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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09

Grand Coteau, La, Aug. 6.-Mr.
Joseph Olivier returned from a visit
ID Port Barre and Galveston, Texas.
Mrs, Brooks of Crowley is the guest
~ her daughter, Mrs. Felix Guilbeau.
Dr.. Felix Guilbeau and family were
Sunday visitors to O~pelousos.
Miss Hilda Smith of New Orleans is
visiting her grandparents, Judge and
Mrs. ]. A. Smith.
Mr.. A. D. Smith was a business WIS.,
tor to New Orleans this week.
Mr.. Lucius Castillo and family of
0pelousas were in town Sunday.
Dr. E. s. Barry and family motored
TO Opelousas Sunday.
Mr.. Lucius B. Guilbeau left for Port
Arthur, Texas Saturday.
MFR. Hebert Burleigh of Mound, La,
is the guest Of relatives.
Mr.. John Schrewe was a Sunday
visitor to Opelousas.
Miss Louise Burleigh of Lafayette
was In town Saturday.
Mr.. George Smith who is attending
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09
Washington News
BY JAS. A. GOING, Correspondent

Messrs. Harvey and Fred Smith OF
Missouri, is visiting at the home of
DR.. Leach.
A. B. Reed was in Lafayette Mon
day.
Mrs. Fred Taos was a recent visitor
to Alexandria
Miss Mollia Sledge of Church Point
Is visiting al he home Of her brother,
W. B. sledge.
Willie Bidstrup is at home from
Grange, Texas.
Miss Ophedia Pitre, and her broth
er, Mathew are in Pass Christian,
Miss, for a few days Test.
Mrs. John C. Carrcn and family
have joined Mr.. Carron in Alexandria
where they will be located permanent
II.
Miss Inez Neyland is at home from
la. State University after attending
summer term.
Miss M1ry Baltic was with friends
In careacro Wednesday.
Miss Doris Plonsky has returned
from her summer vacation spent in
New Orleans, Patterson, and other
points.
Mrs. Quirk Mctiaffery is in Sulphur,
La, tailed to sile bedside Of a rela.
tive.
Roy Aymond and ms mother of
Bunkie, visited Mrs. w. E Aymond
here last III .sday. MIR. AvElold just
recently returned from overseas as
enc of America 5 aviators. lia expects
= return t, his old position $ car
toonist for the Daily States.
Mesdames Belle Splane and Mel
Yina Dunbar have returned from Lii
berty, Texas.
Mrs. frankie Neyland, Mrs. Mary
Going, Mrs, Lennie Thompson and
Bernard Reed motored to Carencro
Wednesday.
Miss Josie Quirk is at home from
her studies at Industrial Institute at
Lafayette, having completed the sum
ner course.
camelia Grove No. 165 Woodmen
Circle win admit a class of candidates
aext Sunday morning at the w. o. W,
lone Mrs. Alice N. Bouncher local
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09
TO THE PUBLIC

In order to assist the widow Louis
Deshoteis and her fatherless children
have leased the Deshotels gin at
Deshotels, in Grand Prairie, and have
made a modern and up-to-data gin
plant of it. respectfully ask for the
patronage of the good people CT that
section of st. Landry and E~vangeline.
and promise them good and quick ser.
vice. viii charge the lowest current
rates for ginning.
FRANK FoNTENoT. Lessee.
july 26 81.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09

older; then the younger comrades and
younger widows will reap the benefit
of $25 limit, as the governor stated ii
is only through legislative relief
a be expected; but this would be
too late for the fast passing away OF
the gray. The whole matter has a
sad appearance, calculated to do more
harm than good and appears to be a
cruel and unjust mistake and later
when it is too late it will become
more visible to the public.
A letter was read from Congress
man w. D. Upshaw of the 5th Dis.
trict of Georgia thanking the Camp
for their approval of his easur be-
fore congress, to continue the federal
pension in favor of the Confederate
soldiers and the widows he claims
that, he has the promise of support
of the Republican Representatives
from both houses but this too is ling.
ering and perhaps will never become
a law.
In closing be it resolved; we the
members Of this Camp, express our
highest approval of resolutions adopt
ed by the 25th Annual Convention of
the U. D. C. condemning false his
tories and publications sold and
taught in our schools in the South,
bought from cheap Northern stock
houses, when they could be bought in
the South; fathers, mothers and teach
ers can not be too strict and watch
full over these young minds and see
that they are not taught to regard
their fathers as disloyal and outlaw
citizens.
There being no further business the
meeting adjourn subject to call.
C. P. RICHARD. Adjutant.
Approved:
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09

guardian, will be in charge of degree
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Gorum of Pal.
metto were shopping in town last Fri
day.
Mrs. George Baillio and baby of Lake
Charles, is on a visit to home folks.
Washington will be represented at
the Three Day Retreat for Laymen''
at st. Charles College next week.
The Street Commissioner, A. w.
Winkler is busy this week filling in
with bricks and cinders some of our
principal streets, which is commended
by the travelling public.
Friends of Mrs. s. C. Holman form.
ally of this town. but now of Alexan-
dria, will be pleased to learn she has
fully recovered from an operation per-
formed in New Orleans.
Four of our soldier boys, Charles J.
Gibson, Wilmer Dunbar, A. B. Reed,
anu 11ChA5 SdloOE, CAJOyCu q 6OoSC
Supper Wednesday night, guests of
Misses Emma and Theresa Hummel
| and and Miss Hattie NJ. Cooke.
The people of Washington will miss
off the streets Dan Lyons, a most
handy colored servant who became
Frustrated from the heat Tuesday
evening, and dying a few hours later.
Last Friday night the young people
enjoyed a Tackey Party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs, Quirk McCaffery.
Those participating were: Misses
Winona McCaffery, Helen Bittle,
Edith Cummings, Verge St. Cyr, Mary
and Sue Bail1io. Gabe Bidstrup, Elvie
Pitre, Susie Keller, Eleanor Wartelle,
Cora Savant, NJ. and L. Fitzpatrick, E.
and L. Boudreau, Lennie Thompson.
Messrs. C. and A. Quirk, Oscar Cum
mings, William Wartelle, DR.. C. H.
Green, C. P. Hellum, F. L. and J.. A.
Bailey, L. J.. and Edgar Muller, VIM.
r. and X. Boudreau, Jules and Allen
Gibson, Ladislas Lazaro, Jr. Delicious
refreshments were served.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09
MONDAY
DOROTHY DALTON
IN
''The Home Breaker"

Her companion statesmen said that
she was blessed with the best "gift
OF CAB" they ave listened to-but
when she tried to reason with her
sweet heart-Ban! she found it took
more than CAB to keep from the
merry, merry 1t took action! And
believe US, folks, there is some action,
and the fur sure does fly when Mary
gets busy in THE Home Breaker,
Come.
Reel comedy-Added feature
Extra Attraetion-A Christie Two
Pathe News-sess AlI-knows All.
Doors Open at 5 p. m.
ADMISSION: 5, 10, and 2oc
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09
r.. Home of Better Photo
plays and Music.
SUNDAY
NORMA TALMA0GE
M
"The Way of a Woman

a.dapted from Eugene Walters"
NANCY Lee"
+ has all ways been said that the
,.y Of the woman, was a leaning way,
nd needed a man for support. See
tbe way of a Woman, as depicted by
Miss Talmadge in this her latest pic
ture.
Also Harold Lloyd Comedy
Doors Open at 5 p. m.
ADMISSION: 5, 10, and zoe
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09
Cooled by Giant Twin System
Typhoon Breezes
Music on Wurlitzer at 8 P. Nj.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Here at Last!
MARY PICKFORD, with an EXCEPTIONAL Cast-in
DADDY LONG LEGS"

Adapted from Jean Webster famous story.
Mary and her little pal Freckels have a great old time 1T the Wallis Home
one night they decide o go o. a pune. strike, refusing to lat any Tor of
The old things, 81 they get hold of some of the matrons wine, and both get
soused. This is positively one of the funniest. saddest most loyabe stories
we have eyer had the pleasure to run After playing to a record breaking
houses at the New Orleans Strand, it was re-booked for a second week. the
first time n thing like this vas ever done by the Strand. Every Child
in ope1ousas Should SCI this Picture-we are therefore making the price
Children 10c; adults, Csc. Extra Added Feature
James Montgomery Flagg Comedy, "The Last Bottle
Boys it ws the last bottle Of champagne in the world and you car lust
imagine how you'd be-weI this bottle caused some racket. Kings and EN-
perors fought over it,. Everybody wanted it-some mix up-but see the pic.
ture. #
Also Pathe News - Doors Open both days, a P. Nj.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09
TUESDAY
HALE HAMILTON
IN
"His Brothers Place"
TUESDAY

Positively n of the best comedy
farces of the year, with this versatile
star, with his ever ready smile, to
make you laugh again. 1t is the story
OF two brothers, and their amazing,
adventure is ~cleverly told in this five
part Metro Wonderfully.
Added Feature-Rray Photograph
The Original Screen Magazine
Doors open at 5 p. m.
ADMISSION: 5, 10, and zoe
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09

Colds Cause Grip and HnfIaenzs
LAXATIVE DRoMo QUIGrE Tablets remove the
cause. There Is only one "Bsomo 0uinina."
E. VI. GROVES Signature on box. SoG.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09
on left shoulder.

on IeTt shoulder.
Has been reached.
Has been on and about my place
about six weeks.
Owner may have same by paying
notice.
G. W. WRIGHT.
aug9 Arnaudviile, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09
R. D. HUDSPETH
Dental Surgeon
Office in Landau Building.
opelousas, Ia.

HOME COMFORTS
Customer: / want to buy a safe
for my private residence.
Clerk: Yes, sir; we're just gotten
in some little beauties in the twelve
quart home size.-Life.
Score one for the League of Nations.
It repudiates all secret treaties.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09

Oh Boy! here we are, Charlie as
a rube soldier who never became more
than a K. P, while in camp, wait a
minute-that's what his rival said-to
his sweet heart-but-but when the
big fight was over that rube, came
back a first lieutenant. Don't let any
thing cause you to miss this latest
Ray-Ince attraction.
Also Universal Screen Magazine.
Doors Open at 5 p. m.
ADMISSION: ), 10, and zoe
ELSIE FERGUSON
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09
EsTRAY NOTICE

Estray on my place 8 miles above
Arnaudville. One old rusty black
mare. Branded
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09

/ also saw the gun that the de-
ceased was killed with. It was load
ed at that time with with buck shot.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09
Wanted.

Sectional book cases. Anyone got d
bargain If so advise the Clarion. tt.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09

To
]. o. cHAcHERE. Commander.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09
lOr Sale
DELIVERIES

1-32 4. ?. Double Cylinder Reeves Traction Engine.
80 II. F. Special Built High Pressure Erie Boiler and
Engine.
Fl. P. Stamm Scheele Engine and one 20 II. P.
Locomotive Type Boiler-complete with all fittings
Observation-Disclosures and small auxiliary boiler.
This outfit is in Al condition and is one of the completest
little plants of its kind in the entire Louisiana Rice Belt.
1t looks and runs like new. Prompt deliveries on any
size BESSEMER CRUDE OIL ENGINE. Our stock of
.LAYNE PUMPS, STEEL PITS, SHUTTER SCREENS
and PIPE is COMPLETE. We can start work on any
size Water Well at Once. We operate day and night.
when necessary. Our price is the LOWEST it has been
for over two years.
Ill WORK GUARANTEED
.LAYNE & BOWLER CO..
Crowley, Louisiana, Welsh, Louisiana
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-09

. TO- and e ADMISSION: s 10 and 2e ADMISSION: s. TO- and zoe
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27

The greatest celebration IN N,
history Of Columhu.-thr Victory
Fourth NJ July celebration
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27
TwENTY-FouRIn IN
~ PAsO SPORTS

Presence OF the two battalion,
OF The 18th al Fort Bliss, was ma.
lurally a season for athletics. III,
fun opened a day or 80 after IN,
rweuiy-fourih's arrival there, wher
Company a baseball team hung ON,
on a rceimenial lineup Their.
~ n company team does thisg'
was the query, what does m,
Twcnty-fourth regimenlal team
dOf"
That question is being answered
now, In the two-game series now
being played off between The
Twcniy-fourth and the Seventh
cavalry. the results Of which are
unknown NJ this goes 10 press.
Just how big the score Is j. what
Is unknown for it a 100 10 ! shot
that the Evenly fourth can't lose
either game.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27
THRIFT MESSAGE

lnasinuch rs the period NJ time
from June 10Th 10 July 9th, both
inclusive. has been proclaimed as
Thrift Message Week IN the Flew
cnth Federal savings District, aud
In coniormance with the request of
Frank N. Smith. federal director. I.
J.. H. Blair. Mayor OF the Village ol
Columbus, ~ NJ do hereby deliver
this Thrift Message la the people
Of this community:
The prosperity Of any community
depends upon whether or not Il Is
composed of thrifty people. Those
persons who avoid waste, save wise
~, spend wisely and invest wisely
r the persons who make the com
muniiy prosperous. Thrift is a hap
ny habit and IL j. one We should
all learn aud follow.
Avoiding waste Is Important. but
that alone will not make for pros
periiy for that Is a negative virtue.
Wise saving i important the mser
saver hut he does not enjoy lfe be-
cause he does not save wisely ii
is not widom Ia W. al the expense
Of daily need. Wise pending Is i'm
portant for the man or woman who
buys recklessly. not reckoning
whether what Is bought Is needed
or worth the money, will Don come
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27

Try a Courier Classified Nj.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27

10 grief. As important nj least A.
those things already mentioned h
wise investing.
Avoidance NJ waste. wise saving
aud wise spending are all NJ no
avail n the money saved IL invest
I'd foolishly. There are many good
Investments. Among the very hest
are Thrift Stamps and War Saw
ings Stamps. The War Saving
stamp costs four dollars and a few
cents, the insignificant amount vary
ing from month Ia month. War
Savings stamps draw four per cent
interest, compounded every three
months. They may be- redeemed at
the postoffice at any time with tho
interest they have EARNED la that
date on ten days written notice
They III a worthy investment.
All over the Eleventh Federal Dis
irict, Thrift Messages will be- de-
livcred during Thrift Message Week
I call upon the citizens Of Colum-
bus 90 heed them carefully.
Let us all be- thirty that our com
munity may prosper ana that ",
may individually lead happy live,
Of thrift
j. n BLAIR, Mayor.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27
CAPTAIN D. D. HOWARD
TAXES FATAL LEAP

As this ohect goes 70 press. The
staff are entertaining awcd
thoughts Of their missing editor-ln-
chief. Captain d.. y. Howard. True.
his leave took effect 20 long ago
that he MISSED all chance OF going
into action AT Juarcz. but va real
Izc that mental courage Is not 10
be- rated lower than the courage
which faces ricochets nd shrnpnel.
They say that even the doughtiest
fighters and the most wound
Scared men OF the battle-line
grow pale when standing before
the altar and about 70 utter the
solemn u do" which binds.
All Of which II merely by was
Of introduction 10 the reminder
that tonight Captain Howard, ed
itor-in-chief Of Halt, who's
There2" and one Of our most uni
versally liked and highly efficient
Officers, al $50 p. m. stands be-
for the minister and places the
golden band upon the finger Of
Miss Eleanor Hopping, Of Chath-
am, New Jersey.
The bridal couple will visit
Washington. D. C., Kansas City.
Mo. Los Angeles, calf. and the
Grand Canyon Of the Colorado
upon their honeymoon. The hearty
good wishes and abundant congrat-
ulations Of the regiment go with
them.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27
HAYDEN DEFEATS EDDIE JOHNSON

speedbal Hayden, middleweight nstc wonder Of the sounwsr
won from Eddie johnson, sensational Pueblo Colorado boxer. wa
secured a referees decision from Hayden several months ago al S,e
city, tn a twenty round bout at the studorium, Fort Bliss, on Fridr
evening a.
With a majority Of the Twenty fourth Officers and the rcrim, {
present, Hayden outpointed Johnson. The referee was an RI paso fan
Billy Smith.
News flashed over the wire that Hayden had won caused IN.
fans here much elaiton. 4 few gathered at Mr. Murphy West en-
Union movable office aud for hours waited for reports from the "ronL'
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27
HAYDEN
DEFEATS JOHNSON


~ Pasn Texas June 20 1915.
lieutenant va Moses Twenty Fourth Infantry. Columbus n NJ
In boxing bout al Stadium last night before three thousand peod
Speedhal Hayden awarded decision oVer Eddie johnson IN tNcay
rounds. nv Mysterious BIy smith, referee. Hayden outhoNed and ora
fought sohnspn. For sixteen rounds n-Ai even Hayden showed ~ H.,
stamina and better ability. johnson tried 10 put over a Y. o. " va
swings which Hayden smothercd and blocked thoroughly. and there W,
nothing 10 II hut Hayden. johnson took q hcaiInn. hut rouaht lo H.
last round and showed great gamcneS. HAIORAN.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27
BEAUTIFUL FLAG TRIBUTE
M CHAPLAIN o. CONGRESS

The Chaplain. Rev Henry ~ Cou-
den, ID. d., offered the following
prayer:
Almight and everything God. our
Heavenly Father. the inspiration
OF all that Is iruesl and hest In
man, We liit up hearts M graf
iiude Ia Thee for the glorious an
ni,ersary Of our national ensign.
which came down a precious herit-
age from our fathers q hundred
and iorty-two years 3 today
We thank Thee that II floats IN
triumph over this great Capitol
and throughout the length aud
breadth of our LAM Ia cheer aud
inspire all true Americans with pa
trioiic zeal for the great principles
IL represents the individual M,
home. the STATE. the Nation
n II could put INFO history The
past ard present II would exceed
all history In interest. n II could
put H. experience into au epic q
would surpass an poems mlo SONG
story would be- The greatest nn
them that has ever been sung. a..
requiem for the dead. WIN ha,,
died that II might live, would ring
tears from every true heart. H.
place D. fixed. H. life immortal.
Thanks In Thee for the brave. M,
pure, the true. n Ewes for those
who love II and those WIN love II
will never die. 10 the glory aud
honor of Thy holy name Amen
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27

Patronage merchants advertising
in the Courier and boost home in
dustry.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27
INVITATION To WORSHIP
At i2TH CAVALRY \. No. e.. A.

am informed thai the churches
Of Columbus are AT present without
pastors. May take this opportunity
10 invite all In Columbus who are
interested TO attend the divine serv-
ices which are held In The Twelfth
Cavalry v NJ G. 4. every Sunday
at 1880 a. m. and ESQ .. m. An
who care Ia come Will receive a
most hearty welcome.
ON next Sunday morning there
will he a regimental patriotic serv-
ice IN comrmoration Of the Fourth
1T July. Music will be- furnished
by the baud Of the Twelfth Cav
airy. The sermon subject will b.
True Patriotism.
The evening subject Will be- Tho
Comforts of God
ROBERT T.. LEIGLEn
Chaplain Twelfth 4, :. Cavalry.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27

The regular monthly business
meeting of the Red Gross Will be-
held at the Baptist church Tues
day, July I at Z D. M Al mem
hers g urged Ia be- present; I'M.
portant business.
MRS. A. l.. TAYLOR Sec.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-11-03
iesvENfN7G' ! s 1Tl'o|N|!.

$50. Tn, proud Sfyer quick brain.
MARIE; 's;n, efatefuls to,ss = MacAllister
and ~ s ne occurriaGes Of the last
spoke on III with no sl,tioa but when
lew ,anfioned a Andrew Kradp his voice
rose INTO r'e mad had relaxed when he said
: MaIie .s.,ny had escapAds but: she wore
IoTnE ,nnE of 10y. even va en- "a ne praised
no no 'oe .1 served you. 90 y am nappy IN
NJ ~ matter what cosp 1s. Is, slie ee, sa!u
nm;et,v' enasi y, "You sent yoaE, ietsel o9t te
me- bv q messenger innts la ~ ~ wuulu oulu
,ne hn safe. al but think, tna., s ~ ~ y some
,,,eans w Town1ey interoepsts"s y. - toiu =
i I'm enough, and he wens. :. H; 4. I.
me- ~ wonder now y ysI.e IS. not q, ..,,, }ust
rights" MacAllister g. enr.An !. mat
was vas It, for certaali.ssa ric aid ~ tb., s.,ne
II think So" Marie s1luih sne sam sans
quiet T1y; H''ister drew an impatient
MacAl..SWSvs a,1 .Weel, let him go! I've been
breath. M.v' these last few days-it's
thinking -, siness mess this searching out
nasty ya,s nss and feeling susptciouss Of
criminals, an,,, servants. I'ip sick OF It.
ore = wv aiways makes y6 look fright
Ana ana !. +slking ,l1 of all { this violence.
eneo, ,s s' deal of common sense in
Ihere !, 80, . q that's Interesting Bagsby and
athers: tins rs.1 that there should be group
oene,n ;en,ternational forces empowered by
M oI mt nstions to apply economic pres
tne H Il, snch fashion as Sto prevent
sure sure y vars Just nothing but an OUT
Ma.. .,rs waste-that's sure
rageonn rag cone and sit down, Marie. Come
bu' III, vH me to the place that's been
W. W %. narlor many an evening! I want
80 talk of other things.
- He aI held out his hand, to her with a
ooamingling of pleading and determ-
nation and kept It outstretched until
she he reluctantly put her hand In his
Grand Forks herald., 1919-11-03
ANOTHER CRISIS PASSED

Lloyd George has passed through good many
crises ad there have been many occasions on which
observers have been inclined to think that the little
Welshman had reached the pinnacle OF his career and
was destined soon to yield others place which
ne had occupied Yet in way another. this
arkable man has been able obstacles which
seemed and has gone on to still rreater
power and influence
A week ago the suppression went abroad that the
Lloyd George administration collapsed for it has
suffered signal defeat which was en-
ntey committed That the was utterly made
auae appeared not to~matter was the fact Of the
defeat Of the government by large government
measure and under the British Of procedure
almost Invariably accepted evidence admins
traton has lost control yield It's place to
another.
The subject which adverse vote ~as given was
the amendment Of bill hxns the foreign pilots
10 British waters. To people that would matter
OF small personal But the circumstances
1t involved the attitude Of the British government toward
British labor, and the labor group in
mons includes all but small handful opposition
When the government was defeated on a labor issue,
therefore. that fact seemed to point combination
labor meubers Liberals and former administration men
strong enough to dictate the policy to be pursued
The ministry however notwithstanding the fact that
it has been definitely worsted. refused accept the
as conclusive and within the administration was
sustained its financial by the largest ma
ority that it has yet received That crisis has been
passed. and the doughty premier appears be more
strongly intrenched than ever