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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-27
MANY CLASSES
ANNOUNCED FOR
! EARLY OPENING
Educational and Extension De.
oartments Are Planning
:. Valuable Courses
BY HUH seNEplcT.

BY HUTh BENEDICT
In the Educational Calendar of the
Y. w. G. A. Just issued for. the term
February to June /. Miss Annette
Dieckmann. educational and extension
secretary, and Miss Eunice Carter.
her assistant, announce the formation
of a number OF interesting new
classes. These with the others which
have. already proved their value at
ford varied opportunities for the
investment Of leisure hours. Copies
of this folder may be obtained at the
lobby desk In the association rooms
or will be mailed upon application.
The domestic science and art
departments. with Mrs. James Russell
and Miss May Sutherland as teachers,
offers courses in both elementary and
advanced cooking. One course con.
sists OF careful demonstrations for
those not familiar With the English
language 50 that Japanese or Chinese
w0rnep who wish % gain Insight into
the culinary, arts 81 Americans may
do so. Another original prDefam f.
mapped out for the household effict
ency course, which Il designed to re-
duce the cost a living by the utiliza-
tim Of native Droduete and scientific
adiustmenf AT menus
IN the dressmakiug division Mrs.
yfi,zabeth Frazier and Miss EDNA
a&sop give nractieaf instruction ana
b miIlinerv Miss Jeanetfe Mathews.
assisted by Miss Martha Johnson,
shows her pupils how to make new
hats or remodel old ones
"A tf~a....a.I..
TSa cless ,n fvpewrftins which
nroved "a nonnlar under Miss Cum
n,Enes instrnrfion "a continued this
ferm Twn conrees n, Enrlieh. one IN
camno,itioS orel and written. given
~ ME- rIsrS Pearson. instructor in
TcJsinieo 1Iirh school and a second
for ffs SlsEns<ion a. Isne,Iage. litera.
tire 80 current events hased on the
read,nf m some magazine. taught by
Misr 1ieckmann are nromised.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-27

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-27
NAYS HAS new
SHIPMENT Of
FAMOUS CANDIES

Fresh shipment of our famous can
dies just received: Lowney's-Sweet'si
-Behnhardt's Phone 1-2-7.1. Henry.
May & Co., Ltd.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-27
A Honesick Malihini

BY INEz WHEELER WEsTGATE
/ live In the house by the side Of the
Where the ships pass in and out;
A glorious panorama
Has God spread hereabout;
Ocean and mountain, and sun and
sky,
Yonder the crested foam,
But the grander it is, more lonely am
=. !
For my commonplace, far-away
home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
JACK BARRY TO MANAGE
BOSTON AMERICAN TEAM
President Eraxec Makes 0nirini iu-
nounrencnf-Harry Costumes
Second Bascmnn.

WORCESTER. MASS. January s.
John j. Barry. second bnseinan OF the
Boston Americans, tonight accepted
tho management Of that team. sue
"ccdiuc William currigan.
iiitrr! IL. E'rnzcc. president al tho
Eos;on Americans. said Barry had ac-
copied. The contract will 10 drawn
NJ t"-morrow. Its duration has not
been fixed. but Mr. l'razcc said that
he would lc, Barry sign for amy num-
Der ri years within reason" and that
he would b. the sole MANAGE. with
Tie privilege Of choosing his own as
SiStants
Before announcing his acceptance
Barry made II known that he desired
10 continue to pl:': at tho second ba Sc
position. a.d President Frazce granted
his request. Barry was captain Of
Tic team last year. The amount OF
his salary as manager Was not made
public to-nit1t
Plans for the spriua training trip
VIII he made at a conference between
Mr.. Frazce and Hugh j. Ward the
ny tomorrow The team will train at
Hot Springs. Ark. and play series
Of exhibition games before the open
ing Of the league season.
the new leader of the Rcd Son. who
* iwenty-ninc years Of age. has been
prominent AZ an inheld member of
world championship teams in both Bos-
ton and Philadelphia. II was to the
American League club In the latter
city that lie vert from Holy Cross
COLLEGE, in IaoS. 10 win a place hi
what later became tho famous 800. 900
iatield Of the champion Athletics.
When that machine was broken up
IN 1915. Barry. leading shortStop.
became second. baseman with the Bos-
ton Americans. To whom lie brouc hit
fresh strength for the struggle that
gained them tho world title Of that
year, lie is said 10 be the only mai
League player who has ever shared in
the receipts Of six worlds series.
Last season. Barry was injured and
could take no active part in the worlds
series games. hut was n member Of n
board OF strategy organized hy Man
aScr William T.. Carrigan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

FIRST race-;hree furlonps- Rombast. I'D
Henry r.. lia tFsirbrotherl. 4, 10 l. / to l.
to 70 second ren,al!er ms 'Mnrphyl ii
shade yai.psr vanpossa Weles "a also seT ram
SeconI--ni iuen. three year-olds 81, iur
i, K x even; firsi; class \. il5 ,iwiliinns,
,nr Ria to !, : !" :. ac"ond; Monomy; ~
Miss Represent. Miss Shot Vciet also ran
Ihird-aiX Observation-Disclosures. lis Ike.
iris,, = to l. tn !. 10 {. first: pontefrart
s sec ,dkopFphi orn =" I" J. /" ),
to l. 3 10 :, third. Time. l;T7 -. Bahy
mensia. Maymc ~ Fiurbank and Sui Nia iri
also rau. 80 ' .>'S'''
ma m9srr!s" to 10 on Mars Srs, los Snprlr
!Gourleyb. 9 10 :. out. out. second; Ben
mampson; 3? dyke. % !. out. out. third
Time ~, IL. Only three stnrterS
Fifth.-six furionrs--Wat TO- fBarrcttt.
/" e ven sesan ERA II aur FnfTI,
man III MOTIF. ) to |. 10 |. even third.
Time i;i2 "a Anxiety Briggs Brothcr.
Beige. Potlar, Broomc0rn. Ashcan Min.
s'rei SLEEPY sam. Sunernni also ran.
lo' 0anovcr,. :. 10 l. ! to {. 1 1" :,
nrst: Naias. 10 iMcrritnoe,. \ 10 i : TO l.
!" : second: i'rm Harry. Ioe ttouderS.
Thomas Galloway. our Iosle. ~. Vivian,
Buzz Around. lrrawaddy. Transport aIno
sesen nth and a siN,eenth--No Man
nrst: Handful; l0i dykes, to /, & TO s.
10 .: second ROYAL Interest. III tRohin.
i;sI -, Mcin rark i.ynm Hops. Patty
Regain also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
VIRGINIA LEAGUE MEETS
/ YNCHBURG ANXIOUS TO
LAND BERTH IN CIRCUIT
Granting of Franchise and Possible
Change In Norfolk Ownership Are
Matters to lie Considered.

W. - Bradley. president Of the Viz
s!nta League. lcf, for Norfolk last
nigh, ~ attend the meeting of the
Virginia League. which Viii he held
in the Monticello Hotel there to-day
The meeting il one Of considerable i'm
portancc. AS several reorganization
features viii have 10 be settled upon
and new circuit for the coming sea-
son arranged.
News from l-yE.hbuIs last nigh; Was
to tho effect that that city. through
its representatives. OF which Mayor
Jester IS the leader. wiii max. de-
tcrmincd efforts to secure "a berth for
the iiill city ia the ucW circuit Hope
we'll also is seeking rciustatemcnt
and Wilmington. as we'll AS Elizabeth
city, both in North Carolina, ARC said
to ID anxious to secure :, team for
their cities
one Of tho things expected 10 de-
velop at the meeting IL change Of
ownership IT Norfolk. There are many
fans Ia that ci;y who believe the game
Viii prosper there If such u change IL
made, aud il is said several influential
citizens have expressed q desire 10 So
euro tho franchise. Little trouble il
expected t. develop from Newport
News. Portsmouth, Petersburg and
Rocky Mount
The message showing the efforts be-
ing made by l.ynchhurr Is as follows:
liNtliBU re- VA. January 5-kcp-
rcsentatiNcs from I.ynchburG viii leave
tonight for Norfolk, Ia lie present at
the meeting IT the directors uf the
Virginia League and make an effort 10
secure franchise for tho Hili city
The meeting has been called for noon
tomorrow. and Mayor Jester. who viii
head tho delegation. to-day telegram nh
cd President W. Il. Bradley. request
ing him TO call tho session to order
promptly. in order that the franchise
,nattcr MAY lac disposed III in time 10
permit tho LynchburGers to get away
on the carly Saturday evening train
There -, Of course. no definite AS
surance that Iynchburg will he able
To land tho idle franchise OF the Eir-
ainia circuit hat the effort Will he
made. provided tho custom Of pooling
tho mileage of tho teams is continued
for another year, In that way. Lynch
burg. although remote from the other
five teams Of the circuit would not
have to carry all Of the burdens OF
travelling expenses. but they would he
borne proportionatciy ny the six
teams.
IT was reported several days ago that
Hopewcll viii again apply for tho
berth, and there are chances that f:liZ-
abcth city and Wilmington. " -. may
be heard from. hut Mayor Jester will
do his best to put the hin city back
on tho baseball man.
There Is no doubt that local interest
has gone back In the sport. for. since
Ii was known that All effort would he
made To land Virginia League fran
chise. hundreds of fans have made
known their interest and WILLINGNESS
10 40 their part toward financing Il
club The fans arc hungry again for
ball. and il franchise can he Sc
cured there is little doubt that old
time crowds would again be seen a.
the games here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
SOCCER SEASON OPENS
If EQUIPMENT ARRIVES
Practice Games VIII Bc Played IL ft
Docs Not Rcnrh city To-Dny-Dr.
NrGuirc Comes 10 Players Aid.

|, appeared last night that the open
have 10 be postponed a week. due to
the failure of equipment 10 arrive in
time for the games to-day Several
balls have arrived. but league officials
deem Ii inadvis:ible to inau:urate the
new sport here unless everything is
ready for propitiouS start. Should
the other equipment arrive before noon
to-day. the scheduled games will he
played. but it IS thought hardly prob
able that II viii reach the city he
fore some time next week.
The Old nominions are scheduled TO
meet the chcsapcakes II Byrd Park
to-day. while the Albemarles are book
ed for the opening game with the
confcdcra'es at Clarke Springs.
In the event that the opening of the
season has TO he postponed. practice
games Will be played. as noted above
Members of the various teams have
been gathering there on Saturday AT.
ternoons for several weeks past for
practice and have made rapid progress
in learning the game and in improv :
ing their play. Several new mon have
shown themselves 10 be very proficien,
in the sport already. and there is every
Indication that play throughout tho
season will be excellent
br. 7. T. Mcclure. Of McGuirc's Eni-
vcrsity School. located close to Byrd
Park. has granted the soccer players
permission to dress in the basement OF
tho school on tile days Of their games.
i,r. Mcclure expressed himself to Of
hcials OF the league IS being interested
IN tho acw sport. and has advised ath :
lctes Of his school TO join tho teams
as individuals this season In the hope
that teams may he formed among the
preparatory schools next year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
"4' Athletics

The Y. NJ. {. \. indoor baseball
league opened its season last night
with hot game between Captain
burr team and that Of Captain OPP
pehheimer. 3urr'S team won with Il
score of % to :. The score while
large. does not indicate that the game
was onestded. Several Of Captain op-
pehhcimerS players were out for the
hrst time this season Il, Bell br,
Roiio and H. Pusy, put up II classy
s;me. II has been years since Indoor
nasebalI mas been played OF the local
floor and some OF tho old stars mn.
he seen nightly playing in this league.
These games take place on Monday.
McuhesdnE aud Friday nights OF the
week. Inc next game Will b. on Mon
DAY night between Captain I.cakc's
team and CAniain Enrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
ADJUSTMENTS

Grand opera Of u high order will no
heard in Richmond next Wednesday /.
when Max kahinotf Will present here
for tho irst time tho Boston National
Grand Opera Company. ia MAZDA ma
Butterfly" which Is perhaps Puccinis
most popular opcra--certainly in this
country. II is expected that tho pro-
duction Will prove to DC the most elab-
crate ever soon here in opera. and this
may he believed in view OF tho cast
announced. In the title role that Of
Cio-Cio San will be heard the noted
Japanese soprano. Tamaki Miura: in
the part OF Lieutenant pnkcrton. Eic-
cardo Martin. the eminent American
terror. will be heard here again, and
as Sharplcss. the consul. Thomas Chal-
mcrs. one OF the foremost 81 American
baritohes in opera, viii appear. 1t is
announced that the chorus contains
hfty singers. and that the orchestra
numbers ffty-siX.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
Everyone Needs a Tonic to
Withstand the Rigors of Winter

severe on the average system. and ii
is just now that assistance is needed
y few bottles OF :. :. $ will do YOU
wonderful amount OF good by thor
ouehly cleansing and purifying the
blood and putting the entire system IN
tip-top condition. II Will improve
your appetite and by increasing your
supply OF rich, red blood throughout
the circula ton. new life and vigor will
take the place IT that weak and good
for-nothinE feeling.
s. s. s. is sold by druggists evory-
where, who will tell you that II has
been on the market for more than so
years and is thoroughly reliable.
Valuable hooks and free medical adj
vice can be had by writing to Swift
Specific Co, 30 Swift Laboratory, At
lanta, Ga.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
John Mccormack uerc Tucsdny.

At the city Auditorium next Tues
day. John Mccormack will appear in
concert. for the third time In Rich
mond. The fact that this most popular
of all singers has been heard here
twice before but increases the GER
tainty that he will he. welcomed by a
capacity audience. as he is we'll known
to bc the best repeater" on the con-
cert stage to-day The program ar
ranged includes II number OF the songs
In which MIR. Mccormack is said to be
ut his best. and his well-known gem
crosby In the matter of responding to
.encores ENSURES his singing OF most OF
the favorites with which his name is
associated. He is presented by w.
Hubert Bctts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
1917 CONTRACTS UNSIGNED
Dave Fuitz Nithholds Formulation for
Players to Sipn-Rclnti0ns TN
changed,

NEW YORK. January a.--Notwith-
standing the fact that most of the ma
ior league clubs already have sent out
their 1917 contracts. the players who
are members If the Players Frater-
nifty have not yet received permission
from David Fultz. it's president. to sign
the new agreements. FultZ said to-
day there was no change in the fra
ternity's situation.
Our relations with organized base
ball are lust tho same ms when we
make requests on the National Asso-
citation III New Orleans last Novcm-
ber," he declared. I'VE have not heard
from either the National Association
or tho National Commission in reply
To the requests"
Fultz claims to have In his posses
sion pledges from AL fraternity. play
ers not TO Sign until Instructed to do
so BY tho officers Of tho fraternity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
MANY NOMINATIONS ron
1910 FITIRITY At BELMONT
lF,v Associatnd prnss

NEW YORK. January a.-Nomina-
lions for the futurity of 1919 to be held
under the auspices of the Westminster
Racing Association at Belmont Park
arc likely 10 exceed the 1000 mark
Secretary Earlocker declared to-day.
When the entries closed on Wcdnes-
day $50 had actually been received.
but il is known that there are several
hundred I'm the mails. Among these
are 200 from John Il. Madden. OF Lex
inSton. Ky, and 100 from IS. r. Han
cock, Virginia breeder
In recent years there have been un-
der 700 mares named whose progeny
would be entitled to take part in tho
six-furlong dash for two-year- olds. hut
the rush this year to provide for a
crop for 1919 bids fair to make the
event one Of the richest on record.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
A Few Bottles Of $. $. $. Will
Thoroughly Tone Up the En-.
tire System.

Keeping we'll and in thorough ply
steal trim ia simply a matter of re-
sisting disease to which the system is
subject every day.
You can readily see. therefore. the
Importance Of keeping the system in
proper condition. strong and vigorous
and free from all manner OF impuri.
ties.
Pure blood is the first essential to
perfect health. for the blood Is the
source OF all Vitality Keep your blood
absolutely free from all impurities
and your health Is assured.
. The rigors of winter. are unusually
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
ATHLETItS PLAY SERIES WITH
BRAVES DURING COMING SPRING
Ilv A ssociated Press. |

PHILADELPHIA. January 1.-The
Philadclphia Americans will PLAY Ave
games with the Boston Nationals on
the spring training trip. Connie Mack
to-day announced a partial schedule
for the trip which includes games with
Boston At Miami. March 81, 90 and %:
at Palm Beach. March "a and at
Jacksonville. March 90. other gaines
with southern teams will he arranged
later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
noanokc Wins at BnskcthnI,.
special to The Times Dispatch.

TSp"tIhI 10 ITO IHlCS- IJTSDU Itn.
ROANOKE. VA. January J.--Roa-
uokc college defeated Dalevillc Col
lcge here Tonight in the opening
Basketball game of tho season. u to
IL. Dnlcrillc put up a hard hight. and
kept the Nonuokcrs OH the jump.
Brown. l:onham and J. Bonhan>
starred for Roanoke. rricc and HUFF
did good work for tho visitors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
GRIFFITH WANTS CLEVELAND
FRANCHISE FOR JOHNSON
I BY Associated Prcss.

nv NEsOCIAtcN PTcF".I
CHICAGO. January o.--Clark Griffith.
manager Of the Washington Americans.
who was here to-day on his way from
Montana to Washington. said I'm an
swcr to reports that he VAS negotiating
a deal to sell Walter Johnson to the
cleveland Americans:
IN trade johnson for the clcvc-
land franchise: nothing less.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
VIRGINIA AND HARVARD
PLAY IWICI: At BASEBALL

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. January o
Harvard viii! play Virginia at baseba II
at charlottesville or April IL and May
- il was announced here Tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
DISMISS PLAYERS DEMANDS
National Commission Holds Petitions
Relate to Internal Annirs md Can
Come Before u Only on APPROVAL.

BY Associated Press
C'lNClNNATl, January 5.--Thc Ma
tional baseball Commission to-day dis
missed the petitions Of the Baseball
Players Fraternity.
or the four concessions asked. the
commission held that three did not
refer in ANY way to major Leagues. and
therefore held that they were Internal
affairs OF tho National Association and
could come before the commission ouly
on appeal
The other concession. asking that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
HONOR SYSTEM ADOPTED
by MITCHELL. FOR Guns
INV Associated pro..,

CHICAGO, January 5.~~Thc honor
system In personal habits Will he In
vogue in the Chicago Nationals this
season, Fred Mitchell, manager. an
nounced to-day. Mitchell said he would
lay down no training rules. but would
expect each man to keep in good con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
At the DiiOII.

Amusement and more of II Will be
found In the two performances Of to-
day at the Bfiou. with which the en-
eaaement OF MY Aunt From Utah
comes to close. The piece doesn't
aim to teach a moral lesson, but IL
designed solely to provide entertain
mcnt. And this 1t does
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
Mrs. Minrncld Cony,Ic,ccn,

Mrs. Cary Doran Winshcld of Ao7
West Franklin Street. who is con-
valescent At tho Stuart circle Hospi-
tai, Is now able to see hcr friends,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
M'GILL DEFEATS Y. M. H. A.
truyo. Ncw Mnr. Does wciI In 40 to ~
'hurch iIill and Merchants
tuiDts E'uil to Appear Again.

McGilrs defeated the Y. NJ. IL. y. last
night b! tho score of 30 to IS III fast
game. IL was exciting from start to
finish and was the iirst game Of tho
season for tho Y. NJ. II. y. boys The
Mctiili team had Grove. new mal. in
the game. and he showed up very we'll.
The star of the gene for tho y. NJ. II. y.
team was Cooper. while the entire Me
Gin team showed TO advantage
the games for Monday night. Jan
uary the Stl. arc: McGilrs vs.. Mcr-
chants Bank. Y. NJ. ~ \. vs.. e. II. ~ G..
The Church Hin ana the Merchants
auints failed to show up on tho floor
again last night and only one game
could be played
The score:
McGili. Position. Y NJ. III. ~
Ross. ....... left forward NJ. Cooper
Marrin...., right forward $50. Captain
Brand. ......... center u. Cooper
Ryan....... loft guard Fink
croN". ...... right guard kaminsky
Scorc-McGill. 30: Y. NJ. H. A.. IS.
SubStitutions-Rya Jr.. for Ryan, ST..
s;cay for Grove. Goals from field
Ross a.. Marin 90. Seay 90. Grove
90. Brand t5). Ryan. 81. CD Captain
80, -. Cooper t2>. NJ. Cooper 81. i<a-
minsky ,3). Goals from foul--itoss
and Ryan. Referee. \. Il. Brand.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-12
Bu,1nsing Way Acvoss
Country BY Automobile
Latest Stunt Of Hoboes

Ames. July 12..Can you give me a
lift to Los Angeles ?"
This was the startling question
asked a prominent business man OF
Amae as he came along the Lincoln
highway in his car. 1t was the first
indication that a promising new bust
ness has at last reached -Ames.
Tramps are common. but John
Tweed, the fellow who wanted the
little favor of lift to Los Angeles,
is little out of the common run. IN
place of cumming freight trains ne
buns the trans continental autos. He
left New York just a week ago. His
first lift" was to Philadelphia. Three
more took him to Chicago and three
more to -Ames.& ~
ON. dout meet iiis.s;SS c.e es !" WE s. 9
his pointed reply when one man asked
him if it didn't take nerve to bum
rides that way.
Then he explained that he was an
expert chauffeur and that driving q
car was work, so that people on .
long drive like to have some one along.
The last seen Of John Tweed he was
sitting by the Lincoln highway mile
west Of .Ames, waiting for some one
to take him on his way to tho west
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-12
Perstina Denied SUGAR For Tea.

Correspondence Of Associated Press.1
London, June 2s-Major General
Pershing, commander Of the American
expeditionary force in France, seated
for tea Oh the beautiful Thames ter
race of the house Of commons with
Colonel Aston as his host, had an ex-
per;cnce II England's war rationing
when he found that he could not have
sugar in his tea ard on his strawber-
ries as well.
you may have only one portion Of
sugar, two-sevenths Of an ounce" the
waitress informed him with a quaint
air Of prec!seness, and the general
promptly chose sugarless strawberries,
remarking that he sun, as tho anxious
to compensate. had sweetened the
stra wberries so well that sugar was not
essential
In the bounteous times Of peace, the
house of commons mattresses used to
trip about the terrace during the fine
June afternoons with big bowls of white
powdered sugar and lavish Jugs Of
cream. Now the sugar is strictly ration
ed, and the amount of cream that may
be used is limited to one small meas
ured portion for each person.