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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10

Oh" local recruiting office. They are
Jn" r Farks and Steve Harorka. both
~ biilouvale. o. They were assigned
io The infantry. and left yesterday
afternoon for the Columbus CO.., bar
racks
Major C. W Ruthers % Parkers.
hrr-. paid the local recruiting station
an official visit yesterday and acted
on the application % the mon. A
third man was accepted. but will not
leaf" until This evening Major Ruth
cr- returned to Park'rsburg last even.
INK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10
Miss Hennina Entertained.

Miss Margaret Hcnning. ~ Charles.
ton. who Is the guest of her aunt. Miss
Kate Weidchusch. on thc south Side.
was entertained TUESDAY afternoon
with a picnic al Wheeling Park. The
Young people went out 10 the park in
the morning. and n noon a picnic din
ner was served. The following were
IN the party: Misses Martha Schu-
bart. Dorothy duncan. Eleanor Tay-
Tor. Kate W~cidehusch. Alice Mcclure.
Margaret HenninE. Mrs. Charles Hen
ming: Mcssrs. William McCann. Coo.
Mathison. Arthur Ehbert. Ed Zoeckler
and Frank Carroll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10
Engagement Announced

The engagement OF Mr.. Thomas
Hughes. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. f..
wood Hughes OF this city. TO a young
of Meadyille. Pa. has been an.
nounced. The wedding takes place
some time in August. Mr.. Hughes
81 well known in this city. being 4
graduate Of tho Wheeling High school
class OF 1905. and OF Allegheny college
class OF 1912. His bride-to-be is a
Phi Delta Theta. Mr.. Hughes is con-
nected with Y. VI. c. 4. work and
will be located in the city following
the wedding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10

Is visiting Mrs T. A. Ryan. Of Ma-i"t-
o who 81 100 at the North Wheel
ing hospital
After q visit with her DAUGHTER.
Mrs. Flrl NcClcur. % Pl~korshurc.
Mrs T y Shields has returned 10 her
home az T~riad-iphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10
thomson Choir Picnic

Members OF the Thomson VI. E
choir enjoyed n picnic at Steele's
Grove. near Martins Ferry, Wednes
day. Two wagons were needed to take
tho picnickers 10 the grounds. Vel
filled baskets were taken and the din
nor was spread on the grass. The
outing was n Of the most enjoyable
held for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10
m Toast

A marshmallow toast will be given
for Miss Margaret Henning. Friday
evening. The young people who are
arranging the affair anticipate n fine
time. They Will journey 10 the hill
In back OF Strat.ord Springs hotel and
build a camp fire. Here marshmal.
lows will be toasted and other refresh.
ments served during the evening. This
Is n novel way OF entertaining and il
will prove an evening OF pleasure TO
the young people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10
Afternoon q

The home OF Mrs. Herman Arbenz
in Pleasant Valley was the scene OF
a pleasant social event Wednesday
afternoon. The affair was arranged as
q compliment TO Miss Emma ARDEN.
q u t~aunCOthe. O. Miss Bolin OF Zancs-
Vile. o.: Mrs. Fulton and Miss Julia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10

Fulton Of Petersburg. who are guests
In the city. \ few hours were pleas
antly spent at the popular diversion
OF bridge. after which handsom.
prizes were awarded. A luncheon
was served following the games. and
In the evening Mrs. Arbenz enter
tanned members OF the family with a
6 O'Clock dinner. A number OF other
events will be given for the same
guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10
ladies' Mission Circle.

Tho Ladies' Mission Circle O. the
First Baptist church OF Wheeling vii
be entertained this afternoon ana
evening u the home OF Mrs. \. =. Nv
ans. at EdEewOod. At Is O'Clock "A sup
per VIII be served. al which the hus.
bands and friends Of the ladies will
be present. \ missionary program
has been arranged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10
To House PARTY.

Miss Martha SchubErt and Miss 10
roma Schenk will leave the last OF this
month 10 camp n few weeks at Zoar.
q. They will 40 10 Canal Dover where
they will be members OF n house party
at the home OF Miss Helen Reeves.
Many social vents will be giyn dur.
ing their stay at Canal Dover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10
Moonlight Excursion.

The Columbia Athletic club has
chartered the steamer Morning star
for Monday evening. July II. when
they will take their excursion down
IN" Ohio. Tickets are selling rapidly.
There VIII be free dancing in the
evening.
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For Miss Reaun,nnt

4 party ~ Young people spent We'd
nesday AZ Wheeling Park. and Miss
Catherine beaumont. Of Norcantown.
who 10 tho guest ~ Miss Mari" Fries
muth. was honor guest. The Cursfs in
Guided Misses Mario FriosUu'h. Re
gina Hail. Marie Lane. clara Rose
Coleman. Marie Hoil. Ninetta Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10

The girls of the l. : Good Co. held
n picnic at Wheeling Park Tuesday.
when special diversions were planned
Tor their amusement. The following
were included in the party: Misses
Minnie Beir. Rose Fehrenbarh. nellie
Smith. Florence Shubert. Teona 81.
Myers. Kate nougherty. Gertrude Shi-
del. Anna Niece. Winifred Holmes.
Kathcryn Schefin. Marie Beckcr.
RUBY Huggins. Katherine Carroll.
Margaret Burke. Alice Rowe. Kath-
eryn Muhlcmau. Helen Connolly. Net
IA Troll. Grace Daily. Esther Faddis.
Anna Beazel. Mrs. McKelvey. Mr.. and
Mrs \ w Gr9ham. Mr.. and Mrs. L..
s Good. Arthur Graham. r. Hanauer.
Samuel fianauor. Eugene H!ll. Vim
Schaland. iIczekiah Hillard. Walter
Hahn. r ?. Yost. Earl Zeh. Charles
Caldwell and sam Good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10

Catherine beaumont. OF Morgantown;
Messrs. Gordon Bigelow. WIN Mccain.
John Adams. Leo Coleman. Ell Schu-
Ter, Paul CLAYTON.
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lee Cream Supper.

The ladies of Harmon Temple No.
!. Pythian Sisters. gave an ice cream
supper at Arion hall. Wednesday.
Mrs. William Sleeps is chairman OF
the committee whic hhad charge OF
the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10
LIGHTNING PLAYS
QUEER FRANKS
OIL DERRICK STRUCK AND SAME
BOLT HITS HOUSE NINE
BLOCKS AWAY.
witnesses Say u Travelled Alorq Tcie.
phone Wire From Derrick
Damage Was Small.

HN FN'NM eve
phone Wire From Derrick
Damage Was Small.
Great excitement was caused ir
Warw0od about . o. o'clock yesterday
afternoon when. DURING an electrical
storm. a bolt ~ uchfnnr struck thr
derrick ~ an oil vol af Eleventh
street then ran along e telephone wire
nine blocks ~ Twentieth street. vhsrc
DO tore half " Tho -'afo roof OF of
'h" residence 81 Joseph Evil Eofh
Nr Evil and his wife wore 400 'i.
house ~ tho time. but dHd NOT feci
fh" shock strange 90 s1,. nofhiu-
aH-1uf Zoo home vas srt r1 fire Tho
fire department Vss called fo tho
home. but fhclr services wore uo'
necessary and thc dam1cr done was
confined fo Tho hole torn Iu fho rDus
Fire A. on we'll.
Whom tho NehfrinE struck tho dor
rick ~ fhc oii v,li. utl,r DEL owned
by Crorce porsch. flc wo,vi al-,u
fhc base ~ tHo derri,k was tgnsfca
huf a. mo vol was pumping ~ frr
limo. several employees cv|fiuCul4noI
90" flames h"foro thov had GIr,y
No damage no an was dome
To- Tho derrick
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10
Sacred Hear Church Social

The Sacred Heart church held n
social az Fifteenth and Main streets.
Warwood. Wednesday evening There
were many from Wheeling in attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10
Stops Baby's
Collie Right Off!
Give Baby One Dose of "vAL DONA"
BABY collie REMEDY and You'll
Realize what n EIeSsing It
L. 90 the Little Onc.

There must he something for the poor
little cclicky babies that Is safe. When
the baby draws up its little feet and
knees close to Its little body. clenches
its fists and almost cries its little life
out. because OF coiicky pains. give it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10

ance. Refreshments wre servd during
III evening.
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Tennis Club Dance.

Great preparations are being made
by the Wheeling Tennis Club tor their
dance TO be given at the Stratford next
" ~ednesday evening. Benthcld's or
chestra will furnish the music. and
there will be q number Of out-of-town
guests. a banquet will prcctde the
dance. which will be attended by the
members Of the club as well as the
visitors. The floor OF the ball room
at h Stratford will be completed by
the first Of the week. and will b. one
OF the finest in the Ohio Valley. When
completed a number Of summcr
dances will be held there. The ten
mis- club intends to have their darces
often during the summer and during
the holiday season in the fall and win
ter. The club is composed Of some OF
the most popular young people In the
city. who are always busy with ar
engagements for social events.
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SOCIETY
Entertained Young Frlenda.

MISS Agnes Neal entertained a num-
g OF her young friends at her home
In North Wheeling Z % celebrate her
tenth birthday. Juvenile games were
enjoyed. n a big birthday spread
was a feature OF the vening
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TWO ENLIsTmENTs THROUGH
LOCAL RECRUITING OFFICE.
Two mon wore rrraIved into frn
United States army yesterday tbroust
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10
Arion Affair.

The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Arion
Society will give another card party
IN the parlors OF their club to-day.
hrs. Fred Stroehman and Mrs. VIII
Eng are in charge. Euchre and Ave
hundred will be played and prizes
awarded. \ luncheon will be served.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-03-04
properly carried out.

properly carried out.
"This is the plan to raise the co
operative publicity fund: Set the
mark ut 100000 per year for two
years. not cent less; prevail on the
eight railroad systems traverslng this
Rocky Mountain Southwest 10 con-
tribute jointly $4,000 per year
they will do il without doubt when
they see we are in earnest; then to
raise the other $4,000 per year,
| assess every city and town of 800
population and over. within 800 miles
of III Paso, its pro rata share on Il
basis of population, that is, I'll Paso
will be assessed 100 times rs much
as the town of 500 people, 20 or %
times as much as Pecos or Deming
seven or eight times as much as Ros-
well or Douglas, four times as much
AS Phoenix or Tucson, and so on.
Upon such plan, If corporation
were general, III Paso's share might
be $1,000 TO $4,000 per year fo'
two years, the share Of Pecos oil
Deming say $4OO or $500 per year
Roswell or Douglas say $l,5OO PEI
wear: Phoenix, Tucson or Albuquer
que say $1,000 or $4,000 per year
In his way the burden would no, fal
heavily on any community or any III
dividual or group, but the aggregate
effect of spending 100000 per yea
for two years ON general publiclt.
for the Rocky Mountain Southwes
would be tremendous beyond any at
tempt at calculation.
"Now don't let this project get cold
| Il is the right thing, the big thing
, | for us all TO work upon. II is IN
only practical way to advertise tn
, Rocky Mountain Southwest and t
. start the wave of immigration an
, capital that We all hope for. This
| n case where hard thinking and har
work will be lot more proiitabl
4 than idle hopes.
h "To get the thing going, let us ha'
some expressions from the South
western newspaper press, from tf
1 commercial bodies of the varior
cities and towns, aud from the Sta,
!. Legislatures and officials. Let's tai
Y il over. and get ready to move IN
I bis way and at a winning pace
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-03-04
LUNA TEACHERS
ARE IN SESSION
County Pedasogues Met Saturday at
Nigh School for Helpful
Discussions
Told Those Present Of Responsibility
Resting on Monitors Of
the y0ung

The Teachers Association OF Luna
County had their first regular meet
ing Saturday, March |. A goodly at-
tendance of in and out of town teach
ers was present. Roscoe Wykoif,
president of the association, called
the meeting to order at 10 o'clock
in the morning. After the preimi-
naries DR. Sam Small gave highly
appreciated address, dwelling at
length upon the responsibility of
present day teachers, since the
worlds civilization is moving in the
sphere of great things today and of
still greater things tomorrow The
association gave the speaker unan-
imOus vote of thanks for his cheer
ing words of counsel.
n. Is. Gorman followed the presi-
dents greeting with IN address con-
cernine the "Distribulion of School
Funds" and discussed the various
nhases of the question with author
iiy,
For the afternoon Miss Grace q.
Goebel, county superintendent, con-
duc,ed an industrial class in bas-
kerry. and the work was engaged in
with zest which bespoke interest.
| Miss Stallman then conducted the
assoriation IL the Domestic Science
department, where II lesson in cook
ing was given.
Insufficient time caused the manual
training work to be postponed; also
the book review on "IIow to Study
BY Miss Larsen. and the paper ol
Bleaching Physiology by Miss Wy
kofl.
At 4 o'clock u program was gwen
The audience was distrrSSingly small
but enthusiasm was not lacking ano
} each number was heartily applauded
We were again favored by DR.. Smal
and enjoyed u most able discussion
! of the latest Astronomical theory r.
| garding the sun and the source %
light and heat.
/ Other meetings will follow at State'
, intervals. The organization is II liv
, one and is bound to accomplish
: things,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-03-04
ROAD BOARD
SESSION MONDAY
Petition Presented Asking for New
Road North Of Mlmhres RIv-
er Bridge
WILL PURCHASE ROAD TRACTOR
Members Will See Machines In 0p-
GRAFTON In Grant and El Paso
Counties

A petition was presented by four
teen property holders to the Luna
County Road Board Monday morning
asking for the opening of II new road
The petitioners propose that the new
thoroughfare diverge from the motor
road about three miles north of the
bridge over the Mimbres River and
follow the Santa Fe tracks to the
county line. The following were de,
sienated viewers: f.. X. Vallandig.
ham. T.. ii. Bickford and X. l.. Mil,
lar
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-03-04

If you cant find il anywhere else,
come here, or follow the crowd and
come here first. }. A. Kmnear 4 Coz
the Rexall store. adV
Milton W. DePuy returned IRON
San Antonio, Texas. last week and Is
again in charge Of the mechanics
department of the Graphic. Mr. De
Puy reports that Mrs. DcPuy is i'm
proving and he expects her to jon
him here in few weeks.
A corn is a reality but not n ne
cessity. Kinnear's Corn LITTER re
moves the corn. leaves the foot. You
money back il you want II. J. A. Kin
near 4 Co., the Rexall store. adv
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-03-04
mlmeEES FARMERS Ass0.
CATION WILL LET C0NTRACI
LIMITATIONS From All Large Compa'
nels Nave Been Received

The directors of the Mimbres val
lev Farmers Association met Sa'ur, .
day afternoon at the law once OF
Ely & Watson to consider the let
ting of contracts for oil for the com,
ing season. Representatives OF oil oil
the oil companies were present ana
presented the advantages of the varl-
ous oils to the members of the board,
So fur quotations have been received
from the Gulf Refining Company ol
Houston, Texas; kellogg Oil Com,
pany of Los Angeles, CAL; National iona
refining Company Of Cleveland, ONO
the Texas Company, Port Arthur
Texas, and the Continental vi Com'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-03-04
Extended Cordial Greetings

President and Mrs. Taft awaited
their coming and extended their cor
dial greeting and their keys to the
home of Presidents.
Before visiting the White House the
Wilson's received the Vice President
elect and Mrs. Marshall, Governor
Sulzer of New York. Governor Po-
thier of Rhode Island and staff and
few personal friends. First, how
ever, Immediately after their arrival
at the hotel, the President elect, Mrs.
Wilson and their daughters joined in
an informal reunion with other
members of the family who have
gathered from different parts of the
country. An entire floor of the hotel
is occupied by the members of the
family who dined later in the even
ing as the guests of John Wilson of
Franklin Pa, cousin of the future
| President
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-03-04
Is Now Corporation

The farmers organization has now
complied with all the requirements
of the law and is in position to do
business as corporation. The last
publication of the articles of mcor-
poration was completed in Tuesdays
Graphic and the proof delivered to
the secretary.
The two-compartment oil tank is
now under construction ai the FL
Paso Foundry and its erection here
is only the matter of week or two.
The tank will stand on lots adjoining
the Texas Company's location in the
northeast quarter of the city.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-03-04
Board TO Silver City

The members of the board planned
to make n trip in the very near fu-
ture TO Silver City TO inspect the
combination road roller and tractor
in use in Grant County. They will
also make trip to III Paso to ex-
anime the International Harvester
Company tractor being used in FL
Paso County.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-03-04
Agricultural Expert

The matter of an agricultural ex-
pert is now up to the Department OF
Agriculture and when it makes salts
factory arrangements for the pay
ment Of 81 900, its part of the salary
fund, an expert will be sought ou'
and brought to Deming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-03-04
Will Purchase Tractor

The hoard decided To purchase n
tractor for use in the construction
and maintenance of county roads.
The Emerson Brantinghom Company
was authorized to ship IA machine
for demonstration which, il accepted,
will be placed in immediate service.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-03-04
Paw Your Subscriptions

II is announced that while the pay
ments on subscriptions are being col
lected in satisfactory manner II
few are complaining and finding ex-
cuses for delay. The directors of
the association must have these
funds at once if the farmers are to
epioy cheaper fuel oil this season.
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District Attorney Salary

Concurrence by the House in the
Senate district attorneys salary bill
was expected yesterday. The Senate
passed the measure Saturday, the
House having passed il several days
ago, but the Senate added some minor
amendments in which the House must
concur.
Governor Mcdonald Saturday We
toed House substitute for House Joint
resolution Q, the counsel fees resou-
tion, ON the ground that it was moi
proper To allow the attorneys for the
defendants in last years alleged bri-
berry investigation any more than
was allowed to the States attorneys
which was $500 This amount was
last year allowed the attorneys fol
each side.
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Honor Guest OF Smoker

Tonight. as an alumnus of Prince
ton University. the man who is to
guide the destinies of the Nation,
was the honor guest Of the alumni of
his alma mater at smoker. There
he rubbed elbows with other class
mates and boys who had grown up
under his guidance. He left the last
of the functions as n private citi-
zen 10 seek n few hours rest before
the event that marks the climax of
his career,
Nothing has been left undone to
make the inaugural ceremonies the
most extensive in the history of the
country. The city was filed with en-
thusiasm and thousands paraded the
streets at night which were emblaz-
oned with electric lights. Constantly
arriving throngs of visitors, military
organizations and marching clubs
served to keep excitement alive far
into the night.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-03-04
WILSON PRESIDENT
Of UNITED STATES
Twenty-Eighth Chief Executive OF
United States Has Been
lnaugurated
A TRIUMPHANT DEMOCRACY
List OF Cabinet Officers includes
AbIest Of Contemporary
Americans
A TRIUMPHANT DEMOCRACY

Washington. ID. C.-Woodrow Viii
son of New Jersey has come to
Washington to be inaugurated the
twenty eighth President of the United
States.
Through II lane of Princeton uni
versity students and surrounded by
cheering thousands the President
elect and members of his family
were FASTENED from the station, es-
corted by an official reception com
mittee 10 their hotel.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-03-04
Benefit TO the States

logical wonder of our country; and 1t
will be realized that the Asheville
convention which convened on the
anniversary Of the birth of Abraham
Lincoln. always The South's best
friend. gave 10 the land of General
Robert Il. Lee the grandner and
beauty of whose character is recog-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-03-04
Capitol Dome Glistened

The dome of the capitol glistened
under brilliant sun as they passed
aud the city below presented n pan
Drama of patriotic color AS they
viewed il from the hill
Smiling in the glow of friendly
day, and bowing to the crowds, the
former Princeon student, who rose
through the Governorship of New
Jersey to the highest office in the
land, looked happy.
Two hours afer his arrival, for the
threshold of the White House and
grasped the hand of William Howard
Taft. President of the United States
but few hours longer.
Mr.. Wilson was escorted through
the home which will be theirs by
Colonel Spencer Cosby shortly before
| 6 o'clock,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-03-04

pany. Samples have been ordered
from two of these concerns and will
be- tested out in the various types
of engines now in use in the Mimbres
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-03-04
County Salary

The House is still in tange over
the county and other salary meas
ures. The county salary bill was We
toed by Governor W. G. Mcdonald
aud returned TO the Senate Saturday
to be promptly passed again over
the veto. The House now has the
measure under consideration with the
chances that the bill will be- passed
with the necessary two-thirds ma
iority.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-03-04
For Whole Nation

The Southern National Highway
will be of the utmost benefit to the
whole Nation, to the North, to the
South. and the States and localities
through which il passes. The Nation
will have route far enough south
to be an all year route. open when
the more northerly routes are out oi
commission from cold and snow. The
North, where the most people reside
who can afford to tour Continent
will be vastly benefited by becoming
acquainted witl' the South. The South
will have highway 80 centrally To-
Gated as to be easily reached iron
either side by tributary north ant
south lines: the backbone of its en-
| fire road system.
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Congressman WarburtOn

The Honorable $. Warburton, Con-
gressman from Washington, was IN
attendance at the Asheville convcn-
tion. Mr.. Warburton has introduced
a bill providing for the construction
hy the Federal Government of a sys-
TEN of highways totaling some $4,000
miles. including several ocean to
ocean highways, and also highways
connecting almost all the towns of
10000 inhabitants and over. The
Government is 10 bear all the cost.
The funds are to come by increasing
the tax ON tobacco. The increase
necessary to build the entire system
and pay for it in five years would
be the cost of one lO-ccnt cigar out
Of "a; that is. during the five years
a mans money would buy at the
rate of 33 cigars instead of "a, anc
that the thirty-tourt cigar would
pay for the $4,000 miles of high
ways. Mr.. Warburton stated that HI
would introduce an amended bill III
cluding the Southern National high
way ns designated.