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New-York tribune., 1912-12-17
WINS FOURTH STRAIGHT GAME
St. Lawrence Basketball Team Beats
Manhattan in Annual Clash.

St Lawrence University scored It's
fourth successive basketball victory over
the Manhattan College five in their an
nual game on the De La Sale Institute
court last night by a score of % TO II.
The upstate colegians were a fast com
bination and carried their rivals along at
fast pace. Their passing was puzzling
and shooting accurate. Manhattan tralled
for the greater part Of the game. Calder,
Lanerty and Griffin did clever work for
st. Lawrence particularly the first named,
who Gagged three field and six foul bas-
kets for twelve points.
The liuc-uD follows.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-17
M'FARLAND DRUBs MURPHY.

kenosha. Wis. Dec. l6. -- "Packey'
Mcfarland Of Chicago, earned decisive
victory over Eddie Murphy. OF Boston.
in their tcn-round fight here tonight.
Murphy lost two teeth and was knocked
down in the last round, his right eye cut
open and finished the fight sorry spec
tacle. although apparently still strong and
willing.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-17
FOR HIRE.
1913, @ CYLINDER PACKARD MOTOR CAR

DAG, VEIN, MONII.
BONSAI- PHONE S0OO-SCHUYLER.
FOR RENT.-Chauneur. with 10 years ref
ercnces has Peerless limousine. BOY
DELL. Tel. 1854 Columbus.
PACKARD LIMOUSINE for hire. by week or
month: newly painted and overhauled. L.
Kramer 2Og West i3d ST. Tel Bryant tl05.
Packard Limousine: late model: brand new
body; hour. day. month. very reasonable.
Foiliot Co.. 25i West 9th 81. Tel. Col 3422.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IANDAULET.-Ow
drives: price moderate. satisfaction guar
anteed WOOkEY. LenOX COTS.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-17

Substitutes-Foxha for Lafferty. wall for
Bolton. Hoolihan for SuareZ. Goals from field
Calder %. Iaferty (2). Grincn %, Wheeler
Hoolihan. Suarez. Doyle Mccain (2). Goals
from foul-Calder 90. DOYLE. Referee Hama
nan. De Ia Sale Institute. Time Of halves
Twenty minutes each
New-York tribune., 1912-12-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.

PACKARD LIMOUSINES. new cars. for
monthly service; special TO theatre or
opera, with privilege OF stopping one hour
for supper, $40; largest renters Of Packard
cars IN New York. PHONE PLAZA 2I00.
EXCELLENT TOURING CAR for rent. hour
Is weekly or monthly. at very reasonable
terms: experienced chauffeur and careful
driver. &. FKICKE, 20 East 100th st. Phone
IhHI-lInrlPm.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-17
SLAUGHTER PRICES
rs USED CARS
These Cans Being Sold Tor
OE IHEIR REAL AAIIE

VT NfTN
Cars comprise Renauits, Packards. Peer
lesses, MERGERS, Bucks. Cadillacs. Fords.
Chalmers. Mitchells. Hudsons MaXwells. f.
NJ. F's, Flanders, Garfords, Moons. Hupnlo-
biles, Atlas Taxi, Pumans Premiers.
Thomas. Nationals Oakands. Columbias
Croxton- Keatons. Maxwell -Mercurys. Moras
cycle. Blanci Don't Miss This Opportunity! |!
EXAMINATION AND DEMONSTRATION.
Open Sundays, II TO 4.
STORAGE 30 TO - WEST 63D ST.
Telephone. io40-Io49 col
New-York tribune., 1912-12-17

Tom McCarey. the promoter of boxing
I'm Los Angeles has invited FIVE former
white heavyweight champions 10 witness
the battle between Luther McCarty and
Al Palzcr In his arena on New Years af-
ternoon. John Ia Sullivan. the "noblest
Roman OF them alr'; Jim Corbett. Bob
Fitzsimmons, the only man who ever held
three worlds championships. the middle
weight. Hight heavyweight and heavy
weight: Jim Jeffrles and Tommy Burns
are the ones who will slt at the rlngside
and watch their possible successors. The
winner OF that bout. by the way, will get
a gold belt emblematic OF the worlds
white heavyweight championship. Jack
Johnson and the other negroes are not
recognized by McCarey.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-17

Interest runs high over the coming bat
tie Of the hopes" Both men are hard at
work. and their training camps are the
Meccas for many boxing fans" BY virtue
Of his victory over Flynn McCarty is the
popular favorte.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-17

Jack Britton and frankie Nelson will
meet In a ten-Tound contest at Browns
Gymnasium tonight Nelson has yet TO
set the world on fire with his ability. and
Britton bids fair to score another victory.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-17
A.-NONTUIY PAYMENTS.

We have number of I9il-12 new and
slightly used automobiles that we can dispose
Of on monthly PAYMENTS n few OF our bar
gains: :-l90o Hotchkiss. passenger. $500:
1910 Peerless. I passenger. 81 000 1910 Loco
mobile limousine like new, $1,000 1912
Chalmers, . bodies. 100.
COOPERATIVE USED CAR CO.
Tel. Col.-9022 sixth floor 80 West 5lth
New-York tribune., 1912-12-17
To Box Dundee, Then Cross Sea
to Meet Stanley.

Eddie Morgan. the English boxer. VINO
IS 10 meet Johnny Dundee. New Yorks
best featherwelght. in a ten-round bout
before the Forty-fourth Street Sporting
club ON Thursday night, has been
matched To box Digger Stanley for the
bantamwcisht championship of Great
Britain. The boys will meet at twenty
rounds before the National Sporting club
Of London on February :. and In order 10
fulfil his contract Morgan will have to
leave for England Immediately after his
match with Dundee.
There will be- few Idle moments when
Dundee and the little Briton enter the
ring 10 box. Johnny Kilbane, the present
featherwcight champion Of the world. has
promised the winner a fight for the title
on March II.
Morgan thinks that ne can dispose or
Dundee and those who saw him perform
with frankie Burns IN Madison Square
Garden recently believe that he stands a
fair chance Of winning. Certain IL is that
Morgan compares, favorably with most OF
the little men scneto these shores from
Great Britain since DrlscOll made the
American fcatherweights look foolish
few years back.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-17

WEST SIDE Y. NJ &. A.-Indvidual road
work Small Shop Glasses. Send for book
let. 300 West l7th ST. Phone 1920 Col.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-17

Charley Ledoux. the French bantam
weight, is about 10 leave for that dear
Paris" once more. He has signed for a
match at Monte carlo on February 2. his
opponent to be selected at later date.
rho management OF Monte Carlo is try
ing 10 secure Johnny Couion % meet Le-
doIx. The latter failed TO make any great
impression on the American public. llc
boxed two battles. In one he had hard
time with Battling Reddy for ten
rounds and I'm the other was outpoint'd
by kid" williams in a siN-round con-
test at the Olympia Athletic club. In
Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
WILSON AND BRYAN
HOLD CONFERENCE

LICOLN. Neb.. oct. 6.-Governor
Woodrow Wilson. presidential nominee
Of the Democratic party. and william
J. Bryan. three times Democratic can
didate for the same ofiice. had a heart
to-heart talk here today on the poIit-
ical situation throughout the country.
Both unbesitatingly predicted "A Dem
ocratic victory.
in the sun parlor Of Fairview. Mr.
Bryan's home tbs. veteran campaignrr
ana the newcomer In national politics
sat for a few hours. before the gov
ernor's train left. discussing the pro-
gress OF the campaign but with par
ticular reference 20 the Rocky noun
tain states. where Mr.. Bryan had just
completed a six weeks tow
We did not have time To- go into
the matter very.thorouFhly" said GOV
ernOr Wilson. I'VE sat up late last
night and agreed upon method 81
handling the mountain states. That
Is as far as We got"
The governor did not think 10 would
be possible to go To the Pacific coast.
We are keeping open the last two
and a half weeks ~ the campaign.
however" ~ said. and I don't know
yet what use the campaign committee
will make "f them. set out to make
trips In the campaign but the local
committees have been making tours
out Of them
The governor was delighted with his
reception In Nebraska
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
DEATH RIDES
Continues PROM first Pass)

James Shaw. a lumber merchant. who
owned the car. WAS taking a party OF
his friends home after an evening
spent In various safes and saloons
Nine young men were IN the ma
chine and six others We're in a smaller
automobile when the party came a.
terrific speed down BIRD street In
turning 20 avoid the smaller machine
which WAS in the lead Charlse !
Spade. who was driving an auto
mobil" 10 the opposite direction col
lided with the rear wheel Of the shaw
machine
The heavily loaded car sWerved and
crashed through the iron railing ~ the
bridge When hose in the other ma
rn'u"- made their way 20 the coal
Yard. only on" occupant OF the go
tated car showed any signs ~ life and
be- died hOrfly after being removed 10
a hospital The others were AN pro-
nounced dead when the institution
VAS reached
Thomas 4 Lawrence a brother Of
the Lawrence who met bis death was
10 the smaller machine BE started
ont win the party 'n rho shaw mo
chine. hut as In Wa OysrcrOWdcd no
asked 20 be- transferred FOB the other
car. tie SAYS the automob To- iu which
Do Was riding vas about go wards
ahead ~ the Shaw motor when no
heard 'h" crash and asked 90 be- Jet
our aS ho feared his brother had met
with au accident
Lawrence said Do did nor know any
~ rho party and had mot Them only
l7st night through his brother
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
HELD UNDER BOND
Joseph sAutsr TO Oct Hearing ro-morrov
on Charge Of Assault with intent
TO XIII.

" r. Wolfe. Of North Front street.
VINO was slashc ed from the hack OF his
meek 90 the mouth saturday evening al
me corner ~ Tenth and Market streets
nN Joseph Sauter. a bookkeeper OF the
DOLLAR savings and Trust COMPANY q 81
mar ges against his as~ailsnt yesterday
nf telpnious assault with intent 90 Kill
Saufer Was released on bond Z $500 and
VIII be given H hearing Tuesday after
noon az 2 O'Clock before Justice OF the
Peace " g. Hobbs
ne men exchanged uufriendiv looks
~ they passed on. another on Market
street and e. night started. followed by %
wrestling match. ana Sautsr was thrown
20 the ground with Wolfe on top Sauter
l"rket an ink scratching knife from rf4
pocket and slsshed Wolf, across the
neck on examination 80 Dr TIummer' =
lnice 10 was found fn1t tho cut extended
rom 20" back ~ his neck 90 the corner
OF hts mouth ono ~ the arteries % lis
cneek IVES severed The unfortunate man
was resting easily last evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
STRIKE BREAKERS
SERIOUSLY HURT
Sheriff RADON Wires the Governor for
Immediate Assistsnee-msny
in the Hospitals.

AUGUSTA. Ga. Oct Striking
street railway employees and their
sympathizers resorted TO violence
again today. -Four strike breakers
were dragged from a car IN the SUI
burbs. one OF them shot In the hip and
the others badly beaten Three OF
them tonight are in "a hospital
Sheriff RADON. Of Aiken county. =
C.. who Is ia Augusta. has wired Gov
ernor Blease. saying that the situation
tn Aiken county is beyond his control
and asking the Governor 20 give me-
any assistance in Your power"
u was in Aiken county that The
beating OF the strike breakers oc-
Cured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
MILITIA TO TRY
A MURDERER

CHARLESTON. W. Va. oct. with
a heavy scantling y r. CIendeuiu struck
EllWood Jefferson over the head and
killed him Instantly last night at Decota,
on Paint creek, IN that portion OF Cabin
creek district now under martial law
The murdered man and the slayer we're
negro miners. Who quarrel-d over
trivial matter
The killing Of Jefferson Is the hrst TO
occur between residents since the dis
ulct Was placed under martial law
'teudcuin was arrested this morning
hN TIE militamen and placed In the
suardaOuSe at Pratt. where he is heaV-
~ guarded
\ charge Of murder has bsen pI..ea
against the slayer OF Jefferson and no
VIII be tried on that charge before. the
ulIltarF commission on WedueSday
'lendtnin viii be the first man iu the
STATE 10 he tried by a military commits
sion Tor crime punishable with death
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
MRS. SAGE GIVES FORTUNE
FOR PROTECTION OF BIRDS

NEW YORK. oct "a Gift %
$4,000 by Mrs. Russell sage In be-.
half Of the birds OF North America
was announced to-day Mrs. Sage has
spent approximately this sum in the
purchase Of Marsh Island southwest
Of New Orleans. with tho intention of
dedica'ing b. 10 perpetuity as refuge
tor Wild birds To this end sh. viii
place IFS control in whatever hanH-
VIII best accomplish her object. oifl.-
the Federal Government or rho State
oi Louisiana. or some association or
ganized Tor the purpose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
LOCAL GREEKS

Fifteen hundred Greeks u THIS city
and vicinity held mass meeting IN
Arion hall yesterday afternoon AMI dis
cusFed the action mat Trey VIII take ia
case Greece takes arms against Turk.,.
All ~ the Greeks who attended the
meeting agreed 10 render their native
country ass stance iu some way In ra1..
war should boo declared and there v-fff b..
a. least 500 men from this vicinity sail
ftr freeD~ Immediately upon the derfar
ator or war. while those remaining viii
render aesis tance by sending money
~ the meeting held veafeUdav 10 was
decided 70 request the Greek Trfufsfn~ AZ
HshinEfpu 90 send a telegram % TITS
city Immediately upon The declaration
or war and II the telegram should Doe.
sent u VIII be responded 90 hv over one
ftv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
CHOLUTA SACKED
BY THE REBELS
Desperate Engagement Between State
Troops and the Zeapstists IN
Which Many are Killed.

MEXICO CITY. oct. 6-Zepatistas
tonight are saCkiug the town Of
Sholuta "a few miles from Puelba, and
well known 10 tourists Small groups
OF rebels. with their arms concealed
and disguised as country people enter
ed the town throughout the day. tax
INK advantage OF a celebration which
was going on Al o'clock they made
a combined attack on the little guard
Federal reinforcements came frofE
Puebla and a serious enlargement took
place in the streets. the Zapatistas
proving victorious The casualty list
Is not known. but will be- quite large
The rebels later rdnsacked residences
stores and public buildings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
Watch Your e-f,io,,,,o-

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watching your Refrigerator Keep %
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Then the Sod doesn't gst smelly and
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Easy ] ask soap being mad. % pure
Cocoanut oii. h0rGx. naphfha and cf.an
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49,. II 10 e. wonderful soap and "a
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Advertisement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
SUNDAY SERVICES

EAST LIVERPOOL o. Oct st 3
o'clock this evening. an hour and a haif
t"f"r" tho hour sch edulcd for starting
i.r service. every seat So tho Billy sun
hHF tHh"rnHrl" had been fiird A. the
tabernacle began 90 fI Tor she rirht
meeting TIE evangelist used f.r his
f'At Peter q ~. What shall fra erT
Pc ~ % rm That 0her not f.r gospel 0f
600 This afternoon rr spoke fu tie
mon on fle subject. not Cakes Prom
~" Frf1flf. in which no. Rned
W1rrr. pleasure and fnfeuperanre aq tho
causes ~ mems sinful condition uurfrg
f.s three services today -sE u..IEaF
me trii. T." total conversion now
exceeds $3.50
Oxygen Sc sixteen times MS heavy
as hydrogen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
MUCH IN LITTLE

The city editor looked over Do.
manuscript DO" caller had handed
him
~ run This item. madIm." De-
said. % shall have fo u-e thc blue
pencil on about nine terths OF g."
oh. fii b Too much trouble -hr
exclaimed 'fof r.. have % again and
on write % al v> blue pencil
chicago Tribune
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

mus on lue eve OF the Becker trldl
and Ielig had been subpoenaed as a
witness. the authorities are inclined TO
the opinion that the gun man s dea b
with relation TO the Roseuthal murder
espoded graft was merely a coinci-
denCe.
zelis Marked Man.
Lefty Louie. "Gyp the Blood" and
other gun men Who are awaiting trial
for the murder Of RoSeuthal. ridlculrd
Davidson Story when seen IN their
cells tonight and insisted that Zelis e
taxing of was planned and the plot
executed 10 prevent his appearance at
Becker trial II was reported thaf
Big Jack Rose. who will be a state
witness against Becker had warned
Assistant District Attorney Whitman
that Zelig never would live to testify
against them
District Attorney Whitman tonight
though admitting no proof that he
had yet found TO Indicate Zelig's death
was the result OF a conspiracy. was
inclined 10 regard the murder a.
more than a coincidence The pros
ecutOr insisted that he had subpoean-
ed Zelig IN the Becker trial and said
he had expected his Testimony TO have
an important bearing on the case. Ne
added. however, that he had other
witnesses who knew the facts he had
planned 70 reveal through Zehg
Investigation Of Davidson's story
to-day revealed the fact that the re-
volver he used in killing Zeig had
been the property OF a brooklyn po-
liceman. Il was purchased IN a Jer-
sey City pawn shop The policeman
called upon 20 explain declared he had
lost the revolver The pawn broker
corroborated Davidson's story that he
purchased the revolver In the after
noon. The broker said the weapon
had been pledged mere than a year
ago. Commissioner Doughertv today
broke down Davidson frat state
ment that Zelig had held him I'D IN
a hallway and robbed him OF $500.
Zelig. Davidson asserted. held him ND
AZ the point Of a gun in room OF e
Bowery dance hall Friday night and
took about 81 from him
Davidson was arrai gned to-day and
remanded without bail 90 the tombs
lie was placed on the same tier with
Becker and some or the guu mou
charged with ROsenthaIs murder
Both he and Becker denied they knew
each other. Davidson admitted ac-
quaintance with Lefty Loui0- ana
Whitley" Lewis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
TWO KILLED

NEW CASTLE. Pa. oct e-Two mon
wer" killed and three seriously injured
when an luterurhau car ou the New cas-
tie a ounEstowu electric line struck a
buggy today 90 stop q. near this CITY.
The dead are JOHN Fullerton. aged 80
and Jesse l. Evans Hr~I g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

WAIUTNTTON- or --'1-rr- M !
o. TIE Interstate commerce .ufrrrlaau. %
- serious shortage 81 freighf cars boz tra
middle am faf vest have Hr.IlUf about
Hr infertigafi0n
n has ievInpei t.ff tr f.ff-.rrcr.
cincinnati chicago ~ Louis ktr. sass
itf and other large r.f'.a f.. ..rr.s-
fiun NJ frsiErf Is sar.I.4 .Ir.......... ..-..
rnrnp'H ninE - fHr INABILITY ~ .s trans.
r'rfff..n Hines f1 move fIs.r shipments
promptly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

Calcutta. with population OF near
.y i5''non. isl the second cts of the
British empire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

All able-bodied citizens ~ Canada
are liable for militia dufy unrl tho
are % 50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
WAS ZELIG
CcOBtinusd from First PAgsl

most on the eve Of the Becker trial
and Ielig had been subpoenaed as a
witness. the authorities are inclined TO
the opinion that the gun man s dead
with relation TO the Rosenthal murder
espoded graft was merely a cOiuci-
denCe.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-04-03

DR.. T. M. McCutchen, of Msyes&
vile, was in town on business Satur-
day.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-04-03

During 1911. according to a recent
bulletin from the office Of the State
Commissioners OF agriculture. COM
merce and industries, at Columbia,
1857 bushels OF corn. too badly
spoiled to feed to mules. were brought
into South Carolina from other States.
That quantity was arrested by the
food stuffs Inspector. but no one
knows how much escaped their vigil
lance.
The shippers In Of this damaged
corn were allowed 20 send out OF the
state 3.s7s bushels. while 9S1 were.
We presume destroyed.
Untll within a year or so the North
ern and Western corn brought into
this State which was unfit for mule
feed has been shipped to North Car
oiina and Georgia mills, ground into
meal and brought back here TO be
eaten by people. This rotten stuff II
said to- be the cause Of the increasing
prevalence Of that dread. incurable
disease. pellagra. which mas filled the
ssylums with It's hopeless victims and
tho grave yards with loved ones la
mented by some relatives.
Peilagra was never known In
mountain and hill country, where II
10 now worst. until the railroads
brought damaged corn meal and
homIny from abroad. Peo-
pie.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-04-03
DANCES IN CHURCH.
Leading Social Workers Recommends
That as Corrective of the Dance
Hall Evil.
From the New York Sun.

From the New York Sun.
Margaret c. Cummings, who is the
principal Of the public school vaca-
ton centre at Avenue A and Seventy
eighth street aud who spends a good
part Of her time trying to induce the
young men and women Of that neigh
borhood to quit turkey trotting" and
bunny hugging," made the members
Of the National League for the Civic
Education Of Women sit up yester-
day afternoon when she said that one
of the best ways to stop tough dan
cling in this city would be for church.
es to give frequent dances for young
folks Of all kinds in their particular
communities. Miss Cummings, in re-
lating her experience as q foe of the
turkey trot" and "grizzly bear" told
several stories that seemed to sur
prise the clubwomen.
Mrs. Gilbert Jones, president Of the
league, which is distinctly not for
woman suffrage. explained in intro
ducing Miss Cummings that the
teacher had done much to correct the
frightful dance hall conditions" in
this city and that she deserved the ac-
tive support Of all women interested
is the moral welfare Of New York.
Miss Cummings agreed that dance
hall conditions were good deal
worse than most people think. She
had begun several years ago, she said,
to lead the young men and women
who live in the vicinity of the recre-
alton centre over which she presides
away from the kind Of dancing that
produces immortality. 1t was a. diff
cult task and she had had many en-
barrassing experiences, but she
thought the outcome had justified all
the trouble. To begin with, she had
got permission from the Board Of
Education to hold dances in school
gymnasiums. She invited to these
young men who work all day and
must have amusement Of some sort.
They were told to bring their girls.
"And some Of these" said Miss
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-04-03
FEDERAL AID FOR ROADS.
VIII Request Legislatures to Pass
Laws Requiring Convicts to Repair
Pubic Roads.

spartanbrug. March 29.-After
hearing an address by DR.. ID. III.
Winslow OF the United States office
Of public roads, the Southern Appa-
lachian Good Roads association this
afternoon In the final session OF the
spring convention. adopted resolu-
tions urging more liberal appropria-
tions to the federal office OF public
roads 50 that engineering assistance
may be given more generally to the
State In highway undertaking.
,rhe association endorsed the meas
urs introduced In congress looking to
federal aid for the construction and
maintenance Of a system Of national
pubic highways under "the post
road" clause OF the constitution.
IL was decided TO request the va
rious State Legislatures to pass laws
requiring all able bodied convicts to
be employed In constructing and re-
pairing public roads.
Resolutions were adopted empha-
sizing the necessity for the enact
ment OF speed laws and their strict
enforcement.
The next meeting OF the association
n to be held In Atlanta In the fall.