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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-10

Showing suggested street Improvement
i'll the interest of public safety at
the southwest corner of Topeka
avenue and Huntoon street. Arrow
points to shaded area which would
be included in the street.
Topeka motorists long have recog
niZed the danger at the intersection
and are considering attempting to
have the southwest corner where the
parking laps over onto the street
chopped Off At present a turn into
Huntoon from Topeka boulevard is
dangerous if traffic is heavy. The
turn from Huntoon, south on sTopeka
boulevard is even more dangerous and
awkward on account of the corner to
be driven around.
Commissioner Hancock believes that,
besides increasing safety at the inter
section, a curve instead of a right
angle at the corner would improve its
appearance. The parking would be
ion in the accompanying drawing.
hancock intends to inspect the cross
1S soon with the city engineer, to
scertafn whether his proposed change
-ould remedy the situation, and, if so.
ave the engineer draw up plans and
-Itimate costs.
1t is believed it will be desirable to
hop off the corner eventually, so Han
cock thinks it might as well be done
as soon as possible in order to obyiate
the present hazard and cut down the
lumber of accidents occurring there.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-10

Howat contends that the reason the
Central has more strikes than other
companies is because it is more arbi-
tray and unfair.
johnson denied that when miners of
one company are on strike other COM
panies refuse to employ them If they
have openings for men.
The pit committee of the union has
almost entirely replaced the foreman
and company management as deter
mining the employment of miners.
Johnson asserted, Men who have not
entered into the employment of the
company have collected compensation
when they were put to work. according
to their place on the unions waiting
list, johnson said.
While Johnson submitted charts.
photographs and bales OF statistics on
many phases of the mining industry
from 1918 to date. he said, he could
not supply the court with the price of
coal (. o. b. mine for that period.
Judge Higgins said the court very
much desired information on this sub
ject and that If the operators associa-
ton could not furnish it the court
would take steps to obtain from other
sources whether 1t came voluntarily or
otherwise.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-10

to the constitution had been passed.
John Barleycorn up to that time, had
been one of his closest and stanchest
friends.
Lost Track OF Jail Visits.
Even ''Muskogee'' himself has lost
track of the times he has been in Jail
I'm fact he said, I'm doing life
term on the installment plan. When
wake up in the morning and fail to
see the bars staring me in the face,
feel lost.
Its a hard life," said Muskogee.
Prohibition has ruined my health.
Besides, I slept inside this winter for
the first time in forty years, and it
just about got me. I'm going on the
road again this summer and see if l
can't get my health back"
Redmond won the name OF Mus
kogee Red" while he was working on
the first newspaper in Muskogee, Okla
The town furnished the first part and
his sandy moustache and hair the
latter part of the sobriquet
He is one of the last of his kind
The age of the typesetter has passed
with the advent of the linotype anC
other printing inventions. Muskoget
is now working in Eldorado. Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-10

Detroit-Great Lakes seamen and firemen
were given % per cent pay increase.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-10

Berlin-Dr. Adolf Rooster appointed
German minister of foreign affairs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-10
VIII Hold Social Session.

Topeka Council No. 2, Security Ben
eft association, formerly K. & L. of S..
will hold open house for members and
friends at I. o. o. #. Temple, 500
Quincy street, Monday evening. A
good program will be given followed
by refreshments and dancing. All
members are urged to attend and
bring their friends.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-10
POSTPONE MOSS RULING.
for st. Marys Man Desire tC
Cite More Authorities.

At the request of attorneys for John
Moss, who wish to present Judge
James A. Mcclure with list of legal
authorities to support their motion for
a new trial, a ruling on the motion
scheduled for today was postponed
until Wednesday.
Recently a jury rendered a $4,000
judgment against Moss, a st. Marys
insurance man, in favor of Oliver
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-10
The Leading Seven>Passenger

Nothing could be expressive of the of the Paige
S55 than the position of leadership which holds today
among sevenpassengcr motor cars.
There installing the sincere and enthusiastic enforcement
accorded it on every hand
The generous approval has been bestowed upon by
those who admire its beauty of body line as by those who place
emphasis upon many other qaes-notaby uxuriousness
sturdiness and general mechanical excellence.
Powered with the sxcynder motor which has always
given such universal satisfaction, this smart sevenassengr
continues increasing favor 1t known be remarkably
smoothruning well unusually economical for power
and size
dealer will to take demonstration ride
in the Paige Essex your It will beweUorth your
while you have mind the purchase of of the finer type
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-10

Kessler, Belvue blacksmith. Kessler
claimed Moss was the father of child
born to his daughter, Isabel.
The courier-index., 1920-10-22
ON SOIL FERTILITY
 READY FOR DISTRIBUTION

How the soils of Arkansas may be increased in fertility is set forth in a list of concrete suggestions in recent circular entitled, An Out line of Soil Fertility Program for Arkansas" written by Dean Brad ford Knapp and other members of the experiment station staff of the University of Arkansas.
 The circular emphasizes the im- portance of improving the soils of the state by adding more humus, draining wet lands, preventing soil erosion, preparing good seed beds, planting well selected and tested varieties of seed, using high grade commercial fertilizer, and more sys- tematic cultivation of crops during the growing period.
 Some definite and concrete sug- gestions are offered in the circular on what fertilizers should be used on the different types of soils in the state, based upon experimental
The courier-index., 1920-10-22
SNOW IN JERUSALEM

There have been squalls of various degrees of intensity, but snow and ice have been otably absent from this winters program. However II the "old fashioned winterp has more or less been mislaid in these islands, it has turned up in the very unex- pected quarter of Palestine. At the beginning of February the inhabi- tants of Jerusalem arose one morn ing to find to their astonishment
 that streets, housetops and hills were deep in snow. The fall lasted, with intervals, for four days, by which time what had first been re- garded as meteorological joke had become a very real and wide spread disaster. Housetops in Je-
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rnsalem are not built for with sanding snowfall, and many or them collapsed under the weight.
 All train telephone and telegraph service broke down, and when the snow began to htaw the lower parts of the city were in grave danger of flood. There is legend in the Talmud of great snow storm m Jerusalem; in face of this years expersence the Higher CHticisln would have all it's work cut out to challenge the authenticity of the legend. :
The courier-index., 1920-10-22

Grapes, oranges, apples, bananas, extra good quality. City Grocery. Phone 5O %tf
 o. P. Pate and family motored to points in Poinsett county the first of the week to spend several days visiting friends and relatives.
 Hickory wood, any size and length. Call Harry Hummer, phone 15 @tf
 L. L. Beavers, treasurer, and D. M Hardy chief appraiser of the Federal Land Bank of St. Louis, will arrive in Marianna today for the purpose of holding a confer ence with J. A. Horne, secretary of the Lee County Farm Loan As sociation and for the further pur- pose of making some investigation of farm lands on which applications for loans have been made.
 Phone your orders for hyacinth and paper white narcissus bulbs at once. They will be filled and held until you call. Five cents each. Supply limited. Freeman's. @23
 We are selling lots of fine hick- ory wood, any size and length. Bet ter get your order in now. Phone K Harry Plummer #tf
 The only complete music de- partmnt in the city. Dag gett's. *tf
 Coal is high. It's cheaper to burn wood. I am selling fine hickory wood, any size and length. Phone l15. Harry Hummer. *tf As a part of our business in keep ing men and young men we'll groom ed we have established cleaning, pressing and altering department l The same high-class service that we give in our store will be given in ] this new department. Try us. l Ciener's. *23
 Schmidt & Herder, tailors, locat- ed in building recently vacated by express company. Cleaning, press ing, altering, repairing. Suits, trousers and overcoats made to or der. High-class workmanship. Phone 472. We call for and deliver all work. *tf
 Dr. J. c. Young, veterinarian, who has been in the federal service the past three years, located at Me 1 Gehee, has moved to Marianna and hereafter will practic his profssion in Lee county. Dr. Young has of fees at Chas. c. Taylor's barn.
The courier-index., 1920-10-22

work done in Arkansas and compara- tive experiments in ,-other states: This circular may be had free of charge by writing to either the eN- pertinent station, Fayetteville or the Agricultural Extension Division, Lit tie Rock. Arkansas.
The courier-index., 1920-10-22
Victor records, all the latest and popular hits. Daggett's.

0uN POPuAuA AiAtos D06 NSS Ss
 *tf
 Maxcy Daggett who has been in the Mayo hospital in Rochester, Minn., the past three weeks for an operation, has entirely recovered and is expected to arrive home to- morrow.
 To get rid of worms in children give them Whites Crea mVermifuge. The little sufferer improves at once robust. Price 35c. Sold by Har- rington Bros. #tf
 c. c. Kitchener, secretary and treasurer of the Arkansas Associa- ton of Insurance Agents, is spending the week in Des Moines, Iowa, at tending the national convention of insurance agents.
 Call Shumacker's Market for fresh fruits and vegetables. We carry ev- erything good to eat. Phone SIS.
 *tf Roman hyacinth and paper white narcissus bulbs have just arrived. Five cents each. Supply limited Freeman's. "23
 Take her a box of Nunally's Can dy, if it is the real good candy you want. You can get it at Turner's *tf
 Elizabeth Morrison, pupil in the Marianna colored school, was re- gently awarded first prize in state | wide essay contest which was par ticipated in by pupils from practical 1 ly all colored schools in the state. The prize was presented by Insur- ance Commissioner Lindsey.
 Good Paint, properly applied, is pleasure. Buy from Turner and you'll not become acquainted with l the "Other Kind" #tf Exclusive demonstration booths in our music depart ment. Daggett's *tf
 The annual fair given by the col l pred farmers of Lee county, under the direction of Robert Bryant, col ored farm demonstrator, is now be- ing held at the colored school in this city. The displays of farm products are exceptionally good. l Just received, a fresh shipment of Nunally's Candy-the Candy of the South. Turner Drug Company *tt We have established high-class cleaning, pressing and altering shop l in connection with our store. You are guaranteed the very best service possible. Phone and we will call | Our number is PIT. Ciener's. &23
 Every young person here who wants an office position that pays well should write today for free catalog of Springfield Business Col lege. lol
 Harry Yoffie has received wort from Pittsburg, Pa., to the effect that his daughter, Miss Dora, is re covering nicely from the effects oi severe operation performed ter | days ago. Mrs. Yoffie is in Pitts burg with her daughter.
The courier-index., 1920-10-22

Levee tax for the year 1920 became due on October 1st. Books close on December lst. after which penalty of p per cent will be added. Pay now at Bank of Marianna. Hugh Nixon, Collector. *tf
The courier-index., 1920-10-22

ravlng taxes for 1920 are P, Ow due and payable at the la''h laa of Marianna. J. F.. Al ~ " Collector. *tf
The courier-index., 1920-10-22

looking after their farms in Lee county.
 We carry a complete line of sta pie and fancy groceries. Why can't we fill your next order. City Gro- cery. Phone 50. 80
 If you want flowers for Thanks giving buy paper white narcissus at Freeman's now. Price five cents each. %23
The courier-index., 1920-10-22

clothes of known value at S5O IS rlght NU' they last.
 Several other models at S45, S55, S60, S75. You'll find the suits we're featuring at Eft will satisfy every demand you make as to p1 quality and workmanship. We guarantee fit thru our personal service
 Don't put off buying a suit these fifty-do will answer all price arguments
 Come to our store FIRST-better come tods
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-16
G. o N v o G A r E i.

Fondul de ajuor 81 cultura al
Dragusenilor Americani din Al
fiancc. Ohio, convoaca pc toti
,nembrii sal lua parte la sedin.
ia gencrala. care Sc va tinea in
ziua de 81 Martie 1920, in localul
domnului G. Names din r. Broad
way. Sedinta Sc va deschide la 0.
rele 1.3O p. IN. Find cea dim ur-
MIA sedinta care sc va tinea in
Statele Unite, este necesar ca fic-
care membru 81; ia parte.
I,bitii consistent care doresc Il
deveni membrii sunt rngati ca 81
dinsii sd ia parte, sau sd ne scr:e
caci vor fl bine veniti 1ntre MOI
La aceasta sedinta vom hotarf 81
trimiterea protocoalelor i'm comu.
na noastra. lar membrii care sunt
III restanta, sllnt rugati a-si &.
chita restanta spre Sc num'
membrii 81 pc mai .departe.
Fre5idiul.
(61-62)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-16
6 D N v D g A r < !.

Lisa Nationala, scotia Maii-
son, ILL.,, convoaca 0 adunarc po-
porala,la care snnt rugati toti
fratii Romini din doe 81 din jur
care au ini,na aacvarata rominca-
sea ca pc ziua de 2l Martie 1920,
Ia orele 2 p. m., sd ia parte all
mic 81 mare la hala soc. mi
colae Filipesctl" din Waschins-
ton Avenue.
Tot odata sunt rugati 81 domnii
fosti functionari ca pc ziua s'rs
hlmita sa-si achitc orr 81 &c afa-
ccrc fata dc scotia din loc.
lara alti Romhli, sau mai bi-
ne zis care sd n,niesc eli insasi
Romini 81 poarta a1nduri strainc,
ar Fl lbine daca ar raninea pc un-
de sunt 81 si iii vina sd ne con-
turbe linistea.
Iubiti frati, nu uitati zins de
81 Martie 1920, care este ziua
in care glasul. vadllvelor 81 orfa.
nilor 81 schilozilor, caFe a ajua,s
pSaak IA a,oarta ,seastf n IN N
'nuuchi 81 Gu lacrimi ii sochi va
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-16
G o N v o G A r E /.

Societatca romIna de aiutor s.
cultura din Detroit, Michigan
convoaca pc toti membrii sal
lua parte Ia adunarea generals
extra ofdinara care va avea loc
in ziua de 81 Martie 1920, la ore
le 2 p. M, in hala 0henc din
Monroe No. CSC. .ta
Deci sunt rugati staruitor toti
membrii d Iua parte Ia aceasta
sedinta find mai multe chestiuni
de rczolvat. Abscntelc nu vor a.
yea drent dc obiectionat. Spcrina
ca rugarea noastra va Fl ascul-
tata, am. ramas salutindu-va Gu
dcosehita dragostS frateasca.
In numelc, soei4tatii ,,Dcsteap-
tate Rominc'' din Detroit, Mich.
loan vuica, preyedinte,
loan vlkd, ssctstt< soxipturissie
(6O-61)
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A v / z .

Prin accasta Sc avizcaza toti
membrii societatii ,,Desteapta-te
Romine" din Detroit, Mich, a lu-
a la cunostinta ca avindu-se III
vedere ca in timpul de faN mai
scazut pntcrea influcntei spanio.
le, GU inceputlll lunei Aprille
1920 Sc va reduce lar cotizatia la
$3.50 Cum dollar 81 cincizeci de
ccnti).
Deci sa Sc alba in vrderc ca fie
care meanbrn sa plateasca pc IT,
nile trccute: Fcbruaric 81 Mart:o
cotizatia dlubla, 3 dolari.
In numclc societatii ,Desteap-
tate Romine" din Detroit, Mich.
loan vuica, prssedante,
loan vlad, secretar scrfpturdstic,
(6O-62)
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THE ,v1CT0RIA" FOREIGN
EXCHANGE, INC,
15e 10th AYe.s New York, N. Y


Parochia roln1na gr. ort. ,.Sf
lie" din Ellwood City, Pa, in
cunostiintcaza pc toti fratii Ro-
mini din loc 81 jur, de obiceiu ca
81 in trecut, fratii Romfni care
au vote de sfinttlc Pasti 81 anu
me care locuicsc .inorasele vecine,
sun rugati a Sc adresa la prezidiul
parochiei 81 alpmc la adresa
No. l761 EnwoeS City, Pa, pins
in Vinerca Pastilor DORM sd a.
vcm in vcderc toate, lar fratii
Romini din loc (oras) sunt ru-
gait a ingadui pima Ia terminarea
serviciului.
Pin la rcvcuerc va salutam cll
.stima:
loan I. Irirnie, prss. P. B. 17e,
Nicolae Ursu, secretar prinl
(61-63)
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G o II v o g A R r

Sectiupca Ligei Rationale Ro
NINE Americana din McKeas
Rocks, Pa. convoaca pc toti mean
bril- sal 81 in generalrpe toti fratii
Romini din Toe 81 din jur lua
partc la sedinta gencrala, care Sc
va tinea in zina de % Marie
1920, in halat societatii ,,Negru
Voda" din 242 HELEN Street,
McKees Rocks, Pa. Deschiderea
sedintei va fl prompt Ia orclc 1.3O
.p. an. n
F'ratilor' Sutneti rugati foar-
tc staruitor ca nici unul de In
aceasta adunare nationala romIna
sa nu lipsiti, fiindca avcm mai
multc punctc importante dc rez3l
vat, lntre care va Fl 81 darea d
seama de la Congresul Ligei 81
pima acum. Avem foarte multa
corespcndcnta din diferite parti.
la care este absolut neccsar a Sc
face hotariri.
Tot odata wise aduce la cunos-
tinta Cd lipseste o parte din CO.
mitet care trcbue complectat 81
indca multi all plecat in Patric
81 prin alte orasc. CreZind ca toti
fratii Romlni din McKees Rocks
81 Jnr vor lha la cunostinta IL
ceasta convocare 81 nici unul ru
va sta nepasator, ci GU totii IN
ziua de mai srs numita vom Fl
la locul nostru, pcntru Intelcge-
rea, unirea 81 dragostea CO pur-
tam fata de natiunca romina 81
de Rominia Mare.
AsteptIndu-va Gu cea mai ma
re dragoste frateasca.
In numele sectiei l.. N. f. 4
din McKees Rocks, Pa:
Lazar Dragos, presedinte.
Iosif Dragan, easier.
| (G1--62)
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ParlamcntuI.
(Continuare Gle pc pag. A.
ID. PRESEDINTE. IORGA s.

-. IhE', ',ElJlNIE E@ IOllGA Sc
yede nevoit, pcntru rcstabilirea
linistci sd faca APPEL la chestoril
Camcrci, atragind i'm acciasi vre.
me atcntia d-lui Mirzescu ca MI
face de fel chestic personala, ci
0 noua interpclara.
ID. MfRZESCU, continuind, g.
rata ca d. DR.. Lupu, Gu caracte-
rul sau impulsiv. a perdut dru-
mul nationalist in dorinta sa dc
a gasi calea dcmocratiei.
Actnalul ministru de inferno a
institute soviete muncitoresti, ca
ajutorul carora Sc urmarcste a
sc schimba ordinca de Stat.
VOCI La LIBERALT: RU$ina
RuSine!
-. GEAR PASCU: MOI cu.
noastem un alt DR.. Lupn, towards
en- IIalaceanu, la Londra.
ID. Ministru LUPT: Partizann!
d-vOaStra
ID. GEAR PASCT: FIJI linis-
tit, are sa-ti scrie zilele accstca
o scrisOare.
ID. MfRZESCU, facind un rcz,.
mat al mctamorfozei politice a
d-lui DR.. Lupu, il numestc mtc.
meietorul .Internationalei a Iva
ca unul care a infiintat socialis.
mul ,.sui-generis" 0laritatc).
In chcstimca pcrsonala cu Il
Dunareanu, d. Mirzescu arata 81
nu s desmintit intru mimic afili
erea socialistilor Romini la In
ternationala a lila 81 nici pre-
zenta lui Rakowsky in comitat'l
partidului. intrcbind pc d. mini
stru de inferno ce masuri intal,
ge sa ia impOtriva lor.
Sedinta s'a ridicat la orele :
81 Is minute.
(,,Universul" din IA Febr.)
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fNSTIINTARE.

Toti membrii sccietatii Tran.
silvania" din Farrell, Pa, care
lccuiesc in Farrell, Sharon 81
Wheatland, sunt rugati a lua la
cunostinta ca Domnul l. D. Re,
gula este ales ca Representative
ziarului nostru special pentru so
cietatea ,,Transilvania'
Orr ce plingeri sau schimbar'
dc adresa sd Sc adreseze dinsului
(61-63)
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TIMPvL ESTE BANI.

Accsta este un provcrb vechiu
care il, sti 81 D-ta. Deci III maj
cauta 81 ami dc All pc milne =
cimd te decMi sa plcci acasa, l;l-
crul principal este ca sd al vapor
bun, unde sd al intretincre per-
fccta 81 sa calatoresti iute. Acu-
ma al ocazia- 81 nu 0 perde. =
VAPORl1L CAMBRIDGE" CA
RE PLEAtA IN % MARTIE G,
face is zi1e PIMA Ia Constanta 81
sa al lin vcdere ca acest vapor
merge direct, fara sd te opresti
81 sd schimbi -vaporul prin- alto
tari. Biletm costa $50 dolari. plus
War Tax.
Vino numai de cit la moi, scrif
81 trimite arvltna ca sd va pas
tram locul. Prin moi poti capats
pasaportul 81 omul nostru spccl
al va sta in ajutor la indcplinircs
formalitatilor, 81 gazduirea o q
la un hotel Rominesc.
M uitati adresa:
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roaga sd le fntindeti o NINA de
ajutor, cacii ei sufere pcntru Ro-
mInia Mare, 81 cu suferintclc lor
sa vindec toate suferintdt Rs.
minilor de prctntindcnea.
\. Motoruga, pres.
I. vladu, viceNpres.
George Sofia, secretar.
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ADREsA SOCIETATII ESTE:
Societatea ,,Lumina Poporului
Romln" $50 West Perl Street,
indianapolis, Indiana. (26)
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IN A1Dsy1UN1A soCfErATr.
Lon, IARoCHItOa 81 cLU-
BURILoR Ko1fftE DIN Al6E.
IoA

Societatea rousna ~ ajutor 81
,cultura ,,tJlpia Ttaiaaa'' din ii
,ric, Pa, Va avca jubile,fT sau sls
I1g.ll ] 's'Ils; . sa'' "a lIsSIi \
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
CITY HARBOR PROJECT
CHURCH CLUB TOPIC
Explained TO Men Of St. Andrew s
by Secretary Cant of
Harbor Board.

The oltv harbor project was explained
n the Men Club of St. Anfrews Church
last night bv Charles II Cant. secretary
~ tho Board OF Harbol Commissioners
Il was the arSt meeting Of the season
following vacation and was we'll attended
i wa held IN the parish house, at Eighth
and Orange treetS.
The members appeared deeply inter
e,ted IN Nh Cant remarks. The latter
outlined the project from Its inception
tnld what has been accomplished and what
:ne board hopes 10 accomplish
The harbor project, launched III 1917,
vas Interfered with by the war. Ii was rp-
..lued however. IL 1919. when program
was approved by City Council. which aU-
ihurized a bond issue of S2.500000 TO
START the project. The municipal wharf
II Front and Church streets, the first
undertaking, Is nearly finished and IN
l.se. Land has been acquired for the deep
sea terminal al the junction OF the Della
ware and Christlana rivers. Next NedEes-
dav there will be public hearing in the
Cuy Hall, so that the government may
Determine whether the ChrIstiana Is
worthy q survey authorized by the last
ongress. The result Of. this hearing viii
influence the subsequent magnitude Of the
general project, upon the preparation Of
which the Harbor Commission is dill
gently at work.
Following Mr. Cant address the club
discussed and lndOrsed the recent action
of the Rotary Club, IN advocating new
city charter for Wilmington.
The president was requested to appoint
representatives 10 act with other church
clubs IN arranging for Lenten meetings.