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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-05
CITY NEWS
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a. Wisely. principal % ths hish
school yesterday announced hst .
iamrd nom tb, c.nt..i .1hool Boz ih.
Ouff Coast Educational a..ucI. uon All
five schoui. boz cofru, Dhil.iI now n.. e.
. 100 Drr cent enrolment lui me ar
ISOLATION ttd $3.50 Benton. county
superintendent 81 schools
The night schooi CLASSES ars nst
progressing at AriHi ts iei dh
SHORT Ime agn according to S. y Noi-
isf. superintendent ~ schools lh'
BE- duo largely go having volunteer boz.
% uriprs Who lin unable fo nfcnd
r'rpurif MI Nonfi ntrlDfd a7
his belief ihHi ih" nifi' rfHooi 'rN'h-
eH h0nii De- Nlld 1s nn mfi' inl
rcEuinl attending.
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/ fonttf l'inapn liHh school lih'h'
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-05
a SCHOOL DIRECTORS
WILL BE ELECTED BY
VOTERS HERE TODAY

-Four directors VIII he named a. me
annual election today for ihe Corpus
christi Independent school District
Vno polls will puen af eight o. m.
"clock time" aud VIII close It seven
81. M "clock time There viii De
only Two poiling places one being .n
fhc council chamber n che CTS Hal
and the other Boz me tsh school build
ing
e. g. iltzsimmons win be nrosid
ing Judge at nae Council Chamber and
a. H. a. Guasett st the High school
Persons who have uaid their poli taxes
and nfe oth"rs ise qualified ere entitled
to vote upon the four oandldatcH a.
a. Llchtcnstcin charles Mow william
shrly and " 20 Braiser
Alr Lchtousieln is preside ni ~ tho
board now and b. r. candidate fnr -
election. BE- bias especially made
splendid record ana citizens generally
urc nuNious chat ho receive q large
vote today Mr. New is Vice president
of fDe hoard aul William Shelly ls sec.
rotnry The four trustees 90 he cleci-
ed VIII Hcrvo Two years ench
Dunnf fhc laei TWO yenrs thorc hhH
been considerable increase in nctivitl's
lu Corpus christi schools The enroll
mcut s ncreaHing ana s taxing the
capacity of the schools.
Three rooms have been added to fhc
Fourth ward school and three othe
rooms have hpen connected into ar
auditorium which - also used fof ela-f
room work These improvements cost
nearS $4,000.
Edward lurmnn school is crowded
there h,iug slght teachers with onN
sik tglhr class rooms Small looms.
which were not intended fnr that ruf
pose src now hcius used as nn emerg
ency
Thfco rooms have also been sdiff
tn the high school. ihe cost helms 40
proNimate.y S. 900 Another teacher
BIAS hrrr ,mployod .nd there b. ne q
~ hmlug additional instructions ac.
sordine 90 S. o. Notley supcrlntend
tnf ~ schools Commercial and sgil
culture departments have been sdded
20 the curriculum.
THE Gcorge Evans school fofmsrh
hsd two eAtl- rooma but one of these
Is being used this ye-r and snoshei
teacher ha- been engaged
The crowded conditions iu ths schools
i sufficient 60 make M Motley be-
nsys that the enumeration " person
~ school ace this ye.r will hs large
th-n any previous census.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-05
Lieutenant Horne
Has Great Time
Visiting England

lieutenant Is ~ Horne. aon 81 Mt
ind il.e William Horne ~ this CTS
gno la n iho air service u France
writes interestingly from London while
Boa trip t0 thnt giiy under date o
March is iis writes u part
Engllnd surely is ine place fDr
mD ana unls wish ! could have been
trained oyer here inftead 81
France o. feels llNe home more
neH CAS- estch mYssif forming
around lu SEQ Whu ia speaking
good oid English when ! am walk.
Mg loaU fhr streets sa tuat il
whai wt do OBJ France whenever
Ws htaf anyone boz fho lcHr uf us
sneaf.ue Enaliah
Tho frip came aH a surprise. ln
nrt hatD never received any
rUfd about mf srpi'o alton fnf
leave Gao England So ruesd-v ~
oIde. came fof five pilots 90 20 %
England md fiy b-,k snd J h.p
ueurd t0 30 one ~ ne rive
Have been .lgnt ss.ing around
Ilts1HiF square srd rev other
important points DOB ihs center az
town Don't Fuow whether go 90
60 Heading of ifuuEeffufi .. ny
fln- b. tofy limited bar n ue have
aifstth ~ bad weather will 10
here for Weei or a. 800 fh.f
wouldn't make me angry
o nede Tie tllp -orohs 30 chan
nei It ulEiIf. 81 : didn't f-e much
tuf expect 90 see more when J rs
hlrt landed ai southampton ana
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-05
DERS0NAL
u MENTION

E Duoh l,t tDflrfjny iol Waco.
m response in message Informing
mm 0f thr sep loua Illness of DOCS mother
tt lhii place
Mt aud AHs IS So Merritt ot pu
mh Minnesota arc hcre t1 Spend "a
Tow dtts Wlth thrH SON b. q Merritt
uud family lp Paul Place while cn
route to california
800 and MrH . e.. hoWcrH and SON..
Frame ol Agua pulce sprm Friday
n thc c.ty
Mrs J.. I'D BDuy ia c2peeted 90 or
rlyp tnla monWng uom Alameda.
California where sine spent month
GOO Visit ln her mother Mrs Eira
Stevenson uud OthD. relatives.
nKEss.dAklNG 1898 Mesquite 80
CApN)-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-05
NOR TUAR Y


GIica L. rhomAn of naysidc dlsd
Friduy moinns at ten O'Clock at local
snniturlgm ana the remains were sent
t0 Arkansas Pass hN tne lordt Allen
Undertaking Company. whore tnf
funeral services and lntermOnt viii
take place nt icn urlock this morning
under the auspices of the Masonic
Lodge.
m, deceased Was AZ years ~ age
ana besides q wife he b survived ht
three children.
io was brought here two weeks ago
from his home "a bayaidr Cor treat
mont.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-05

mias calie Moore. who taught the
West Point nohool imuE ur present
school tolr was Boo ho ci1 NoHicrinf
.n fouto tD ben hUne n llier irN1h.
Many mal schools $3.50 .ul dl ur I1is
month said Sat Benton county nupef
mtsnNDnt OF schooie YESTERDAYS. a few
1f tho schooH having nlnr months
term. win NOT ho oui uutl farh n
Nut
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-05
Bernie Miller Ready
to Go Over Top When
Truce Stops Fighting

pftat, uefni. N Mlitr een 0f Ml
ind Nfs rcfnlo MuD h's wfii'n
letter tn tn PATIENTS undsl dHi' 4"
Nafen ai from lamn Mo.iit
IrInn uf some uf N experience over
soaa Mnn afltift WAs eu irregular
intt nr $500 nm cor letter fnl mnN
Ohnn flul months iurrnN which i'm'
H. vut either hn4nr to Goo front o
WAS nu tHf front foud Nas $50 sitU
fhHf 30 waf necessary tn crawl 600
lnfn $3.50 Man's Land lo Htcll iuUnip
which iny DrrWauH hA1 planted lhi
WAS Iu Belgium
Pant vf hs letter follows
rhot nuanf sent us or Nf fhla
nani back to vhofe theS said wc
would nas. fon DAVIS rest fHf
which 80 wore 40 thankful wr
had ihr hardest uieht hiking io Hri
81 fha Iiaco fhat have ever nfd
rhe uett dHY vf cleaned ouf
selves oN fis best ~ could Will
nlf waite and w. we're al q.
foIU.ur over fhe frn DAYS ~ Issf
ahetH of uH whom an ofI' came .n
n forward maI.h iu another
Unnf about twtntt mIlr7 fifinef
Cham fIe unr ~ NaI Iurf irff
Ws wont on iae flrlug line on
Saturday night ana uttr the iup'
.u SUNDAY morning AND ndtanc-
cd several sliumef'is tkinE three
nm1N towns Uu Monday m"rnlnN
si nts 0'rincr fhe uiHvf was pass
I'D down ihai $40 would ro over tho
t0. .f .Iv o'rinch ihuf m0lniHr
a.lr A flerd md then decided
f0 .,ni % hp, ~ hIrlmrN hFiw'en
ua hsfO0, efutma nrft We nhN
Finished uuf msfciess mpai nuh
wor, io0finN Owen Uuf SUN. nnd
nIms preparatory Zoo going over
whom Do nrrrn minutes io HS Hn
urHt came nHf fhr HrmiaticD bad
boom mrned nnd There would nD nn
moro nrhfmr f0r uH
1--WE weru taEnn nuf 20. nuf holes
naf afternoon about thrcr n'rIocN
HnH nuf bon nWefs We could Hof
believe f.a r0oI news HntN wt 1881
um NIohtu comME up thnf owe
nr. about ..N U'rIoeA then we
.na.. Il uH frHr af sou would nni
900 fne DuoNf up ihat CLOSE We
would haft hal Rona niEli"
siecp nHd uc H.lFlHus nrH roniir-
noi boon crlenitmg 600 uiRhi lntr
Tho nest das found ue nni on Wh1i
$3.50 anf h,fo0c hHl hrDn $50 MN
Lands dolnl 0ioao ordD driI' Wr
YgDrr There about seven days wnrn
81, wrra ordered tu th' i,hin' WIN
fhD rimt of occupation However
$50 Voro Called nach before we got
th,rD aud hero am in tht o. g 81
win tou more WHOM s'e you
uNI,n wlN hc ln about t'n days.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-05

rfu0On between thr slln ~ thc Gtorgc
i.4ne .chooi nnd ln. David iiirsch
school resulted n victory Gov tho
Grcrge Evans team bs = score ~ 10
10 Tho game Was played ON the
George Evans grounds Forwards tor
the Gtnrsr Evans team were Jose
nhine Ga} aud hillie rerhlea win
Elizabeth suite and Lorraine hsntfofi
a,tiug as forwards for me David
Mrsrh team Baseball and basket
hall game. will BE- PLAYED between ne
two schools neat wseh
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-05
MISSING GIRL EgTUHHso

Amits. la. April iosi- sp.tah
thc I8 teaI oli rIr who Na. MISSED
trom 0.e home ~ her foster parent.
neur hero i've da's tgo und was bt
lLy,a 90 have been kidnapped WAS rc
euinpd to her foster PARENTS tpdas n
"a man who gave hls name as hrooA
Biooks said ihc gisl asked him ior
riip nnd hr took her in hia hom
.raiher lhau see mon walk hack polic
authorities announced they viii in
vostigaia lhe ease $50 arrest wa
made
TO let tho late news lirsi, sgbsefil
or tho caller
Caller clsssifieds Tor quick results
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-05

j. y. Wissly, principal ~ ,hs hieh
achoui hnf seurDrlded w. - Nufej
1s director rou,ul of the district meet
fD. tho mfsr huiastc League which
wu Do hrid hors Anil ls and iH
Robert pmaon ngh school athletic
ruach. VIII mkr 81 Wsoiys place ns
director nf athletics fnr thc meet fhcse
ohnuRoa hnvo been made hocnnH" ~
10 D.nf impossible fnf St. NDn' to
8,foto enough Nmr n iIfec' tn, 90
falls uf fnD inject
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-05

J a. Wisely prineipsi % tie hish
school tcai-rd-t announced tH-t
700 uri cent enrolment led been Uh
Amrd fom the crntf.' srhoui in ihr
Ouf 'of.f Educational aaa0CI- u0n Al
five school. Boo corpus Dhllsil uUv Dol. O.
100 urr cent enrolment Cos me tr
ISOLATION tud $3.50 Benton, county
superintendent az schools
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-22

While the army Of occupation winds
up tho Watch on the Rhine. your in
come tax win help wind mp the cost
Of getting there. Pay it today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-22
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
WALLOPS ESCAMBIA
TO TUNE OF so TO 7

Last night. at the Y. NJ. c. 4. eaur.
before a large number OF basketball
enthusiasts, the quintette representing
the high school walloped the Atmore
five TO the tune OF 60 to :. The game
was fast and exceedingly interesting.
the large score to the contrary not-
withStanding.
The local team, after weeks OF hard
practice. during which time stars Ct
unusual caIiber We're developed, us
blossomed out into one Of the fastest
fives that has ever represented -
Pensacola High school. The visitors
were willing to mix it mp, but seemed
to be shy on PASSWORD
The outstanding features of the
contest. besides the noticeable skill
full password of the local five, were
the shooting Of Olsen Of extremely
difficult baskets from various angles
of the field. and Creary's unusual ef-
ficiency in winging field goals.
The following i a detailed SUNNI Try
of last nights contest:
p H. forwards Creary. = field
goals; Edwards. l field goal For
wards: Rosenau. l field goal. Cattn
Center: Olsen. i field goals, Reese.
1 field eoal. Guards: Kehoe, Wilson
Guards: Nickery, Stearns.
Atnore- Forwards. Fowler. fou1
goal; Crosby, 3 field goals. Center
Watson. Guards Greer. Wake.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-22
MEN LAKE uEpAs

The Real specific for RHEUMATISM
and BLOOD Diseases, purely vegetable,
contains no mercury or potassiumn,
absolutely no bad effect from VEDAS
THE NEDAS HOME TREATMENT
gives wonderful results without suffering
or loss Of time. send for free booklet
and testimonials. Sent in plain enve-
lopes. If discouraged with other treat
ments You can depend this. All treat
ments under personal supervision of form
er Government physician. Full 80 day
: THE VEDAS REMEDY COMPANY
All BiSbee Bldg
Jacksonville. Florida.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-22
PeriIs We OuerIook.

or the many perils that beser The
average individual one re the most
serious is common cold. It is not the
cold itself that imperils our well be-
ing, but the serious diseases which it
leads to. Consumption usually Stats
with cold, or a succession of colds.
It is a germ disease. and germ diseases
are most likely to be contracted when
you have cold. A child that has q
cold is more likely to contract diph-
iberia or scarlet fever than one who
has not. For this reason every cold
should be regarded AZ a peril ana got
ten rid of as quickly as possible.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy viii
help you throw it off Try it.-ady.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-22
CHIPLEY PACKING
COMPANY SUBJECT
OF CRIMINAL WRIT

IN criminal information filed yes
terday in the local office of the u s.
district court, the Chipley Packing
company, located al Chipley Fla. is
charged with having violated the fed
eral quarantine laws. in that it causcJ.
a car load of cattle to be shipped
from Washington county. Fla. to Mo-
bile. Ala. without PERMISSION of lie
federal quarantine authorities in Bir-
mingham, Ala, who have supervision
over that county.
At the time the shipment was made.
on June IA. 1918. Washington county
was held under quarantine. 1t is ex-
pected that the hearing of the case
will be watched with a good deal Of
interest among cattle dealers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-22
OPEN HOUSE FOR
SERVICE MEN TONIGHT

Open house for the service men IT
the First Methodist church tonight
from until II o'clock is announced
by the F,pworth League OF that
church. An excellent musical pro-
gram viii be given, games viii he
participated in and refreshments will
be served Among local musicians
who Will take part are Ray Densmore,
who viii give a few numbers on his
cello. There VIII be q solo by Mr..
Howard Capper, a reading by Mrs.
Herbert Wood a vocal solo by Ms.
a. r. McAnister and numbers #
others.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-22
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.
TO BE HELD IN CITY

The L. s Civil Service Commission
announces an examination for third
grade positions. to be held at Pensa-
cola. Fla, on March 10, 1919. Va
cancies in the position Of policemen.
III the Navy yard service. at S3.52 4
day, will be filled from this eXamina-
ton. Persons over 40 years of az
viii be admitted to examination bur
certified for appointment after those
under that age. For further informal
ton and applications, address the So
rotary. Local Civil Service Board.
Pensacola, Fla. or the Secretary,
Fifth civil Service District, Atlanta
Ga
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-22
OVERCOATS!

We are still selling
overcoats at 25 per cent
off. We have a good Sc
lection to choose from.
Why not take advan-
tage of this sale on ac-
count of the good values
offered at reduced
prices.
Sale includes Mems,
Boys and Children's
OVercOatS.
Joa,nWafte Sto1e
- 80 w.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-22
81, 900 DAMAGES
SOUGHT AGAINST
A MAIL CARRIER

Suit for damages in the sum Of ST.
oo0 was filed yesterday in the office
Of the clerk OF the l. s. district
court against John ". Peddie, et al
Of Liberty county
1t is alleged in the petition that tie
government was damaged, in the
amount sought to be recovered, BY
Peddie's having failed to carry out
mail contract as rural free deliver
man, on a route out Of Bristol, Fla,
in Liberty county. The case Will BE
heard in Tallahassee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-22

If you think an income tax pinches
that some of our returned
soldiers would be glad to pay it
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-22
THERE MAY Be
FEW GASES in
DRY. DESERT

WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 20-Prohibi
ton may not prohibit. There may be
GASES in the desert that is supposed
to spread over the United States
July !.
This is the fear of Representative
Webb of North Carolina, joint author
with Senator Kenyon of the Webb
Kenyon law.
Congress has enacted no special
machinery for federal enforcement of
the war time prohibition law, to say
nothing of the constitutional amend
ment The present session expires
March A. Only one Of the fourteen
great supply bills has been reported
out of committee. Congestion of bust
ness is inevita BILE.
Representative Webb believes the
department of justice will have pOwts
to proceed against violators of the
law after July /. but he asserts that in
the absence Of specific penalties cor
breaking the law, selling liquor wiz
amount only to a "misdemeanor," and
the law will be violated with impun.ty
in states now wet.
Vets plan to prevent enactment of
enforcing legislation by congress.
IF by delay and Subterfuge the Ii
quor men can prevent congress from
adopting legislation providing for en-
forcement of the new article to the
constitution they will be able in some
states not friendly to prohibition %
keep business alive and save part Of
it at least" said Webb
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-22
OKLAHOMA PHONE
COMPANY IS FINED
FOR OBEYING LAW

oklahoma City. Feb. 1"~The South
western Telephone company was fine i
$1,000 by the Corporation Conmis-
sion for putting into effect rates or
dered by Burleson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-22
WOMEN OF RED CROSS
ASKED TO CALL FOR APRONS

Women Of the Red Cross, who as
sisted III making surgical dressings
while the country was at war, are ask
ed to call for their wells and aprons
at local headquarters. The secretary
has the care of clothing which has been
left there. but the chapter wishes to
have them cleared away as quickly as
DOSSible
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-22
OBITUARY
FRED WILLIAM LlTToN.

% years, died yesterday morning 1T the
Pensacola Hospital. The remains Will
be shipped today to his home in Pros
cots, Ark, for interment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-22
Colds Cause Headaches and Pains

Feverish Headaches and Body Pains
caused from cold are soon relieved
by taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-
me Tablets There's only one Bro
mo Ouinino F. " GROVES sigma
turc on the box soc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
To
Be SCENE Of 4
Bic FIELD MEET
AFFAIR WILL BT HELD AT HUI
BARD PLAYGROUND AT T"h"-
Ty-s1xrH STREET NEXT SAT.
Afternoon Ard Evening Program WIN
Plenty Doing For Youngsters OF
all Ages.

on Saturday evening. August 9th. ono
Of tho hirc"st community celebrations
ever held IN Wheeling will h" staged O"
. the Hubbard playground at I"'n'9-
! sixth street with hand concerts
speeches. races rarad"s and c'"rE'h'nH
that goes with genuine first class '''e
/ bration. All Of ,hIs STIR below the cr''k
! Is being made To show appreciation l"'
! series Of park benches that were pro-
sent Cd 10 tho Hubbard playground p!
friend If III" playground movement IN
Wheeling These h"nchCS arc now h''hH
. installed and by the end of IN" "c'N
: they Will hc ready To receive IN" oi"'E
: folks Of tho n"Irhhorh"od. VIII" como IN
( such largo numbers /" watch IN" ch''-
drcu at their games and play.
Mr. John Nelson. chairman Of tho COM
mite" in charge. in speaking OF IN"
celebration sand IiHt ir,,hlnE would u"
left undonc To show IN" p""Nl" Of Wheel
ing what n ll,,. uclEhhorh""d can d"
when |, COTS started. FUNDS ar" hong
solicited and lh" committee meets ir'
0ucntly on tho playground to discuss
details Of the ""l"hrnt!"H
1t will hc program II entertainment
reaching from tn" dIHncr hour until m"
band finishes late in IN" evening.
. paradc by the youngsters in costume !"
tho tune Of Observation-Disclosures hands
opens the celebration nnd tered 'nd'"d
must DO the ncIrhh"r who Will not l."
aroused by Tn" nous" and dead :" IN"
world # he h" now wiling /" follow inc
Iuhllant thr"uE Of merry making rarad-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
MILLION DOLLAR
BOND ISSUE IS
UP IN MARSHALL
FOUR DISTRICTS Ii MARSHALL
COUNTY ARE TO VOTE FOR GOOD
ROAD BONDS IN NEAR FUTURE.
Federal Aid Will BE Offered the Dis
tricts In the Order N which
They Vote.

Marshall county IS taking UP tho good
rnaI program ~ "arnrs' ana -FOUR as
triris within tho ucNi sixty days VIII
vote on bond issues aCCr"gatng Sl.on".-
quo Federal aid Will hc e f"rrd tho dis
irlrt& IN tn" order they vot" bonds ann
AS , result ihcrC Is = close race on I"
hold elections a, the very earliest date
poSSihl"
Marshall county n! tho present tim" -
connecting Ny with tn" other counties
adjoining AMI ha. ,hnwn ~onGorful ac-
I,yiiy IN tho good rcd movement ana
tho citizens ar" doing all win'hn th'ir
power 20 get hch!nd thc movement ana
put across.
other Road Fond Elections.
Mcclellan di-trr,t. n"ddrIbG" county
will vote August on 1 special dir'rt
Icvv If - cents ON each so" property
Valuation for period "f ten years dur
ing August TN. is tn" first district III
tho state to ,huuSr Tia" l"NI plan "N''
tn. hrnd .~eu" Th" folks thor" desired
to pay as ih'y build.
During ~" week "f July ISIS con-
tracts for Oyer nmn, 6"0 SGuar" yards or
roucrct" paving w"r" awarded IN IN"
l.r,tcl .Nr',>. E!d% Will h" "p"r"d h"-
tween y -uSi ami IL fnr ?."""."""
,uuar" va. = Of rrn"""t". nc" IN" no
amin. a. this year awards for "oncr"i'
have, been made for ">.9II,l6h Spuar"
yards.
NJ. l.. Eahl. gradual" "f tho stat" UNI