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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
ZACHRANEN PRED UTO-
PENIM.

Hlidac pobfezni zachranne
stanice pri usti reky Cuyhoga
do jezera Erie spatril tonouti
iisteho muze, jenz ma dany po-
plach byl vytazen kapitanem
zachranne Getty Hansenem. Ia
chraneny byl bezvedomi a
byl pfiveden k sobe pomoci pul
motoru, nacez byl dopraven do
m6stske nemocnice, kde udal
lie sc jmenuje Josef Knechtl a
re bydli V els. 4210 Trumbul'
Ave. Kterak Sc octl Y nebez.
peel zivota jest policejn6 vyse'
tfovano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
TRESTY MA KErASY V CE.
sKoSLovENSKU.
l.. l.. |. S.

Pozoruhodny zakon byl
schvalen V Ceskoslovensku pro
Ii ket as0m. Zakon nariZuJe
pfisny trest ma ket' asovani a
protizakonny vyvoz potreb ga
hranice. Vsecky osoby We veku
pres l6 roku, usvedcene z po-
ruseni tohoto zakona, budou
heZpodminecne vZaty do nuce-
ne prace ma dobu iednoho ro-
ku nejmene. Osoby, odsouzene
k tomuto trestu Oak uvadi Ce-
skoslovenska kancelar) budou
zamestnany praci povsechne u
ziteenou a ia prace bude sc ko
nat vefejne. Bude Zahrnovat
ma pfiklad cisteni ulic, opravy
cest, vefejnych budov a silnic,
udrzovani vodovodu V pofad-
ku, stavba ZeleZnicni trait a
podobne. Podrobnosti uplatne-
nj tohoto zakona a provadeni
trestu byly jiz upraveny mini
sterstvem spravedlnosti a bu.
dou v kratce dany do yerejno
sti. Odsouzeni nemIze byt zm9
memo. anebo zmirneno jakym
koliv zpGsobem m1ze byt cd
lozeno jen pfipade, kdyb.
snad vyskytla sc dusevni poru
cha, anebo vazna telesna cho
roba, ktera by mohla pfivodi
smrt odsouzencovu, kdyby by
trest ulozen a odpykavan
hned.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
MA NAVSTEVU DO STARE
VLASTI.

Peel preplavniho iednatele,
D. Fr. Sakryda, vyiedou 2 New
Yorku We ttvrtek Z. cervence
DO lodi Mount Clinton ma ma
vstevu do stare vlasti nasledu-
jici krajane: Alois Yak, Josef
Hlavacek a jeho pani Anna
Hlava6ek, Karel Drnek, John
Pitra, Frank Masny, VaclaN
Haltuch a jeho pani Marie
Haltuch a ditky Vaclav, Stani
slav a Ladislav. Prejeme vsen
radostne shledani iejich mi
lSmi a st astny navrat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
JfiLEDY MA HOHfN.
ZOLLERNA.
VnGi stathGm ruInunskeho hra-
lie V CeskosIovensku postupuje
Sc setrne.

Praha, II. cervna. Post.
zprava. Dnesni socialistickf Ii
sty pisi mezi jinym
"V jednom 2 minulych disel
Soc. Listd zaznamenali isme
zpravu, re rumunsky kral pr
sjednayani smluv 5 Ceskoslo-
Venskou republikou dal Ma jevo
prani, ably jeho statky csl.
state Sc nalezajici byly vyjmu-
ty 2 yyvlastneni, aGkoliv V Ru-
munsku musil sve statku ne
chat vyvlastniti. Nyni objevu-
il Sc jiz toho dusledky. Dosud
bylo vefeine mineni mas pc
vn6 pfesv6dGeno, re cely MAZE
tex HohenZolIernu y naSi repu-
blice jako valetnych vinnikd
bude republikou vyvlastn6n a Y
tom smyslu byla take dana vnu
cena sprava ma jejich statky
Nyni vSak vyslo ma jevo, re
Pozemkovy 1fad sjednal Sc "a
stupci HohenZollernu ZvlaStni
pakt, podle n6hoz HohenZollel
move pfepusti tretinu t6chtC
nemovitosti republice We form}
davky z majetku IA ma ostAtn5
jejich majetek muze Sc jen y
te mire sahnouti jako ma jint
velkostatky podlehajici Zaborl
a pozivajici nejvys5ich who'd
ZaroVen byla vnucena spravt
ma statcich hohenzollernskycf
ZruSena. PoZemkovy lfad hled
uklidniti pobourenou vefejnos
pysvetlenim, re Zbyl6 statkN
HohenZolleru Z1stan0u zabo
ru dale - coz je nejpoZoru
hodn6iSim - ze V tomto pr
pade je nastupcem drzen
fidei-komisu Hohenzolleru ru
munsky kral, spojenec naSi re
publiky a proto musilo byti po
stupovano opatrne! u toho j
neivyS pravd6podobno, ze Ia
hranicni ministerstyo ma jedna
nj Pozemkoveho uradu mel
vliv, cili jinymi slovy, re pi
sjednaVani rumunsko-ceskoslC
venske smlouvy byly skutecn
ucineny rumunskemu krali j
ste sIiby, tykaiici Sc zabezpect
nj jeho pozemkoveho majetk
V republice - snad prot zn(
nj zaboroveho zakona. Celia We
j iostava raz sensaGni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
ZALOBA MA DOSTIHOVE
SAZENI ODMfTNUTA.

Snaha G.. d. Hilea, jenz Sc
snazil soudnim Zakazem Zame-
ziti sazeni ma zavodni kone ma
dostihach Y Granwood parku,
Garfield Heights, nemela u
spechu, nebot' soudce Powell
zadost odmitl, jelikoz nebyla
soudu dodana. tax jak toho
zakon zada. Hille vinil jak
mayora uvedene vesnice, TAX
okresniho Serifa Stannarda, re
trpi vedome pfestupovani "a
kona. Soudce Powell vysvetliI
Hilleovi, re musi udati mayors
guvernerovi Davisovi, ktery ma
pravo jej sloziti S uradu. Serit
pax neni povinnen zakrocovati
neni-li mestskym 1fadem o t(
pozadan.
Jak videti, test Sc sazeni ns
konicky znacne protekci. Ne
name mic proti tomu, jak 81
kdo bavi, ale dvoji loket, jal
sc nameri delnikovi, kdyz j
dopaden pri hrani mariase mel
darby cent a jak Sc pohli
! III ma skutecne hazardni hru I
tisice, stoji skutetne "a pfemy
sleni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
uTOK MA SRBSkEHO
i VLADARE.

Berlin, !. tervence. = q Be
lehradu Sc telegrafuje, re ma
srbskeho prince-vladafe Ale
xandra podniknut byl. dnes a.
tentat kteryms mad 'arskym
monarchistou. Ukladnik vrhl Il
kralovskeho palace bombu, kte
rou sedm civilistG bylo pora-
memo, vladar a provazejici jeJ
premier Paste vsak vyvaZli bez
pohromy. Ukladnik byl policii
zatcen a uveznen driv nez lid
mohl jej lyncovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
OBET LESNlHO POzARU

Los Angeles, Cal, l. cerven-
ce. Pfemozena, kdyz zapasila
proti lesnimu pozaru, jenz hro-
zil znicenim staveni ma jejl
domovine, slecna Ida Green
fieldova, 40-leta, drive advokat
ka We meste New Yorku, male
zena byla mrtva ma spalenem
travniku blize sve kabiny no
rach v okoli Newhall, tTicet
mil ma severozapad odtud wee
ra vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04

knezske kutne. Antonln Iep0n,
21-lety holitsky pomocnik 2
Prerova, obchaZel V posledni
dobe obleten V kutn6 po ia
rach, predstavil Sc jako absol-
vent seminare z Olomouce, a
kdyz mu bylo poskytnuto po-
hostinstvi, proved ma jmeno
fararovo podvody, nacez utekl.
Nedavno byl TepDn detektivy V
Praze vypatran a Zatcen, Pr
vyslechu Y beZpecnostnim od-
deleni doznal, re kn6zska stu
dia v1bec nekonal a tonsuru
81 sam ma hlav6 who'll. Tepon
byl ponechan We vazbe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
RECKE SKLADISTE. We
SMYRNE VYHOZENO.

Smyrna, 2. cervence. Neko-
lik vojakd a civilistd bylo Ia
bito a velky pocet poranen.
kdyz fecka zasobni benzinova
stanice a velke mnozstvi stfeli-
va vybuchlo shofelo zde po-
zde vcera odpoledne. N6kolik
domd zniceno bylo hnem, jenz
nasledovaI po vybuchu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
Ably nezmeskal vlak.

Cestuiici (v nadrazni restau
raci) "Sklepniku, ten beef
steak je pfece jen ukrutne ma
lS"
Sklepnik: "Vasnosti, kdyby
byl vetsi, to byste jiste zmes-
kal vlak."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
Phi hre.

"Slecno, budeme 81 hrati ma
zoologickou zahradu'.
"Dobfe, jaktm chceS byti
zvifetem?"
"Chci byti slonem, lehoz bu-
dete krmit cukrem a pamlsky".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
''SvE.s'
CsI., PRVNi kONOVA
MINCE.
T. razbs Jeji doslo dne z. Ger-
vna kremnicks mincovne.
Co Q udalossi t. pisi Narodni
Listy.

Praha, A. tervna. - Zpoz-
dena postovni zprava. - Ctvr-
TEX dne 2. cervna stal Sc pamat
nym dejinach kremnicke min
covny. Toho dne 0 pGl devate
hod. dopol. uveden byl do chO-
du prVy, 0 IL. hod. druhy ra-
zcbni stroj q zapocato bylo $
razbou prvnich kovovych min
cf republiky ceskoslovensk6.
V posledni dob5 postaveno
bylo V razebne kremnicke min
covny sedm 1pln6 novych stro-
ju razebnych, pripravena do
stateGna zasoba kovovych de-
SEX a ocekavan byl rozkaz z
Prahy cd rainisterstva financi,
ably Zapocato bylo razbou
dvacetihalefovych minci die ma
vrhu prof. O. Spaniela. Dne 2.
Cervna V 8 nod. 1'ano nafizeno
bylo reditelstvi kremnicke min
covny telefonem Z Prahy, ably
zahajena byla razba dvaceti-
halerovych minci. Jiz Ia pul
kodiny po dani rozkazu ode
vzdaval jeden stroj ykusne min
ce svetle Sede barvy, neco men
81 nez zelezne dvacetihalere.
Ia 2 hod. pozd6ji pracoval Jlz
druhy stroj a 3. cervna rano
bylo pohybu vsech sedm stro
| ia al doposud donotovenych.
Pri zahajeni razby prvnich
minci republiky zavladla Y
kremnicke mincovne slavnost-
nj nalada. Kazdy ma SVEN mi.
ste 5 radosti vykonaval svou
prAci a pricinil Sc bezvadny
prub9h cel6 vyroby. Pom9rnt
velmi ticha prace razebnych
strojil neprehlusuje cinkot od
stroju odpadavajicich minci
prvnich 5 Geskym lvem zna
KEN Slovenska 3 Geskym ma
pisem.
Move mince razeny jsou x
f; sm6si 80 procent medi a II
proc. niklu. Toyarna Sand
! rikenu odevZdava do kremni
cke mincovny kovove prut.
7.5 nm slime, ktere Sc min
covne vlastnimi stroll rozval
Ecuji ma desky 1.2 nm slime, ty
to Sc stfihaji ma uzke prnhy
predavaji dalsimu stroll,
nemz Sc pax vysekavajf desti
Gky velikosti vlastni mince. Ty
to desticky jsou zihany az d.
Gerveneho zaru We zvlastnich
ltomu uGeli zarizenych peclch
pax V kyselin6 sfrove a dusic
ne moreny a konecn6 ,leSteny
suseny. ZvlaStnim strojem pro
vedeno je zvySeni okrajd.
! Lest6ne desticky davkacI
po 25 ky odevzdavany jso
obsluhovacum razebnych sire
!, ju, kteri je vkladaji do zasot
:; niku stroje, 2 nehoz 81 stro
zvlastni pakou sam destick
mezi razidla podaya. Hotov
;, mince vyhazuje stroj automat
: cky do pripravenych bednitel
: z kterych obsluhovac stroje {
: pet po 25 ky davkach vyraz,
ne penize odevzdava do pt
: kladny.
Jeden stroj pri osmihodin'
vem chodu vyrazi $4,000 kus
: minci a pri nepretrzitem CHI
du vsech dosud pripravenyc
stroju odevzda mincovna It's
- 600 kusG novych dvacetihal
: rn.
- : Zvyseni vyroby nastane, ia
mile budou dohotoveny noN
stroie valcovacl a skoncer
stavba dalsich stroj1 raze
nych. Move dvacetihalefe We
kosti 20 nm V prGmeru ozd
beny jsou svazkem klasu
srpem, lipovym trojlistkem
le ciselnym oznatenim hodnor
"a bez oznaceni nazvu men
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04

PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
blize Union Ave. elektrika,
plyn, vSe pohodln6 zarizeno.
Blizsi sd6li Sc v {. 1850 vych.
1O8. ul. 7-9
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-11
PESSIMISTS WILL
PLEASE PASS THIS
DOUGLAS MALLOCH KEEPS THE
c.. FALLS AID CLUB LAUGH
ING FOR TWO HOURS

Douglas Malloch, lecturer and
poet. whose Poems of the Woods"
sometimes appear in these pages,
visited Great Falls last week and The
Tribune has the following story of
one incident of his visit.
Anyone who can catch the mood of
Douglas Malloch can be happy any
time he wants to-. His is that kind
of philosophy. He has a message of
contentment that p~enetrates, and
makes more for sheer laughter than
for applause. Those who took their
worries to the ladies' night supper of
the Great Falls AID club at Hotel
Rainbow Thursday night forgot them
beneath the deluge of wit Mr.. Nal
loch loosed in the Palm room. There
were good cheer and good will and
beauty and sound reasoning in his
talk. He could strike a note of
sweetness in a wilderness of misery.
The audience of 200 diners would
not let the speaker stop when he at
tempted to conclude at the end of
an hour and a half. He responded
with a repertoire of stories that will
linger long in the memory of those
who treasure up gloom d~estroyers.
He said he was glad he was recall
led, for he always liked to oblge.
"I may be something like the man
who saw a bear smelling of his
tracks," he said when the applause
subsidized. "The man told the bear
that if it was tracks he wanted, he
would make some fresh ones"
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-11

Federal grades and rules contro'
in Montana on grades of wheat and
also on dockage. 1t might be we'll to
remember that broken kernels of the
same grade and variety are not con-
sidered dockage. Chaff, dirt, weed
seed and grain of other varieties,
such as oats in wheat, are considered
dockage.
The state law requires elevators
and public warehousemen to keep on
file a copy of all grades, rules and
regulations and to have posted in a
CONSPICUOUS place a placard notice
that: "A copy of Montana grades,
rules and regulations on file here for
information of interested parties"
Patrons have a right to consult this
copy.
A public warehouseman must re-
ceive for storage and shipment, with
out discrimination of any kind so far
as the capacity of his warehouse will
permit, all grain rendered him in the
usual curse of business in suitable
condition for storage. A warehouse
receipt must be delivered to the own
er. Upon the return of this recipt
by the owner to the warehouseman
and payment of all advances and le-
gal charges, the warehouseman must
deliver within 48 hours grain of the
grade and quantity set forth in the
receipt, or he shall deliver the grain
at a terminal market point, or the
equivalent market value thereof on
date, less any freight charges
to the terminal.
Public warehousemen are prohib-
ted, directly or indirectly, by any
charge, rebate or other device
collecting or receiving from
my person a greater or lesser COM
oensation, for any service rendered,
han he demands or receives from
my person for a similar service I'M
Ter substantially similar circum-
tances. A warehouseman is prohib-
ted from giving any unreasonable
reference or advantage to any per-
on or subjecting any person to any
-ndue or unreasonable prejudice or
isadvantage. A warehouseman con-
icted of violating this provision is
to punishment of both fine
nd Imprisonment.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-11
Talks About Sinners

Mr.. Malloch's subject was "Some
Sinners I Have Met" and he was sc
glad there were so many there. From
this beginning, after paying his com
plements to the ladies, the speaker
took his audience through approaches
to tears and gales of laughter. A
serious beginning would end with a
humorous twist, only to be repeated
and continued.
81 am often reminded" he said,
"that a boosted reputation is like a
white vest; the more you talk about
it and call attention to it, the more
they notice the spots on it. Usually
those with a spotless reputation are
those who have never encountered
temptation"
Mr.. Malloch gave an amplifed de-
scription of liars, who, he said, are
brothers to the crouch, the gossip,
the pessimist, the gutter and the
man who talks too much. His com
parison of the pessimist and the OPP
timist was that an optimist sights
a light in a dark place, and a pessi-
mist blows it out. The pessimist goes
through life undermining the happi-
ness of other people, he said; he new
talks about the weather unless it
is raining; he goes through life car
rying an umbrella.
Both Are Politicians
II think the optimist and the pessi-
mist are always at a political conven-
ton, he continued. "The optimist
that portion of the platform
points with pride; the pessi-
mist views with alarm. A pessimist
never led a charge in battle, but if
he optimist hears the growl of a
Tiger he cheers; the pessimist asks
which team lost; the optimist asks
which team won. An optimist would
wen go to a recital, or buy a bottle
# hair restorer. A bald-headed OPP
imist would buy a comb and, by
he way, | want to thank the COM
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-11
LAWS, GOVERNING
HANDLING OF GRAIN
STATE DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
WILL ENFORCE DOCKAGE
AND WEIGHTS RULES

Helena, Mont, Elevators and grain
handlers that have failed to comply
with every requirement of the law
and regulations of Montana by Aug
ust 1 will hereafter be prevented
from doing a cents worth of bust
ness until they have so complied, says
the State Department of Agriculture,
Labor and Industry. With harvest
time now in full swing, the depart
ment has about completed it's pre-
parations for the stringent enforce
ment of all rules and regulations per-
tanning to the handling and sale of
grain in Montana.
A new departure this year is the
requirement that every public ware
house furnish a sworn statement,
monthly, as to its condition. Unless
the department is satisfied that there
is an ample margin of protection to
owners of storage tickets additional
bonds will be demanded, failure to
comply with such demand will mean
the closing of such warehouse.
The Division of Grain Standards
and Marketing, which has charge of
this work, has been kept busy is
suing licenses and receiving bonds
from dealers and handlers of grain.
Any person who handles grain in car
lots and fails to secure a license op-
crates at the risk of being fined and
imprisoned.
Grain on storage can be taken
only by a person or firm licensed as
a public warehouseman. A license
a track buyer" entities the hold
only to buy grain and not to OPP
a warehouse or elevator. A
''grain dealer license entities the
holder to operate a private ware
but not to take grain on stor-
age. Every person or firm who en-
cages in the business of negotiating
sales or purchases for a commission,
must first obtain a brokers license"
Expert scale testers from the de-
,artment are now busy testing track,
dump, portable and grain tes-
,er scales used by elevators and grain
buyers. Scales found correct are
abeled Approved" those in bad or
Ter are labeled rejected" Opera
ors of these scales must have a
license issued by the de-
,artment and any weighman who
leglects or carelessly weighs grain
It who inaccurately weighs it, is
to prosecution, punishable by
10Th fine and Imprisonment.
If farmers are not satisfied with
he grade given their wheat, or if
hey believe the dockage is excessive,
t the time the grain is delivered
hey and the elevator mar should
axe an agreed sample of not less
nan a quart, and send it to the Chief
Inspector, Division of Grain Stan
ards and Marketing, Great Falls, or
'ozeman. His decision is final and
lie elevator must either accept his
or cease doing business.
he is subject to prose-
1tion for failure to comply with this
rder.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-11

mittee for the scenery here tonight
They are in the front row, as usual
There are both optimists and pessi-
mists in the insane asylums, but the
optimists are guarding the pessimists.
"The brother to the gossip is the
crouch. A crouch is like a cock
roach; he never knows where he is
going, but he knows he will never be
welcome anywhere. / knew a crouch
once who left the request that his
ashes be scattered to the four winds.
The relatives tried it, but they were
only clinkers and they wouldn't scat
ter.
Faith In Dreams
"The only thing that should be
bought without looking into is a
shotgun. | never saw a promoter of
general welfare. When a stranger
extends his right hand in fellowship,
look to see what he has in his left.
The heart side of life is the side that
counts.
Mr.. Malloch said that not many
people knew that department stores
were mentioned in the Bible, but he
quoted Job as saying that "all day
will I stand until by change comes"
The Great Northern Railway is men
in the scriptures, too, he
thought, for in Genesis 81 we are
told that the Lord created creeping
things"
"But there is no finer faith a man
have than faith in his own hopes
and dreams. Dreams always come
Why should be not have dreams
this is So"
81 haven't much use for these
modern efficiency methods; they take
Up so much time there isn't any time
eft for work or business. | am told
hat in this city a fugitive from JUS
ice once ran into the store of Jim
Jharteries and asked the proprietor
o hide him. He was told to get into
he filing cabinet; nobody had ever
ound anything there yet"
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-11

in the western part of the county is
going to have a community fair Aug
ust the 23rd and oath. The ribbon
winners will then exhibit at the coun-
ty fair at Poplar beginning August
25th.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-11

Miss Emily Linhoff in charge of
girls club work will be in Roosevelt
county Friday and Saturday, August
18th and 18th. She will inspect the
club work and get the teams ready
for demonstration work at the coun-
ty fair.-County Agricultural Agent.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-11

For the news read the Herald
subscription $3.50 per year.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-11
FARM BUREAU NOTES

A. j. Ogaard, secretary of the
Montana Seed Growers Assn. has
been inspecting several pure seed
fields in the county the past week.
Members of the association who are
making a start this year in raising
pedigreed seed are: Geo. Lesson,
Bainville, Victory oats; Sid Blair
Culbertson, Victory oats; Earl Coin,
Poplar, Victory oats and G. l. flax;
A. c. Boyd and Ben Spencer, Poplar,
Canadian Marquis wheat; Farming
Corporation, Poplar, c. I. 10 flax.
These men use special pedigreed
seed and produce registered seed
under the rules of the Montana Seed
Growers Assn. 1t is hoped that
through such special seed growers
and crop demonstrations Roosevelt
county will become standardized in
the matter of small grains, every far
mers growing the same adapted va
rieties of any given crop.
The Divide Community are going
to have a roasting ear picnic. Life is
worth while in the Divide Community
because they make it that way.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-11

The Wide Awake Farmers Club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

Jersey; State highway Engineers
Eotis. of Kentucky, Sid smith Of
Carolina; W. $. Falls, of North Caro-
!!na: q. W. Coleman. Of Virginia.
Thursday. April II. . ~ M-invo-
cation. Rev. II y. Shcnk: address.
Governor Il. y. Cooper. OF South Caro-
lima: Types OF Roeds.' e. NJ. Upham.
chief engineer highway department
OF Delaware. address, Hon. Juscphus
Daniels. cX-Sccrctary of the Navy:
address. DR.. j. Hyde Pratt. Of Chapel
Thursday. April u. ~ to l.. Nj
National Highway ASSOCIATION.
Ihnrsday. April u. 2 r. M.-Auto;;
roads show headquarters. proceed
Through the principal streets OF
Greensboro to High Point and return
TO III" fair grounds where a barbecue
VIII be served AT d l.. NJ.
Thursday, April ~ I T.. NJ Gair
groundsl Address. Senator Claude
swanson. 81 Virginia: address. Dr. ID,
w. Daniel OF Clemson College. of
south Carolina; address. Congressman
i. H. ward. OF Washington.
These VIII be followed by short
talks by Miss Hattie Berry. of Chapel
liIl. y G.. Hon. W. McGirt. OF
Wilmington. y. G.. and other dis
t!ngU!sRcd guests.
Program of the Bankhcad National
Highway Association:
Thursday, April II. !: VI.
Invocation itcv. W. o. Goode.
Convention called TO order by Hon.
Bcnn"han Cameron. president
Address Of welcome on behalf OF
the city Of Greensboro. {. X. Wharton.
Addrsss Of %sic9mG on behalf OF
Sprunt I'M. Of Durham. director of
the association.
ncsp"nac--fIon. W. d. Cardwell.
Annual adhrcys-IIOn Rcnnchan
Cameron. president.
Report OF the work Of the Bank
J. y. Rountree. director-Iemcral.
Appointment Of committees.
Report Of board OF directors.
report OF standing aud special
Fridn,, April 80. . a. VI.
Invocaticn-Ecy. Charles r. Myers.
Report Of the committees. which
viii include the election OF ofhCcrss
board OF the Bankhcad National High
way Association. by its chanrman.
Address Congressman ". H. Bank
head Of Alabama
\ddrcss.AIrs. George ". Wander
.Srhe Roads of France" Confess
Constance d. Caen, Of France.
Friday April 80. :. y. VI.
The afternoon Will be devoted 70
inc TRANSACTION 81 pbSlb'SS
with the Bankhead National Highway
Association.
saturday, April 80. % 4. VI.
y joint meeting of the :. Good
Roads Association. the Rankhcad Ma
tion;t! Highway Association, county
judges and engineers Viii be held un-
der the auspices of 'hc L. = Good
Roads Association. members and dele
gates viii deliver short talks on good
roads and kindred subjects.
The convention viii adjourn at IL
VI. sine die.
saturday. April ~. .,:m g.. VI.
The Virginia Carolina annual base
bail game, at Cone Park.
United states Good R0nds Show.
TIL. exhibit of materials and ma
Chincry composing the L. :. Good
Roads SHOW. viii be held in the
Farmers Warehouse. corner Belle
meade and y. Green Streets. The Bu
rcau OF Public Roads of the United
states has installed an exhibit COW
ering 1900 square feet. which Is COM
plct In every way.
Headquarters for registering dele
gates, announc.!n and moving
pictures VIII be dispensed at the
Good Roads SHOW. All members. del
cSatcS and visitors. and the general
public, are invited 10 attend this