THE EVENING JOURNAL, MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1914 5

AUTOMOBILE LICENSES ISSUED IN JANUARY URGES UNCLESAM AS AGENT

OF JOBLESS

BUILD ANOTHER BIG FERRY HEREf U need a Biscuit

1118 George W. Chambers, 1300 Broome St.. Wilmington. Oldsmobile.- 1110 W. U. Cooper, 600 E. 10th St.. Wilmington. E. M. F.

1 ICO James T. Young. 617 Concord Ave.. Wilmington, Nybcrg.1121 Stanley W. Salamon. 2nd & Walnut Sts.. Wilmington. Ford.1122 D. A. Cornbrooks, Marshalton, Maxwell.1123 Albert Ü. Woodward, Montchauin. Bulck.1124 .1. P. Laffey, 1114 Rodney St.. Wilmington. Cadillac.1125 Charlotte Grandborarae, Montchanin, Brush.1126 Fred W. Ayers, 603 McCabe Are., Wilmington. Stoddard-Dayton.1127 Wiliam J. Lutz, 407 Jefferson St.. Wlllys-Overland.112S Samuel Cooling. 1108 Washington St.. Wilmington. Oakland.1129 James Martin. 2320 W. 18th St.. Wilmington, Maxwell.1130 Harvey E. Nichols. 1306 W. 6th St.. Wilmington, E. M. F. •1131 Alfred I. duPont, Wilmington, Marraon.1132 Josoh Jablonski. 430 S. Harrison St., Wilmington, Ford.1133 F. LaMotte. Jr., 1700 Oreenhlll Ave.. Wilmington. Lozier.1134 Joslah O. Wolcott, 1116 Broome St.. Wilmington. Cadillac.1135 John Spence, 1631 W. 4th St., Wilmington. Ford.1136 John S. Hale. Hotel DuPont. Wilmington. Bulck.1137 L. D. Davis. 1213 West St.. Wilmington, Mitchell.1138 Max Matthes. 1316 IV. 8th St., Wilmington. Richmond.1139 W. B. Harkness. 304 W. 30th St., Wilmington. Ford.1140 W. E. Harkness. 304 W. 30th St.. Wilmington. E. M. F.1141 Henry C. McClane, 1007 Madison St.. Wilmington. Ford.1142 Gayle P. Hoskins. 1616 Rodney St.. Wilmington. Oldsmobile.1143 John A. Smith. 605 W. 30th St., Wilmington, Havers.1144 Edgar L. Woodward. 100 E. 13th St., Wilmington. Wlllys-Overland.1145 I sen berg Brothers Co.. 11th & Thatcher Sts.. Wilmington. Decatur.1146 Wilbur C. Jones. 1312 Washington St„ Wilmington. Hupp.1147 Amelia Sellers, Bellevue. Lozier.1148 The Freedman Amusement Co.. 610 W. 3rd St.. Wilmington, Wlllys-

Overland.1149 E. J. Cannon. 826 Market St.. Wilmington. Columbia.1160 O. J. Frock. 117 W. 23rd St.. Wilmington, Hudson. *1151 G. M. Norman. 404 W. 23rd St.. Wilmington. Franklin.1152 Elizabeth J. Morrow, Delaware City. Jackson.1153 W. I. LeGates, Holly Oak, Sears.1154 Charles A. Rutter. Holly Oak, Maxwell.1155 Robert E. Frith, 3rd & Van Buren Sts.. Wilmington. Pierce.1156 Shepherd Paper Co.. 416 King St.. Wilmington. Franklin.1157 Francis E. Lynch. 1502 Franklin St.. Wilmington. Thomas.1158 George S. Bigger. Jr.. Claymont, Seiden.1159 Wiliam H. Shea( 1003 WT. 9th St. Wilmington. E. M. F.1160 Interstate Cemetery Co.. 929 1-2 Market St., Wilmington, Packard.1161 Harry H. Meek, Edge Moor, Hupp.1162 Richard T. Cann. Kirkwood, Ford.1163 Clarence Glandlng. 2300 Market St.. Wilmington. Wlllys-Overland.1164 S. H. Rldgway, 310 E. 8th St, Wilmington. Mitchell.1165 Edward Wltsll, 1317 W. 4th St.. Wilmington. Cadillac.1166 Walter C. Lee, 2300 Willard St. Wilmington, Huppmoblle.1167 Isaiah T. Shaw, Summit Bridge, Ford.118S James N. Ginns, 1910 Boulevard, Wilmington, Wlllys-Overland.1169 Thomas N, Stayton, 5 E. 13th St. Wilmington, Wlllys-Overland.1170 John S. Scott, 1902 Oreenhlll Ave., Wilmington, Hudson.1171 Charles Gilbert. Elsmere, Ford.1172 Thomas T. Weldin. Jr., 916 Orange St.. Wilmington. Stoddard-Dayton1173 T. W. Bacchus, 1115 Franklin St. Wilmington, Hudson.1174 to 1192 To be Issued.1193 A. S. Moor & Bro., Lelpsic. Mitchell.1194 Emanuel J. Brown, Wyoming, Maxwell.1195 William H. Kennerly, Harrington. Bulck.1196 William M. Hazel. Dover. Mitchell.1197 Minnie Ennis. Kenton, Studebaker.1198 Dover Oil Co.. Dover, Autocar.1199 Charles O. Waples, Milton. Hupp.1200 Robert B. Black, Milton. Wlllys-Overland.1201 Frank H. Buck, S. B. Cor. 8th & Jefferson Sts.. Wit. Cutting.1202 George IV. Raudman, 403 Concord Ave.. Wllr -ton, Stanley.1203 Peter Panosares, 711 Market St.. Wilmington, iltlng.1204 James Hoey, 1906 Boulevard, Wilmington. Overland.1206 Granville J. Matthews. 600 Bayard Ave., Wilmington, Ford1206 Charles L. Biddle, Newark, Ford.1207 Abram Hayden, 2010 Monroe Place, Wilmington. Regal.1208 Charles Blackburn. 3 E. 2nd St. Wilmington, E. M. F.1209 Harry L. Simon, Edge Moor. Maxwell.1210 Frank D. Lackey, Grubb’s Landing. Overland.1211 Street and Sewer Department. 6th & King Sts., Wilmington. E. M. F.1212 Harvey B. Patton, M. D., 601 Van Buren St, Wilmington. Overland.1213 Raymond Rossiter. 809 Shipley St.. Wilmington, Metzer.1214 to 1240 To be Issued.1241 Dr. Jacob O. Williams, Seaford. Jeffery.1242 Joseph B. Waples, Jr., Georgetown. Little.1243 W. J. Thoroughgood, Georgetown, WTnton.1244 William G. Sammons. Milford, Overland.1245 Frank B. Lynch, Deltnar, Maxwell.1246 Ira T. Fields. Milford. Bulck.1247 J. Lowell Scott. Farmington. Bulck.1248 Horgpe E. Bennett, Milford. Courier.1249 Joseph O. Davis. Milford, Krit.1250 Frank D. Sapp, Houston. B. 61. F.1251 L. M. Cahall, Brldgevllle, Bulck1252 L. M. Cahall. Brldgevllle. Everett.1253 Alexander P. Corbit, Odessa, Haynes.1254 Warren Fowler. Brldgevllle, Jackson.1255 Daniel Cauffiel. 606 Delaware Ave.. Wilmington, E. M. F.1256 Charles P. Dickey, Stanton, Bulck.1257 C. William K. Bradford. 208 W. 20th St., Wilmington. Overland.1268 William F. Bouzarth. 1400 Van Buren St., Wilmington. Ford.1269 George H. Johnson, Mldletown. Case.1260 Samuel Price, Middletown, Cadillac.’261 Samuel Price, Middletown. Ford. c262 Joshua Z. Crossland. Middletown, Ford.1263 John D. Stellar. Taylor's Bridge, Overland.1264 Albert 8. Boyer, Townsend. Overland.1265 George H. Records, Middletown. Jackson.1266 Henry L. Neff. Mt. Pleasant, Ford.1267 Kent Couùty Levy Court, Dover, Bulck.1268 J. Dalas Ma'rvil. Laurel Rambler.1269 Minos E. Culver, Laurel. Bulck.1270 Edwin S. Anderson, Dover, Regal.1271 Gardner L. Hastings. Delmar, Bulck.1272 Gardner L. Hastings, Delmar, Maxwell.1273 Diamond State Telehonc Co.. Dover. Ford.1274 Thomas S. Chalfont, Y. M. C. A. Building, Wilmington. Overland. 1276 James Meharg. Claymont, Bergdoll.1276 James Meharg, Claymont. Autocar.1277 John Putczkus. 3rd & ombard Sts., Wilmington, Overland.1278 John B. Hurley, Seaford, Jeffery.1279 Edward W. Wiltbank, Lewes, United States.1280 C. T. W. Williams, 23 W. Front St., North Milford. Bulck.1281 Charles G. Harmonson, Clayton, Bulck.1282 Wiliam A. Stokesbury, Smyrna. Ford.1283 Howell H. Sevil, Clayton, Wlllys-Overland.1284 Wiliam H. Greenwell. Kenton. Mitchell.1285 Jonathan Jacobs. Kenton. Ford.1286 Robert H. Darrah. Clayton. Maxwell.1287 William G. Knotts, Kenton. E. M. F.1288 Newton E. Ward, Laurel, Bulck.1289 Plus Wolf. Laurel, Ford.1290 John C. Alston. Middletown. Hupmobile.1291 John A. Barnard. Wyoming. Bulck.1292 Lester Lovett, Milford. Ford.1293 John W. Watkins. Odessa. Cadillac.1294 Albert L. Lewis. Newark. Ford.1295 David C. Rose, Newark. Ford.1296 L. H. Cooch, Newark, Ford.1297 Harry H. Shank. Newark, International Harvester1298 Frank P. Collins, Dover, American.1299 Allen P. Thomas. Dover, Hupmobile.1300 Alonzo T. Dickerson. Harrington, Bulck.1301 Wesley Harrington. Harrington. Overland.1302 Warren D, Abbott, Wyoming, Ford.1303 Phillip IV. Jenkins. Woodside, Ford. ,1304 Gilbert J. Meredith. Felton, Ford.1305 Alexander M. Thomas. Canterbury. Ford.1306 William S. Davidson. Frederica, Overland.1307 John T. Wagamon. Georgetown, Ford.1308 Isaac D. Short, Milford, Overland.1309 Rufus D. Lingo, Jr.. Dagsboro. Buick.1310 Howard.C. Stewart, Georgetown, Paige-Detrolt.1311 Edgar L. Simpler, Georgetown, Maxwell.1312 Anna L. Morris, Dover, Regal.1313 Jacob Zimmermann, 301 W. 4th St., Wilmington, Cadillac.1314 Joseph V. Fldance, 1904 W. 6th St.. Wilmington, Wlllys-Overland.1315 Joseph V. Fldance, 1904 W. 6th St., Wilmington. Stoddard-Dayton.1316 Robert E. Francois. 803 French St. Wilmington. Maxwell.1317 O. Burton Pearson. 905 West St.. Wilmington. Mitchell.1318 Lewis W. Jordan, 206 W. 22nd St, Wilmington, Wlllys-Overland.1319 Warren E. Malin, Toughkenamon. Pa., Bulck.1320 Ayers & McKenney, 222 N. Delaware Ave., Pbila, Pa., General.1321 Robert A. Vance. Edge Moor. Overland.1322 Julia Knight Cull’n, Lelpsic. Clement.1323 Roscoe C. Taylor, Magnolia, Studebaker.1324 to 1342 To be Issued.1343 Wallace K. Sbackell, Cheswold. Ford.1344 William W. M. Henry, Dover, Ford.1345 James P. Loflaud, Front & Walnut Sts., Milford, Willys-Ovc'»^.1346 Justus R. Kuhns, Dover, Ford.1347 Edward F. O'Day, Dover, Ford.1348 Henry Vinson, Wyoming, Studebaker.1349 George H. Cole, Smyrna. Ford.1350 George E. Hearn. Delmar. Maxwell.1361 F. W. Hildebrand. St. Georges, Overland.1352 Fred Fehl, Delaware City, Overland.1353 John Heldmyer, Jr., ..iddletown. Ford.1334 Henry G. M. Kollock. Newark, Mitchell.1355 C. Howard Marvin. Wyoming, R. D., Cadillac.1356 Frank C. Hurley. Seaford. Rambler.1357 Thomas R. Curtis. Harrington, Overland.1358 Paul B. Messlck. Middletown, Ford.1359 James M. Downs, M*. Pleasant, Overland.

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Thomas B. Bailey, Smyrna, Ford.James H. David. Taylor's Bridge, Overland.Hobert P. Reagan. Dover, Hupmobile,Samuel T. Callaway, Seaford. Buick.Winfield Lattomus, Townsend, Studebaker.Robert B. Gray, Harrington. Overland.James Harry Raughley, Harrington. Overland.James A. Hart, Townsend, Studebaker.Walter W. Ellis, Delaware City. Maxwell.William E. Palmer. Harrington, Regal.John R. Sudler. Brldgevllle. Ford.Daniel Thompson. Newark. Cadillac.Joseph H. Hosstnger, Newark. Cadillac.Ernest Frazer, Newark, Abbott-Detroit.A. Felix duPont, Kennett Pike, near Wilmington. Locomobile. A. Felix duPont, Kennett Pike, near Wilmington. Brush.A. Felix duPont, Kennett Pike, near Wilmington, Hupp.IV. H. Downs, Delaware City, Ford.James F. Connell. 2322 W. 18th St., Wilmington, Autocar.W. S. Hunter, Greenwood, Wlllys-Overland.Jester A. Gray, Frederica, Ford.Dr. James Brayshaw. Delmar. Maxwell.Wrm. F. Hoey, Frederica. Bulck.George H. Hall, Milford. Marion.Walter L. Grier, Milford. Overland.Nathaniel T. Vcasey, Milton. Overland.Isaiah W. Long. Selbyvllle, Ford.John B. Truitt. Delaware St., New Castle, Ford.James T. ELaaon, 5th & South Sts., New Castle, Pierce-Arrow. T. J. Clark, Clinton St., Delaware City, Ford.Charles R. Holden. Laurel. Reo.Harry K. Fooks, Laurel, Bulck.Franr-s E. Sanson. M. D„ Ellendale, Ford,

to 1398 To be Issued.

13611362

Harlan and Hollingsworth Cor* poration to Construct Hull

for N. Y. C. Lines

136313641366 ÜI1366 Conference on Unemployment

Says Federal Bureau Is Best Solution

WILL DISTRIBUTE LABOR TO DIFFERENT CITIES

1367136813691370 WILL BE TWO DECKER

OF THE SCREW TYPE13711372I1373

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13741375 Another ferryboat Is to be added to

the long list of vessels of this type recently completed and now building

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1378NEW YORK, at the yards of the Harlan and Hol­

lingsworth Corporation, ferry Is to be ■ built for the Marine Department of the New York Central linbs.

March 2.—A gov­ernment labor bureau, under the De­partment of Labor, with exchanges throughout the country, was the solu­tion offered for the problem of un­employment by the national confer­ence on unemployment, which closed Us two days' session on Saturday, with a luncheon at the City Club.

This suggestion was made In the

1379 K1380 This new1381138213831384 138»1386138713881389139013911392139313941399 Burton D. Lodge, Magnolia, Overland.1400 William J. Doughten. Smyrna. Acme.1401 Henry F. Hucsman, Magnolia. Mitchell.1402 Jacob Leonard Soper, Magnolia, Mltchel1403 John C. Hayes, Dover. Autocar.1404 John C. Hayes. Dover, Reo.1405 E. Richmond Steele. Dover. Bulck.1406 Joshua Boyd, Cheswold, Ford.1407 William C. Burke, Camden. Ford.1408 Lorenzo Jarrell, Viola. Ford.1409 Riley Melvin. Felton. Ford.1410 Wilmer J. Hayraau, Delmar. Ford.1411 F. R. Palmer, Brldgevllle. Ford.141^ Roger F. Adams. Greenwood. Maxv wi.1413 E. W. Elllngsworth. Brldgevllle. Bu ck.1414 Nellie R. Janvier. Middletown. De * amble.1415 Fletcher Moore. Willow Grove, Ford.1416 Duane Lynne. Lincoln. Krlt.1417 Benjamin F. Hudson, 110 N. 4th St., Milford. Overland.1418 Alfred H. Megec. Harbcson. Ovcnand.1419 Harry Veasey, Harbcson. Overland.1420 Walter R. Powell, Newark. Ford. |1421 Bayard Murray, Newark. Cadillac.1422 John Wallace Scott. Newark, Ford.1423 John P. Hudson. Smyrna. Ford;1424 George S. Mattingly, 818 Jackson St., Wilmington, Scars.1425 Henry D. Cook. Lincoln City. Krlt.1426 Charles H. Johnson. Lewes, Bulck.1427 Charles S. Ennis, Harbcson, Buick.1428 George H. Otwell. Laurel, Maxwell.1429 George H. Otwell. Laurel, Little.1430 Wiliam T. Jones. M. D.. Laurel. E. M. F.1431 Thomas E. Elliott. Laurel. Buick.1432 Mrs. Mary L. Marshall, MlKorcf. Chalmers.1433 Dr. William Marshall. Jr.. Milford. Overland.1434 Edward W. Pleasanton, McDonough, Ford.1435 James F. Allee, Jr„ Dover, National.1436 Mrs. H. S. Johnson, Dover, Hudson.1437 I>ewls W. Mustard, Lewes. Cadillac.1438 Joseph B. Waples. Sr.. Georgetown. WlMnn.1439 Joshua A. Ellegood. Ellendale, Wlllys-Overland.1440 Clarence C. Allen. Seaford. Wlllys-Overland.1441 Alfred Downward, 800 Tatnall 8t„ Wilmington. Brush.1442 Walter W. Melson. Mill Creek Hd., Marshallton, R. C. H.1443 Rebecca Steele, 1218 Market St., Wijralngton, Regal.1444 Frank Gardner, Smyrna, Hupp.1445 James H. Roberts. Smyrna. Bulck.1446 Walter Carlisle. Newark, Ford.1447 Albert I. Stütz. Newark. Oakland.1448 Harrison Martin Manning. Seaford. Ford,1449 Charles D. Murphy. Harrington, Michigan.1450 Clarence Fralm, 2400 Jefferson St.. Wilmington. Ford.1451 John D. Brown. Harrington, Studebaker.1452 Marshall C. Derby. Woodside. Krlt.1453 Charles L. Terry, Camden. Mitchell.1454 George H. Waples. Milton. Overland.1456 George L. Short. Overbrook. Jackson.1456 David O. Moore, Laurel. Bulck.1457 Robert J. Deputy. Milford. Ford.1458 John Howard Vreeland. Lincoln City, Oakland.1459 Wallace S. Handy. Milford, Ford.1460 William H. Fox. Milton. Ford.1461 fillister Moore. Selbyvllle, Ford.1462 Horace N. Marvin. Dover, Sears.1463 John C. Voshell, Camden. International.1464 Luther S. Conwell. Camden. Bulck.1465 Lemuel Bennett Shockley, Townsend. Ford.1466 Hervey P. Hall, Smyrna. Stoddard-Dayton.1467 Herman R. Tyson, Newark. Ford.1468 W. L. Pritchett. Dover. Ford.1469 Walker L. Mifflin, Dover Bulck.1470 Alexander J. Draper. Wyoming. Ford.1471 lohn G. Meredith, Marydel, Ford.1472 H. W. Marvin. Wyoming. Stoddard-Dayton.1473 Samuel H. Derby, Woodside. Hupmobile.1474 Samuel H. Derby, Woodside, Hudson.147"« Jacob S. Weaver, Wyoming. International.1476 Wiliam J. Faulkner. Harrington, Overland.1477 John R. Baylis. Lewes, Cadillac.1478 Clarence Virden. Harbcson, Krlt.1479 Peter C. Short. Georgetown. Wlllys-Overland.1480 Howard P. Ward. Laurel, Bulck.1481 Ezra N. Wilcox. 410 S. Front St.. Milford. E. M. F.1482 Samuel B. Foard. Middletown. Ford.1483 Leona H. Green. Middletown, R. C. H.1484 Harry J. Otwell, Laurel. Ford.1485 John Prettyman, Ellendale, Krlt.1486 Frank O. Taylor, Camden, Cutting.1487 Edward V. Platt, S. 4th St., New Castle. Maxwell,

i 1488 Walter B. Hllyard, Georgetown, Abbott.I 1489 Ernest Purnell, Laurel. Cadillac.

1490 William E. Linton. 2120 Washington St.. Wilmington. Stevens-Duryea.1491 Dr. Cahall Sipple. Dover, Hupmobile.1492 Samuel T. Cubbage. Felton, Ford.1493 J. Elbert Webb. Lincoln City. Overland.1494 Frank Clendanlcl, Lincoln City, Overland.1495 Zack Johnson, Houston, Bulck.1496 Harry W. Jester, Ellendale. Bulck.1497 Harry W. Jester, Ellendale. Bulck.1498 James A. Needles. Milford. Ford.1499 Ernest M. Rogers. Georgetown, E. M. F.1500 John W. Thomas. Brenford. Stoddard-Dayton.1601 Alfred H. Lolland, Milton, Maxwell.1502 Hamilton K. Wagamon. Milton, Overland.1603 Harry Llghteap. Odessa, Hub.1504 L. F. Hllyard & Son, Kenton. Studebaker.1505 Henry Williams. Hartley. Studebaker.1506 James H. Hughes. Dover. Ford.1507 Roland Conner. Camden. Hupmobile.1508 Robert E. Lewis, Dover. Frayer-Mlller.1509 James H. Hazel. Dover. Ford.1510 Samuel N. Culver. Delmar. Maxwell.1511 Robert O Donnell Hinckley, Rchoboth. Cadillac.1512 Herbert Burton. Rehoboth, Buick.1513 Walter P. Robinson, M. D.. Rehoboth, Overland.1514 James T. Burrows, Brenford. Ford.1515 Leslie L. Pyle. 918 Orange St.. Wilmington, Hudson.1516 Jessie* D. Ward. Harrington, Overland.1517 James W. Powell, Harrington, Overland.1518 Charles H. Lane. Harrington. Overland.1519 George H. Wright, Brenford, E. M. F.1520 William G. Draper. Milford. Bulck.1521 Ira Adams, Laurel, Jackson.1522 Willard M. Ford. Hartley. Ford.1523 J. S. Ivins' Sons. Inc.. Philadelphia. Pa., White.1524 John F. Nelson. R. F. D.. News Castle. Maxwell.1625 James A. Downes. Dover, Ford.1626 Fred A. Hubbard. Felton. Crawford.1527 William Taylor. Dover. Overland.

( 1528 Caleb S. Van Burkalow, Magnolia. Reo.1529 Remsen C. Barnard, Camden. Studebaker.1530 Samuel W. Mlnner. Dover. Ford.1531 George E. Coffin. Dover. Hupmobile.1532 James B. Teat, Dover. Ford.1533 Isaac S. Giles. Seaford. Ford1534 The Misses James. 707 West St.. Wilmington, Chalmers.1635 Bailey Brown Topping. Milford, Krlt.1536 Harvey D. Hitchens. Laurel, Brush.1537 J. Wiley Trought. Laurel. Overland.1538 Dr. John Roscoe Elliott. Laurel, Bulck.1539 John W. Lowden. Newark. Maxwell.1540 James D. Davis, Jr.. Middletown. Buick.1541 H. B. McDowell. Middletown. Ford.1542 William F. Oakes, Delaware City. E. M. F1543 William H. Rumsey. Bridgeton. N. J.. Mitchell.1544 Luster H. Rogov«, Georgetown, Ford.

Baronet Biscuit The contract for the con­struction of the vessel was let through Waller B. Pollock, manager of the marine department of that

I railroad, to the A. & W. Fletcher Company, of Hoboken, N. J.. who In turn sublet the construction of the hull to the Harlan and Hollingsworth Corporation.

The new vessel will be a double- dock screw ferry, similar to the Cat- skill now building, and the Utica, Niagara, West Point and Syracuse, now In operation by that company on Its West Shore Ferries. The boat will bo 183 feet long, 40 feet wide and 16 feet deep.Hollingsworth Corporation, recently delivered to the Pennsylvania Rail­road Company two new screw terries. It is also understood that several ferries are now under construction in these yards.

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io cents.form of n resolution drawn up at the morning meeting In the Metropolitan Building and attended by delegates j from societies in fifty-eight cities and twenty-five states.

At the luncheon that followed the mornlug's meeting, the club's com­mittee appointed to inquire Into the need of public employment exchanges In New York made Its report recom­mending the establishment of u bureau of employment within the New York State Department of Labor.

A suggestion for a bill was offered to establish this bureau and Morris L. Ernest, chairman of the commit­tee, urged that It was not too late to get It before the Legislature and have It passed a big enough delega-

I tion attends Its public hearing in ! Albany.

One of the speakers at the luncheon i was Commissioners of Charities John j ; A. Kingsbury, who outlined the work that the city is now doing for the un­employed. There Is tlo need of those who are out of work besieging the ehurehes. ho said. The Municipal Lodging House is ready lo lake care

; of every one and will give them bet- [ better accommodations than tho 1 churches could and meals as well.: To Examine Homeless.

Beginning today. Commissioner Klngbury contlaued. the city will take more constructive measures In dealing with the Municipal Lodging House crowd. Two doctors nml their i assistants.Dr. James Alexander Moore and Dr. Max Schlapp, will examine about 2.000 men each day, physically, mentally and socially, to get defi­nite facts as to why they are out of work and what they are fitted to do.

Other speakers at the luncheonwere Prof. Charles Richmond Hen­derson. secretary of Uie ChicagoCommission on tho Unemployed, and Meyer Bloomfield, director of theVocation Bureau of Boston.

Among those present were Julius Henry Cohen. James DeLoncey Ver- planck, George. Haven Putnam, Prof. Edgar Dawson, Dr. Fabian Franklin, Dr. John B. Andrews, Owen R. lAive- joy, Miss Ida M. Tarbell, J. Aspinwail Hodge, Dr. E. T. Devine. Paul M.Warburg, Seth l.ow Plerrepont. ’nul Kennaday. Benjamin C. Marsh, Cal­vin Tomkins, Mlles M. Dawson, George W. Alger, James J. Higgln- son. George Gordon Battle, John R. Shllloday, Miss Mary Van Clock. A. R. Saylor, tho Rev. Gaylord, S. White and Miss Alice Carpenter.Labor ''Clearing House."

The resolutions passed at the morn­ing session provided that the pro­posed Government bureau of labor “supplement the work now being done by State and municipal bureaus, to act as a clearing house of Informa­tion and to further the distribution of labor throughout the country when deterioration of the present stand­ards of wages, conditions and hours of employment of American workers or impairing their efforts to improve them.”

Establishment or reconstruction of free State agencies was urged to con­form with these principles; "First, that appointments and tenure of of­fice be governed by the merit sys­tem be placed beyond the control of political parties; second, appropria­tions should be sufficient to make the agencies effective; third, thaï the agencies should constitute a network of central bureaus so as to constitute a truly national system: fourth, that every bureau should be required to register each application and position secured; sixth, that frequent reporta be made; fifth, that the bureaus re­main neutral in all trade disputes."

The resolutions recommend that private employment bureaus operated for profit be brought under control of Federal Government.

Tho City Club bill provides that a fifth bureau be added to the State Department of Labor, a bureau of em­ployment. It la proposed to have em­ployment offices in New York. Buf­falo. Syracuae. Rochester, Utica, Jamestown, Albany and Binghamton and such other towns as the Com- j mlssloner may direct. A chief su-1 perintendent Is to be In charge of tho 1 bureau.

"Each office," according to the pro-1 posed bill, "shall give notice of tho | existence of any labor disturbance to all applicants who may be affected I thereby, but shall not refuse Its ser-1

vices to any person by reason of such | disturbance. No fee or other com -1 pensatlon shall bo charged or collect-1 cd from persons applying tor cm- j ployraent."

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The annual dinner of the Harvard Club of Delaware was held at the Hotel DuPont, Saturday night. Dis­trict Attorney John P. Molds pre­sided. Herbert L. Clark, vice presi­dent of the Associated Harvard Cluba was a guest

Other members of the club who were present included Judge Victor B. Wooley, Professor VV. Owens. Spy- herd, of Delaware College, Charles F. Curley. Charles Copeland, Arthur W. Spruance, George McIntyre. Charles B. Palmer, O. R. Jackson, H. F. Brown. Leroy Harvey, Alexis I. du Pont and Eugene duPont.

The officers elected were: Presi­dent, John P. Melds; vice presidents. Judge Victor B. Woolley and Leroy Harvey;; secretary, Eugene E. du­Pont; treasurer, Alexis I. duPont. The directors and the scholarship committee were re-elected. The com­mittee decides who from Delaware shall receive the club's scholarship leading up to the first degree at Har­vard.

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CEfTLTON NEWS NOTES. Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

CECILTON, Md.. March 2. — The Junior League cleared 228 from their bake held in Blackway's Hall.

Noble Ferguson, who has been 111 with typhoid pneumonia, died In Wil­mington last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Budd have had as guests Mr and .Mrs, Robert Murrey, of Philadelphia, Mrs. J. B. Ferguson, of Chestertown, Mrs. Wil­liam Howard and Miss M. E. Fergu­son. of near Chesapeake City.—Miss Isabel Griffith has returned to North Carolina after spending several months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith—Miss Henrietta Oldham has returned from a two weeks’ visit with relatives in Wash­ington, D. C.—Miss Louise Hurlock Is a visitor with Mrs. O. L. Hardesty. —Miss Lldle Currcy has returned to CoMtngswood, N. J.. after a visit with Miss Katherine Wilson.—Mr. and Mrs. James A. Smith are visiting their daughter. Miss Joseph Atwell, near Chestertown.—Mrs. George Boyles, of near Galena, spent a few days recently with her sister, Miss Janie Smith.—Mrs. Emma Pierce is making an extended stay with relatives lu Philadelphia.

COLD FEET NEARLYCOST HIM LIFE

Being a sufferer from cold feet. Charles WHIislon. of Claymont, de­vised a novel plan to keep his pedal extreme tics warm, and as a result nearly lost his life and his home. He attached a wire to an electric light switch and placed a big bulb under the covers at the foot of the bed. The effect was so soothing that tho young man soon wont to sleep. He was aroused by a choking sensation, and found the bed clothing on Are and the room filled with sihoke. He threw the blazing covers out the win­dow. and other occupants of tho house, who had been aroused by the noise, rushed In and helped him ex­tinguish the vre, but not before the bed had been destroyed.

TO IMPROVE BERRIESSpecial to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

GEORGETOWN. Del., March 2— With a view- of stimulating Interest In the growing of strawberries In this section of the county so that the farmers may obtain better prices, a meeting of farmers of this district has been called for Tuesday, March 10. at which prominent speakers— men who have made a study of berry culture since they were begun to he extensively cultivated In Sussex — have been asked to talk on the cul­ture of this important crop.

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BAT’S LICENSES IN ELKTON. iELKTON. Md., March 2—Twelve j

couples obtained marriage licenses i here on Saturday as follows:

William H. Goodwin and Anna Kew-| ley, Philadelphia.

Daniel Loporte and Petrina Oen-i ard. Philadelphia.

rrank J. Orrell. Jr., and Martha G. j Tees. Philadelphia.

Carl W. Johnson and Florence I. Belmey, Reading, Pa.

Raymond H. Earl and Ruth A. ! Sulzbach. Conshohocken. Pa.

Harry Z. Schreck, Norristown, and I Margaret A. ShiHaday. Conshohocken,

William Twaddell Osterhcdt and | Anna Barren, Colwyn, Pa.

Charles W. Greer and Carrie Keely, \ Newark, Del.

Paul H. Knapp and Susan C. Smith, Norristown. Pa.

William F3. Flffing. Conowingo, and Lydia M, Gully, of Charlestowu, Md.

Russell R. Rea and Maude E. Joar- don, Newark. Del.

Leonard Heacock and Lena Faw­cett. Marcus Hook. Pa.

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