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The Washington times., 1919-06-08
hOALI LAMB
One Of the UNFORTUNATES.

LOUIS c. WITKoWSKI sends me-
one dollar to start a wedding present
fund for SERGEANT YORK. the
greatest personal hero of. the entire
war-the man who killed q whole
army by himself, and captured an
other.
have sent the dollar to Congress
man Hull Of Tennessee, in whose
district Sergeant York was born and
raised.
The Washington times., 1919-06-08

Here's what Mr.. Witkowsh says:
What's the matter with handing q
real contribution to Sergeant York,
the man who killed q whole train
load Of Germans. Now he's going to
get married. You know what that
means. He's been feted and paraded
and given everything but the real
coin Of the realm I will start some
thing bigger than a lot Of hoorahs.
AS evidence, here is a dollar Any
man in the United States ought to
be willing to kick in for this cause.
Did you kill a German? 1 didn't.
Sergeant York got some of my quota.
Did he get any Of yours? II he did,
it's up to you TO pay up. This man
is a good American and a Christian
gentleman, modest and unassuming,
despite the fact that he created Q
name for himself that will go down
in history as the. greatest personal
hero Of the whole war. How about q
tribute to a real hero?"
1t takes hero to get married.
The Washington times., 1919-06-08

Kindly retract the statement ap-
pearing in your inimitabIe column
Wednesday over the name of CLAY
TON DENVER to the effect that the
stan Of the Washington Post is quar-
tered at 916 Twelfth street north
west No such bad luck.
Only four members Of the stan
live in that newshounds' den" The
other members OF the stan live In
Swamp Poodle"
The Washington times., 1919-06-08

Sometimes human beings are fne
to look upon, with 1.-the bodies and
fair faces unhampered by whiskers-
Would it not be fair to pOsterity 10
have OUR bronze memorials depict
US at the age Of twenty-one, instead
Of waiting until we resemble q hu-
man, dreadnaught?
The Washington times., 1919-06-08

Or, better still, let US forego ALL
memorial except those more last
ing than bronze refer to memor-
ials that live in words and deeds.
The Washington times., 1919-06-08

Would it not be we'll for you to
get out a street-car route guide for
the oldest inhabitants. have been
here thirty-fve years and got lost
this morning trying to get from
Georgetown to the Capitol on the
WRECO. Also, now that we pay for
that transfer, why should we not get
a transfer on an inter-company
transfer. l am especially interested
in getting for the Wisconsin avenue
line to Potomac Park. 1t costs two
fares and the transfer charge. OF
course l could come all the way on
WRECO, but it is very tedious wait
ing for a car at the Metropolitan
Club. PHILIP WALKER
Is out of sight out Of mind? II
must be since everyone has forgot
ten the really funniest thing in
Washington - the world-famous
statue of the Father of His Country
in his "nightie" (Now in the Smith
sonian Institution)
Our handsome starter at the pit
at North Capitol and W SITS. paused
in his labors long enough Sunday
afternoon to have his picture taken
with a very charming young lady.
Wanted: Some one who has been
able to ride on an inter-company
transfer after procuring one in the
first instance. My experience has
been that they are never good at the
place you transfer, but always at
some other point about half mile
distant. H. M. n.
What's Funnier than the Bronze
WhiskerS on the Dupont Statue?
Why are you worrying so about
the whiskers on the Dupont statue
If Dupont had whiskers, they had to
be on his statue. Did you expect
him to be represented as a woman
or a clean-shaved chap? If Dupont
wore spinach, oughtn't his statue to
have the same? What would you
do to improve it? S. NJ. G.
S. M. G. is evidently convinced of
the fact that to immortaliZe a man
you must make him in bronze Just
as he looked when he had gathered
comical crop of whiskers, and had
eaten himself into a state where he
had to to go to circus tent factory
Tor hiS-clothing.
The Washington times., 1919-06-08

1t takes a hero to get married.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-05
La changa y Ell gusano cortador
De la Estac6n Experimental de Agriculture, Mayaguez

Desdo q aAo 1902 esta Estaci6n ha
c2'ado hacienda .nvestigactones con la
esyoran2a de averiguar los cnemigos
na5urales de 10 changa. ia Estacion
Experimental Insular igualmente ha
pgagtado oSrte do su tempo al estudio
60 csta pegte sin que hasta Ia fecha
30 naya lecho descubrimientos Gle i'm
pocsaEcia alguna- El fclleto No. IS
dc es.n 2gtaci6n da una anplia infor-
nacicn sobte este asunto Y es muy pro-
bable Qite por ahora Ell Unieo medic
practice para .nGtsrla es utilizando car
aadas .venenosas Y trsmpas con candi-
leios puesca5 en ciertos sitios Y EN- de-
tecniuadas @pocas del afo.
ia carnada envenenada consiste de
Is siguicnte rlistura; harina 100 libras,
verde Paris g iibras, IL onza de
verde Paris para cada libra de harina.
Y1arina dGfiada por gusanos por la
humadad puede utiiizsrss, salvado o
afrecho dc scnlilla de algod6n la subs
titairan satisfactoriamemte, pero cualss-
Quiera que sea nsado debera estar blen
sai3 lraG5 cor e. verde Paris. Esta mis-
tura no os mas agradable a Ia changa
cue las hojas verdcs 60 los matas, por
10 tanto cs iaatil poner veneno en un
scmDrado dondo crecs una suculonta We
getaci6n. Unicamente puede usarse con
exi5o en Ia manera siguiente.
Debe-a ara-ae el tarreno y dejarsc
asi por ospacio de una ssmana hasta
cue II yerba y los bejucos SC hayan
sscado. Entonces rastrillese este nue.
vapente para natar el resto de Ia We
&c .ci6n verde. Lucgo ponganse Las car
nadas usando media cucharaGita de L.
inistura q cada Is pulgadas en- ol te-
rreno. Estara bion Que Sc ponga el We
memo Ell los zurcos hechos por el ras-
trilio, &c znodo cue qusde Ell parte Gu
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-05
Los sngIsa1Os dsI gObIerO
SO iiTIgan q II ASsBtIoa
Legislative DC PiO. Rico
Tou ahi

1ob1.1 .re aeNofess
I9a tcs lentos empiszda- az frs
efitsa 4u- cssss intefpref8f o. ds-seq
af Il 'a.siifaG se sus coerf.aa+rat. rs
pp'fsaos rog Cd circuraaaeias epsris
ies 4ae difrr'tal l9s mas etntnfaiss
preblsrss de II vida fieren Il honor
te aceiif is Aasmalsa 1.sai.fauva ~
Fa-rto Rico ~ demanda ds ~ defr
no QUO ia fasrfa impeuesa ~ i ~
cteidsd ree.fma =. ts ht Al srea.
'geeimielto notable dc Ias csudlclonat
setaaiss de Hrsstaneia II hsche II.
uesahie d+i rre .ee administrative cue
ha dateraiaaa7 en sumsnso coaalas
eaule a. abe tn 'oios ios ramos del
0oDirno. teaar. 4 nnesfgs eatrnd.s.
lotlsoa fnteisHtes pau eua i Eoe.s
'stefa -1.t9riguea4 en- Hemeatas tan
rg.t-se pgaae ii iado AZ .os en-
p'eados se sea- 81. l5a nalrs no han
aaeliio .aata esea.imsg sua n.ayofas
sscri1eioa 81 pro 1ei exito de laa IA.
boge cifes sfe3mtaaaaaa Por 10
iaa:1 espsfan aus l6z habeves que psg.
ribsn dentro aaf ah0 econ6uico 1919.
1aIe sear 7ancntsecs en = FERNS si
s.,i1nts
veHta por e.fnio 4 les aae dlsf.r.
tan fsas a. zoo. 4u.aes por clen.
to er asiies 10 st.oatoo : 100000
fess# s4taf f#s#. = #EM# -. ss-..MM -. ...WN..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-05

bierta con tierra. Media cucharadita
pesa no mas de dos granos v 125 $50
hbras sera cantidad suhciente para
una cuerda. Despues de cinco dias de
hecha la aplicacioE del veneno podra
sembrarse Ia terra.
otro metodo que utilizan con exito
los cosecheros de tabaco ss esparcir
una cucharadita (unos gramos) dent.o
de una zanjita llama alrededor de Ca
da planta. De $50 175 libras de la
mistura seran suficientes para una cuer-
da, calculandole $4,000 plantas.
Candilejas, este es mechones de luz
cen ancha batea debajo conteniendo
aqua y petroleo cogeran sinndmeras
changas cuando hay muchas volando.
La practica nos enseha que durante los
meses de octubre, noviembre v diciem-
bre las chansas buscan Ia luz especial
mente en- noches nubladas antes de las
diez. En- tales noches valdria la pena
mantener TN numero de candilejas por
espacio de dos tres horas.
La mistura de harina y verde Paris
Sc usa con mucho exito en- los Estados
Unidcs como una carnada para los gu
sanos cortadores. ALA, la acostrmbran
mi5turaI cen nieles y frecuentemente
con limores en- tajadas, pero este no
es recomendablc aqui debido que atrae
hormigas. Debido q que los gusanos
cortadores actualments estan ocasio-
nando grandes dafios especialmente en-
Ia seccion Isabella -Qucbradillas, el uso
de Las carnadas envenenadas en- seInille-
ros de tabaco y hortalizas Sc hace tan
necesario como Ell cultivo y ell abono.
Sc usa igual procedimiento que para
la changa. FL tcrreno debe estar libre
dc vegetacion porque los gusanos no
coneran las carnadas sino cuando es-
lii LSl9brientos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-05

CE81RAI.ES. --cnsmos toda elaao
do tsocto3 paaa II agricuituFa. los afa.
msGos articnlor LITTLE GIANT.
Taiat.en hariaa Betterkorn dc maix ri
m6dico precio DO $3.50 CIR. CGlldad
superior. Todo lnteEsgado para Ia CON.
pra deborA diririrso 7. Av1f.Es q
co. Playa MayagIoz. Agents ca rozs..
+. Arbpns Oliver. Aavt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-05
En- pro del MagisteriO
NO INvCLUCREMOS Las
CUFsTICEEs

CUEeTiChEs
Dias. "a, e. celet6grimo arter dc ls
bien MEEUpN P0LTfsl" do cIor
TO voceso, tra16 sNRcAeHIC'ANENrF
cl asunto dc los nombraIdientos Ge noes
tEas Ell aqueila tiranica 5 dep-imensr
apoca para IA eaacnanza dai paia = do
bochovnosa rccordacion para los espi.i
tr5 olevaio5 ) sansstoa.
Rurlescas consideracicncs hace dc io7
asuntos vantiiaa55 por aquenos qnic.
nes compatia este debcr, tarminl por.
SARDO&ICAN%NTE, manifoaicr que
desputS de tanto "alboroto". ias CO.
sas quedaron identicamelte igualss
pres NADIA pudo coiaprolorse
81, On eQpalia BENDITt dpoca. ss
cosas quedaron tal cnal O. m7nifr rsta.
ban para esoaruio deI maestro rero.
Gqu6 ocurrio mas tarCc, cuando dcpu.
ronso los hechos ror m alto fsne.9ua.
rio departamental7 A otro corresponds
contestar Cue 10 haga, q lc place
y 81 no, ''poco 4 POGO y sin nada &c
albcroto".
Un sAEIO legislator dei6so dscir
en- un nomento lie norvioso "a.boro.
to-; que 10 un.co cue nos intaresa Z
los msestros cs ol aumoLto do Tue.
90.
Farece nuc cote SUPER HOGEBE
40 HA QUERlDO LEER y DIGEaiE
hian nuestras potic.onc5 ? articuios dc
b&tslla. 81 per algo aboeames yaien.
te;nente y in alnbagos nj rodoos. o.
por nuesira cnsera I.fBrR 3CtON poll
tica. Quizas sea, naaa Sc pionso hacer
en- este sentido en pro dol Magiaicrio
Mas, sea ccao fuere, e rrimcr9 = fan-
damenta! paso asta dado, =, olerta cen
q maestro en- epocaa fu,uraai
Is & Ell iinico llamado a promovsr
una Transformation social por medic
de IA ensenanza, que traiga como issi-
TINA consecucncia, el desmorouamien
to absolute del impe1io dc las p1a.cnea
J ruindades del espiritu, para dsi1s =
camino expedite a, sacrosanto ideal del
imperio dc Ia raz6n y IA verdad.
Mod!temos casas apreciaciones
Antonio ouidglcy.
Rio Grande, p r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-05
I'm VEGA BAyA

Encontrara ustsd lei MUNDo'' en-
81 Cafe Central, de Gonzalez = Cano
Plaza "Jos6 T. Mater. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-05

ST tn maquina dc sumar no anda hien
0jeda. Avt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-05

Pida por c. Q. D. o Express, una
casa campa1a pequeha o grande.
RODRIGUEZ HN0S. v Co.
z San Jose 2.
AdVt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
"M1rCH- LEWIS HAS NARROW
ESCAPE PROM DEATH

For tho locale of "C'hildrnn cf Eanish-
ment." Mitchell Lewis second S"i""' FIr-
turo which will 10 soon on Friday ana
SATURDAY ~ tho Liberty ih"n'rr. MI
Lewis selected tho stir ~ lumber com
MANY in tho Yosrniit" valley. Which Is
Tho only lumber company opera ing
within the limits Of tho E"s"mit" Ma
,ional Park reserve. The only exit ana
entrnnce 10 The cnmr leads M and down
tho lonCrs' md Gtecrest incline ra''r"ad
in thc world II is S.nhh f"nt from 1hf
base Of the mountain 10 ih' ra'nr '""A-
ZION. The elevation j. NOR" Than ",n""
foot from tho base of tho mountain ~
tbc cap,r location. The "l"":Iii'rn IS NOR"
than onn foot. vnryinE At times from
IS 10 81 degrees.
Mr.. Lewis ard his entire company 1n"k
their lives in their hnnds in reaching the
location nf This camp. and aEnin in max
ing thnir descent. as tho road over
which they travelled was h'iil' only for
the transportation NJ logs. E"fnr" tn"
lumber company would allow Mr Lewis
or tho members ~ his company !" ~"
tho road. they wcrn nh!r"d IL sign slips
assuming all responsibility in case nr
accident.
Tho trip 70 camp was made on Eat
cars in zero weather. with hug" snow
irlnw hroakimc = way through III" swirl
inn: drifts Once. when tn" TRIM st"rr"d
Ia allow The rloy In hr"aE patch
through IN unusually large Gfift. Mt
Levi; lcfi IN" flat car Hrh climbed ont
on u projecting l"tG". Cv"-''"rkinE ~"
,,1lry tG0n feet brl"" Enccnl rainS
hnd evidently undermined n" f"inda-
Ton. for just rs MIR. Lewis stood up
right tic rrnund rrufthl"d H"nr ""h
tho hic boulder started ON n crashing
,rin through Irn.,S and brush 80 III" Lowell
lrInw Nr. Lewis JnhhH"d G,"nr ana
ara inl,rd RI" linh "f =" r''"rhanStnG :r"".
hut for rr:"rnl sCr'r:.'S hr WIS rnT""o
"a fight Cor Il fr"a1m'll footing an IN"
Shining r,"E uu'il hr "'a% ahir 10 swim"
niIrs"IG f" "H" "'@"
This ir"ii ~ furnished 'ho nHrr"w"si
crraro FROM :rIi.rl d''Hih thHi Mitchell
Ir,vis I,ar: r,-r. experienced. and while
il rnmrI"tr l,. unn'r' 81! tn" other 'r"nI-
hers nf ia" ".:nNnNr FIG Mii"h'
Iai,~hirrlv ruu.I,..: h"'.'. on tho AH' ear
and "rlrrcd III. rrGiro"r !" confirm" I"
III" camp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
NEAR BURGLARY
On SOUTH SIDE
TTrvEs BRoxE uTo Caldwell
srEpNENS FEED STORE AND
oPxHEp cUTER DooR OF
EAYE.
Fortunately tho rnner Door rnvafsoo
Them and Denied Them Some Hua-
6red1 Of Dollars.

When tn, orc" force ~ Caldwell Y
Stephens at Twsn:y-r:nth and JACOB
streets. arrived for work yesterday
morning they found that the plar" had
been "rtnrsd during the night AID 1n
attempt at robbery had taken place.
The burglars had succeeded in "Hfr-
ing the big door q IN" safe. but VOC
ursucces.ful in their attempts {" "fen
the inner door. behind which r"0"s"d
hundreds Of dollars in cash and mary
checks.
Investigation showed tnat the hltT-
lars pried open a window Of he F'nH,
house. in the roar nt tho office win
some tcAls which had been loft Ha'S'hS
Entering through the window. :h"y v'rf
through the building into the OIL g 4 ~
worked on the outer door ~ IN" !'s
ssrA until i, opened. and 'h"7 ~:a-'~1
on the inner DIOR. Whether n" f"f
was beyond their power or thrE- were
alarmed is matter Of conjecture. rs
they gave up when success was IN S'sn'
and lett.'
All drawers in tho oNire w"r" "r"n~7
and searched for any money which
mtght have haen overlooked - tA-
oookHceper before closing the SAT" FOR
the night Tho burglars w"r" most In
their search. as everything was lstt as
II was found.
The lob" must have been tho work
OF amateurs. as they carried no tools
and used only such tools as they found.
The police were notified and the force
Is on the lookout for possible clues
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
~so~>%~~~ %H%%~>~T
TIE THEATRES !

.A~Noooe@&%%%@p %

Lor,nnes harr hcnn :r"'farnlarIE
r,adr. nril il il certain that INC ''','"'
ton cf no forum III ih"Atrl'"l "'E''!
has been made so swiftly ~ 'h'' ~
"F'rjendly Enemies" the Gr"h' ''''r re-
tional sucr"ss which A II. NoooS VIII
nrcscnar tho Cour; ;hcat"r '"niGh' an"
,onorrrw with Henry !. Hooper ana Al
shcan aS The featured players l'"Ee -
., MAY that lh., Nrw York FINES mas H"-
scrihnd as "nn" T.: tho great 'hc"'F ''a
nrnrHrries 1T IN" last drcao". tha' VIII
make moro than thrEn-GuarlcrS III " '''iI
lion dollars for 4. y. Woods mat WI,
not u fortune for tho authors. Hai',""'
Shirman and Aarow Hoffman. hs Vel ~
Tor Louis Hmm and Sam bernard 10 81:
nothing RI tho splendid salaries fHIo ~
Mr. Woinbcrh and Mr.. AlShHan. ana 80
tho play WAS actually written III Nv
DAYS What is inst AZ ln'"rSS'"E -
maj othcr managers had tho opportunity
..of producing this play. hui saw n' i"S
sihilii. in il. Mr. Shirman conceived
the original idea Of IN" play. and. having
Mr. Mann md Mr. Bernard in mind Tor
~, ,;,,c ro,n c,sily Interested them III
tho i1ra. One day they went 10 Tn" o.
rlce nf Mr. Arthur Hopkins. with venom
,hey had an appointment ~ discuss 'h'
+.
arnointmcnt Was away playing gull
As they disrrnsolat"ly left IN" nih''
they met \. II. Woods. 10 VIII" 'nth"E on
! p]aincd tho circumstances. Il" induce"
! them to proceed At "ncr N his nfnc',
where tho idcn Of she play was dIscnSSc"
! and where MIR. Woods accepted It liltne-
! diaicly before a live was written FROM
! Mr.. Woods cfArn Mr.. Shipman calico up
, Mr. Aaron Hoffman and enlisted him as
collaboration. The two authors aGrcfo
10 GO IN Atlantic City and writc 'ho
play. Accompanied ny St"noGrapher'
! they made the trip. began work on tues
day morning at II o'clock and finished
| the following Saturday "H"ning AT 4
! Every line Of the play was dictat"G Inc
! piece went into rehearsal immediately.
and three weeks later was presented 10
; the public at Atlantic City. 1t was an
| instantaneous SUCCESS. a week In WASH
inCton followed. where 1t WAS puollcly
endorsed by President Wilson. Then
| followed q record breaking run IN i'r'-
| cago. II is now in its sixth month IN
New York. There will be maun"7 TO-
morrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
THE BLACK DEVIL BAND.

When the Black Devil band comes I"
town, tho ired business man VIII have an
opportunitv to forget his troubles III Il
vcritahlo jag OF jazz. This really remark
able combination Of syrc"Tat"d falch'
will he the attraction al III" o"rt Mon
day matinee and night. April - n
which time local thcatereocrs will have
n chance to sec how effective Lieut.. j.
Tim Br,-mn's training has be"n for his
BLACK Devil band is said to b" Europe
sensation In a musical way. On" d"scr'T-
ton Of jazz which was prnnsd ny we'll
known Philadelphia newspaper man
roads as fellows: ON the platform IN"
band suddenly seemed possessed. Every
kjnkyhraded negro. with his wide grin
and milky white teeth hogan In SUa%'
now 10 tho right and then 30 the lett,
Then their bodies hogan 70 NOV" 10 ana
fro in time with tho music. Soon inc
contarion spread tn The audience AND u
hogan 10 wravr hack and forth. whtl"
jazziest. widest. most barbara strains
of music which ThilndclDhians had "Nrr
heard jazz"d m thu stage OF the Accd-
cmy Of Music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

The war showed it up clearly and Gre
ated a wholesale and wholesome M
lional sentiment for the making *
these improvements at one. and fe
! same limo rather than in succession.
dragging through many years and co'n-
pletirg the system rs a whole. II tn's
had been done years ago. what help
The rivers OF the nation would hh',
been III t\c late war emergency. Even
as they were their Importance" in IN"
commerce carrying Of the country ciT
not b" ovcr-"stimntnd. They saved lie
railroads from complete exhaustion and
collapse.
SO IL should be in rebuilding and
making permanent thr roadwA'S CT ~
country. III" federal govcrn,ucnt il.'i
made il possible for road building GA
10 start and for the work 70 3" on "a
ever state simultaneously. But :: ~
I'd To the statcs To the people Of ia"
various states. To take the !ni;lliiY"
Uncle Sam agrees to help those WI"
vii! hrlp themselves in building roaJS.
lie vii! be NOR" and more generous as
tho success OF ms liberal intervention
IN tins matter Is shown. and as pua'!':
sentiment Demands thai h" sho;ld be.
Right Tow is n good time 10 oeStn.
Most Virginia. no"'lS thr roads: .'hor-
ing mon III N'rS: Virginia need the en-
ploymont. and tho local nfon"" markets
need the stimulus IF This distr'nuti1n
OF moT"y for wages. material and ~"
Things that cnt"r INTO working man
daily life. Tine federal government
stands ready and willing TO Join han1s;
tho money 10 aid us has been approprl'
a'nd and is vaiabir as W" require H.
II Is the psychological hour. the Hmn -
ripe. the urcrn; nerd /: al hand: all
We need is IN" will 10 do il. the aroused
ruhiir sentiment. purpose and deler-
m!naileIi. ] would like To see our poo.
PIE IN ov,:.y county aroused to all OIL
this and Eond roads planned and oui.o.
ms everywhere. \ completed system CT
good roads in our state would mean an
immediate and continuing source ~
wealth and prosperity tn it. The wealth.
Of tho state would jump millions upon
millions as . result. To get the inter-
est of our people aroused. why not snch
An organized campaign throughout inc
state along the lines Of our Liberty loan
and u:sr:r war CAMPAIGNS: I know mat
would bring thu RICH, answer prompt
~. ! should lik" Ia help Mi could J"
q campaign Of that kind"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

now TIC miicrf-c involved " the seven
additional yrni"ris ihur l,av" n"ep sub
/ united HH6 approved ny IT, March 81
lost. but v"a:;Ir" 20 guess that u is
less ihun II. 1!NInr"- say il amounts
n ,rn nr'lr:. that you'd mako West Viz
ginina prnt"cts involve only i9.+
, ,nilrs. which. r.~ 81 Il. when compared
10 wha, q ma Iorjiy &c ihr stains have
CON" 3nd mr." Going is NOT SO l&T-! nc
W"st Ni"Iinia'e sh"ulG b..
1T Is waste Or word: and tirrn 10
:in1. III naHc m arc'rnrnt in favor -
crn, :nads "on-'r'lr' ch With an ia to
n"rnanenry Melody nowadays in his
ri.l: !l;nd wtll argus against il. From
every arE;rrnr'a;ir" "irwroin; :n'l
roads" hrrc lrHr aEn Won 'hc v.''" -.
l. ~ tho boot invny:rnnnt any rommun-
iry can irak" Eut w.'h y no last TWO
s.,;Irc II !irN reason !"""i"pcG Cool
roads pr" INC "f th" v:'al!r important
lines nf l"f"n:" N th3 r"rT OF our n=rr'
and NV i" INN uf war. Thn. :act
was i,'o;:gi,t ;i'n,r - NJ with Startling
,ivlin:@S AMI ,uG"li1l,. Impression dur
ing our war against G"rnany md h'-
allies
"Wc should huiII "ur good r.a.!s
simultaneously. nr ~ yearly 50 - f"'s-
sihlr Thu sr3;"rr :hnTld b. cons riot
cd on tn Tn'i nlan. "" shall say. IN
stead OF b. ni"""n:"a,. 10 "nrrura 20
this Idea /: on" "f 'hr chief "Ss"ntia!s
ia ~" :aw granting :" ih> >;a'"S { u
rral covnrnr,cu: al. Il = merely
matter or hra1"irE 10 10 this. md
s.ains as rich as West Virginia is end
:ha, 10 vrN..ii"uS problem. n tho pun
lie wants and h-nnnAs good roads. We
will get good r"ads: crtii~C III" money
With whi..r T." hui1l them - no dhSla"i"
in circumstances l;Er 'h"S".
Tho ~ projects submitted hr W"S;
Virginia and approved ir Wnsi';rc' an
invnlv" m aggregate NJ s"i9.hN'.'l l"d-
c-al al. Tr, iha,.is only = r"r" snIn'l
mar, of tho nrI,trv'rntn rrhr,i"n'nrn'
liza, tho federal government hnS made
IN West VIRGINIA. II ~ E2.9"G. SGa.sh.
Think ~ the miles IHnn miles az good
roads Wrsr Virginia could construct II
she would march tina; biz sem unc"r
tho s,iru!ations of the federal aid act.
For instance. 10 liEhl ~ that idea.
our % projects last year involving
mileage OF 5a4 wcr" estimated 10 cost
.sTo5fa.a ~ which SHIN tho federal
government agreed tn "ontr!hut" WE
72STi From these fgurrS "" ran easily
nsurn ihr approximate n''l"hG" We
would b. ah~ Ia construct by fulh'ling
the federal sov"rnment's conditions <"
that wc would hr ahir to- claim from II
that so.9@6.369.S6 allotted to us and
available to Us {" RI" lnet dollar IN
1921. There Ia nothing IN hinder start
ing tn. work now on ali the mileage
that can ~ constructed under 'hlS ap-
onr' :nnfnrn' ~ federal all and West
IirriniaS necessary pnrt 20 tn" "oh-
tract t. secure that rid.
"Thc MIST Ak. wnul! b" 10 walt and DO
tho work IN snnll drhs. Isut even that
is hotter THAN rot doing il ri all II
IL niSiak" which ihc government
made In making river. improvements.