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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
New Mexico Must Act Now If We Are To Participate As We
Should In The New Reclamation Program Now In The Making

YESTERDAY the Herald qaotcd briefly from 4
letter written BY Z. L. Starroves. for many
years general colonization agent OF the Santa
Fe railroad and now IN the home uilding work Of
the Federal railroad Administrations When Mr..
Seaerarss speaks upon a question Of Development.
colonization. land development or state building nc
- heard with respectful attention By all well IN.
Termed men. for he has been a deep student Of these
matters and has proven himself one Of the most sue.
cessfni builders IA the nation. He has been pnrtic.
ularIt active w behalf 81 New Mexico and his work
with the Santa Re railroad - evidenced here by a
substantial class Of citizenship found in almost
every county in New Mexico. Mr. SesgraveS says:
1T Is my opinion that there y no more
vital matter before New Mexico al this time
than the providing Of means Of effective co.
operation with the federal government in Us
rcclauetion aud soldier settlement plans, now
forming. ~ New Mexico IL 20 be developed
some comprehensive plans must be worked out
by your state II YOU hope TO make progress. =
On a number Of occasions during The pest few
weeks the Herald has called attention 10 the i'm.
portance Of some provision for cooperation with
whatever plan OF reclamation IA finally adopted az
Washington. The wisdom Of such provision by the
present Legislature will be obvious when we con.
slider that two years will pass before we have nm.
other legislature. During the interval. IN All prob.
ability during the next three 10 six months. the
federal government = plnr win have been maiurrd
aud put into active operation. Our only means Of
effective cooperation with that plan viii be by
legislative provision. n the present Legislature
fails 20 make Il we will find ourselves nj least two
years behind the national procession. and we prob.
ably will never be able 10 catch np, or 10 receive the
advantages that VIII be ours II we are ready 20
start with the new and lreater program Of ma
iionai development
II Is encouraging 10 note that the Legislature
and leading citizens Of the state arr awake 20 tn
Importance Of this Legislative provision. Recently
hnlIaea ~ the assembly nluufeH n mint mOlunf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
TOMORROW

i'ch. - viii ho ihc anniversary of
the death 90 keata. samuel lcpyh.
and 81 Joshua Rgslolds
on fch 20 iaJ-, thc firsi express
business was started in tho United
states william Hafudau OF Boston
was tho urst expires pnckaHe carrior
IT, made his flint tup from Boston o.
New YORK having uuiy enough pack
nFeH 90 nll nu ordinary ,nitse In o.
few months bio business had grown
10 that D.. employed two messengers
nni extended the service 90 philn
ielphia
John Keats. tho rs,at Ensish poet
was horn Dc London bod 1875 ITO inst
book ~ verse HuuN ed little promise
n WIS alternately norii and vivid aud
met with the flat failure ~ deserved.
Tho ouiy poem that saved 10 from
complete mrdiorrltS WAS the exquisite
Lines on First EshdiuE chapman %
Homer keufu second venture In
verse waH u httlo hotter huf his thIrI
book. published immediately after.
ward. raised him into Tho rank OF Coo
foremost poets Keats diod loo Rome
az D age 81 twenty -siN
samuel Popys was born 10 1883 tir
was the son OF o. middle class English
fnmllN and o. man Of considerable atIl.
itV H' vas AN able ofncInl tcIefk of
acts. q position corresponding to What
would nov b.. secretary ol the uuNYl,
uu amateur musician with IL strong
interest ln riruCr and tho aHthof ~
O. valuable book called Memoirs oI
the NHNl lie would have appeared 20
the world Hs an upright. honorable
and religious man had 10 not been Tor
The s~elf-rcNelnton boo hH cNfrtorii.
hary diary pepis who hy tho Wu,
pronounced his name Peeps. kcpt 600
throurh hls hfo an amuKinp dlHih.
written iu cipher. m which Doc rr-
counted ovsry hddon weakness o'
character and sim NJ the flesh Tho
diary. in SIX volumes. written Boz q
very small hand is ono of tho most
Amazing human documents ever writ
ton IN Do ho tells with complete hon-
est, every act OF his lifr. hIs WoiE,I
md rtrctIouH
He %rurnuuts with simple rtUlUr
how he kicked bic oook and lllrkri
hIs wifr's eve. and explains Iruutlt
that his only regret for such incidents
WIS when Others had Witnessed them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
Little Stories
& Bedtime
nv THORNTON W. BURGESS.
c%oevRiorr. tsip. , ~ svRorss
REpDY HIDES THE F,T HEN

ID EDDY BOX was in q liz. he cer-
N tainly was In u nx. Here he was
with a fat hen which he had
Cufuc such u long Ions way a. set
ana now ho had no chance To- eat 10
for ruwser the Hound was ON his
tr1li Vow ordinarily TEDDY Fos can
faster than can Huvscr nut " o.
one thlnG to run with rothing b. arr.
- and another thlng altogether To-
run with u burden no heavy az u fat
hen heddy's wits we're wufEluE quite
~ fast a. his legs.
Il cant carry this faf non far
thought keddN FOR Howser viii sure
~ catch me. don't want 90 druI
10 because ! have come such a LONG
way % GET a. and guot nsas knows
When I wiz DO abic 90 catch another
The thiug Tor me 10 10 o. 10 hide
f where ! can come ha,s and got
u after ! set ud u that ucsky don
Goodness, wha a Noise he makes
A. h. ran Reddy watched sharpi,
his way and that way for q place
20 hid the tat hen Hs knew he had
% find "a place Don because already
that TAT hen was CROWNS NerB houkN
Presently lo apicd the hollow stump
Of a tree, He dldnt know u Wa
hollow when he first sav II. but from
ne looks of a he, thought it might
"HH NA" VII W ~ VIZ A."N" MNH."
two fees above the ground. Reddl
struprt and ntnud up ON uis bin .
legs su al Co sec % the too ~ that
stump was hollow. 10 was with o.
quick look this waY o. that wly
be- tossed the faf hon over into tho
hollow % that stump and then With
H sigh - relief darttd away.
With the weight ~ that fut hen
uN his shoulders and the worry about
% off his mind nctdy could give nil
his attention 90 FettlnE r.d 81 How
seT the Hound, Ho had no iuttn-
ton % running any farther than be-
must, In the first place ne had tray
cilvd 20 FAR that he did not feel IKE
running IN thu second place b.
wanted 20 got back 10 that hollow
stump and the int hen Just ss soon
as possible.
II wasn't long before RcGdy real
iEcd that u wus not goluE 10 be- Hu
easy Co fool nowssr the Hound
Lowser was 80 wise "a he fooled hs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

ffHil hY Jumping far fn one side
after running na,a uu nla " frtrN
a little Wat. ur hf running HIuIr PEI
fallen tree and IuWpInr from thr
rud ~ 10 AH fur HH bee could ui
course ho tried thrHe trlcka. but each
time HowHtr simply made H nie
circle with his NOSE Co the ground
ana picked up EcudN nov trail
itcfdf dIdut SNOW fhHt country
about thor, 90 alt aud utti, ly Iitio
he hHfan Co r~raila, how much tha
meant Al home be- knew ryerf foot
II fID ground Cor e. iuur distance
about iu every ERECTION This made
an the difference lu ths world boz
cause he knew just how tu rllG 100
kinds uf tricks rut htrD DO NHr .If
fer"nt 10 seemed tu uIu thHf 900 hs
could Do wac Go ron rI Iuu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

pearcd in o. great state Of agitation.
making Va bold ns 20 ask the assist
nee Of ms automobile. For Harold
Was lost Some kindly person. feel
ing thni Haroid's feed cut ua0lcally
into the amount Of Jimmy's own. had
pcnsioned him 20 Trnzo on r. ranch
near town hut Harold, being n man
ralsHd beast. would have nothing to
DO with the other horses. besides thes
tormcHted him NJ o. stranger despite
his age For two DAYS be had watched
his chanco aud az last be- he'd slipped
from b gate and diFi ppearvd They
had expected be- would make his way
hack home. forgetting that he had
eve been outside bio limited route
for many o. year And, apparently,
long f~Sllnnco on Jimmy. az the reluH.
had dulied hia Instincts
Eventually. rs the aid % some OBJ
servant children. Ne tracked him
down had hcrn making some 90.
loNnuCoH Tor the TACT that Harold
wan IlmmN's last tr 20 the things
hu had loVcu and lost oven then {
vas unurrpurcd for the reality. lie
was the unrLlniieHt uFlicHt. hammer
headed acarCc0row Of u uuudruped /
yer hope 10 see or Iimmv'a ar
prouch he curved his scrawny mech.
rolled his eyes o. set or waNiu
~ ." 80 wv " NNNN
%ruCqucts
lies gone vlldi' walled Jimmy.
and he almost sobbcd. Nv wife shs
alius odd mo them yullcr horses was
the quickest sort She knowed
I could see what 10 was that cut
him no. Whist Jimmy com.
foried lie smollcd me aud he's
not the horse for any other man 60
catch, Don't you no chasln around.
stag by the car until I drive him up
and hen stop when he gets the VIM
OF YOU alone And ! backed tho ma.
chine across r. convenient cinu In tho
hills Then for ten minutes that
seemed like houfH. I chased ms wind
out oi that Hprirhtly antiquity N1i
until De stopped 90 puff dd I drive
him un tn the old man
That wild beast knew no was cor
ncred. though Jimmy wns past think
.ng az an lio nut on tho halter Win
trembling hands and picked ut th"
hurrH In. the creature scfaEry name
murmurinE to him an the time An 7
foremost in his rejoicing vas the
knowledge hat Harold had come 10
him nnd 60 hlm only az tho hunpry
old thing nippod tnucipatiyol, 90 bits
i hands
Then the triumphnl process uu proc
rrrici ut H true frlumuhHl plre. the
Hlowcsi ut low speed. bucE nto town
Tho wind has a grraf deaf to Io
with making The wstihcr.tauo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

1T was a matter o. q dirty chimney
that introduced me and my family
= 20 Jimmy phelpa and his. en-
oulrcd for n chimney sweep OF the
omninclsnf uoatmisireaN. and Jimmy :
knock Sounded on n o before Tie
hour was gone. A homeiy. twisted
little man he was. having one eye the
color Of q attrulah pebble o. ~
dead Win q nervous ~gnrruiits Of
the lnWardly shy. he told me that he
had been the local rarhaae mar COT
many years. though he had given 4
W ~ too lAltofloua for Harold nov
He seemed to think "a an impressive
guarantee Of his fitness TO perform
eny lesser work.
found him both active and corn
pctent. and aupcrcioan, aa u were an
ohnenaion reacted from hin calling
But while he worked he kept up an
inccaaant chirplng like that Of a cheer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
CRIMINALS
BY n. ADDm0Ton BRUCE
Author Of ''Ths Ridcla Of Personality" ''Psycholou sS
rAenthood." Re.
Copyright. 1919. by the Associated Newupapers)

~ a recent sunday I went 10
IL church Ia a state prison 10
hear q friend o. mini a we'll
known New York physician, preach 10
a congregation Of hardened Grim
Inala some hundreds % Them there
were. with about one out Of every five
serving a liz sentence Or the equiya-
lent 70 a nfe sentence.
Prom a seat In the gallery I studied
their faces looked ln vain for
uniformity Of expression Or OF head
structure. conforming 10 the familiar
Lombrosian dogma of she born
v~rongdoer
A few-shough comparatively few
showed Obvious fiEnr Of Ho-called
dersncracy The great majority we're
men OF quite normal aspect some
suggested the possession % Intellect
well above b gcraE
Excepting only for the telltale pris-
en- Farh and prison pallor they looked
90 fine. much like o. other large
gathering Of men. IND they listened
hr nttentlyeiy and lntercstcdly "a their
doctor-prencher ~ would any cougre-
cation oufade prison walls.
He did not exactly preach 20 them.
Ia fact he did moi preach a. all
For forty five minutes he told them
the NE story OF the young American
poet. Joyce kilmsr who fel ON The
reid 81 honor IN distant France. Ana
at Intervals IN the telling 81 the story
he read u his criminal congregation
some u Ikiimers most beautiful
NJ friend himself knew Kiimer IN
slmateiy re knew the laughter ana
Joy In hts nfo, az well az the pathoH
81 tho heroic passing that cut short
the promise of greater achioN emoni,
AnO az he hold the story. with rare
wit and feeling. hat prison chapel
rang with the laughter OF - IN
mates. while mon Team Fllsieneo ~
thcir eyes
~ was an 20 human. 90 fremen-
a0uFiy human There sufred on in
my mind those wonderful words by
Pascal
Every child a., the beginning u his
lie u = little lmpulsiye being push
"a indiffcrenily tqward good or evil
according 20 the influences which
surround him"
These murdsfers aud forrcra and
thieves were little children once n
Hociety now finds IA necessary 10 cuFr
them like Wild beasts Whose h. the
fault
Theirs. or the parents who dia not
surround them with good influences in
childhood Theirs. o. "a social system
which has Tolerated conditions may
hap p~reNeufiuE then parents from DC
lns able "a Influence them arirhtf
And withai. Gagged like Wild beasts
though thcy bo. they remain hue
man. tremendously human u needs
oniy an oulHsrctchod hand, such o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

bib pencil 100 order Co nEury out "a way
90 ktpp Wur,H uu THE tturtiuuury
business man must got "a clearly iu
hiH head that the D1uutrN Is not fu
t'f'siDd Iu speeding up huHincHs in or.
Dor u.at lt mas have re- new motor or
70 new country house nud u flock oI
funtmcU, but the the whole mass Of
AWeuruus may move 80 90 "a higher
plane ut living uui HylI.rrHprct 10
mus D., satisfied with H fair but
smaller Fhufs ui tho profits Labor
must mot Only Doe krpt employed but
wei. rHlN 'uufUrO Hud common NJ usr
VIII dot b. courage 90 go ahead, 10
expand AMI 90 bet ON tho country
that luH never failed the mnu who hr.
NnNDd Boo 10 common sense 20 under
stand 'hHt mo- prosperity is worth
while mat iH based ON the oNpluitna
tur OF Others. o. that NO EuinH Will
DE lasting that are not fairly diNid,d
America Boz hl" aud uCh and she
has been uhlr Co stuuj % Dot Of damned
nonsense. but tins if not tho tmc foy
any sort Of nuuF,rHc from either tinf
HhtNIk ur lip]uotionurios And ono OF
tho boost symptoms uf the tunes iH tho
determination OF intelligent and for-
wutd.lunkinp business men 10 stand
for n HIunrs deal We have passed
90 library OF laws trNinH "a stop the
growth of oNilH but not 10 stop the
evils. ~ min very minute We are
Hnnr 'hc restrictions that safe
guarded small iuy'storH during tho
WA lu effect saving 20 the wolves
There are the sheep: they are fine
and fat. help yourself" We might Us
We'll repeal the health laws while We
arc about a.
We have heon very busy trying
60 save tho world luudnhle enter
prise. bat 20 large contract let nm by
ull means try tu help uur neirhhors.
lut incidentally Def ua ~, 60 help nnf-
solves Every paper, every speech ia
rull OF references tu our debt ia
Hutuin, out debt to France. u debit
tu Belgium, until II looks m 81 wa
owe everybody and nobody owes ua.
But in r,WCmborinE these mulutudin
oHs debts wo need not altogether for
get our debt TO America We can pa,
n with u little courage and common
sense at this time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
COURAGE M
COMMON N

ny O. urr sorry tfut tho r0u.reH,
" law pr'.'Ufl rDrfHIU tuI H
fuIl 90 Hu editorial BOO u rtlr.f
number Of Tho Saturday Evening u. Z
entitled, .'oufaUo uuu Common
SENSE n It fui of EfrlIsHt.trum .fu,
shoulder AuieHcHuIHm. which mood.
90 hrIU 90 home and t-HruuluuUt fHs
nation boo thr times mon rHlI "rrIrH
~ OF thD two million readers HI tU.
Saturday Evening Post mHN rut 1000.
dofsithd De use ul The WuTI. ULI
muFoucks and other expressions OFT
the open range hut We loo erN N.t
leo understand and urrrrHH'. tIIH
mans Huuni. l'spi thiukiur and .rsf-
less estimate OF what TODAY .IUH
ton demands he SAYS Tor Instance,
Tho American contention tH smpIs
that no other system set devised hs
man hos given Hn much p,ttr pIls
p'rtN ana happiness 10 a. nHtINN IH
uufn % mot none holds out 20 much
promise Tor tIr IItufu AWsr.I HaH
been % good place 20 live BOO. f must
Doe a batter ono boz iH, future goo
make % Ho Is uur job bond We m.rf Hu
about 10 with courage Hri Au.r.Iu
common sense. NOT With Iu .I
aud NuH.u. German tl,uI,"
"Wo want prosperity 100 America
but not swollen fortunes Nr want
blk rewards FOR men who Do H" com.
Htructiyo THUGS Hud iuIl sentences .H.
'ht DIS fellows who steal tH, |I.U uI
their work Hui tHr slt.uHe uf small
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
GONE WILD
BY JOHN BRICK

fui chicadec from which Rlcane,i
that he and Harold kept bachelor
hall together Harold being n yellow
horse He was also the fortunate
poustHnor Of the hnndiest LITTLE OTIS
stove you ever see" Posse sHlont
seemed to have hcen 10 few IN hlH
lifetime that each atood out. invested
with particular charm. which set u
apart from the rest Of 10 Kind, notn-
bly, Daisy, Hafold's mother, also yel-
low. ana his wife A fine womun hia
wife had been, one who "knowed more
about coOkin' Than he'd ever nave
time 10 learn n Was she who hat
named Daisy. and later Harold.
horned the Ear-e day OF the month
a. her brother who was lost at sea
Harold o. n name for a niior seemed
rtill more inconEruoua than for q
horse.
II vas a week before our %acluaint.
ance ripencd nrrthcr. Then he up,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

trtDsfnff There have been 8ltureth
or too NAM mavericks loose un tho
range. furkiur cows Ou which fhrt
have uu claim There would lr uu
Hrul railroad m,Hs ma nurrHHIfN foe
o.. |rE tH IHrn down wages In IIFI, Iu.
duairDr ~ there hud been mo- banker
control uHd uu NlHErlui Watering of
fHU HuUk of these corporations Bon
tE.H rl.Hlu. W Iur uu ufUur rrIu..
Toms .u I.#h iI,.lDudH must proceed,
reductions boo lIsh wages durIus the
Hli H.imtut period
Fhn N..r business nlu ir not tho
one uIu H tIlkIuE unuut lIuHIlutur
Iahor. Boot fIU who i glnruVuins
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

Tho wind has "a pfoHf deaf to IO
with making Tho w-stihcr.tauo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

sIr iuHhul Boruol'a. the uu....i ~
painter waH born Boo fi-r Th. ur
Nori b u brought tim rIbNr lnfI..
was IiH portrait uf Captain fhr ii
orahlo John Hamilton. painted whom
Re- nuldr U.H twenty fHu t,Irs HNI
"" quickly achieved enormous uUpu.
lnfl,S ur u rurtfHit r.Ir',r
Iu li.. HH siIruir Numbered f..
IN 1909 h, HtI 90 .Iffsrs U,t#H.H
su. H%u|EHt'I NE Gsofrr llI .HI u
liNi wac appointed portrait H.Irf.
Co fNs kIuU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

Fora time Dean Gcorg, ". Kirchvcy Of Columbia University was
% meeting ct he National Committee ON Prisons and Person Labor be-
gave u.s. hs conclusion 81 the whole rsuc.
"Snp Sing Prison Is o BEN hole and always will Boz % BELL hoIc ~
long %. Sing Sing stauds
lc further said.
1T d, he terrible in1cxihuny of stone walls and steel bars that
count, against the prisoners. The psychological effect ON the men IN
such prison. b.. their worst feature was ~ Sing Sing for q while,
and the dscouagug thing Is The utter frthty of doing anything with
q human being imprisoned boz such q structure The keeper 81 such
% prison /, always dungeon keeper One can 2 bc q reforming warden
under srh conditions
Dean kurhucy approached the root Of tho natter Let ms 20
further and dig IL mp
And tc Foot OF the matter is This. that The trouble with Sing Sing
and every other prison, big and little, national state. county and city,
military and civil, Boo fact aI prison, since one portion IT the race
brrHI thc practice of locking up tc other also go insane asylum, aud
orphan astIume a
TIE HOUSE
The House represent, mot omy the advancement, of civilization.
If b. chief disease
The way 200 cure most maladIcs, aud especially muadics II he
mind and soul. such as crime and insanity, Is 90 get the patient out
uf 1uur.
Nr,rg man who has committed @ crime were 20 hr taken ~ some
camp Whore. under proper restrictions, be- could WORK, play. eat and
Hrp m on, open ar. prisons would cru,' 10 be- criminal makers and
goo long way toward becoming criminal rrformcrS
Dr. Scrhpcr ut the Massachusetts Insane Hospital. 90 Worcester.
bad % large farm which hr called a colony. and To- which be- took many
OF iur patients. He said n was a striking fact that many ~ the men
and women who were violent When locked mp were perfectly tHctaLlc,
harmless and gentle when allowed TO roam boo the open.
Man made the House God Almighty mnic the Outdoors, The
hoi hing we rau do with % body q mind or q ,ul that has gone
wrong ro JaN" b. back To- the Outdoor, which God made
OF cpur,r. % will NOT alway, cure. But IL will help ,omr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

what has ho,omc Of your baby
sister NHNi,.' asked u mother of hcr
uttI. 1.-Two N,ur uli rpu haven't
seen her for Goa houi
oh don't wortN about hor mp
replied Nasio, Nnu'u find her when
Won cloou up The rooms In the morn
ing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-31
Astounding
Reductions

womms Suits Goats and Dresses the UysM NJ oosh d are Popular dmnd
THE SUITS Aed ses Gabdns Dud de Lame P%ma sk vdms Thmsd etc
THE COATS Come in vhs Plush POM POM Bpa%dh Bdvh and all the wcd hbMG
THE DRESSES Both afternoon and evening come Thsus sms Th0eha Jerseys vdas GemgMs and
all the @hd hO combination
other fur @hMna d trimmings @me rp plated mhm backs and hmud decidedly rd whit touches dhh and buttons
The mLmgM w0dfn in the make up Burgundy tan aeg gray reindeer purple overseas blue betua
rocky rose dark brown plum ya and black there are more hMh bn chad the umeO tell ymo hem
The sizes are all women some coming 1.-THE small Junior ages to IS years and then the others will find grmems
of regular sizes ap AZ bust measurement also sizes 40 to 2hmm measure Th ew women
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-31

Naturally these are for the wcll-drcsscd
woman who will appreciate garments that
call for the acme Ia faShion-she can choose
wisely IN this lot--wita considerable thrift.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-02-07
MEMBEA
BANKERS
CkAIl0n
The HANCOCK co.
"WII.DCAT RIPPER
ROAD BILL" Is
WITHDRAWN

Sneed,il.e, Renn., Jan. 30. "A
road bill which created much en-
citement throughout our county,
has just been withdrawn after it
had been introduced In both hous-
es by our Senator and Represen-
tative 1t Nashville, as soon as
the news reached here the news
was spread over the county and
a large delegation Of citizens
went to Nashville to protest a.
gamst the passage of the bill. al
SO carrying with them many afii-
davits of citizens of the county.
The point of the bill was to
change the present commission
ers who are H. B. Jarnagin, w.
A. .McNiel, w. 7. J,ivesay, and
William Ashe and in their stead
appoint, L.C. Jarvis. W. p. Beck
.ler. W. IT. SIivesay. and G. w.
Yeary.
The following delegation went
to Nashville to protest the pass
age of the proposed bill
Robt. r. Wolfe. Herbert Gar
land, Morgan Brewer, Clyde
Mitchell. Geo. A. Williams, Jesse
Payne, C. v. Parkey. David Day,
David Greene, Grant Allen, W.
F. Coleman. J. Davis. H. b. Jar
nagin. Geo. B. Davis, Robert
Overton, 7. J. Cantwell. A. b.
Parkey, A. E. Wilder, c. w.
Yeary. ]. p. Livesay and w. A.
Yount.
The above committee was in
troduced to Gov. Roberts in his
private office. and they were as
sured that the proposed bill
would not pass with his approval
in the meantime the billwas with
drawn from both houses and
quashed.
The bill had been prepared and
introduced before the citizens Of
the county had any knowledge
oft. ,
Alarge delegation of Hancock
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1919-02-07

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