur
ing his first three davs in Office was
called upon TO investigate FIVE sud
den deaths. In three Of the cases
all Negroes. Major Blackson. Steph-
en- Congo and Richard Anderson,
death was due TO natural causes.
and gave certificates accordingly.
He VIII hold an inquest tonight
on the death Of Joseph kowalsky.
who was shot on New Years morn
ing. and still has remaining for In
vestigations the two suicides OF last
night.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
NAME JONES
PRESIDENT OF
LEVY COURT
Wilmington Member Elected
on 56th Ballot This
Morning
STEWART MAKES
THE NOMINATION

Frank Z. Jones Republican hold
over member m the New Castle
County Levy Court. was elected
pres dent of that body at 11.2O
o'clock this morning hv a vote Of :
to o The deadlock was broken by
The three Democratic members OF
the court voting for Mr.. Jones. Mr..
Wright and Mr. Bail, Republicans.
voted FOR Mr.. Jones
The election came on the fourth
ballot today or the 5Gth ballot taken
s.nco last TUESDAY when an attempt
was first made TO affect organiza-
tion or tho court
That the deadlock was 20 he
broken today was apparent shortly
O'Clock. PrioD 10 the session Mr..
stewart. who had opposed Mr.. Ball
heretofore for the presidency of the
court. sad he was out OF the fight.
At That time he announced his plan
TO nominate Mr.. Jones 10 satisfy Mr..
Ra1. his opponent. who had con
ter'ied that an old or hold-over
member or the cour, should have
Tho Office
The attendance at todsy's session
Of The Court was the largest Of the
week and AT the announcement by
James +. McIvor. clerk. Of the cleo
tioT NJ Mr. Jones, the applause OF
thc spectators prevented The vote
from being polie6 Mr. Buckson.
7mporary chairman. made no ef-
a. % 20 sion ihe applause.
D. Mr. Wright. who had voted
|, foIshout she contes, for Mr.. Bail.
'4s the FIRST member on Tho floor
congratulate Mr.. Jones. Mr.. Ball
Continued on Page Thirteen.)
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
TWO SHOTS WOUND
SL0VAKIA MINISTER

PRAGUE. Jan. 5-CCnited Press)
Al. Raschiu. Finance Minister OF
Czecho- -Slovakia was shot twice by
an anarchist while driving to his
bureau this morning.
NJ Baisin was hurried to a nearby
hospital where it was reported his
wounds were serious.
A bank employe named Saipal
was held following the shooting. IL
was charged he hred twice al The
Finance Minister. each shot taking
effect
Bankers Of Czecho Slovakia have
been bitterly opposed 10 Rsschin's
currency reforms and the charge
was made after the attack hat I'm
auc.al enemies of The minister were
behind The attempt on his life.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
MRS. ELLA :. EVANS DIES.

Special TO The Evening Journal
Ella l.. Evans aged 33 years. wife
of Scott Evans. OF Lewes. died al
her home Tuesday morning. OF
pneumonia. The funeral was held
This afternoon. Her husband and
three small children survive.
Mrs. Laura Mustard. wife Of Edgar
B Mustard. died suddenly of heart
trouble Wednesday. aged 50 years.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon. She il survived 10y her
husband one daughter, Mrs. Eta
Yoken Millersburg Pa. and one
son, Edgar B. Mustard. Jr.. Angola.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
SIZE THE MoVIEs ToMoRRow

Invitations 10 the Movies are eS-
tended 10 six persons today through
our CLASSIFIED Advertising Depart
nlent Look through the classified
sdvs end 4 your lame Is there come
to the Journal office and receive free
tickets for two Cwar tax PAID 70
see the special production. Thons1s
Meishan. in The Man who saw
Tomorrow. at the Queen and 'Th>
Prisoner OF Zenda. at the Arcadia
Saturday night See PAGE ,, bs<@y-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
COAL SHORTAGE
DEFERS SERVICES

Evangellstic services planned Tor
the SLOAN NJ. r.. Church AZ Bethel
have been Indefinitely poeiporej on
account OF the coal shortage Rev.
W. A. Ellis has announced.
Arrangements were n AIDE .wo
weeks ago Tor the services % begin
this week. but when the coal ,3p-
ply petered out. the pastor decided
frigid atmosphere al n'-his was
not conducive TO revival.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
SYKES PROMISES
TO STAY ON TRUCK

Abandoning a truck he drives at
Twelfth and Walnut streets yester-
day. James Sykes. Negro, chased his
wife. shouting I'm going TO get
you" the wife testified in Municipal
Court this morning when James was
charged with disorderly conduct.
Mrs. Sykes said her husband
keeps after her all the time, be-
cause he does not want to pay her a
50 a week nOn-support order,
James expressed a willingness 10
pay the order and cease bothering
his wife. whereupon Judge Hastings
continued the case until January %.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
MAY BID FOR
PRINTINGFOR
LEGISLATURE
Action of Some Democratic
Members Hits at Rich
Pickings
INSIST COMPETITIVE
PROPOSALS REQUIRED
stan Correspondent.

stan Correspondent.
DOVER. Jan. 5.--That there Is a
difference. Of opinion among Dem
ocratic members OF the House as
TO just how far they should go with
the program OF economy TO which
they are pledged both by their par
~ platform and by individual
pledges made during the campaign
developed during discussion of the
printing of the Houle rule books
yesterday afternoon. As result
OF the discussion all printing or
dered by the House committee 'on
printing in the future will be by
competitive bidding.
Early in the afternoon the House
on motion of Representative Hol-
comb ordered that 500 copies Of the
House rules be printed in pamphlet
form which has been the custom
AIRY order for years. About IN e
time the House recessed for 5 min
utes and during the recess one OF
the State House janltors brought a
CContinued IN PAGE Thlrteen)
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
This FISH TALE
!. !. TANGLES Three
ST.
ldge, Attorney and Dealer
Mixed Up Over open
Mouth Bass
ENDING HEARING
FOOD MAY SPOIL

Detectives Riley and Pierce yes
'day demonstrated he value OF
cir fishing experience and knowl-
ge of The fish laws when they saw
sn-mouth bass offe-ed for sale. at
store of Bernard Weins,raub.
W second street. and as a con-
.uence. presented Judge Hastings
} Assistant City Solicitor Green
m FISH puzzle in Municipal Court
Is morning.
When Weinstraub. who is charged
nh violating the FISH laws. was ar
gned IN court. he said he was not
pared for hearing as he desired
ibtain counsel. That the fish. il
Continued on Page Nine)
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
GORGE, BACK, HAS
9 MONTHS TO SERVE

When George Dumpson. Negro.
was arraigned in Municipal Court
, hls morning on a charge of assault
nd battery on his wife. it developed
g. tnat he had never perfected an ap-
peal taken by him last September
Nhen the Court sentenced him to
20 hree months imprisonment on a
> harge Of carrying concealed a
/, ieadly weapon.
, Judge Hastings. therefore. resen-
r enced George 20 three months i'm
'e iscnment on the Old charge and
A six months Imprisonment TO
h, art at the expiration OF the other
NJ ntence. on the charge Of assault
An artery on his wife.
8ro, 6. Dumpson said her husha nd
eet Ter and then cut her with
5yn1-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-05
WORRIESPILE
Up EARLY FOR
LEGISLATORS
Democratic Leaders to
Shape Plans for Majority
in Assembly
STEERING BOARD TO
CONFER ON MONDAY
stan Correspondent.

DOVER Jan. democratic
leaders or the Senate and House are
planning TO hurry up the work OF in
Producing bills as soon as the Legis-
lature reconvenes on Monday. A re-
cess was taken from yesterday after
noon until 1890 o'clock Monday
morning under a concurrent resolu-
tion adopted 10y both houses. The
reason for this. il was said. was a
lack OF business. 1t is urged that
persons having proposed legislation
have il introduced as soon as pos
sible so that il can be considered
early.
4 meeting OF the Demcratic Ad-
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