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The Ordway new era., 1921-07-01
SAVE THE .Aarrs

The baby is not a toy
thing, but a great responsi, M a.
health, growth, and happ. '''
pend largely on you. TO- al
Some things which are bad
babies: moi
Pacifiers and thumb sucking W W.
the shape of the mouth and are IN,
Gus to the little stomach. ",
Soothing syrup, patent medicine
whiskey or gin for collie, are dope SO
far as the baby is concerned. Don
dope your baby.
Dirty playthings, dirty nipples
dirty bottles, dirty fioors-and dirty
hands, are to be avoided, and avoid
water proof diapers except for occGs-
Gional use.
Violent rocking, bouncing and roll
licking play at any time.
Play OF every sort after feeding
kissing baby in the mouth By any
one.
Testing the temperature OF the ba-
by's milk by taking the nipple i'll the
mouth.
Putting anything in your mouth
first before giving l. to baby.
Sucking on empty DCttlec.
Sleeping in bed with anyone.
Splitting on handkerchief to remove
dirt from babys face.
Sneezins and coughing in the ba-
by's face.
Allowing a person with cough or
cold to hold the baby. Poor help
less baby does not want that cold. so
why force it upon it?
Allowing any person with tuberc-
ulosis to take caro- of the baby.
The above is complied from a pam
phiets issued by American Medical
Association.
The Parent-Teacher association
committee has large supply of free
lierature from the Woman's Home
Companion Better Baby Bureau which
will be given TO any one wishing it,
among which are pamphlets IS fol-
lows: Hints to Mothers VINO Want
Better Babies, Little Helps for EX-
pectant Mothers, What Every Moth
or Wants to Know About Her Baby"
The committee will enter your name
and address for the free literature
from the chiidrens bureau at Wash
ington, D. C. We shall be glad to
hear from anyone interested in any
subject relative to childhood.
MRS. DWIGHT Z. BONE,
President.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-01
nARkET.NEWS
MAREETGRAMS

Market summary as furnished the
New Era by the L. s. Bureau of Mar
kets, Kansas City.
Demand very limited. Only high
grades wanted South and South
east using local forage principally.
Receipts light. Somo slight price
changes have occurred. No. l alfal-
ia, Kansas City SIS, Omaha SIS,
Memphis $40 No. 1 prairie, Mime
apoiis SIG, Omaha s13, Kansas City
81.
Further weakness developed in
wheat feed market, IS offerings from
southwest became more plentiful.
Alfalfa meal weak. oforinge of feed
ample, demand and movement light.
Quoted-No / alfalfa meal $3.50
Kansas City.
Dairy Products
Butter prices advanced l to &c the
past week and market is firmer With
an active demand for higher grades
for storage lower grades are kept
we'll cleared by movement into con-
sumpt i've ,channeI,. Receipts only
moderate and stocks of all kinds keep
cleared Hot weather already in
fiuencing quality and production
siackening in some sections. Prices
on most styles range from IA to 15z
cents. in Wisconsin primary markets.
Grain
After week of alternating high
and low prices, Chicago July wheat
closed at $1.2sA. net gain of Nc
for the week, and Chicago July corn
at 61 1sc, a net decline Of 1 3-4c.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-01
NOTICE LAND OWNERS ALONG
PUBLIC HIGHWAYS
Cut Weeds

Sec. "a. That all land owners,
outside of cities and incorporated
GOWNS. through or along whose lands
any public highway is laid out, ex-
tended or irraveled. shalt between
the 1st day OF July and the 18th day
OF August of each year, cause all
weed briars, brush, sweet clover, tall
grass, or any desu uctiv.. vegetable
growth growing along the front of
theil land OF any public highway,
whether county or private road, to be
u, uurned and destroyed and the
failure Sc to do shall be considered a
violation of this law
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS.
BY ELIZABETH H. MUIR,
TInrlr
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t The Story Of
! Our States
/ D. JONATHAN saAcE
| XxVIII-TExAs
! ~N TIE ill-fated
O J: : ! J !: ]
I iM&-AM was RESPONSE
{Fl ~ Ihp BILE for the
N NN~/ first interest
! !NSI/ In Texas
f, S.a.s> This large ex-
I pediton was wrecked at the
\ mouth of the Mississippi In 1928
NTour members including CabeSa
Ne yaca were captured by the
In cans and spent eight years
ua, Nsring through the country
ovan Hasly reaching the Gulf OF
Colifo vaia. 1t was their ac-
COUNTS CT rich Indian villages
which lie 4 she Mexican governor
to send { Nrsnada to explore this
country Ne returned after
two.years' Ii " without discover
ing the reput> Vi riches which he
was seeking. ,
10 counteract tue aggressions
Of rho French saSlements In
Louisiana the spanish estao-
lished many missions rnoughoat
Texas. the most i'll. m.oortant be-
ing at San Antonio. When the
United States negotiated the
Louisiana Purchase from france
they considered that Texas was
a mart of this territory. OVer
This question war was neciy
precipitated but finally the CM
ted States withdrew their claims
in exchange for Spain's with
drawal of claims to the oregon
region.
Many Americans began to set
tie In Texas, among them Gen
eral Sam Houston and Stephen
f. Austin. Mexico became
alarmed at this rapid increase
of American pioneers which
threatened to crowd out the Mex
ican population. Oppressive
measures were adopted and
caused the Americans TO rise
in rebellion in 1886 During tots
uprising occurred the gallant de-
fense Of the Alamo By handful
of Americans and their slaughter
. by the vastly superior numbers
of the Mexicans. Remember the
Alamo" became the Texans slo-
gan. General Houston decisive
~ defeated the Mexican forces
at the battle of San Jacinto and
the Republic of Texas was
launched with Houston as presi-
dent. The flag contained one
star, and from this has come the
name the Lone Star State. After
considerable opposition from the
North, Texas was annexed to
the Union and became the TWEEN
/: ty-eighth state.
; 20 by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.)
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-01
EDGAR VISITS CLIFF
DWELLERS RUINS

VIM. Edgar returned last week
from visit of ten days in Durango
and surrounding points. He made a
visit to Mesa Verda National park and
took in the historical wonders of the
anciens Cliff 'Dweiiers. The Cliff
Dweliers ruins are among the won
ders of the world and are now being
visited by thousands of people an
nually.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-01
BENEFIT SOCIAL

Cfowley-The t S. ". club will
give an ice cream social and program
ct the America theater Saturday eve
ming, July 2, for the benefit of the
food sufferers. Everybody come and
help this good cause.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-01
NEW CLUB PRESIDENT

Sugar City-Mrs. L. s. Field has
been elected president of the Sugar
City Civic League Club, to succeed
Mrs. H. s. Farr who has resigned the
position.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-01

Typewriter papers for sale at the
New Era.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-01
Train Schedule
Missouri Pacific
OPDW

Missouri Pacific
ORDWAY
West Bound-5:30 and 1906 a. m
East Bound --6:2S and 9:33 p m
PUEBLO TIME
Arrival
West Bound II 4. N. and 1870 a. NJ
Depart
East Bound 5 p N. and SOS p NJ
Santa Fe at Rocky Ford
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See the New Era Tor anything in
loose-leaf blanks.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-01

Market summary as furnished the
New Era by the U. S. Bureau of Mar
kets, Kansas City.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-01
POULTRY

Furnished by ordway Produce Co.
Hens
Hens, heavy
Springs
Broilers ----------------
Old Roc6ters.------
Ducks
Geese -----------------
Turkeys ----------------
DAIRY PRODUCTS
~ Ordway Creamery.
By Libby, McNeill = Libby.
Whole milk, s.e test --------91.46|
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-01

Mi. and Mrs. c. A. Lindsey and
children left Wednesday for Lyons,
Kansas, Where Mrs. Lindsey and
children Will visit relatives. while
MIR. Lindsey goes to Scott City and
5hislds. Kansas, on business
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-01
Free use of
Shipping Board films

Use of Shipping Board motion picture
films, four reels, f-ce on request of any
mayer, pastor, postmaster, or Orsani-
cation. A great educational picture
of ships and the sea- Write for inform
alton to H Lsue, Direcro. fnformarion
Bureau, Room Gil, 1919 F. Street.
n. W. Wsshincroa, D. c
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-01

Frank Yehle returned Wedn ,cday
TO his old home ir Tina, Mo, making
the trip in mis- Cal. Mi. Tehle re-
porte the crops looking fine.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-01

S. 8. spillera, P. L. Shiplor, ]. A.
Stokes and NJ. f McC4ffery were pas
sengers to Pueblo Thursday OF last
week.
The Ordway new era., 1921-07-01

Wilma and Audrey Bond of Oh
ney Springs spent Sunday with Miss
ireno Muivaney.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-26
DESAFIo DEL CENTRAL RUFINA'
Y UN RETO A LAS NoVENAs DE
LA IsLA, EsPECIALMENTE AL
"ATENASo

Como oportunamente fu5 anunciado,
midieron sus fuerzas en- la liga "3R'',
de Coamo, la novena de la Central Ru
fna Ia de esta localidad.
Como era de esperarse resLltaron
ambos desafios muy rehidos. In la ma
fiana les hubieramos propinado las nue.
We argollas ~reglamento, pues era La
orden que tenfamos, no habcr sido
por una decision del ''chief umpire
En- los demas inning obtuvieron pre-
ciosos collares de perlas.
En- el desafio de la tarde ambas no
venas estuvieron insuperables, siendo
notas discordantes el ttslide' de I'm jul
gador del s.Coamo'', hecho con tan ma
la fe que nuestro Catcher resulto
herido en- Ell antebrazo; y cuando el
''chief umpire declare terninado Ell
juego debido a la oscuridad, estando
ambas novenas siete a siete, los del
"Coamo'' empezaron discutir para
que le pagaran las apuestas, aseguran-
do que nuestro manager" Sc habia
puesto de acuerdo con el umpire pa
ra que ell juego fuera suspendido. Debe
mos tener presente que 81 nuestro
''manager hubiera deseado hacer una
''jrgada" como la que ellos lie impu-
tan, 10 hubiera hecho en- ell setimo inn
ing'', cuando va no Sc veia la bola y
estabamos montados por dos carreras,
Ell juego fue ganado por nosotros, pues
'on the last even inning played" te-
niamos dos carreras en- nuestro favor.
. Con esta misrna fecha midieron sus
fuerzas las novenas Central Rufna
Jr." v stTallaboa siendo el "score"
el siguiente:
Central Rufna Jr. o o 0 90 o 0 Ii
l. Tallaboa 10000 60 0 OIL
Tomen nota las denas novenas pues
nos encontramos en- condicioncs de lu.
char con cualquier team dc Puer,
to Rico.
Ain esperamos la contestacion del
manager del temible .''Atenas'', de
Manati.
icon Rufna no hay quien page!
REBEccA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-26
Notas de base ball

ell deporte basebolero en- la isla y Gle co
mo los nuevos soles en- ell mundc base
bolero de Puerto Rico, han logrado de-
rrotar las antiguas novenas de prime
ra c1ase.
Este cronista esta muy de acuerdo en-
que Sc divida la isla en- secciones, de-
cla1 ando campe6n al team mas fuerte
de cada secci6n. Muy bien, amigo Por-
tier, pero hay algo en- que 10 creo a
I'd. equivocado en- su cronica con refe-
rencia a nuestra novena "Jacaguas
al considerable inferior al "tesn Ruff
ma. Nuestra novena ha vencido aque
la en- sus dos tlnicos desafios levados a
cabo y estara siempre EN- condiciones
de propinarle futuras derrotas porque
creemos a nuestros muchachos mas ex-
pertos en- ell arte de lamar Ia pelota.
Nuestra novena lie ha pegado casi
todas las novenas del Sud, tales como
s'El Deportivo'', ''El Aliado" de Agui
rre, Gel fU' 449". "El Coamo'' y es
el team" que mayores triunfos ha te
nido en- la costa Sud-
Nuestro proximo desafio ser5. con
EEL Rufina'' otra vez, donde probare-
mos a PORTER, que 81 ha de declararse
un campeonato en- ell Sud, correspondent
a nuestra novena "Jacaguas' y no a
''El Rufna''.
Nc GUIRRE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-26
DEPORTIvAs
LAS LUCHAs EsCoLAREs
Nc GUIRRE.

En- la noche del jueves "a lidiaron
en- ell salon de la Y. M. G. A. los
"teams" escolares de basket bali .
Central High y "Baidorioty'' per-
tenecientes a las girls, habiendo sa-
lido empatados con un "score" de 9
a puntos.
Tambi6n tuvieron un encuentro la
misma noche los equipos "CentlNi High
Boys y los "Iberic Jr.'' saliendo de.
rrotados estos 1ltimos con el "score' -
siguiente:
G. H. S. 20 puntos por 18 ell ''Ibe-
ric Jr.''
Pronto, segdn nos informara Siqui,
saldran para la Perla del Sur, estos dos
equipos victoriosos, donde Sc enfrenta
ran con los de aquela ciudad, en- su
campo atletico.
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AeuADA VS.. coRcEaA

Tai como estaba anurciado, lie
v6se cabo en- ell campo atletico es-
collar un renido desafio entire las no.
venas ''C6rcega'', del vecino pueblo de
Rinc6n, Y Liberty de Aguada, Ell
cue resulto muy interesante.
Empez6 ell desafio yendo arbate Ell
team" visitante, que logr6 dar dos
carreras Aguada al bate tras ruda
lucha logra pisar la inicial una sola
vez. Unas hndas chiquillas dc Rincon
que cursan estI1dios en- la escuela icon
tinuaci6n'' de este pueblo, deliraban de
cntusiasmo al yer que las huestes de
Rinc6n logran un pequeho triunfo, 10
que para nosetros no signifcaba NADIA,
pues es c6stumbre de nuestros mucha-
chos dar un POGO de cuerda en- el primer
inning con La intenci6n de conocer
bien la potencia del contrincante.
segundo lining Yum cero para am
bos 'teamS''.
Tercer inning, tras lucha tenaz
Iogra Ell team adversario pisar la
inicial los nuestros dan dos carreras,
logrando empatar ell desafio.
Tres ceros corridos para Ell C6rcega
y tres para nosotros. Ell desafio .esta-
ba interesantisimo en- estos momentos.
Ambos parecian leones defendiendo sus
terrenos.
Continue el juego sin decaer el entu
siasmo hasta ell septimo inning" en-
que ell, team C6rcega'' nevaha dos ca
rreras de ventaja sobAe ell nuestro.
Estan ellos bateando en- el octave "inn
ing'' Y Pacotin pisa la inicial por una
mala cogids de nuestro ''catcher Va
mos al bate damos una carrera. Vuel
We 'tC6rcega'' Y nuestro 'tpitcher
que en- esos momentos parecia una anne
tralladora disparando la pelota con una
celeridad espantosa, da dos struck
OUTS corridos Va al bate el celebre
Fey da un chit" que muere Tranquil
lamente en- las manos de Noises. Ell
SSSS
momentos por ell "Grand Stand'' Sc po
dia oir facilmente. La espectacion era
inmensa. La f6 que siempre hemos te-
nido en- nuestros muchachos no Sc podia
perder Santi al palo y da un ''home
rum estupendo. Modesto al palo y re-
suIta .'struck OUT. Pancho al palo y
struck out'' tambien. Jorge 'on bat
y logra negar segunda por una mala
jugada del ''pitcher". Vicente, nuestro
nuevo buen lanzador, 1nica esperan
"a del momento, da un soberbio "home
rum, sacando la carrera de Jorge y
anotando por 10 tanto dos carreras a
nuestro favor, 10 que declare ell juego
ganado por nosotros. Una estruendosa
cvaci6n recibi6 nuestro pitcher" y
paseado en- brazos de la multitud.
Solo nos resta dar nuestras mas ex-
presivas gracias al jefe local de la Po-
hcia insular por ell orden quo reinara
en- toda la tarde.
Enrique E. IRIzARRY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-26
Ell "CoJo" BIDoT

Desde ell hospital Municipal, donde Sc
encrentra recluido desde hace algunos
meses, nos escribe una carta relacio-
NADIA con Ell deporte, este popular fan
tan conocido en- ell mundo pelotari. Di-
cha carta la publicaremos en- nuestra
pr6xima cr6nica, pues en- ella da su OPT
MON acerca del '''mucho humo que
Sc vienen echando algunas novenas de
Ia isla.
Aguarden un POGO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-26
ECos DEL EXTERIOR

Cohan pretende comprar ell "team"
de los Dodgers.
Aseglrase que George M. Cohau, au-
tor y empresario teatral, que sc halla
actualmente en- Europa, esta dispuesto
a adquirir ell team de los Dodgers
de Brooklyn. Estos son los rumores que
circular en- los centres de "bass ball''
Cohan habia manifestado anterior
mente su intenci6n de adquirir ell men
cionado club, pero algunas dificultades
imprevistas surgidas a Ultima hora lie
hicieron cambiar de opinion.
Los rumores que circular sup6nense
que Cohsn esta dispuesto ne
gociar la adquisici6n del indicado
team" asegurandose que Ia hara tan
pronto llegue los Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-26
Ell ''sTAND" DE LA PARADA 8
Aguarden un POGO.

Ell pr6ximo pasado domingo tllvimos
la oportunidad de yer por Ell Hipodro-
mo al senior Fortufo, manager de
los stands" de la parada ocho, quien.
a pregWlta que le hiciersmos nos dijo
que tenia en- perspective Ia venta de la
MADEIRA de los mencionados ISLANDS,
a la Junta Escolar de San Juan, para
la edifcacion de una liga en- los terre-
nos situados cerca. de la escuela IRA
fael Cordero', parada ounce.
Una vez mas Sc alejan nuestras es-
peranzas de volver yer desafios en- la
''Liga Insular''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-26
MoNsANT.
coNATo DE FUEGo
EN- UN zAGUAN

Anteayer, en- la casa No. 2l5 de la
Gale Rafael cordero" Sc declare un
conato de fuego. Ell hecho fue motiva-
do por la fusion de dos cordones- -alam-
bres de la luz electrical que estaban en-
malas condolences. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
fueron cortados los alambres v Sc pudo
localizar el fuego. Las p6rdidas son
insignifcantes,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-26
"TRIS SPEAKER" NO Sc
-RETIRA COMO ANUNCIARA

''Tris Speaker" esta dispuesto acep
tar la gerencia de los Indians de
Cleveland 81 sc lie ofrece de nuevo. Asf
10, ha manifestado en- la ciudad de Da
las, Texas, afiadiendo que esta conven-
cido de que en- la proxima tenlporada
de base ball" voIvera dirigir di-
cha novena.
Manifesto tambien que ha accedido
a la baia de Ray Caldwell, instancias
suyas. p
MoNs.ANT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-26
DE "BAsE BALL,

Hace algunos dfas lei una cr6nica
de ''base BALI suscrita por TN Gro
nista de Ponce, PORTER, en- la que hace
un comentario al augs que. va tomando
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-26

OONCHA CAREY Comprsmos con-
.iCAa primera, segunda y barriga. iPaga-
NOS los mejOres precioS del mercado:
Ddas EEnoS. Crux 10, San Juan, Puerts
A1ico. 11-2e
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: SE ALQUILA.-LOcal prOplo para
Z 1Gcinas Informaran segundo pis'
: National City Bank. San Juan. P. B
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Sc solicitan Agentes

Deseamos poner en- conociplicnto de
las personas quienes pueda intere-
sar, que adn no hemos designadc ageh-
tes en- algunas ciudades de la IsIa, para
la espl6ndida revista SOCIAL, estando
estas plazas abiertas a solicitudes.
P. o. Box 1853, San Juan, P. R. Advt.
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APRovECHESE:-- Mientras este com
prando en-. New York nuestro gestor
sPaco Narganes, realizamos precios IL
en,ttadisimos nuestras existencias en- ira
N Ses sombreros de senoras, asi como la
aporfumerfa otros articulos del depar-
s;tamento de Quincalla de nuestro bazar
'sI.as Novedades'', Gale de Brau No.
aA6. Narganes, Portela y Co., s, en- @.
s11-2e.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-26

swENDo CAsAs Y SOLARES. Hago
sNApotecas. Construyo casas y hago ira
shalos de Alba6ileria cualquier precio.
NJ r. Melendez, telefono 81 negro,
saanAnrce. 11-29
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-26

BE ALQUILA una habitaci6n smuebla-
eaa para caballeros sOlamente, con Wis
Ia q La bahia. Informaran Caleta de
san Juan No. 2. Tel. 5oS negro. P
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-26

aBRUNSvIGA:- Avisamos al comercio
sen general que acabamCs de recibtr de
~Alemania, m&quinas para catculal
Rrunsviga. 6ltimo modslo. Los interesa-
dos pueden dirij1rse H. v. Grosch Co.,
s IAN Juan. p. R. 11.-28
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-26

sPARN6ACIA:-Por no poderla atender
"a dueno, So vende una farmacia de por-
avonir, situada en- punto centrico y con
smAgnffca clientela, en- una pequeha po-
ahlaci6n de Ia isla. Para informes pue-
dsn dirtgirse a Ell MUNDo, San Juan,
tR. R-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-26

$3.50 AT. MES PARA UN MAESTRO
sCoCINERo:-Que SO necesita en- la Es-
.cmela Correctional. Escriba hoy mismo
"a Director acompanando carta que acre
.aate 81 oflciO. Sin este requisite no haga
ssolicitud-P.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18

of Minneapolis.
 We turn out 100000 pounds of candy week during the busy season and keep two GMC trucks very busy doing our delivering We have four salmesmen calling on retailers in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
 "The orders telephoned or brought in by them are delivered by one of our GMC trucks, which operates on carefully routed schedule. In all. ii takes care of about 500 local dealers. delivering to each once a week. IL travels different route each day in the week and averages 33 9-1O miles per day and makes S3 stops. This allows about seven minutes to reach and serve each customer.
 Our trucks have enabled Us to give much better service to our cus- toners, and further territory can un- doubtedly be developed with motor truck delivery.
 Probably the biggest thing our GMC trucks have done for us is to give us quick, cheap, dependable de- livery; the operating cost on both of our trucks has been very satis- factory.
 Ours is probably the biggest candy factory in the northwest and it Is no small credit to the dependability of our GMC'G that these two trucks are able to handle all of our regular haul ing and delivering"
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18

to insure the nation against loss and to set a high standard for the states. The same is true in the clause which provides that highways must be con structed with due regard for future as well as prevailing traffic needs. The new and flexible formula for public lands states will be far-reach- ing in its benefits as will the liberal appropriations for forest roads and trails which reach a total of 5,000,- 900 for the next two years. The clause which directs the secretary of war to transfer to the secretary of agriculture surplus war materials available for highway use will effect a savings of millions of dollars in the purchase of equipment and will mod ernize highway methods of construc- tien and maintenance everywhere.
 Another provision of far-reaoh- ing importance is that requiring that states must match federal funds with funds from state sources or so con- trolled. with a qualifying time limit of three years to permit necessary changes in state laws to meet these conditions. The broadened definition of 9 highway department will require proper organization of these import ant units in the future.
 "The authority granted the secre- tary of agriculture to undertake highway research in cooperation