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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-22
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

Several practice games will be
played by the volley ball team of the
local Y. M. C. A. next week in prep
aration for the coming tr~i-state
tournament.
By careful matchmaking, the pro-
motors of the National Sport Club,
can return boxing to the standard
1t enjoyed prior to Thursday nights
show.
Basketball fans in this vicinity
look for a hard battle between the
reorganized Harmony quintet and
the Perth Amboys. on the Auditor
ium court tonight.
Unexpected was the setback en-
countered by the local Elks team in
the state league. on the local alleys,
Thursday night. The local represen-
tatives will have a real fight to re-
gain their old berth at the top of the
circuit.
With the two big guns" of the
New York Giants baseball Club,
John McGraw and Hugh Jennings,
back in this country, new life in big
league trading is looked for. The
Hornsby case may now be disposed
of.
Coach Wisner, OF the local high
school, is DESTROYS of having n big
list of events in field and track ath-
%letics, for the last half of this years.
term.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-22
Christmas Trade and
Co-ordinated Service

What would the Christmas shoppers do without local
transportation? What would the shops do? What would
become of the Christmas trade?
Trade and commerce simply can't get along without
transportation. This applies locally as well as IN its
broadcast sense. 1t applies not only during the Christ
mas season but throughout the entire year.
It's the same way with industry. Men and women must
be carried to and from work every workday.
So that if trade and industry and the people gener-
ally must have transportation it follows that they
want the best and safest and cheapest transportation
they can get.
There is but one way to produce that kind OF service.
That is by using trolleys and buses SO as to retain tor
the riders the advantages of each and get rld OF the
disadvantages of useless duplication of facilities.
In a word, your interest, everybody's interest, would be
best served by Co-ordinated Service under a single
management.
Public Service RaiLUay Company.
THOMAS N. MccARTER, President
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-22

Referee--Mc Carthy.
u. G. G. to Travel

The Ukranian Catholic Club Flyers
will travel to Woodbridge tonight
where they will face the Woodbridge
Parish House team. Ginda, Sroka,
Starch, Xuro, Maloy and Reybok will
line up with the locals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-22

Andrew Anderson and his Garfield
bowling team, of Amboy avenue, will
endeavor to hand out a setback to
the Lincoln firemen, in a postponed
match, on the Argonne alleys to-
night. 1t is the first Saturday league
match to be rolled this season.
The victory of the McClellans at
the expense OF the Libertys, on
Thursday night enabled the outer
State street team to go into second
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-22
R. A. C. BOWLERS TAKE
MATCH FROM so. RIVER

Andy's Argonne r. A. c. bowling
team made a clean sweep in a match
with a South River five, on the Ar
gonne alleys, last night. A return
match will be rolled at South River
in the near future.
Tho acnra:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-22
ORIOLES annex SECOND
VICTORY FOR THIS WEEK

In their third game this week,
the Orioles basketball team, of this
city, defeated the Columbus Cadets
last night by a 1928 score. T. Ras-
mussen was high cor for the
Orioles, while Kochek featured for
the cadets.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-22

This city will be we'll represented
at the boxing show to be presented
i'm the Newark armory on New
Years afternoon. An all star card
has been arranged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-22

A. great many bowlers of the local
Elks lodge are DESTROYS of continu-
ing the present five man six team
league at present being run at the
clubhouse.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-02
If Ruptmed
Try This Free
Apply il TO Any Rupture, Old
or Recent, Large or Small,
and You Are on the Road
That Has Convinced
Thousands.
Sent FREE to Prove This

Any one rupture1. man. woman % chld
should write a. once 10 W. :. Rice. Isl .
Main street Adams y. Y, for a FRYE tria
Of his wonderful stimulating application
Just pat it on the rupture and the mgsclee
begin TO tighten. they begin 20 bind
together 80 that the Opcning closes
naturally and the need of support e
tr7ls, or appliance II then done away vita
Don't ncseiect 10 send for this free trial
Even N your ruptur. doesn't bother YOU
~hat is The use OF wearing supports al youl
NE WHY suffer this nui >aDcef Why run
the risk 81 gangrene and such dangers from
A small and Innocent little rupture. the sinf
that has tnrosu thousands on the opera5-
ms table, A host OF men and women are
dsi, runnins such risk Just bccau ~ thor
rupturcs do not hurt nor prevent them
nom getting around. Write 81 once ,of
this tree .riAl, A. 10 Is certainly n WONDER
ell thing and has 1iCeJ in the cure ~
rupturVs that serc as big as = man tao
nsts Try AID write ~ onee. using tho
coupon below.
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LOST DEPOS|TORS HAVE
s35,ODO,OOO IN BANKS
Congress May Shift Idle Money
Into Golfers Of Our
Government.

Washington, Jan. 2s-EsumD'es ~
government eNperts are hat nearly
f55. 900. 900 IN dormant or unclaimed
balances arc lying .die in national
banks through the country for lack
81 Congressional action on recon-
menGa ions OF treasury officials.
MsInbrrs Of Congressional commit
tees 20 whose attention The sUb)ec, rms
been called say mo original suggestion
Of former Controller Of the Currency
John Shelton Williams that these MIL
llons should come 20 the sovernment
has been lost IN the shufre 81 cum
nittse routine. But several members
Tow Intend 20 bring the matter 40
FOR action With view % making nee
/ tionsi treasury funds.
/ Not since 1917. when former On
/ troller williams oanvassed the sitrra-
/ ton in a periodic call FOR report, or
/ condition Of hanks. has an accurate
statement OF the size u the dormant
funds been made. However. percent
age comparisons indicate that the
present total - between S33. 900, 0o9
and s3j.0O0. 900. ard possibly larger
because rhs war probably added great
~ % the list Of "idNi depositors."
In formal Recommendation o.
Congress In 1917. and each year % his
term subsequently. Controller WI
Hams urged legislation 80 require
long dormant balances % - depositef
in the United States Treasury."
The present Controller. -. r
Crisslnger. repeated these reoornrner-
dations 20 Congress. taking them YER
batlm from his predecessOr's report
Crisslnger expects % renew this TO-
auest again in MS forthcoming report
Mr. slKafns suggested that the laV
, compel all national banks % EurTer
/ der All sums % money heid by therr
20 the credit OF dsDosifo-s who have
not checked against their accourif
who have not added 20 th.f- bsis-sS'
Iby new deposits exclusive = stem
which may have been credited p
thee accounts BY fh~ bank .t>css oi
. a~~a... = interest or other oorec
> ..or rot made directly by ne Dc
> pos..Dri for period 81 seven years .
more. ssuch sums when r-anSser-~t q
the Treasury BY the national t.s-i>s .
be accompanied by AL Information
T. which the hank may Doe>~ss Az 90 .,
r. Whereabouts 80 the a.. known Al
= dress of the next % IN - th- A.
r. po~i,or"
d In many cas-s . e claimed ,ss
e he hanks" the report rernA-kec. q
% not know The vghereabouts or pre>-r
> address Of the depositors. There
l. reason 20 behsv. that IN many cssw
y dspos'to~s are not aware ~ ,h>s
= ialancAs remaining 20 heir cr~di
"A and. as The banks consife- q 70 the
+. interest 10 hold on % deposits "a Ion
as possible. u = obvious that con
banks have not used due diligence
looa,s the owners Of these dorTns'
~ balsnccs
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Isaac W Belts

Isaac W Belts. Democrat. O. Fred
erica. was born IN Ruc'-s county. Pa.
on May 5. lS4s. q son o. stephen *.
Belts and Rebecca V. Belts. deceased
lie was educated IN the public schools
%. Pennsylvania and a; P!erce's Bue!-
ness College, Philadelphia, OF which he
: a graduate. For 20 years he was
a managing salesman % the Deer.ng
Harvesting Machine Co. and Tor 20
years a managing salermn OF the Amer
can Agricultural Chemical Co. OF New
Nork. RE Is now on the retired list
e. The latter company. lie rs a MEM
b~r " the 4. +. and A. NJ. Temple
Lodge. No. 9. % Milford the Jr. o. L.
\. NJ: The Red Men and the Tall
Cedars OF Lebanon. he is a member
q the Official board OF the Federal VI
Z. Church He is married and has
two children. Jennette r. and Isaac
W. Bette Jr
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publican, representative from the Sixth
district OF New Castle county, was
born IN MIL Creek hundred on April
IL. 1892, a son OF George W. and Flor
ence y. Little. deceased He WAS edu-
Gated IN the public schools. at Goldey
College and az the University OF Penn
sylvan!a. lie Is commercial agent
for the Wilmington Steamboat CD. and
is a former commissioner OF Bellefonte.
lie IL a member of Armstrong Lodge
No. 26, \. +. 4 4. NJ. Delta Chapter No.
6, X. a. NJ. 81. Johns Commandery.
N. r., Brandywine Forest. T. G. of l..
I.u Lu Temple OF Philadelphia, the
Shrine club OF Delaware and tho wa
mlngton Lions Club.
| William Lord.
william Lord OF Marshallton. Repub-
| Ican, representative from the Seventh
district OF New Castle county. was borr
| in Birmingham. England. in 1867. II,
was educated In the public schools OF
| Birmingham. lie Is naturalizet
American citizen and lived in Phna
delphia and Bristol Pa. for 10 years
and in Delaware for is years. lie Il
a cloth finisher for tho Klamensi Wool
en- Co. Klamensi. lie is an Episoo
pailan, Mason. and a member Of th'
X. Of +. and Red Men.
James II. Reynolds.
James IL Tlaynolds OF Hoolessin
Democrat, representative from IN
i Eighth district 81 New Castle county
was born near Smyrna on November 2
1869. con Of J. W. and Susan L
Reynolds. lie was educated In IN
High School at EIkton. lie ia far
|, mer and has been PRECEDENT 6 IN
MIX Association for over two wears
He Is an odd Fellow, Red Man. an.
member OF the Jr. O. u. 4. NJ
Frank Collins.
Frank Collins Of Newark, Democrat
representative from the Ninth dastr.c
OF New Castle county. WAS born 4
; Blackbird hundred in 1895. son q
John l.. Collins ldeccasad) and Suss
, J. Collins lie graduated from Della
ware College IN 1859 ana was a stu
! dent a. Lshigh University, class :
1881. he has been a central static
manager and engineer. ba, has bee
retired since 1917. lie served teri
as member OF the New HanlpshlT
House az Representatives, 1917 @esxaoI
lie " a member OF the knights Tenn
: lar, ecoitiAh Rite MasonA Myst,
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Shrine. and i. a rncnn'er q mo Protest
ant Episcopal Church.
J. Rogers Holcomb.
!. Rogers TIolcomb 81 New CaatIe
Democrat. representative from the
Tenth district ~ New Castle county.
was born IN New Castle. on April 30.
1871. son ~ Thomas Holcomb. de-
ceased. and Elizabeth II. HiolcOnb lie
was educated in the public and pri-
vate schools 81 New Castle and
Friends School, Wilmington. For 30
years he was IN the steel business. be
= ming at s. week clerkship and
working himself up 20 the presidency
OF the Electric Steel co. Of Indiana
He Ia now in the automobile insurance
| business. lie is a member Of IrnrrlAn-
| uel r. z. Church. New Castle.
william J. Cromaon.
william J. Crrsnpton OF Porter
| Democrnt. representative from the
Elevon1h district ~ New Castle cpun-
| ". wss born on the Hamburg farm
near New Castle. a son OF Charles and
Susan Croulpton. deceased. lie war
educated IN the kirlSwuod public schoo
and - a merchant and farmer at Por'
ter lie wyus elected rrad commission
ct twice in 1902 and 1905. from Pen
cader hundred
Harry Pratt
Harry Pratt of Delaware city. Dsn
ocrat. was born a. Clayton. on Octobe
20, 1870. IA son OF Sarah and tho lat
Henry Pratt. He WAS educated IN th'
public schools and IN a private schoo
az Smyrna BY occupation he Is q Gar
mer He Is member OF the Jr. o.
A. NJ.
Henry l.. Davis.
Henry L. Davis on ODESSA. Demo
Graf, was horn at Oder<sa, a son Q
Lawrence r. and Martha :. Davs
He was educated AZ Niiddleto1n an
odessa. Re attends the Presby;crtA
n Church.
~ George Il. slant
b" George L. Slant OF Townsend. Deml
crat, representative from the Foui
teenth district OF New Castle count
= Was born al Milnngton. Nd. F'eor>
:. AIRY 2. 1873. a son OF Maroellous az
henrietta Slant. lie Was educased
" Wilmington. BY trade ne rs a olscl
smith. lie was twice assessor os A
, poquiniInink hundred. lie Is a meTns'
OF the Mems Bible class % TOSnsei
NJ. L. Church. OF thu Jr. 0. Y. ~ \
- the n. q. e. Z. o s. Oc A. the r.
y Men, ID. OF A. and Modern woodme
Howard Jones.
Howard Jones of SrnSrnss Deanocr'
representative from the Fifteenth d.
D trics Of New Castle county. was b.
'h near Smyrna IN April. 1859. a son
Tn Mary L. and the late George 7. Jon.
ne lie n a farmer and FORMER county c,
OF lertor. He N a mGnher OF Astbu
ed Church. Smyrna. and OF the Americ
"a Mechanics.
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James Is. McManus.

James Is. McManus OF Wilmington
Republican. representative from the
Second district OF New Castle county
y'as born In this city on February 10
1884. a son OF Michael and Annie NJ
McSianus, deceased. He was edu-
Gated IN the public schools of the city
and also took a correspo ndence course
in bookkeeping and business forms
BY trade ne "a an electric we.der. Hs
was elected 10 the Cty Council In
June, 1919. and vas reelected IN June
1921. He IS member Of the HeptA-
sophs. Jr. o. L. A. NJ. !. o. X. NJ.
M-lisons, Washington Lodge No. !
81. Johns Chapter No. 4. X. a. NJ. anC
st. Johns Commandery No. ]. X. r
He attends the Methodist Church. liz
resides al 545 Taylor street.
Charles =. Lednum.
Charles s. Iednum Of Wilmi ngton
Republican. representative from th'
Third district OF New Castle county
was born AZ Nj. Pleasant on aeptcm
Der "a. 1882, a son Of william s. Led
mum and Laura Clayton Towneen'
Lednum. He was educated in Middle
town and In tho pubic schools Of tn,
city. his occupation being "A clerk IA
the accounting department Of the d.
Pont co. He - a member Of th
Delaware Society, Sons Of the Amer.
Gan Reyolut.on, Of the Tall Csdars o
Lebanon, u Eureka Lodgs, No. rs A
| +. q A. n. and VI the Young Men
I "-;.ubican Club. he n an offioHl 4
Harrison streaf n r. Church. Nj
..-9num IS married and has one dAslsh
| ter, Marian. . high school Studsn'
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QUICK RELIEF
FEOM CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets.

That Is the joyful cry 81 thousands
since Or. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets. the substitrte for ealome..
DR.. Edwards. a p-,ctlcing physician
for = years and calo-neis oid-tt-rle
enemy. discovered the formula tnt
DIV. Tablets while treating patl.nts
Tor chronic constipation and torpid
Iivers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calornel. but 4 healing. sootn-
ing vegetable laxative.
No gripping - the Keynote II these
little sugar-coated. Olive-color tab
lets. They cause the bowels and
liver 20 act normally. They never
force them 70 unnatural action
II you have a DARK brown mouth
bad BREATH dun. tired feeling
sick heAaachs--torpid nver-Sons--
patton. youu and quick. sure and
pleasant results from one or TWO OF
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets az bod
time.
) Thousands rake hem every night
I Just 20 keep right Try them isc
and soc.
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WILMINGTON DELEGATION.


William A. Simor,on. Republican.
s~nAtor from the tir~t dssrric; q
New Castle county. was born septem-
b~r ~. 1871. at Peoria. IA. son OF
Jacob Richard and Lacy ORichardson)
smon,on. RE received his early cdu-
cation IN the public schools OF Peoria.
Ito rrst accepted employment with the
Kansas city. Fort Scott and Memphis
Railroad AMI was stationed AT Kansas
CITY. No. Withdrawals In May. 1904.
he became identified with the du Font
Co. and during the FIRST few years
~ his employment wac stationed IN
Wilmington. Later ne served as as
distant ,raiiic manager FOR the du PonI
GO, IN san Francisco. and later stil
49, train manager FOR tho Hercules
Powder 80 ON June I, 1914 he I've
came train manager for the du font
co IN Wilmington. and on November
nc. 1915. Director ~ traf'lc FOR the c"m-
pany. which position he now holds.
lie q memhcr ~ the shrine, WI
mlngton. wilmington Country. Del
aware. nsiford and Idle Hour Clut~
20 wilmington and the Traffic Club
- Philadelphia lie - alsso mem
her 90 the Wilmington Chamber %
Commerce. the Maritime Exchange o.
rhnadelphla. Rerkeley. cal. Lodge Of
Eiks. Gates CITY Lodge a, Masons IN
hs,esS CITY. orient Chapter Of Roya-
Arch Nasons an Kansas ccy. ~
Johns Comma ndery. knights Templar
ia Win ngion. Delaware cons.story
LA iM Temple 80 Philadelphia and
many others. ON pe>emi,cr :. 1922
he married Miss Rctty May linl 81
t.acon. H. They have one son. te@sar
Hun s.monton The family r"<idenc'
a az Parkway and Bayard avenues.
william .. iuir.
william J. l.ntz. Hcrublican. -ena
tor from the Second district ~ New
Castle .ounty. was born IN vhis cit,
on November -. 1879. son 81
Amelia J and GEORGE IA. Iuiz. deceas
col IA. received his early s-igrcatior
in p,snlic school No. 2 For q years
h. VIZ secretary and treasurer % the
central Iron and Meta. Paper 20
He 10 CHIEF engineer 81 the Bureau OF
flf~. lie was chief engineer ~ the
Volunteer fsrc Department; prev iouf
% che orcsriza' lon 80 the paid de-
partment Tie = mcmher - WI
mington Lodge No 30. Il 4. q. +.
and o, the Volunteer Ffremens Relic:
Association. Ills home = a. 4o' JET
fsr~on stree
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EARLY NEWS FLASHES
High Spots IN Worlds Happ~ninEs as
reported by the Associated Press I'd
10 Six a m

High spots IN Worlds Happenings. a.
reported by the Associated Press I'd
10 Six a. m
William Howard Tar,. Chief Justice
OF the United Staten. becomes e
grandfather twice IN two days
Mrs Hiram Knox arrested AT Hemp
hin. Texas. for the murder OF her hus-
hand wealthy lumbermAn.
DR.. Robert X. Motion. principal OF
Tuskegee Institute. uryes more com
plete discussion OF problems facing
white and black racss.
Jesse B. Hawley ot Chioaxo I. ap-
/ pointed chief football coach az Dart
mouth College.
Foreign.
Sober and anxioue spirit prevail, IN
Allied circles as prsmisrs meet 10
Paris today 20 ackie Reputation
problem.
Sarah Bsrnhardt continues weak an.
friends say her reluctance 20 ODE,
doctors Instructions Delays any pos
s!ole Improvement
:. London hears that rovol. has broke.
out IN Mosul IN kingdom Of Irak
! centre OF important OIL rs,ds.
Queen Mother Emma OF Hollsn
breaks an arm IN fan but condition
Is not serious.
r Germany welcomes Cnancelo
! Cuno's peace plan and Berlin officia
opinion - that France rejected
, So she would be free 20 invade N
Ruhr.
Death on Isle OF Wight OF CAPITA
Richard Reed. famed as skipper {
= schooner Cambria IN trlnsatianti
race against American schoone
\ Dauntless
italian cabinet decides 70 WELD shar
' axe against bureaucracy. announcin
= plan 20 dismiss employees over
, years OF age or who have been
u years IN service.
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Who Members of
Legislature Arc
SENATOR'S.
Prps. Pro. TEN. Charles n. Murphy.

Pres. Pro. TEN. Charles n. Murphy.
Charles II. Murphy. OF Harrington,
o~mocrux. senator from the Fourth
esstrs~t " Ken, county and president
pro tempcrc u the Senate. was born at
Pennington ON March is. 1880. a son
If William ". and Georgia H. Muir
phN. Tie was educated In the public
schocl ~ Pennington. the Wilmington
Sonfercnc. Academy and Pierce Busi-
nsss CHuexe Of Philadelphia. lie r
. lumber and nour mesrhan, and far
mcr. lie was elected TO tho State
Senate Cor the rr~t time IN November
i9is. lie - member OF tho Rail
epad cub 90 New York. Temple Lodge
No. .. Of Milford Hope Chapter
Georxciown. -. Johns Cosnmandery
of Wilmington, the shrine Club OF
fhiladeiphia. and Wilmington Lodge
VI NIKE.
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The family residence "a at s3l Clay
ton street
urult
VILLA IN T.. NIrden.

The family residence Ia at s3l Clay
ton street
william T.. NIrden.
william T.. Vlrden, Republican. who
begins his second term as Represen-
tatiye from the Fourth district OF this
city. was born in South Wilmington
20 years ago ana is "a graduate Of the
Wilmington High school. by trade
he IL a millwrigh;. but he has been
New Castle county omploye for u
ears. lie was tender OF the River
Front bridge from 1910 20 1914 and
tender OF the Market street bridge
over the Chret.ana from 1914 10 1920
and has been "A rodman and chain
man in the County Highway Depart
ment since 1920. When member OF
the Eden Athletic Club he played on
basketball and quot teams, and he Also
achieved fame az captain " the quot
league OF the Young Mems Republican
club. In Republican politics he II
claesed as a Ball factiOnist. lie Ia a
member Of Msdeley Methodist Epis'
copal Church and IL prominent In the
Order OF Odd Fellows and the Ordei
OF Eike. He has wife and daughter
Joseph N. Brogan.
Joseph NJ. Brogan. who lives az No
South Clayton street. and who !,
the representative from the Fifth dis
tr.ct 6 New Castle county, Is the only
member Of either house from Whining
ton. lie IL 4 wel-krowB bxs.ness mar
who hes long been handling transpor
tstion problems
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crst. representative from the Seventh
district Of Kent county. was born on
september ~. 1861. In Kent county. a
son OF Samuel Il. and Sarah r. Cooper.
deceased He was oducated n. the
Wyoming Institute and at Bryan. and
STATIONS business College, Phiiadel-
phla. lie ~ n farmer and fruit grower.
Hs - "a member or the Methodist
Epiecopai Church.
G.oryc waite Hanson.
George White Iiafnon o. Harrington.
Democrat. Representative from me
MINI district % Keff county, was
born a. Br.dgesile on December a.
1857. lie vas educated IN The Pr fse-
vile and Harrington public echoois
lie IL ticket solior and teiczragner
for the Pennsylvania Railroad %. and
~ located At Harrington. II. WIS read.
.ng clerk in tho House II Reyrooefifa.
ewes, sesgton 81 1913. PIE IL a fn~rn.
Der o, Temple Lodge. No. 2. b. y. 4
A. NJ. Milford. and 81 tbs IIarrira-or
Fire Co. lie waS twice married, t,oti
wives being dead. lie has two chit
dren. rrsd Hopkins Hanson ami Mar
garet Lucy Hanson.
Nuifer Marvel.
Svtter Marvel 81 Milford. Repiab
lean. Representative from the ,reufl
district Of Kent county. was born d
March n. 1865. or Houston. Ken
county. a eon ot DAVID and Henr..tt
Marvel. fie was graduated at Marvel
School. near Houston. lie occupatio
Is farming. For two yasrp no serve,
as assessor Of the Tenth distrsct II
Is member OF tho NothD,Sst Bpis
copa Church, and 81 the Rcd Mei
J. o. L. a. NJ, II. O. g. Of 4, Cd
Fellows. Mnnehaha Council. y. n !
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the Fgrst National Bank. He war
elected a . -ember % the Legislature
n 1917. At the recent professionally
caucus N the Democratic members OF
The 1923 Legislature. he was elected q
serve during the coming session ar
Speaker OF the House OF Representa-
uve~. He Is president u the Delu.ar
School Board
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Jacob Pretfyman.
REPRESENTATIVES.
speaker samuel n. Culver.

Samuel ". Culver OF Deimar, Demo.
crat. representative from the Fifth
district ., Sussex county, was bor1
near De.mar Oh December II, 1880
"a son ~ ar. and Mrs. Handy Culver
10 vas educated IN the n>imar pubtc
schook He r engaged In business as
plcrcsans and Is also president o.