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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16

the mix supply and the uaslatlts1sa'lee
.uf mix stations fer the babies AeM
York city IL fast assuming i ! riglttial'
place III The center 81 infant welfare
.Work THROUGH tho etfurfs n1 rs
health autnafl ties and private infant
welfare org ilizati0ns associated ~ tfl''
work II Ii setting AZ example that
ISL her communities cannot help b,lt
follow
aThe public conscience p fast aWiek
.ning us II full realization s. the yalile
af inIant lie. and Arneries i baby crop
for this year promises II ae the lstrg
...st ii, It's history IN New York Guy
the reports for the iirst six months
show decrease II 500 baby deaths
compared Win tile same period b
1918. Similar reductions are BEING
reported Iii many other cities
There are tWp main public health.
al tisitfes that count most ~ prevent
ing unnecessary loss az infant and llsa-8
fernal life. Eirst safe milk SIMPLY
This means clean milk. graded, label.
I'D and pasteurized Second expert
medical ana nursing services for eX-
pectant mothers ii every community
would provide milk stations Ter us
babies and prenatal care for IFS moth
.ers We would save In thr $. a, the
lives III Ten thousand mothers and SEX
enty-fsye thousand babies annually.
There ii no limit "a what can he
done and this Is The time to Az II.
With our figures revealing loss of
more than half million in America i
natural population to say nothing Of
that sustained through the snreease Of
inamig ration the need II more impera-
tive Than ever that the babe be given
what he 81 Justly entitled 81 the
chance 10 make winning fight from
the start
The infant mortality rate for 79
cities with populations under $4,000
SIS ST.
The rate for SSS Cities between 10000
and 100000 population IS las and
that for IS cities over loo, 900 y 1925
Thus the smallest cities show the
lowest rate III the THREE groups hut
the largest cities have lower rate
than the 10000 % 100000 population
cities This probably III due 70 the
tact that the large cities Of the cauIs-
gtry are better governed as regards
public health matters Also that peo-
Die ii the second classification live
under more intensive industrial con.
difions than either of he other groups.
The honor infant death rate among
titles Of Io0000 OF more was attained
this year by san Francisco which, with
Il population above half i million, low
erred its baby deaths from 73.6 per
1000 In 1917 ID 572 Seattle NASH
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16

1.-THE West Indies SHE left uafltananlo,
Cuba, for New York The pleasant
prospect Of two weeks IN New York
was moi 70 lie realized
Orders came to return u Brest 81
Eescori Tie Presitlent back - his eoilils
Try Having arrived III that port April
q. 1919 tile men we're permitted ~
visit Paris ana the battle front. where
Hey picked up German helmets AMI
Iather souvenirs from the flelds where
tiley had fallen
This interesting occupation was soon
interrupted, however when the ship
was ordered q Turkey On May n
she arrived iii smyrna iii good time
ID Witness tie occupation 81 the city,
May i5. by the Greek troops
srhe thing was quietly done, said
iii officer III The early morning i2
trafspo stole into tile harhor and
landed their men.
all was quiet after a day or two
III sklrmislling on The Waterfront and.
III Tue konak, Which Is the official resi-.
tlenee u The Turkish Vail
Tlle Arizona remained a smyrna
almost month.
The ArizOna II Il crack ship when
ii comes 10 gunners Eur xeelIence
IN this line she Is unique, being tlla
only sllip IN The navy to win the big
white II which IS painted on her
coming tower.
Ihe OILY ID ever won by d threc-
gun tnrret III Tie navy ii painted on
iier forward turrat
Her record Is is shots and Is ltits
III minutes and II second
SHE alsn boasts The Whining Of the
liattenbarg cap race for Two cons
s.ttlya years, defeating llle crew iii
the Arkansas, nevada North Dakota
lDeiaware dis sissippi New York.
Pennsyi ana. Texas Utah and Wye
ming The cup was originally pres Mt
Ssa by Prlnce Louis at Hattenbnrg and
liz The premier racing trophy III The
American Navy II has heen held
since Jiily 1. 1915. 81 the Arizona.
So far every captain Who las CONF
Elnanded this ship terminated his collr
llnand hy hosting his Tag as . reslr-
ADMIRAL. Tier iirst captain, John Ds
+ Nc nonald. Is now c0nlmandant III tue
New York yard ! s. Mexican her
fiext captain. went to Washington IS
chief assistant Ia Admiral Isenson
and during his absence III France act
ed ais commander of ope rations The
ship Is at present commanded BY Capt.
y H DAYTON
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
NEW EYELIDS GRATED
FROM PATIENTS LEG

Forty sexen years without closing
lis eyes then 4 period Of total blinds
ness followed By complete fora
ton u sight his Is the experience os
John Randolph Watson, Of the town
az Standish Maine Mr. Watson was
IS phetFg apher ii Tidianoia, and IN
1856 All explosion Of chemicals burn
ed aNay MS eyelids, although The
sight was moi affected But RTith un-
protected eyes No continued for alsar s.
81 hair century three Years sof the
period being spent III Alaska, where
the severity of she climate caused
cataracts 10 form on both eyes and
blindness
He went 10 the HahnemMIn Hospi-
TAI. Philadelphia. where, grating
tiesh from his leg. lae vas gfyen ! new
Sci o. eyelids. The success ut the
operation IS now assured he catar-
acts were removed and the sight has
been restored
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
How SAV HABIT
HELPS EVERYBODY
Moaey invested This Wear IN Thrifs
Stamps Returns II Five rears
Vastly Increased.

On New Years day 1913. there win
bagin remarkable series ct iivi
dend payments 90 American people
Hundreds Of millions of dollars ii
War Savings Stamps sold during 1918
will then be redeemahie On each
News Years day tAeraafter for mum,
Der 81 years there will undoubtedly
be huge returns to the American PEG
pie Of the money borrowed with Ia.
terest.
These great dividend days bring
American bankers new opportunities
and also responsibilities How can
new thrift hablta Be linked To thrift
Institutions How can this money.
the product Of thrift, be mohllixed for
further work
Already the bankers are working
with Tho Treasury Department "a
continue thrift habits. For people who
save money there Is vide range oil
thrift institutions that will take
charge og funds. put them to work
safely. and return good earnings As
the government plans To borrow BY
general education Of thrift in ever,
kind. 50 the banks and thrift institu
tons can aid the government BY en-
couraging general thrift and building
bigger business themselves.
One ot the first steps to Be taken By
bankers Is that Of spreading infornaa
ton about banks, life Insurance, build.
ing and loan associations, fefaral farm
loans. and al other thrift institutions
The best way to meet Uncle SANS
borrowing needs Is to promote thrift
on the broadcast possible lines.
Every dollar deposited ia asyinga
bank becomes available for national
finance Every life insurance policy
sold Is equivalent 10 an indirect ioaz
to the government. Every obligatios
assumed BY thrifty people such as 3
building mortgage Is q stimulus e
production and saving. and therefore
al much 4 national service rs the di
recE purchase of government seeUri
kiea. Ia placing these matters clearly
beaOre everybody Ia bis community
she banker win live up to his opportu
mites and his responsibilities IN the
new thrift movement When the bii
lion dollar New Year DAYS arrive hs
viii be ready
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16

kQulpmens, ard frequently force the On.
aobllc owner TO abandon the use Of
Ass car Tor tho entire spring rather
slE risk q breakdown.
kost Of the unnlcnsantness and DIFF.
ssassy may be remedied Id many local.
lasez even Ia the worst weather, for
er8 are times when the worst cut.
90 surface Is Ii fairly good condition
~ sagging. By taking advantage o.
Is sga siaona0nE. the Fufs and bumps
a sgnoOklscd out md the next.
ass win result III smooth hard.
surfaced pike chat can be fayorably
npnred ID 4 concrete highway.
Owing To the fact That tho road sur
race WIN DO rather wet and sticky
em dragged greater care must be
rclmed Lii handling the drag. r. the
lAdes az the drag are set vertically,
ire will be tendency to serape up
80 much earth. or. In the language
3ng The road man, aHull up lie front
o. R the hitch to the team Is set too
ax tie center, the angle Of the DRAG
th the road viii no too neurly d
hk anglo, OF straight across, % she'd
IS Grown the wet earth.
nraggIng under these conditions
ouId be m0re m ironing out the
Fankiea process; hence the blades oi
- drag should be given q forward
natEeF inclination than when work
g dry rOad, The hitch should be
50 arranged TINT the angle Of the draR
more neariy parallel To the road
n ordinary, thus cansing the earth
So ahed better and prevent trouble. Fol
xeaelv had conditions the use Of
ne read machine ahead Of the drag
en rs found effective. In all cases
read should be freed Of all stulnps
and bowlders. as these seriously
~ good dragging.
little practice win enable the OPP
aEor 10 do d Sairly creditablc job,
ard after d subsequent freeze the road
pxeBenf b smoother and much moFF
forEable surface. Then. when tbs
l0s rains come, the road viii quick.
shed the water that formerly col
Iii the deep ruts. and be dry md
@ long before similar roads not
ne present difficulties encountered
ktEng large amounts of crushed
ssse 1of road repairs necessitates the
IS Eas care Ia maintaining all road
ces ia the best possible way with
ksaa use DE additional materials
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
DRAGGING ROADS M SPRING
~ Taking A6vanEa1s eF Proper 40
nssnt many 81 Ruts ard Bumps
can Be ssnoetlled out.

Most earth and gravel roads nFe III
bad shape during the entire winter,
largely because Of the heavy fall hasi.
ing of harvested crops, and the rush
pf necessary firm work, which takes
precedence over any kind Of road
work The cold weather strikes them
IN this condition and makes each rut
and bump almost as solid as rock. and
d The spring these break down into
mud.
Travelling over these rllts is very
sackiug. uncomfortable, and sometimes
painful, operation. The rough iplts ~.
uulFe reduction ii speed, cause m
added strain On al ciaAses 81 hauling
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
ANER|CA'S BABY CROP
That OF 1919 Promises To p,
Largest Ever rs Prediction
INFANT M0RTALIT RATE

America haby eFsp faFi #la prom
Uses ID De tlie llrsest III The history Ct
tho country according the aisnuaI
survey IL the New York Milk Caill-
snttee i;ist completed
This prediction i made n Inc face
of Il reduction ID nearly 100 per cent
iii lie cxeess 81 births over deaths
during 1915 as compared MIA 1917
This Mas caused Dy III nIiprse eslsntea
number Of sIea.lls Apr Vi isisaE ing =
$4,000 i'll part due 70 iAe Influenza
epidenlif ard war condition
Computations by the committee
based upon figures ohtailled from
health officials III lG1 81 the largest
American cities reveal these fact
That deaths i'll he United states
last year increased 40 900 over 1917
This total Il e1cia I've Of the $4,000
soldiers who gaze their lives on for-
eign soil
That 100000 births occurred IN
1918. ali Increase of 27,0oO over the
previous year
That the natural national increase
|in population III estimated ~ 100000
comp red With 100000 iii 1917
That the general infant mortality
rate. founded upon reports received
From eitias comprising as per cent. of
The population jumped from a7.5 per
Thousand births to 1o4
Although estimates Stow that the
baby rate Tor the country increased
seven points. thu .few York Min Com
mittee believes this figure 70 be re-
markedly Law when all the elements
eonspiring against him xar unrest,
high cost Of food and the influenza
epidemic are carefully weighed The
iigures for 1913 reflect Increased ae
tiyity on behalf 81 the newborn and
shows nat NE campaign ii the Fetl-
Grad government ;O conserve tlle lives
Of 100000 infants during America 's
second year Of participation IN the
war was not without fits reward This
movement combined with prenatal
care work carried on will Increased
zeal by sundry organizations particu-
larly iii the larger cities shows con-
clusivcly that the public interest IN
the Malf4re ii tie body ii growing
steadily
The baby death rate ii The city of
New York TIE most easm0poiilan
community perhaps III ile world was
kept loM pite Inc high cos u food
sfufls. general war conditions and the
influenza epidemic which was chiefly
responsible Tor All increase 81 nearly
10000 deaths of all ages, the city q
aeaa for the year numbering 9SalS
The ciiys baby death rate MIS- 92 per
thousand which Is only three points
higher than that OF the previous
twelve months when II record was es-
tabishssi Infant deaths III the mes
trOpolis last year totaied 12.657 COM
pared with l2.S6S in 1917 an increase
of only So
This Is another splendid record Tor
the conntryss greatest city, said ] II.
LARSON. secretary If Tie committee.
santi is but still further proof that the
chances Of the newborn d ike in spite
al congestion and complex problems 81
life can be improved immea surably by
the adoption al i program d scientific
11renafai care. proper safagna ruling at
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
A ANNAPOLIS IN Nt
FOR AN Ma I.ls plt,p,
The Statement GU tInapelis Ee,ts..
Are saret. More Reliable fbse
These tli | tftr S4ranrrt,

Home iiiiially
T'ullit nlt
pie carry real
What 4 frEelsa 81
.pels ssp,e
I'lle Word III 0n
away Invites yafr aaa
Heres an Anna
ment
And rs for Annaliel .prsG
HI
Such evidence III
That the kiinl 81 proc l ars.
Doans Kidney i'lls
Sol Burtis pltlf ptf,.
George Sc, SAY bani t0tt 5fst
ago had Terrible
small of my baek and Rfltii oaIes
could hardly sir.f hteiE baf
bothered me the most ID tHe HBtlas
and when | first 80 tip "a Hi6
tired and worn on tl4ai slfa s,iE
to he'd Friends told l f.ss
Kidney pills were Eaas sf s5
10 try them Three boxes gasf as
great relief New ] i1atn eJe-
ever feel il need q . kidlat afa,
and they surely arc MnlatsrtH
Price 60e at alI dealers lpgl
simply ask for i kiilney relpeal H
Doail's kidney pills the lilte Obi
Mr. Hurtis had Foster AEjibatll ~
Mfgrss Buffalo. 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
i. S. ARIZONA HAS
SAILED MANY SEAS
Was First Ship Through Darda-
nelles Since Time of Adj
rsliral Farragut
WAS PRESIDENTS ESCORT
Roll 10 home 10 4 riaona
A State that j really dry
where every darn gsena fiIrost drink
is ITS aikaii
Song Of The Tucson Sailor

ii RS aikaii
Song Of The Tucson Sailor
Md speaking 81 dry, dusty piares.
here so ire ull against The coal
wharf, remarked ali officer Oh tlia
superintendent kflzoiil whose pom
#lerons hulk lad inst been made fasi
i'll tiie navy yard q Aew York. after.
much yoyaging about the verdi
sisfne. / Wonder Who picked ont
this berth for Ell nil burner III
against the coal dock She'll he ankle.
deep ii aisst ii an hour AMI shes.
supposed Ia Be The cleanest ship il.
The fleet
The old man viii Lake 0n some
thing awful, said an aiieient shells
hack who came rollins afi liisl blsttea
Into lie conversation This II worse
.tiaai SIlyriisl
lseeefd EuIl af Hustle
It'll hc worst than ihisi f6r son i.
he catches you reIlHitlg around u',
here, said The ensign And the 0ld
bose went sharp around aud starred
forward again
Although her present berth may Do
a dull and tlltsty osie certain i ls
that The Arizana i recent record has
heen full al hustle ana far yoy;lgitiEs,
Ports III England. France @ sly n4tis
Ing IN Gibraltar smyrna. Constants 1
|nollle. have seen tie ereat sister az
the I'ennss lyauia sweep pandcronsly
lii and Ief a., ifpT anchors
afany thousands u miles have been
covered hy THE Ari4nna siTte last No.
yeulher. aud she has seen strange
lands Alwass she carried The big
Wlsite signifying general efii-
cheney, on her funnel
First Since rarragas
since the dag when Admiral Farra-
Iguf passed through the nardaneiles
#baek III tic COS. the Arizona was the
drst laifed States hatfleship & nayi-
gate those Matters and 70 visit Cslie-
staniinople She renained al the
Turkish capital four DAYS and all
those aboard were given IN opport uni
III 10 see the sights Of the 81
Fhe wotslea W TURKEY are heauti-
FIJI 0saa NAN seated bnt their fitls-
bands and fathers certainly manage
Them with HI iron haIla There Is ne
telling what might happen q he lady
III She were caught giving even the
ghost al smile 10 4 homesiek sailor
hoy
re were invited out to ten several
Zines, bat no ladies were preseIlt
Imagine an afternoon tea without any
Wamen Sd All we rot 10 see ol them
was Ire CLINT II their narkling eyes
through their wells. That's the life Z
The Arizona Jeff Consfantinoisle June.
Is, stopping one day al Gibraltar be-
tore starting across the Atlantic
since November III. 1913. her career
has been loveIy one On that aag
she received orders 10 proceed from
Old Point Comfort to Portland. Eng
land. There size joined the division
under connland Ill Rear Admiral
Thomas Rodgers. which was united
shortly with the lannon's sixth battle
squadron. fresh fraua service ii Scapa
Flow
Rseorfed The President
Agfer trip back 10 the United
states and two and half months III
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
gos.,essu Bill

Just rs soon As you feel the effect Of
the Malarial Germs after being bit
ten by Malaria Mosquitoes, It Is nd
yIsahle 81 take GROVE's TAsTELEsS
chill TONIC to destroy the Germs
aud remove the Impurities. Pleasant
10 take. 60c per bottle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
rncaar 81 Community.

al index the character of any
unlty. They determine its In
nee. They either limit It's at-
e. aid 1T II It isn't worth q
III it isn't worth Living In
a Isn't worth what Il sells
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
nea and ] snoace.

Thick cultivated soil mulch as
az the best possible ways 81
moisture Tor growing crops
khas most frequently stirs his soil
AsIy la times Of drought, rcaps.
things being equnl. more abun.
harvest cham II tillage we're neg.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
TELLS HOW SHE BUYS
WAR SAYINGS STAMP {
sNesnan Tells HeaN BY sHteillgent saw
inas Plan She Il Able 20 kccump
late Money Which Was Formerly
Wasted.

=
Save while the money il warm" L
the motto Of woman who has estaD
lished reputation both for herself
md her family BY the number 81 War
Savings Stamps she bought without
apparently stinting 10 the least Herr
Is her system
The only way to save Is to save
when have actually saved quarter.
i put IL into Thrift Stamp without
delay II ] save that quarter on cne
thing and then spend Il carelessly for
something else. havs not saved any
real money
For example the other day went
down town expecting TO pay SO for
pair 81 special shoes. TO my sur
prise. found there Was sale that
day. and got the very pair Of shoes /
wanted FOR S775 had saved $2.2a.
But how Is keep II saved knew thai
II I simply regarded il mentally as
saving. before the end Of the month II
would be spent spontaneously
went right down stairs Ia the store
and bought nine Thrift Stamps and
stuck those quarters in the Thrift card
where they could not get away beiore
the end Of the month.
81 do the same thing when ] have
sayed single quarter Or half dollar
and / am seriously thinking Of getting
q little penny bank to hold saved pen
nies or dimes until they grow to Thrift
Stamp size. What is more, I am get.
ting whole lot Of fnn out Of this
most fascinating game, the game Of.
Getting Ahead
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
Is lnxlna ssasIngA.

Who have se win md
geoEs 70 use i larger pro
os cpfn ID their poultry RI.
A hos geneFaI1s @ recon
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16

The fellow who gives himself away
may console himself with the thought
that ii IS more blessed 10 give than
To receive
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16

watch your out.gc today and yoNs
future income VIII take care Of itself
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16

The man Who puts his money into
w. S. s. Is never broke
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
ADHESIVE TAlL I.sKA

III the glass in your I'll st,isf afes
door breaks and Il e iIliHaesihlt q
replace Il al once. tastes lllt ness
lii with strips Of adhesive alie isilifag
them on both sides u the sld
10 mend Gu oilelotll ntii peet Il
adhesive tape on the wistie ile ara
press the cut efggs on lp Z alili
viii not be notieeabla
When tile sealn in your ssrs
pulls apart cover viii i
.hesive tape sitl
The soldiers IRE said a. s iiffila
Welcome Home parade
mike the home crowd lf, hea
ter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16

Gee thar happy feeling It's waiting
tor ron with your first w s. 8.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16

AFTER trip back 10 the United
statea and two aud hail months in
The evening world., 1919-01-14
j. S. MEDAL GIVEN
!. ALLIED OFFICERS
FOR AID TO j. s.
Baker Makes Awards 10 British,
French, Italian, japanese and
=. Belgian Military Men.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1i.--Upon the
recommendation OF Gen. March, Sec-
Tet.ry Baker has awarded the Amcri-
can Distinguished Service Medal to
eleven officers OF Allied Armies for
Exceptionally mcritorious and dis
tinguished service To tho United
States Army" during tho war. Their
rameS and the nature OF their SER
vice follow:
Lieut.. Gen. George Tom Molcswotth
Bridges. c. b., c. VI. c., d. S. O.,
military representative OF the British
Mission to the United states april,
1910. and later u9lS) chief Of Brit
ish Military Missions to the United
States.
Mai. Gen. James d. McIaohlan, c.
b d. S. O., Military Attachc, British
Embassy, Washington.
Mai Gen. John T.. w. Headlam,
c. r, u. $. O., Chief OF the British
Artillery Mission to the United
states
Brig. Gen. g. +. Trottcr, G. D., e.
NJ c.. ID. S. o., NJ. V. o. Chief Of
tho British Military Cor Advisory
Mission To the United states.
Brig. Con PAU Nignal, Trench
Army. Military attache to the french
Embassy aud Chief of French Mill
tary Missions TO the United states.
Brig. Gen. Louis Collardct Mill
tary attache to the French Embassy
and Chief of French Military Mis-
sions to tho United states.
Brig. Gen. Henri Claudon, Chief
OF the French Military Information
Mission to tho United states.
Major Gen. Emilio GuGliolmotu.
military Attacho 20 the Royal Italian
Embasssy, Washington.
Gen. baron Iuychara, Chief OF the
General stan, Imperial japanese
Army "in his relations with the
United states Army"
Lieut. Col. r. Mtzumachi, Military
Attache TO the Imperial japanese
Embassy.
Major Leon osterrieth. Chief oi
the Belgian Military Mission 10 the
United states and Acting Military
Attachc, Belgian Legation, Wash
inSton.
The evening world., 1919-01-14
HYDRO-ELECTRIC BILL IN.
state Senate Gets Measure Spon-
sorrJ by Mayors,

ALBANY. y. y, ian. li.--Tlc II. Iyo-
E'ectric bill. sponsored b. i've state
Conference OF Mayors. was introduced
IN the Legislltu-c to-day 5y senator
Graves OF Eric anl Assowblywpn Mac
Ginnies OF ChautluqIl.
The mcasure would provide for the
appointment by the Governor Of nom
fsllaried commission composed rc state
uftfcers. to act a. agent for the State
IN acquiring and utilizing waters ap-
propr!ate for power purposes. aAl in
developing the waIcT poWe. for lease or
sale TO municipalities. coUpor1tions o.
individuals. For administrative nuvposey
IN Appropriation OF $4,000 for the
rrst year Is sought.