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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
WHEAT YIELD SHRINKS.
Winter Crop and Rye Estimates
Are Much Below Yield for
Last Two Years.
By Associated Press TO Every Evening

Washington, April s.-Production Of
winter wheat this year wasforecast today
at 4S3. .6l7 900 bushels and rye IS, Sal 600
bushels by the department of agriculture,
which based its estimate on the acreage
planted last December, allowing for aver
age acreage abandonment and assuming
average influences until harvest.
Conditions OF winter wheat April was
75.6 and rye SOS per cent of a normal.
Winter wheat production last year
was 73l $50 900 bushels and the previous
wear 565, ,0a9, 600 bushels. Rye produc-
ton last year was Ss, ,47s0O0 bushels and
the previous year 9l,Wl 600 bushels.
Condition of winter wheat a year ago
was 99s per cent of normal, two years
ago 1916, and the April | average for the
last 10 years was Sal per cent.
Condition OF rye year ago was e06
per cent of a normal two years ago S5s,
and the 10 years average 500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
UYops Dead Eating Lunch.

Solomon Johnson, colored, 35 years,
fell dead at noon today as be was preparing
to eat his lunch. He was taken TO the
Delaware Hospital where be was pro-
nounced dead. He was employed at the
p. r. X. shops at Todd's Cut.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
T. ChaIkIey Hatton Seriously Iii.

The condition of T. Chalkley Hatton,
former engineer, in charge Of sewers who
is desperately Ill in Milwaukee remains
the same, according TO reports received
herc today Mr.. Hatton was operated
upon few weeks ago and it is said his
critical condition now is due 20 complica-
tions that have resulted from the opera
flop
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
CLOSING TIME FOR
DISPLAY ADVERTISING

Every Evening cannot guarantee
insertion of Display Advertising
unless copy is in the business Office
by noon the day before il is TO be
printed. Advertisers will kindly
bear this in mind and cooperate
accordingly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
Sale nv the Sheriff.

Property on Fourteenth street, east Of
Railroad avenue, consisting of house and
lot 74x15, was sold this morning by
Joshua Z. Grassland, sheriff, on fore
closure, for 81, AS to Ruth Edna Jones, at
the Public Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
Rotary Lunches 20 Continue in Hos
Weather

Members of the Rotary Club. it i
said have decided 20 bold regular lun-
cheons throughout the summer montbs
Heretofore il has been customary fo
adjourn ia June until late IN ScptcmbCl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
COMPULSORY TRAINING LOST.
-Four Months Voluntary to be Substitute
ed in Army Bill.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, April S.-Defeat of the
compulsory universal military training
provision of the army reorganization bin
was conceded today By Senate proponents
OF the plan and to stave of vote on the
issue they planned 70 substitute a pro-
gram for voluntary training Of four
months for al youths 10 or more years
old
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
Amusemenls roniah..

Playhouse- Frtvohtles o. 1920.
Garrick
Oueen--' MARY Elien Comes 20 Town.
Nia;cstlc-"E Excuse Ny dust.
Rialfo--"rhc Vengeance ot purand.
savoy" Respectable oy Proxy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
Otis Smith Injured.

Otis Smith, aged l8 years Of 337 East
Fourth street, while working on a, tank
This morning, near Third street bridge,
fell q distance Of 80 feet, and fractured his
eft arm. He was removed TO the Delaware
hopital In q police patrolcar.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
Inspecting Philadelphia Water Front.

Members of the Board of Harbor
Commissioners left early today for
Philadelphia where they are spending the
day, in an inspection trip along the water
fxpat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08

Friendship Active Association dance.
so cents. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08
Weather Foreeas..

BY Associated Press % kw'ry EVenins
Washingtou April S.-Mcatheg forocaEa
Fair and oontlnued cold tonight. and E-l-
day irecEins temps r1ture tonight frCs1
west WINDS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08

A safe spring tonic. Glover Dairy
mlU.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08

Certified milk for infants. Clover
Dairy Co.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-08

Paris, April s,--CserTnan regular troops
have bornbardeS Duesseldorf with "a
shells. according 10 a Maycnce despatch
10 the Mafin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25
Gudstjenester og Meder.

Fredag den n. - Sondag d.
%. Ungdomsmoder, allie er vel
komne. Tilrejsende indkvarteres
Moderne folger saaledes:
Fridag, Feb. 81. 1920 a. IN.
Rev. 2. NJ. Petersen and Rev. L.
Jensen, Danish 2:30 p. m. Rev.
J. H. Vammen and Rev. n. j.
Bing, Danish. 1880 p. m. Rev.
y. J. Bing, English, and Rev. L.
Jensen, Danish.
Saturday, February 2S.: 10 80
am. Rev. l.. Jensen and Rev. 2.
NJ. Petersen, Danish. 2:30 p. m.
n. J. Bling, introduction Theme,
The Value of Personal Work for
Christ, Mat. 3: 13-18. (Verdien
af personligt Arbejde for Her
rem followed by discussion. 7.30
p. m. Rev. James G.. Peterson, at
Dana College, Lecture on foreign
Missions, Danish, and Rev. j. II.
Vammen, English.
Sunday, February %: Gals a.
m. Rev. j. II. Vammen, address
to Sunday School, English. 1890
a. m. Rev. p. NJ. Petersen, com
munion Service, Danish. 1890
a. m. Rev. N. j. Bing, Sermon,
Danish 40 pm. Rev. L. Jen-
sen, Danish and Rev. James c.
Peterson, English. 1880 p. m.
Rev. Vammen, English, and Rev.
?. NJ. Petersen, Danish.
Onsdag den 3. Marts, Kvinde-
mode hos A. NJ. Andersens oe
Tabithamode hos Prof. G. X.
Hansens.
Alt, vii Gud.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25
FRA DANA.

| sidste Uge havde vi Beseg af
Hr. Bramsen fra Grand View
College / Des Moines. Hr. Bran
sen er Lerer we'd Grand View
College og Student i den teolo-
giske Afdeling.
Fredag Aften holdt han Fore
drag over Emmett ,,karakterud-
viking. Han fremhevede Wig
tigheden af Karakterer og dvale-
de we'd forskellige Punkter, som
tjener til dens Unwilling. Blandt
disse fix Kristendommen den
fremskudte Plads.
Lordag Aften fortalte Hr.
Bramsen om X. +. L. Ms og
X. +. U. ks Arbejde i Danmark.
Danmark kan kun L%utheranere
blive Medlemmer af disse For
eninger, medens i Amerika an
tages Medlemmer af allie evan
geliske KirkesamfuDd. bet sy-
mes ogsaa, at dette Arbejde i
Danmark er meget mere preget
af Kristendommens Aand end i
Amerika. We'd M9det LerdagAf.
ten sang Skolens Sangkor to
Sange.
For nylig har vi haft Beseg
af Presterne A. G. Weismann.
Chicago, og z. NJ. Petersen,
Mortified, Minnesota. PastorPe-
tersen har to D9tre og en- Son
paa Skolen, og Pastor Weismann
har en- Datter her.
Den II. Marts vii Dannebrog
og Hesperian, litterare Forenin-
ger, sammen med Alumni For
eningen holde felles Program
med efterfolgende Blanket. A. NJ.
Petersen, Doktor i Medicin, Elk
Horn, Ia, har loyet at holde
Talen som Reprasentant for
Alumni Foreningen.
| denne Uge vii Trinitatis Sc
minariums NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ening sammen med Nebraska
Ungdomsforbund holde Mode i
Blair. De fleste af M9derne vii
blive i Kirken. Lerdag Aften
vii Pastor James Petersen holde
MISUNDERSTANDING i Skolens Ka-
pei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25

Fredag Nat sagde Martin til
den, som var hos ham: Il Nor
gen dor jeg." Vedkommende 70.
reholdt ham, at Livet og OGDEN
dog er i Herrens Hand, men
Martin forandrede like sin Me
ming. Da han saa blew spurgt,
ON han a ferdig til at do,
svarede han frimodigt: ia" =
Han d9de den folgende Nat.
Under sin Arbejdsplan, som
han havde hengende paa Veg-
gen, havde han skrevet ,,Derfor
bliver like uforstandige, men
skinner, hvad Herrens Willie err
(Efes. 5, ~. Disse Ord var be-
tegnende for hans Tankegang.
Man m@rkede, at for ham hay-
de OGDEN mistet sin Brod. Son
men og Broderen vii vel blive
savnet i Hjemmet, men til hans
kere kan der trestigt siges:
,,Serger like, som de serge, der
like have Haab."
Sondag Eftermiddag Klokken
8 holdtes der Sprgegudstjeneste
i Skolens Kapel. Professor Wig
talte over Teksten ON den kon-
gelige Embedsmand, der beder
Jesus helbrede sin Son. Profess
sor Wig lagde Vegt paa Ordene ;
,,Gaa bort, din Son lever"
Martin Andersen blew fedt den
10. September, 1899, i Dwight,
Illinois. Der blew han debt og
senere konfirmeret. Derfra flyt-
tede Familien til Viborg, hvor
den har boet siden. Martin eff
terlader sine Foreldre, tire Brod-
re og to S9stre. Han a den
nasteldste af Bornene. Den @ld-
ste, Olga, a ogsaa paa Sko-
len her.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25

ske Regering uddelte Certifika-
ter til de faldnes nermeste
Slegtninge. Den var IA faldne
eller dode fra selve Countyet,
og 6 af disse var efter Navnene
at DONNIE danske. Der a Carl
Sofus Rasmussen, der rejste fra
. Dan. Luth. Publ. House Og faldt
paa Slagmarken. De andre kend-
tie Vi like personlig deres Nav
ne var; Jens c. Rabis; W.
Hans Skow; Anton c. Rask Pc
ter Petersen og Carl Christensen
Desuden var der fire fra Dana
College, som herte hjemme an.
Diet Steds: Ruben Jensen, Min
den, Neb., (Past. H. P. Jensens
Som Viggo Nielsen fra Coal
ridge, Mont; Niels Larsen, Au-
dubon, Ia, og Marius Andersen
Weston, la.
Der veksledes med Bon, Ia.
Ter og Sang. Det var Episkopal.
presten, Rev. Marsh, der ind
ledede med Bon, Mr.. Claridge
holdt som Formand for Chamber
of Commerce en- patriotisk Tale
og desuden talte Katolikpresten
Father Beyersdorfer", og Bap-
tistprestel4, Rev. Forman, opla.
ste ct Skriftafsnit. Ledet af Ell
Kor sang Forsamlingen rStaI
Spangled Banner" og Mine
eyes have seen the glory of the
comming of the Lord"
= Onsdag i sidste Uge flyt.
tede Prof. Langs op j ,,Bondo's
Minde" we'd Skolen. Pastor
I. NJ. Hansens STAIR for at flytte
ind i deres nye HEN paa Ne.
braska st. = VIM. Johnsens hal
kobt E.jendommen, hvor Pastor
Hansens flytter fra og skal flyt
te derind, og Mr.. Jens Clausen.
der Dor sgd for Byen, har keb'
Ejendommen, hvor Johnsens
flytter nd, og skal med Familit
flytte derind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25
DANSKE FARMERE.

Costilla Estate i Diet sydlige
Colorado har endnu Plads til
mango driftige Farmere. Code
Skoler. Dansk ev. luth. Menig-
he'd og Prest ON nogen skulde
vere interesseret i Forholdene
herude skriv da til en- af I'M
dertegnede Farmere som vii gi-
vi allie Oplysninger ON Forhol-
dene og vor Koloni:
Linnemann Hansen, Mesita.
Rudolph Holse, San Acacio.
Victor Hoist, San Acacio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25

fra Centralkomiteen modtaget
Meddelelse ON, at den haaber
at kunne oversende Ell endnu
storre Sending med Oscar H.,
naar den yender tilbsge her til
Landet. Yarerne skal efter Ko-
miteens Bestemmelse anvendes
til trengende Senderjyder i den
Del af Senderjylland, der vender
tilbage til Danmark.
De kongerigske stemmeberetti-
gede. Antallet af de danske Son
derjyder, der er berettigede til
at deltage i Afstemningerne i
S9nderjylland, anslaas nu til ca.
81, 900.
Der er, efter hyad ,,Kristeligt
Dagbl." erfarer, under Udarbej-
delse ct Cirkulere, der skal
tilstilles hver enkelt med Angi-
velse af, hvorledes han skal for
holde sig.
Rejserne til Senderjylland til
rettelagges saaledes, at de stem
meberettigede kan vere paa AT
stemningsstedet senest Aftenen
for Afstemningen.
| l.. Zone skal Afstemningen
foregaa den 10. Februar, og AT.
rejsern herfra vii ske i Dagene
7.-9. Februar. Fra Upland skier
Rejsen med Tog, fra Fyn med
Damper fra Faaborg, fra Sjel-
land med Skibe enten fra Ko-
benhavn eller Korser. D. F. ID. S.
%stiller son bekendt en- Del Skibe
I'll Raadighed.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25
Gartneri for Salg.

Blomster og Kekkenhavefor'
refining for Salg i Hjertet at EN-
progressiv By. God F%orretning /
Planter ON Foraaret. Jeg kan
selge alt, jeg kan frembringe
til hejeste Pris. Rigeligt med
Wand. Den eneste Forretning at
sit Slags i Countyet.
For nermere Oplysninger skriv
til: Alex Kerr,
eller til
Past. L. H.. K &c e r,
Buffalo, Wyo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25

Denne Gang er der Sgrgebud-
skab at melde fra Dana. Iblandt
de mango, der i mildere eller
sterkere Grad har yaret angre-
bet af Influenza, var Martin An
dersen fra Viborg, sgd Dakota.
Hos de mango andre blev Fe-
beren standset, og derefter gik
Diet fremad til Helbredelse. Hos
Martin bley Feberen ogsaa stand
set, men Gang paa Gang yendte
den tilbage og tilsidst udyiklede
Sygdommen sig til Lungebeten-
delse. Da den hayde naaet ct
farligt Stade, biey der sendt Bud
efter den unge Mands Foreldre.
kom og a tilstede Diet
sidste Par Dage han leyede.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25


i Blair indbyder til falles ING
doms- og Hedningemissionsm9de
i Blair Menighed i Dagene fra
den 27.-29. Februar.
F9lgende Prester har lovet at
tale: y. j. Bing, l.. Jensen, ?.
NJ. Petersen, James G. Peter
son og j. II. Vammen.
vi haaber at mango Unge fra
vor egen Kreds saayel som andre
Steder fra vii komme til Mode
hos os i de Dage og byder dem
ct hjerteligt Velkommen. Tilrej-
sende bedes j god It'd at melde
deres Ankomst til Pastor Schultz.
John c. Romer, Sex. for Trim.
Sem. MISUNDERSTANDING
James G. Petersen, Formand for
Ungdomsforbundet for Nebr.
A. TIL. Schultz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25
Spn~derjyland.
Den sSnderjydske Fond m

Den sSnderjydske Fond med
deler: Fra Americas Centralko-
mite for den senderjydske Fond
er der med Damperen ,,Frede-
rik VIII" ankommen hertil AS
store KAISER med code, solide
og varme Bekledningsgenstande
og Manufakturvarer af forskel-
lige Slags. Man har samtidig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25
Blair, Nebr.

Del har yeret adskillig Syg-
dom heromkring. 0nsdag Efter-
midday j sidste Uge hprte Vi,
at to Born, ca. 3 Aar gamle, laa
alvorlig syge hos Hans knudsens,
der Dor paa Wolsmanns Farm
neIlem her og Kennard. bet
ane Barn var Knudsens Batter,
bet andet Emil Nielsens Son,
som Mrs. Knudsen hayde taget
& Pleje, mems Moderen laa paa
Hospital her. DR.. Andersen fra
Kennard mente, at Symptomerne
tydede paa, at BSrnene hayde
faaet Gift j sig paa nogen ufor-
kiarlig Made. Der blew saa
sendt efter en- DR.. Maclanahan
fra Omaha. Han mente derimod,
at Diet var en- Form at Influ-
snza, der havde slaaet sig paa
Maven. Neste Dag syntes B9r-
nene i Bedring, og siden har
vi hort, at de fremdeles bedres,
saa vi haaber, de er uden Fare.
En- ung dansk Mand fra
Harlan, Ia, har nedsat sig som
Begravelsesentreprenor her j By
en- i Forbindelse med J. |. I'm
suhs M9belforretning.
Mr.. Christensen gjorde Tie
neste i Heren under Krigen og
a ct helt Aar i Frankrig. ST.
den Hjemkomsten har han yaret
sngageret hos Ben B. King &
60. i Council Bluffs.
Gammelt Jern og andre
Metaller, Klude, Gummi osy. ke.
ses til Dagens hejeste Priser.
7. G. Phelps
we'd Siden af Miller Munks
Smedevarksted.
Bell Telefon - Ash: t772.
| L9rdags hayde vi Be-
seg af Mr.. Chr. Andersen fra
Viborg, S. Oak. Han var kom-
men herned for at bes6ge EN-
SON og eli Datter, han havde paa
Skolen her. De var begge sy-
ge; Sennen, Martin, var al
vorlig syg. Han dpde L6rdag
Nat, hvorom der er fortalt i
Korrespondancen fra Dana, saa
vel SON ON Sergegudstjenesten
der i den Anledning S6ndag Eff
termiddag. Datteren var ogsaa
syg, men err nu bedre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25
MARKEDsPRISER
South Omaha:

Good to ch. feeders 10.Oo-l1.OO
Good to oh. Steers 11.50-13.O0
Swim ..13.25-13.50
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25
UNGDoMsMoDE

Trinitatis Seminariums He'd
Notwithstanding og ing
domsforeningen SAINT Menigheden
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25

Fredag den n. - Sondag d.
%. Ungdomsmoder, allie err vel
komne. Tilrejsende indkvarteres.
Moderne folger saaledes:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25
M. A. Sans Exclusive I'm.
zertaking. Lady Attendant
Auto Hearse. Both Phones.


Baade paa Skolen og i
Kirken har vi haft Beseg af Lac
GER Bramsen fra Grand View
College, Des Moines. ON Bes9-
get paa Skolen henyises til Korr.
fra Dana. / S9ndags Aftes talte
Larer Bramsen i Kirken. vi
vii narmest kalde hans Tale eft
kristeligt F~oredrag. Def var
Forrederen Judas, han drog
frem som advarende Eksempel
paa, at ingen maa stole paa,
at han herer til Discipelflokken.
J. e. Campbell-Furniture
and Undertaking. Successor to
.. G. Pierce.
Undertegnede STAIR rede til
at yde effektiv Tjeneste til IN
liver It'd paa Dognet = Dag Ell
ler Nat. Naarsomhelst D6dsfald
mdtraffer ! ct HEN er vi rede
til promt Udforelse af hvilken-
somhelst Tjeneste, mangeaarig Err
faring, god Smag og h~jertelig
Medfglelse MATTE kreve.
vi haaber, De skal like kom-
me til at trange til vor Hjalp,
men j Fald De ger, STAIR vi tai
fjeneste.
j. L. u nru h,
Furniture and Undertaking.
a. r. Christensen, Assistant,
Embalmer and Funeral Director.
Ind. Phone, Red 1879.
Eftermiddags i Ssndags
holdtes der en- Slags Memorial
Service" i City Hall for de
Washington County faldne eller
af Sygdom d6de Soldater. bet
var i Anledning af, at den fran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01
seek INCREASED APPROPRIATION
F0R THE WEST LIBERTY NORMAL
HURW|Tz LECTURE At
EOFF STREET TEMPLE
ON FRIDAY EVENING

The COMMITTEES in charge ;S ,, Of The the
Temple lecture course OF the Eon street
Temple announces the second speaker
n Nv, the yG SGF'e Sill appcar ON the lecture
course platform this Friday evening
December 5. Mr.. Hurwitz who IS now
, making a trip through the middle west
viii arrive in Wheeling from Chicago
veloping Menorah plans OF national
Importance. Mr.. Hurwitz Is chancellor
of the Intercollegiate Menorah society,
an organization of Jewish students ;y nay
ties and colleges Of the United states
! and Canada. The purpose OF the
Menorah is to promote ana advance tne
study and knowledge OF JEWISH ,aeaIS
and thought. AS founder and leader OF
the movement Mr.. Hurwitz during the
past ten years has come into intimate
contact with the Jewish youth OIL our
land and is thoroughly familiar WIN
their problems and cond anstis ousiity
appealing particularly to the men ana
women Of the new generatlon; ne Is
known, admired and loved by all those
with whom Ire has come IN cGhtact; -are
oratorical gift, of wide and varied cui.
ture, combining within himself q unique
emotional intensity and calm thougnt-
full deliberativeness. Mr.. Hurwltz is one
of the most accomplished speakers 10
be brought by the Temple lecture
course. His topic for Friday night will
be THE Return Of the Prodigal
In addition to Mr.. Hurwitz's lecture
fine musical program has been ar
ranged The Eor Street Temple choir
consisting Of Mrs. Elsa DuGa' dlrector,
Mrs. Bard, Mossrs Leach and Schafer
and Miss H. Virtue, organist, will par
ticipate in this. In accordance with the
new policy Of the course, admission, Is
entirely free, nor Is any colicctlon
taken up, The lecture which begins NJ
Sis sharp Is preceded by short serv-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01
COMPLETE PAVING
WITHIN 10 DAYS,
EPHLIN ANNOUNCES

"whceling's paving program Will be
completed within the next week OF zen
days, as tho contractors are AIDING inc
finishing touches now, after maklng
splendid progress on many or tne Joos.
was the statement made yesterday ar
ternoon BY City Manager CharAes "
Ephlin.
The announcement will no DOUBT
arouse much interest, as sevcraI OF tne
Jobs have been under construction Tor
many months. Others were rushed TO
completion at once. and all expectations
were passed, as many predlcted the VOTE
would not be finished before the ftrst or
the year or the middle OF January.
'Tshe construction work on the base,
! said Mr.. Ephlin on all the jobs has peen
\ compl eted, with a few minor exceptions
OF patch work. and the laying OF bricks
Ia Being rushed as much as possible.
When the paving program has oeen
completed Wheeling viii nave the oesi
streets in the state OF West Virginia ana
will no doubt stand the unusual heavy
traffic to which they are subjected by
the heavy coal trucks operating through
wheelings streets suffer more from
heavy traffic than any other In the
state due to the many small mines oper-
atinS in the community. hauling coal to
the manufacturing concerns aoove' De-
low and east Of the city.
Many OF the streets have been prac
tically rebuilt. and are In the pest OF
condition. Practically all Of the JOBS
completed so far by the contractors
have been accepted by the city.
The North Huron street and south
struction the longest OF all IN the city
work having been started moro than
fourteen months ago, but are now com
pleted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01
talk ON PALESTINE
THURSDAY NIGHT At
E0FF STREET TEMPLE

At the convention Of the American
Organization of Zionists just closed In
Buffalo, y. Y. the American Zion Com
monwealth decided to include Wheel
ing as the only city Of its size IN the
itinerary of the speakers who are max
ing q countrywide tour for the pur-
pose of presenting to America thssSRcts
about Palestine. The local commFttee,
consisting of Messrs. ]. F.. Moss. Ju-
Illus Horkheimer, N. Harrison, I. Cor
don, with Rabbi l.. A. Mischkind have
made the necessary arrangements TOT
the meeting. This will be held Thurs
day night In the Eoff Street Temple at
sis o'clock. No effort has been spared
to bring here the most prominent men
connected with the American Zion Com
monwealth, men who are OF the hrst
rank. and known throughout the coun-
try. Mr.. Abraham Soldberg, secretary
OF the Zionist Organization, and MI.
Emanuel Newman, head or the educa-
tional department. have been secured
as the speakers of the evening. The
committee in charge has also made
plans for rare musical treat IN con-
nection with the speakers program
Mrs. Else Duga, whose work In the re-
cent Jenny Lind recital created so
overwhelming q sensation, VIII appear
in an interesting series Of solos. There
will be no admission charge: nor Will
any collections or pledges be taken at
the meeting. Everyone, even he whose
svmpathies are not aligned with the
Zionist movement, Is urged TO be pres
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01
PACKET LEROY
WILL BE PUT BACK INTO sE1v1cE
BIZ LIBERTY TRANSIT CON-
PAMY
wen Known Boat to Operate Between
wheeling and New MAtaraorAs.

Announcement was made by officials
of the Liberty Transit Company that
the packet Leroy, which has been lying
idle for some time. will again be put
back into the service OF the company
on Thursday. This steamer will ply the
Ohio river between Wheeling and New
Matamoras.
vice opens up another line petTeen
wheeling and New MatamoraS for the
Liberty company. The company. Tor the
mast six months have not had boat
running between these two places, ana
the larger packets have been making
the stops between the two points.
JEFF Frame wharfmastor. stated late
Yesterday afternoon that ths company
is receiving so many orders for New
Matarnoras and points north OF II that
the company decided that 1t would open
this trade.
The steamer Leroy is one OF the old
time boats from wheeling and many
local people will be glad to hear that
she will be put back into the wheeling
service,
She will arrive in Wheeling wsdnes-
day and get loaded to make her first
trip, leaving tho Liberty Transit Com
panys wharf on Thursday morning. She
will make three trips per week between
wheeling and New Matamoras.
She will leave Wheeling on TUESDAY,
Thursday and Saturday, arriving at
New Matamoras late IN the evening or
the Same day She will leave the 1ol-
lowind days from New Matamoras on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.