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The herald., 1922-11-30
Amusement
D.,eeNwIcH VILLAGE
~ roLLIEs BRING
SPIRIT OF BOHEMIA

!, vou possess a taste which
sSsla ., u and sugar with picked
" o. : mind that can synchronize
Ssses s,,ous engendered by a con,
y sn1' New Of Raphael's Madonna
ell - slaughtering pens at tne
y DC and an ability to mold
~ into words pigments OF
y vi ~, viii leave the world asnas'
| ~ ''. ..,rnepdousness of the some
De ~, ether that could conceive
|bs = can do all this, why you're
We on the highway OF Bo-
go ..oItal Of Bohemia is Green
~ y,,lsse, and it will soon be an
III ' hen the second annual pro-
go Il all new Greenwich Village
sio0' .noears at the Tulane Theatre
'''s' engagement beginning Sunday
The herald., 1922-11-30

with many wag of the tail and bark
of enthusiasm.
Burns and Lorrains call themselves
broadway Thieves" but that which
they appropriate is given cheerfully
They steal laughs and applause and
yet are not thieves because the pub
lie gives it to them generously.
The Three Danoise Sisters are a
trio of young women would be taken
for anything but gymnasts. Their
feats are carefully planned and &C
curately executed.
The herald., 1922-11-30
Windows Of House You Build.

WIuooWo " nou10 vOo oouos
In general. windows look best, beth
inside and out, II they are grouped
An occasional bay breaks the monOt-
ony Of walls. both inside and out. and
even in Q fat wall the group Of three
or four windows separated only by
thin mullions Ii far more effective
than scattered windows.
There IL no doubt that the easement
type Of window, preferably loaded. II
far more Interesting than the double
hung, two-sash type, or that small
panes are more picturesque than large
ones. OF course, small panes are
harder to clean, but the question re-
solves itself into whether or not one
II setting convenience above architec-
tural charm.
To be thought Of in connection with
windows are shutters. Fortunately,
the battened-wood or panel type II
growing increasingly popular. There
is always the chance to make the solid
shutter individual by introducing some
special device, as the pierced opening
In place Of the conventional half-moon,
heart, clover or tree. The family
crest, or some device symb0lizing the
name of the house, may be cut in
Delineator.
The herald., 1922-11-30
pAAAcE

palace Theatre starting
u y. urogram Babies" is a
nn'.;,s a touch of pathos to be
su,.d At the Palace Theatre. 1t
.' A With the twentieth round
husband and wife. Babies"
a the cleverest and brightest
uIays in vaudeville today.
Csvanaugh is the sister OF
=. fayansugh and so much like
49, they might be twins. 1t is
!. essay however, for Miss Marie
- n the sunshine of her sisters
-. for she has created an en-
~. reputation for herself. Miss
1. an exceptionally good dancer,
~ one of the best dancers upon
A sage today. .,
rs,,oducing Gilbert Wells, Gentle
:. rom Mississippi. At the
.'s.,,l capitol such an introduction
"a mean that Mr.. Wells has been
',.,,sd BY the people of this state
,sorssent them in Congress. AS
r,iter Of fact. Mr.. Wells has been
.,rtd BY the people of many states
! heir representative to the court
iumor.
r,m and Louise Dore. are mus
..u The kind that are usually called
,.,r,t artists. One of the Dore girls
/, doliniste and the other. a pianist.
NM NAV semi classical music, pop
| = music and songs Of long ago.
4 aurdily built young man and a
mn dainty miss, comprise this
drrr pair known as the LIE Rays.
| n he Golf Club" is the billing title
ttAeir Offering.
ne sIped swift action, the hot
IN Of romance, the chole Of sus-
NE, the intrigue black guards and
hi irresistible triumph of courage
4 honor, combine to make Good
Ia and True, easily the greatest
| uaion picture in which Harry Carey
/ n ever appeared.
The herald., 1922-11-30
oRPHEuM

Inatol Friedland is coming to the
nyleum Theatre Monday, December
4 tith q bevysvf pretty girls Each
I ~ songs used in this revue is
~ has . special setting, music
= I capable company which of
su.s b principally girls, who have
~ engaged primarily for their
kug.
Dstas Leavitt and Ruth Mary
Ixlsood have been popular fav-
~ n musical comedy for several
Nh Their most recent successes
w Take It For Me-, and Its Up
hIm' Mr.. Leavitt and Miss Lock
NJ oilers skit, called Ourselves"
stAy are important factors in what
~ d. They are assisted by
haAR Ray.
~ Sewell Sisters will present a
rHhIly staged and novel bit of
~ n . dance fantasy, entitled
~ Throne Of Terpsichore."
pano Is just what the player
- q Il. Ned Norworth is pos
- Aat It, real purpose is comedy
. n1Fsfore, he proceeds in a little
y q eccentric variety to dem.
''s Just how a piano may be
oe . comedian. With the
nsnt he manages to portray all
q levity. farce, burlesque,
~ comedy and travesty.
M animal lover and especially
wnuters win find much to
u the act to be offered by
Enmy and his Mad Ways.
ser are some Is Scotch ter
"ne execute their performance
The herald., 1922-11-30
Then II Happened.
A stranger dared TO referee
A prairie football game.
Although he may recover. he
Will never look the same.
Reason to Be Thankful.

Blondine-Did you 60 to the circusf
Brunetta-Yes. and ! am certainly
glad Of It.
Blondine-Whyf
Brunetta-Because ever since ! saw
the hippopotamus I have been more
satisfied with my shape.
The herald., 1922-11-30
Noshloo 10 HIehsr.

He-Yes. certainly IKE good food.
and alwsys look forward to the next
meal.
She-why don't Jon talk Of higher
things once In q whilef
He-But. my dear. what 70 higher
than foodf-London Answers.
The herald., 1922-11-30
a FlIp Flappsr.

whats your favorits hymnr 60
u those inquirins reporters asked .
Aapper the ether day.
I've got three - fouf." she -
swered psoupsly. nut ! think ] me
Harry ~ begtss
The herald., 1922-11-30

Didn't Jon get any letters at anT
asked Jamie's mother when he ~
turned from the postomca
sNo, mamma" he replied sobeFiy.
NEXT time you1l have to send n
earlier, cause when I got there thsy
was al gone"
The herald., 1922-11-30
Proof Of Mekle's clsvernese.
sroa vo sneak IN McKieTS

Dae ye SPEAK 20 MchIe5
'No; I always steer clear Of any one
sharper than myself"
"Hoo doe ye ken he's sharper than
yer
He once had q chance tae marry
my wife and didn't-L0ndon T1t-BitA
The herald., 1922-11-30

10 are two kinds of
nx. One IL the economy
.oasy. The other is the
cse.y Of time. ~
ssaysar tires are built 10
s.: sniss IN hard cash BY
maximum mileage
- = money invested.
9oodyear tires econo-
Ill 9 time BY providing the
N. possible freedom
ars trouble.
Prices are lower than
selore. And the &C.
S.'ed experience of the
urs manufacturer IN
~ ss.n assures you of a
~ ne best in the history
oailding.
~ "a GOODYEAR SER.
sIATI0N stand ready
q ~ you service on them
hat they win giye
~ srsatest possible
~ satisfaction.
y to6av and la< M
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
Ra,n Follows Snow

NEW YORK. EL b. 15.-The rasp-
ing sound of the snow shovel against
the pavement predoniinated over all
noises In New York today as the
metropolis started to dig itself out
nea. ly half foot OF snow. The snow
which CC:Gmenceo falling at 4:SO
o'cl eek turned into sleet four hours
late" and the weather man predicted
it would rain before night-fall
The city inarshalled its army Of
1000 shovel lers. 1G0 tractor plnTs,
and 500 trucks t. clean the streets.
Another army of uncounted thou
sands tackled the hundreds of miles
of 8 dewall<s.
ocean shipping was almost at
standstili, steamers either remaining
at their pic rS OF anchorage or else
proc. eding cautiously. Ferry service
between New Yort: and New Jersey
was retarded. Some are twenty min
utes 10 ha!f an hour late.
S.Gten I:iand WAS hardest hit. The
muricipa, street ears between st.
George and Richmond were tied up,
but optiI iSti,, snow rcmovers said
they thought they could have the
lines duS cLL by neon. The lines
from st. GsCrg9 to Silver Lake and
Po". r ohmond we!e operated only
spasmodicaily.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
FATHER & SON
BANQUET At Y
Complete Program for Annual
Affair Tomorrow Night is
Announced

The program for the annual
Father and Son" banquet which will
be held in the Y. NJ. c. \. gymna-
sirm tomorrow night, has been COM
pleted by Boys Work Secretary
Fenby w. Scott. 1t is expected that
zoo fathers will be on hand to spend
an evening with their sous on this
occasion and a program has been
arranged which should appeal TO all
Adrian Lyon. president of the as
sociation, will open the banquet with
the Introduction of the POSTMASTER,
George w. Sharp, Jr., after which
Huyler Romond will welcome the
fathers on behalf of the boys. Ed
ward Cheshire will deliver a reading
on What is a Boy?" after which
Senator Morgan +. Larson will speak.
stephen +. Somogyi will render a
cello solo, after which Recorder
Harold i. Pickersgill will deliver a
talk on Bringing up Father" The
presentation of emblems and honors
by Harry +. Comings, chairman of
the Waywayanda committee and one
of the associations directors, will
follow after which Guy r.. sutton,
of Plainfeld, the song leader for the
night, will render a solo
DIR. Sam Grafflin of the West
Side "Y." will deliver the principal
address of the night on Just Colts"
He is a forceful speaker with a rep
utation for being able to score an
instant hit with any audience.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
FINE COAL men;
SHORT WEIGHT
$10O Fine Imposed 0f7N
Companies by Recorder I
PickersgilI Today

Pie Perth Amboy Coal and Ies
Company, of SO. Division street, and
the Raritsn Coa- Company, of "a I
Catherine street, were each ~
800 by Recorder Harold +. Pickets-i
gill in the rclice court this morning
when officials of the company wee
brought before the court accused u's
giving short weight. Sealer 9
Weights and Measures Henry Tosi
was the ct Inplainart in the case and
ne had witness against each coi;i-
pany. The alleged short wcisll's
am ounted 20 100 pounds jim one ease
ami almost 800 IL the second n 4
stance Marshal Daniel j. DNypi
made the arrests in the case.
Walte~ Rodger. 1lneteen years ei'd.
whose homs is in Ccnover street. Nv
South Amboy. was fired $40 for dis
orderly conduct when arraigned bes
fors the court by OiItcer Paul Law
den. Lay:en ana James sullivan.
arrested the young man last niSht
when he uaed abusive language on
one of the city busses and refused 70
be auiot when ordered.
Eric Hansen, forty EIGHT years otu.s
a boatman. paid 2. $50 penalty Tor
being drur X and disorderly. He WAS
brought i'll bJ PGtrolman Lester Ss;-
man
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
WORLD JUSTICE
COURT MEETS
Corner Stone of League of
Nations Hold Inaugural--
Moore Represents US.

TIE HAGUE. Feb. 1J.-(By The
Associated Press) 1.-The peace PAL
ace which sCoffer during the world
war labeled "closed. owing to bank
ruptcy," was the srcne today of the
inaugural CT the court of interna-
tional justice, the corner stone of
the Lea&I'e OF Nations. The advent
was hailed by pacifists as a new
milestone III the evolution progress
of the VOID toward peace or-in
the words ii LORD Curzon. "the be-
ginning of a new era of peace and
concord among nations"
At the opening session the judges
took the cath to fulfill their offices
"honorably, faithfully, impartially
and cons. .isE.tiously." In their fu-
tur~ sittines they are expected not
only to clear up such doubtful points
of international law as may come
before them but also TO create laws
whenever their necG is apparent.
1'he first meeting was held in the
greet hall of justice. The members
of the court represent twelve ma
tiolalities .: both the eastern and
western world.
John Bassett Moore. represents
the United states.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
SALES TAX URGED FOR SOLDIER BONUS
CHANGE RESOLUTION
ON BRIDGE MEMORIAL

n,orial and decide later just how this
will be effected.
Senator larson returned the reso-
luton to the attorney generals .oi-
fee with the request that 1t be
changed owing to other business
the attorney generals office was uii-
able to again take up the matter un-
til too late for it's introduction TINS
week. Senator Larson has been in
formed that the newly worded reso-
luton will be returned to him by
mail and he expects to add to 1t ms
own ideas and then endeavor to in
troduce it next week.
As the time limit for the introduc-
ton of measures has passed 1t IS
necessary to secure unanimous con-
sent to introduce this joint resolu-
ton. Senator Larson this morning
said he felt sure that this consent
could be secured. The fact that unan-
imous consent viii be given him to
introduce the state memorial brldge
resolution does not mean. however
that the vote on the measure Will be
unanimously N favor of 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
STORM HALTS
TROLLEY CARS
No Service for Keyport ---
Heavy Snowfall Expected
Rain Later
ISSUE STORM WARNINGS
Staten Island Hard Hit--NeW
York Starts to Dig City
Out of Snow

Trains are all late and traffic in
general is disrupted by the storm
that covered this section with about
q foot of snow early today. Riding
on "A northeast gale the snow began
falling early this morning and before
noon it had turned to rain. making
i. difficult for travel both on loot
and with any kind of vehicle. All
busses running in and out of the
city were behind their schedules,
but so far they have been able to get
through the snow. which is several
inches deep on the level. Street
Commissioner Munoz had his men
out early ard attacked the snow as
fast as it fell. Snow ploughs are
being used to good effect on the prin
cipal streets of the city and on other
thoroughfares leading out of town
John Powers of the Dorsey Motor
Company. with plough attached to
a Ford tractor. did some effective
work n>clearing the snow from sew
eral of the streets in assisting the
street department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15

The attorney generals Office is
row preparing for State Senator
Morgan +. Larson, of this city, the
joint resolution which will be intro
duced, probably next week if unani-
nous consent is granted, making the
state bridge across the Raritan riv-
er between Perth Amboy and South
Amboy a memorial structure. In
order that the resolution might con-
tain the legal phraseology necessary,
Senator Larson took up the matter
with the attorney generals office
or Monday with the request that the
resolution be drawn up and return
ed to him for Introduction
This was done by the attorney
generals office but the resolution
as drawn up in Trenton was not eX-
actly what the senator desired. 1t
provided giving the State Highway
Commission permission to erect me-
mortal arches ON the new structure.
This however is not the idea of those
behind the move. their intention be-
ing to make the bridge itself a me-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
Expect Harding To Urge
That Means Of Raising
Big Amount For Bonus

special taxes, bu. lsere again there
is trouble, FOR the farm bloc says 1t
will not stand for any sales tax and
its sentiment is shared by enough
Others tn insure the defeat of that
plan.
The worried congressman are now
afraid that the buck they passed TO
the Preside nt will be returned to
them ana that his letter. when II
reaches them, will either suggest the
sales tax, which they cannot pass, Or
elss will, point out the impracticabil-
ity of any Of the plans yet offered
and direct them to seek further
which they say is like asking them
to go into the desert and gather
roses.
II am nct entirely discouraged, :"
said Senator McCumber, the chair
man, who is ve- much for the boz
nus. II believe some plan will b.
worked out which will permit sol-'
diers' compensation legislation in the
near future
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
OTHER TICKET
WINS ELECTION
Democrats Beaten in Wood
BRIDGE appropriations Pass
ALSO New Schools
MANY WARM CONTESTS
In Metuchen, Raritan Town.
ship, Keyport and Other
Towns and Bor0ughS

Annual school, eieCtlOnS were nelu
in townships and boroughs through
out the state yesterday, there pelnS
contests in several of the places III
this. county. Features of this year.
elections were the unusually lafH
vote and the interest taken by wo-
men in the contests.
Fords> Swings Election
WOODBRIDGE, Feb. 15:-The
Democratic ticket was defeated in
the Woodbridge township school
election yesterday the vote IN inc
Fords section of the township d.
ciding the question. Melvin IL.
Clum, of Fords; Mrs. Sadie b. Cara :
ner. of Fords. and Roy +. Anderson
of Woodbridge, We're elected To
serve three year terms and Mrs.
Annabelle Baker of Avenel, was
elected for one year term. Inc
Democratic candidates to meet de-
feat were Mrs. Hilda r. Demarest.
of Woodbridge: p. III. Gallagher, or
Woodbridge; Charles S. Farrell. OF
Woodbridge, and Raymond MundS'
of Fords.
The school appropriation OF
S224.452 was carried as were the
resolutions authorizing the eXpehu-
iture of S55,000 for an addition 10
the Hopelawn school and an appro,,
priation of $55, 90 for a now schooi
at Colonia. Both resolutions were
carried by about 800 votes.
The vote at the Barron avenue
high schol favored the DemUratlc
ticket but in the Fords polling place
two Of the Democratic candidates
failed to receive a vote. two OF the
candidates were voted for for dit
ferent terms and about twenty
scattered Democratic votes were
cast. the names of persons pe'hs
written on the ballots.
The vote at thS Barron avenue
school was: Clum 297; Mrs. Gard
ner. 27S; Anderson, 294; Mrs
Baker. 29S; Mrs. Demarest, 3S1
Gallagher. S4S; Farrell. 1913. and
Mundy. 321. At the Fords polling
place Clum received 257: Mrs. Gard
ner. 25S; Anderson. 253, and Mrs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
MRS. DORSEY
JURY FOREMAN
Mixed Jury Fails to Reach,an
Agreement and is Dis
charged in Dist. Court

After being .closeted for more than
three hours yesterday afternoon the
jury in the case tried before Judge
Charles G. Hommann failed to reach
an agreement and was discharged.
The action tried was brought by
Chris Beuregard against the Howell
Lumber Company. j. Randolph APP
pieby represented the plaintiff and
Louis Cohh was attorney for the
defendants. The suit was brought
to recover the sum of $16O.50 with
interest and costs and was the re-
suit of an accident occurring at
South River en- September of last
year. The plaintiff maintained that
negligence in unloading lumber from
a truck belonging to the defendant
company, resulted in damage to the
top of his machine and the suit was
for the cost of repairs.
Mrs. Frank Dorsey was foreman
of the jury, the first time a woman
has acted in that capacity in the
district court. The other jurors IN
Guided Mrs. Belle Dalton, Mrs. Cora
C. Hoffner. Mrs. Frances Olsen. Cor
don Baldwin, John l. French, James
Clooney. Andrew Haas, Arthur
Burns. George Seaman, John Fee
ney and John Connolly.
Judgments rendered al yesterdays $
session included the following:
Schwartz q Slobodien VS.. Jacob
Rubin. judgment for the plaintiff
for $239.05. Jacob Fox. plaintiffs $
attorney.
Herbert |. Strandberg VS.. Alex
Schiminsky, Judgment for S20l. in
favor of the plaintiff, represented by
Charles X. Seaman.
Tide Water Oil Company VS.. Ed
ward J. Scully, verdict OF $500 for
the plaintiff. represented by j. H..
Granniss.
Atriken Chemical Company VS..
John Meyers. judgment for SS5.10
in favor of the plaintiff. Jacob Fox
plaintiffs attorney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
British Troops to Leave

BELFAST. Feb. 15.-(By The AS
soeia:ed Press)-- arrangements for
the evacuation OF British troops
FROM southern Irel7 nd were resum :
ed after a suspension lasting two
days. A. Dublin preparations ior
the enlbs ri alton OF 400 men were
being mace.
Ccnsta,lc O'Donneil. who was kid
Mapped at Rosslea County Ferma
nagii. in last weeks raids, has re-
turned to ,,ls barracks. He was re-
leased at Droded", County Louth'
There has been much controversy
over C'Doanell's seizure.
The decth in the hospital OF Slri
and youth shot Monday, brought
the total dellhs il. the present series
of outbreaks 70 p.
Shooting vas resumed early TO-DAY
in Nest Eclfast after a temporary
luli at midnighk Fsank Mccoy was
found dead en- a sidewalk with bull
letlwounds ia the back. The report
onJ the death of James Rice, whose
body was found last night, shows he
was killed in a most brutal manner.
An armed gang bound his hands be-
hind his back, pulled his coat over
his head. Tea scarf over his eyes,
kicked ard beat him and then ended
his sufferinss with bullets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
NO DECISION ON BONUS

METUCBE EN-, Feb. 15.-AlthouSh
practically the entire. evening was
spent by the local chamber of COM
merce in discussing the attitude to
be taken on the referendum of the
national chamber of commerce on
the adjusted compensation measure
now pending in congress. no decis-
ion was reached last night. The
resolution submitted for approval by
the county committee appointed by
the American Legion toswork for the
bill as also to lravs been acted upon
but a deadlock developed and as the
result both matters were laid on the
table.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
HEAR SEWAREN
b|LLFEB.2 q
Hearing Will be Held Before
Committee Of Townships
and Boroughs

SEV'AREN. Feb. 1j.-Senator
Morgan i. I.s rsOn. o. Perth Amboy,
today announced that the hearing on
the ScWarel annexation bill Will be
held before the township and bor-
ough committee as the State House
Trenton Nc nday afternoon, Feb. -.
at 1880 O'Clock. This announcement
giving the official time of the hearing
con.radicted rumofs which have
beea prcva ant here that the hearing
wou,d be held next Monday after
noon at TrCnton. II is expected a
large delegation those favoring the
annexation scheme will go to Tren-
ton on February 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
Choir TO Serve Supper

The choir Gf ST. PauFs EVangeIl-
cal church will hold supper in the
basement Of the church tomorrow
night. A delicious menu will be serv-
ed. Ham. mashed potatoes. frank
furtors ana sauer kraut, beets, pick
les. homo made cake and coffee.
,Ticaeis may be procured from any
met Der of the choir. The proceeds
OF tslis affair WiE. help defray expens-
es For repai3s before installing the
new, crgan The. organ was to ar
rive today ntts it has been delayed
ssor. come r~ssou
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15

WASHINGTON Feb. 15.-Op-
ponents of 5onus legislation are pre-
dieting toby that President Hard
ing viii, come out finally as either in
favor of longer delay or complete
abandonment of tie legislation.
Another view, ard the one most
generally entertained, is that the
President viii; announce himself to-
days as favoring ., limited sales tax.
Mr.. Harding is understood to think
this the least evi. of the plans sug-
gested, as it woukl be so widely dis
triouteG rs 70 be less enormous than
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
RECEIVERS FROM WOUNDS;
HUSBAND STILL AT LARGE

NEW BRUNSWICK. Feb. 10
Mrs. Lcia Brown, who resides on
George ROAD near jhe Red Line Tav-
crn which is in t::o vicinity of Day
ton. 5 r..pidiy recovering at st. Pet
er's nospita! from gun wounds re-
ceivcd some time saturday night or
early Sunda.T morning Her husband
who it is alleged is responsible for
the shoo,i,lg. is sill at large.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
SEEK NEW Glue
IN TAYLOR CASE
MabIe Normand's Chauffeur
Questioned by Detectives
in Strange Murder Case

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 15.-The
search fC" clues as to the murderer
of william desmond Taylor. film d.
raf.ts,. cont.nIeu with requestioninS
OF William Davis chauffeur for Ma
III Nc' mand
SHerif deputies believing that Ed
S,sA i + Sands. missing former sec
Fesa.y butlc- to Taylor. had MOTH
ias 81 do WITH th4 case, were under
gd iave obtained information
a,e. na6e it desirable to nave
.lgar5a questioned again. 1t was un-
de- se4oa the additional information
.t.sa l4i1 tend t, involve Davis.
mis chauffeur previously has COR
,s,. ~ ~ated thl statement of Miss Nor
t4ani wac was one of the last to see
3sFl9r alive. that the director ac-
contpaniee her to l.er automobiie
wh she left skcrt;y before he was
sla.n
Iewarls rotating $4,000 have
been offered for Hfcrmation leading
to he arrest ami conviction of the
mLSc erer5.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
SnOVpIOWS Busy

NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. I3:--
The snowplows Of the state High
way Commiysion were at work early
this morning clearing the snow of
the state highways near this city.
The department is making a record
for snow removal in this section
and its activity is. in great contrast
to last winter when snow was left
to be removed by the sun.