The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-12-20

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et~s Va sai1-nes In this caantry Which
knew 40 maxh vi the Eeaa NJ sSgsdS.
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sssrassen and tas fgsi administration
hsye tHswa ance their talers hessHae
thonsaxhis syswnsatsaaa; aga tavy
nave nct h@sa isolated agencies they
hare heea da~esesi by msa whe req.
fv~~ated sh~ tsFssanens departments
Of the government and ~ have tc~n
the c~aiwss Ut aaih~d ard cooperative
aetian, II has seen the r~astef If the
szrcvtiv~. sh~rvfurw sihe~ The Arsais.
sice was assured swAleh Ia In eject
cpanplste snbatsxsoa Of the rnssnyl te
put the iAeSf~sxs III thass bodies II
the dlspcsal VI tie asxine~s men cf
the ceustry and To Offer their intslll'
gent m~silsiica at every point and In
every matter where II was d~Sirwsi II
is sarpssssnx hsw sss, the prce~ss az
rsturn TO = p~aes footinS has mes~d
In the three weeks sinc~ the nxhiing
stopped II prasaisss to eatrua sny In.
os.ry that may be institn,ed and any
aid thai may bs offered, II viii Rot bs
eAxy' no. 'isrwsr " ANY t~fs+x ssssn "
viii direct itseis. Tbs Americas taxi-
nsss man Ia u gsick Inisiauve.
The eryiiasry and Normal processes
VI nrssnse Initiative VIII .nssi.. hss~xvssi
nresiae immediate employment for ail
cs the men II oar returning sF,nseas
Those who are ~ trained capacity,
thoss who are saiiied wuFkmen. those
who have acquired familiarity With e~
tahtlshed businesses, these Who are
ready aud wtliias TO So to the farms.
all those whose sptitsdes are kaewn
~ afii BE- sought pns by employees win
End 40 difficulty, II IL safe Ia say. Ia
tlndinx place and employment pa,
there will ~ etitrrs who will he nj
loss where 10 gala livelihood un.
lsss ralas arr taken 10 guide them
and put them In the way III ~usk,
Thsrs will he large Heating r~'
siigum ef labor which should ~ lrft
wholly to shifs fsr i,ssif. II seems 90
tas important, sherefWs. that tbs d.
yslopnent ~ public WORKS nj every
sprt shosld es created. for ua.hiil~d
labor In particular, and that plans
should be made fer such Developments
Of onr uauscd lands aud our natural r~-
scnyrvs 40 ws have Hitherto lacked
stimulation to undertake.
cssss Practical pisna
I particularly direct your atieation
to the practical plans which the seer
Rotary Of the Interior has developed Ia
his annual report and before your eom.
mlttees for the reclamation ~ arid.
@Hangp stss. sssa:.s,sry lhssss~ IL AieA ssstxhs,
II the states were willing and abb. 50
cooperate, redeem sone tsifsn 600
acres ~ land for cultivation There
are said 10 be iaon.9a or s,laU 600
acres Of land 10 the West ri
present arid. for who.e reclamation wH,
ter IN available, II property conserved.
There sre about e9o.ho.Wo acres from
which shs forests have been cut bus
which have never y~t hsen cleared for
the piuw. md which tie waste shs; ds~.
aiats These I've scattered eli over the
Union. And there ere neassy snosn.-
urt ceres ~ land that Ne sadar s-3,y;.s
or subject TO periodical overflow OF
too vet for anything INT grkains
which u is perfectly feasible 10 drain
and protect and rsdsesn. ~. =.
T~ congress can NJ once direct
Thousands ~ The returning snsf,er~
30 the reclamation NJ the arid isnds
which (, has. airesdy undertaken. II
II VIII tot enlarge the rlass ana the
appropriations which II hns IHtrus;.
81 ~ the department ~ tire IN.
terror, II IN possible In drafting
With our unused land 10 effect n great
rural and agricultural development
Which viii afford The best @srt rs ops
p~tanisy 10 rnen VIM wsns 10 help
Themselves, and the sscrstary ~ the
Interior has sasu9h. the yspsSgh,s
methods og, In s ~ny whirh Nv worthy
~ Your usn~t friendly s'tent3oa.
Problem Ecencerss One.
So fsr az oGr s;ssDe~tss asfairs are
concerned the problem n oar fetgrn
10 pesee IN problem II ssSseoslts