The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
GEN. BOOTH WANTS SiO,OW,OOO
uOI IN >T,RT TNUFRSsTIES
IOR ~ NHIF tND DFGRaDED.
I rlrrrn crime the Rnin ef IiiIiaarsp Tres
"-nt Rirak week oa the Gelf Links
~ocirt, wemra Driven ny Dulness
In thr Opera Americans in London

-a-e.=! CINr D,t5dsch TO THE SIX.
Ep>poN, Dec. l3.-Gen. Booth OF TN.
|r.tt.pn Army ia now practically blind
..Ir BE-. l. looking forward stsil To an opera
...u Tor cataract on his right eye. He
.- d""ply stirred by Andrew Carnegie =
..'' t slo.oo.Ooo for the promotion Of the
,... & the world
What would l give for O,OOo O0o To
IL win true peace he cried. How
n ia spend il? That ~ no new question
...r "a and year out We have ponder-d
w"mi"ring when and whence TN.
...,'n- will come. There are many
"'u"s and possibilities. but If they
.'. t. be effective all must hegin with the
o., h"ginning. "A university Of humanity.
Ihl- university for a beginning should
.N' two centres. London and New York
b. wuUd he an institution To which the
west. the humbeSt and the most de-
.Ia"d would he brought that they might
70. taught. The Creates, and only abiding
.--'r would be- forgrtfuln.-- Of self.
I'm these universities | would give men
.'..lthy bodies the means 1T healthy
..r, | would have them trained men
.... morally and physically. would
-'... that the money was not spent on the
.,.v alone. Around each university |
,..Id nav" 100 halls which nv their,
.Entu"-, would attract each their
...u-,ud~ There are so many ways of
-.'uiIuG money In the direction Of peace
at vet making 1t reproductive that
.,.U'i recount all. ] only wish Mr. Car
... 90" would CIV" me "a chance"
~, dents Ut Hilldrop Crescent. the
..." e H." t1ppsn murder hav. pc
r"i thu London County Council ro1
n'' rh.t thnrou ghfare. A. Ri. houses
-, ing "mprI"d and property H. de
0... .'ng IN value on account Of IN. no
..r,'v Arising rut of the famous Cas..
.... works committee OF the Council con
'.i that the name should not be-
..--i
..' most d.solate places IN England
..ruE III" present drcc.iful weather ar.
.'.' Inks. where usually al this time Of
.". Erdr"d~ IT players assemble daily
/" ..h. Richmond aud Norwood ar.
.." ntIr,.y owing Ia tn. floods. hut
= ...g. IT" still open but deserted say. !
.. .hdi--.
err .Iu,.t week socially has driven |
'.- women 10 IN. opera chart table. |
..un.nt~ and lectures With III. |
neNt week preparations for the |
o - .v"du> will begin Thu. last !
..-'-l" ~ III" Iiftl- Theatre took place |
, rI--Iav Ladies Craven and Maid |
. md Mines. X Mctreery and |.
E.' ~" w"r" among IN" Americans !
e. l.uch"d together ~ IN" Ritz and then |
"u' % The Cal-erie whore five French |
... Lri women talked on music
l-.dv STAFFORD opened the dolls tapl.au
Inhibition al Lord Pymouth'S horI-.
'f.ly Ir"tty American and English !
-..- i-slsted her IN di-po~Ing OF the dolls /
i-lGv Craven = 70 hsv" "A Christmas
..rr- 1t CONT. tbls.y Mrs Newhous. ,
81 ID" one OF m" guests
i~tdy Cooper has gone IN HurSley. where
-u, will have a holiday party Of young
,,pul"
Mr. Maldwyn Drummond was a guest
.t I-liy warrn~ In ~ week. hrt j. now
-...r sci a-t.u ~ h"~ town ho,p-.
Nir- - Beatty - arranging tor hIG
house party at Hanover T.odg"
Mr. ! } t-tur Mr. " " Aston and
Viz S,crder-"igr hIy- all b.a-, hu-ily
a s.grd ~ election work They will
pond Christmas at S-"v"- Ca-tl.
tIari-- idor aud Mr. Reid hav. gone
Nr-,t Park. where they are hpvin
ys". md part which Includes MIR
b - Niy Ward
'tdI Ache~ou. who L. not in th" h.e'
u"IIth. will go To- Brighton for th.
' DIS md
''li' and ker-ey. 4 Albert Hal-tead and
.- Z, Brigh- ar" among m" pa-sar ger
-aI"i IN the LI-itanil for New
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