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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
r-e Cause OF B.A R.a d.

10 the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
sir Being constant reader OF your edi-
toria!s note with interest wifat you have
said in regard to the good road question. and
mobile owners, we'll the blsne Attached
TO them fur wearing out the roads.
Having travelled $4,000 miles OF vir-
snL mud heaps commonly called rGads).
think ] In IA position to say that tire real
blame for iac bad roads In Virginia today can
be charged - the Following conditions:
FirstTi!e absolute indifference OF SUPER
visors - to tue amount of work done for the
none! expended. the paymcu; or which "a al
lowed without examination OF work after II L..
completed.
second--:A,Iowins work to he done withcu.
the supervision Of al engineer bS few favored
vote swingcrs. GLOWING them to pay their
taxes with road warrants, at the expe:ise Of the
county and to the Inconvenience OF the entire
travelling public
Such work they do is done when the exfth
is IN vet and sosgy condition.
vehicles. they have lost sGht Of the fact. or
else too wardi! To out ami fight rnr
II specific license On tho real destroyer M the
road namely nar,sw tire horse drawn ve-
hicies anling lumber. sta:e2 and cord Wood;
number OF which run ctery day IN the year. e.l-
average dog, ard thousands that are put by
The farmers. when the world ~ too wet 70
work.
Now. is +. not possible that you can fi.:d
unc OF our legislators that has more back
bone titan eel that is willing to undertake
aud Put it where + belongs. At the same
pis3utanra, Va. January 30. ls2O
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What VIII tho End Re.

president WILSON has reaffrmra hi,
AUGMENTATION not TO accept any reecr
Vation on Article y. OF the peace iroat,.
whieh disavows Americas obligation 70 do
a,h p'trt IN preserving the peace Of the world
iie senate Republican, have reaf6rmel ,ha; .
ue'c' h''hation 10 vote to the last against tho
treaty unless some reservation 10 odoo,a
"hlch relieves this country OF apv ,,d I,
opl1sations to participate in the mainten,,.o
nf peace. 0'"'e
therefore. the deadlock which has ton,
'ne treaty from ratification for moro Than
"sht months still holds hard and fast. mis-
Is inc situation which the country D,ue, ,.nn
rs the Senate commences once more its con-
sideration OF the pact II seems an inio,nr
&oie thing, but intolerable or not. If IS an
''tutitt!' ana as such must be met sunarol,
mere appears TO be no road which leads
20 action. Mr.. Wilson is unconnromi.;n,
me senate is uncompromising Nonpartsan
anu bipartisan efforts to reacl, an aerecrcnt
.."'e proven futllc Neither element is will
Ing 10 recede upon this one article of tho
treaty All else may be adjusted within
'"ehtE'fonr hours. In fact there is agree
inent' tentative though it is, at this moment
upon every ,''''"' issue involved in the treaty
hsh'. But upon Article Y. there is uothiur
put oel6serency and refusal 10 surrender
meantime the whole world remains In :,
sue OIL turnout. How much OF this may be
d'trio"teu 10 The unstable peace Situation
no one can definitely say; but il Is apparent
that much OF the unrest and the distress is
lraceanse directly 10 the fact that peace is
not yet an accomplished fact and wifi no, bc
uh'li America takes its proper place I'm world
affairs and assumes its share OF the obI,ga
tons which rest upon the victorious nations
IN this war. The Senate is still carving a
tremendous and tragic responsibility. His.
tory cannot be expected to deal tenderly wrh
that body. Certainly this generation bas
sound reason for resenting deeply and bit
,eriy the position which the present majority
Has taken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
WILL NOT MEET DEMANDS
MINISTER ERzBERGER
PERUSES ALLIED LIST
Man wsnaaed ~ W'ould-Be Asnwssir
sim dominant Figure In Ger
nvAn ARuirS.
BF KARh Won wIEGAND.

DECLiN, FEB: s.-"Comc what may
neither nysslf nor ,; any ;,t member 2,
carry out tho allied extradition do
Inand. becaruo II IS wholly impossi-
Bile demand"
day Ivy Dr. Matthias Er8berser, Minis
ter OF Finance. after he had perused
the list. 1t was Erzbcrger who last
May headed tho movement for signing
the peace treaty which won out over
the bitter endcrS," but as q consc :
puence Of his leading. part in that
movement he has been In daily danger
Of assassination ever since and is
closely guarded wherever he goes. cs-
pecIally sincc the recent attack on him,
lI,nherser Dominat inK Power.
DtSberser IS st!ll. next to Noske,
and his statement can be regarded as
speaking for tho entire government
Indeed, It is safe to interpret it al
resign rather than attempt to carry
IT Was with heavy heart. con
voeated tho signing Of the Versailles
treaty. But did 80 because I cCnsid-
cred 1t . Hnav0ida6is was thoropshly
aapprovc and denounce what I had
,"rurthrrmore. was from tho begin
visions OF the treaty forced upon us
would. even with the best conceivable
intentions on our part. be unfillnblc.
Fears Crave Consequences.
But ! Was convinced that it was my
duty In the interests OF Germany TO
do what did. More than any other
provision Of the. treaty / consider the
demand !or the delivery of German ma
tionais. for trial h? foreign courts NIB :
:olntely impossible Of execution.
Even an attempt to carry out that
provision would bring tho graves;
complications IN Germany. and tho
Consequences might be Intellectually Sc
r!ons Tor the whole OF Europe. can
Only emphasize once moro that under
no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES what may
n-ill ii;t ~ hand for Tho extradit.on of
Germans to foreign tribunals and ! am
convinced the whole Cabinet is with mo
III this attitude
Minister Of Defense Noske told tho
foreign corre:sp ndfnts hero late tn,ln :.
that not only would he under no cir
cumstances lend hand in tho exccu :
lion Of the allied eStrndition demand.
hut that he would not forbid demon
stration protesting against the de-
uaEd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
BITUMINOUS OPERATORS
CLAIM THEY ARE LOSING
C"mmission Believes That New Erie,
Levels Will Soon he
NeccrHary.
Inv A4sociate.i P1v

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-Protes,s OF
great number or bituminous ope.1i
:ors tnat they are mourning a loss un
der the present maximum liked prices
ana the Is per cent wage increases 10
miners led the coal strike set tlement
" ,,o.,,..h today to decide on ap-
begin the compilation OF data bearing
on tho necessity for q readjurt,nnr;
OF these prizes In all flclda
hnnouncinR that the purpoce OF tn.
committee Gas ,olcly to facilitate CON
s sid, OF tho price question By til.
conimisEiol. Chairman Robinson en-
phnsized chat the commission was We,
ei.tirci,. Without authority TO order any
rendIustncat of prices. Such author
~, lac said. wonld DC asked for only
u the commission finally concluded
that new price levels wore neccssar-
6JIs Of The committee. how.
current losses by rnany operators was
accepted an O. substantial indication
That The commission believes q read
{ustment Of prices 70 the public must
DC Included in its final settlement.
Personnel OF the committee, upon
, Which Will be represented the opera
tors. miners and public, probably will
be announced tomorrow
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A Daily Once-Over
Head liz. Ckerf Ont

every day"
DO yonr feet lag. your shoulders sae. and your
tongue docs that seem TO stick the roof OF
your mouth II You spoken to quickly ana
Expected to answer in kind?
about your business TO gain tive feeling that
YOU Will eventnaiiE have to drop out Of the
life. " 80 "
non You tnow that the way You carry vpur-
Just the reversed,
You do not want 10 give aid and comfort to
tn" enemy, 10 your =
Oh YOU never said that YOU wcro out DC tn G
race that you were discoura sed and one
hdS reason to assume much?
actions speaA louder than words. and your
could out-ja2z Won. " - 49,
Get busy. Malee a few unnecessary moves
aust TO timber up. as 1t were. II wont hurt you
unless unless YOU have heart trounl-thc physical
II is not necessary to liz, nor to deceive any.
one Just to look and act AIIyE-do you se.
it?--COpyrisht. 1890
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
UNVelL TWO SMALL CANNON
TO MARK TWO OLD ROADS
DaaEAter OF American Revolution
TAKE Fart In Ceremony ~ Had-
SSon Saunre
IPy Associated Press

bS Associated Press
SAVANNAH. GA, Feb. a.-At ll:30
o'clock this morning. Savannah and
I.achlan Mcintosh Chapters, Daughters;
American revolution, unveiled two
small cannon in Madison Square to
Roads. the former having been laid out
by TomocAichi in l.a5, and the lut-
Ter snvcra! years later.
There vas i very interesting caro-
inony attending upon The unvciling.
icy John Durham Wins. rector OF st.
Johns Episcopal Church, delivered tie
invoca sion: Ms. ]. s. Wood. OF Sa-
vonnah. the state regent o. tic d.
y r.. smoke briefly. Introducing N1ra.
George Thatcher Guernsey. 3: Kansas.
The president general or the y. a. r.,
who delivered . patriotic address
\. z. LaVton. OF Savannah pre-
sentcd tho cannon TO Tho city. in the
name Of the u: 4. H.. annd they were
accepted by Mayor Stewart. nf Sa-
vn0nah. The exercises closed with a
benediction By 3ir. WING. The cxer-
cises We're attended ~! u Very large
crowd. Tho cannon We're given the
city by the government scv"rai Hcars
ago. They nro obsolete nMd without
historical value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Acisossu. Food .as Exerri.<.

J., Nowaanys wo hear q great dear apyut .o,d
ae' %s Is q 81 ss.1S
sSs sh from tina. actual or ina s aoats
s q bsps ssSR p :s led co
& ss o s ssSs soa not Gny @
taD an innaas%ase NEUTRAL ne1trans,.on Of
These by. products REPRESENT the ash or waste
h sne sea e
stanss ri, @f sSdy tissues; eombustio9 Is
aown In thst even. fuel no. burn So
naters If ahs sst e. 81 nitr9
urea. burned inc heterogeneous materia, yields
, T. you ,I burn coal WOOD almost any fuel
carson aosida sa t 1s,s Sn'G IS
ar experiment Yields carbon mo sUSht
q earsoa eonened Win one atom 0o Of a osg
or lungs IN bpoesSS yonas, we Ene
atom OF carbon combined with Two atoms OF Of
d tremendous difference.
soH WhS you sxsre's sSan no mater alb
An Individual who exercises regularly every
10 sS n 1e or
existence The individual who exercises COM
hia ooa m Is
not InenHcea constantly by tncQmplotclS uxi0!2cd
Subst ances-acid Substances. lie stands Illness
better and has better chance to survive a Sc
rious illness. than the setlcntary Individual.
Appetite Is an artificial thing, tampcred with
and dopcd and altered by every crit OF the cook.
IRE co n,ta TEMPTED to eat moro Than We
sedentary clnsses.-though. In all truth. there
need be such cIatsses. For @ sedentary indi-
or at ell meals as does an tndividual who takes
which has all TO do with short life ana II, heaith
that physicians have said 1t has these many
naiural herty ,eppetite deliberately subjects
unnatural appetite. Even in tho bnby on q bot
Ito We know thai the amount of food consume ed
by the baby ia, should be, determined by the
amount of exercise tho baby takes every day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Br HENRY EDWARD WARMER

Dear S. o. S,--Deing n profound studout OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT phenomenon. | desire TO
bring Some matters OF utmost importance to
the attention OF tho reading public. For this
purpose l crave the indulgence OF your column
because believe II to be more carefully read
than are the columns OF jokes on It's loft.
First would cali to mimi tho horrors OF thu
winter or 1915 / would then invite contempln.
ton OF tho satubrity OF the winter of 1919. Thon
revert TO the inferno called upon TO
duro In this present winter OF 1890. Now there
must ha a cause for tho rotlenncss OF the win
ters or 1918 and 1890. and to find that cause 1t
is necessary to discover what those two winters
had In common that 1919 escaped. Behold the
General AeSscinbly--in session both those win
ters and not in session tho only good winter OF
tho throe! don't recall whether It was Pontius
PLATE or Lydia pnkham who said. ITO effect
uaily swat thine enemy distract his attention"
Don't you sec? Our attention is distracted with
cussiNs that. that don't notice tho other
things they do to until are thoroughly
thrown ana hos-t!od.
New. having proved ccnclusivcly that the
General Assembly is responsible for bad winter
weather. 1 call upon every man to rise in his
might and insist that such things shall
longer he. Let demand that General
Assembly immediately pass Il law making it q
CAPITAL crfmo to snow anywhere in Virginia,
except in the month OF August. l also call
upon every man to rise with his mite and send
il to you to be used in the furtherance OF this
glorious causc. And / hero and pledge my
services TO collect any offerings tina. you do not
feel like soins after.
Sic vici
L. NUT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10

to elect a majority IN the next Congress by
securing the support Of this powerful organ
iIation for its candidates. Lot 1t put, up can
,didates in every district who are truly rep
resentatives OF American ideals and liberty
who are not untriendly to organized labor,
though they may not be able to support aii
Of its demands, and the chances are that these
candidates. will be supported by organized
labor as whole in preference to any candi-
dates the reactionary Republican party is
likely to put FORWARD. A Democratic cundi-
date who favQrs any restriction Of the glorious
liberties inherited from the founders OF our
nation deserves 10 be defeated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
ESCAPING SOLDIERS TELL
OF SIBERIAN CONDITIONS
Declared Hungarian Government C,n.
mot Find $1,000 900 Crowns for
Their Itepltrfntiou
D. Associated Prcy. I

~ ASScClateIi Prc.r.l
BUDAPEST, Feb. o.-Formcr Hum
Earian soldiers who have returned to
!iunsary. after escaping from Russian
nrlHo!.s III Siberia. state there arc 2oO-
600 Hungarian prisoners OF war in that
country. and that their condition is
pittaOic. some OF thom have been
awaT from home from three to ri,
years. and tho Hungarian government
Is unable to hnd the $1,000. 600. o DC
crowns which would DO necessary 10
bring bout their repatriation.
Another returned prisoner pictures.
RUSSIA as 4 country OF desolntion
where many country districts arc fam
inc-"tricknn. IIc says people drive
several hundred miles to get proyi-
sione. and refugees arc rohocd by RED
guards unless they arc bYibcd Hc
which person Gun get across Russia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
RATS ARE DRIVEN OUT
surgeon ItsSrrts Spread or Buhonic
1tNSue In Sc<Y Orleans Has
Been Arrested.
~ ArDciatpd Pre.s


NEW ORLEANS, Ia. Fer. s.-D..
plague eradication measures, Gnited
stats, Public Health Service. an
nouncaa late TO-DAY that there had bccn
no new case oc bubonic plague hero
s!mcn December 80 last. distinct pro-
EreSs had been made IN tho elimination
OF rouehtn and that 'strenuous efforts
NeN' C:leuns nro PRECAUTIONARY rather
man due to health conditions appIyin: 9.
TO humans"
Dr. Lombard saia ne desired TO make
thiH furtnH! sratcnlent 10 rctuto the
charge that there had been conceal
men. as to the nnInner OF cases here
zach case, ho said. has been promptly
made nub!ic ny the public health SER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
POLISH GOVERNMENT SENDS
OUT CALL FOR DOCTORS
REPORTS From T.fnop0I 81, Tt,,t Hos
Pftst Death Toll " 100
Daily.
fBy Associated rrssr !

b. -Sssvocla ted HrsSr
WARSAW. Feu. s--.tfuciicau Zen
Cross officials have been asked b. tho
Polish government to ruH!, doctors
into Southeastern Gaiicia. ,viiere
typhoid Ecver is epidemic. NJ Dan,osy.
z member OF the Chamber OF Deputies.
says n" people Of Eastern Cialic!a arc
iitcraiy dying out. and that several
VILLAGES in this district are left With
out q single survivor. Since the cpl
domic began. it Is said. 100000 dea ths
nave OCCURRED. one on: OF every I'VE
taken i'll dying
~ Tatnopol the.e is a daily denth
roll OF 100 at hospitals. while at Stan
issau hospitals are SO crowded tnat
,!Dhoid victims arc reported lying Ia
thc streets. It is asserted tho pcop.c
are AFRAID to go near these sufferers,
ana that physicians ara too busy 10
GlNc them any attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
Refer Il 10 the tot.t..

To the Editor Of The Tsrnes- Dispatch:
Sir,-After reading your editorial on the Gray
leiter tonehine up the league Of nations. am
Jointly or sc,'ara,ely. can change form of
s;ovcrGI,cnt without submitting. such changes
10 the people" While asking for information. I
saw few DAYS ago in your clue-!. column, this
statement: THAT fnr every dollar in circtila-
ton there wns one gold dollar IN tho treasury
20 represent IL and If necessary redeem" This IL
diHcrcfl, frorn any statement ever saw. Mono
have claimed that every dollar could lie re-
deenith In gold. even II given :aar 10 do
he job !,s there IL not in tho treasury gold
dollar for every hundred dollars now in eircu-
!alon. Which, Statauent is correct" Going
back to the league OF nations, call on the pow
crS at Washin2toH to drop It. and rcrer IL to
the voters and turn their atteneion TO necesaa ry
.csaih':on: W. II. TINSI.TcY.
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Political strstesixts.

To the Ed.tor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir.--rodt.y's Baltimore SIM reports the fol-
towing political ng!tators for the suffrage
ahicHdlncnt, these uncrtnnlon common rpoltical
st sra, or ignonnious political fools Ale.
1900 bryan. i'ardins- Johnson. Poindcxter. Pai.
me- ana Win Coultagr ana culorless Hoover
both too ceiorirss for honest frank expre-s
urgently rnfcr the people OF the country IN
Inc Inc ri"snn ,9nscrrahcc OF what Statn senate,
Fr!fk, OF Mkryland, say. are tho reasons Sot
s,rh Slate rcsnrvinG TO itself i:s own sovereign
There IL no condemnation fur others too &C.
we're wno WISH to tear down the sound pri,tc!-
PICS 81 state government; s;I,;h coyYa :dS, 70,
type CATJt,S:' ID 4 I, I, rI IItS nc
Drewy's EluG, Va. Jan,,ar Atf = i,s5 AhhEf''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10

Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel OF the
Ant-Saloon League, says that the ''drys" will
run Bryan for President il the existing DO
liticai parties attempt to put "wet" blanket
y in their platforms. The threat OF another
Bryan candidacy ought TO make both parties
4"be good" Regardless OF what goes into
4 the platforms Of the Republican and Demo-
cratic parties, The American people will hold
Ito their inalicNRhle right to agitate for an
expression OF their will regarding the future
5of Federal prohibition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
SAY CHARLES HAS MILLIONS
Vienna Reports Indicafe That Form er
Emperor Has Roth ISroeess
and Jewels.

ily 4 s1',,:iat ted Press
VIENNA, Fob. Q. - Reports tnat
former Emperor Charles ~ financially
embarrassed are denied in = semi
Official note issued Mere. II Is as
serted he has several million Ilronen,
to which Inay DC added tho value OF
his own and former Empress Ifta's
jewels.
1t Is denied that. the government re-
fused TO deliver his private Jewels
until he returned ali the Gifts he had
taken TO Switzerland. Restoration of
only those jewels which were the
property of the Hapsburg family,
which. it is held, belong to the state.
has been demanded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
Enlistcd Men Get cnnuee

WASHINGTON. Fob. o.--In line Will,
the recently announced policy OF allow
the air service has placed 1914 men Oh
cadet status for instruction. at Carl
strom Ficld. Fla. md March Field
Cal. At The completion OF the course
OF training tho cadets win be com
nissioned as airplana Diiots and given
the choicc OF receiving their disciia rg e
or returning 10 duty as enlisted men.
with the privilege OF wearing aviator's
wings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
2 YEARS FOR KILLING MARINE
Frcnchman Gets Light Scptence for
S1nying Unlted States y
xolIfer.

NANCY. FRANCE. Fob. "a French
man convicted here last week OF killing
an American soldier has been sentenced
to two years In prison. Loniency on
fact that the motive of the crime was
jealousy under circumst anccs which In
France usTGTy results in acnu!ttal OF
tho accused. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10

3F lis pity the census does not include the
number OF leagues we have in operation in
this happy country, such as League to Enforce
sPeace. Consumers League. and so on Also
the number az them TO which the normal
citizen IS SUPPOSED TO belong and TO stimulate
with contributions. They are legion and con-
tlnue to spring up to cover every imagined
contingency and possible situation, but have
in common the taking up of collections and
allotment Of jobs and salaries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10

Attorney Palmer has definitely an
nounced that the government will not appeal
tho Southern Pacific oil land cases TO the
United States Supreme Court against the add
verse decision OF the lower court. He says
that it is mot the governments duty to clog
tho courts With frivolous and hopeless ap-
peals." 1t is time the government were pur
SSuing new policy III that respect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10

Quite Viruient war is being .waged be-
i ween.cthe United States and Great Britain,
Judging from the frothing, foaming, vituper-
alton and fury OF the yellow publications on
each side. Til. "ca:s.c-hcd, matter-of-fact
waySin which the American and English peo
pie disregard this catchpenny roaring gives
.consoling evidence OF their sense of values
and proportions. their sense OF humor and
their imDregnahle sanity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
Gernaa saldiern Clai1n S.netu.rx.

BBRNIl, Feb, 9.--Ftfty men who
escaped last week. from train taking
their tand from France have claimed
sanctuary Of Swiss SOIL, asse2;irg they
are really Germans. They declared
th4t when oAptueed they posed as
Poles 90 as to got better treatment
In France. and asked 10 nc transported
TO Gc.llanS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10

Once there was Il man who mixed Sedlitz
powder inside himself by absorbing the two
papers separately and he is said to have un-
sdergone some internal disturbance, but the
North Dakota Democrats indorse Wilson and
Bryan and appear to he entirely calm and
comfortable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10

4 When the steamer Yarmouth, loaded with
.iIuoL for foreign Parts. got to sea she was
found to- have such u list to starboard that
1T necessary TO bring her back to port
1t used to be an ordinary human experience
Ito have load OF liquor cause a heavy list
TO starboard and also for the carrying vessel
ito be half seas over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-10
PLEADS FOR AERIAL MAIL.
Secehd Assistant Observation-Disclosures
Urges Senate TO Retaia
AcrviS$.
BY Associated Press

By Nesoctatcd Press
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-Retention OF
the airpianc mail service. for which
the House refused TO provide funds, was
urged before tho Senate Post Office
Committee today by Second Assista T.
l'ostmastcr-GcEer Pracger. lie asked
that S3.doo,00o dc provided for service
On routes from New York. Chicago.
San Francisco. Pittsburgh, Kansas City,
Detroit. Washington, Cleveland. Toledo.
81. Louis. Atlanta. st. Paul and Mime
npolis. lie also asked other funds
for private airpiane mail contracts on
brunch rnNtNs.