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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
HEARING of Socialists.

TUnited Press Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, Jan. 16--Fifty SUBJ
poenaes for witnesses in the hearing
OF five suspended socialist assembly
men which begins Tuesday in Albany
were being served here today by
agents Of the attorney generals Of
fee.
1t was learned that three tons Of
socialist literature and documents
have been taken to Albany to be use
ed as evidence.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
Heavy Snow Fall.

rUnited Press Leased Wire Service.1
CHICAGO, Jan. 16.--Heavy gales ac-
companied by snow fall swept over
the regions from Lake Superior to
northern Illinois today, causing delay
ed train service and interfering with
telegraph and telephone communica-
ton.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
Swift Drop In Temperature.

| CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan. 16. -
Samuel Benjamin experienced some
quick atmospherical changes early
today. He awoke to find his room and
bed clothing on fire and leaped out
of the window into snow bank
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
Some Short and Snappy Items
Which Make News Wire
Sparkle.

limited Press Leased Wire service.l
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Five hun
dred guests at the banquet Of the real
estate board were presented with
case Of pre-war beer each by Christian
Feeghanspan, brewer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
Fell Through Stage.

SAN JOSE, Calf, Jan. 16.--Ciara, a
trained elephant tipping the scales at
$500 pounds, crashed through the
stage at theater performance. tear
ing away eighteen feet of flooring.
Clara and the audience suffered ner-
vOuS shock
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
TABLOIDS
FROM FAR AND NEAR
Baby Bandits.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 16---Three
baby bandits barely able to arnbls,
STRONG armed" William Thompson.
twelve, robbing him of ten cents and
a key. William told detectives none
of the infant trio was over six.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
oeVenty-flve Barrels Of Liquor,
Worth 100000 is
Stolen.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
q. .ShlCAGO. Jan. 16--Six bandits
ssu up the yardmaster and seven
lnaeh~'ers ~ of a freight train crew in the
! ttoanlifylvania ~ railway yards early.
quay broke into two cars and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
Valuable Property.

thorities wouldn't let Fatty Arbuckle
move his choice cellar from the house
he leased. Fatty fooled EN-. He
bought the house.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
PREACHER Shocks psonle.

PASADENA, Calf, Jan, 16-The no
tobacco leagde gasped when Rev.
James Walton said he knew some
women had cigarette cases on their
garters because he'd seen them. He ex,
planned the women were wearing half
hose at the beach
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
Fresh Euos As rins.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 16.2The lat
est in tips. Eddie Hayes. a bell hop
in a local hotel received two strictly
fresh eggs as tin.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
THE WEATHER

Mostly Cloudy and Colder,
Local temp. Z p. M, %; 7 a. M,
2S.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16

The Telegraph Service Of The
Daily Gate City and Constitu-
on-Democrat is received over
our own leased wire.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16

CONTINUED on page 2.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26

Has The Name; Plays The Game.
MEMPHIS-"Ebery luther Guiana
man in de world has a nick name
bscause Of the game that bears his
name. .sDey alius calls me by NAH
right name;"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
RIPPING RHYMES
THE IOAFERS.
BY WALT MASON


] ply my Tyre the whole day long,
and have since long ago land ship
out bales of deathless song at fifty
cents a throw. And If l faltered in
my zeal, the sheriff would appear,
and promptly place his large red
seal on all my worldly gear. And
when my harp gets smoking hot, its
cooling system clogged. to some calm
park or kindred spot I oftentimes
have logged; and there the loafers
always sit on benches. day by day;
they do not toll. they do not knit,
they never strive for pay. / see the
same old musty groups by day, and
after dark; barred III from all the
city's coops, their home is in the
park. They seem to think there's
nothing wrong. they burble and they
laugh, until some peeler comes along
and prods them with his staff. How
doth the seedy little shirk still find
existence nice. when men who
buckle down and work can
barely raise the price? How doth the
booty little bum contrive to stay on
earth, when we must toll and make
things hum, to gain our board and
berth? 1t is a mystery, l wot, that
needs solution, much; and when my
air cooled harp gets hot, ! muse, to
beat the Dutch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
DAILY HOROSCOPE
Friday. August a, 1920.
copyright. 1920 by the McClur'
Newspaper Syndicate.)

downright. 1920 by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Conflicting forces rule this day,
according to astrology-
There is a sign supposed to indi-
cate intrigue and double-dealing.
Plots and secret plans Of sinister
purpose are believed to flourish dur
ing this rule.
hut later published in the newspa-
ners are foreshadowed. This ten
dency to ferret out the evil men and
women do is held to be intensified
bv unusual aspects of the stars.
II has been foretold that in the
new era that has dawned the
thoughts will be easily read and for
this reason i'll tidings will travel
more widely than ever before.
AS old habits and customs slough
away from the body polite many
sores will be revealed the seers de-
clare, but thus healing will be ac-
complished.
There is a favorable direction for
buying and selling. Whatever IS
most freely advertised will pront
greatly, for Mercury holds friendly
power.
ance under this government of the
stars, which should enable them to
succeed in public activities and par
ticularly in politics.
This a wedding day to be chosen
by all who seek happiness n long
life. 1t is unusually suspicious.
Dealers in clothing. millinery n
jewelry should benefit today. for
there is the forecast of much. proft.
Civic movements in which women
are leaders have the prophecy OF ex-
tensive prosperity. Colonization also
is we'll aspected.
Religion will be discussed In its
bearing on certain national ques-
tions, astrologers foretell. and No
vember will bring new problems to
the government.
Success for women who seek pub
lie approval is presaged by the
planets and more than will reach
high Office.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is may
have a year of ups and downs. but
they can assure success. Changes,
however, will not be in the least sat
isfactory.
Children born on this day proba-
bly, will lead evehtful lives. They are
often inclined to be headstrong and
fond of adventure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
SMILE AWHILE
BY Lee Kingston.

A month ago I read It, I read it
this day week; the statisticians
said it: High costs are at the peak.
This time next week. tomorrow,
or even by tonight, we'll leave the
heights of sorrow and slide down to
delight. The crop outlook's a won
der. Wen now begin to reap; rejoice
and stand from under. again shall
food be cheap" l listened while
they told me these tidings of great
10y; did ectacy enfold me or bliss
without alloy? Nay, though l am a
heeder of optimistic bleats, I doubt
them, Gentle Reader, when they
pertain to eats. How oft the paper
tells me. Potatoes come by TONS"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26

must be responsibleg That no
charge Of fraud is made in this con-
nection Is creditable to the election
omcers in this case. but there wa
violation Of the law no pms can
doubt.
The simple truth is that when the
votes were tailed up in the recount
last year there were found to he
more ballots IN the ballot box than
there were names on the poll book,
As the law requires that every voter
shall sign the poll book when he
votes, this could not have happened
IL the law had been obeyed. No other
evidence Is necessary to indicate the
desirability OF having a change IN
the personnel of the election officers
in the poll where such a deliberate
violation occurred.
We cannot agree with Mr.. Cannon
that falling to live up to the strict
letter of the law in this regard is
such a triffling matter as he indi-
Gates in his letter. What is the use
of placing stringent measures to
safeguard the ballot If those meas
ures are not to be carried out? The
whole spirit OF the Geran law is lost
II every one of its provision, es-
pecialiy those features of the law IN
tended TO prevent fraud at the bal
lot box, are not carried out to the
letter.
AS fo= the Republican organization
dropping certain school teachers
from the election boards this year.
we can only say that in view of the
action of the Legislature this year
in placing the appointment of cleo
ton officers back into the hands Of
the politicians, the wonder is that
any school teachers at all are named
anywhere, and we doubt II many will
be found this year at any polling
place in the state.
While no doubt believing that
there representatives in the second
poll of the fifth ward are just rs
innocent of any wrong-doing as the
Democrats claim their men are. the
Republicans have had the common
decency to name new men to have
charge Of this poll this year. 1t re-
mains for Judge DAILY, who Is q
Democrat. to say whether or not
there shall be new Democratic cleo
ton officers also. For the honor of
his court we do not see how he can
overlook such deliberate violations
of the election law as has been shown
in this particular poll.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
D'JEVER MEET

steve's intellect forgot to grow,
He seldom thinks at all.
The catcher tells him what 10
throw
And then he heaves the ball.
SIN. thousands give him their ac-
claim.
He feels II Is his due,
THAT he deserves his taste Of fame,
For he can smoke them through.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26

and still the grocer sells me the
zane old measiey ones. He's there
wish every reason why foodstuhs
Shonid he high: There's too much
tain This season" OF 1T has been too
drv-' That High Cost Peak they
mention I'VE stood on till I'm tired.
shall / Q pay attention to words
nv hope inspired. All l can earn or
b,rrow for victuals must l pay ana
I know by tomorrow they'll cost
more than today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
HEALTH ADVICE

@. How long is whooping cough
CONTAGIOUS? Could a severe cold
cause whooping cough?
A 1t is not possible to state de-
dnitely Just how long whooping
cough Is contagious, though IL -
we'll known that the disease is most
communicable in the earlier stages.
serum treatment has practically no
influence on changing the period OF
communicability.
Whooping cough may begin with
what seems to be a severe cold, put
the disease is always contracted oy
Communication from a previous
case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26

or SIT. 500. 900 when the govsrnment
Irritation was started in 1902 and
that today they easily represent m
~creases in land values of $3.50, 100000
due to this work and has prepared
a detailed report on this for congress:
He figures that only as per cent u
the total cost will be charged nnaliy
.a,tainst the government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26

Cochrane-co. Texas. has sixty
seven inhabitants to its $50 square
miles. The housewives there must be
annoyed to start biscuits and find
the baking powder can empty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26

Hot Dog Hakers Threaten Strike.
SAN FRANCISCO-Wienie max
ers here may strike. Sausage MAX.
from s3S a week to $50. Sausage
saIesmen and sausage wagon drivers
want the same scale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
THE NOISE

The EVENING NEWS has, on sew
eral occasions, called attention to
the utterly unnecessary manner in
which drivers of auto trucks and
buses blow their horns in approach
ing In the city. These horns
are pitched at a very high note that
pierce the and cause consider
able annoyance. The practice con-
tinues, however. although other fea-
lures of the traffic regulations are
enforced. 1t is also a mystery why
the trafic regulations regarding cut
puts on pleasure ears are so strictly
enforced while trucks may run with
CUT wide open as much as they
please.
The New York Evening Mail COM
ments approvingly on the action of
the authorities of Philadelphia In
attempting to do away with these
useless noises. The Evening Mall
says:
philadelphia may be as slow-go-
ing an old town as it is represented
20 be in the jibes of the day. But
1t mas proved itself brisk enough TO
take energetic steps TO put an END
TO an evil which New Workers are
tolerating with a s~upineness thai
does them little credit.
ION August / the Philadelphia po-
lice started to enforce that section
of the motor vehicle law which pro-
vides that "the horn. bell or other
signal device shall not be sounded
unnecessarily"
up to that time the City OF Bro
therly Love had been turned. like
our own tumultuous town, into a City
of Unnecessary Noises by the roaring
of automobiles up and down its
streets at all hours of the day and
the night with cut-outs wide open
and horns blaring raucously. MOTOR
lists by the score have been haled
before magistrates 10 explain TINS
reckless violation of laws, ordinances
and the rules of common decency-
'sThe results of this campaign, I'M
dertaken in response to a vigorous
public demand, already are being
felt in a perceptible scaling down OF
the high pitch of Bedlam. Pretty
soon, Philadelphias have reason TO
hope, the ears and the nervous sys-
Items of the community Will be fairly
well protected from the savage as
saults of the man who Is determined
to make the maximum noise in his
little world"
Sounding horns or other signals at
the approach of a corner was not
thought of until the advent of the
automobile. That was because the
lhorsedrawn vehicle made enough
noise as 1t approached to be of suf-
lhcient warning in itself. But we are
sure that no horse and wagon ever
made more noise in passing along q
street than the average truck makes
SO that il no warning signal is nee
essary for a horse-drawn vehicle
why should a signal, especially one
of the screech variety. be needed by
these noisy trucks?
This senseless footing of a screecf
whistle every few hundred feet OF
the city streets is a nuisance thai
ought to be abolished. II the police
would show as much efficiency II
enforcing the regulations against cut
outs and screech horns as they DE-
in keeping Smith street clear O
parked automobiles the public wouit
be thankful.
cochrane-co, Texas. has sixty
, seven inhabitants to it's $50 squar'
miles. The housewives there must b
lat hiac,aifs and nn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26

The Associated Press Is exclusively an
titled to tie use for publication of ali news
dispatches credited 10 " or not otherwise
credited in .hls snd also the loSal
news published hercfa
Th- EVENING NEWS II also q member
Of the American Newspapers P~uoilshers
Association and the Audi Bureau nf Circu-
iatfon.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22
EfTENSI0N SCHOOL
PLANS ANNOUNCED


Dt. c. Il W.nkl9s. head q The
Department OF Vocational Ascui-
III q at West Virginia >niv ,ty,
E8s announced the first extension
school and short course IN asli7ul-
u5e al 9hiaBstou. Ii ea=aae alton
en- vita The University AEdsUl-
t1ra} Extension Division. Begin
ming Monday January IS The
courses will cover period IF four
weeks and are as follows
bHrst Poultry Hus aandry
and Animal Diseases, January 20
-. 9oe- Pref +. = Andrews. de.
palment OF poultry hustan1gy,
West Virginia University fanuHry
%, 20-Dr. c. 4. Luedea Instructor
n veterinary science. West Virgin
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22
STAY oE EXECUTION

George Smith and Harry Seibert
of Wheeling, who We're sentenced
TO the Atlanta penitentary for one
year and ore day by Judge Dayton
at Parkersburg last week have
been granted : stay Of execution
because of the illness of the wife
OF one of the sentenced men. They
wee ordered to give $3.50 bond to
appear at Wheeling, delivering
themselves into custody at 1 o'cloc
or tie morning of February 49,
"hey were found guilty of the VIC
l4ti0n oG ne prohibition law.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22

No Strong Evidence roHi
AqainSt td5Hi.

A tele 50 H=as - ssoa T..
spector y. ~ 1sas. ri IT, .r
partment of lmiaieFa ON. PITTS
burgh, has been eee iTt3 e. Fauo.
Tom Buckley, COW - ta iar1.e
nation that the iHs# SIR j..
In Fairmont next S.ssaGaE 10 ar
range for the libesa on or haH g.
tie radicals there fer some L.me
back and against whom no very
strong evidence had been produced
BY the Department Of Justice.
The message vas given to con
urn advice by telegraph to United
States Marshal Smith and to re-
lease from custody four meu whom
It was decided 70 release without
hail.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22

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Read the Martinsbare Journal.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22

Rad tae Martnsaufg Journal.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-22

marriage license back to the Court
house and asked the clerk to "cans
cel' it, giving no reason.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
FRANCE ACTING
ALONE IN RUHR
nllirlsl rNIlNlr mas MlnI 10
OttniNL NiNf
ON Sirl AriON,


LONDON Apfil q No cabinet
council mrplIng was possible to-day
lem thn lvN0h occupation uf llhInr
towns, ua Premier Lloyd George IA
In Wales Winston Spencer Church.
lll. secretary for war n in France.
aud other ministers have dispurs,l
ior me NaiUr holldavH Nor BE- 10
possible 20 obtain any official pro'
nuunromoui concerning tho ,IuNH N
The british government
The prime minister lH expected
back tomorrow ur THURSDAY
Meanwhile, the matter n In the
hands ol tho amhassadorlbl confer.
onco az Paris u IL generally un.
dorsiood % The british pfrtf that
France On hD..ng alone ana htat thr
british government docs not approve
of her action, AMI the newspapers are
ahklug auNluusly why France la ace.
lng elono, aud NhN " force Ia need.
led, u is not allied force,
There Is nn disposition 100 The
pres Ia deny that Gurmuny has VI.
olalod the treaty or tu miuiW'fr lhr
possibility that the German lunkcrl
entertain the designs attributed 10
them hy France
Arcordlhe 10 ihe standard the lni.
ted states protest. against the french
action and have further lcfi the
british government Under no Illusion
concerning ith views.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
BUILDING TRADE
To CROW SLOWLY
Nl'M Nul,k tlNNNIINL NNGl.
ZINE GilIS ~ lSuNs
Iult SIltl MINT.

NrrHIH' tu ihf News
NiW NuNk. Ann e. Present
conditions indicate ihuf IA prfe hu.t
dinH movement which uuu s,uma m
.Oiinhlr ia Wow ot tho huusug thuu
ESQ must hp tnW Uud rUlul
growth che National lWuk of Com
morto lu Now York declares In lht
Aprl number of IIH magazine Conn
mcrco Monlbl,
Ono dpaIih Ul h0idiu. .lnlio
tho bank coni.uuOH 'H rendered
more acute hy dlntlliIm of tram.
puriauOu Some time wu rlups,
before the various lWpH Uf mdusii,
which furnish those materials viii
hr able 90 function ut mil capacity
Added tu luh lH Ihr dIU.ru,ly w.
dor present conditions uI Financing
new enterprises
M summbrItug enc current mar'
kct situation, tho bunk says
Fundamental business conditions
have changed lulr from u month
ugo THE present price lo,rl Require
q argr culumr uf credit anu capital
rur essential transactions thu cou.
p.od with the i.rI that sound public
policy requires IL conservative ufp of
bank credit. bua resulted lu ON Boz.
crvaauglN cautious attitude ON the
part uf industry aud commerce su.l
ani attitude r. much 90 be- commend.
led lt % ia reelected In q cnrrg .
,oulury conservative attitude up
The parl of the consumer uud IN cHr.
nest effort ON the part uf the produ.
cor lt may enable credit contraction
Go Be- effected without lnss or rho, N
kntll a normal basis la reached
Industry continues 90 be- hamper.
ol hy inefficient transportation This
ia not condition WhIh can be- ma
lcrIaliy aided by redistribution ol
vars but eau be- rcmcdlrd only h,
the purchase ~ q large amount Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
FURTHER CENSUS
rIGlHls NNNOt NCED,

Hs AEHrniri Pros
WASHINGTON. Aprl q The fol-
loUuF census figures we're announc'
led luulght
OgiUn tNah. 8g.Nri, increase =
..l. ur esq Der cent
liu,s,illo ohio, sn,i1p, Increase
l.tl1 co., 90 per cent,
HUNTINGTON Indiana 1900, IN
rrraHo a,i9N or 500 per cent
Wumiurluu. A. &, 9i,1f9 increase
t.Ggt ur an.d per cent
cambridge ohio, l3loi, Increase
tfi1 or li.f per rent
Orconshurr Pa, 1909, lucrcphe
g.Ogl. err iit per cont
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

Sealed proposals for building one
htlck school house In the town 0f
ppmpn, Texas, five one room brick
huildlnFH, and one two room brick
building IN the country viii be- TO-
ooiyod by the secretary ~ the pnmna
Independent School District ~ the
office NJ l.. e, MoMunry Grain CO.,
until a'a0 T., NJ. Tuesday Aprll
goth, 1890, nlds viii be- received
on MI these buildings collectively
aud on the school building 10 be-
erected In rampa separately md then
on the country buildings collectively
an proposals. must ho accompanied
by n certified check ~ $4,000,
Plans nnd Specifications and other
information may be- obtained on np.
plica,lon 10 tho undersigned, ar 10
W. u, kaufman, Architect Amarillo,
rcXne, The right IL reserved 90 re-
Joe, any or oil bids
l.. G.. McMu RTllY, Secretary
board OF Directors pampa lndepend.
ont School District tie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
SUSPENDED SENTENCE
IS ASKED by CARROLL


The care IT the State nl rcNiF 'H.
Ted Carol, charged With ih'li 1i
IN automobile, ~ the district court,
went 10 the jury Yesterday afternoon
about o'clock and un until o. Toto
hour Inst nlfht NO verdict had been
rendered,
w, ~ Clary Wis appointed hy ih'
court a. defend Carroll Who shli
that he had NO attorney Nc pleaded
gliliy 10 The rhhrnp and q request
for suspended sentence vas mace.
Carroll was arrested q loN Worlal
nae with Two ether young men by
Sheriff W, W Garrett of Charming
at that phase the niphi following to
hla'ppearnnte OF an automobile h.t
longing 10 Fob ulunn OF thls cil}
The men veto IN the ear 40 lhe llnie
AZ tho afrofi Sic GlonuH clr wut
taken ffom In front OF iafl'f cate
carly one evening llo notified To
fhorlffa department and telephone
rails WIRE nnl IN iur UiiiouH an
ovef this section OF the state cav.
follt arrest Was made about ono
o'clock the following morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
COUNTIES iinCElNlNG iEnli.Ai.
AN Urged 10 ntiiD liOln>

All counties are voinp % be- urgol
BY me state highway DEPARTMENT q,
carry out their read hulung prD
grams n they have received Federal
aid
This definite announcement WI
made Nv I. khllnlot, dlNition en
sincer for the lllnhway Commission
hnon hlk return 10 the oli, from
Austin where be- had beer called Cot
eonfcirncc,
rnleH the counties carry Oul
their programs be- believes That ac.
ilon later will be- taken IL Cancnl thr
appropriation mad fof them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

new equipment ana the heavy repair.
nF of old Although o number ot
mlrunda are now IN the mnrkct FOR
rails. cars and locomotive, The buy
ing movement hnH NOT yet reached
large proportions Extensive purch.
.oA ON the part ol the roads must
Wuit Che making of adequate iinpn.
,lul plans Some needs, however,
such o. the requirements of The ~.
palr shops, are ao urgent thni bu"
lnr ut this kind cannot lunr hr n0sl'
nnnnl