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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03
MURRAY AND TILDEN
MEET TODAY IN FINAL

Forest Hills, y. Y. Sept 3.-Premier
tennis honors OF the country viii &c
decided on the courts Of the west soc
cIub late today when r. Lindley
Murray. the California star, playlns
for the Niagara Falls club. meets VII
liam T. Tilden. jr.. u Philadelphia ln
the final round Of the Ssth annual
singles tournament Tlden gained
place in the finals yesterday D. de-
cisiveIy defeating Ichiya kumagae-
the Jananase expert Murray won his
right as q flnalist last Saturday. Play
starts at Ala o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03

It was Nelson who carried the con-
fidence when the battle opened Dur
ing the first round Nick was shy run
mink away from Tommy several times
and appearing to be over cautious.
Had the battle been called off for rain
at the end OF the first round It is
doubtful II fans had wanted to return
to see the bout at another time, so
unsatisfa Glory was Gundy's showing
in the first But Nick changed i'm the
second, forcing the fight and taking
the round By a good margin on points
although he did Nelson no material
damage.
Landed One Right.
Gundy opened round three with a
terrific swat TO Nelson's body. the
only blow Of the kind he struck in ten
rounds. An exchange followed in
which Nelson had all the better Of il.
after which Tommy proceedd to catch
Nick coming in three times, taking
tho round by solid blows. Guudys
blows we're more numerous but inef-
iective.
Evidently Gundy's seconds reminded
him that he was not following the
plan of battle agreed on for in the
fourth he waited and when Nelson
came ir harded back with Interest
solid lefts that kept Tommy from 90
ing any damage Nelson's smile be-
The fifth opened a rank miss by
Gundy. leaving an opening that Mel
son failed 10 take. Then Tommy be-
gan to taunt Nick because OF the short
blow and started 10 make fantastic
feints in ridicule but in the middle
Of . Gundy shot out one that filled
Tommy with distress and he discarded
the extras. Nelson landed hard kid
uey blows. Round even.
Left Again.
Throughout the sixth Gundy showed
in his handy left preventing Nelson
doing damage with left or right to
face Nielsen landed hard TO ribs and
kidneys. Round even
Clumsy Rights.
Gundy started the seventh with the
same old left followed by hard ex-
changes in which both battlers alb
sorbed several stiff ones: Gundy re-
sorted 20 left again, punching Nelson
back and following with a clumsy
right that did no harm. Repeating
with his left he drove Nelson 70 the
ropes, opening cuts TO the mouth and
nose Gundy landed several rights.
all first cousins 10 haymakers. wild
swings and rainbow stuff Gundy's
round
Gundy broadened his margin in the
eighth. mixing rights with left jabs.
Nelson hit hard to Gundy's head as
they went into clinch- Gundy landed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03
PURITYS TAKE
ONE,F0UNDRY
DONATES ONE
Iron Men Give Game Away
Through Errors; Lost
aILuck for Puritys.
FANS ON TOES FROM
START TO FINISH

TIE GOD Of baseball luok-Old King
4 Break-aave one TO the Puritys
while he yanked one ANY from the
Foundrymen, who tied the Puritys
for first place Sunday, and the bakers
are again nicely ia the lead.
With a 20 tie in the seventh in
ming the fans were witnessing one OF
the fastest games OF the Pass City
league this season when errors let
through the winning tally. Acosta,
tanning il men, pitched a steady, con-
sisteut game The Iron men had
charged 20 them four costly errors
while The Athletics were charged with
tT1.
Tie score
Il "a. In. -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03

o y sage blHeu tGndyule be
o % Outn gh md uteen
n e nj m % admiergp
wrha When Nan utIa Cniv times be- Thin hint
cut n du tried agn apin eft
in former nj % his master wHhue left Nelson's
Hd to ill wthhs etHa heOHdhO in
IA h ram hhsH
d o e. e a
lie ued Guuiyou his senb but
where h knew as SAT- nj vi b f bk fw what he ad Iea
Hdmgen hmTta winning Hd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03
HOw They Ended

Nick Gundy vs.. Tommy Nelson,
10 rounds for featherw eight title
Of border; GundF won decision
Tommy Felso VS. Jack Arnold, 5
rounds; Fels0 won decision
Tommy Carter vs. Kid Young,
rounds. Carter won decision
Kid Null vs.. Bill Smith, rounds;
Null Won BY K O. in one round
SrEt Battling Love rs. silent
Sontag. 4 rounds; draw
Officials; Fort Bliss Athletic
Council in charge. Timekeepers,
Lieut. Charles Mccall and Mike
Orrison, boxing instructor. Fort
Bliss. Referees: Lieut. Carl j.
Studer. Roy Emik. Lieut.. c. Mccall
Announcer, Pvt Lee Harvey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03

The dope declares that AitchelTs
team will beat the Red Sox four out
Of the six games that will be PLAYED
and recover for the National league
the old honors. and the first straw
hat worlds series championship.
A Close Series.
That the series viii be extremely
close and exciting all the way. with
low scores. and that the champion
ship viii be decided by errors Of in
fielders is plainly indicated without
even a glance into the magic crystal
That the result is dependent largely
upon the selection Of pitchers is be-
yond doubt. and everything points to
Jim Vaughn as the individual hero.
As a wagering proposition (al-
though I urge strongly against wa
gering on haseball this series IS one
of the most even ever arranged. and
there is a tremendous chance to have
the entire championship turn upon
one infield error.
I am rather surprised TO find how
hard the Red SoZ figure 10 hit Hen
dirk and how hard the Cubs figure TO
bat Bush.
Bush to Open Series.
It looks to me rather a cinch that
Boston viii open the series with
Bush. who just now Is going great
guns, pitching faster and with better
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03
Babe Ruth AUoids
New Formation

4 Cleveland writer describes a
new formation when the Indians
PLAYED the Red SoN in Boston re-
Gently. Manager Foil arranged 70
have four right fielders in the
game when Babe Ruth batted- Joe
wood PLAYED over against the foul
line. Iris Speaker moved 20 deep
right. Terry Turner shifted from
second TO short right and Doc
Johnston moved back from first
into short right near the foul line
And after il all the Babe hit q
double right down the line on the
ground.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03
CHAMP EXTRA WINNING TEAM.

When Walter Johnson was credited
with the victory over the Browns in
II innings on August IS. il gave him
21 victories for the season and was
his eighth extra-iRninE victory. Il
also marked 81 extra inning games
played by the Washington team. a
record probably never equaled in the
same period Of time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03
CoNTRACT FoR GRADING WORK.

Under authority from the secretary
q the interior the reclamation SER
wee has awarded contract TO the Lee
Moore Construction company. Of FL
Faso. Tor earthWOrk on the san XII
Earlo feed canal and the Ksleta lat
eraL The total contract price is $l4s-
51gsf.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03

1snn 1IILEs no PLAY BALL. .

PittsburG, Pa. Sept. g Bun (
ny Brief. baseball player I
Travelled 1909 miles from a I
western city to play one game I
with a Tarentum steel plant (
nine and then departed for his Z
long Journey home. Bunny"
declared that his wife cried (
continuously after her arrival I
in Tarentum and he had to quit (
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03

looks best OF the Red Sox twirlers,
doped against the Cubs.
The reason that the Cubs figure 70
score rather freely against Bush IS
that they have seen much Of his kind
OF pitching. I expect him 10 sweep
them away with his speed in the early
innings and strike out many, but late
in the game they figure to start
slamming rally and break the infield
of the Red SON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03
FULLERTON SAYS CUBS WILL WIN
THE SERIES; HOW He D0PES It
Noted Baseball Authority Says the Worlds Series Will
Be Battle of Pitchers But Thinks Cubs Have the
Best of It; Picks Cubs to Win the First Game
Wednesday; Looks for Bush to Pitch
By HUGH $. FULLERTON.

CHICAGO, Ill. Sept. s.-Here is my
\ prediction Of the outcome Of the
worlds series. giving the score Of
each game. the hits. errors and pitch
ers. Fans, paste this prediction table
in YOUR hat-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03
ELMER SMITH IS
HURLER IN FRANCE

When Elmer Smith. former outfield-
Ct with the Cleveland Indians, returns
from the war he is going TO be
pitcher and nothing else. In several
letters received from him by former
team mates all he writes about IS how
he has. been pitching winning BAN fo-
his team in France Il have pitched
and won three games" ne writes, -aud
in my last game / struck out u men
smith writes enough 10 say that the
soldiers over there are interested iu
the American league pennant race ana
most Of them pulled fer Cleveland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03

Eummsr--- Home run. Piptin- struck
on. ~ MuIcahy. 9; BIZ Gertz, 4. Left on
1.7rrr. prrl-v. : Ferns" g. First base
- halfs on ETuicahv. 2. of Gertz. l. First
tzse o. errors. Purity. 2 HIT By pitched
rand 81 Gertz fTTlEscrl. Double plays,
l1errE ~ lCcCormicic. Rhodes TO AcCor-
---rI-. po-srord ~ Rhodes 20 NcCormicll-
Wuf rltch. Gertz Passed balls. Marty.
TIrre n game. l-g3. Umpire, Ferro-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03
Lookout for Paskert.

Here is a tip Studying each player
in the series against each pitcher.
want 10 warn you fellows TO look out
for old Dode Paskert- Some Of these
pitchers are measured TO order for the
veteran and would not be surprised
20 see him the big attacking factor Of
the series. although Merkle also fig-
ures stronger than one would sup
pose.
Some OF the sharps are figuring
Carl Mays to work one Of the games
in Chicago. but ] DO not believe he
will The reason is that 10 pitch sue
cessfully Mays needs q pitchers slab
which is set low. There are some
grounds on which he cannot work
well at all because the slab is elevated
and his underhand delivery loses
much OF It's effect. The White Sex
pitching slab would handicap him.
while the Boston slab is lower and
made TO fit him.
Cubs 10 Win.
The dope figures and cross figures
show the Cubs TO win At one time I
thought Il would show the Cubs win
ming four out Of five. but Ruth plain
~ figures TO win the fifth game.
Look out for errors at third base
for Boston and second base for the
Cubs. Now go to it--Copyright, 1918
By the Bell Syndicate, Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03

p Raso Foundry -----------eo go 80
aAAae-Aaa -.----ssa -N-l iva
Eumula ~ Two-base hits. Acosta. Ful-
iar. Dwvlr- Hits and -uzE. CT Locke, s
L-ls and ruls in 20 Innings; of hees,
Dir ard I run On 4 % innings Struck
QUO. by Acrsta. II; hy LccizC- q By Res.
Hall. Acosfa. Duffy Lcft on bases
II Faso Foundry. q; Athletics s. FIRST
hcse on balls of Acosta- o. First base
"a errors. Athletic. .. Foundry. J. Wild
Hrrlre Locke Time o. game, 1850 I'M
ulre. Eerro-
lFnen the ball got lost in the grass
ir rle first inning OF the game be
tween the Puritys and Ferns, Piptin
ho hit the hiding sphere went all
TIRE way round, chasing Fousr before
him for a second tally. The lead thus
given the bakers was held by them
~ careful playing through the fol-
loving six Innings. While the Ferns
we're able % score IN the second and
lfth. the game that otherwise would
have been theirs was cinched BY the
lide and seek play that started the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


81 Pittsburgh-Fi-sr game. r H E
Chicago 90 ..--.--..- 600 o02 016-4 o
Pittsburgh ------ Gee COS eQ8-s 70
Batteries; Chicago. Martin and Oar
rcli5 Pittsburgh. Miller and Schmidt
Al Pittsburgh game r H z
Lhlcago -ltA e1o utt-z
Pittsburgh o.. .------1l0 0oe 00i-3 10
Batteries. Chicago. HeudryI and
O'Farrell; Pittsburgh, Cooper and schmidt
At Boston-Eirst gane. r III z.
New York ------.-.-e06 900 ooa-6 Is
Boston ..-------- geo zoe oae-z
Batteries: New York. CauEsy and Nc
Carly Boston. Nehf and Wagner
At Boston-Second game P r. =.
New York ..---..---0l0 e01 oeG-l
Boston .------.---eol eel cox
Batteries: New York. Steele and Hart-
den; Boston, Rudolph and Wagner
At Philadelp hia-First game r. Il 2
Brooklyn o.. ..-.-.-..Q29 900 o01-Z o ]
Philadelphia .---0Q0 10 9lE-4 o
Batteries; Brooklyn Cheney and ~
wheat; Philadelphia, Jacobs and Adams
At Philadelphia-Secend game. p II Z.
Brooklyn o.. .....-..-000 14a 00o-5
Philadelphia -----eu0 uuN u-l-e
Batteries; Brooklyn. c. smith and Mil
ler- Philadelphia. Oescher and Adams
A. Cincinnati-First game r H e
ST. Louis ....-----.--&91 600 00Q-5
Cincinnati 500 Joe llN-o
Batteries: s. Louis, Packard Paulette
and Brock; Cincinnati. Mitchell and Ar
cher.
Al CiEcinnati-second game P I. z.
81. Louis --.---------0 GOO 900 600
Cincinnati 90 $500. 900 900 1oz-l i
no batteries given
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03

could not stop him. and Nelson might
have won in the end II he had been
more careful. In the 42d round he
sent over a blow below the belt and
the negro dropped groaning to the
floor Referee Siler gave the decision
to Joe on q foul
Although the victor. Cans received
only a third, or 81. O6o. OF the S33.000
purse. In reality he did not even get
the 81 .OO6. for before the battle he
had lest at least $4,000 in Tex Rick
ards GoIdfield gambling establish
ment. and this was taken from his
share. Cans used the remainder OF
his winnings TO open hotel in Balti-
more. which he conducted until he
went southwest to die a victim OF the
white plague
The year following his first fight
with Cans. the Battler again tackled
Jimmy Britt. and lost in % rounds.
On the Fourth Of July, 1903, Cans and
Nelson again fought for the light
weight title, this time in San Fran
cisco. Joe fought his usual heady
battle. but could not Withstand the
-ushes Of the terrible Dane. and went
down for the count in the 18th round
Nelson gave Joe another chance on
September Q. Of the same year. but
Joe, worn out by his long career in
the ring. could not come hack. al
though he managed to last q rounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03
Jones TO the Rescue.

In the third game at Chicago Jones
viii rescue the Red SOx and win
easily. holding the Cubs to a few scat
tered hits. while the Red SoX ought 20
hammer Hendrix's splitter fairly hard
and break the Cub defence.
The decisive game Of the series
should be the opening one on the Bos-
ton grounds. If the Red SOx could
win that. they would have better than
an even chance for the championship,
but the dope indicates that. after they
start with a slight lead, Mays VIII
wabble late in the game and the Cubs
win get the lead before Ruth can res
cue his wild brother OF the bat That
game will go to the Cubs Q TO 2, after
a fierce fight I could tell you lot
more about that game If ] could know
who would be back OF the bat II Il
is a certain imp. who is weak on
calling fast, low balls. then it is sale
to say that the Cubs will score more
than three runs. and that Nays VIII
not last as long as the above score
shows
Pitchers May Upset Dope.
You can see by the pitching selec-
tons how either manager has a big
chance TO upset the dope by changing
pitchers. 1IitcheIls course is all set
and there is but slight doubt he viii
pitch vaughn, Tyler and Hendrix in
rotation.
The pitching form OF Ruth is not
quite as keen as II was. but he has
one strong game in him Jones really
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03
AMFRICAN IEAGUE.


~ New Torz-First game ? H 2
Boston 90 ....---...-10o coz ooQ-s
New York ..--.-.---0 10 coo 0ln-2
Batteries: Boston. SchanE and jones'
New York. Love and Hannah
New Eork-Second game p II Z
Boston 90 ----.----.-olQ 100 11l-o ~
New York o.. coo sll oll-A !
Batteries. Boston. Duhuc and Mayer
New YORK EoEridge and Hannah
At Washingtou-Aonin game r II =.
PhUadclphia 100 003 1e6-5 12 o
Washington 10000. 900 o0o 002-2
Batteries. Philadelphia, johnson and
McAvoyi Washington. Harper, Ayers and
Picinich-
At washington
Afternoon game. p Il T..
Washington o. 900 1oI IlK-s II
Batteries: Philadelphia Watson, Nc
Avoy and Perkins; Washington, shaw,
Altrock. johnson and Picinich. Ainsmitll-
At Detroit-First game r. H. =
Chicago 90 --------- tgz eH9 tts- Is
Detroit .------.250 go o0L-l1 10 4
Batteries: Chicago, Danforth and De
vormer: Detroit Bolaud and Ielle-
AT Detroit-SecoHd game p n z.
Chicago o. -.s.------ zoe loo ll1-a ~ .
Detroit . -oe4 ulO Ell Il I
Batteries: Chicago. Cicotte and schalS,
Detroit. Donovan, Cobb, Neach and sta
mage, Telie.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03
CUNDY BEATS NELSON FOR TITLE

"Gan Killer Nifty s Tommy
Arnold Decisvy;
ord Crowd Treated Best Fiie Show Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03
No BLrFF ABOUT aRUnE.-

Rube Marquard, Of the Brooklyu
Dodgers is a real sure enough navy
man and proves it by wearing uni-
form when off the BAN field Mar
guard is playing with the Dodgers
while awaiting his orders 70 report
and he expects them any DAY now In
cidentally. the Rube. in a blouse and
Tapping trousers. is some spectacle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03
LEADERS
WILL CLASH IN
WORLD SERIES
Mitchell and Barrow Iron
jaWed, Brainy Managers
of the Same Type.
NEITHER EXCELLED
AS DIAMOND STAR

New York. Sept 1.-Two forcsful
managers are going to match brains
and nerve in the coming worlds
series. On one side win be Frederick
Yapp. known TO baseball as Fred Nit
cheIL on the other viii be Ed Bar
row.
Here are two managers OF the
fronJusyed variety Both have
climbed 20 the top in baseball So
cIety because Of the stuff that =
in them Neither knows the
meaning OF the word obstacle
and the word cant doesn't fig
ure in their Voeabularies-
Mitchell served his time as a pitch
er and a catcher in both the majors
and minors. He was never a famous
pitcher nor catcher. although he was
a mighty good player in his sime. BE
won his way TO fame as coach Of the
sensational Boston Braves in 1914. and
when ne took the management OF the
Cubs two years ago there WASH
a baseball critic who knew him but
that predicted he would succeed
Neither Star Player
Ed Barrow. like Mitchell. has moth
ing much 20 brag about in the line
CT his accomplishments on the dia-
mOnd as a player. He was successful
as a manager. however. and when he
got into the political end OF the game
he Immediately made name for him-
self As president OF the Interna-
tional league he grew into the posi-
ton Of one OF the biggest men in
baseball outside the majors Now. as
manager OF the Red Sox. he has made
good once again. Just as it was PEE
dicted he would do.
Its going 10 be an iron iawed,
forceful argument. this coming
worlds series, II the managers
are enabled 10 carry out their pol
icies on the field Of play.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03

Dave Hunter. the greeter. Is now
greeting his friends At Hotel Laugh
liu.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03
GRTFFO-MURPHT CONTEST.

II was 2S years ago TODAY. Septem-
Der g 1890. that Young Critic defeat
ed Billy Murphy in IS rounds at sgd
nev. This bout was for the feather
weight championship OF the world,
and by his victory Critic was fairly
entitled 20 the belt. although his name
was not usually included in American
lists. Ike Weir was the recognized
champion up to January 10. 1880
when he fought Australian Billy Muir
ply for the title and a diamond belt
Murphy won by a knockout in the
18th round Of the bout which was
staged in san Francisco. and. after
defeating Tommy Warren and Eddie
Graney, returned 20 Australia with
his trophy After winning the title.
Critic fought Murphy again in 1881.
and was again the victor. In the
meantime. George Dixon had claimed
the worlds title, and Critics claims
were disregarded. Critic came 10
America in 1898 and fought draws
with Tommy White. Solly Smith. Kid
Lavigne, Johnny Griffin and Joe Cans.
and three draws with George Dixon,
but was defeated in a bout for the
lightweight title by Jack McAuliffe-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03

control than he has all year, and
usually in hard luck His hard luck
figures TO stick with him.
But Barrow viii not hesitate to
match Bush against vaughn for that
reason Bush has experience, has
been through the fire OF worlds series
before and would seem 10 look good
against the best Of the Cub batters-
II viii be errors behind Bush that
will bring about his downfall
The Cubs. Of course, viii start Tyler
in the second game He is the one
best bet against the Red SoX because
he knows them inside out and his
kind Of pitching is just the kind that
they do not hit. Boston viii lose
again, in spite Of great pitching by
Ruth. and the game figures 10 be the
closest end cleanest Of the series
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03

ITO HELL WITH THE KAISER
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-03

Hotel LnughIin. beautiful lobby.
easy rockers. splendid place 10 rest
and keep cooL-Adv-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-08
NOTICES TO BIDDERS.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
.CREOSOTED WOOD BLOCKS

CREOSOTED WOOD BLOCKS.
Office of the Board OF Commissioners.
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. Z. 1918.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the city clerk of Memphis,
Tenn, until IL o'clock, Don Tuesday,
Nov. ~. 1918, for furnishing the en-
cheering department of the city OF
Memphis with the following supplies,
city of Memphis specifications:
Four carloads creosoted wood blocks
f. o. b. Memphis, Tenn, for delivery
within 80 days from receipt CT written
order.
Each and every proposal must be &C
companied by a certified check for two
hundred and fifty (s250.0 0) dollars on
some solvent bank, and made payable
to the order Of the city of Memphis,
said checks will be returned to the I'M
successful bidders, on awarding of the
contract, and will be returned to the
successful bidder when the required
bond for the faithful performance of
the contract is made.
Ar approved surety bond will be re-
quired OF the successful bidder in tho
sun of enc thousand Isl, 000.10l dollars
within 10 days after the award of the
contract.
Bids will lay open for comparison
and consideration for one week after
having been publicly opened and read
before awarding the contract.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
BY order of the boarl of commits
sioners,
r. L. MoNTEVERDE. Mayor. q.
= . pASIIRN (itx ~ IL
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-08
EXPLAINS LAND
PLANS OF GOVERNMENT

The government plan tn ,ro,,,.
tracts Of improved land al uominnI
il}S{N anu on easy terms for returncj
soldiers and sailors who wish f., 1,, "vt
a. l" nature was explained in d.
Nv ~ U""'mhyl OF Commerce officials
~ W. N'Ss. government onrirpcr
IN charge Of the project. at a al in 'r,rSr
Goll al the Chamber Of Commerce. III.
Ross ,to.d officials how the denart-
, "'s,, ol 'hr interior plans to buy hIp
IA the South improve it and ra M,ra &c
men who desire It. Qursttonna r rsn'nl.s
being mailed to an land owners | n
a arI66' 9aeIs to SCH to the government,
70 the department OF the ]tteyriiuraeI
Is probable that Immediate stens
oe taken to make land purchases nnJI
Sei ready for the many men Who s nnu