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. Water & sewage works . *** CLARENCE A. KENYOX representedthe American Highway Associationand the Indiana Oood Roads Associationas a delegate to the International RoadCongress, held in London, Eng., June 23-28, 1913. Mr. Kenyon is a practical high-way engineer who has been engaged inroad and street building for many has studied and tvatched the rapid de-velopment of the science of road buildingin America in a manner so thorough as tomark him as an authority. For this rearson he is particularly fitted to point outthe many interesting facts brought forthat the recent London Congress, i
. Water & sewage works . *** CLARENCE A. KENYOX representedthe American Highway Associationand the Indiana Oood Roads Associationas a delegate to the International RoadCongress, held in London, Eng., June 23-28, 1913. Mr. Kenyon is a practical high-way engineer who has been engaged inroad and street building for many has studied and tvatched the rapid de-velopment of the science of road buildingin America in a manner so thorough as tomark him as an authority. For this rearson he is particularly fitted to point outthe many interesting facts brought forthat the recent London Congress, icherethree thousand delegates representedthirty-nine different nations. *** EUROPEAN ROADBUILDING By A. KEXYOX, Indianapolis, Ind. FROM every country comes the cry,What are we to do with our roads?The increase of the travel on themhas so multiplied that roads that werestrong enough and good enough a fewyears ago are no longer adequate. What isto be done? Shall we neglect the roads un-til the public no longer us
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