... feentenary of Lincoln’s birth certainly the most grand loee, says the Manchester Guardian/’ is the scheme for constructing a Lincoln highway from the door of the White House at Washington to the battlefield at Gettysburg, a distance of sixty miles the crow fliee ...

... When the Paalmiet about the happy people in whore are the highways to Zion, there it no thought of such trade All the Lincoln Highway. The heart it not a builder of made of brick, or broken Acme. or asphalt. Yet before feet of man beat, down the lint path ...

... large areas of the State of Pennsylvania, which has fine highways of concrete or asphalt. One superb road is called the Lincoln highway, and links up many great towns and cities. Outside of large cities the houses are built of wood as rule, and are usually ...

... large areas of the State of Pennsylvania, which has fine highways of concrete or asphalt. One superb load is called the Lincoln highway, and links many great towns and cities. Outside of large cities the houses are built of wood as a rule, and are usually ...

... us. and wo close range how Chambers of Commerce have to recognise that fact. are worked across the Atlantic. lam THE LINCOLN HIGHWAY. sometimes told that I am always quoting America. Why not° The L.S.A. and sta l tee rent w e h te . r on t ri e de t tae ...

... quagmire in winter. In the States to-day the wonderful and gigantic road system they were develop- ing was amazing. The Lincoln Highway ; went right across the Continent. was a road almost as long as from here to the other side ot the Atlantic, and they ...

... road—both with their advocates—modern road building is new language to all of us, and have to recognise that fact. THE LINCOLN HIGHWAY. I remember the time in the United States when, outside the large cities, they had little else than what they call dirt ...

... road—both with their advocates—modern road building is new language to all of ns, and have to recognise that fact. THE LINCOLN HIGHWAY. I remember the time in the United States when, outside the large cities* they had little else than what they call dirt ...

... company in recognition of the fact that one of its six sport model cars, driven Mr. A. F. Ramect, vice-president of the Lincoln Highway Association, and Mr. E. S. Evans, one of the founders the Association, has crossed the Canadian Rockies, thus marking ...

... . after asking to he re-arrested. I was pinched early this morning, after I was in an automobile accident in the e l Lincoln Highway btween Parkand and Langhgrne. They took me to the Langhorne T.orel Stork,. sail But I was too cold to sleep. When I yelled ...

... joy indeed. All the trunk roads arc made of concrete. Thej' are fine and wide, and smooth as bSlliarri table. The great Lincoln Highway, which stretchea the 3,000 odd miles from New York to San Francisco, nearly finished; in fact, is already possible to ...

... Johnstown. From the latter I made more extended motor journeys, going through Maryland Frederick and Washington; hack by the Lincoln Highway to Johnstown, and thence on New York, where I spent week, l»efore returning by the Carovia. ** It doesn’t take long describe ...