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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
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Why BOTHER ABOUT
tiNi'S N TENlSq
o"''ine OF ti,ics Department nf Tho
TEXAS Federation of Women,
clubs


Texas is now famous thrnurhnu
thc United States. and Is fast Gain
ing worldwide reputation becau..
OF the oil Industry. OH mean,
money, money should Ncan beauty
and beauty means ciyIcs. Now iha
our state has achieved such renowa
can We not. or are We not willing Oh
put forth our best efforts tu gain
Cleanliness aud Beauty ~ trade.
marks for Texas The Ciyics d..
nar,ment Of the Texas Federation OF
Womcn's rfuus ncsltes most earnest
" 10 work To this end. because
beauty cnrichcs lie. both Tor Che
state and the individual
SO that The following achieve.
ments may be- accomplished. We ask
the assistance and cooperation ol
every publlc,mindcd citizen Of Texas
90 War Memorials. Before th'
erection OF these memorials which
are 10 symbolic the noblest service
rendered Humanity by this genera
ton. would Il not b. discreet Go first
think deeply and plan wiseiy' DO
you realize that a mistake in 'elcc-
ton would BE- permanent and tflt
the sentiment connected with a wlr
memorial makes Us removal almost
impossible Many places are erect.
ing q mere SHAFT. a fountain light.
ing standards. parks and commun-
nv houses But u has remained the
privilege 81 few communities Co.,
sec further into tho future and t0
plan an even nobicr tribute rhnv
have seen the vision ot q r.flc Gene
ter where the memorial may le DN.
pressed not only w the boIutlul
lines OF q single building but Boo o.
center OF noble edifces. facing or
enclosing a plaza or square IN which
trees and flowers add a touch OF
natural. living beauty Towns cun-
sidcrinE the erection soon of several
public buldines might do well o.
consider this plan The most pre-
tentious plan for civic Center has
come from Portland. Oregon who
mayor and city council have conccly-
ed a memorial that will extent
through the whole city. and viii be-
connected with a highway that VII
reach through the state
ca city Planning. As our Tex
as cities are now lust IN the max.
Ing" would - not be- we'll 90 profit
BY the mistakes made BY other Cli.
les Philadelphia e. striking eN-
ample OF this as their first plan for
n city appeared on paper in 1898
However this plan was disreeardol
until 1907 when the Paramount PARK
Association started the cor stfuc'lcn
81 the Parkway which Is now con
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

ifoiN 0f Texas to observe 10 by plant
inf of trees and 90 Observe ihe co.
malutrr oi tho Uceh ny 700 system.
attic ana cooperative community
tIran.ip Campaign uIy tc nOt
nope ihat all the people col TrsaH VIII
m"t. ui iHiH WoH REAL CLEAN
lf WEEK FOR TItAa."
Iho civic cou.D..ur. Wili nU. go
90 sleep ii the ewes of tho people
$500 kent open"
N Am ur.ckhDHU DuIsr, Chair.
mun ut Flint District
M" ioHir NHurIr N Vernon.
Chairman e., TmId district
Mo- " Is Reid Houiuu Chairman
of Fourth DHfu..
Mr N'r, Adam. hins.filir chal,.
mnn of Finh H.iu.t
hr x - Zee. rHon Chairman OF
Sixth District
Mrs j a. FIniU. ilH.holl state
Chairman uf c.tU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

just aH good rlghl 10 De- planned 1913
fho city go plan ihe city separately
rom che country H therefore. an
social u1rcuu0mic. aud uuHUuul u
practise. NoN ihai Comfy fadnrl.
lions IIo fu boz organised ZOO over
'he static che wufk thai WI'I Ipps
quickest tu ibr rural w0m'n Rl
BE- r.r'rH tH setting f1uh Hrrl.
n'cnts for This work Econoi4y huull
De- 70 ssd. because o. country dI-
unrI bed for Dos good rtadH shade
ur.s beautiful homw and t NIn
attract newcomers 40 pu.Ihl" pore
m.nuni rD Ilonls and VIII. therefore.
ulHu,. r.r value ul ihr pr1n.tr
uur ruul homo long wHy iN".
live fp iD'l
THEIR ,nunuy'a story
Tarr lIc har heuIfb h.r wealth hrr
might
ilDrr lies lrr future r'.fv
After wHdInr those .HE f'lH
wa yUu mot remember sHr motto
suggested ht the rif.u Department
of The General Federation 'lnt
nIrrr of work n'" Civic advancement.
In each community each year, iuu
may psI What ~ up and How
Your civic. Department VIii bn r'Il
20 pas Un FEB yoW sueFr. iion. aHl
hoips me, have rainod through rr,
search uud study There irs m.u,
associations u To,t and America
ready ard anxious 20 hnlp YOU with
,our oy., problems. Your civic.
Committee go.ug to keep uri
system of thp r.rir work done ht
che federated cluls of TeNHs. li'
This means tHo ramn location. limos
of work uudoriak ~ pccumpiyh-
monis uud other desired data ro
rarlirr each club ~ tho State FHl-
Grafton may ho rer rlr1 Hud ALWAYS
30. accessible E,,Ty club d. ur o
10 have civic. tommitlcc This
committee should .md lH month Dr..
fore mo- pi.'f..' Meetings @ rrpu
" work dome along civic linrs iu thH
District CiyIrs chapman
Governor Hobby tHs issued a nrH
clama'0u declaring Fohruar, tw.u-
iy.ihrd Nrbor paw a. urrr. r.t.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

rldercd the groll,r rwoaliolii CT
Jury cltic accomplishment in th'
world a. 10 not wise, therefore. Co
go slowly md tu pan anG build ho
we'll that thc coming generation WI
NOT have o. tear down hui ihIi ihDt
mas rcrard with Soc ih0 Uort 'h1
has been donr9 u wus against tH
otil lhat pla' 49,. prepared Tor
our naionii caniiol Washington BE-
NOW q ril, Of wii,h fhr whole nation
NAV p. proud VII won NOT moss
lolu thc rrNa Town lnd Cuy Plan
ntnr Association Addros q.
sufm'.. scrrc.1t, sherman
co Chir ~ur,rNs. lu firWr't
Inc civic lcftrrmr.t i.t u i,
ber 20 follow uul rr'-iU.r' Nee
Floorc's .loran ant kno, 'nur
Town cord. win Do. sr' I' Unf.'
ono dtNgiur OBJ mIkr lhos" ..rf'|
ana efficient civic survey. rfHt.l
made ~ Te,a wood wIli hc n',H io
the District wpk.r. fIr most fr
VOWS lH~uF 'h.. folr B ll'e.
tor rru HI. tnD h0Yuf 70 ln'uHrg
thh gravel tof u 600 assume fU"
1890 as WORKING motto. uah
vour own town fhr best town tu 1870
In
90 contest Tor t,pt's ,u,i.
This emp h rN.u fo encourage
beauty cl,anlr, lHj sanitation .t
TNa-' uou abused huilNnf ih'
COUNTS court house Qnauah won th'
up iu inIt.lHi, hut Corpus christi
hl had th, unique honor NJ winning
fof ihD last three N.af- Clubs from
cyory county n To,a. ar" urged 'u
enter fhis contest n Curpu CHRISTI
wins fnr five ,gnsrufItr years iNr
cup becomes th'r perpetual trophy
90 irbor nn. Trees uta ono
~ ihe elemental expressions of
beauty a splendid .cufou is now
ln the ground Tor fHu planting ~
trees. and 900 nr0p.c should avail
thcmsolys of trI. opportunity V
planting moro trHn. r1f only ou The
home grounds hu' ON lbu school
wards in u1r.s UuI most especially
along N. highways Begin me- plant
inr of trees now lrl continue Unil
after Arnor nar February TWENTY
third while planting trees do no'
forget tho flowers. because flowers
should b. planted oarlr loo The year
~ of TrNls should ths spring
blossom 1s rose
COZ eta Government Plan for
Public Srhools. lu order that ih'
true spirit uf Amcr.caulation may
be- taught and thlt American Ideals
Of good citizenship ho usulled into
the coming generation many school
have instituted with much success
not only .ln Nh" High schools nu'
also IN the grades tho ciiy plan ~
government ana Thrift clubs have
also been organized Tho growing
girl. aud boys 100 our cities In MANY
cases. brought up 90 look upon fhc
MAYOR ana C.ty council ls % rol'H'-
ton ~ .uclmpcienfs and possible
CRATER. Fathers ana mothers must
take % greater interest boz municipal
affairs. and otuin "a tfne estimate
~ tho personal worth of their rep.
rosonia'iycs II this condition is -
be- romodlod
co Country Planning. Tho
county has just a, great O. need and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

Today the demand for Wichita trucks in
the sovthwes, is taking the capacity Of the
two plants. In fac, the Oklahoma City plant
was acquired only last fan and this Increases
production was made necessary by the BIG
demand for Wichita trucks at home.
Do you know that Wichita trucks are
smong The eldest makers OF trucks now on
the market; Only about twenty makes have
been on the msrke, as long as have Wichita
trucks.
Into every Wichita truck made is put near
ly en- years Of hard study, nearly ten years
Of always striving 10 make just a little better
truck. Of nearly ten years meeting and mas
lering the difficulties that are ever met in
The manufacture Of motor trucks.
When you buy Wichita truck YOU get this
experience the benefit Of these efforts with
or, paying for them.
We know that machinery when used will,
wear. We know the hazard Of accident Is
ever present with motor trucks. Timely re-
placements Of needed parts make the lfe Of
\ motor truck without eomputsble limit Bet
an idle truck yields no returns When you
want = needed part you do not want 10 wait
while drss ging trains bring il from distsn,
points.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
HOUSE ON WHEELS
MAKING LONG Ti,lp

CORPUS CHRISTI. Texas. Feb.
li.--.lrom the Black Hills Of the
Dnkotaa To the neashoro at Corpus
thrisli Va n homie on wheels IA the
trip made by Mr aud Mrs. George
Authior of South DAKOTA, who left
81 Paul. MINI. september |, 1913.
ma have just arrived here IN a
complete mouse built on an auto.
mobile chassis.
The ear. which looks not unlike
a hotel motor bus during thu day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
A TEXAS WONLI,i,

Tor kidney and bladder troubles,
rrny'l weak ana lame back, rhcuma-
iam and irregularities of the kldurys
aud bladder In both men and women
n not fnld by your druggist. will be
nnt by mail ON receipt NJ sl.25
Small bottle often cures. Send for
sworn testimonials. Dr. r. W. Hall,
1925 olive St.. ST. Louis. Mo- Sold
by druggists Advertisement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

The Womnn's Auxiliary OF 81.
andrews Episcopal church VIII
meet Monday afternoon az o'clock
IN tho Parish House for social aes.
zion the hostoases being Mrs I'D.
ward r Tomple ana Airs q. G. Sea.
mnn. Al the ladies of the church
AFRO invited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
OIiricnt.Ila,i-

30 u'BrIoni and Miss Lucilo
nuv were married nt o'clock yos-
to-day afternoon by Rev Ernest &.
Nobluy at the parsonage OF The Fret
Christian church They lrfl on m"
Fort Worth and Denver last nirht
f0fr points w north and Central
foNas un their honeymoon tour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

moth inside aud out. carries com.
plctc cooking and camping outfit.
and ut night Ia cOnycrtcA into "A
comfortable bed, fully protected
from the weather.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

We wan, 10 tel you atou, Wichita trucks
Wichi,n trucks are made by the Wichita
Motors Company. This company operates two
factories, one at Wichita Falls and one at
Oklahoma City.
Tire Wichita Motors Company was organ.
ized in 1910. The first Wichita truck was
made sno sod IN the spring Of 1911.
The first president Of the Wichita Motors
Company was Joseph A. Kemp, who is well
known to the people Of Texas. Mr.. Kemp
is still heavily interested ia the Wichita Mo.
tors Company. he, ct this time, being chair.
man Of The Board
Every officer in the Wichita Motors Com.
psny has been with that organization many
yearf. The same management that directed
the affairs Of the Wichita Motors Company
when il was first organized is directing It's
affairs today.
When Wichita trucks were first mede there
existed in the southwest a prejudice against
buying q homemade truck. Due to some
cause that could not be fathomed feeling
prevailed that in order TO BE- a good truck.
a truck had to be made in Detroit, or some
other northern point.
We didn't sit down and NOPE when we
found ourselves up against this condition.
But we did go after the foreign trade.
We knew that to the man in China, Egypt
in South America and the islands Of the seven
seas the big question was not WHERE a
truck was made, but WHAT a truck would
do
BY this test Wichita trucks have been pro.
nouneed to be good trucks. for loday Wch-
ia trucks are in use and are giving saiisfac.
tion in seventy-iive countries outside the
United States. This Is by far the widest
distribution Of any motor truck made any
where on earth.
A prophet is no, withou, horer IN his own
county, after he has acquired honors abroad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
FIVE FINES PAlp
IN pOLICE COUNT

Five parties were fined In cor
pointion court yesterday morning for
violation OF the cily's ordinance pro-
hibitlng splitting on sidewalks. Ono
man was fined for speeding and one
for operating car with open muf-
fler. Eisa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

We viii carry a complete stock Of parts in
Amarillo. We will give factory service on all
Wichita trucks used in this section nj our
home here. And we are never more than
few hours from over million dollars worth
of parts for Wichita trucks at our factories
II Wichita Falls and at Oklahoma City.
Wichita trucks are success. Proven 10
be rood trucks By the rigid rule Of only the
fittcst can survive. The company making
Wichita trucks has grown from a small cap.
utilization Of $4,000, one half paid in, TO
capitalization Of Sl,soO,OoO, every cent paid
IN and has assets Of nearly two and quarter
million.
The Wichits family Of trucks is complete.
II includes the l-.on, l-l-ton, 2-ton, 2l-2-
ton, Hilton. 5-6.ton and the famous
WICHITA OIL FIELD SPECIAL.
This last named truck is particular truck
designed 70 meet particular conditions. Where
The roads are 10 be- given as much eonsiders-
ton ~ the load, then this Oil Field Special
is The logical truck to use. II has the same
tread front and rear wheels, a light, but
,ifcnv i'sne and brute OF a motor.
Every model Of the Wichita truck family is
built g. do the work IL Is rated to do at a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
INDUSTRIES NEW AND OLD
PUSHING AHEAD IN DIXIE
Zig Mnnr! HrinE Invested In south
tnroIinn. trOrEiu, Florida mud
Alabama.

pany. Incorporated at Charleston. $.
c. win S50.000 capital stock. vii!
esI !,;s Big giant az CHARLESTON
5: are expanding, from $4,000 to
$4,000 improving their mill village
The Commercial Refining Company,
Of Charleston. s G.. has Increased
600 with the view OF enlarging the
rcnnery TO twice its present capacity
The Planters Produce and Storage
COMPANY OF FLORENCE. s. -. is build
ms potato, curing and storage houses
a; Lake Cit% and TimmonsviL.c
The shippers Bonded Compress Co.
az Macon. Ga 0. which r. j.. Willing
ham is president. has bought "A forty
t"9 acre site a; Atlanta upon which
70 build compress plant.
The Livingston Medicine Company.
incorporated with 100000 capital
sto.k. proposes to establish {, great
medicine factory al Griffin. Ga
a cotton mill is 10 be started at
60. 'lhcv OF Commerce. %! which W.
rN.n is president, has the scheme
tn h4Ud.
Sew hosiery mills az, soon TO br
established at CaricrsV!Iic. FORSYTH.
N.rvHud and Dalton. Ga. abou, 81
l"' 10" being invested In the enter
10000 company has been !ncor
Nor Led IN Florida 10 engage In the
rang'ar'ure OF tooth powder, uothiuI
,'se ~ - Augustine. Fla
>-h".vgv hosiery mil! Is being
erected IN birmingham, Ala. for
Whln iHg machinery has already been
tn" S'Drkhan Pipe and Fitting
Cor pans Of birmingham. Ala has
Increased capital stock from $4,000.
COO 10 $4,000 ana viii enlarge the
already large p,an,
~" birmingham Re'raCtOries Co
incorporated with $4,000 capita
sioclt - erecting si'icia and nre-clay
hr!"k plants near Birmingham and
north az BIRMINGHAM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
$3.50

viii buy delightful home on Msa-
dow street. near MAIN. q rooms, hot
water heat. electric lights. shower
bath: elegant order. Possession 30
days.
CRuTCHFIELD & co.
No. North eleventh Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

Ave.

West of Boulevard-splendid
eleven-room house, with two
baths, large garage, hot-water
heat; lot fronting 1870 feet on
south side (1S0 feet deep;
worth s12,0OO.O0; the house
could not be duplicated for
SIS, 100000. To make a quick
sale, owner has authorized us
to sell at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
READY IN SIXTY DAYS
liosier! Mills Beias aguIpp>d q
prtstoI for Quick work-AiI
Arc nrlst0l Men,

BRISTOL. VA. May l5.-The Wood
Hosiery Mills. recently incorporated
with paid-un capital OF $4,000. has
been organized with the following Of
iicers: }. II. Wood. president: J. J..
Wood. secretary. and q. u. Nichols
treasurer The officers and siockholl-
ers arc al! Bristol men.
The company has secured a building
and the machinery to DO Installed has
been purchased. II is therefore prn-
sumed that the mills will he turning
out cotton hosiery Yithin the next
sixty days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
MACHINERY PURCHASED
u n'Ning Wills and DyrinS iinn; Is
Assured for the Town Of
Lexington. y

-. !'E%iHGT0N. y G.. Stay IL The
Inc" D rated with 100000 capital
s,cs" 10 establish here a factory fGr
the manufacture" Of mcrccr!2od nos.
!er! has been organized Holland T.
Snuaf IT, the president and Irwin !.
Sly.l, ~ sCCr"taTy-treasurt-
1he company has leased suitable
bui.Gihg for knitting department
aae VII build a one-siory dye Nous"
&Uh also two-story FOR Ia.
contemplated enlargement 81 the
I'm ttlrg mill proper The machinery
for iDc equipment OF the entire plaut
has been contracted for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

open It's doors for business about tho
nrst OF June
The officers elected by the STOCK
holders at their meeting a few days
ago are: u. !. kiaer. president: W. Il.
Stauber, ce-presidcnt. and Hardy A.
Carroll, cashier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
BANK FOR THE FARMERS
EurHi IIniI. Village in Forsyth Count,
y. e.. VIII Soon Have hank OF

"lNST0N-SALEM, y. e. May ID
FORSYTH County will soon have an
nher ccuntry bank for the convent.
e1cc az the farming community The
henb O; Rural Hall. chartered ,cw
weeks go al Rural Hall, a VILLAGE or
tie southern Railway and the Genie,
OF a rich farming community. viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
FOR RENT

Possession June ist-Apartment, )
rooms and bath. first ant third
i!oors.
Possession September lst-Apart-
meni. rooms. baths. including
servants room and bath.
Apply POLLARD & BAGBY. INC.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-05-28
GOOD PROGRAM FOR
GRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL

A splendid program has been pre-
pared for the close of the Graham
High School on Friday evening at 8
O'Clock p. m. the following program
will be rendered.:
Dialogue-Th Scarccrow
Piano Solo-James Fitzgerald.
Dialogue Mr., Call
Piano Soo-Grage Greenfield.
Play-The Sick Doll
Mcnologue, Aunt Susan's Troubles
or the Farm Agnes Hoover.
Play Jumbo jim
Cast of Characters: Mr. Gobbleton,
Carter \. kennedy; Mrs. GobJleton.
Lucy Stanhll; Henry Merrill, Vannie
StanhH: Miss adelaide, Ruth Hoover.
Mr.. Cheatham, Gerodde Greenfield:
Jumbo. John Wiley; Hannah, Luci.ls
Lowell
Dialogue. Coon Greek Courtship.
Characters: Johnie Overall. George
Lowell; Sadie Grindstone, Lucille Delk.
Negro Quartet.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-05-28

ing to contract signed between the
Knoxville Construction Company and
the State Highway Board. that the
contractor has executed bond and
gono to work. Under the resolution
of the county court Monday Judge
Whitthornc can pay for the road only
at the rate of $4,000 a mile for the
county's part.
But the claim is made that the ccun-
~ has entered into binding contract
and must pay its onc-third of the cost
up to 100000 the amount Of the au.
thorized bond issue 1t S generally
forccastCd that litigation will follow
tie action of the court. that regard
less of what may be the varied con
structions placed on the courts action
lawsuits will come. Judge Whitthorna
aud County Attorney Hugh Todd Shell
ton are giving the closest and most
painataking study to the resolution.
which many claim is somewhat am
biguous and CONTRADICTORY Neither is
ready to express an opinion ON certain
mooted questions
II is claimed that because the coua-
~ has only actually sold $4,000 OF
bonds .t cannot pay more than that
much On the contract even If il is held
TO it and that bond myers would not
buy any more Of the bonds In The fare
of the courts action on Monday. On
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-05-28
NO FURTHER SUITS
BROUGHT ON BANK

No further suits have been filed in
circuit court against the Farmers &
Merchants Bank of Mt. Pleasant by
customers Of that institution who
were victimized by yeggmen, who sew
eral weeks ago blew the vault and es-
capped with something over 100000 in
Libesy Bonds and other securities.
A few days ago, customers who were
robbed, instituted suits amounting to
more than $4,000 to recover from the
bank the amount of valuables lost in
the robbery. and at that time IL was
stated that additional suits would be
instituted later. but up until this time
action has failed to materialize.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-05-28

faith and have had many car loals
OF material and road building equip
ment purchased and shipped to us at
an expense of thousands and thous.
ands of dollars, and we are not going
to stand for any loss. If the work is
going to be stopped by injunction then
we are not only going to get pay for
what we have had shipped here, but
we are going to get pay for our troub-
lie as well, and if there are those who
doubt it let them go up against the
proposition and see where the county
VIII land"
In discussing the matter with re-
porter Mr. Watts did not appear TO
have the slightest uneasincss con
corning the continuance of the work in
this county. He feels confident that
the construction of this highway will
continue without interruption. lie
said that he was not looking to Maury
county for his money, but it was to
the state he was looking, and that the
state was looking to Maury county.
and that he felt sure the state would
be able to take care of herself against
the action of a majority of the court.
Offices of the construction company
will be established in the Masonic
building, and from Columbia headquar-
ters the work will be directed.
MIR. Watts said Tuesday that addi-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-05-28

the other hand many insist that the
court can be mandamused to pay over
the funds and issue sufficient bonds to
pay its third of the highway cost
These Of course are legal propositions
and probably will be finally settled IN
the courts.
One thing everyone is agreed on AMI
that is If the state highway commits
sion should actually complete the con
tract on the Spring Hill road it will
create such a sentiment for COOL
reads that the people will demand the
building of others one of the strong
est advocates IF permanent roads in
the county summed it UP this way:
81 don't think we have really lost
anything The state commission will
hold the county to its contract and
build the Spring Hill road. Before
that read is half finished the people
VII be up i'm arms demanding the
completion of the original project to
the Giles and Lawrence county lines
The state commission would not build
them all al one time any way. so that
We viii get what we originally plan
red to set without any delay. Mark
my prediction half dozen members
who voted Monday FOR the lsngl sh
resolution will vote in less than a year
for additional bonds for permanent
highways. just watch and see. There