Smyrna times., 1927-01-12
|IIIIIRE IS ORGANIZED;
|aIB|NEIIAGE I| Of GOVERNOR

nib " LOOHul =
LYING BODIES GET DOWN
'~rlL BUSINESS AT DOVER
pobinsOn Reads His Mes
nr u Urges Economy a. He
..i. ~ tentative State Budget
'n ,,.s If the Delaware Legis-
v .lirr l4r'rT organized, the State Sen
laIG aaG 4 another column, ending
. isa,srees ~ II last week, the two
9la snstf5,dii bodies assembled Monday
III 10 first annual message OF
sl.u Pobert P. Robinson. The
! snr nrl followed the custom of his
1a..ors w and read his message to
! '51t'' snt bodies assembled. The
j III address was economy.
A ] ,Dt,et I. The Governor stated that
.irsted surplus Of the State
N for meeting current bond
s5m and for emergency Of in n
. I'M ! 'vronditures over revenue will
| ssr 991.S5, as Of July |, 1927.
,.rnests for increases were al
| n, surplus would increase
/ I S7O6,S99.31 by June 80, 1929.
c,rsnor calls attention to the
:, S,t this surplus must also be
[. ! rtire current bonds, COM
I, IN 1927, and that by 1882
E. Im $4,000 will be needed for
stirment of bonds. The Cover
,iu,sted the building of schools
rny-as-you-go" plan, rather
Ind the State further, and rec
IL the appointment of a build
emission if the Legislature de-
4 spend the S2,40O,0O0 in the
H. which can only be used for
.i5ral purposes. Because Of lack
uir the State House, even with
II annex, the Governor advo-
further addition to the pres
he property at a cost Of pos
$4,000, which he states is
Touching on the fire bug
q at Hartly, Delaware, in
a State has had an important
/, its endeavor to ferret out the
l Y, the Governor recommended a
/ appropriation Of $4,000. AS to
sEet Of taxation, the Governor,
b a sense advocating the taking
i u county road bonds maturing
the next two years, advised
IL the taking over Of all the
|F bonds, deeming such imprac-
y h closing his message, the
nn commended the Delaware
" Council in its efforts to reduce
Ezs on State highways and rail-
commended the State institu-
nluding the State Hospital for
Hale at Farnhurst, Industrial
for Girls, and the Home for
Minded. In the matter of the
z budget the Governor stated
Z has recommended the lowest
1atiOns consistent with efici-
sCSmmittees Ready for Business
following committees were
for the House Of Representa-
q Speaker William Wintrup:
-AshtOn, chairman; Dicker-
@tngs, Lester, Marker, Smith,
laHey. Agriculture-F. E.
Chairman; Ashton, Cubbage,
las, Lester, Talley. Appro-
-BucksOn, chairman; Ball,
r. Curry, McVey, Sheldrake,
narities-Buckingham, chair
sartOn, !. Davis, Dickerson, Mark
Hsy, Sheldrake. CIaims-Mc-
aalrman; Ball, Bell, Carrow,
%Shelfele, Russell. Corpora
Aunlcipal-Evans, chairman;
~ Hcan, Maloney, Richardson,
q. f. I. :. Smith. Corporations,
Curry, chairman; Ashton,
4 l,als, Hart, Richardson, Shell
Ulnes and Punishments -
2 chairman; Davis, Duncan,
W., Scheifele, Smith, ]. w.
i. n ! Education - Conweli, chair
.,.s ,D.@nnnglham, nl Davis, Evans,Hart,
Richardson. Elections
p,.a5 AMMAN; Buckingham, Dicker-
~ 11aee, pt9. MalOney, McVey, shiles.
\. + y relations Richardson. chair
!, 'I51son, 5,1 Dickerson, Paradee.
11. !. ! Y. Smith, Tinsman. For
y, III !, Smith, chairman; Ashton
|% . C1bbage, Dickerson Hart
~ !. Fish, Oysters and Game
n, Spallman; u Buckson, Lester.
ll,,.i Fafadee, Richardson, Russell
|Sr,a. : md 1 Banking W. Buckson,
n N %. Ball, Bell, Carrow, Curry, Curry,
IN. roSttsn. St; Judiciary-Talley,,
N Il buckingham, Ford, Marker,
N, taI'man, \ F. z. Smith. Labor
y Chairman. h