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IIE EAll.ONT TUESDAY EVENING JANuARY 20 lgg

bic role. the first that NJ p7o- w.
an, married to drunkara. and later
the daughter Of this uA--Apy co4p.e.
The story Is one OF the ne.odEalnatic
type. quito obvious as TO plot. and
rather mechanical "a its movement.
II carries the interest. though It ofters
nothing exceptional in the way OF pre-
sentat!on or development.
June Elyidge does como pleasing
work and differentIetes the two char-
aeters she portrays. AS the beauti-
full young Helen Stevens. reared from
childhood in luxury and entirely with
out knowledge of her lowly origin, she
is very different from the Macy Dor
ssy OF the beginning. Tx mother,
who is working as maid In otel, TO
support her drunken husbanr d her
child. exchanges her own BIZ Or an
infant in the hotel. The la baby
and its mother have both 4, and
1.-The changeling IS accepted by The
wealthy father OF the dead baby as his
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-20

Home Completed.
j. A. Swiger's new residence in
Pittsburgh avenue is about completed
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-20

cisarsaliug. "a beloved By two men.
and eventually marries the one who
loves her Tor Ee-sess alone.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-20
out Of COWBOY Role.

Out Of Cowboy Role.
Those who have had the opportunity
OF seeing "a Mans Fight" declare II
to be Dustin Farnum's best Droduc-
ton 10 date.
In this United Picture Theatres
production Dustin Farnum has oppor-
<tunity 10 crafty the desire he has
for some time expressed TO lay aside
temporarily his accustomed cowboy
roles, and, in fact, he is seen in the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-20

ssn ETTER than ever" seems to BIZ
the general verdict on Billy
b. Puri's show which opened
q return engagement at the HlpP last
night, and played ito business that
threatens his Christmas week records.
Among the missing are Lottte Glib
bons and Adele Groves both OF whom
led numbers, but some) new faces are
also seen. Mr.. Groh for one who be-
sides taking place in the excellent
punrtette that proved feature last
night, also does some work that puts
him well up IN the class with light
ming chalk artists, His specially was
we'll liked. Billy Purl sings an imi-
tation of AL Jolson's an Everything"
that. caught on good and strong. His
song recital OF his experiences at the
Uncle Tom Cabin show fell hard OF
the humorous side OF the audience,
and got good hand. LIghticot Leo
was at HIS best last night, ald did
somo Of the best dancing seen at the
Hipp for time, surprising by several
He does a number Of very difficult
steps thst Hip audiences seem never
to tire o. Solos and duets by Post
and Weaver with now and then a quar-
tette number gave the show q musl-
cal drift that gees good with the usual
Hip crowd. Purl himself proved as
populrf comedian as before. The
bill which repeats today is entirely
different from anything produced here
on their former visit, the settings and
costumes also being absolutely new.
The bill changes tomorrow.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-20

Nelson. .....,.........A Mans Fight
Dixie. Whom the Gods Would Destroy
Princess. ...... Love and the Woman
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mi TIE
FRONT ROW
AIeApLlneRs TONIGHT.
Tho Screen,
The stare. \

Hippodromo y. .Bluy 3. Puri & Co.
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J: 2: Eletcher went 20 MorEantown
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-04
N~ESvEDOMITE vYKORIsTO
VANf EMIGRANTU.

Oznamujc Sc Y rdznych mist, "
w. Spojenych Stdtech nachdzi SO v
bb6hu "a mnoho miliond banko-
yek bSvalGho Rakousko Uherska,
koIkovanych i nekolkovanych,
ktcrG nesy6domiti agent nabi2cii
ku prodeji Obchdzeii pfist6hoval.
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prodali tyto bczcennG penizc za
dobrt, t6zcc vyd6lan6 amorickG
dolory, TAX bylo osizcno jiz IN
sta lidi, ktcff pred odjezdem do
kraje 81 Cd Mich nakoupili "ko-
runy". Skoro tragickg DOZEN eini
takovg cmigrant, ~vracciici sc do.
NH y tobolkou nap6choyanou tim.
to b%czcennym papircm, mysle, ze
jest majitelcm malGho bohatstvi.
= trpkym skIomdnim pax pozna
donna, zc staI We ob6ti prohnaneho
podvoduika, ktcry icj osidil 0 we
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-04
llflI1l7 l1Is2Il I5lIlIlll 1I1IaI1Iz

cky dspory, Varuiemc tedy etc
mare zprdv b. i. H. J. s., ably ne
knpoyali ami kolkovanG, AMI no
kolkovant penize bSv, rak, uher
%monarehic, u upozornili ma agcnto
1fady.
Cizojazycnh informocni sluzba
Ccryendho Kfizc mi IA 1eel chrh
niti pfistohovalee ! yystehoyalcC
pred ncbczpccim bud cd zIycll
lidi, nebo pred Skodon 2 vlastn
neanolosli. Ccrycng Kfz prosi Dc.
skosloycnskG spolky, casopisy
jodnotliyee, ably vorovali pred n
gently nabizcjicimt takovt bczccn
No pcnize, n milcrdd prime oanh.
meui 0 podobnycb rejdech u dodh
je pfislusngm 1fad6m Adrcsa jc'
Prof. Sdrka b. l%lrbkoya, Czccho.
slovak Section American Rec
Cross, 1907 Broadway, New Yorl
City. Ide dostnne So cmigfantoy'
porady, podpory ] %ochrany. u
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-04

rmslt hhtA hi rlislA meisiA
sNlh An sgslM " srulni lA,un Va
lavnnle sthllNun uhtailia ~ i
hu,ns sneosly rAfe ssnesent ~
nhrnmna N,1e i Nnrmnt ~ m
WI Hhualshlm 4 spahnulim tesh
% par naslaly sbplavy kdc 20.
MI w~iNfArcna hsla ~ slnneo a
h,l eas smni bona rAfv mnsi
a - nhrAlli y any Nhromaa slsaa
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nena le,loyec TAX nth,lc GRIND
saiopcuh h,lN neirn vo,lnn = i0ll
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sie %pfikryia snnnsiou snthn, hle
~ nniuhne srekrn fiNoi pnitil
ha h,l horst % li,oehhovt ~
sachovaly nfi noiopdch poslc'l.
Mich. molly 80 nnehnvnti na hn
raeh Ale pred snehcm i ledov
ei sr nemohl mchnyni givoeich
1adnt II Scscrni Amerity lc
hdy ieu iiho aipalni nSl,irrt sii
~ hylr uscifcny onoho snthn ii
lcdovcn, TAX vi ismc "a m mo-
ytm svsis''. kicrt mink ncm0fc
miti ~ stnrt dailny ioto CHM,
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lich skal. ktcfi IN hyli kdys pred
potopoL alc ma nasc DOLBY So me-
dochovnli Snad | Jim potopn ko.
nee ueinila s hetou,
Jan Rnndus.
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nSch oknech,

nSeh oknech.
Domov n dina must bSti drzc.
ny v cistot6 n dobfe %vttr6ny, Spi'
m q necistg wduch jsou spojcn
81 tubcrkulosy.
Osoby = nostuzenim dlouho IT.
vaNcim, nabo kter6 zir1fcil M
vdzc n silc, mail jill k lGkafi, do
dispcsoric ncbo M klinilh Jest
nebczpc6no tckat
NcdboIt pIiydpi sif Democc,
Nemocn6 osoby mai sye ehrcllc
split
Tfcba nikdo ncmd spdti sc sou.
chotinhfem, opatrng SoucboflnGf
ncni ncbczpcGnSm TEN, kdoa q
MIN bydli ncb procuji.
Vclikd v6tsinn lidi mozna, zc
mela tubcrkulosu Y systfmu tfles
mem, aysak nconcmocni ma nj, po.
nevada jsou yscobccn6 opatrni na
syG zdravi u silu.
vady 81 pfikryjtc dsta a nos
sdtkcm kdyz kaSIetc, ncb k$ch6.
IT,, u trycitc M tom, ably TAX ! j.
nj 6iniIi@B r. H. T. 81
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-04

pfdni IN DO toto DOLBY sc to no.
podafilo a doufdm, IL Ne 10 niko.
mu ncpodari, Odpusr, 10 Te zne
polsoiuii touto historic, aysal'
chci, ably III prayda bylo zn6ma
s %pozdraycm Ty6j pritel, j. Sic.
chan 2 Lotoyic ma Moray6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-04
DOPIsY 0D %LEGIoNARU.

DOPISf OD bEGlON ANU,
Pan Anton Dyortk, hydlici Y.
elsie 502s JIM DyOcdtd ulice, OBJ.
drlcl Y tcehto dncch od dyou lc.
gion6fh, mcskajicich prdye Y Que.
becu mn ccstG do ylasti, \ nich5
icdcn ic icho pfitclcm a druhS
br0tranecm, dopisy, 2 niehA ne
ktcrt zajimavt tdsti yyiimdmc.
Pritcl j. Slechan, Kodak y he
tovic ma Moravd, pisci MilY phi,
tell pfcdcm pfijmi srdccnS dix
IA vzpominku, Ncv6fis, iak je
nam Sibirjakdm mile, kdyz 81 nd.
kdo z naSich IA mas vzpomcne,
Rikame, zc jsme 81 2vykli IN tech
scst rokh v cizin6, aysak pfecc ne
nam eascm a to dosti casio "a
Stcskne pc sySch, Jsmc yam, omc.
rickSm Ccchdm, yd6Gni IA yasi o.
b~Gtavost. Ncuy6rite ami, iak nam
bylo V rocc 1915 a 1916, kdyz do
stall jsme ndhodou nGiakG noyi.
ny vami zaslan6 do rukou. KaSdy
4 dychtivosti pro6ctl jc do,poslod-
niho pismenka, protoae ,zpr6vy Z
nasi domoyiny nam byly vadcn6.
Snad mnc neuy6fis u fckncs, ~
pfccc ismc byli meai Slovanyl A.
10, byli jsuc me2i Rusy, mc2i tim
TO militarismcm 2otrotcn{m n ne.
uznh Wn5m lidcm. Oni, d%obrosrdc-
chi u velkodnsni Hide, trash &c
pred syou yl6dou u pred sySmi II
krutn$mi ndcclniky, $ mani citili
a my 4 mimi t6z, Jok .jsmc SO t.
Sill \ vitdzStvi rcyolucc V roce
1917, je t62ko vypsat. Vsichni jsme
sp6chali do rad naseho yojska, u
bychom pomohli jim u sob6 w,
Kazdg mel svatg ideal, polozit
ziyot IA svobodu, jak jejich, TAX
svoji. Mnoho 2 mas nemilc bylo
dot6eno zprdvon o nutntm nasem
odfzdu do Francie. Ncpochybo-
vail jsmc 0 s%pravnosti tfto ccsty,
protozc jsmc byIi pfcspfilis dive
fiyi. Pozdeji ismc poznali prayou
pficinu, ale bylo iia pozd6. IN.
hrdli i Mani veIicc ukrntne. ri.
satcl je n|epocbybn6 orientov1n
hodn6 M levo a. pfiklonil SO X ma
zoru z%ajistG mylntmu, 10 n armd
d0u ccskOsloyenskon zahrAIi 81
spojcnei n IT. SAM vyvoIali roz.
trSku Il ~bolseviky. MAJOR tento pre-
vlAda mnohych ~Iegiondfd, ktcfi
Y posledni dob6 pfikIonili SO k
Ievici. Pres 10 ysak uvefejnnjcme
jcho nhhlcdy v plnGm zn6ni, ably
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Y fadhcb nasich legionhf6. Pom.
red)
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nam byIi TAX drazi jake syoji, Sc
zbrnni v rucc u hhali mas v Dol
pres vscchny maze protcsfy. Trya-
10 10 jcden o p6l roku, neil jsmc
%poznali, M Il stranc je prayda.
Ukhzalo Nc, zc jsmc ncbojoyoIi "a
syobodu, aIc ubijeli jsme j, pro
tote jsme podporoyaIi fcrnou re.
akci 70 byly nase ncjttzsi civil
ny. TAX jstoe oplatili Kus6m w
jejich dobr0tu X nam Oni ~ syh
strany We nam nijak ncmstiJi
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ycdIi X poznanf, 20 dflame, PAX
mas yelkodusne propustIIi. TAX
skoptila spinayh poIitika, M r.
Brzy no nkhze, NyDi Jc zasc pfh.
%tcIstyi Cech6 8 Rusy n mnc Djkdo
ncdoputf toto trbat JN y Vladi.
yostotu mn6 byIo thzko odjizdht
M anQlictt lodi, kdyz jsem yid6l,
JAZZ proyoka0yuf SIuta rassa n 20.
fioaIa M ciste ruskbm 6zcmi Tam
jsmc We spOjoyali W ybemi, tfebas
8 JapoDci, JeD abyebom zDifilj
s0yetskou rcpnblikp ruskon M
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PAMATUJTE ST TYTo vECI,

Cisty vzduch jest potfebny kr
zdrovi, jake cistd a vyzivnd stra'
VI,
LidG ncmajf spdti Y pfcplnc.
ngch mistnostoeh, mi pfi Mvfc-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
TIGER DEFEATED,
GIVES UP RACE;
DESCHANEL LEADS
Way PLANS ARE COMPLETED. dH33

PARIS.-Premier Georges Clemen-
ceau went down to defeat at the
hands of his countrymen Friday
in caucus of the senate and cham
Der of deputies to choose candidate
for the presidency of the republic,
NJ. Clemenceau thereupon announces
his withdrawal from the contest and
asked his supporters to cast their
votes for the re-Glection of President
Poincare.
Senators and deputies, after tnA
caucus in which Paul Descna1e;,
president Of the chamber, led the
premier by 10 votes, generally ex-
pressed the opinion the vote means
the elimination from public life or
"the father of victory" Premier
Clemenceau being neither a senator
nor a deputy.
NJ. Clemenceau's friends are al
ready searching for another candi-
date, as President Poincare is re-
ported to have refused to accede to
the demand of a deputation of sena-
tors and deputies that he be a can
didate for reelection. He is said to
have renewed emphatically the ex-
preston of his determination not to
be candidate.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
FOUR MEMBERS
OF FAMILY OF
". FIVE ARE SLAIN

.AMORY, Miss. = Bob Mitchell
aged fifty; his eighteen-year- old
daughter, ten-year-old son and an
eight months old baby were shot
to death in the farm house four miles
east of here last Thursday night, ac-
cording to information reaching
Sheriff J. B. Lewis, .of Monroe coun-
ty. Before the Mitchells were,
murdered, their home was par
tally destroyed by dynamite. A
stick was thrown in a window. After
the shooting the house was fired n
Tiley Marshall, aged twenty-one,
was arrested by Sheriff Lewis
in connection with the crime
and was taken to the county Jail.
He declined to make a statement.
The thirteen-year-oI daughter Of
Mitchell, the only surviving menu
her of the family, according to the
sheriff, witnessed the shooting and
Knows The identity of the slayer.
She has not made a formal state
ment to the officers as yet, how
ever. @
According to the child, the sIay-
CT, armed with a pistol, entered the
house Immediately after the stick
of dynamite had been exploded. He
first turned the, pistol on Mitchell
md after killing him shot the six
.een-year-old boy through the head.
The girl was the next victim. The
child, according to information given
;he sheriff, fled rs the man drew
back his pistol to strike the baby
Marshall, according to the au-
thorities., recently was indicted by
he circuit court on statutory
charges, it having been charged he
vas the father of the child of Mitch
els ighteen-year-old daughter.
3oth the daughter and the child
were victims of the slayer.
Marshall was charged with muir
der in connection with the killing
Of four members of the Mitchell
family.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
TUBERCULOSIS

tarrh. Bronchitis, Hay Fever and Long
Standing Coughs should write The Creotine
Laboratories, Dept. /. KOntz Bldg, At
lanta, Ca, for their Health Book entitled
1.-The Triple Treatment" which tells of the
various diseases of the nose, throat and
lungs, and how to treat them.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
HIGHWAYMEN.GET
SIS, 900 AT BANK IN.
COLUMBUSSUBURB.

: COLUMBUS, Ga, Jan. 17..-Four
hishwaymen at l o'clock Friday aft
ernoon held up President CT MuIlin
and four employees OF, the: Phoenix.
G1rard bank, of Girard. Ala, and
departed with $1,000 in. .currency.
Miss Maude Bruce, employe, ward
ed off a blow of a,pistol as 1T came
down on President Mullins head and
received slight bruises. -, --
The gang left over the Crawford
road in the direction of Montgomery
at a. high rate of speed, in a Chal
ners car. / Not only did they take
the automobile of a depositor who
was at the bank, but all -'of his de-
post before he had gotten it into
the bank. City and county author
tiles were at once notified and a
large posse in cars was on the trail
in about thirty minutes after the
highwaymen- got away
Telephone messages ahead located
the car passing a store five miles
out, it being estimated it was run
ming forty miles an hour.
Posses which took the trail of The
men Immediately after the alarm
was given reported this forenoon,
after an alI-night hunt, that no trace
had been found. r~..- -
Very soon after the daring rob-
berry was committed, officers of Col
umbus, Phoenix City and Girard were
on the scene and county officers at
Scale, Opelika and Columbus were
notified. In perhaps "a half-hour
several parties of Officers and civil
ians were in pursuit lin. cars. Wires
were, sent to Montgomery, toward
which point the gang appeared to be
headed, and to all other places n
Alabama. Meantime a close, watch
has been maintained here. to see that
there was no turn back scheme.
Weather conditiofs''wGfe not $50 fav-
orable for speed and it is believed
blythe Officers that they may find
it necessary to abandon the ear and
scatter out President Mullin6gis OF
the. opinion he can identify theE:men
if caught .. eet.k g.. a.t ilis< 80
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
lust HURT
ALL OVER
Couldn't Sit, Stand OF. Lie
With Any Comfort. Sis
ter-in-IaW Gives Good
advice and Cardui
Does World of Good

Holland. Texas.-Mrs. Mamie Mes
ser, of this place. states: About
three years ago I was in a very crit
iAa' condition. I had been suffering
for some time. TO tell how I hurt
would pc impossible.
Eejust hurt all over.
L5couldn't sit, stand or lay with
any comfort my back, sides and
head all gave me great deal Of
trouble.
was especially bothered with
light swimming in my head My
people were very uneasy about me
and sent me to my relatives to see
if a change would do me any good.
r stopped at a sister-in-law's and
she being a great believer in Cardui,
asked me why I didn't use it. I de-
cided to try it
had only taken a few doses when
1 felt it would do me good. This
gave hopes and I used it right along
and it, did me just world of good,
since which time I have never ceased
te praise Cardui."
Cardui is recommended for simple
female complaints and womanly pains
and has been found to benefit in
thousands of such cases when not
due TO malformation or that do not
require surgical treatment. Try it.
s7a (Advt)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
4 FREE BOOK: b FOR
SUFFERERS
Which May Point the Way
to Perfect Health

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
Army Plans to Blaze
Trail From New York
To Nome, Alaska, Soon

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-United
States army airplanes will blaze an
aerial trail next spring from New
York to Nome, Alaska, over Canada,
Bligadier General William Mitchell,
director of military aeronautics, an
nounced tonight.
A pioneer fleet Of four planes will
start, probably next May, according
to present plans Of the air service.
1t also is planned to make the re-
turn flight. The route of the Alas
kan trip is 1871 miles one way.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
Arsenic in Cookies Kills
Fourteen Months Old Baby

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-The death
of conference.-the Eleanor Pc
trie, of Lowell, after eating molasses
cookies, which chemical analysis has
shown to contain arsenic, is being
investigated aby District Attorney
Nathan AZ Tufts. The child, with
her brother and sister. ate some of.
the cookies and all three were taken
i'll. Eleanor died. The cookies were.
Bought at "a neighborhood grocery.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
OF
GORDON FAVORED
BY COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-Revers-,
ing the recommendations of the
house bill for disposition of mill
tary camps, the senate military sub
committee recommended continuance
of Camps Eustis, Virginia, Gordon,
Georgia, and Taylor. Kentucky, until
their necessity can be determined in
a general military program.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
Elderly Couple Travel
Over 1000 Miles to Wed

Mrs. Ella F. \narr, 46 years DID,
and George Cuttings, Sc, Tulsa, Okla,
came more than 1000 miles to get
married in Jeffersonville, Ky, be-
cause the bride was unwilling for
her father, John Wood, Portland,
Ore, to learn of the marriage. She
said she would tell him Iace".
The, bridegroom was divorced from
a former wife in 1898 Mrs. Cuttings
became widow in 1907. They were
accompanied by a 15-year-old daugh-
ter of the bride.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
Of ROADS
. IN. STATE SYSTEM
!. IS MADE PUBLIC

F. Announcement was made Satur-
Gay by the state highway board
Of the location Of the roads that
will constitute Georsia's system of
state highways to be built in pur-
suance of the act of 1919, creating
the highway department and estab-
fishing a graduated motor vehicle
license tax to provide the revenues
for building the system.
A map Of the state showing the
location of the roads was furnish
ed to The Journal by the highway
board and is reproduced elsewhere
in tkis paper. Copies of the map
Will DOUBTLESS be IN great demand
all over the state, and arrangements
Will be made to furnish them.
BY the system o. high ways as To-
Gated ny the highway board, there
IS established. for Georgia a founda-
ton conforming to The two main re-
quirernents CT the act Of the legisla-
ture, to-wit:
/ That every county site shall
have at least two roads running in
different directions.
. That the total network shall not
exceed 1880 miles.
A study Of the map will show that
I the network links together like a
IEcobweb the county seats of the en-
tire state, and thus when the roads
are completed it will be possible
for one to travel in an automobile
over continuous highway from any
given county seat in the state tc
any other county seat.
In making the map, the engineers
of the highway department took a
nap of Georgia on which everything
had been erased except the names
of the county seats. That is to say,
county. lines were erased and rail
roads were erased. Their object was
to give the state a network of high
| ways that would serve the transpor-
| tation and traffic needs of the pub
lie as if no railroads existed. What
| they have produced and what the
highway board has approved and es-
/ "a blished as the state highway sys-
| tenn of Georgia is a most remarka BILE
network.
| 81, ooo, 900 IN Sight
| DR.. Charles NJ. Strahan, chairman
of the state highway board, esti-
mates that a possible total of 81
l. 600, 900 is in sight for the construc-
ton of the network within the next
| eighteen months. This possible to-
tai is arrived a. by the following
calculation:
| Georgia's share of the federal high
way fund beginning in 1916, when
! the federal act was passed and run
ming to July /, 1921, is $7,500,000.
To this fund has been or will be
added an equal amount by the coun-
ties of Georgia, making a total Of
$15.Q0O,00O. .
Funds from motor vehicle licenses
during 1920, and available for high
way construction after paying the
cost of engineering work, are con-
servatively estimated at S1,000,009.
To these funds the counties can
add. if they so elect an equal amount
making a total of 100000, and a
grand total of $15,000,000.
| From this grand total is deducted
| S5,000,000H worth of construction
work now lin progress, leaving a pos
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roads, which,. completed, Wilt
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