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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10
Sierra County Reports
Rich Tin and Platinum
Strike First in State

According 10 q report in the siUrr,
County Advocate, published az Hi'ls-
horo. y. ~. u lhrgs On o. platinum
strike has hoen made tsclvo mites
from chloride. Preliminary asHaNs
Indicate that the values run nhnn
$4,000 per ton. fttnnAurico anil
Hail have secured "a lease and hont
on the ground
The strike. n verified will DO ft'
first mine where commercial quanti-
tics % TIN have been found IN thf
state a discovery was made Of tr
ore a. Taos. y ~, hut the mine ne
Or proved extremely productive. Tho
sicrrt county district h. rich In min
erai wealth and the report Of nie ~
and platinum strike mas prove true
Cheapest accident Insuranos--Dr
Thomas Electric on Fof ourns anc
ncalds. cut and e~merEnncies. Al
druggists sell ID. soc and soc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10
Poultry Association
to Present Plan to
Recruit Membership

A. tho Ucrnniilio county poultr,
Eud Pet Stock ar4ociagion meeting
which Will be held for the last time
tonight az the Chamber Of comnnefcc
NJ : o'clock. a plan viii he %preseutc'i
BY which the membership OF the as
sorlntlcn can be- formed ~ mail. A
definite suggestion IN the shape Of a
form letter viii he offered Tor con-
r~idention. aud plans viii be made
Tor the holdinr Of he state poultry
show this coming wintcr
Prof. . q Taylor in charge Of IN"
poultry extension ~ the state college
will make hts lha official address
20 Tho association. no appropriation
having been made for this WORK Prof
Taylor has accepted other employ
mcnt.
The bet you intended 20 make hui
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10
Mortuary

Mlss Rose Violet ninko aisa wy
49, - h.r siaier. Mn ~ ~ Berger
49, West SLATE avenue this morning az
4 o'clock axe 20 year, Mss hlnho
e.we 10 Aibuqnerque from NfN Df-
leans. touisiaha. " years 49, 70,
80 health. me funeral Will be held
vi lmaculats Conception ehet,n
Wednesday mornins ~ ocl"eh i.rN
rather Mandaiari offiriauns' ini.
ment N Calvary crmeteiN "u'"s
Jprothers' In charge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01
Thursday S Calendar
In Social Afairs

A IL departments OF the Red Cross
n shop open in the san Jacinto plaza
In the tea and luncheon room. Mrs
Charles Davis, chairman and Mrs ".
D. Wise. vice chairman with the fol-
lowing assistants: Captains Mrs. L. G.
Witherspoon. Mrs. Charles Pomeroy.
Mrs Carter, with Miss Nellie May
Bowen. Miss Marian Calnan. Miss
Olive Davis and the Misses Vera Esme
and Sonia Grouse as mattresses.
The music for the dansant fo- the
afternoon will be furnished by Camp
BELLS jazz band
Meeting Of the Robert E Lee chap
ter OF the e. D. c at the chapters
club rooms in the Woman's club build
ing
Meeting Of the Equal Franchise
league at the Y. W. c. A building at
3 o'clock. At o'clock T c. Hayes. one
dress the assembly
Meeting OF the Pan Hellenic club At
? o'clock in the afternoon at the Mac
Callum home on Fist Rio Grande
street with Mrs X ". McCallum as
hostess
Comforts committee OF the Navy
league open In the Popular with Mrs.
Hayes Watson. Mrs. Frank Ainsa and
Mrs John p. Krause in charge.
All day meeting OF the women OF
the First Christian church at the
church on Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01
Sergt. Watson, Soldier, Ranchman,
And Mrs. KraM Joined in Wedding

CERGT. J. NJ Watson and Mrs. Alice
- D. Krahl were married last eve
ming by chaplain Walter B. thinner
man in the brides PRETTY decorated
apartment in the Dewitt apartments.
The bride was most attractive in a
gown OF white Eeorgette crepe with
a dainty corsage bouquet OF violets
and a France roses. Her attendant
was her sister. Miss Clara De Roster.
who wore gray georgette. The groom's
attendant was Wilfred Fletcher. Only
immediate friends were present at the
ceremony. among whom were. Miss
Clara De Roster. Miss Miriam Auer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Auer, Mr.. and Mrs.
". W. Littlejohn, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Richerson. Miss Alice Cook and Will
fred Fletcher After the wedding, the
guests remained 10 wish Sergt- and
Mrs. Watson JOY in the new year.
Sergt- and Mrs Watson viii be at
home in apartment No. >. Dewitt. for
the present After Mr. Watson re-
ceives his discharge from the army
they will make their home in Wyom-
ing, where Mr.. Watson has a ranch.
J. Herbert Buckner and Mrs. May
Cross were married at the home OF the
brides mother. Mrs. ". W. Brown. 406
Boulevard Tuesday evening. by Rev.
J. F. Williams. Only the members Of
the family were present. Mr.. and Mrs
Buckner will make their home at
Palms Court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01
Dinners and Luncheons.

Misses Enid and Marion Ainsa.
charming daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ainsa, OF this city, are being
entertained at many lovely social
courtesies at the national capital.
where they are visiting friends and
relatives On one occasion they were
guests at a farewell tea given during
the holidays by Mrs. W. G. AIcAdoo.
wife OF the recent treasurer, at the
McAdoo home in Washington. They
also are to be the honor guests at a
luncheon to be given soon by Mrs.
Crowder. wife of Mai. Gen. Crowder.
Judge advocate general of the United
states army. and who is one OF the
most popular matrons in Washington
After the holidays Miss Enid Ainsa
will return to New York TO remain
for awhile. while Miss Marion VIII
spend the winter in Washington with
her aunt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01
Members of Won1an'S Club Have Open
House; Directors Get New Members

THIS afternoon open house is being
l held In the attractive club rooms
Of the Woman's club building. bright
with their decorations Of palms. poln-
settias and other Christmas emblems.
A very happy feature Of the afternoon
is the presence OF Mrs. ". ". Mills
OF Austin. Tex. in the receiving party
with Mrs Charles B. Stevens. presi-
dent OF the club. and the other Of
ficers. Mrs Mills formed the Woman's
club here q years ago and was its
first president Among the officers
and directors assisting in receiving
and serving are Mrs. J. ". Lbrent-
zen. Mrs VIII T. owen Mrs. Olga
Kohlberg. Mrs. II. A. Warner, Mrs. r.
II Dudley, Mrs. Hal Christie. Mrs.
Frank Stewart, Mrs. A. P Averill. Mrs.
S. H Sutherland, Mrs D. V. Fennes-
sy and Mrs. Van Long Mrs Burt
Orndorff and Mrs. Stanley Bevan pre-
side at the daintily appointed tea
table.
After the receiving hours the school
set will enjoy a dansant in the club
rooms, the hours being until s
o'clock.
At a meeting Of the board Of d.
rectors Of the club on Tuesday morn
ing, the following new members were
added 10 the club Mrs. Ben Lewis.
Mrs. Julian R EIkins. Mrs Carl Price.
Mrs / Laskin and Mrs. Don Finley.
Mrs ". K. Chester. 1880 Westmins-
ter street entertained the officers OF
the Woman's Missionary society of
the Asbury Methodist church on Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. ". L. Care pre-
sided, and the following members
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01
Panton1imes and Music Will Lend
Interest to High School Program
By LOUISE PEACH.

bot. Lewis Springer. ByrI Burdiek,
Robert Elmore. sam Bloomberg. John
Williams, John Long. Carlos Urueta
De Witt Booth. Dan Long and Ger
aid ketcherSid-
The Square club is planning a
magazine program 10 be held Friday
afternoon Miss Myrtle Lee viii be
in charge. The advertisements viii
be represented by pantomine work.
the editorial page. the literary page.
and such questions as How to Earn
Money and Girls Problems viii
be discussed
After the senior rush which was
held Monday and proved a very lively
affair the seniors motored down the
valley and had lunch IN the after
noon they went TO a movie and to an
Ice cream room Those attending the
affair were Caroline Plum. sylvia
Rivers, Marian Pullman Myra Pear
son. James Bowen. George Cross. Ar
thur Wheatley. Joe Wright. Robert
Myers. Elmer Burrow. Jack Harper
Robert 1Iaese. Conzalocordero. Jack
Cole, Paul Hale and Alex Rehin-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01

were appointed as chairmen Of the va
rious committees:
For local work committee. Mrs. J. II.
Harper; flower COMMITTEES. Mrs. c. X
Campbell: music and membership CON-
mittee, Mrs A. A Lawlers social COM
mittee. Mrs. z. W Bryan poster COM
mirtee, Mrs. ". Casten- Those pres
ent were: Mrs 7. II. Rhodes. Mrs T.
E Blanchard. Mrs Henry Gardner. r
Z. Boyer, Mrs T. W Wofford. Mrs. J.
Hubert Smith
A doll show is 10 be given at the
parish house Of St Clements church
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock Dolls
Of every nationality, every class.
every type and every age will be on
display Any one wishing to enter
dolls may do so Saturday morning at
the parish house Miss Margaret
Schuster will be in charge There
also is to be a fish pond. in charge Of
Worthington is TO be in charge OF the
candy booth. a program is to be pre-
scented at $3.50 o'clock
The Woman's Bible class OF Trim
ity Methodist church will meet with
Mrs. @ y. Holford at o'clock Thurs
day afternoon at her apartments. III
X
The women Of the congregation Of
the First Christian church will meet
Thursday to do Red Cross sewing The
meeting is to be at the church and
viii last all day.
The 81 Paso Council OF Mothers
and Parent Teachers association viii
hold an initial meeting at Morehead
school Monday, January 6. at 3 o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01

THE 4B class will present a program
l Friday morning which promises 10
be a very interesting affair. Il Will
consist OF a dance by Frederick
Sipp. pantomine work by Gladys
-dueller. a dance by Eloise Knots.
selections by a Jazz hand orchestra
and a number Of clever songs and
Jokes.
The first assembly OF the High
school since the holidays was held
Tuesday morning. The students
sang. There's a Long. Long Trail -.
Nazareth" and send Ne = Rose
From Zone Land" with Miss Eva
Crosby e the piano.
The first regular basketball game
OF the High school will be held sat
urday night, High school against
las Cruces The team will be Sc
iected from the following boys;
Emanuel Ponsford. captain; Tom Tai
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01
Reception and Tea Are Features
OfOPen House by University Club

and Mrs. John ". Eubank. judge and
Mrs Ballard Coldwell. Mr. and Mrs
N. Youngjohn and son, Chris, who is
home from his station in Virginia FOR
the holidays; Milton Shedd and Lieut.
E. II. Hampton
Miss Louise Robinson was hostess
to a most charming New Years party
Tuesday evening at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Elliott.
on Copper street The spacious re-
ceptiOn and dining rooms were artistic
with their decorations OF the Christ
mas motif A buffet supper was
served The young hostess. was as
sisted in receiving and entertaining
by her mother and sister. Miss Nary
Frances Robinson The guest list in
cluded Misses Louise Beach, Louise
Crawford, Burtram Orndorff, Alzina
Orndorsf, Katherine White. Elizabeth
Pfaff. Mary Hale. Marjory Gooch. Car
olyu Plumb. Bob Smith. Cabell Greet
Mayo Seamon. Howard Flick, Ted
Cooley" Fritzie Bryant, Charles
Knobiauch. Carol Plumb and James
Earl
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Davis were hosts
to a New Years party on Tuesday
evening at their home on East Boule-
ward street. The reception rooms were
colors, green and crimson A salad
course was served from a daintily ap-
pointed table in the dining room and
the evening spent in playing games
and music. a program was rendered
during the evening The guests en-
joying the evenings hospitality in
cluded Miss Lila Wil5anks. Mrs Mary
Gillespie, Miss Clara Davis. Miss Irene
Gillespie. Miss Josephine Irby. Miss
Mary Irene Davis, F. R Matthews, II.
\. Harrison. Jasper Larazola, Rudolph
johnson and Joe Davis.
Judge and Mrs William Robert
Smith are keeping open house this
afternoon from 3 until o'clock at the
Smith home, in Hawthorne Place As
sisting the hosts in receiving are:
Mrs Frank Coles, Mrs. r F. Thoma-
son. Mrs. Horace Stevens. Mrs VIII
liam H Burgess. Mrs J. B. Gray, Mrs.
J. A Happier. Mrs. ". W Turney. Mrs.
William Spence. Mrs James G. Nc
Nary and Mrs. NJ Nagle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01

TNAUGURATING the old fashioned
l custom OF keeping open house New
Years, the officers and directors of
the University club. together with
their wives and the wives OF the lead
ing members. received Informally all
afternoon at the clubrooms in the
Martin building. The shades OF the
lounge were drawn and the indirect
lights turned on with a fire IN the
fireplace and red candles burning on
the holly festooned mantel piece and
on the tea tables which were arranged
in the lounge in order to leave the
grill for dancing. Bobby Levine's jazz
band played during the afternoon for
the dancing. which continued from
2:30 TO $50. with a brief intermission
at 4 o'clock. when tea was poured by
Mrs W W Mills, Mrs James J.
Hornbrook. Miss Overton and Mrs.
Norman Walker. Brig. Gen. Arson
Mills (retired), who was the guest Of
honor at the open house, received his
old friends and met many new ac-
quaintances during the afternoon The
historical corner named in his honor
was also opened for the first time and
tea was served in that corner. Crowds
from the fort, Country club and WOm-
ans club came during the afternoon
and there was constant stream of
evening the officers and directors and
their wives win honor Gen. Mills with
4 dinner at the club, at which Mrs
Mills and Miss Overton will also be
guests.
The Kellogg home. on Florence
street. was the scene OF pretty New
Years party on Tuesday evening,
when Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg were
hosts to a number OF friends. who
watched the old year out The recep-
tion rooms were decorated in mistle-
toe. holly and Christmas bells. and
buffet supper was served A guest OF
honor was Mrs. NJ W. Kellogg. mother
OF the host Other guests included:
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Critchett. sfr. and
Mrs. o. A Critchett. Miss Ruth Critch-
EFT. Miss Ethel Critchett, Miss Theresa
Youngberg. Mrs. James Lee He5berd.
Mrs ". ". Fink, Mrs. Blair Rogers.
Miss Beuiah Clark. Miss Marie Stehm.
Mrs. Margaret Kinnon Stevens. Mr..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01
Out Of Town Visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H Culwen are al
Hotel Laughlin-
r L Miller, Of Fort Worth is a
guest at Hotel Laughlin-
Lieut. D. C Kinseli. OF Fort Bliss. IS
registered at the Laughlin-
tie Rock. Ark. are guests at the
Laughiin-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Clifford. OF Tula-
rosa. n. NJ. are guests at Hotel
Laughlin-
Rev J. B. Coehrane, who has been
in the city for a short time. has re-
turned 10 his home at Roswell
Mrs Brown Paschal and Mrs. c. ].
Mccormick. Of Sierra Blanca were
registered at the Paso del Norte dur
ing a Christmas holiday shopping
tour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01
Ell Pasoans Awau.

George S. Blanton. who recently re-
turned from an officers training
camp. left Monday evening for the
University OF Virginia 10 resume his
college work.
William J. Gilbert. stationed at the
base hospital at Camp Travis. lefi
Saturday 10 return to his station
after spending his Christmas furlOugh
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs F. b
Gilbert. Of ISIS Clifton street.
Sergt. Merrick r Breck. who has
been home visiting his parents. Dr..
and Mrs. L. II. Breck since his dis
charge from the s. 4. T. c. at the
University OF Chicago. has returned
TO the university 10 continue his medi-
cal course.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01
Red Cross Work.

Mrs J. H Jacohy was one OF the FL
PasOans who responded to the call OF
the Red Cross for gift boxes TO be
sent to men OF the army and navy
service overseas before the holidays,
Phineas Geliebter. a hospital appren-
tice on board the L. s s. Martha
Washington, telling her he received
the box sent by her. In IL he ex-
pressed the greatest appreciation for
the kindness Of an unknown friend.
The Martha Washington is one OF the
largest transports plying between
America and Europe On the last
trip she had aboard 1000 home COM
ing troops and a number OF wounded
soldiers from overseas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01
About ELPnsonns.

Mrs ". s Crombie. who has been
visiting her mother in Galveston, ex-
poets TO remain on the coast for some
time.
a baby son. Joseph q. Sweeney, IT..
vas born on Monday evening at the
Sweeney home on Wyoming street to
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sweeney The
little arrival is the first son OF the
family and has three charming little
sisters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01
81 PaSo Wonan'S Limit Club Goes
To 100 Mark Through Stamp Buying

THE FL Paso woman's Limit club
l was lifted to the 100 mark in mem
bership Tuesday through the pur-
chase OF $1,000 worth OF war savings
stamps by Mrs. z. II. Yale. The
record had stood at 90 members with
only fair hopes Of getting into the
hundred membership class Mrs E.
H. Yale is also one OF the neighbor-
hood secretaries who has contributed
much toward the record made by the
women's organization, her sales for
December amounting to $3.50. She
hold the distinction OF having pur-
chased the first stamp from Liberty
monument Mrs. Ta1e's sales for the
month topped all sales in the limit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01
Lodges and Clubs.

Willow Grove lodge No. 81 will hold
public installation Of officers Satur-
F. hall
The regular meeting OF the Baylor
University club which was TO have
been held at the Hill home. on Ram
part street Tuesday evening was.
owing to the Illness OF Mrs Hill. held
at the Rumsey home, on Aurora street.
with Mrs. z. n. Rumsey as hostess.
A short business session was held. in
which Leonard Bagwel was elected
president OF the club; Mrs. A. Y. Cursl
vice president Mrs. Julian Hughes,
secretary Mrs. Lynn Reid, treasurer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01

membership class and to her is
awarded the limit prize.
Mrs. c L Oxley. neihgborhood sec
Rotary in district No II. under Mrs
N a Warner. secures the prize Of SO
for the largest amount Of stamps sold
over her November record. exclusive
OF the limit membership class. Mrs
Oxley's neighborhood W S. s. society
holds the distinction OF having
adopted a French orphan
As there were about 200 women in
the war savings organization. II
would be difficult 10 make compar-
isons. However. the Woman's War
Savings committee Of Fl Paso has re-
ceived the commendation OF Louis
LipsitZ. state director Of war savings.
in a letter in which he states that
the organization seems 10 have put
more originality into its work and
received more genuine pleasure out OF
il than any in the state"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01

and Mrs c. K. Jameson, recording
secretary. A short musical program
was rendered by Mrs Joe Dean, Miss
Lorraine Lacy and Prof Joseph N.
Evans Refreshments were served.
the Baylor colors. green and gold. be-
ing carried out IN the ice course The
members remained to see the old year
out and the beginning OF the New
Year. Those present were: DR.. and
Mrs Burleson Staten. Mr.. and Mrs
Lynn Reid, Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Will
liams. Mrs A '. CuTd. Mrs. Joe Dean
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hughes. Mr.. and
Mrs f. NJ Rumsey. Prof. Joseph A.
Evans. E D. Carlisle. Miss Lorraine
Lacy and Mr.. and Mrs. c. X Jameson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01
School Notes.

The Wilsonian class OF the Grand
view school held a debate in the au-
ditorium Monday The subject OF the
debate was. Whether the war has
done good or not" The affirmative
side won out in the debate The best
Individual debater was Mary Foster.
There was a prize given to the best
debater by Mrs. Fuelle- The judges
were; Miss Lucille Duty. Miss Nancy
Hammons and Mrs. Culigan. princi-
pal OF the SchaeA --------
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01
Two Jags in Two Days,
III IN BoozeLess Topn

Elmirs. n. z. Jan Intoxicated
twice. fined SO for each offense. all
within IS hours. Is the record OF q
Corning man In dry Elmira-" And
the first offcnse happened on sun
day. Jamaica ginger Is said TO be
responsible for William Walcotts
tEo-day record in = .boozeless' city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01

The Country club was the scene OF
one OF the loveliest Of the New
Years parties last night when the Of
Ieers OF the Fifth Cavalry gave a bal
masque there. The club was bright
with the holiday motif. Christmas
greens poinsettias and tinseled dec
orations making a beautifr1l saffi1p-
Tor the merry party OF dancers en-
costume who danced the hours OF the
old year away. The Fifth cavalry
parties, always enjoyable. kept their
standard in the one given on the eve
OF the new year for It was merry and
were given prior to the dance Tire
guests included the officers OF the
club, their wives aDd friends. The
tables each had for a central orua-
ment vases Of crimson carnations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01
ELPasoans Returning.

Miss Ethel Patton. after spendinE
the past week with her parents al
Globe. Ark, has returned to the city
she ie a guest at Hotel Lsughlin,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01

The motor transport corps will
give another OF the very enjoya BILE
series Of dances on Friday evening
at Camp Pershing- The army omnibus
VIII leave the Sheldon for the camp
at 1880 o'clock 10 take the guests to
the dance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01

TEse- Pruned. Wright Nursery Co
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-04-10
BATTERED BEGGAR HAS s426
Eighty-Three-Year-old Man, Once Con.
tractor in New York, Takes
Aims il Offered.

New York.-That clothes, especially
shabby ones, may make the man in
some instances, was indicated when
John MDligan, in tatters, was arrested
and searched. Although arrested for
begging. his mildewed mufti was bal
lasted with $4,000, in which was in
cluded dead weight Of 800 pennies.
In court the aged man said that
he had lived in New York for 62 years.
coming to this country when twenty
one years of age. He had been q
builder for decade. but of late had
been doing nothing to earn money. He
explained that he lived in a furnished
room at 334 East Fifty-eighth street
and was comfortable enough, so
that he never begged, but was always
glad when sympathetic strangers de-
cided to aid him.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-04-10
No CLEAN FACE FOR LONDON
Cleanliness Would Mean Showiness-
Mar Of City's Charm
Seen.

aIE,ondon.----Among the thousand move
anents started by the general yearning
for the worlds rebirth is one for the
Frightening of London by washing the
fog CRIME from it's buildings.
That this is taking effect is shown
bJ the letters Of protest in newspa-
pers. The old Londoners say that this
washing up and the greatly increased
use of white paint is killing the sub
tie, exclusive charm of the worlds me-
tropolis. One writer declares that If
this thing goes on London will, be as
brazenly snowy as Paris and New York
in q short time.
"Our returning soldiers no longer
feel at home" he objects, and for chief
argument urges all ''wash.up" advO-
Gates to study the mellow beauty of
certain London buildings erected In
1910 which never have been cleaned.
In this connection it is interesting
to learn that the London water board
has just fixed a charge of S. for scrub
bing the Griffin at Temple Bar every
six months.