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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
Victoria Meets
Vancouver Team

Victoria and Vancouver will come
together in the hockey tilt billed for
today I'm Vancouver. a loss for either
club at this stage OF the race, with
the Coast playoff but n few games
away. means ruin for either squad.
go IT'S bound TO be nip and tuck
melee tonight.
Vancouver plays It's last regular
game here Wednesday night with
the Seattle Nets. The locals have a
weeks rest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
IT'S A LONG JUMP
FOR CUBAN T0SSER

Manuel Cueto. the lively little Gu
ban. has covered n lot of territory
and Is destined to do some more
travelling In this country. The Reds
got him from the Portsmouth Na)
team In 1917. In 1918 he was shift
ed to Chattanooga, came back, only
to be traded TO Rochester last year
for Charley See. Now he will be
sent TO Seattle. It's a long way from
Cuba to the Pacific Coast. but Cueto
Is the chap not afraid to make the
jump.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
Commuters to
Battle Y. M.
Cage Outfit
Star League Elves Tangle
Tuesday

Yves Rennle's University Com
munity five faces a tough game IN
The star league. when they tangis
with the Y. NJ. c. A. five in the AZ
ISOLATION gym Tuesday night The
II" dropp.A a game TO the Eiks a
week ago. but are still very much In
the race.
The Commuters registered a win
over the ~ In the first half OF the
season by the narrow margin OF three
points. Whether they can do I, again
or not remains 20 b. sr~u-
The Community five VIII lineup
with Bell and woodoock at forwards.
Log at center ana Reunie and
Green at guards. The r. takes the
fioer with Counts and Allen. for
wards: Wood. center and Stock and
Reynolds. guarda The game starts
at $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23

Yes. Seattle won't have 90 worry
much about catching II Spencer Is
on the Job. lilo viii be helped out
by either Richie. Rohrer or Tobln.
Oakland IL Weak
The other clubs In tho league are
all well fixed with the exception OF
Oakland The oaks have no one
lined up to help out Honus Miue.
according 20 Information TO date.
''Rowdy" Elliott. tho first string
catcher OF last season. Is now tho
property Of brooklyn.
san Francisco viii have Sam Ar.
new. veteran major Lacquer. and
Baldwin. doing mask duty. Agncw
has slowed up some. but should &c,
by In this company. Los Angeles
has sweet pair in Johnny Basuior
and Bolcs. two OF the best receivers
In the league. BaSslcr IL another
hard.hnung catcher.
ID. vormcr viii do tho receiving
for tho Vernon Tigers again. He Is
good steady worker. lie will be
helped out by Clarence Brooks.
Cady nj Sacramento
Forest cady win be back on the
job for tho Sacramento club again,
Cady didn't show much last year
but still has lot OF good baseball
in his system. He In another vet
eran Of the big leagues. playing with
tho Boston Red Sox when they were
winning pcnnants every other year,
Joe Jenkins. the White sox young.
ster. viii be tho mains,ay Of the sal,
Lake club. He viii have TO show
his speed sn this company before
judgment IL passed on him. but he
looks like III. goods.
Del Baker viii hold forth again at
Portland with Art kochler as change
catcher. This pair did valient ser.
vics last year and should have no
trouble holding down jobs again this
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
SISTERS COLLEGE MATE
DROPS OUT OF SIGHT

Leland Benton, who caught
George Sisler on the Michigan uni
versity team. has dropped out of
notice altogether. The Chicago Cubs
gave him n trial in 1917 and then
sent him TO Lacrosse. In 1918 he
was on the list OF the ST. Louis
Cardinals. but never was In game.
That II the last heard OF him. The
career OF Sisler, on the other hand.
forms bright page In the annals
OF baseball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
BY LEO IL. LASSEN

Catching-the main cog in defensive baseball-wi be on
mighty high plane this year Judging from the of
mask men lined up for the coming season Most OF the
catchers are veterans of the 1919 coast campaign. .
Seattle will be we'll fortified behind the bat If Tub
Spencer the pory receiver lined by the locals comes
thru Spencer is wise old bird and while he is about ms
fast as an armless with boxing gloves he can still
uuafy as one of the best catchers in the circuit.
Not only Spencer catch nice game of ball. but he IS
fine tutor for hurlers and works his pitchers WELL His
arm is stl strong and he hits around 800 in this league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
DODGERS DRAW IS
SUNDAY BATTLES

The Brooklyn Dodgers Jared well
In the schedule Of the National
league. They drew Is Sunday gaines
at Ebb~tts Field. This IL more than
was allotted 20 any other Of John
Heydlcr's circuit. The Giants got
but II Sunday games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
APPLES
Retail and Wholesale
Cooking. Eating and

Cooking. Eating and
Baking
White Winter Pear
main Apples
Spitzenberg Apples
Delicious Apples
Rome Beauty Apples
Chclan Apples
Winesap Apples
Wholesale and Retail
These apples will be
sold and guaranteed
Just rs represented by
DR.. Edwin J. Brown.
and for less money
than you can obtain
the same GRADE ap-
pie in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
Spencer May Not
Play for Seattle

Tub Spencer. slated to hold
down chief catching job with the
Seattle Siwashes. may jump the
club for Rocky Mountain out
law league. according TO news
from salt Lake today. Prcxy
Keeper. Of the local club, states
that he VIII make a big effort to
bring the big catcher here. but
he IL not worrying over the mask
Job IL Spencer refuses TO come.
a there Is a catcher promised
Seatficb y n big league club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
AN ASTRONOMICAL
OBSERVATORY

Thus slowed away In his snug re-
| treat Adam had nothing at all 10 do
In the day time. nj night he could
look straight up and see two or three
little stars twinkling In the heavens.
but no didn't know the names Of any
~ them. This was his first visit
to Jacksonville.
Meanwhile. Mr. Gleason released
some insidious propaganda. He said
that Mr.. Stanhope had left hurried.
ly for Harlem by train. The Aieuthe
laughed In their false whiAkcrs.
After frinking the hotel they camped
out In front among the stumps Of
orange trees killed by the last big
freeze. and kept a watchful eye
peeled ON the exits.
As EtrategiEt Mr. Gleason stands
without a Foch. 1t was BIZ who
planned tho getaway. The boat was
due to leave the downtown wharf
at In the evening. A. daylight that
morning Adam WAS kmuggied out TO
launch on the unguarded river
side Of tho hotel and tuttcd to the
steamer. She was lying broadside
to the wharf taking cargo In the
side ports from n barge In the stream
hidden from the sleuths on the dock.
An the launch sped close TO the
barge Adam ieaped from the stern
OF the little boat. hoped across the
barge and disappeared In the hold
OF tho ship.
1 We now swing back TO Gyp Dav.
ins. the celebrated physical director.
lie was in on the plot and his play
was TO slip into the hold and hand
the fugitive stowaway package OF
food 60 sustain Adam turnout the
long day. Bin @. Foch thought Of
everything. That's what makes him
Z attah .wr,as man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
KANSAS CITY TO
HAVE NEGRO TEAM

Kansas City will have a berth in
the National Negro Baseball league.
Other cities that viii likely put
teams In the race are Indianapolis.
st. Louis. Detroit, Dayton and Chi.
cago,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23

The Rainier Pest cage five has
hs~u hssdicsppesi by the les af Wal
tw Hell. guard. daring the last
shr~e Eams~. and the Peat meme
d~feuse has shown considerable
v~akss~u. Hell broke his nese In =
game . e~upie Of weeks age and "
Is dsubtfai ~ he will de any more
playing this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23

the interior counties OF Florida The
steamer for home wasn't due 20 sal
for three days and the cops were
coming out that same morning 10
pinch Adam Stanhope.
Bin Gleason - there II only ons
Bill-had n large Toilet fireplace in
his room at the old fashioned hotel
Quickly mobilizing a quantity Of sec
ond hand brick and some mud. Bill
walled Adam up inside the fireplace
Ono brick was left loose. thus af
fording facilities for passing the time
Of day and sandwiches that would
III the hole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
Phoenix Mutuals Hand K of Five Beating, Score 1927
Soldiers and
Sailors Club
Wins First Go
Knights Drop Third Straight
Cage Game in Star
League

For the third straight tina tbs
knights OF Columbus basketball I'VE
went down TO defeat in The Star
league Saturday night at tho Y. n
c. A. when tho Phoenix Autuals
sunk the hooks into tho club men
to the tune OF - to 81.
The game was close AL the vay.
but tho knights lacked the punch
that carried them into tho ssmt
finals in tho first half Of the sea-
son.
The Phoenix men started or in
the lead and were In the van Is 10
~ Mt the end OF the FIRST half. They
increased their lead by four points
in the last half. scoring 10 points to
"a for tho opposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23

Go TO stall No. so. downstairs In
the Westlake Market; ask IL that is
DR.. Edwin j. Browns STALL ~ you
want n bargain in apples. potatoes.
vegetables. fruits and nuts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
THIS FOCIl HAD
AWATERIOO

But. alas. that same morning a
New York paper came IN with n lit.
Ito story written In the Park Row
office TO the effect the Giants were
leaving Jacksonville In splendid con.
dition. due to the efficient system
OF the negro trainer. Gyp Davins.
From his post In a barroom across
tho wharf. Cyp Davins. stated.
around ? O'Clock. how he would go
home. avengc his dear old mother
and proceed at once to Ossining. n.
Y. and sit In the electric chair. At
noon ten or dozen electric chairs
looked good 10 Gyp. Along toward
sailing umo Gyp confided TO the
world at large that they could FIJI
Madison Square Garden with cleo.
trio chairs and he would go and sit
in every blamed one of them, take
IL from him.
parture whistle blew Gyp lurched
across the ships gangway. where he
recalled his mission TO feed Adam
stanhope, buried somewhere in the
bowels OF the steamer.
Lurching back to the barroom the
trainer plucked one cold. disheveled
wcinerwurst from the lunch counter.
Proceeding thence up the gangway
TO the deck. Gyp removed the cover
from the first manhole, dropped the
sausage into the black abyss OF coal
bunkers. replaced the lid and went
on about his regular electric chair
business.
Twenty three years have elapsed
since Bill Gleason planned and
executed this mastery getaway
Since then. off and on. / have In
tended TO ask Adam Sanhope II the
weinerwurst hit the right spot. but
somehow or other / never did get
around TO Il. Bill might know.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
TOO MUCH
~ ENOUGH

Three nights before breaking camp
for the return trip. Adam went forth
alone 20 sample bit 81 Old Diabfo
Gin In Darkest jacksonville. The
las, two quarts disagreed with him,
and on the way back to the hotel in
n dinky little trolley car. Adam dis.
agreed with the motorman.
You all know how these argu.
ments end. Biffi on the COCO with
the brass controller handle. Ding
dong the blue wagon.
Arthur Irwin. the Giants mana.
ger. had a friend in the police de-
partment About a. m. Arthur.
the friend. Adam and a one-horse
wagon arrived Mt the hotel. Before
daylight tho friend was back with
the big news.
The motorman. deposed cop.
visited police headquarters with his
traction uniform cut TO ribbons. but
with his hide unscratchcd. Adam
Stanhope, who didn't own n knife.
had made a murderous attack on the
motorman. 80 he said. but that gal.
liant individual had beaten Adam off,
and II the department wished 10 re-
instate anybody for noble conduc,
tho motorman would be the last guy
in the world TO object TO the pro
ceeding. To make himself the least
bit stronger the motornan charged
A. Stanhopc with assault TO commit
murder.
Geo Whit That listened like ten
years in convict camp. removing
rattlcsnakcs and palmetto trees from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
Phoenix Mutuais. "a; X. Of O. -.

subrtitutions. MacDougaii for Gcrtsn-l
Scoring. Field goals - Brown =.
Baccke 4. Sick ). Murphy .. AortArtty
:. Powers 5, Logan ,. Mooney L Free
throws-Murphy .. Logan Z.
Phoenix Mutuals credited with enc
point by referee when Powers was al
lowed to stay In game after committing
four personal fouls.
Referee. Les Turner.
=. 4 4 &c. Rainier Pest 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
By CHARLES DRYDEN

one time the Giants took steamer
from New York 20 tn. Bosky dells
OF Jacksonville. Fla. 90 do a little
spring training for the cellar cham.
pionshlp which. In those days. was
their exclusive specially. In order
to DO in tho pink at the tap Of the
gong the outfit carried n trainer--a
custom observed TO this day by our
leading tailenderH.
There was that about the hair Of
the trainer. travelling firEt-ciAnr. and
In tho east OF his features which
aroused comment Trainers may be
NUTS In some respects. but not In
all things. The first night out our
physical director slipped into the
smoking room. where the male pas
Bcngers had assembled 60 discourse
on the topics of the day.
"spcakin' OF hyp'tiNm." he re
marked. tho perfesser he lists for
volunteers and I steps up on the
stage. Gypsy. he says. take off yer
coat and vest and shirt -"
Here the trainer, standing In tho
middle Of the room. stripped 20 a
sleeveless undorshlrt and cast a
hairfui eye around.
Now. then. Gyp.' the perfesser
sayn. spur UP your right arm,
Gyp."
Up wen, the arm and out buiged
biccp az large and round and hard
aH a cocoanut.
Spur up yer other arm. Gyp. and
while yer about IL. Gyp. stick out
yer chest. Gyp'"
The company gaKcd silently a; the
kcg like chest and the huge arm
muscles.
Then the perferscr he looks me
IN the eye and he says. 'Gyp. unhyp
IL youse think yourc can. Go ahead.
Dyp. and unhyp."
Slowly tho great chest Debated.
the knoitcd arms came down and
hung low. and with a slightly curl.
! Ing upper lip the orator OF tho eve
ming delivered his peroration.
"'Gyp.' the perfesser he SAYS
I'D hate to have youne tackle me.
Cyp'"
when the trainer departed with
out waiting for applause all hands
agreed that as far as names went
Cyp Davina. with tho accent on the
Gyp. would do as well as any. i,
was 40 ordered.
Among the recruits WAS n bulky
young catcher named Adam Stan
hope. OF Harlem. The camp was an
old fashioned hotel a mile down
river from the city OF jacksonville
Adam stanhope. Of Harlem, trained
In the ball yard by day and Mt the
plnochlc table by night. In every
respect Adam was a model cadet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
club" Spencer, Local
Receiver, Ranks Well
WhhLeague Mask Men

Porty One Swings Mean Stick: Los Angeles Well Fixed
With Basser and Boles; Flock Of Big League Veter-
ans Behind Plate This Year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23

Ths rheenir Mufuais are csusing
along st . nice clip after . had
start. They have won five straight
gamp. They face their hardest
game Of this seasons schedule
Wednesday whom they take on the
NarDouGaIl- soutbwick five 1T the
X Of &.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23

broadway and Lincoln mix In the
big prep school cage battle Of tho
year. Isro~dwsy won over Lincoln
BIZ = single basket In an overtime
match In tho first game Of tho year.
Neither team has lost = single ganne
since. Fridays game winds MP the
high school s~s~on. The TIT IN
billed for Bro~dway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23

The summary.
suhstitutions: Pacey for Bedeury.
Scoring: Field gosls-Buiiis .. Ring 1.
Rice Z. Smith I. Bushnell I. Maurice :.
Hargrove !. Free throws-Buliis :. Nil
liken 4.
Heferee--Ies Turner.
Paradoxical though II may seem.
it's the idle tongue that works over
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23

IN. Knights OF Columbus i've has rone
stab. That's the opinion OF tho cage
fans following the star league games
The Knights brssrsd into the semi-finsis
in the ftrs; half % the season. iosins
TO the MAoDouEaii. southwiek squad In
the play off And the brewster squad
and Pho~rir Mutuais spanked the
Knights and the club men are decorat-
ing the cellar In their division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23

Chauncey wrights five held tho fast
going swastiknE TO n IL TO ~ tie at tho
y. ~ c. A. Batusiay. The Chsunoeyr
are hitting up a fsst pace and VIII give
ali Of the squads a hard game, Craw-
ford was the high scorer with five field
goals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23

Apparatus that messages womcn's
threats with sprays OF water TO i'm
prove the contour has been invented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
MURPHY PLAYS
STRONG GAME

Tramp" Murphy. At guard.
played the strongest game for ths
winners. He played a swell defen'
Five game and was the big scorer
for the Insurance. squad. He count
ed nine out OF II free throws from
the foul line and scored two baskets,
The Phoenix men showed = lot Of
team work and are a much improved
squad
Time and time again Murphy
would get the ball on the tip off
from guard formation and on a pass
to one Of his forwards the bah found
It's mark on Il continuous play from
center. i
Baccke played q nice game ~ for
ward for the winners, chasing in
four field goals.
Powers was one Of the high scpr'
ers for the losers with five field
goals. He dribbled too much and
had a tendency TO break up team
work. In spite Of the fact that he
scored five field shots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23
MORIARITY GOES
WELL

Chuck" Morisrity played . good
game for the Knights at forward
and center, covering the floor well.
Johnny Logan. center. was again
the high scorer for the Knights with
two field goals and seven free throws
for a total of IL points
In the other game OF the night the
Soldiers q Sailors won their drst
game OF the season when they
downed the Rainier Post five. 20 TO
~. Jimmy Rice. center. was the
big scorer OF the night. with seven
field goals. The score was close At
the end OF the first period with the
count knottcd at eight points even.
but the service men ran away from
their opponents in the second half.
The Rainier Post five finished last
quarter with four men. a. Bushnell
injured his eye and had to leave the
game.
phoev,ix Nutunls n. X az O. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23

Their. will b. three games on tap In
The star league at IN. Knights Of Co
iurnbus "wednesday night The Phoenix
Mutuals argue with tho Macdonald
Aouthwiek gang in the big game at .
y. m Tho Piper a TAFT team plays the
knights at ! y. m. and Hpaldings and
the soldiers a Sailors club play at I
y. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-23

Jimmy Rice. CENTER on the soidier-' A
Sailors five, IL going good. Jfs played
center on tho championship team at
broadway high school couple OF sea-
sons ago. He IL n brother OF Cot Rice.
who IL playing center for the Tigers this
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-31
RIVALRY HAS GOOD EFFECT
CompetitIon Of Towns In Showing
Community Progress Worked Won.
ders In West Virginia.

Cities at least have the stimulus to
make improvements whether they do so
or not. The village and rural com
munity lack the stimulation that comes
through contact with the outside
world. It Is not surprising to find
them narrow and anprogresslve. A
unique experiment along the line OF
community betterment has been IN
progress for two years In % small
West Virginia communities. A sys-
tenn of points is used to score commu-
nifty progress, 1000 being a perfect
score. Nine general headings are used
to cover the field of community deveh
opment-history. government, bust
ness, farm, clubs, homes schools
churches and health. AS examples OF
the way 1t works, the absence OF
gaudy and ugly advertising signs
scored two points; increased use OF
school building for regular school
work and as a social center, four
points, and one point each for better
housekeeping, as the results of activl.
ties Of the farm women's clubs, IN.
stallation Of bathrooms, and running
water In kitchens, and extension and
improvement in the rural telephone
system. The experiment has produced
no Utopia, but has raised standards In
the communities involved.-Leslie's
Weekly.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-31
PLENTY OF MILK IS
BEST FOR CHILDREN
Will Counterfeit Host Of Errors
In Their Raising.
Many Milk Stations Have Been E.
tabIished In Poorer Sections Of
Various cities--Service Ap.
precIated by Parents.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture)
Plenty Of milk for q child will coun'
teract a host Of other. errors In his
raising. Many little Tony or Marie
In this country has parents who be-
lieve baths, even Saturday night ones,
are superfuous to their offspring.
Fried peppers, coffee and other indi'
gestibles are often given these young
sters before they have teeth. But in
spite of dirt and unsuitable food, II
they are given plenty Of clean sweet
milk most of them will live and thrive,
authorities now agree.
That all children may have this nee.
essary food milk stations have been
established In the poorer sections of
many cities. In these stations clean
milk may be had at lower price than
the milkman can deliver 1t to the
home. The increased amount sold at
these stations is good proof that their
services are appreciated by the peo
pie living near them.
In q Hartford CONN., milk station
when 1t was first established, one yeal
ago, 30 quarts a day was the average
sale. This year the average daily
amount bought over Its counters is 80
quarts. This station Is In On Italian
section where health survey last
year showed 20 per cent of the chill
dren In fair health, 10 per cent at a
standstill, and 70 per cent undernour'
lshed. A survey this year showed :,
per cent of these children IN fair
health, 10 per cent at standstill, ant
20 per cent undernourished. The Hart
ford health authorities credit the
marked Improvement to the milk sta.
ton there.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-31
JAMESTOWN

Mary and Essie Cooke and
4 brofhr9 Claude were guests OF
and Mrs. Joe Cooke, last week
z Miss Lou Ella Upton spent Sat
)urday and Sunday with home folks at
Ringgold.
Mrs. J. B. Hawthorne and daugh,
Ter, Inez, spent a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Williams, at Woodland.
Mr.. r. i. Smith went to Arcadia
Monday.
Mr.. Otis Burgess from Shreveport
spent Sunday with friends here.
Messrs. w. r. and J. Fl. Evans a}Sa
Willard Evans were business visitors
to Arcadia on Wednesday.
Miss Depai& Stewart from neal
Hone, spent Saturday and Sunda!
with friends here.
Mr.. Elmer Perry from Ringgolt
spent the week end here.
Miss Vera Evans went to Mt. Olive
Saturday. 10 attend the memorial.
Miss Mary Watt stahl, of Alberta
has returned, after an attack O
measles, to resume her work as music
teacher.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-31
Garden Cities.

To those who really understand
what garden cities mean, who have
seen them in actual being, and maybe,
lived in their midst, there are few
things that appeal as more utterly
right than this new development In
the great scheme Of the worlds hous-
Ing. The ease with which ugliness Is
avoided and beauty attained; the gen
erous way In which nature, at every
turn, enters into the plan, responding
at once to the smallest touch Of art
with a quite superabundant generos-
ity; the wonderful outflow of public.
spiritedness from all concerned, once
the way is opened up these and hun
bred other welcome graces are to be
found everywhere within. the garden
city.-Christlan Science Monitor