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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-18
COX AMONG INDICTED
BY OHIO GRAND JURY
Two Former Officers and
Eight Directors of Cincin-
natl Trust Co. Included.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. March 49,
George E. Cox. former president of the
defunct Cincinnati Trust Company,
two former officers of the company and
eight members of the board OF direc-
tors We're named in the sealed indict-
mtrts returned by the Hamilton coun-
~ grand jury yesterday. The en-
velopes Nscontaining the indictments
were opened by Common Pleas Judge
COsgrave today.
One bill of nine counts charges the
"misapplication' of Sis 900 of the
banks money through alleged illegal
loans to the Ford & Johnson Chair
Company, now in the hands of re-
ceivers. Another indictment in five
counts charges the abstraction OF a
three hundred fifty two thou
sand five hundred dollar note by three
officers and six directors of the bank
with intent to injure and defraud the
Cincinnati Trust Company. Those
against whom indictments were re-
turned for alleged illegal loans to the
chair company are:
List of Those Indicted.
George b. Cox. Charles II. Davis
Norman G. Kenan, James F. Heady
James NJ. Hutton. l. N. Miller, N S
Keith and F.. r. Williams
The following were indicted on the
charge Of abstracting the three-hun
dred and fifty-tw o thousand five-hun
dred dollar note: George B. Cox, J. NJ
Crawford, Charles H. Davis, David L.
Edwards. James f. Heady, James NJ
Hutton, y. S. Keith, F. r. William.
and o. v Parrish.
All the defendants except Heady
who is ill and Hutton who ia o,If ii
| the city, were in court when the in
dictments We're read. They were pre-
pared, il was said, to give bonds OF
50 900 on each indictment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-18
Wilson's Letter to Tillman.

The letter of the President. written as
Governor of New Jersey, to Senator Till
man is as follows:
Brief absence from my Office and con-
slant absorption with the business con-
nected with the opening of our legislative
session here have prevented my replying
sooner TO your most interesting and i'm
portant letter of the 21s.. 4 want you
to know with what deep and genuine
appreciation I have read it. / thank you
for it very warmly indeed.
''Confidentially, the appropriations COM
mittee is the committee on which you
would have the hardest work, but your
letter convinced me that it is also the
committee in which your interest chiefly
lies, and where YOU can certainly be of
the greatest and most constant service.
Over since / was a youngster 1 have
been deeply interested in our methods of
financial legislation. Ever since then L
have insisted upon the absolute necessity
planned budget, and one of the objects
Washington will be conferences with my
legislative colleagues there with a view
to bringing some budget system into ex-
istence. This business of building up the
expenses of the nation, piece by piece will
certainly lead Us to error and perhaps
embarrassment.
II was very much pleased by your re-
election, and shall look forward with the
greatest interest to being associated with
you in counsel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-18
breaches Air and Sunshine.

PARIS. March 1S.-"A certain morbid
ness among girls and women, which rests
10 heavily on modern life," is due to lack
of sun. air and sunshine, according to
Prof. Manjon OF Nice the chief speaker
at today's session of the physical educa-
ton congress. sun bathing, air bathing
and frequent physical exercise in loose
garments are indispensable to good health
and good temper in women" declared
The lecturer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-18
Banquet for Secretary Daniels.

RALEIGH. n. c., March 1S.-Secretary
of the Navy Josephus Daniels has ac-
cepted the invitation of the Raleigh
Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union
to attend and speak at the banquet given
by that union in his honor Wednesday
night. This will be the first banquet
given in his honor to be attended by
Secretary Daniels since his appointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-18
Cast Off the Old
Put On the New

Only q few days more to
Easter Sunday. Don't put. off
buying your Easter suit q mo-
ment longer.
The merchants Of Washington
have been preparing for Easter
and springtime ever since the
first snowfall. They are well
prepared. Read their advertise
ments in THE STAR" closely
and constantly every day and
keep we'll informed regarding
all the new things.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-18
SUFFRAG|STSPLAN
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
Only Militant Tactics to Be
Barred in Quest of
Votes for Women.
TO HOLD MASS MEETINGS
ON DAY CONGRESS OPENS
Delegates From Every State Com
ing Here to Besiege Solons for
Constitutional Amendment.

Promising to rival the intensity of the
English woman suffrage campaigns, with
out the militant tactics, the suffragists
who managed the procession here March
are preparing to let no opportunity
pass during the extra session Of Congress
to push their demand for constitutional
amendment giving nationwide equal suf-
frage. They will besiege Congress with
votes for women arguments as it has
never been besieged before.
Plans already made and announced to-
day provide for a great mass meeting at
the Columbia Theater on the morning of
April :, just before the extra session of
Congress convenes. The theater was en-
gagged yesterday, Immediately after Presi-
dent Wilson issued his proclamation set
ting April as the date for the beginning
Of the extra session. At this meeting, it
is announced, suffra gists of national inn
portance will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-18
States to Send Delegates.

Further plans are to have in Washing
ton for the opening of Congress at least
one suffragist from every congressional
district in the United States, and at least
TWO suffragists in addition from every
state These women are to bring to their
representatives in Congress and to their
senators demands from their districts
and their states for the constitutional
amendment.
Additional demonstrations will be held
here April Z. but all the details have not
yet been arranged. The representatives
of the congressional districts and Of the
states may march on the Capitol IN
small but compact procession, but this
has not been finally decided The object
of the demonstration will be to show the
country that the suffragists think they
should have a part in the extra session OF
Congress and should be represented In Its
deliberations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-18
WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Wednesday,
with rising temperature; moder-
ate south winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-18
Taft Fought for Budget.

President Taft fought hard for
budget system, and one of the last i'm
portant messages to Congress was a
recommendation in behalf of the budget
in this message he submitted a report
of his economy and efficiency commits
sion. which went into the subject of a
budget in the greatest detail. This
economy and efficiency commission was
created at the request of President
Taft, and the letter of President Will
son is considered as favorable to the
continuation of that commission as the
proper body to aid him and Congress
in bringing about a budget system.
Congress, the House in control of the
democrats. did not like the budget propa-
ganda and year ago inserted a pro-
vision in an appropriation bill forbidding
any department to change the methods Of
presenting estimates, receipts, expendi-
lures, etc. The President, however. dis
regarded the inhibition of Congress.
claiming that he had the constitutional
right to send messages to Congress on
any subject and in any manner he saw fit.
He had the economy commission prepare
form of budget and he sent this to Con-
gress with long and detailed discussion
of why he thought there should be prog
ress in the governments method of pub
licity as to its receipts, expenditures and
bookkeeping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-18
President Declines Personal Gifts

razor strop mounted in gold, received
oy the President yesterday. was sent
back 70 the donor with a letter of re-
gret The strop came 10 the President
because of his remarks on the value of
strop as a barometer.
Numerous other gifts have been re.
turned within the past few days. Mr
wilson does not believe that the Presi-
special favors from any one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-18
WILSON FAVORS
BUDGET SYSTEM
But He Believes 1t Should Be
"CarefulIy Considered and
Wisely Planned"
INTENDS TO CONSULT HIS
LEGISLATIVE COLLEAGUES
Letter to Tillman Shows He Will
Insist on Receipts and Ex-
penditures Feature.

President Wilson is for a Carefully
considered and wisely planned bud
get and will have conferences with
my legislative colleagues" with a
view to bringing a budget system into
existence
That is what President Wilson told
senator Tillman, in a letter he wrote
the South Carolinian from Trenton
January 80 last. 1t was in response to a
long letter from the South Carolina sena-
tor as TO his desire to be chairman
of the Senate committee on appro-
priations.
The letter shows not only that the
President will insist on a budget sys-
tenn of presenting receipts and expen-
ditures, but that he takes Congress
into his bosom by speaking of senators
and representatives as his Legislative
colleagues, an expression that will
last a long while. and has great sig
nificance as indicating what the Presi-
dents relations will be toward Con-
yraSS
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19
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n euuo nvn
M flun ~ hhanIn<
b ooah.-helue ~
ssv''h'stht
'sr IS ~ N,

fAsrsdey nssning considerable en-
sits.sss vas sssaasA by . sspsrt -
lsess - ~ stsssts tass . nAa ~
bsea Gss.A II H. a,a.l sivss. r.
YssPas s1sasl 6sws - tAs fsstbsiA0D
saA ahsst 100 fset = IL sast aaA q
~ fsst 4 ~ AisA ssnsst a.l sssk
vaA ~ ~ = . naa vas ssss
lyiaS fass asvussss in very shallsw
vaAse.
Il wss very sviasss The naa ~
walked - sr haA Sssa thrown -
tie stesp sabaaknsat TO his dsa&A
o. ths Fsean belsw. n esso.sr vas
,notifisd a.A - sedsssA The body ~
moved. TAe Ssdy vas taken 70 HAsa-
un's norgse bat Osrssss Hepki,s AiA
net think Il nsesssssy 70 Aeld A. In
quest ~ there was nstAing to indicate
fosl play. The sligAt abrssis.s o. ~
body were oaly spsA - would nasse.
ally result froa s.naA falling o. tas
rocks frea suea , distance.
II WAS jsst in frost Of the Co0ass.
eial restaurant wAsss the aaa vas
found and - there are 10 fiGAts, a1aoR
The river bask i. tAst ssighbssAssa
il wssla - .. sesy netter fer . -
- sssp sst in ~ lasAsso - -
haslsA - stsssity ~ ~ WssAse =
Tat 61ilnR oaaiAnan nnvp - oaap.
sea Asse bs1sss.
Thsss = tAsssy ~ ~ - -
tsksa . pssitisa - - ssssA ~ -
~ sailssaa tsesAD WpA - tn1sso1so
|sf sAsaa1as . ~ = sssssf ~ -
|sseese tslis ..p.fsg AhssaGA Asss
|weeass1ay ~ Ane ~ Ssiae ss.ss
- - sss 49, ~
|tssI1 u - 49, ~ ssngase
|s~s&
TAs .na - - .sesy il his Psshp
ets asl tAsrs were ~ xzasAs OF psssso.
al effects tAat vsall aAake iAeatiflear
tion easy. In fact there wsee soHs In
dieations that The naa was tryinG -
hide his idestity. In eae Of tAo
pockets was . nap Of Arisona ana n
smother pocket wss . small Sssass.
a1dun book but there Was ~ writing
in it AID the front leaf, ordinarily u.
ed for the name Of The owner, AaJ
been torn out. In this book was .
photo Of . lady but portion Of tAs
picture, evidently tat Of q nan, had
been cut away. Another picture ef
the SANG lady was feand bat the
name and address Of tie Photographer
had been erased.
The man lad on god clothes Of ~
Hart 6chaffner and Marx brand, re-
gal shoes and . good hat which was
bought in Denver. Mr.. Farnun has
had . pAseogfaph Of ~ nan nade ana
this with The photo Of the lady have
bsen sent to The Dsaver pspers In
the hops that they nay Be identified
BY So0eone. Ths beAy viii b hel6
here awsiting further iSe.tifieatioa.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19
Passes Through Clenwood on Tlhns-(
mental Tour, Establishing the didla
Trail Royalty Entertained Here
CEMENT PAVED HIGHWAY AN

Ne ssssssisa - ls,sOasisa Il tose-
ists svss ssasAsA ossavssl vhsss
es.iag nsass osss - ~ sity tAaa
The visit 4 H. rspsessatssivss Of
the I.aiaae Asssasails Manufacturers
assseistisa vhs Afsvs i.se 0ssawseA IL
- cars lase NsedAy sftss.ssa. TAs
lasty Asd bssa sxpsstsd ss thnss
O'Clock ssd tas saet tAss tasy did not
reach this city until nearly six o'cIeek
,stanlly iatsrfsFsl n.essially With ths
paa.s thst hsd ssss ssra.gsd for ttsir
rseeptiea 80 s.tsrtaisasaG Many Of
car eitissas wAs - satAessd - tAs
strssts - wit.ess tAs esaisg e ths
eastern TOURISTS hsd grown wsesy ef
waiting a.A AaA ssas 10 tAsir Asnss
bsfsss ~ fisst - Yalst sas aaAs ~
appsaaa.eA
- nssA ~ bssa plaaasa by ths
ssoait4ss 81 tAses ~ - h4sls s0s
n vAisA - - \, ~ lssasss hssiAs
sasss.ssa shat ~ ~ vsss tissa 81
vs1A ~ hssp ~ sss4 ~ ~
puAas spsa1ing = ~ tv ~ - -
saaisassA h AaA-ss(a aaaaoDa 49,
AaVss Dasass wssl1 Aslivss = ~.
ssas e vs,ssas = ~ 01esa - ~
viatssss vsss. tAsA ielAe 49, lQse
assN ~ ~ - snsi4ba-tns
sssvss 4 : ~ = - ~, vAssA ~
assa.ssl y - - e - sssl se3sy-
ss's ssstssss = tAsass&sp, = ~ tes
laas for Dsbsis iPssAiAe.;'
Tie ns~Asss u ~ pssty all W.
itsl ths ,0issvssA 1Gstss Cub wAses
~ wsss sssvsl wtth ssfsssh.eets
and wAsfs tAsy AissssssA with tas
nsaAsss aAl stAsfs IT, lssstio. that
10 uppernest IN istsssst vita tAea, tAs
hRsstaaAs sf ~ essstssetisa Il .
net;ssal Midway ssanseting tAs two
sxtsenes II tie esa&insst asl paas-
iss tAssssA 0lsswsel sprinss. while
1t tAs club eaeA q ~ neabers was
pssss.esl wita . SsAstifsl portfolio
Il psetss Il ses.esy ,sar ols.wssa,
and thiA tAsy dseaassl, ths pleasant
- FsaiA1se Il tAs vAslt trip.
II IeaAess Of tAs party oppressed
tAsis sssPsiss at ths wse1sef1lly rss-
gsd ssd esaasifal sesnssy thy AaA
passed tAroasA mar 0leawoed, Of tAe
nasvsssss ~ sssinW asd swin.nins
posl ~ esvs, Of H. natural bsaaty
Of Gsss~ssA a.d ssz.ss.di.g section
81 = ~ Y-tsA.ts appsar1,ee cf
svssytAing tAsy NV tails Aess
IT, pasty wss ptIstsa frsl Dsa-
vsr By II Q Ra.ssy Il 0rs.a Js.e-
tiss, was PIT y ths><Rsws - glib
tAs dsivsss asiGhs - 49, lls
Ranssy go - pasty - ~ ssaa
A,assss e ~ 36a1aAa tsan H,
Hanssy Asvs - 01seSsskse - aad
VITA N vss Z L 0ayse Hany
DsAessfisaa - 4 No11A - 49,
~ sssssAsysgsass.R &C., 1noseA
fsan asssstllsa, ~ stsussSA
0nae 1apssita; ~ 1ag 80
eans = ~ ~: Assn psavss eAss1
4 ~ lA1naae sG1slal poss- -.
kaswa = ~ ssp1s11i -.
~ ssaes - ~ ~ = eseosA
IAaAs- aBsiaGA ssss DsasAsal -
tAsssoA osss >aael. AbsA ~ 49,
Ast1W - Ws1ssee 81 fssa Ws1ssts
- Glswssa sasssGA ~ Oas1vssa
sassA - 1sDsya9g ~ osana
sivss y esasd Ja-
Wul1nsa 11sn1bo Aan1A
~ = - - = ~ pas9 ~
marltsix road tsN
sAsy sauslsa - - ~ ~ tAsst.
~ \ 3 - ~ - = ~ ~
~ ~ sslliA rlsvso = -
Au.ss - - - Asnsssa -
aat1 * - =
- - x r. go 80 - -
- = -
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19

ti.g The very bsse kinA e rssl tAsssgs
tAs 0ssavssl sassa asA all ~ Wy -
lDsavsS.
4. l. WestGasa Of tAe National
HiVAway aasseistisa e WAsAiAsesa.
d. C., and vies president 40 direct.
Or Of Transeestins.tal Highwsys,
sad kaswn ~ tAs natiseal patAfiades
was certain the rod fRsa hsss 70
Deaver could 6e put in exeellsst shape
bat - said nseh work must yet be
dose on Il.
6psaking TO tAs Pest reporter con-
corning ths read tie party I'D cone
over Mr.. Wsstgasd said
"1As sast sids q Dssthsud pass
y sltsostAss tss stesp IN its present
essAitioa for ~ sats rod a.A 0sv.
sr.se An.sas tAsse~Ghly agssss witt
~ IN ~ ed - further aGsss6 y
- tAas ~ ssaA y - h osel esa.
Ait3sa vitA ~ gsa1ss ~ sssssaisg 8
| ~ ssae
,f"1 apeiss 49, ~ agQqasA "
Hs1sss In - Assa ossA iapssesd
asss I ssssA, svss \ ~ ysae. ~
ltalsno = 0sssa - 1A0as ssssaAo
sass - Gnas sEss1ss Assiag ~ ~
Wae ~ tAess 80 esl1 ssaUisasy.
- he4aR ~, aeAs Aspaehle
)osIe ~ 80 ~ ~ IDs
~ & nQDessAsis - - 2 qns
u Asss ssnssiav AsssAA Usbliag
fesA. .ssesing sst st.nps - ia sssl1
lest sessss ~ oAAs 4 ts1ay = s1eas
tAsss hssss. Esoa H. 1agis ssssty
jlins = -03sawssl ~ reaA sssas -
l. II vas last fall, It vas . gesd
rod sAsa ed Il y . esssa FsaA ssw
except tAat Il y s.tissly to- aazsvw.
Il b e5solutely dangsssss In its prss-
eat essditisa in eass tAses wess aseh
travel ever Il. The Fsad sAsulA -
est hack into the bank asd widssaa
thfougAost Alnost its eneirs leagta
eAd tAsrs sassld - nsay tas.oa.s
wAsrs ears esang IN sPPssits diFsetaess
eaa asst sasA stAsr IN ssssty. Ysss
saly ssfsty NV sppeass - lie in tie
iset that bat few sass ass sssaG this
Roed.
"But these nattsss can an be tax.
- care Il in tins asA - sure they
viii b attended to - tAs nssas sesn
= dsnaad. You hAvs saeA s1esllsns
rsaA ssildi.e aatssial 81 feel cor.
fiAe,t yea yin sesa Ssea ~ SD Vt
using Il 10 ysar swn sA,assass BY
guiding Pss0ansat hagAw.yA -
I'D - k.sw thss ysa Asvs ~ state
|eeaviets working - yosr rod. TAsy
win sivs ~ sseslls.t FsaAs II yss will
hssp tAsa bsay lsag s.ss0A."
TAs pssty I'M 0ss.wssa sssss ,
s'ssssk rsssaav nsssi1g paasasl y
0ssaa JsasAisa - u c. 1ansv. osv-
|es.ss Annsaa. III. Wesgse 81 II.
vsease = ~ Dssvw Onnbe e
|ClInssse jstaea ~ Osulssa psspas
(sa1 vseA - Dtv3ae esesk - Nv
Osse14 ssss ~ dly11e - AUws ~
I1s1saa va1lsy. ~ osaaa Juls1isa ~.
|Wssaonsa - - ss.aa - eeFssss ~
ICsshsaa ss.1s sa1n . OBsss - =
w. - bssa Asas = - ~ II,
IbsUUvse smnsaase - Oonnun
|pssPas - sAsls sesssas - sstAs1aasza
laa1 tAsss essuD - - . Gsnssll ~
Vssa1pa - tAsss psspls ~ ~
|a s1ose vAssA m uasana1sly saan h
naa9 1sssglss 80 49, ~.
H Aolp Asn Glssasso - l1asa
IJuas11a - W11Asue anl11ns -
pexsy ssrr;nG n tAe 3snatiaa s.
49, 3 49, 9ussaqR aDsaDsa.
~, - - le1nulos ~ -
= psoIk m6u106eo - = 80
14 - uoso - : lle
z II 1 80 E
J l. llS
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19
INDIANA AUTOMOB[LE
MANUFACTURERS ASSN

4 'ere
- fest vi1s ssl ssvss iaeAss
4 Is spprsxi.ats,y eloyo 900. Ths Do
~ Il the eensnt fer tie eo.stsue-
NJ the road wsslA Psdses this esss
ss.sidesably. fhs ~ Of local
nsls would liksvi0 cut tie cost
~ aid frsa tswss slsag tAs route
- bring tie wisls undertaking
= easy financial resell. While the
- project y expensive It u by no
~ chimerieal and With the coop
- - Of the towns, H. present good
- orgaaisatisss s,A eato1obils
the matter sf saisiAg sufficient
y y should be BY - ssaas difficult.
When this essefsts OesaA-to- Ocean
way 10 built It VIII - soastAiaS
sinilar 70 ~ ~ 1sGpaa sseas,
ke most Il saf ssan&tyS RsaA.
I.g psojseea, ~ rsal win - .
h.ssA affair. ~ ~ pssssss
4 y sssGsaa1, h ~ United
y, = 4saA ~ haUss ssas -
rspeiss tAaa - ~ ssoA -.
liaA. ne b ~ saly Fsal ssasss
~ - Re0ssisg - ssswiy u
= ppesA o. = ~ psins
80 ssnssvts 0s.a.-tsr
q Y0sln - - snAn -
Ocea oAignRs ~ Ssa1 vsa'
der 1AD.s0lA n ~ sf esssssts
on ssaEoals = ~ ~ asa.s nsv,
althsAoA ~ wias dsvssePnsnt has
been ssasV4at rsesak. CsaeFets pave.
nents IN vasiaas localities Throughout
the Uni1sl Statss aavs sivsa satisfae-
tory eRvies fer twenty sad twenty
five ysas Psriods without appreeiab,e
sxpsaoitsess for rspair1 A renarka-
ole Asvsaspasst Of concrete, - q road
0atsrial, Aas been brought
lbost In Wayne county, MiehisaA.
This seanty, largely throush Ne ef-
forts - ~ assooooiis orsaaisations
N 0stssit, - & the present tina
,igAly nilss e concrete county road
md - stih . larger part Of . fsnI
'essltfag fEom . twonilion dollar
'oaa i0se, fer tAe further prosecutio.
# ssoessts Eoed work in the county.
rhsss Detroit roads are truly wonder
,ul They are in soas respects new
lepastnss In foad baildiAg practice AID
ave bsss se.disd ssd Investigated BY
'nSknssss an ever ~ so.tine.t. Even
frUa vsrioas Earopean
osaestss Aavs visited Detroit sslsly Ia
npsse ~ Pevensats cad tAs result
4 49, ia~sstiQtioes has seea tat
'ss0uaD b bsiee very widely ussa in
~ ~ UaitsA 0tatss aad OAnaAa -
} gaW6n9 0aeseiAl fss Fsads a1a tSWnA
n a1sssAsess Il ssesrsts .. IL
A.aD4e0ssaa AigAwsy wsaA b
- - y b ~ ses tyPs ef ssa-
416lD WtoAia dsHasial ssasA and
- - i WvsA asssansAsAs all
Qne lun1els ~ fssssaE aaA n
- - - sssa1sst - ~ Pss.
Aeqa1A ~ aai.Aainsa q . ssst
. 1s11g ~ tAaa ele Psr ~
'yA
1Daduse Il - ssosse .n.ufae-
1.ssnD1 Sslne - . fsa1ss4isa ~
= - sso1s asa - svsP ~
- ansA . ssea assso ~
l1u9sNG0 0snn . 1a1 1sss unlkisl
ut0A9sss q - ~
nE - GAyisg ssssaAv ~
- h11ans1b ~ I - Z
3R01n DG1n1lsso - - Ah0lR
11 NkunUsss ~ 1Ess1av -
- 90 = - .tAlBa asaaal
ns - 1nl1Gh1ls -
- - = - =
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19
4 mn 10 m oAW


A nunbes u ~ ysaae Pesp,s -
Glsnwood naas y . party tAat naas
Il trip 10 Hshsaras ave ~ Sunday
asA au are saGAssiaseis ever - tsae
al ~ vssAss1al Sssaaa;sA e -
|eava. - \. =
o. Il ~ gssaAse sfoAas q, -
tsiY was vAsa = ~ saaRiag Psist
- ~ Mu1s ssssk ~ tAis ~ e ~
ssvs ~ saas - thsss AhstasAD
tAat vssp -ssswsi.g upsa - ht1sfo.-
NJ vas ~ supsiaA1y wsossDs 49,
~ tAsss osnhs sf-As pmev 49,
|Aaa nsvss ssn . - Asae.
~ passy - = t1ss11s = -
(iae - slRssiell1 No1s - ~ Nlo
~ = 80 = - slsns - 1sa
|fasn1y e - - ~ ~ = ~ =,
aas- selet~.ea seerA afe sa1eria&
|Assa - ~ ~ - ~ YomaI6e
| - a11sA = NnoeaS a6Nn
~ ~ esls1oi1 = - G6loe'
- u111A - = l1
|1lm1 111lD - sI Z q p
r. - - - = W. H. fl ~ I
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19

[GfiWAY1 !
tain thee tAs sffsst vill bsas sish lgUs4
N IT, ss0ing yssn.
1saasssaA1nsa1al oas1 DsaAs 11Dvs.
Elvsed Haynes, fssAsr .ef The Anssi-
can sstonsbils iua~stry, Psssahlv
knows nore regarding the rosdwsys -
this country taaa any other aaa iAsa-
titled with the asto.sbils inAssAsy.
He hos driven frea eaast 70 esast .
number II tines, aad "a, ~ . Datoss
Of fact, drive tie fisst hosssss.s ear.
riags in ttis country, sss of his svs
inventioA, and Aas bssa . Disciple II
ths suto0o6ile evsT sines.
He nAinsaias tAat, wAils ~ raals
are goed AnFiag certain ssasses Il ~
ysss, nswsAays y b sssseGial - bsl11
our kgAways = sssA . way - - -
sAls ~ aaets1 - utilias tAsa -
year ssssA IA
II. nAVns = hssaly iaAssssssa ~
~ Asvsospaset 4 ~ s,als = -
sslsssy, - = oah1sg bAsss - fsa
eeessa.ss eaily = ~ ssAjsss = pspl
na.ses sssAusy sssslssssRia iassl1ki
81 tswss visiAsl - ~ ~ - -
Isllisss-Haai1ls ssast tsssts>A q
/ - h.<s4 -. Nsys1 -
,otlsaa ~ -11la1lo ~ = ~
[lnlA AN,s - s&EJUll u
II SSSosas bseass ~ ~ psaaasss-
"At ~ sPsi.s nsstiag 4 ~ Aas-
siaAisa - Anssieaa RsstaAsa Csosat
AA.afaetsrss4 wAisA was ~ q ~
B,sekstsee hosel CAieasA'' ssid 1Gf.
Haynee ~ Pss8sst vss ssesi1ssed
sf' Assating fer sasss yssss sss psy
essE 4 tAe sssal sstPst q esasat II
I'll H. paants 4 ~ nsossn Il tie
Asseiatiea fss ~ Psrpsps Il euiIdias
il OessA%s Ocean A0hway. II the
paass f>e this pssjset ass ss.ssanatsi,
ss<Aiuk ut asss viii ssnpers With it
In Importance. oasA . dssasioa wssld
give . great inpst.s = Foad bsilaing
III ever ~ United eGatss a.l ~ con
stsuetisA sf . esaaeesetinsaeal rad
sseA - the Ossa.-ts Oeea. highway vf
10 material - psF0a.ent - eoaeeete
would b betA N object lsssoa in road
bsildins 70 highway essiAssrs along
IT, route and . probable nsans of
bringing tsgs<Aer in ssae sort Of har-
Doaisss unity ~ varises seesaiza-
tis.s NV wsrking Ess ssad inprove-
neat. + wesA - ~ fiut really
tangible seep toward ~ building of
rational Aisaw.ys a.a Il wsaA dem
eaDtfAts - 4a4o oWxsss aal farm
ssA ~ ~ aAva.Haess a.d the
psssiailitiss e 90 ssaAa . well
l. ~ - saee asdss. typss Il roads
go, - Ssils ~ sAsaeiy 81 with
ssfkistsae pssanasass - asesaneda4e
Assss-asawa e 0sesrfsPs1Dsa sssffi.
~ . vssy tsast1snhlA pssisa - tine
sAesesalA9 - 80 1a1ul ssPsss Of
- unaas9 0an1i1 .AsolQosal 0usvsy,
~ eseAl ss41pue - Rssolnna ssnsat in
loA1 ~ - ~. ha1ssh o. per
ssa1 - - ssARse ~ tAsss ysass
vsaa1 - . s.e1lsisse aasuss Of
s1sse - t114 q lssse sspsAisl Of
- 0ssaAAs.Osee1 A3oAWsv, NJ, &C.
sssaiag - - alas sapssA - va,as
ee ~ esnne vsu1A - ssnsaAi.g
RssasassAlv ~ 6AeoAeea 1ssa sais
II ~ ~ sssa - - pssdsse is
|sslAv ssosefag se-xnnssal inpsrt-
ztaFks LszAtiaz IS ,:xS isiGSA SSf' /.
|@sssssla1nsaela ~ vssao iInvs -
~ - AnDasss - -. sl~ Il
G6es1 - 49, - uoaaA to
~ 81 - Ao4Ae unsn - ssuaa-
|1nlll Gn1la GaAns : aaaals
- N ~ = - h
- iiuasss
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19
AHWs.ss e = -

E - ezyssg ssvssAv naa
- 1b11lnsns ~ 4 - .
e3E0nn 1lnn1lsss - 1su Ah0ll.
4 qA11 N1lnUsss ~ 1Es.1a1 -.
- 90 = - tAlsa easssl
~ - An1G11s -
sn - = - 4
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19

tain tho9 tAe sffset vill bsas sisA ~
n H. ssoiag ysan.