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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
PATRIOTIC CONGRESS TO
HARNESS WATER POWER
United States Chamber of Com.
mcrcc Members Want Wasted
Power Conserved.

WASHINGTON. March 3o.-By
sweeping majorities 100000 bust
ness executives who comprise the
membership of the United tstates
chamber Of commerce have adopted
resolutions calling on congress to
make provision for harncssing the
millions In water horse power that
now run wild.
The vote was taken through more
than 1000 commercial organiEa tions
throughout the eegntFy which com
pose the national chamber Forty
five states, Alaska and Hawaii par
ticipated in the balloting. represent
ing n wide range OF industrial In
terests and opinions and reliably in
dicRting TO congress how the bust
ness men Of the nation look on the
water power situation. Each Vot
ing organization cast from one TO ten
votes, depending on its membership.
The balloting was based on
series Of recommendation con
tained In the report Of the commit
tee on water power development Of
the United States chamber OF com
merce.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

Our Iarre stock Of shoes makes
Il possible for you to be fitted
properly and sps u sioe yoa all
the time and attention nsces-
snry for that purpose. We
haOs made a study Of feet and
of foot fitting. No extra riSss
or freaky shapes needed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

We are offering complete
suites at very moderate
prices. Also beautiful odd
pieces that will match your
set at a saving of 20 to 30
per cent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

thusiaSm Four Of DiAnes CON
quests were hiying dinner with the
KIND ot sirls men do not Introduce
TO other girls.
without appetite. weary with heat
and half sick with depression, the
slL<er turned TO Washington Square,
where the summer twilight. deep
and warm and sweet with the lure
Of Veilod city stirring to an
awakening OF night life. had brought
hundreds OF tired people TO tho
benches, Long after . o'clock,
naphn" found herself IN Sixth ave-
nue.. where she took drug store
drink, which satisfied her con
science because II was composed Of
milk and egg and chocolate on
her way back To the studio, she re-
flected that she might he hungry
before morning, particularly II she
spent a sleepless night reading so
she stopped and made several pur-
chnses at dclicatassen shop
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

stood there was Eomc likely talent.
Then | i0urneyed over TO another
little hamlet about twenty miles dis
tan; then on 90 San Frnncisco.
MY present dutios cause me 90
travel about ths state like travel
Ing salesman. and from obseryatlons
have made, the majority Of today's
drummers get about their territory
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
Wpgtnicn

All members Of the Woodmen Of
the World are requested to be NJ tho
meeting OF the camp on MONDAY
night Sovereign Ora Y IMP,
county chairman OF the Thrift cam
paign. will be therc ana make an ir-
terestlng talk along tho line of saw
ing. the question that ~ Of vital IN
teregt 10 all OF us at this time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

IN motor cars rather than on passen@
ger trains. II they have figured n
up like have, they have fo,iu1
thai travelling Via automobile instsN
" steam roads simply doubles ths9|
time for transactinR business ao0
permits ffem TO stay and close II
deal INSTEAD al hurting away @
catch n train" a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
Rod Cross Gets Wardrobe

NEW YORK. March 20-Thc
complete wardrobe ~ Capt Yer.
non Castle. the famous dance" and
member OF the British Royal Fly
Ing corps. who was Killed recently
while instructinR American Byia-
tors In TcNas. was presented today
by his widow 10 the American Rod
Gross In It's campaign to collect
five thousand tons Of clothing for
the destitute inhabitants of Belgium
and northern France
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

Before noon the next day, the chi
cago man was on his way to Nov
York IN response TO a telegram from
Diane. They let him see Daphne
late tho following evening stretched
white and weak on a hospital cot.
81 suppose she was explaining.
~ was the chocolate. matted milk
and pickle and liverwurst sand
wiCh."
Ana some canned" added
Diane.
"Of all the d---d ,oolishness!"
scolded tho man.
Don't you think" ventured Diane
tmidly, not daring to cry In the
face OF two frowns. don't you think
that perhaps II was a llttle--lone-
someness. too?"
The Chicago man thot che was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

Faster SundsN dinner with flow
er favors for The ladies. Will be
served at Hotel Tulsa this evening
from 8 TO s. Plates, $50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

All Hammocks will go at q
saving of 20 per cent. These
are not cheap Hamimocks
but are of the very best
makes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-29

epnerne bar ipiatct. 10 Nor gommcl
inbgif tntn sGetcifab meo Vcocr =.
Bile, ieot Stoffc. Sun bar hart 9
Nprrt, 40 @erncbsrll, 5S @prue.
.bernSbsrn - tiliammcn bar bun
bapt III sGtlingcr, bporoi SO
leper M.
Stor grano i Tiifeurr. Sra Sobs
meloes Soc Sept. Sirsbas apelo
peo %10.5ioen uobrso @rano i CT
5ranoanperi / SeuningSo0r / 9oio.
ten. 5 ct Gieblif itoo belle Gtabliaie-
melltet / lpa Sile. Yoa ocn Solmc
bpor Establishments par brGnotc olt
mlbtaaen Ell liben Hobooo. 30 ltorc
Eafhus nleo Sranbampcricr og >
6iiteinltericr meo 9rpggcr, 10 Sabc
aobbeippf, cnoel Gran % alloell
Haapare er opbrptot. Scloiaois par
100 Saoc Gran ienot bort liae isr
@ranoen. Set nebbrGnote Gtablieic.
mcnt tilberte &enneber9, Ialcimo.
Sfaoen a~nilaacs iii 100000 9roncr.
Intageli9 or alt usiurcrct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-29

@oarOcn Sphirlcn 2utoe cr Iolgt
al Cle :. Sml0e iii lborc ,Sulono
ira Som ior 1000 SIR. og 6s6c.
run0.
Si8uro 9u er auiot iom Gorrrt-
ming peo @amar Yrouiautc.
ringsrano.
Sorenifripcr Gpigitao or ouIat
iom Sorenifriuer / Solo Sorcnifrl-
peri.
@oobtcmpIarIoge "Giociois" pua
Calm bolot Sniar 12tc o. 2tcc
W2ai; Der inotom onlfrirg 1000
Rr.
GorIopcIie er inbsaaet al 8oaro.
Burger Gle !. Storpif og 3ieroia
E.orpif @igeIcocS al Srgeborg
Sumocleffn OF Ole 5csinuocn.
9rpQup ieircoe9 4oc Auglrit al
3reoriffc airbcrs. 6umor, % San.
oclsreiIenoe Son 5 Spare. &aoqoo.
Gle @n0poro, 2itrcm, bar ioIgt
lin Sinqit "SsIuintS~ iii Nmuno
gle % @muno 1baqnug. z. 6aus.
SAL for 81 1000 ar.
@aar0brugcr >. i. 2un0e er
polqt iii Sormano / Norore Quo.
branoSbalens areos al Norif 9auO-
monosiorbuno.
6sIgenbe 1sbsinIo or inotruiiet:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Slgo Sficos.
polo osSe lite april, 80 &ar al.
Barnet Warit Clsbtr. Sfogbeim
osoe 176e april. 5sSeroaosmano
QauI 9ergchngen bsbe 136e gpril.
go Mar al. Sfrpooer Sans 9.
Sroaten. Suuohagen bsbe 16oe
Rai, 20 9lar al. Sans Gugebrct.
len 5orIrlen osoe Site Woi, IS Mar
al. % hans 9~arrebarn Hsuuaua
5orimer Seoe 4be Siuri, 26 Mar al.
gnfemano Sobarne5 9nften, 9a!m,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-29

HIng9mdno. puu par / lana 3io
6orItgcIicatommiaipr / 9gg0en.
Soure.
Taa 9rembalgcu bolStcs et
ucIpftet neutrality-suspicious. Sen
zoe Sili. Ger bar Toreoraa az
neutrality-suspicious. gutou Stsrictb.
al Observation-Disclosures Gnrlro
lblne o. al Sogucprcit gaa Sssja
9autou SoUoiu.
Stoten bar fisbt 4~rnefleuteiscr
% aicIcjOet Stogteig oeo 0om6aa5
Tor 10000 SIR.
8oo0tempLarloge "0uureffoaer".
Srehrbouacu. boIOt tO.Iorsieit 2OSc
HpriI uroer Se0eIie al Sobou Eper.
Il 'om or et az De PIoitc % melt
iremtrroen6e WcoIemmer. Get bIep
boIot Goreorag al Dlorje urrcbero.
Sosie "IcmbooS" holot 10.@lors.
ieit 2Soc Ngril ! 6oriamIiuasIofo.
let "Gombuorg" Oct car NuIif al
Gombana g|uiitiorrring % al Sc.
leipiQcr FGal GIuiten; ott par "a.
Ter AZ 6ru Rsqer. 9inobolm oa 0q.
rer @uoool % S~plrsning al :.
@orise.
SGrrr ). 9ouoIsffcn ira Sopre
or aniot ueo AotbeOroIFolen !
Sronobicm.
Sra lite SuIi ifaI Der saa 9aro.
po'tbuo S 8arge / l,ger / Ruten
SoUre-G Su.
0.
Il. @oaroe.
gteore Iombaas er iolst az II.
Storlicu iii Stto SSci, SanSoiten.
Tor $4,000 ar.
Nnton Sotlnleu bar tiliaat 50
giaaI mro aser uppaa Sieloet.
(Rere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-29

itiQet Iom SociaIiiterne5 Stortirga-
manbsfanoibat / Ssnore Seoemar.
fen.
@citefonIulent Cars Iltfruit CT
aniat loni 9eitprer al Rorore Otter.
oalens SanobrugSitole.
Inra Sfigsbs err unlat iom GG.
rerinoe i Stangc.
6ro lite SSuli ifal Der gao Sano.
poitbuo A Sarge ON ltgcn 9om-
Misunderstanding regrGnben.
6slgenoe or aigoacoe ueo 0socn;
San @ror, Ssn al GiIip 8ran, osoe
16 Iar al. 14oe SUM-. Sans 0rot
bcim opoe 22oc SUM 80 Nar al.
aiartnn &ubicr bsoc 23oe Suli II
Iar 81.
@aagan.
ct SmaabrugerIag blep Itiitet
20oe gpriI meo IS Neolemrncr %
Taal 8. Sau5en, Smobasen iout
Sormonb.
Smut Sd)au err auiat Iom Ser.
~reb5fasierer meb en- son al 1000
Str.
SfatteIieningen pier en- 6ormue
paa 6,9S9,600 SIR. % Ell Snbtpgt
paa 1895, 900 SIR. Statteprocenten
err 80 PCT. De imtsrite 6ormuer er
ielgenoe: O.. Y. Soafonitao 1876.
200 Str, 8. 5. storuif $4,000
ar., s. g. 5oIitaS $4,000 SIR. an.
ION alpsre i06 900, aftleieliin5et
Gibcics araitanlrg 100000 SIR,
9lftieklifobct 2itIoroite Stenrr.
port. $4,000 @aasaa SauocIs.
.iprening $4,000 Gr, % 9aagaa
Sparcbanf POP 900 ar.
9aasaa @rbeioerIas boIbt alrrp.
lett 26oc Nai iii SnotTst for en-
nsolioenoe 5amiIie. Ter inbtOm
1000 ar. e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-29

osoe 90 Tar a. 2beu SUM. @oarO.
mun05ien Gle Glen Vlm0c 0soc
5te AuIi - gar Al. gnfcmano
SUer Sanien G0egaarocu os0c 1S0c
SliIi omfring so &lor a. Gnfe 5u,
8cborg u. 1esiarocn ocn 23oc gu.
III, 81 Mar al Ranuucig ]ipiS.
Cater al SoguCpreit Z. 8pi5 op0c
l5oc SltIt, % Nnr q.
Sesjn.
SauobriJs. % @usmau0sifoler
ior Tor0re Du0bran6aoclcn. iom I
Ginter bar upret boIot / S~parebant.
IoflIet paa Se5la. bolot AiiIut.
ningsieit 2Soc April. Der bol0tes
6orcoras al Sfolen5 9citprcr gp.
.piuo (bure, Mint; itogmeitcr Gpeu.
tp bolot 6oreoraB ON 8ebanoliug
al Stog, Sobannca Gucbo trent.
iagbe CT 0ist Ioget for ArIeouirgcn,
90 HoIu 81 2u9ar0 ira Stiuaf bette
no Observation-Disclosures. Sfulen
bar bart uomerfet Ssguing.
ct Smaabrueer!ag blep itIitct
2Soe ,SltIi meo is Dteolemmer
Com 6orretriuNsisrer / 9esia
Trouiantcringsraa0 er oriat 4gro.
nom Cars {. @augeu.
Se~lubrpaup ieireoes 23oe Stunt
al 8aarbbruger Gle Gtre % Su.
iiru. Ole efre bar ppret Sroisret
baabe poa Gopre. bpor ban isr Doe.
DC, % ! 2esia.
6orlopeIie er iubgoaet al Cara
Ssritno 90 Crit Stdpem. 2igeiaa
al Nnue g~reuOioro % Ga u. Wel.
men.
2anSbaroler Gle &. SOLE aiaif
peo 1soen 81 Mar gammeI Den 2Soe
Suli. San ifiIorcS Tom q uSncr.
tet Nenueite % en- oriitis Torret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-29
Nrr brGn oenoc Gcscma.

,Swbtet Sallam oe >alpe lfuioe lite aupens
b.s, bpis en- COB rem Suo snites. Sos snbpsr
Mpotbstsr iaass for 35c eIer 81 en- srira nor
T.aif, msp .3smo. Spi5 anusuot iom anpit
pil bet ubrphbe eczema. itunoie slseu. os
belbrebe Nusb.ipGriisbeosr. lisslesss Saar,
Granblieeli.r, Rpotelier, Strabeiaar. Tet
renter, iiprter o. mIieu.r. iSsmo sr ct rem
ieube, paalibeIist 90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ans
fitptiii hpbsnbe Miboel. lrsp bette. Tom
ri iror intet ge nogeninos bar bru9t iaa
p%irfuinssiuIbt % tilirebsiiIsnos.
Tho 4. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland, Ohio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-29
Over the Top
MinneSota'S Grand Old Man
Great War Governor!

Oct er ale TepublifnuercS % alle andre sooe
% lppale SOr9ereS 6%eltraab ipr Oct ioreitaaeuoe
Sals / WinneiOta. % peo bette Se9n pil De ieire.
Nue observation-disclosures @9lsere; ale, ipm pil
bpsse Gam meO 9up; ole, iom oil, at Stuten %
bens Soft, bereiter iom biotil, ltul gicre jim iulpe
Elist for at itptte 2anos itpret O9 bore egne 8ltter
paa Slasliuien: ule, ipm pil uGre meo at lGse
&ri9ens Saar pua beoite Maaoe, naar ri after iaar
Srep - oae Oisie oil paa Talsoasen "so ouer the
Surnquilt til Ell ai9jprenoe Seir.
Minneio ta bGorer Jig ielu peo at 9~jenu9lse
bisie %truiaite % oy9tise Sjeuere, os De andre aans
blDater pau Den rcpublitanite 5lfet i~Ortleuer osiaa
Sel9eriles iuloe Silio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-29
&rd 6uobranosoalen.

Summcrcn. - S%prtiocn. - Nars.
mpocr o. Stsuner. = Gleftriif
Gnergi. - &ommnnifntiOncrnc.
Npe Siltag. - @algae. - ggg.
oengt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-29

Dam AnVc pricrucNT usarbtsu for smpsrnsrS u " eurHauih at suho,
IHlU HUVChlISCWCVls 0uhamh "a In btats mros $4,000
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-29

Jranfipn bar nit, at han or rette Mamo iom Siesnuernpr en-
Stat iom MinneiOta. SnIins Sebmabl br ifisttet Stats-Sefre.
trrcms SpcrD mco Sruifab % Spstigbcb. Stats.Nuoitsr !. y.
=. Ercms bar tasct so Bare paa DC iture Sntercsier, hau bar
ON SGnoc, % bnr nit hg at urre Den bcoie % melt iprctag.
iommc Inoitor, Stuten bar bnut. Sffc en- Sent al g fnttepbcr.
mes Tense or fummet paa giOeie Statsfasicrcr Scnrp Shines
apntor. 6lifforo Silton or en- it~iliGrbis, nirbpanlis bpstis
% ~paalibelis Nano, en- al Dem, iOm Staten netop mn trrmscr
for Ntturncp General. Sreb ". Entnam bar sootsipri, at ban
apr fnlS 6plocit for ia iom SernbanefOmmisirr
Oct fan tase lrnaere Sib, emo man mn tror, ipr ariaen
or cnot. Gil ba maa alt arissnrbcioe iortirttcs mco niorffet
Strait. Gmbuer fan iie hs ieu, at oct fan ifc bcSt nmSer bet
iammc Stpre, iom hiotil bar lebet bette grbcibe iaa Del.
Store Cpoauer ul meIoe is eiter ariscn. Der MAJ bra.
ss Cmiurs iur DC biempcnoenbc SOlbatcr % ben Srr al Yr.
bcioere, iom ptl Ita lcoisc, naar arigeu cnoer. @npernsr Burn.
unit % bet unuUrenoc StatSiHre br aacreoe laat Ylanr o.
trnffct forbcreoenoc Sfriot bette GicincS. Scrtl fommer mn
en- M % ipr Cpgape, nemIig at biGlpc DC mamsc Gre for De
iurre Sfoubranoc til at fOmmc hs pa SOSe ieicm. lctte gr.
beioe or alercce / inlo Sang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-29

anntc WeliOn or i'm cecn Sane. Nac ficnScr lam % hans
tore Nrbeioe. Nae pcb, at Wiinneiutas "@rnno Oh WPan" CT Ell
al be alerfremite MGnb 9anbets tore Solfcraao &~aibinston.
CAB ham iaa 5slsc al en- iplio Delegation al rcpnblifuuIc Son
arcsmGmb. Set or Tepnblifnncrne, iOm biotil bar % herciter
bill glue YrGiibcntcns arigsfsriel ben melt p~aalieclisc Ststtc.
2anbetS @clfrrb frrpcr Republican, auntrul al nGhc auusres.
Stem paa ale repnblifanfe apngresfanoioatcr!
@npernpr %nrnauii lar urret en- uaagcn, bpgtig % trpiat
StatsitDrer, ium aItio bar baut Statens BEL % SuIfcts Sebhc
for 2c noen Scnipn til esen 6urbcl. San bar Orret iparipm
mcb Sfattcpoernes Tcnac 90 br life prret rro for at bruce
@ctu mob Sepilgninger, ipm han life fanot nsbpcnoisc. San lar
siurt lit poeritc fr ut urrmc um 6armernes Smercsier ub at
pirfc iur %retfGrbiacrc Chickering'S Sptcm % rimelisc Yriier paa
oeres Milling. San bar, ium Mcblcm al ecsislatnren, iom @me'
gnpernsr % iOm @nuernpr, mbrettct mere til SUrbcbring at
Nrbeiocrncs &aar % for gpoe Mrbeioslopc enc npacu al hans
Tursjrnscrc. Ga nuber &riacu har han urrct en- muois, frafis
% retlinjet Sriasgnpcrmpr.
&c anbrc aanbioatcr paa Den rcpnblifanfc Statstiefct cr
iaa sooe W'Gnb, iOm Der fan NmocS ior DC rcipeftiuc Suerp, %
pl itaa eur faIoe mco i'm GefOro. 6armcrsntcn Sbomas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-01
Gates Of DAM
LET OUT FLOW
Half Months Irrigation
VIII Close 18th; at Work
On Island Canals.

The gates Of Elephant Butte dam
were opened Friday for a run Of irri-
cation water to last IS days. They
have been closed since the middle Of
October. On November Is the irriga-
ton service will shut down for the
next two and a half months During
that time. the usual winter msinten-
ance work win be carried on.
According to information given out
from the reclamation service office in
Ell Paso, that department is now
actively engaged in building irriga-
ton and drainage works on san Eli
carlo island This district Of approx
mately 10000 acres is included in the
Rio Grande project
VIII Construct Plume.
Water for irrigation purposes has
been used through various indepen-
dent ditch headings taking the supply
directly from the river. Due to the
topography an5 the excessive use Of
water. seepage conditions have been
serious. The reclamation service plans
now include the construction Of a
Ifume across the Rio Grande to supply
the entire island tract and make the
individual diversions unnecessary.
This flume and main canal will be
constructed during the winter. A
large excavating machine has already
been moved across the river from
FabenE to begin the construction of a
drainage system
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-01
HOROSCOPE
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER =, 1918.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER =, 1915.
FOOD and evil influences are con-
u flicting today. according 10 the
reading Of astrology, but the kindly
stars dominate. Venus. Mars. Uranus,
saturn and the sun are all in benefie
aspect. Dangers lie. however, in the
changing aspects
Venus indicates remarkable Oppor-
tunities and great progress for wo-
men, who will enter many new pro-
LESSONS and vocations. There IS
sinister sign indicating that they
make serious mistakes Those IN
places of Importance in public organ
izations or government work should
be extremely cautions
Mars is in a place promising con-
tinued victories. but there may be de-
lays and hindrances for a brief time
Heroes viii multiply in the coming
months, but the planets presase
suddenly in the next few weeks
Uranus gives promise of growth
of LOYALTY and steadfastness in the
public mind. so that forgetfulness Of
brave deeds will not be recorded
This is propitious rule Tor con-
gressmen and members OF state legis-
latures They viii feel the influence
Of times that exact the best service
and the most unselfish aims. the
seers declare.
A sensational incident or event that
will have a peculiar bearing on the
elections is prognosticated-
Many changes in congress are indi-
Gated Senators from northern states
come into a sway that VIII affect H.
ture elections
Again astrologers predict the, death
Of the kaiser before peace terms have
been agreed on by the powers, and
there is an indication Of possible
suicide
Treachery on the part OF foreign
power is again foreshadowed. accord
ing 10 the reading Of the stars
The death Of a celebrated financier
is prophesied- This Will take place
before winter ends
Persons whose birthdate II Is have
the best possible augury for the year.
Travel or change will be successful
Children born on this day may be
secretfve and unreliable. These sub
iects Of Scorpio are enterprising and
fond Of change They are usually
cessful-(Copyrigh 1918. by the
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-01
TRAVELETTE

By NIKsAH.

IMAGINE that you are having your
l shoes shined at an outdoor stand
near Aqueduct bridge. which connects
the city of Washington with Virginia.
The big electric cars leave the shed
Overlooking with struggling human
ity. Here comes the Sis" marked
Cherrydale local It Is bulging with
chief clerks and stenographers. for
much Of Washington's war population
has sought homes IN the suburban dis
tricts on the Virginia side OF the Po-
tomac. and the sleepy terminus in
Georgetown IS lively place just be-
fore and after government office
hours.
Next comes the very small bridge
car 1t clangs its bell wildly and
lurches and Jerks its way across the
crowded street. The next moment it
has been stormed and captured BY
host Of khaki clad men hurrying TO
Fort Myer.
The triffic policeman rnops his brow
as he directs the stream of machines.
From one direction come luxurious
pleasure cars filled with we'll dressed
men and women; from the other way
come heavy rumbling trucks filled
with laborers returning from their
days work
The foot traffic on the bridge Is
also varied Especially interesting are
the young couples hurrying by with
lunch boxes under their arms. They
leave the bridge after walking about
so feet and disappear down a winding
flight Of stairs which lead TO the
lighthouses clustered just under the
bridge They are all neat and fresh
looking. The few couples that come
struggling up the steps are a con-
trast to those they pass. The return
ing youths are rumpled and sun
burned. but show that the day spent
in the open. in one of the many camps
up the river, has done them a world
of good They make for one Of the
nearest lunch rooms or fruit stands.
for swimming and padding are al
ways sure to give one man sized ap-
petite.
Alright. Mastah'' Your shoes are
shiny enough to reflect your face. but
your period OF reflection is over and
you step down to mingle with the
crowd once more.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-01
.BANKHEAD ROAD
VERY IMPORTANT
VIII Eventually Become a
National Highway, For
Military Purposes.

Information from Judge Adrian
Pool. who left here Thursday with
the members Of the Bankhead high
way locating commission. is to the ef-
feet that they are highly pleased with
what they have seen Of the road east
Of here in the direction of Fort Worth.
Judge Pool viii accompany them to
Big Springs.
The coming of this committee is
due directly to efforts of the FL Paso
chamber OF commerce. which sent
Judge Pool and ". C. Roe to Little
Rock, Ark. year ago as delegates
TO the Bankhead highway convention
The work Of these two, assisted by
the delegation from Arizona, resulted
in deferring the formal location Of the
Bankhead highway until a pathfind-
ing committee could go over the pro-
posed routes this year. The commit
tee is now making this trip.
Tie pathfinders were guests Of the
chamber of commerce and the FL Paso
Automobile club while in FL Paso. The
luncheon in their honor in Juarez
Wednesday was given by the chamber
Of commerce and this body also paid
their hotel expenses while here. Mr..
Roe. as president OF the Automobile
club, was asked to act as chairman
of arrangements and entertainment
while the guests were here, assisted
by Otis c. Coles, president OF the
chamber Of commerce and Adrian
Pool. chairman of the good roads con-
mittee Of the chamber OF commerce.
Both Mr. Coles and Mr.. Roe believe
the visit Of the pathfinders viii be
worth much to FL Paso, as they are
confident the Bankhead highway viii
be routed through FL Paso and its
coming will mean as much as any
railroad the city ever gained; some
venture the prediction that It will
mean as much as five railroads The
Bankhead highway. when finally To-
Gated is to be made a national high
way and ii is the plan to pave il at
federal expense, and maintain il at
federal expense. as a military neces-
Sitv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-01
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-01

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