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Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
REFUSES TO PAINT SECOND
PICTURE OF CORONATION
Noted Artist Finds Royal Sub
jeCtS Make Poor Models

LONDON, Nov. 12.-In anticipation
of the coronation next year, inquiry is
already afloat in art circles as to who
will be selected to paint the picture of
the scene in Westminster abbey. The
London correspondent of the Scotsman
has the highest authority for stating
1t will not be Mr.. Abbey. That dis
tinguished r. A, whose fine picture of
the spectacle when King Edward was
crowned hangs on the walls of Buck
ingham palace, is dissatisfied after
the experience accumulated in the
course of that work. For its accom-
plishment 1t was necessary that be
should obtain private sittings from a
body of something like 100 distinguished
persons who took a prominent part in
the pageant OF them all the painter
found King Edward the most reason
able. With others Of less exalted sta
ton he had cause to lament unpunc-
tuality in the matter of arranged sit
tings, petulance and vanity when at
length the engagement was kept"
During the lying-in-state of King
Edward in Westminster abbey he was,
the same authority states, approached
from high quarter with the sugges-
ton that he should paint another pic
ture, but he declined.
9$
"A man't dearest friend is usually old
schoolfellow."
''-av he rest of It."
But a girls dearest friend is generally
some damsel she's known about ten days.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities

Of Pasadena returned last evening from
Phoenix. where he went to ride during the
territorial fair He reports the races there
were declared off on account of accidents
to some of the riders in practice.
City Auditor Kellogg City Clerk Dyer,
Engineer Van Ornum, Health Officer Black,
Building Inspector Shaver, Electrician
Reeves, Street superintendent Boyer and
City Attorney Wood planning to at
tend the convention of the California League
of Municipalities in San Diego.
Throop academy students and friends ded-
icated the new Throop dormitory last even
ing with a dance and social. A reception
to the public will be held in the dorm-
tory Thursday afternoon from to o'clock.
Charles Gasl1ill, 652 Franklin avenue, who
almost died Thursday from hemorrhages
following injury to his nose. is re-
ported out of danger. Up to date last
evening no hemorrhages had occurred for
more than twenty-four hours.
Twenty-Five members of the Azusa cham
Der of commerce, accompanied by Secretary
Owens of the organization, paraded the
streets of Pasadena yesterday in automo-
biles bearing boosting inscriptions for the
Canyon City.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
DOCTOR MAKES MISTAKE
AND ASSISTS FUGITIVES

SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 12.-with-
out knowing the identity of the boys,
Dr. E. w. Reid, president of the board
of supervisors of San Bernardino
county, assisted in the temporary es-
cape of three incorrigible youths from
the detention home in this city. While
driving in his automobile to his home
near Upland he overlook the trio and
offered them a ride. After he had
reached his home he learned that the
officers of the county were searching
for the boys. They are Knud Sum-
merville, Steven and Willie Sparks, all
of Upland. They were soon captured.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
GAELIC LEAGUE OPENS
NOTABLE LONDON EXHIBIT

LONDON, Nov. 12.-Under the
auspices of the Gaelic league an ex-
hibltion of Irish industries has been
opened at the Royal horticultural hall
by the Hon. William Gibson, the
president of the league in London. He
observed that the development of
Irish Industries meant the development
of the Irish peoples welfare in Ire
land and in England, too, and keep
ing the children of Erin in their own
country. Ireland was a nation with
a beautiful language of her own, a
history of her own, a past to be proud
of and a glorious future, to which her
children could assuredly look forward.
Such was the force which lay behind
the Gaelic league movement. They
had been working hard for the re-
vival of Ireland in the body and soul.
Whatever their differences In politics
and religion the development of Irish
trade and industries was platform
on which every Irish man and woman
could stand
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
SANTA ANA
JAIL BREAKER GIVEN IS
YEARS IN PENITENTIARY
Two Hours Court Procedure Dis
poses of a Criminal at
Large for Weeks
Office s1S n. Sycamore.
Phoncs--Home s15; Sunset Black 7Ss.

SANTA ANA, Nov. IA prison cell
yawns for Alejo Macias, the ex-convict
and forger. who recently was partner
of Rosario Sainz in a spectacular jail
break from Orange county JAIL and
who was captured in Lower California
last week and brought here last Thurs
day night by officer Cervantes. This
morning Macias was sentenced to san
Quentin for thirteen years, one year
less than the maximum for the crime
for which he was on trial, forgery COM
mitted in Santa Ana. Macias will start
on his tourney to San Quentin tomor-
row in charge of Deputy Sheriff Will
son and James OFT, who will also take
with them another man under sentence,
Martin Jaurez, who will serve three
years commitment for the murder of
Jose Garcia at Anaheim.
Macias yesterday afternoon an
nounced his intention Of pleading guilty
and asked that he be tried at once.
Complying with his request, his pre-
liminary examination was held this
morning before Justice Smithwick, and
on evidence given by Ray B. Stedman.
salesman in Turner's shoe store, where
Macias passed a forged check on Au-
gust 22, and of N. A. Beals, teller IN
the Farmers and Merchants bank, on
which the check was drawn, Macias
was held to answer to the superior
court Upon information Immediately
lodged with the superior court Macias
was promptly taken before Judge West,
where he pleaded guilty, and sentence
was pronounced by the judge. The
whole proceedings consumed less than
two hours, Macias having been taken
into the justice court at 9 o'clock and
final sentence being passed before IL
o'clock Thus briefly was the man dis
posed of who so recently gave the
police officers three weeks of worry,
and who was the subject OF search by
two nations, the United States and
Mayico
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
RAIN PREVENTS OPENING
OF NIGHT BALL GROUNDS
Electric Lights Make 1t Possible
to Play Outdoor Games
After Dark

PASADENA, Nov. 13.-The anticlpat-
ed rush for the outdoor electric hsnt-
ed court recently installed at Carmellta
Fairgrounds for indoor baseball was
held in check last evening on account
of rain. The two S000-candle power
flaming arc lights with half retract-
tors were tried Friday night and are
pronounced success. The lights are ar
ranged above the tennis courts in such
a manner = to be easily switched 10
light any part of the courts
1t is thought it will be possible 10
play tennis as we'll as indoor baseball
at nightwiththeaid of the lights, which
make the courts almost as light as
day. Handball and other enthusiasts
are planning to request formally or
the city authorities that additional
flaming arc lights be installed at other
points on the Fairgrounds to provide
opportunity for all kinds of sports by
electric light.
Local letter carriers and clerks are
organizing an indoor baseball team
and a mercantile league will be formed
soon. The local Sunday schools are
also forming a league.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
NEAL INSTITUTE. GAS South Olive Street

twenty feet OF water. J. w. Davis the
engineer, had a narrow escape from drown
ing. His foot caught and he was carried
down with the engine. Although pinned
under timbers he managed to FREQ himself.
Fred Sells a brakeman. also went down
with the engine. but escaped with good
ducking. Another wrecker has been sent
for to raise the engine. which was being
used in rebuilding the wharf
Rain began falling this morning and with
a moderate southeast wind there is promise
of more. The rain today amounted to 20
of an inch. making a total OF 1.01 for the
season. compared with zoe this date last
year.
Bids for closing the gap in the govern
ment breakwater will be opened at the Of
flee of the United States engineer in Los
Angeles December /. The gap is 1900 feet
long at the shore end, and st7S.o00 is avail
able for the work. The closing OF the gap
will enclose an area of 400 acres OF prac-
tically still water for anchorage and har-
Dor improvement.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
SAN BERNARDINO
Office 4ss Court street.
PhOnes-Home 4S7; Sunset Main 442.
CHARGE MAN TOOK COIN
UNDER FALSE PRETENSE
Traveller Gives Up $40 to Fellow
Passenger-Latter Caught
by a Posse

SAN BERNARDINO Nov. 12.-Tom
Ashton, who is believed by railroad de-
/, ctives to be the man who has been
vorkin9 the Santa re overland trains
for several weeks, is in the city Jail
here charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses.
He secured 500 from Charles David
son, a fellow passenger on a Santa Fe
overland. His victim, who was bound
for Denver, had the train stopped and
returned to this city, where Ashton got
off, and after a days search met him
on the street. Davidson secured the
return of the 500, but Ashton escaped,
to be caught later by a posse of po-
licemen and deputy sheriffs in the
woods south of the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
STEPS IN FRONT OF FAST
TRAIN; GROUND TO DEATH

SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. ia
man supposed to be John Harris of
New Britain, Con-, was instantly
killed last night at Needles when he
stepped in front of a westbound pas
senger train. The engineer of the
train as he bore down upon two men
walking beside the track sounded the
whistle, but just as the engine reached
them one of the men stepped directly
in the path of the train.
The man was picked up unconscious
and died within a few minutes. In
his pocket was found a postal card
addressed to John Harris and written
by f. n. Hoffman of New Britain.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES

The steamer Santa Monica. Captain OIL
sen, arrived today from Seattle with 100000
feet of lumber for the E. K. Wood Lumber
company.
The steamer wellesley. Captain Lindquist.
arrived today from Columbia river and will
discharge 100000 feet Of lumber for va
rious wholesalers.
The steamer ]. B. Stetson, Captain Sears
sailed today with passengers for San Fran
cisco to load freight for Portland. She
will return to San Francisco with lumber
and go into dry dock before resumInR her
regular run to this port.
The steamer San Pedro. Captain Bene-
dickson, arrived from Eureka today ana
after discharging a partial cargo of lunl-
ber proceeded to Redondo Beach.
The steamer Santa Rosa, Captain Alexan-
der continued down the coast to San Diego
this morning with passengers and freight
for the Pacific Coast Steamship company
and will call here tomorrow for passen-
gers.
The steamer Hanale Captain HANNA,
sailed for San Francisco today with pas
sengers and freight for the Independent
Steamship company.
The steamer Stanley Dollar. Captain
Thwing. is due here Monday to load 800
tons of beans for Bates & Chesebrough
bound from san Francisco to Ancon.
Piling under the Crescent wharf gave
way this morning and a wreckinR engine
on the Salt Lake road fell through into
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
REcoNsIpERs RESIGNATION

PASADENA, Nov. 13.-Councilmap John y.
Mersereau. who rendered his resignation to the
citv council November 1 because. as he SAID
he was 'simply tired of it and sick OF poll
ties notified Mayor Farley yesterday that ne
will remain in office until the expiration Oh m ms
cent his withdrawal from councimanlc duties
and requested the mayor TO prevail II posslple'
upon the dissatisfied" member 10 remain
Sfersereau is chairman of the lighting COM
,n{ttee and has made an aggressive campaign
in favor of the municipal lighting plant. ne
Is also chairman of the ordinance ana 1uul-
ciary committee and member OF the suee's
q nd alleYs cOmmittee.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
SANTA ANA BRIEFS

SANTA ANA, Nov. 12.-Chris Paul
son, appearing before the Juvenile court
today on the charge of stealing bt-
cycle, was committed by Judge West
to the George Junior Republic.
Sheriff Lacy today sent out descrip-
tions of Walter York and Mrs. Paul
Ortega, a couple who recently eloped
from Olinda.
DEGREES of divorce were today
granted to Genevra B. Wilfong from
Kenna A. Wilfong, on ground Of failure
to provide and desertion, and to Har-
riet E. Buchheim against Aaron Buch-
helm. The first was an interlocutory
decree and the latter a final decree.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
WOMAN WHO ATTEMPTED TO
KILL HERSELF RECOVERING

LONG BEACH, Nov. 12.-Mrs. Elmer
Blount, the young woman who at
tempted to take her life by drinking
what she supposed was lysol yester-
day morning, is reported to be re-
covering and will be able to return
home within a short time.
Mrs. Blount has not heard from her
husband, who disappeared with haif
of their savings a few days ago, which
act is given as the cause for the at
tempt s obstruction made by Mrs.
RlOInt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
WILL CONSIDER LOWER FARE

SANTA MONICA, No. 1.-THE Santa
Monica bay chamber of commerce will con-
slider the question of securing lower fares
between the beach and Los Angeles over the
Los Angeles Pacific railway. At the next
meeting of the organization a resolution
submitted by Frank Stewart asking that the
communication rates be reduced will be dis
cussed. 1t is asserted that If the fares were
lower more people would come to the beach
to reside during the winter
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
PAWS FREAK ELECTION BET

PASADENA. Nov 12-"This is not an ,.
% machine and evidently not made to
carry Republican" shouted Thomas hop, tt.
80 - the star garage last eventing when the
Aitie 1ioso,, On which he was to carry A.
Clandenning. to pay an election bet broke
down at Fair Oaks avenue and Colorado street
When the machine was repaired hqpkli,s, pot Is.
,,itb n sign on his back announcing that ne
,at an Pel1. pushed his Republican frlenu
through the principal business streets on uae
wheeIbarrow and led mule Scores OF tFlenps III 1ps
toiIoned The Crown City band headed the
,oassion and numerous automobiles Joined IN
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
No MORE RIDING ON WALKS

PASADENA, Nov. 1s.-Mailing the derense rsnoe
that they were on their way TO oanGis to
ond rode their bicycles on the sidewalk "
ano a1oid having then clothes soiled with mua
from the recently sprinkled street, EIIrtt dnnitI
Lowe and Ira Townsend were given We ,,doe e' Nc
doitagain'' sentence yesterday by Juase NV. Nlo
ponoid The arrests were the result OF recent recent
"Iars D9nrsu from chief of Police Wood to enforce
tbe ordinance against riding bicycles ON sue
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
SCHEDULE DELHI TO PITCH

SANTA MONICA. Nov. 12-Interest is
centered in the baseball game scheduled for
tomorrow afternoon between the Santa Mon
leans and the University team of Los An
geles because of the announcement that
Delhi Will pitch for the beach boys. 1t will
be like a Homecoming for Delhi who got
his start in the game while playing on the
local high school team. Delhi expects to
play with the team this winter
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
PASADENA PARAGRAPHS

PASADENA, Nov 13.-Fred Foss om-
ploye OF the city park department gained
the title of expert horseman last evening
at 4:30 o'clock when he guided runaway
horse around scores of automobiles. car
riaRes and street cars in Colorado street
without injury to himself. the animal OF
any of the vehicles. The horse became
frightened at the rattIng OF a road roller
over the pavement at Delacy street and
ran to MarenEo avenue.
David Kinney champion motorcycle racer
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
JAIL MAN FoR ROBBERY

SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 12-Flor-
entine Hernandez, charged with high
way robbery, was brought to San Ber-
nardino today from Riverside, where
ne was arrested on the request of the
local officers. He is charged with
holding up and robbing fellow coun-
tryman here on the night of Novem-
her g.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
CALIFORNIAN ESCAPES DEATH

SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 12-War-
rem Weaver of this city has received
a report Of the narrow escape from
drowning of his brother, William
Weaver, formerly a resident here. While
returning from a hunting trip on Lake
Kensi. Alaska, the boat capsized. II.
B. Smith and Alfred Lowell, Weavers
companions, were drowned.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
LECTURES ON FORESTRY

SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 12.-Fran-
c.s Cutie, president of the Tri-Coun-
ties Reforestration committee, spoke
last evening to a large audience at
Highland OF "Forest Cover as Related
to Reforestration."
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
AUTO STRIKES TELEPHONE POLE

SAN BERNARDINO, Nov 12.-An
automobile containing four people from
Los Angeles crashed into a telephone
pole at the curve at the north end of
the Mount Vernon avenue viaduct last
night. The machine was damaged, but
the telephone pole prevented it plung-
ing over the embankment and injlr-
ing the occupants. The automobile was
a Packard touring car, No. 39816 Cali
fornia. The occupants refused to give
their names.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
GRANT MARRIAGE LICENSES

SANTA ANA, Nov. 12.-Marriage
licenses were granted today as follows
Fred Haffner, 27, and Anna INLAND, 20,
both of Los Angeles; William A. Jor-
dan, 49, of Sherman, and Ida NJ. Jones,
2S, of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
DOLLS 100 VOTES IN DAY

PASADENA, Nov. 13-Miss Ruth Ruth, Falmel; naItas
s,ndent at the Pasadena high school, poiteG foI
100 votes yesterday in the EoI5ns ses eO Tbis is
queen h,,Ses Tt T vote polied in any single day and
places her second the list win tSOS iSOS ,oes
Mrs W. W. Gerlach is first WIN dd ,,ates aVSo Miss
Hti G.rtr,de Hamilton has 400 votes, ,l9 hiSs
Mi5I Sndio StocItley 200, and Misses Daisy M~iole
md Alice Johnston 100 each
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
APPOINTS CHIEF DEPUTY

SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 12.-Coun-
ty Recorder-elect Harry Allison to-
day announced that he will appoint as
his chief deputy Marion L. Aldridge.
well known in San Bernardino and at
present connected with the Pacific
Light and Power company.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
DOCTORS SON DIES

OCEAN PARK. Nov 12.--Delmer A. Cas-
selman aged 81 years. died at his home
1875 Grand avenue. He was a son Of Dr.
D. L. Casselman. He leaves a wife. Mrs.
Grace V. Casselman. in this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
PASADENA BUSINESS COLLEGE

OLDEST AND BEST SCHOOL IN THE
city; new building. individual instruc-
tion. positions guaranteed. Day and even
ing school. Enroll today 346 y. FAIR
OAKS. g-27-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
START WORK ON NEW SCHOOL

LONG BEACH, Nov. ia crew of
about thirty workmen is engaged In
the excavation work at the site of the
new Polytechnic high school at SIX
teenth and Atlantic. The group OF
buildings will cost about $240,OOO.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
A Superior Court Judges
Opinion of the Neal Three
Day Drink Habit Cure
Los Angeles, CAL, oct. IA, 1910.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:

Los Angeles, CAL, oct. IA, 1910.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
have known L. G. Smith for
a number Of years. number OF
years ago, when I was Superior
Judge of Riverside County, MT.
Smith was brought before me on the
charge of insanity, super induced
by the use of liquor.
He was ''down and OUT in
every sense of the term at that
time, and sent him to the
County Hospital for trea atment.
Since then he has taken the
Neal Three Day Liquor Habit Cure
and i s today a perfectly we'll man
in every way, in the possession
of all his faculties, and in
every way a good repres entative
citizen.
I commend him to anyone In
terested in the cure of person
whose word can be relied upon in
every respect.
Yours Sincerely.
dS~Sa'@
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
PASADENA CLEANERS & HArrERs

WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
All kinds OF altering and repairing. 70 ~
raymond ave. PHONE 3086 1O-l0-ts
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
PASADENA CLASSIFIED
FEATHER AND PoNPoN CLEANER

FEATHERS. HATBANDs BOAs, Pom
pons remade. widowed, cleaned, dyed,
curled. Low rates, expert work MRS.
LOUIS RILLIEUX, 1861 Morton avenue.
Main III. 11-3-lmo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
Shipping News

SAN PEDRO. Nov. 12.-Arrived: Steam
schooner Santa Monica from Grays Harbor
via San Francisco: steam schooner san
Pedro from Portland: steam schooner Wei
lesley from Aberdeen via San Francisco.
Sailed: Steamship Santa Rosa for San
Diego; steamer Hanalei for San Francisco
direct; steam schooner j. B. Stetson for Col
umbia river via San Francisco; steam
schooner San Pedro for Redondo Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
PASADENA SHOE HOSPITAL

MEMS sEwED SOLES AND HEELS. 81;
lRdieS s5e 154 N. FAIR OAKS AVE
10-1-u
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13

We will be glad you explained you this
wonderful Write for booklet
"The Neal Way" phone Broadway 1902 A4o72.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS

ARRIVE
Admiral Sampson, Seattle. Nov. Is
George w, Elder, Portland. ..............N Nov. u
Rose City, Portland Nov. Il
Governor Seattle Nov. IS
George W. Elder San Diego. Nov. IS
Governor, San Diego ......................Nov. IT
Hanalei San Francisco ...................N Nov. II
Santa Rosa, San Francisco .............. Nov. IS
DEPART
George w Elder, San Diego. Nov. Il
Admiral Sampson, Seattle. e.................Nov. Is
George W. Elder, Portland .............. Nov. Is
Rose City, Portland Nov. 10
Governor, Seattle IT
Hanalei, San Francisco. Nov. IS
Santa Rosa San Diego. ego....................Nov. 10
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-05-17
LEE NEVER SAID

In a speech in Congress
ago. senator Borah used thasa 0'
Il have carefully sea~cba. U.s.
1ea.y recofns or ancient and r,a4-'-
history and never found l'ootT1
perlor a. 8 general. I donb+ - ST.
perior can be found in all LIS 81
Ihese are h words Of the b->335
ana c~hlVairous leader ~ -. 7NE
cause. Robert Z. Lee. They sgfaL[9'>t
The Senator doubtless tbo,.s.
was accurately quoting GeBer.l
but he did not give the tine
place that the statement was
Nobody else has done so. Fx-co,.
Cameron, editor OF the Norfolk w.
gin1an-Pilot, prints q Statement .,.rt
uted by Senator Borah to the e,..l
ern General, and says:
General Lee never said sr.h
.hlng, nor Is 1t of record that he eve.
IN any comment on the anal
ity Of Grants soldfership. Thu Sc
ern leader was s~crupuiousIv ,.t:-.".
in regard to h generals WITH WIZ
he had s swords in the neja art
h nearest approach to an appraiso~
ment OF their respective talents ne
which there Is authentic evidence vae
when he pronounced Mcclellan 10 bora
been the ablest of the Federal ,orr-
manders to whom he had been 8f~alrrv
opposed. General Lee appreciated Tho
consideration shown him bv CenDrqs
Grant at Appomattox. and his sahse-
quent intervention to protect hfr from,
by the yindictIye threats
or stanton to disregard the saDctty
OF the parole, and he spoke kindly
Of him always. But he ahsIajne4
r1gidly from criticism, favorable OF
of his strategicaI ability
and, even had this rule been relaxed.
he could not have pronounced 4 YER
dict SO at odds with the facts of mills
tary history and one which would
have been entirely at variance WITH
his own calmuess Of judgment ana
Of expression. If Mr.,
did attribute such language 10
General Lee he has been sadly m
posed on"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-05-17

There are those Nho would decaiTs
the people IL make them b-lora
at the fight against intoxicating
drinks Is local or sectional. It Il
wo1 ld-Wide, Even where Their arg
no laws TO restrict its sale the Q9epla
are consuming less liquor, and the
p.oTle az the English isle were t25.a
0t",00o better o" last year than thew
were the previous year, having exa
pended that amount less for a oh.Lc
drinks.
The Syracuse Tost-Standar6 sa-s-
tTor no apparent cause, save per
haps h growth # a conviction that
temperance Is wisdom. there is O.
ms on in England e. great reform ii
the drinking n2'p;3s Of the nation. 3 asC
year the expenditure for alcoholic
drinks, malt ii1uor included, was So
h0G. 800 less than for the year o%f"~A
In the fashionable club as Well -
in the tenement, in mansion, mes
room anG banquet hall the same pro
cess is going ca. An increasing run
Der of those who gather at pablo
hanquets abstain from wine. Beer ara
a!a are still consumed in great Iua7-
les among the masses OF peopiA Det
TREY T consumed less and less al
bars and public placs, and more aus
more at home along with food.