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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03
A Delightful Place

Atlantic City? No, Atlantic Beach near Jacksonville, Fla" said H. J. Porter, Sr., just back from the latter place. T spent a few days at At lantic City some time ago and the noise and everlasting stir going on there hurried me away. At Atlantic Beach l got real rest and real recrea- tion.
 At nights we slept under cover the breeze always blowing. As soon IS the tide leaves the sands of the beach>it is as hard as rock and ideal for automobile traffic. We have the best kind of sea food fresh from the water.
 We have delightful resorts in our own southern country. There is no need to go elsewhere"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03
Utility and the Public
 Form Close Connection.

F1HE Birmingham Water Works
 Il company is putting the money of the people back into service for ths people. The greater part of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03
Movement of Brick

Capacity operations at brick plants is another repeated refrain as Sep tember begins.
 Bessemer and Ensley plants of che Alabama Clay Products company are at capacity; have been for three weeks.
 Among other contracts on which we are working" said AZ S. Holberg. vice president and treasurer, are 120,000 face brick for Tuscaloosa and S0.000 face brick for Miami, Fla -Bir- mingham brick has way of travel ing, you know.
 We have received orders for fire brick from foundries at Annis ton. pipe works and the like. In dustrial plants are repairing. We are furnishing fire-clay for blast fur naces that are getting back into shape.
 Our activity embraces shale, face and fire brick Our two plants ha ye IA kilns, al operating, and our orders are sufficient to care for capacity operations for some time to come"
 Similar report is made by John W. Sibley of the Birmingham Clay ProL- ucts company. Birmingham brick is in brisk demand and going out to n half dozen southern states.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03
EXPERT CRITICISM.

DO you think it sinful to play golf on Sunday"
 No" said MT. Wadleigh, q don't. But if a man only plays golf once week his game is apt to be crime"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03
From the Atlanta Constitution.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
 N CORRESPONDENT make the A\ timely suggestion that "the
 time has arriver when the hue and cry against the federal reserve banks should cease" and he is right.
 Indeed, so far as any Justification for it goes, such time "arrived" even before the "hue and cry' be- gan!
 If there is any one section of the country which, more than any other. has reason to stand by the federal re- serve banking system that section Is the south, and yet most of the criti- cism against it comes from this sec ton.
 The country would have had "a perilous time of it in financing the reserve system, which has helped to make us the creditor nation of the world.
 Students of finance and political economy are agreed that in the pres- ent period of world wide business stringency the federal reserve system is the one factor that has prevented the worst money panic, perhaps, in the history of the country.
 Times may be somewhat out of joint just noN as & natural reflec- +;op of world . U ide conditions hrou Rht about by the war; but the American people have the federal reserve sys- tenn to thank for the fact that con ditions here are no worse.
 It is all right, and helpful, to crit icise; but constructive criticism of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03
Endurance Needed

Endurance should play a promin- ent part in the present city com mission race, with such formida- ble array of candidates in the field" declared R. c. Todd. The office seekers who go over on the first bal lot should count themselves excep- tionally lucky. Personally, l hardly believe it can be done with more than 24 persons seeking five offices.
 "The present list of contestants is one of the largest which ever sought municipal office in Birmingham, as well as can recall. One man at the Woodlawn meeting put the situation rather aptly when he said the elec- tion was sort of relief for the un- employed There are certainly variety of occupations represented in the list of names whose owners are in the race.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03

 have organized themselves as a vir- tual army and defied the law of the state and the nation. Had the au- thorities of West Virginia shown themselves able to cope with the sit- uation when it first became menac- ing they would not have been forced to call on the federal government for troops to put down anarchy. The miners are at fault because they accepted the advice of radical lead CTS instead of trying to right their real or alleged wrongs by lawful methods.
 The condition of affairs in West | Virginia is discreditable to that state and to the whole country. When peace is restored an investigation should be made and steps taken to prevent a repetition of the disorders which have led to bloodshed and paralized the West Virginia coal region.
 Company detectives and miners should both be forced to obey the law. Excesses have been committed that were due to inflamed passions, but these outrages have gone far enough. Since the state authorities have acknowledged their inability to maintain order, the federal gov ernment should promptly "clean up" West Virginia.
 4 New York man says a spirit called Red Feather" told his wife it was his job to wash dishes, floors, shirts and socks. so she made him do, it. o just and righteous judge, give him his liberty! # # #
 One of the most disastrous fires in | the history of the country occurred on a farm near Carlisle, Pa. Forty barrels of elderberry wine were used to extinguish the flames
 * * < 1 sinners, step forward" says the New Orleans Item. If all the sinners in New Orleans were to step forward they would jam Canal street # # #
 A magazine writer says readjust- ment has hit the white collar" men hard. They've stood the gaff long enough to be used to it. | x < <
 As we more or less confidently predicted, DeValera didn't slam the door in his latest note to Lloyd George.
 | # 1 4
 The League of Nations council is studying the silesian problem and scratching it's individual heads not little.
 l From present indications. old King I Cotton will soon be able to put his d. l. a A d I tattered retainers in brand-new liv- cry.
 bobbed hair doesn't care to argue the matter with a bobbed haired woman.
 < # 4. The candidate for office sheds bit ter tears as he contemplates the tax burdens of potential voters.
 * x x
 Life is series of disappointments. The report that. Trotzky had quit l seems to have been erroneous | * < < | Let us not bear down too hard on | AeAiCO WHlle we are cCHlFOnleQ Wlln the situation in West Virginia.
 # < <
 Chemists claim to have discovered a new gas that will defy respirators. Let's postpone the next war.
 # *Nx
 There was no felt wrapped around the brick the American Bar associa- tion hurled at Judge Landis.
 As the superdreadnaught Washing ton slid down the ways the dove of peace croaked plaintively.
 * < as l Birmingham will not be ashamed 1 of having 50 candles burning brightly on her birthday cake. :s s =:
 Japan's e"benevolent penetration" here and thre has been called by a harsher name.
 | x # # We give the hooch joke at least twenty more years to live.
 MEN MORE HANDSOME From tha Topdop najlv NamS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03
His RenI Name

When I saw myself interviewed in The Age-Herald lobby column as Aristotle Bouros, I could not imagine how it came about that my first name was used, because I am known in Birmingham as Harry rather than 'Aristotle,'" said Aristotle Bouros. Later I remembered having shown an Age Herald man some of my cor respondence with European bank ing firm, which was under my real family name.
 My two brothers also had historic names. one being Socrates and the other Esculapius. The latter per ished at the front in the war witt, Bulgaria, the other has just arrived in New York. Many of our histor.c Greek names become shortened oy use in this country on account of their being. unfamiliar to the aver age person."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03
NO MONEY IN THAT.

NO MONEY IN THAT.
 Professor Diggs seems to be up- set about something" ''He's had another grievous cisa2- pointment."
 "what was it?''
 "He thought an official looking envelope that came in the morning mail contained a lecture contract, but 1t was only & notification that hs was going to be awarded another honorary degree" PAUL COOK.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala, post, office as second-class matter under act ol Congress, March $, 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03

No communication will be published without its aLInor's name. Rejected man uscript Will not be returned unless stamps are enclosed Tor that purpose.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03

Remittance can be made at current rate of exchange. The Age Herald VIII not pe respvnslble for money sent through tAe
 THE AGE-HERALD,
 BIrminghani, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03

It's difficult to love ones neighbors as they love themselves.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-03

What size tip do you have to give a prime minister abroad"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
ALTA TODAY
FIGHTING RRoTHER-IOVE
DEFTES FqNANcIsf. ReIN
TO SAVE NAME OF DEAF

Brotherly love. as the powerful
force that sends a father to an early
grave and controls the destinies Of a
pronis0ent New York family is one
Of the appealing elements in .'Her
Kingdom Of Dreams. starring Anita
stewart and which viii be seen at the
Alta Theatre, commencing today.
Greatest Cast Ever Assembled
Probably the greatest case ever as
sembled for motion picture was plac-
ed under the direction of Marshall
Neilan for the production of this pic
ture Among the stars included are:
Anna @. Nilsson, Kathlvn Williams.
Tully Marshall, Thomas Santscni,
Spottiswood Aitken. Mahlon Hamilton,
Wesley Barry Ralph Graves. Thomas
Jefferson, James Neill and Edwin
Stevens.
As Judith Rutledge. Miss stewart
plays the role of country girl VINO
has idealized the life anu surroundings
Of the large cities. AS a stenographer
she is involved in the family affairs
cf her employer the wealthy Mr.. War
rem, whose death results from a violens
argument with his son Fred. on his
deathbed the elder Warren makes a
final request that his son marry
Judith.
Their marriage is followed by SER
les of business and domestic misun-
derstandings which cram the picture
with unusually interesting situations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
MANY VOTERS TO
ATTEND Meeting
(East oregonian special.l

COLUMBIA, Feb. IS.-Mrs. Barhan
and son Childs returned Saturday from
California where they have been visit
ing the past two months
II. ]. Stillings recently shipped out
some of his blooded Poland China hogs
i to breeders of the stock. at Nasella,
oregon City and Vale. Mr.. Stillings is
continuing TO make bigger plans in the
business, owing to good success in the
past.
Mrs. Joe Udey and little daughter
I Florence returned last week from The
Dalles. having spent two months there
where Florence. was receiving rnedicai
attention for a broken arm. She Is
reported as doing nicely now under the
circumstances. the break unfortunate
Is being a very bad one.
In order that they may understand
the terms of the contracts being sent
10 water users of the project in regard
to the new funds to be raised for inn
provements a great many voters ars
going to attend the meeting held at
Hermiston Friday the 18th.
Considerable discussion is going on
among the land owners and all are
anxious to gain all the information
possible on the subject before cleo
tion.
Rumor has it that the Standard OH
Co. is getting busy leasing a body of
5000 acres Of land lying somewhere
between the Cmatilla and Columbia
rivers and the reason for securing this
tract is for oil drilling purposes. If
this is true it cannot be a great ways
from the Umatilla project and along
with the large water power plans on
the Columbia River, the future may
mean a great deal to our community
by the Accomplishment Of such deycl-
opments.
Many farmers attended the pruning
demonstration held at the F. P. Phipps
orchards Friday Of last week. Severai
different methods Of pruning fruit
trees were used and trees which were
pruned win be pruned by the same
men for three years and record keps
the result being known at the end OF
that time, which method is best to enl-
ploy for the future.
Professor c. L. Long Of o. A. C. who
conducted the school spoke at length
upon the subject at meeting held in
Hsrmiston in the evening. Fred Ben
Mon, county agent, who assisted with
the work throughout the day was pres
ent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
REAR ADMIRAL HAS A
Stroke OF PARALYSIS

WASHINGTON Feb. 1S.-U. P.)
Rear Admiral Joseph Jayne suffer-
ed a stroke of paralysis late last night
while on duty with the Pacific fleet.
returning from South American EVA
tiers, the navy department was advised
today. He was taken aboard The hos
pital ship Mercy and the adviees said
his condition was not critical and
that ne. was expected to recover.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
POLICE ROW OVER
DOG ENDS FATALLY

NORFOLK, Va. Feb. 1S.-U. PS
"A police court row over bulldog
ended fatally here today when Miss
Francis Holland was shot and mort
ally wounded by Thomas Logon,
merchant. Loyon then turned the
weapon on himself and may die.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
arnE PAssIoNArE rnnRMr

The new Paramount picture The
Passionate Pilgrim, said 10 be one Of
tho best Cosmopolitan productions 20
Gate, will he shown at the Arcade
theatre today The picture il dramatic
and thrilling. The heart Interest never
hays while the narrative is tensclv
sympathetic. ii was directed by Roh-
ert @. Nignoia and Alfred Iiduorf did
the photography.
The photoplay is interpreted by an
extremely wen selected cast, including,
Matt Moore, Ruhye De Remer, Claire
Whitney, Julia Swayne Gordon.
frankie Mann, and Ahry Newcomb.
Tom Guise, Van Dyke Brooke. Charles
Gerard. Sam ]. Ryan, Arthur Donald
son. Albert Reccardi, Bernard A. Rein
cid. Charles Brook ana Helen Lindroth
in the other parts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
CROWD aIoBs COUNTY JAIL

ATHENS. Ca, Feb. 1S.--A mob of
5000 persons tonight stormed the
Clarke county jail and after forcibly
taking John Eberhardt, a negro
charged with murder of Mrs Walter
Lee Of Oconee county, from she Jail
burned him at the stake.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
MAN HAS Objections
TO BEING FOOT WARMER

CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-tU. P)-Mrs.
Jacob sorensen is. filing suit for
divorce She alleged that her husband
beat her because she has unconsciously
pHt her cold feet against him ore
night.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18

make provision to pay the interest on
the American debt. Austen Chamber
lain. chancellor of the exchequer an
nouneed today to trade deputation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18

INTEREST MUST BE PAID
LONDON, Feb. 1S.-(A. P.)-.Great
Britain must in the next fiscal year
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-27
La EDUcAC0N DE La MUJER
MODERNA.

La mujer esta destinada a los afee-
tos duces y tiernos. Sus palabras
deben ser una gotta de mieI en- las
amarguras de Ia vida; au sonrisa I'M
rosado ~crepdseulo, brillando sobre las
~sinuosidades obscuras de la inteligen-
eia; mancha, penetrando hasta los
abisnfos de nuestro corazon, cihendo
con su aureola m~elane6lica, Y santa
todas nuestras mas febriles y exalta-
das pasiones.
Moderar los impetus demasiado
~faertes de los hombres, decir con
a~fectos tiernos su corazon despedaza-
do por, exaltadas p~asiones; atraer la
ambicion sin lfmites al estrecho pero.
venturoso nido del hogan, tai debe
ser su angelieo ministerfo en- Ia So
'ciedad. Estas alas vibran por las al
turas inaccesibles de la ambicion O.
del poder.
Lo dulce. 10 tierno, 10 gracioso, for
man otros tantos c~frculos donde su.
natural hermoso Sc lama como a IN
'|I."H# .W UL..NH" N HA@ N.N..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-27
FL ESTADOTENDRA
200 ExVETERANOS
ENLA CONVENTION

Nuevo Mexico espera mandar al me.
nos 200 LegiOnarios a la convention
naeional, Legion Americana, la eual
Sc abre en- Kansas City a fines del
mes, y los ex-veteranos del Estado del
Sol Esplendente probablemente ha16n
la mejor representation.
Fortaran sombreros grandes con co
pas atlas, 81 "sombrero1 propio a los
hombres del gran Estado de Nuavo
Mexico, o sns inmensas llanuras de
recess y memorials de los dfas de los
vaqueros.
Los muchachos de Nuevo Mexico
tendran su Quartet general en- Ell mag
nifico Hotel Baltimore en- Kansas city
y estas noticias deben amman a nv
chos a hacer Ell viaje.
Todos los empleados de la estafeta
quienes sean ex-veteranos podran
atender a la convention nacional, ba.
10 orden especial del Administrator
General de Correos VIII Hays.
Segun anunciado en- dias pasaaos.
los miembros de la Legion iran en-
grandes ndmeros a la convention ma
cional y confian en- la suerte de re-
gresar en- case de la huelga de los fe-
.rrocarriles.
Segun los repOrtes recibidos kan
sas City Sc ha preparado para darles
la b%ienvenida y entrener a los yisi.
tantes con los mejores entretenimfen-
tos que pueda poner en- efecto duran.
tie la convention.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-27
100 CABALEEROS
DE COLON TOMA
RAN Ell CUARTO
CRADO EN- SANTA.
r MnWrAHDnr ~
II WUUEMDnE III.

FL Concilio de Santa Re. Caba.
lleros de Colon. exempiificarsn d
cuarto grade para 100 apEcantes,
los mas de elIos de Santa Fe, q
dia "a de Noviembre. Dia de Ac-
cion de Gracias.
Don Jose D. Sena. principal del
cuarto grade de Ia AsambIea de
LoyoIa. la cual incIuye los conci-
los de Santa Fe, Albuquerque,
Las Vegas. Roswell y Gallup y es-
pera mas.
FL Ola principiara con misa ma
yor cantada en- la Cathedral de San
Francisco. La exemphficacion TO-
mara lugar en- la tarde. En- la no.
che la Sociedad del Altar servira
an banquete.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-27
Gsrhart DemandadO pOr $2,2s2
POr los CanaderOs.

Pleito ha sido entabIado boz
alegados perjuicios en- Ia suma IL
$2,252.66 y Ell mismo ha sido
protocolado en- la oficina del Sc
cretario de la corte de distrito
por Rellus D. Reeves vs.. H. B.
Cerbaft y G. c. Cerhart, transan-
do negocios en- Stanley bajo 81
nombre de White Lakes Com
pany. tafs
FL actor alega que los acusados
causaron una dilacion en- Ell enyio
de sus reces por Ell FerrocarriI
Mexico Central. rehusandoIe
para echar sus reces en- Ell
tren cuando guerra mandarIas al
mercado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-27
Miller De ALBUQUERQUE Sc
OFREcE YENDER EN- SUBAS-
IA PUBLIcA.
Disgustada per a Falla de Traba-
10 Sc 0frece en- Venta al Me-
jOr PostOr.

No si6ndoie possible encontrar ira
bajo despues de seis meses de esfler-
EOS en- eonseguirse IN empleo, una
muier 3oTen que reside en- Albuqqer-
que, N. NJ, Sc ha ofrecido en- venta al
poster mas alto. por medic de sEl
Denver POST. anuncio ese periddico
en- sus Columns de anuncios en- dihs
pasades. la joven cuyo nombre no
Sc ha dado al pdblico. escribi6 IN
anuncio pfreciendo Tenderse a ST mis-
ma. cuyo anuncio 10 envi6 al Denver
Post" Rcompahado de un billete de un
peso. 81 oniro, segun decia ella, era
su dltimo caudal.
FL anuncio lee:
PARA VENDERSE'-Una mlier
joven, habiendo fallado en- ~conseguir
ooupaUont despues de un~sesfuerzo de
seis mase como tenedora de lilros
caiera D vendedpra-se ofrece 8 ST
misma en- venta al mejor poster.
"Senorita A. B. CT
la joqen pidi6 que Sc tomara hlgu-
ma p%recaucion para protegerla de per-
soDae sin eerdpuio asi es qua el
POST anunci6 que los prospective
compradores podian aplicar al editn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-27
,.. .EM III. YAK N.H .NI MH
MADREl MUEvh
NTESTINOS
DEL NlNO CON
"MIEL De HIGOS De
CALEFORNIA.'

Apdrese Madrei Aun i'm nino en-.
fermo anna Ell SAILOR sidellcioso" de Ia
Mel dc Higos de California" y i
ca faita en- abrir los intestinos. Una
cilch<rada hoy evitara I'M nino enter
mo MAIZENA,. 81 constipado, bilioso,
acalenturado, inc6modo, tiene resfrta-
do, cdiico, o 81 Ell est6mago esta agrio,
Ia lengua gruesa, mala r~espiracioB,
reeuerden que una buena limpiadR
de los pequenos intestinos es amenn-
do TODD 10 que es n~ecesario.
P~regantele a su boticario por la
genuina "Miel de Higos de California;
la cual-tiene direcciones para nihos e
~iLfaltes de todas edades impresas en-
"a botella.l Madre! -usted debe decir
California" o tai vez obtenga una
imitaeion de miel de higos. Adv.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-27
ADVERTENCIA POR Ell CUERPO
DE SALUBRlDAD DE ESTAD0.
Con Referencia al CuidadO y Ira
tamientO de los Infantes.

He aqui 10 que dice Ell Dr.. G. E
Waller:
"Demasiadamente muchos nihos es
tan muriendo en- este estado como re
sultado de deseNido y falta de- Ia pro
pia alimentacion 10 cual viens en- 81
mayor parte por falta dc iRfOFmacipH
por parte de los PADRES diso 81 Dr.
q. E, Waller, Director de Salnbrfdad
de Estado, refiriendose q los esfuef-
COS que han sido hechos por Ell Burd
de Salubrfdad de Estado para redRcif
el nhmero de muertes de infantes en-
81 Estado. Ell Dr. Waller continna /:
NMientras que nuestros departamen'
tos de tempo complete de saiHbridad
de condado estan hacienda larg0s ade.
lantos hacia Ell m-ejoramiento de es-
tas condolences, por directo contacto
personal con padres y nihos. realiza-
mos que hay vastos trechos de nues-
tro Estado a los cuaies nuestro men
safe de saIud nunca Hogan, a no ser
cue esfuerzo especial sea hecbo. Aun-
cue nuestra fuerza Y foHdos son lint
tados, va hemos salido con exito en-
hegar a los lugares mas remOtos del
Estado con material educational, ell
eual esperamos que empiece a mani
festar sus efectos en- la reduction de
Ia mortalidad de infaptes, adprante los
ploximos v~enideros meses'
Ell doctor aKBiic6 que dos jnstr1c-
eicnes, en- Ingles y Espahol, habian
sido preparadas, una sobre ell cuidado
de los infantes abajo de I'm ano de
edad y ell otro para ninos de mas
edad. Usanda las direcciones Ell los
caetificados lie naeinient0 protO0ola-
dos con Ell Bur6, estas in~strucciones
han sido mandas a los padres de TO-
dos los nihos cuyOs nacimientos han.
sldo registrados, mas que Joce mil
Dor todos, Y mas de elias estan a
Hendo segun los certificates nueyOs
estan llegando 4 Ia o~fieina, cada mes.
Estas instrucciones dicen en- termines
simples todas aquellas cosas que los
padres deben saber con referencia a
lR alimentacion y cuidado general de
Ia salud de sus nifos. Accompaniment
a las mismas esta una oferta p0r par
te del Bur0 para proporcionar tai ayiS
ia como puede ser caHaz N dar, tai,
les instrucciones como para preparar
Ia leche sin necesidad de hielo o 70,
petos del gobierno sobre varias Eases
de salud de los nihos. Incluso en- ca
da carta a tambien sugestiones pa
Ell cuidado de madres que estan pa
"a dar alumbramientos. con Ia snptica
que les sean entregadas a un yecino,
no las necesita. /
Con la asistencia de los medicos en-
II D.--<M l. U-H.a--fl -
sobre la salud de los nihos, este
material fue preparado por la Senori
"a Margaret Upper, quien es Princt
pal de las Diyisiones de Hygiene de
Nihos y Salubridad Pdblica Sobre Nj
hos y es una nodriza experta de mu
experienced IN trabajo de salubri
lad pdblica.
El interes manifestado por las ma
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-27
Segun COnvenidO pOr Ia Confereu.
cha les d . los Estados de r.,
rrenOs P6blirOs ReconOeinien.
to Especial.
La Appropriation uega = IN Tot.l
de IS Mllones.

Fondos que hacen possible 81 s,nn,so
de 100000 a $4,000 Hombras nsrs
una sofa e~staeion de constructed n
caminos son apropiados Dor ii pro,
veto de caminos ~carreteros nacionai
a IA presente en- confefencia v Ell anal
Sc espera que pase ell congress- den.
ITO ae los siguientes pocos dias.
- p1o{eeto. al que Sc convino Dor
/. g comiston hefa una apf0pnelon de
o'vVV'Vp0e De 4 cual 81 e90oe0 tes.
tan dispoqibles para dihtfibhcloa en-.
ire los estados como ayuda federal en-
construction de caminos cuando Il
proyecto Sc deerete en- ley v s5oo00..
geo, seis meses mas tarde. estar6n
iamediatamante disponibies para "a.
ihinos en- Tag norestas ~nacionales "
~$l0,0Oo.00o mas en- Julio lro, 1922.