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WHAT'S ON PROGRAM
HERE DURING WEEK
Many Interesting Events Of Inn
portance Are Scheduled
For Capital.
Today.


spiritualistlc meeting. conducted by Mrs.
Helen A. Davis. Davis Memorial Mission,
els Tennessee avenue northeast. q q. m.
Meeting Northeast Forum Of Mt olive
Baptist Church; Prof. william Pickens.
speaker. $3.50 D. m.
LECTURE. Conceptions OF God" Rev. Hiram
Vrooman. Church OF the New Jerusalein,
Sixteenth and Corcoran streets. u. M
Lecture. The Oriental Traditional Life of
Patriarch Jacob" Mime. Lydia Mountford.
address. ..TheS New World No {" Horsc. uo,,.v
before Bahia Assembly OF Washington,
Church Of Our Father, . D. M.
Living. william q. Lee. before " wash
ington Secular League. PythiRn Temple. Q
Hike washington wanderIus,er.. .,.r,. a,
sixteenth street and Columbia road north.
west. v. IN.
Meeting TO discuss the need OF a HON. for
delinquent colored girls, Tuesday Evening
D. m.
Organ recital, Edgar Priest bethlehem
Chapel Washington Cathedral, D. m.
branch Of the Woman's Peace Party, with
address by Norman Angel and others,
,,i roirs Thester. 3 D. m.
end Indian People OF sohth America" nr.
Rudolph r. SCHUYLER. assembly room, Me-
y, Mahon Hall, Catholic University. s y. IN.
Third meeting. Grover Cleveland. Forum,
With address by Secretary OF the Interior
lane. New National Museum. D. m.
conoert, Soldiers Home Band Orchestra.
Stanley Hall. 6.E j. m.
Address, Madame Thoumain, wife Of n mem
Der Of the Turkish Parliament, Church Of
Our Father. D. m.
OF Great Chiefs. 1Sls Franklin street north
east: Red Wing Tribe. No. 90 attend SER
Vices Mt. Vernon Place church, Ninth
street and Massachusetts avenue northwest.
meet at hall. siS Louisiana avenas north
west. 7:lb D. M
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Wednesday.

Masonic Washington Centennial. No. ~;
Osiris, No. %; King Solomon, No. II: Areme.
No. 10, Eastern Star.
Knights Of Pythias-Mount Vernon. No g.
Equal, No Il; Friendship Temple. No. :?
Pythian Sisters.
odd Fellows Eastern. No. q; Federal City.
No. 20; Harmony, No. 3: Friendship No. IL:
Mount Nebo. No. 6. Encanipmsnt.
Rational tnon-General Deputies Associa-
tion, headquarters.
Jr. o. L. A. M.-Jolnt executive committee.
Old Masonic Temple. Ninth and T. st"eets
northwest. D. M; visit by State Co Tor
BromVell and stan. America Council. 80.
"a, 3O4 h street southeast. 3 y. IN.
Royal Arcanum-Entertainmen and dance.
members and ladies. Northeast Masonic
Temple, Eighth and streets northeast.
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Girls Who Pop Question
To Be Welded Free

WILKEsBARRE. Pa. Feb. T.-Any
young woman who can convince Alder
man Max Lewis. of this city. that she
really popped the question" will be
able to start married life economically
February 70. for the Judge" has an
nounced he will marry all such free OF
charge on that day.
quet.
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Thursday.

MRsonic-Navsl No. T. Hiram. No TO- Ma
sonic BOARD OF Relief Esther. No. s.,
Eastern Star.
knights Of Pythias-Franklin, No. 2; Cold
well. No. 90. uniform rank.
odd Fellows-ColumhIa No. 10; Covenant,
No. 10: Salem No 90
National Union-william II. Collins Council
Perpetual Building Association Hall
Woodmen Of the World-Alpha Camp. No. J..
illustrated travel talk Old Masonic Temple
Ninth and + streets northwest, s u. IN.
knights OF Misunderstanding Council X. OF
@. Hall, D. M: Dramatic Club perfor-
nance, GonEaga College Theater, s D. IN
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Friday.

Administration. No. 7. school Of lnstruc-
ton Royal Arch Martha. No. 4. Assem-
Star.
Knights of Pythlas-SyTacusians. No. 10;
Rathbone Temple. No. s; Pythian Sisters.
Odd Fellowa-Central. No. l: Phoenix. No. Is:
Metropolis, No. l6; Magenenu. No. 4 en-
campment; Miriam. No. 6. Rebekah.
knights OF Columbus-Intercouncil ball.
Rauscher's, 8 D. m.
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Saturday.

ODD Fellows-canton Washington, No. /. en-
campment
National union-Governmen Printing Once
Council, Typographical Temple
II. p. o. E.-Luncheon by house committee,
for Elks only
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FOR SALE-FkRMS

FOR sALE-iso-acre fem, Fairfax Co.. Va,
Money rent In excess OF 9. per cent on pur.
chase price. A splendid investment. 80, Go.
II acres. 7-room dwelling. fruit. shade, fnS
spring. stable, ETC.: miles from -ity. near
maeedam road. Ideal little farm. 400
New A-roon hose hot water heat, beth.
good location. school. sore. church. etc.,
Mclean. Va. = bargain a. g. 80
"A. c. AACKALI.
Metropolitan Bank Ruildtna.
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the following opportunities may
ication to
IITED STATES DEPARTMENT
MILLS BUILDING.
BLAw-Tres board. lodging ana wash
day. PH-Per hour. BAL
'sd. NJ neutrality-suspicious. may Ss
nnderstood that all opportupities are %
'ireo a. aoon ~ possible.
4 COMMON LABOR.
Maryland.
tIe--iSIs. Montgomery Co. wanted-one
ssrdener; German preferred. for park work
along railroad right Of way az n.ib PD;
At nc PHI Blacksmith for Job work. No
Italians. American or German preferred.
Ne Tr. single OF married. Lodging fur
Pennsylvania.
eu-si Allegheny co. wantsd-5o men for
No. 9. and isS Tor r. mins No. I. Huns.risns.
Polish. elavs or oermAns. Other Is. nfr-
RED o. single. Ne n, : hour. PD. Union
ccai from ~ to Il. thick Open lights.
DOMESTICS.
Virginia.
ss7-z237 Ioudoun Co. One married. or single
woman Tor ssn.r A. hou'swork :,, Ts.@an o.
mitted. H-tio pm and home. TT. adv. and
deducted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Maryland.
couple. man to- do odd Jobs around house
and woman 10 help with housework. More
G S e%SnPsny 70, n,,d AZ. q e .sHen 81 A5Ss:
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WANTEO--AGENTc

AGENTs-sen raIncoats.
We deliver and collect.
Inc "a weekly sample
VIC go zee RnsaaH
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LOST ANB FOUND

STRAW SUIT CASE containing lady. CLOTH
ing, on "a. ave. car, 18th inst, return ls21
st. N. w. Reward.
MESH BAG-SteriinE silver with the initial
II: lost Saturday morning between Bren-
tano's and Woodward 4 Lothrop's IAb~ral
reward. MRS. II. II. HAzEN. siii Wyoming
ave
SOLID GOLD PIN. cross and crown. whole
pearl lost saturday morning. Reward soJ2
MESH BAo-oold. containing small purse
bet. 18th and 18th, on Mass. ave-. or at
Droops Music store; name OF owner on bag.
Liberal reward. BOX l2l Times Office. IL
RED COLLIE. strayed Wednesday. Feb. ls;
white run, four white feet. Please notify
.zs ~. .. =. reward.
FRENCH pooDLE-whit.. answering to the
turn to l7ts N 1t. N. W.
HELP WANTED-MALE
MA CHINIST-All-around experienced man.
$3.50 experienced toolmaker, to leave CITY
reuaple men only need apply; no trouble
MEN with experience to distribute ady.rtis-
I'M, ns matter. Apply $3.50 =. m. Rear OF $50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in erecting shop
work; reliable men only wanted; willing u
onice. \"
oXY-ACETYLENE wELDER.
Experienced all-around operator canabfe of
handling miscellaneous job work. cutting and
demonstra lions: permanent position: give full
salary. THE ALEXANDER MTLBURN 60
Baltimore. Nd.
SHOW CARD WRITING INSPECTOR. uoX
~. Times office.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE BY OWNER.
FIRST TIME OFFERED.
Six rooms. attic, and bath; hot-water heat;
extra large sleeping porch: choice location in
Bloomingdale. Price. $3.50. Easy terms.
Address BOX 80. Times offlce
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foit Portner place. Q rooms and bath. :. .sSa.SS
ltse U u. NV. . rooms and bath ..,,,...,, lsn
1871 It'll st., rooms and bath. ..,........, SIS0
Heat and hot water included In tho above
Stere. sloz 18th 1t. NV. with living quar-. g. %
Apply A. II. Willis. the Portner. 18th q U nv
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Statesmen WANTED.
Experienced salesman for guaranteed IN
vestment offer by large, successful company:
prospects furnished; permanent connection
for men able to make good. MANAGER. so
Bond bldg.
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STRAW SUIT CASE containing Iady's cloth
Ing. ON Pa. ave. car. 18th inst. return 1871
j st. N w. Reward.
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Special Notices

wAIGa REPAIRING 9uAR.NIEEp
JULIUS II. woLPE, 18th = RsTs. y. W.
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Undersea Craft Cannot Suberge 10 Bays Until Near Three
Mile Limit, Experts Say

nearly g mile on the Virginia Capes.
The channel depth between Capes
Charles and Henry Is between IS feet
s inches and ~ feet.
This viii be sufficient for her sur
face draught, in the opinion Of naval
officers, but 1t will take more than
sixty feet to safely submerge her
overall draught Of thirty-fve feet.
She will not reach this depth until
she Is about mile on shore. From
this point she win have plenty Of
room to completely hide herself until
she can pass the three-mile limit
where there Is more than fifty feet Of
water.
Considerable curiosity Is expressed
among construction officers as to what
viii happen II the Deutschland Is
forced to creep along the bed Of the
ocean. This Is composed Of hne white
sand and broken shell, and the only
danger TO the boat is that her pro.
pellers may strike the sand ridges.
As for the keel and nose Of the boat
II Is not expected the sand win AFFECT
them much as she probably has such
fContinued on page two)
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GREGORY QUITE
Determined 10
SEE STUART 0UI

Especial taT-Builetin DorfcBpon1encol
WASHINGTON, ID. c. July 13.--
Attorney-G General Gregory has buck
led on his armor and prepared for
warfare. This does not mean that he
viii hasten to the Mexican border
or offer his services to one of the
European belligerents. On the con-
trary, he will devote his activities to
trailing Judge T. B. Stuart and max
ing sure that his official scalp Is dis
played upon the walls Of .his depart
ment.
AS 3 preliminary the attorney gem
eral has started to run down, locate
and bring In the resignation Of Judge
Stuart. This elusive document has
been permeating the atmosphere here
for many months. Il oscillated be-
tween the Judge and Senator Shafroth
until specific statement was made
that It had been transmitted 70 the
president, along with his charges
against Secretary Lane, Attorney-Gen-
eral Gregory and Governor Pinkhanl,
with few burning observations re-
lating to the president thrown in for
good measure.
II developed that the resignation.
tContinued on page two)
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Germany Officially Denies Losses

GERMAN HEADQUARTERS, July
26. Great British bastion on canal
and on the Ypres together with .occu.
pants destroyed by German mine
biastings. The British after violent
fighting took small remainder ef Po-
zieres. Farther eastward, near Foure-
aux wood and Longueyal the enemy's :
slight attacks were repulsed. Near
Trones wood, enemy's Intended at
tack was recognized and was frus-
trated by our fire.
We maintained ourselves against
French attempts at reconQuest OF ter
rain gained by Us on the night of
July Is, southwest Of Farm Zamaison-
nette.
South Of Estrees. lively hand-to-
hand fighting is going on. On the
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WILSON THROWS
INFLUENCE OVER
TO SENATE Bill
tAssoelaled Press 81 FederaI wirsIe,s

lAssocisted Press by Federal Wirsless)
WASHINGTON. D. G.. July 27.--
The three ranking members Of the
house committee on naval affairs to.
day conferred with President Wilson
upon the naval appropriation bin. now
In conference between the two houses
Of Congress. President Wilson told
Congressman Padgett Of Tennessee,
chairman; Talbot Of Maryland and
Estopinal of Louisiana that he be-
lieyes it vital the house should adopt
the senate naval program
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Army BILL GOES
THROUGH SENATE
(Associsted press by Federal Wirelessl

tAssocisted Press BY Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, o. c., July 2z.-
The army appropriation bin, carrying
$342, 2,oo0, 600 passed the senate today.
No record vote was taken.
AZ an amendment to the bin, the
senate agreed to an appropriation Of
e2eoo, 900 for the relief Of dependents
Of puardsmen on the border and regu-
lars called out IN the Mexican en,ers-
ency.
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Edward Nolan,
Machinist, Now
Latest Suspect
Police Say They Found Sam
pies Of Acids and Powders
Such as Those in Mysteri-
GUS Suit Case, in Nolan's
Hoorl

(Associsied Press bg Federal wirslessl
%<%+~%<++++<<%<<< =
SAN FRANcisco, Cali July :
= U.-Eyldence connecting the "a =
y fsI bomb explosion Of last satur- =
= day with union labor men 10 de- =
= eiared % have been upeartied BY =
= the police and deteetives At work :
= on the case. and brought about =
= the arrest this afternoon Of sus- =
= pect
= The suspect Il Edward Nolan, =
y member Of the nschlnists' union =
= and ex-delenste Of the San Fran =
~ cisco Labor Council.
The police cay they have found.
= samples cf acids and powders IN =
= NoIan,s room. These, they de- =
\ clare, sre similar 20 those In the =
- n3yeterio1s suit case which held =
= the oxp'o1Irc ~ Market and evt- =
- Ter streets during the prepared :
= ncss parade.
<&<&&k ~
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height Of FalIemorte, the French oc-
cupied the mine crater blasted out by
them. but soon after were buried By
German counter mines.
West of Meuse, Germans progressed
near Height 503. East ef Msuse, Hight
artillery dueIs In the vicinity Of fort
ress Of Thiaumont At many places
on the front, enemy's patrols were re-
pulsed.
North of Somme. two enemy aero
planes were brought down within our
lines by infantry machine sun fire.
Another after an afr combat was pre-
cipitated aflame In the district ok
LuVeville.
On July "a. German antl-air craft
Continued on page tgo)
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Heavy Fighting on West; Germans
Are Again Using the Tear Shell

LONDON Eng, July 2Heavy fighting again the order Of
the day 'front.' particularly that portion held BY the British
troops and where Sir Douglas Hag endeavong to move forward
Throughout all last night the British continued the Gerans
points of the Somme there ando
hand fighting, in which the British claim successes
The this point of the front using shells which
rtate eyes of the trenches much that they tenn
porafy blinded These shells have been called because Of
their effect on the optics.
BERLIN Germany July During the day the British made
number Of attacks hand the region around Pocre
invariably South Of the Some the French made
an attack today IN trained machine
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San FRANCISCO UMONST ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED PART IN BOMB PLO
late News At A Glance

RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY INCREASES STOCK &
meeting
si2o7oo $780,
follows the
territory injunction
nv the transt company.
F ~ ~ s#s (
sTREETcAR STRIKE BREWING
YORK, NJ u, MEouohout Wese
voenee occurred Al
bricks
leader that
KILLING HEAT.WAvE SWEEPS MIDDLE STATES
XsWih II prcstTations
oppressive In the plains
1sof extends
Middle the Atlantic seaboarn 80
TO
Alpine, hote
6uier 6t Cavalry
reanded g Jail and
await action BY the rand he cried during hs brief
FORMER MAYOR FERN REPORTED RECOVERING.
health Contrary the
circulated is better
his deah persistent all the morning
Star denial At o'clock
Wasre recovering his recent lln ness 80
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION WITH GERMANY rs RESUMED
Wireless ofce that
Of the local ONCE of the Marcon Wire
saees will
Gradash points in Dalnnata
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EASEMENT CASE
not TOBE TAKEN
Up BY SENATORS

tAssociatsd Press nv Federal wirslessy
WAsHIN0ToN, D. c., July 27s-The
senate foreign relations COMMITTEES to-
day reported adversely upon resotu-
tions which had been introduced IN
the senate At the behest Of Irish SYM
pat1ixsrs; proposing intercession in
-hehah o. Sir Roger Easement.
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WASHINGTON, b. c., July 27.-Unce Sans the
backlng American by British government sharply
worded protest which Ambassador Waller Page directed to
vey to the British foreign Office.
protest after conference between
President Wilson, Counsellor Polk of the department and other
administration advisers cabed London viii
public full here Monday according time
being given for the British government receive it
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Russian Hordes Defeat Austrians
Ii Galicia, Drive Hard On Turks

Armenia, just captured, the Russians
have found depot with much Valu,
able war materiel.
BERLIN Germany. July 27.---
Vienna. In an officiaf announcement
today, says that the Austrians are
withdrawing before the Russians
north Of Rrody, Galicia.
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{ Ils.seialea Pres. ~ Tsder.l wirsles.,

(Associated Press By Federal Wireless)
WASHINGTON, .. Co July 27s-
Sir Cecil Spring Rice. the British am
bassador, Informed counseIlor Polk Of
the State Department fpday that the
admiral In command sofs thu British
Atlantic squadron has denied that
any British cruiser. entered the chesa-
'psake.
fAssocistsd Press by Tslsral wirssss)
I. BALTIMORE, Nd. Jniy 27.Late
today there we're indications that the
Deutschland is awaiting the arrival Of
the Bremen. Consul Luederitz said:
The Deutschland viii not start for 2
week"
tAssociated Press By Federal Wireless)
7uFoRD, n. c., July zy-A foreign
cruiser II reported 70 - standing off
the inlet. u is beiieved that she q
there 70 prevent the entrance cf the
submarjne freicister Bremen, sister
ship 70 the DeutschIand, sow N eaiti-
more.
lAssesistsd Press by fsdsrai Nirsisss)
Wtl0fItlN0 tOiyg ~ ~ yS0II j(ts--.
The German consul In Baltimore last
night announced that the Deutschland
Will not leave for another week. He
declined positively 70 make any add
tipns 70 hIs statement or % give any
reasons for the further delay 81 the
steamer.
Capt. kosnig announced yesterday
that ne had cleared for HBremep or
any other German port and a5ded
that the tine cf his Departure u In
definite. So FAR 40 could be aseer-
taIned last night he had not arranged
for Z pilot but the tug which tcNed him
up the bay to 5altimore has coaled and
d standing By, apparently ready to tow
him back 70 deep water.
WASHINGTON. The soundings
shown by navy department charts
show that it will be impossible for
the Deutschland on her return trip
to completely submerge until she IS
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tAssocsts Pre- esrves by
WASHINGTON said this
with
involved asks the part q the British government
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BASEBALL RESULTS
TODAY

At Phik elphia - Philadelphia s
Pittsburg 1.
Al Boston Boston ,, Chicago . al
innipgs).
Louis 2.
At New York-New York 1. Cincin
natl 8.
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LONDON, Eng, July 2Ihe Norwegian sailing vessels Bans
Sebrd Juno have been torpedoed the North Sea L IS
nounced that in Of the IS casualty reported
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German Aeroplane Goes to Baltic
Coast; Bombards Joint Naval Base

BERLIN Germany, July 2An aeroplane has successfully bonn
barded naval base Jointly BY British and Russians at Marie
harnn the Russian Baltic The German flyer returned un
athed after hits scored the buildng which constitute tie
in the Baltic.
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British Officers Lost on West

LONDON Eng July
ent made by the official bureau 10
today that during the three weeks Of killed. 1884 wounded
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AMERIcAN LEAGUE

At Chicago New York 5, Chicago s.
AT Detroit Detroit Z. Washing
ton 1.
At Cleveland Boston ]. Cleve-
land 8.
delphia q
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j. S. SENDS STRONG PROTEST
ON BLACKLIST; AUSTRIA FALLS
BACK BEFORE sLAvS, GALIcA

BRITISH ON WEST CONTINUE TO PRESS GERMANS HARD.
HAND -To-HAND ENC0U NTERS At MANY POINTS =
IRISH NATl0MALlSTS GRE ATE SCENE IN HOUSE 0F
COMMONS RUSS IAN SUBMARINE BASE SHOT
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BIG NEW YORK sTREETcAR STRIKE BREWING
KILLING HEAT.wAvE SWEEPS MIDDLE STATES.


from heat the wes has not been auaed ne pa
Middle clear to Atantic seaboarn.
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Continued on page tEol
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tcontiaued g page svo1
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WASHINGTON. The soundingE
shown by navy department charts
show that 1t will be impossible sfoF
the Deutschland on her return trip
to completely submerge until she fis
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-04-14

thirteenth state in the Union in per-
centage of surfaced roads. Three
states, Ohio, Indiana and New York,
contain nearly one-third of all the sur
faced roads in the United States. with
q mileage of 1854.
New York has spent ~$S2,638,729 on
Its roads and is spending sic, 600, 900
more OF them in 1915. This, it should
be understood, is the amount spent by
the state government and does not in
clude the huge expenditures by local
units.-Clemson College Bulletin.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-04-14
GOOD ROADS QUITE POPULAR
Spirit Of Building Is Becoming Uni
versal-All People Would Re-
ceive Some Benefit.

The United States Good Roads as.
ISOLATION at its recent annual meeting
in Birmingham elected 25 prominent
citizens of different sections Of our
country life members of the organiza-
ton. The spirit Of building good
roads is becoming universal and it is
only a question of a very short time
when the federal government will see
the necessity Of appropriating money
to build good roads. ALI people would
be benefited by good roads. War bene-
fits no country or people. It destroys
lives. business, homes and brutalizes
people.-F1orence (Ala.) Herald.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-04-14
GREENWOOD HAS CANDIDATE

Miss Jennie Gean Stoddard has
entered the vacation Tour Con-
teststhe Memphis News Scimitar
is conducting. She is the only
candidate lzfromf Greenwood, and
IS in competiti6n with the candi-
dates from Grenada, Aberdeen.
Columbus, West Point and Oko-
b6&S GN56ff folr. subscription
and help her to pin this beautiful
trip.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-04-14
Roads Built by Convicts.

One thousand miles Of perfect road
way have been constructed by Colo
RADIO convicts in the past seven years.
At first armed guards were used, but
during the second summer the honor
system was introduced and it is still
in vogue.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-04-14

Neishbors and Builders.
Good roads are neighbor makers
and trade builders.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-04-14

Good Roads in Philippines.
The Philippines in the first half of
1915 built 1876 miles Of good roads.