El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-29

Britisher does not nope. The fourth
year OF the var linds MIN plugglne
away doEgedly determined that Id
shall not be starved, bombed out. de-
strcyed or dictated 20 by the Hun
Newspapers and public men. while
they NAY quarrel about METHODS q
be used generally center their effort,
on what is wrong with war plans and
how they may be righted speedily
The theaters give some indication OF
the Britishers aim 20 carry on some
theaters are sold out two weeks in adj
vance. Movies are crowded, but most
" By women or soldiers on leave
with the women, especially those
whose sons, husbands OF brothers
have been poured into the war cruel
bic, action is paramount W omen ana
girls who might be working In a fac
tory IN Amrica are, in a great meas
ure, so FAR as labor is concerned, Keep
ing Industrial life above water
Thev have douneu short skirts and
Duttees and taken their places in all
kinds OF outdoor work, intending
operation Of taLicabs, delivering par
cells taking tickets on motor buses
Women FIJI Mems Places.
Elevators I'm subways are operated
bv girls. There are few buildings
with lifts" store windows are
washed BIZ women. Clerks are women,
Few men are walters and those rev
are oreiEners- Many shops-and
London is q city OF small shops-are
run by women Many newsies are
Trsfalrar square. from which one
may 20 10 Picadilly. the Fifth ave
nue." shop center, OF TO the Strand,
the "BresdWaT." or TO the Parliament
buildings reveals London-s spirit
Across the front Of the national gal
70
squares. a huge canvas, showing me
Spanish Armada approaching the
British. bears these words:
"Once again Our Country Is Threat
ened"
ors. Below are the words;
Are Your War Bonds Helping In
10 water in Fountains.
A remark is made TO Britisher
that the armada didn't fare so very
No he replies. they had a rot
The air Is balmy. but no water has
been turned into the two fountains
ct the rear Of lord Nelson's columnar
pedestal. IN one is an airplane.
Soldiers have made the fountain s
base a resting place
Several score from g nearby hos
pital are summing themselves 10 one
side is a recruiting depot OF Lls NJ ON
ans Auxiliary Army Corps, and out
side the wooden hut in khaki is a
girl to assure applicants that good
wages uniform quarters and ratlons
are assured all who "join up" TO work
at home OF abroad with the army.
On the other side Of the monument
with its four huge lions ]. " C. A.
workers are collecting money for sol
diers' COMFORTS Close by is = H.
C. A. hut where soldiers are being
served tea, while others are writing.
A notice says that guides are fur
nished for soldiers on leave Near a
curb a woman sells for two cents
a poem about king Peter who refuses
70 hand over Servia 10 the kaiser, the
money going into the war chest
The crowds which pass are mainly
soldiers and women An American
Indian in a Canadian uniform gazes
at the auto buses which come in
steady procession, g truck carrying
the body OF an unfinished airplane
speeds by, a gray covered machine,
driven By a girl and marked MUM
tions-Rush" darts past a crowd Of
shoppers. a flower woman with an
eye 70 business spots a Tommy on
leave with his girl chimes from a
nearby church tell the hour. London
carries On"