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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 191?-19??, 1915-05-20

MUSIC-Lessons in piano music will
be given at moderate charge by Miss
Eva Pifer-204 Vine Street. Phone
1856. 13-tf
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WANT ADS

FOR RENT-Convenient fve-room
house in good neighborhood; large
garden, stable and outhouses; $12.50
per month. A. Roscower. a9
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CHOICE TOMATO PLANTS-several
varieties-1Oc. per dozen. Robinson
Bros. If
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WANTED-A good open or top Buggy.
See Home Furniture Co. 20-tf
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Dr.. Mary Worth

-MASSEUSE-
Phone $685..
Works ir connection with the medi-
cal professionally will answer indi-
vidua1 calls.
Office III e. Chestnut Street, form
erly DR.. Grainger's Office.
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/ c f.

The undersigned will continue to
conduct an ice business in Goldsboro
summer and winter-with covered
wagon delivery and ice cut to order
a.: your door.
d. O. FARRIOR.
tt Phone LOT.
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

North Carolina, Wayne County.
In the Superior Court.
M. e. Robinson
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List your taxes now
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FOR SALE.

LEONARD EDWARDS.
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Go1dsboro ms. & Realty Co.,
Assignee of Mortgage. 4w
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26
LEGISLATURE HAS ADJOURNED.

The LEGISLATURE adjourned last
Saturday aud everybody was In good
humor and all we're friends There
has been more coed feeling and har-
mony than usual and more good work
was done than usual Ex-Governor
Colquitt was there on the day Of ad-
iournment and congratul ted the
body on their good record for pollti
cal peace and legislative prosperity
Had Mr. Colqulit shown the same re-
gard for Legislators that Mr. Fer
ruson has he might have seen hls
own administration more successful
Mr. Ferguson has recognized the pro
vince Of each three departments Of
Government and while he has devoted
himself with rommondable wisdom
and nrmness TO tho executive branch,
ho bias not Tried 60 butt into The 9TH
ors
ln consequence of this attitude
there has been no clashing and the
State .s hotter for This harmony and
cooperation.
% was expected that the legislature
would provide for o. change in tho
constitution TO do away with the Zee
system. but the natter died 900 The
calendar With many other bills good
and bad
it ls a ven known fact that OH.
GERS I'm thlckly settled counties pre-
Ter the Zee system, and their inilu-
encc was too sirong to be overcome
Had an thcproposed constitutional
amendments been submitted and
adopted. that oli document would
have been SCI changed as TO be almost
new
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26
sHoRrsIeHrED LAW MAKING.

Itlsa weakness Of human nature
noticeable To- grown people as we'll
a. children 20 think Of only one thlng
at a time and for this reason iogisla-
tors are apt TO take up lad and for
getting everything else. follow cn az
ter the one dea During the session
% the s3r legislature. % so happen
"a that owners of autos in cities
were often harrassed By JOY riders
stealing their cars Tor a spin Stories
@ these outrases were carried 90 tho
legislature and a bin was hurriodiy
passed 20 make theft % an automobile
a misdemo.nor. punishable by dnc
The State already had a law making
theft q property worth more than
$50 a felony. but the lawmakers for
got about O. and the consequence b.
that an automobile thief now has TO
ray a fine. while hts nelEhhor Who
shall take a wagon may have 10 20
the penitcntiary.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26
4 VfRTUOUs JOKE-SPIRIT or
LAW EXPRESSED

Texas stood In line with Congress
OF the United States and held that
foreigners are welcome here, no mat
ter how ignorant. and refused 10 ap-
ply the educational test 10 the voting
privilege The lawmakers preferred
70 make voting easy so that Mevicaus
might bit this country voting Then
On order 10 make suffrage privileges
come handy TO everybody they got
up a resolution and passed it to per
NIT travelling Z en- TO vote anywhere
10 the state where they might hap
pen 20 be on election day This reso-
luton to amend the Constitution went
through like it was creased Since
then @ has been discovered that some
body put In a clause which says who
shall aaye become citizen Of the
United states
A ioreignerfay declare bis inten-
loon 20 become a citizen and under
the present law may vote. hui before
he becomes such citizen he must De
able 90 read Ehsiish and must per-
0uaHy sign bis name to- his appu-
cation 10 this amendment Is adopted
ho must have these qualifications be-
fore be- can vote
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

An underground message brings
the glad tidlngs that We are TO have
a nash-llght telephone system
go
The new telephone directory is the
product cf the typographical depart
mont of the Snyder Signal
go
The next thlnF Is TO get the Wes-
tern Union Telegraph office located IN
the business section
go
curb the court house square and
be- ready Tor che electric Hrhi Uniform
system OF street lamp posts as soon as
Mr. Renkon gets them The Great
white wa" is coming Tor snyder
49,
Most counties ore raising fhe fal-
aries of their respective farm De-
mouHraiora what ls seurry doInF2
go
Snyder s not only the metropolis
Of the golden west bus Do evidently a
charming loeers iane" Of least there
has been considerable counting Going
on ali scok
80
on aeain. oa lniu. on again -
Woodrow House
80
You may ovcruort. oref-oat. over
estimate. or override many other
thlnrs. but don't oror-draa your hank
account
That's one time creation failed
20 maiorialre
80
De good and youm b. happy even
70 you don't has go much fln.
80
Snyder is 90 have a "1.fney SER
vice Look out for thc ears
80
Agifatc the peanut industry Sour.
ry county can produe then.
90:
Certainly snyder should have q
Chamber Of Commerce. We need ons
every minute IN the - hours each
day,-A rial one with money In M
/ treasury
80
snyder Is sporty" enough 10 sup'
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

The legislature Is eoing GO start an
Intofiiation into alleged frauds 10
thc acquiring OF vast scopes 10 Texas
school land by fraudulent methods
10 O. charEcd that for 90 years parties
have been nllnr on lands and haung
Mcvicans TO live on them the time
limit and then transfer them 10 peo-
pie who had furnished the money r.
forts will be made 10 recover such
lands Tor the State.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

SAYS The waHahachie Lisht. 10 BE-
reported that lawyer np north has
suec eied boz drawius a viii rhich
viii enable the children TO get the
money and cut the lawyers % with
out a cent Isn't that svindnngf
claud callan in sar.relerram.
Maybe not exactly winding. but
politics The children are expected O.
De- the voters hereafter
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26
NEW CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS

The Congressional re-disric;ing
bill finally agreed upon put scurry
county In the 18th district with 50
other counties taking In the Pan
handle, the Plains country and near
~ all West Texas north Of the Te1as
& Pacific railroad The district EN-
braces wilbarger county. the home o.
John W. STEPHENS who has been IN
Congress FOR a long time The bill
puts Mitchell county in the 18th dis
trict thus leaving Congressman smith
and claud Hudspeth To- the sane dis
trict- Taylor county is IN the 1Tth
district This removes the probability
OF another contest between Congress
man Smith and Judge Biantou. but
senator Brelsford win probably
make 90 interesting Tor Bianton The
18th district has lots Of fellows rho
misht be induced TO go up against
John stephens There 's Wood. o.
Fisher who ts believed to already
have a case 90 aspiration ana John
fou OF Memphis shows symptom
Amarillo aspires 60 be- a political
town and win .ncubaie tive or three
Statesmen scurry county has the
timber alright but We may decide o.
use 10 ln building along other lines
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

The Rail Road Commission heard
argument from railroad men on the
raise In freight rates last week and
IN a fsw dtyu will hear Shipper state
their side Of tho question.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

Arevisu ofthe sIaionite uln show
ehat the editor accomplished this
week and am We nope Justify all
error o. omission and commission. -
The siatonfe
The paper carried a good liue o.
advertising That ras the commits
sion and the omission consisted Of
two blank PAGES
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

Great Britain persists 10 her deter
minaiior 20 maintain blockade =
the seas 90 that neutrai countries
shall noi carry food supplies TO Ger
many. and q may yof become neces-
afy Tor the uniied States to take
step 20 prevent aid from rcirE from
here 10 England
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

Emilio Flores. q San Antonio says
Mexlcans are happy on their farms
In Mexico but az tenant farmers In
Texas they ind themselves under
more unfavorabie conditions. The
federal commission At Dallas vas not
probably erpecting a joke like that,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

The Abilene Reporter shows BY ac-
tuai count thar Abilene has pospered
rore substantially under prohibition
lhan Il ever dld vim open saloons
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

The fruit crop In FAST Texas is
said 10 have been badly damaecd By
cold.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

Reports from Washinricn Indicate
that the var conditions IN Europe
and especially Great Britain's policy
regarding neutrai commerce VII
make it Necessary for Congress 20
meet IN special session this spring.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

Sparks from an engine caused the
burning Of jas bales Of cotton at
Brovnwood.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

tn, legislature failed TO pass the
poni'entay reform bili The pipe
line BIN or che b1i 20 abolish the Dee
system The Zee pm has been agreed
20 for tha legislature 20 ar salaries
OF state and District officers and the
Commissioner Courts 90 ar salaries
Of County and Precinct officers bur
90 many members bad gone home
that a quorum could not Do muster
cd
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation Of
any person. firm or corporation,
which may appear In ;he columns Of
The snyder signal will be riadly
corrected if called TO the attention Of
the editor
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

Advertising rates on application.
-Four weeks constitute an advertising
month
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

Mckinney business men are send
Ing packages o. farm and garden
seed to the armrs IN their trads
territory
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

twenty-five men AZ Rlankei have
organized hog and cattle shipping
Club
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

TIE sfih Legislature seems to have
besn cutie generous m the natter Of
ISsciai appropriati5ns
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

strenuous work down az Austin.
There's Senator MeNeaius Of Dallas
getting 90 hot gnder the collar az a
fellow member that an attack Of ner
yous prosiration ensues And some Of
ns have thought that all this display
OF senatorial emotion was just pat on
TO ave To onlookers 10 the galleries
Fort Worth Record
Not MoNealls a Dallas man al
ways takes himself seriously.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-03-26

and build q club house. dam up Deep
Creek establish a lake and stock it
With government hsh. This will sup
ply a source Of recreation to business
people ghen the stores close at 8
o'clock . M.
80
Spring style shows are cutting up
In Snyder this week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18

BASEBALL BINGLE AND BUNGLE

gold to the Phils right now. The way
he has covered first base has surprised
even his teammates and has dumfound-
ed the fans. He is trihe awkward, as
should be expected. but he moves his feet
around like one who has always played
first
Miller Huggins revived a lost art in
the NTH inning when he deliberately
fouled off Ave straight pitched balls in
hopes of getting a walk but Mayer finally
forced him to pop up a fly to Bancroft
Roy Thomas was there and grinned
broadly as he watched Huggns using
trick that was such an art with Thomas,
McGraw and Keeler that It was necessary
to pass the foul-strike rule.
with Cravath at the plate one out, and
runners on second and third in the third
Inning, the Cardinal inheld played back,
which means that they were practically
giving the Phllies one run II ground
ball was hit, but were doing this to
make sure of Cravath. 1t was unneces-
sary. as "Gavvy" hit over the wall.
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JOE BUSH SELECTED
TO FACE WHITE SOX
Faber Probably Rowland's
Choice for Mound Duty.
jim Scott's Great Pitching.

CHICAGO. May 1s,-Urban Faber and
Joe Bush, who were the favorite selec-
tions for mound duty yesterday in the
sox-Athletics game, will take their turns
this afternoon. When Manager Rowland
suddenly switched to Death Valley"
Scott, Mack also switched. as he wants
to send BULLET Joe" in to put stop to
Faber's winning streak.
Faber has won seven games and lost
but one, sharing with Alexander, OF the
Phlllies, the honor of being the biggest
winner in the big leagues, and Urban
has been twirling some sensational games
I'm that string OF seven wins. The only
game he lost was a low-score contest
that should have been an easy victory.
but the Sox passed up many chances
to win.
For two years Bush has had a habit
Of upsetting the favorites, and Connie
has a hunch that Faber Is due for a
drubbing. The Mackmen are still I'm the
throes of batting slump, as was evident
yesterday. Jim Scott held the champions
to one hit that was a tainted AFFAIR. Had
Weaver been playing in closer or the
ball not persisted in hugging the earth
Scott would have earned a place in the
hall of fame with a hltless game.
While Lajoie got the only hit, the
veteran was outplayed by Eddie Collins,
much TO the delight of the local fans,
who idolize Collins. Eddie has been in
a bad batting slump. the worst of his
career, and for the first time in three
weeks showed signs OF coming out OF II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18

Weiser has not become accustomed to
playing in small park and backed away
from Dolans double. which did not strike
the centrefeld wall. This lad is going
TO be n mighty valuable man for Moran
however He Is a little strange on the
bases yet, but he is fast and clever
slider and stands up at the bat well. He
will do.
Tho stellar fielding play of the game
again went to Dave Bancroft, who made
remarkable one-handed catch of Pur-
dues short line fly. Pretty soon they
will he admitting that he is the greatest
fielding shortstop In the game.
Bobby Byrne never played such intelli-
gent ball as he has been showing this
season. Three times In as many days
Bobby has tied the infeld in knots hit
ting through third with the inheld coming
in for bunt That is the kind of base
ball which wins games.
Erskne Mayer had everything yester-
day, and had he not grown careless with
his fast ball for few innings the Cardi-
nails hits would have been few.
Dode Paskert Is worth his weight In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18
MISS HENsEL LOSES AT TENNIS
Philadelphia Player Beaten in Balti-
more Annual Tourney.

BALTIMORE, May 1s-In the opening
games Yesterday of the Baltimore Coun-
try Clubs annual open tennis tournament
for the women's State championship Mrs.
]. S. Taylor, of Wilmington. Del, who
has won the title on two occasions, played
two matches,
Mrs. w. p. Constable defaulted 10 her
In the preliminary round. but in the first
round she met and defeated Miss Il. Hem
sci, OF Philadelphia, after two hotly con-
tested sets, o., Ga. In the third round
Mrs. Taylor experienced little trouble in
eliminating Miss NJ Brewster winning
after two sets. so. 6-1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18
Meredith's Honors Are in Danger.

Yale
Meredith
him
swoldmak of AZ 4-5 seconds
Ths isn't question
this
lty
H.
,, o
to be
of timeC
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18
MOORE SHOW COMPLETED
Willie Meets Reds Butler, Pal Faces
Murphy.

final arrangements for the special show
at the National Club Friday night, fea-
turing the members of the hghting Moore
family were completed this morning when
Keds' Butler, Kansas City welter-
weight, who comes here with good
reputation, was signed up to meet VilIis
In the hnal encounter.
The seminal will bring together Jimmy
Murphy, fresh from victory over tough
Charley Thomas. and Pal In the other
bouts Frankie win tackle X. o. Joe
O.Donnel' Reddy will take on Eddie
Wagond and Al will make his frst pro-
fessional appearance against Frankie Nc
Carly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18
.rrT ECrE ATHLETES OF AMERICA
ey,uWED ynpIWED FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE MEET
II, Records the 44Oyard Dosh Rmning High Jump Hammer
rtro, and T1Oo-nile Race IN DGnger-Only Miracle
Can Keep Cornell From Victory

- four intercollegiate pick Of
h May
This strongly indicated by the
~ n saturday.
n
soonds; the
remained
which HoHm of Cornell made
n
Ismdhm a., 49, s.,,r,.. &. ,,o ,ou. .u..s A.. , -
wnlu uemble
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18
K. o. Brown Beats sehnmncher

bAtIIAOtE, I'd, Aay ls.-A schumaeher
sToSS y Sey York ssTss lss s9f nfRf RGeAfSs fSt
latter getting The decision after 10 rounds
the eighth round Schumacher did not have a
round. Brown taking all the others by a good
out n ths anal stages but Brown managed
t9 kei ave. H2W his Hlld swings. Jimmy
bluto. o N-N York. WAS given Tho decision
o-s Ia six rounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18
oallIyan Musses up Fitzrerald

'|'a = q fis5sAsh Pa, May ls.-Before 1000
adesb oeera House. X. o. Sullivan.
taIa M IBaf2e q punching-bag " Jack
Ilza.es 4 PHILADELPHIA, Ia a lO-ro1nd
6si vas booted when hseieft me
clever jabbIns and footWork'
a 1870 sendiak FitzgsFald
sII e4llsan sent hin Nj h ths
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18

men who have been mourning the loss
may lift their
cornell and Princeton Lake
aiaes long o
was pure strength which limit genuine
On n ihceton And there still
says his will do
month ~ 'NNN -"10 ''o'oiS "' NE" l'ohooh
Nckls
week before the
power OF the crew. but to the
day at Yale the Ellis neglected this feature
development
having previously Ntars
once Tor he realized that
This will
MAKE this mistake second time ' ''"''' 'N"' i"Ae VIII
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18
- AND MARSHALL WINNERS
Down l74S Pins in Two-men
Tourney.

Tourney.
'ea1nre of the start of the thira
'he local championship tourna-
.. the National Association on
- alleys last night was the score
IS ~ ~ pms registered by Otto Marshall
eablsa =. oI the two-men tourney which
,,s,sss. lhen to take iFst pace. OF the
n Marshall registered SOL pins
ia games and Otto S32. Their
tfs vas the second, when they
t eiss % a. a, Sites and Hardy are lead
I1f r,,,., 'gl ana in Glass b Metelmann
lnabss s. are hfst, with 1871 About so
lAe Ss,',gst s gst 70 bowl during this week
INo sfisloh OF the championships.
a.a elss les were rolled Ia the three
.qas scores 3ppf0aehsu 'ns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18
Pitlfeds ReIease -Four PIarers

PITrsBuRGH. May 1s,-Jamss savags and
Frank Delahanty we're released by the Pits
burgh Federal League Baseball Club 10 tie
league. and Nike Msnosky and Ralph Mattis
were sent 10 the New Haven Club 81 ne
same league. '
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schoolboys Showed Excellent Form

Best OF all was the oOyard dash by
in
~ though final his third
seconds The work Of Shields
mile In 43l 4 of
n compared quite vorably
College -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18
Renny Karr Baek 70 Detrolt

SAN FRANCISCO. May Is - Benny Karr
who started out BY pitching one-hit eame Tor
the san rranelsco club OF the PacIhr f'oast
Leasue has been turned hack 10 the Dairoif
team. Il was announced hefe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18
Great Kraenzlein Record Nav Fall

bold prediction to make that the present generation
intercollegiate
jumpm
copo Kraenzlein's
are
be
KanzIin
record is made in the hafme will
rcmdi is LII
did predicted
dy / a o
both
1t that just
i teami Is to win.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18

men need
was won In much faster
as 10 leave for doubt
cornell
e1amba " F"' '''0"se unah either pennsylvania or
week pennsylvania
Cornell Harvard
ana then the lthacans will
The ara race viii give the college world to
ehsh OF the Yale and
iInceton both OF whose middIss
RRafu crew " ' a. inns moment l0okeS to be the more
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18

immediately the
looked
further emphasized Saturday The Itacans
quite essential
% h and ffths through
a to score in IL of S and if they
hem
The Winslow mail., 1915-07-30

Elsewhere in this issue we pub
lish the annual statement of City
Clerk Grocer, giving summary
of the financial condition Of the
the city, and the work of the ad-
ministration. In most small cit
les being a member of the city
council or the school board are
two of the most thankless jobs
man ever undertook, as there are
knockers" ever in evidence, no
matter how efficient the service
rendered. We trust, however,
in WinsloW no such condition ex-
lists, and all our citizens are in
harmony with the self-sacrificing
efforts of our administrative Of
fcers. The way to build up a
live fourishing town is for every
body to boost, instead of being d
carping critic and professional
Pathfinder.
The Winslow mail., 1915-07-30

The Winslow Mails unalterably
opposed to the abolition of
capital punishment, but we think
the state has made a grave
mistake in taking away from the
governor the pardoning power,
especially in capital cases and
placing it with a prison board.
The people 'f this state have
elected Gov. Hunt as their
executive, and during his term he
lis fguratively the State, and if
he is conscientiously opposed to
the death penalty during his
administration the power should
rest with him to grant reprieves.
There is not the least taint Of
suspicion of any corruption on
the part of Gov. Hunt in his
insistence that no legal executions
take place during his term, and
his conscientious scruples should
be respected by the pardon board.
Harassing the Governor is peanut
politics and poor business.
The Winslow mail., 1915-07-30

In our last issue we printed a
letter from Forester Ringland to
our Mr.. Quinlan concerning the
opening Of the road to the Pine
and Payson country south of the
city, and it nehooves our citizens
to get behind the move. now that
it has started again. with sub
stantial encouragement, and keep
pushing the project until it is an
accomplished fact. The way to
succeed is to have one thing at a
time under consideration, and
push it to completion before
starting something else. A scat
tering shotgun is not as deadly
as choke bore, so let us all be
choke-bore in going after i'm
provements for Winslow's future
development.