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Evening star., 1928-04-21
PEGGY TUDOR, DANCER,
Welded TO SPANIkRD
Bridegroom Is Second Cousin Of
King, Says Actress--Were Mar
ried in January.
By The AasOciatefi Prose-


HOLLYWOOD, Calf, April 2l--The
wedding in January Of Peggy Tudor, %,
dancer and actress, TO Alfonso Fig1eroa
y BermeJillo, 30, said by the bride to
be second cousin of the King of Spain,
was disclosed here today.
we hoped the newspapers wouldn't
find 1t out at ALL" said the actress
because, just as sure az shootfy'
Alfonso's father will raise a fuss.
Alfonso's father, she said Is the r1,,ks
Of Tovar, of Madrid.
The couple met four years ago in Nsv
York and again when Miss Tudor went
to Europe on dancing tour. In Jan,i-
ary they came here by boat from Eeu
York and were married in Ontario.
Calf. ~
Evening star., 1928-04-21

H. Quinn. Mrs Josephus NJ. Turner,
Mrs. Leonard c. Price, Mrs. Lorenzo
Martin. Miss Nina NJ. ViSScher, Mrs
Wade Hampton Whitley. Mrs. Powell
BoSworth Mrs. William G. White, Mrs.
James Pryor Tarvin. Mrs. Stanley For
man Reed Mrs. Emma Guy Cromwell,
State treasurer of Kentucky: Mrs. Stella
Watts Stalkey. Miss Varina d. Hanna,
Mrs Uric Bell Miss Nancy " Griffith,
Miss Jemima Johnson, Mrs. A. r. Nc
Cormack. Miss Lucy Beverly, Miss Marie
Louise Smith, Mrs. Edward G. Wright.
Mrs. John w. Marr, Mrs. Clarence F..
Boles Mrs. l.. d. Chenault. Mrs. l.. B.
Stafford. Miss Ella Kouwenbergh. Miss
Sarah Middleton and Mrs. d. j. Cooper
Mrs. Robert Pague, a prominent resi-
dent of Paw Paw. Ill, who is attending
the ID. A, r. Congress. Is staying at tie
Grace Dodge Hotel, where she plans TO
remain Off about 10 days longer.
Mrs. S. D. Barkalow of the Brigton
has as her guests for a few days Mrs.
Charles Herbert Smith and Mrs. Irving
r. Fisher Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Homer, jr.. have
arrived at the Willard from their home
in New York.
Miss Frances Gutelius entertained in
formally for Miss Margaret Day Thurs
day evening in her studio on Dupont
Circle. Miss Day will sail from New
York today for an indefinite Sojonrn
in Europe.
Miss Winifred Thorp of Boston Is the
guest of Miss Mary A. Lindsey at the
Grace Dodge Hotel.
The officers and members Of the Art
Promoters Club viii be the guests Of
Madam julius de Lagnel al the latter's
home, the Mendoza. at an informal
dance from until IL tonight.
Mrs Edwin James Larkin. dele
gate from the Alamo Chapter. ID. A. r.,
Evening star., 1928-04-21

of San Antonio. Tex. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Joseph A. Settle, at Hotel
La Fayette Mrs. Larkin will remain
here until April 20. when she will re-
turn to her home in the Alamo city
at San Antonio. Tex.
Miss Anita Joan Graybill and Miss
Katie w Bloomfield of Rio de Jauiero
Brazil. are making an extended stay
at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
C0NFESSES TO SLAYlNGS.
Man Tells of Killing Three Near
Doylestown, Pa.

DOYLESTOwN, Pa, April ii Pr
Calvin E. James, 26-year-old resident
of Upper Darby, yesterday confessed
that he had decoyed William H. Dun
stan of Doylestown to lonely spot
Saturday night and killed him, the dis
trict attorney of this county, Arthur
M EaStburn, reported.
James, the attorney said, also con-
fessed that he killed two uncleS of his
wife, Joseph and Thomas Erwin, Octo-
ber 81 1926. for the purpose OF rob-
berry. The Erwins lived alone at Jami-
son near here. and the mystery of their
deaths never was solved
DunStan was slain because OF nom
payment of debt, according to the
confession
Evening star., 1928-04-21

4 wedding 0f interest 10 ber many
fras8aE here vas tAst u Mrs. Imogen M.
De- siief of Anderson. " Va, 10 Mr..
Andrew r.. CFo1aes also u Aldsfa0H
Ntk, DetBjief Was the widow of Ur
DetWlieF u Herndon, Va. and until
Escent gears hss resided la of near
Nxe4ilngtGH AF. and Mrs Grouse weF,
Evening star., 1928-04-21
SOCIETY
Vice President and Mrs. Dawes Feted By
Labor Secretary and Mrs. Davis
at Dinner Tonight

THE Vice President and Mrs,
Charles C. Dawes will be the
honor guests at the dinner to be
given tonight by the Secretary of
Labor and Mrs James J. Davis
xrire President and Mrs Dawes were
entertained at dinner last evening by
The Ambassador of Cuba and Sonora de
rervavs. Others in the company were
the Ambassador OF Chile and Sonora de
Davila. the Minister of Costa Rica and
Sonora dc Oreamuno, Senator and MRS.
claude A. Swanson. Senator and Mrs.
waiter E. Edge, the counselor OF the
Chilean embassy and Sonora de Agacio,
the counselor of the Belgian embassy,
NJ. Robert SilvercrlyS: the secretary OF
the Peruvian embassy and Sonora de
Bedova. Judge and Mrs. Samuel JORDAN
Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. oscar T Crosby.
Miss Mary e Patten. and the secretary
Of the Cuban embassy and Sonora dc
Baron.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

Lord CORVALLIS commanded ahe Brit
ish force at the battle Of Yorktown and
surrendered there on October ig. lTsi
sa he Liberty Magazine.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

Col. apd Nre. Francis 7. A.. Junkin,
haze resumed their informal Sunday
afternoons At home ia their apart.
1aaeI1t, 81 zgs3 Sixteenth street,
Evening star., 1928-04-21

A London firm has obtained a con-
tract for detailed air survey of the
city Of Rio de Janeiro and the sur.
rounding country.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

The marriage Of Miss Evelyn Louise
Stanford, daughter Of Mf and Mrs.
George II. Stanford Of col q street
GJ1tDwest, 70 Mr.. james a. La Fontaiue.
soa of Mrs. Charles La Fontaine Of 70I
Sixth street southwest. viii b. solernn- :
szea tonight az $50 O'Clock In Grace
Epiphany Chapel the Rev. Meade Boil
con AscEryoe officiating
Evening star., 1928-04-21
Attendants Selected for
Goodhart-P Phillips Wedding.

bliss Janet Phillips, daughter Of
former Representative and Mrs. Thomas
W. Phillips, tr., has selected her sister,
Miss Katharine Phillips. as her maid Of
honor al her marriage 70 Mr. Leander
Mccormick -GOodhart, son OF Mrs.
FREDERICK l.. Mccormick -Goodhart.
which win take place Saturday April
n. Miss Phillips viii have as her
bridesmaids another sister, Miss Mar
garet Phillips, and Miss Patsy McCor-
naiek~Go0dhart, niece Of the bridegroom.
hr r. Hamilton Mccormick Good
hart VII! be best man for his brother.
and the usberg viii include Mr.. Fowler
Mccormick, cousin Of the bridegroom.
The counselor Of the British embassy.
now Minister designate 10 the Holy
6ee, Mr. Henry Getty Chiffon: Mr.
Theodore Mariner OF the State Depart-
tnent, Capt. j. s. M RitcIaie, naval at
taene ri the British embassy. Mr.
Ronald Ian Campbell, Sir Adrian
b2iile. Bart: Mr A, J. Pack, Mr.. Henry
4. c'A. Hopkinson and Mr.. Michael
Wright secretaries Of the British en-
bsssy; Mr. Harold H. Sims, attache Of
The embassy; Mr. Coleman Jennings
hnd Ar. John Francis Amherst Cecil.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

Dwight F. Davis entertained company
OF - at dinner last evening.
The Secretary Of Agriculture and Mrs
William Marion Jardine viii be tht
guests III whose honor Mr.. and Mrs. l.
r Eakin will entertain at dinner to-
night at the Mayflower Hotel
LADY Isabella Howard is among The
guests Of Mrs. James CouzenS In her
box at the matinee performance of the
Metropolitan Opera Co., which is pre-
Senting Romeo and Juliet" Others
with Mrs. CouSens are Sonora dt
Padilla. Mrs Thomas F. Bayard. Mrs
Henry c, Corbin and Miss Margaret
Wade
Nine. Natsudaira is with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Livingston CrounSe. who
also have as guests in their box Mrs.
William Howard Taft. Mrs. Harlan
Fiske Stone. Mrs. Samuel Beverly VIII
hanson and MIR, Frederick Bancroft
Miss Alice Clapp has as guests in her
box Mrs. Charles w. Richardson, Mrs,
Eugene ByTneS. Miss Jennie Stier and
Miss Florence FarnSworth.
The last performance Of this short
season Of opera will be given this eve
ming. when ~Tannhauser" viii be pre-
senteo.
The Minister OF Bolivis and Sonora
de Medina viii entertain at dinner this
evening at the Wardman Park Hotel
The Minister Of the Netherlands and
Nine. van Royen entertained at dinner
last evening.
Mrs. Adam wyant. wife of the Con-
gressman from Pennsylvania. has issued
cards for a dinner iii the Crystal room
At the willard Monday night at which
covers VIII be laid for Is.
Mrs. Henry Getty Chilton, wife of
the counselor of the British embassy.
was hostess at luncheon yesterday.
Gen. Augusta villa. military attache
OF the italian embassy. will entertain
At dinner in the presidential suite at
the Willard tonight
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
and Mrs Ernest / Lewis were hosts to
company Of IL at dinner last eve
ming and took their guests later 10 the
Friday Evening Dancing Club at the
Willard. Among their guests we're Rep
resentative Fred S. Purnell. the As
kistant Attorney General and Mrs John
Marshall. Mr. and Mrs E. E. Gam,
AEr and Mrs. Henry c. Briggs. Mrs.
G. D. Drayton and Mrs. Marie Nc
CorInick.
Gov. Frank G. Emerson OF Wyoming
arrived in washington today and is at
the Willard where he plans TO remain
until next week
Comdr Reed N. Fawell. assistant di-
rector naval communications and Mrs.
FsweIl Of $500 Forty-second street north
west announce the engagement of their
daughter Eleanor H. 70 Lieut.. II. G.
W O. Michelet q. s. n, attached TO the
Z. s. Is. Reid The wedding will take
place Saturday April %, at noon, in
the Naval Academy chapel.
Mrs Stephen b. Ellzins was hostess
et dinner last evening IN her residence
at 1926 K street
Mrs Hugh Campbell Wallace left
Washington last evening for California,
where she will make q visit Of about
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Allan Rusht0n, the
latter formerly Hiss Adelaide Douglass.
VIII be the guests OF honor at the din
ner this evening al which Miss Hester
Anne Le Fevre viii be hostess.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

Mrs. Hugh Campbell Wallace left
Washington last evening for California,
where she viii make visit Of about
three weeks.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

Mr.. and MIS-. Allan Rusi1t0n. the
latter formerly Hiss Adelaide Douglass.
viii be the guests OF honor at the din
ner inis evening al which Miss Hester
Anne Le Fevre viii be hostess.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

Mrs. Edwin James Larkin. dele
gate from the Alamo Chapter. ID. A. r.,
Evening star., 1928-04-21

Mrs Stephen B. Elkins was hostess
et dinner last evening IN her residence
at 1926 K street.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

The officers and members OF the Art
Promoters Club viii be the guests Of
Madam julius de Lagnel al the latter's
home, the Mendoza. at an informal
dance from 9 until IL tonight.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
Secretary and Mrs, Davis
Hosts al Dinner Last Night.

The Secretary OF War and Mrs.
Dwight F Davis entertained company
OF - at dinner last evening.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

Comdr Reed NJ Fawell. assistant di-
rector naval communications. and Mrs.
FaweIl Of $500 Forty-second street north
west announce the engagement of their
daughter Eleanor H. 70 Lieut. u. G.
" O. Michelet, T. S. N, attached 70 the
T. s. Is Reid The wedding will take
place Saturday. April %, at noon, in
the Naval Academy chapel.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

Mrs Adam Wyant wife of the Con-
gressman from Pennsylvania. has issued
cards for a dinner iii the Crystal room
At the willard Monday night at which
covers VIII be laid for Is.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

Miss Winifred Thorp of Boston Is the
guest of Miss Mary A. Lindsey at the
Grace Dodge Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

Mrs Henry Getty Chilton, wife of
the counselor Of the British embassy.
was hostess at luncheon yesterday
Evening star., 1928-04-21

Gen Augusta villa. military attache
OF the italian embassy. will entertain
At dinner in the presidential suite at
the Willard tonight.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

Gov. Frank c. Emerson OF Wyoming
arrived in Washington today and is at
the Willard where he plans TO remain
until next week.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

The Minister OF Bolivia and Sonora
de Medina viii entertain at dinner this
evening al the Wardman Park Hotel
Evening star., 1928-04-21

The Minister OF the Netherlands and
Nine van Royen entertained at dinner
last evening.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

The Secretary Of Agriculture and Mrs,
William Marion Jardlne viii be the
guests III whose honor Mr.. and Mrs. l.
r. Eakin will entertain at dinner to-
night at the MayfloweT Hotel
Evening star., 1928-04-21

One OF the attractive parties given for
visiting delegates 10 the National d. A. r.
Congress was the luncheon At the Capi-
tol yesterday. when Representative
K1fherine Iar1rlart AAra ANn..rln. II
Putnam patriot., 1928-08-09
FRESH AIR FUND
GETS BIG BOOST



dren who arrive the morning Of de-
parture hoping az the last minute they
may be given an opportunity 70 join
the selected group. Ten dollars will
assure Mt least one Of these little ones
an outing and save him the disappoint-
ment az turning back to his tenement
home. tearfully, carrying his little
bundle Of clothing and visions Of the
country he will not see.
As many Of the children viii be
boarded in outlying towns Mrs. Tor
rey will be glad to have volunteer
drivers Of automobiles for this work.
Arrangement for the luncheon at the
Israel Putnam school have been com
pleted. The children will arrive at
1910 D. NJ, the 18th. The luncheon Is
in charge Of members Of the Catholic
Welfare Counsel, Red Cross and Cos
mos Club.
Permanent Organization
The months Of July and August are
the hardest months in which 10 col
Iect money as so many people are on
their vacations or planning to leave.
II has been suggested that a perma-
nent organization be perfected so
that the work Of providing for these
needy children may start soon after
the first of the year. This suggestion
sounds logical and it is believed would
not only make the work much easier
but would provide for more children.
The towns Of Woodstock, Thomp-
son and Arlington have reported
through their workers. Miss Adrian
ma Hutchins of Abingdon has sent in
n check for sf15 collected. A Pom
fret woman has added a gift of 500
to that collected by Miss Hutchins
which also included hundred dol
lar donation. Miss Dunning, Thomp-
son, collected 1928. Mrs. l.. II. Linde-
man of Woodstock. S51. st. Mary's
church made gift Of $50 and the
Masons 500. The American Legion
has also sent a check. These, added
to the individual gifts, and gifts of
other organizations before mentioned,
make the gratifying total mentioned
above.
Putnam patriot., 1928-08-09
Deep Sea Fishermen
On Monthly Outing

The monthly deep sea fishing club
was out last Sunday and returned
with fair catch Of cod and haddock.
A member of the crew stated that
even on the water there was no breeze
the bay being absolutely calm except
for the usual ground swell.
The fishermen left Putnam at va.
rious hours during Saturday night ~
three automobiles. At daylight Skip.
per Bert Reed, of Scituate, had the
motorboat Busy Bee" ready witt
lines and bait and the party set oul
for the fishing grounds. Among "thoSs
present" were "Dickr Sharpe, Gray.
don Sharpe, Wilfred Sharpe, Clayton
sharpe, relesphore Miller, "Pete'
Msyotte, George Murray, Joe Harra,
Edward Chapdelaine, Ray konford,
Arthur Rouse, Delor Viens, Harry
Morse, George Willis. The prize for
the largest fish was won by Clayton
Sharpe.
Putnam patriot., 1928-08-09
FUNERAL SUNDAY
Services For Judge Edgar M. Warn
err Held At The Congregational
Church

Simple funeral services for Judge
Edgar NJ. Warner, VINO died at his
home on South Main street last Thurs
day morning, were held from the Sec
ond Congregational church Sunday af-
ternoon at half past two o'clock, the
pastor, Rev. James f. English, officiat-
ing. The casket was banked with many
beautiful floral pieces. Relatives,
members of the bar, officials and
friends attended the service.
The bearers were three members of
the bar, States Attorney Howard c..
Bradford, Ernest C. Morse and Arthur
s. Macdonald, and three leeal taxieab
drivers whose many kindnesses TO Mr..
Warner were greatly appreciated by
him, Eugene Muire, Charles A. Ryan,
and Otto Guy. Burial followed in the
amily lot in the Grove street cemetery.
Putnam patriot., 1928-08-09
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
Mr. and Mr. William A- smi,h

MIR. and Mira. William A. Smithson
of Grove street have as guests their
sons, Ralph, and family. Of Beverly,
Mass, and Earle and wife Of Hart
ford.
MIR. and Mira. George Marroquin.
daughter, Dolores, with Miss Jennie
Phillips, Edward Rowe and Miss Irene
Decatur spent the weekend as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Russian of
Worcester.
Frank L. Davis. former Windhsm
County Farm Association agent locat-
ed here, with Mrs. Davis and two
sons Of Boston are visiting friend
here also attending the outing of the
association being held today in Wind
ham Center, where Mr.. Davis takes
part in the program.
Putnam patriot., 1928-08-09
Encampment All Club
August Is, IL and Is

Windham Countys ash Club will
hold an eneamFment on the shores
Of Black Pond, August 6. ~ and Is.
Boys and girls between the ages Of
10 and FL years. whose application
has been signed by their parents, may
attend. The capacity Of the camp Il
100. Application blanks may be oil
tanned at the rooms Of the Windham
County Farmers Association in Union
block, telephone 1892. The eost az
room and board FOR the threo-daY
period Is s3.se, fifty cents payable
with application. A fine progran ia
has been arranged with the purpo4s ~
develop an appreciation Of rural %
portunitiea, greater knowledge ana
interest in All Club work, and an op-
portanity to NEE a splendid group
OF boys, girls and leaders.
Putnam patriot., 1928-08-09
DUWELL A. EXPECTS BIG
GATE FRIDAY NIGHT

The Dwell "A. of Norwich has
arranged to seat 1900 fight fans at
its ten-bout outdoor meet in Norwich,
Friday night. Some of the best tai
ent in Eastern Connecticut and Rhode
Island will crash during the program.
Among the prominent talent will b.
seen AL Koziol. lightweight champ Of
Rhode Island, Jimmie Quinn, feather
weight champ of Connecticut, Young
Chape of Westerly, Benny Salinsky
of Jewett City and Al Brouillard of
Danielson. Novices and experienced
boxers have been divided into classes
so that the boys will be evenly match
ed.
Putnam patriot., 1928-08-09
Byrne Elected Trustee
West Hartford Trust

John b. Byrne, formerly Of Put
nam, vice president of the Hartford
Connecticut Trust Company, former
state bank commissioner, has been
elected trustee Of the West Hartford
Trust Company. He is also director
of the Dime Savings Bank of Hart
ford. Clarence A. Boyce. formerly
treasurer of the Cargill Trust Com
pany, is secretary and treasurer Of the
West Hartford Trust Company, which
was organized in 1926.
Putnam patriot., 1928-08-09
Putnam Woman, 81,
Dies In Pawtuckes

Mrs. Sophie Bibeault for many
years a resident of Putnam, died a.
the home of her daughter in Paw
tucket, Saturday, following a stroke
of apoplexy. She was 81 years old
The body was brought to the home
of her son, Eustache Bibeault, this
city, Sunday The funeral and mass
were from st. Mary's church at nine
o'clock Tuesday morning, followed by
burial in ST. Mary's cemetery.
Putnam patriot., 1928-08-09
POLICEMEN GATHER

Captain William Jarvis Of the Put
nam police department attended thu
annual meeting of the State Police
Association in New Britain. Wednes-
day. Following the business session
luncheon was served at the Shuttle
Meadow Club. followed by a program
of field events.
Putnam patriot., 1928-08-09
MARRIED MONDAY

Eugene Guilman Of Woonsocket
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Guilman
and Miss Anne Theroux, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cieophus Theroux OF
this city, were married at st. Mary'f
church, Monday morning by Rev. u
o. Bellerose.
Putnam patriot., 1928-08-09
Miss Bonat, Surgical
Nurse, Married Tuesday

Miss edna A. Bonat, surgical nurse
at the Day Kimball Hospital, whose
home is in Webster. was married IN
tAat toxin, Tuesday morning. The
nrsdes com, Harry r. Rusack, Is a
"ehsler man, now engaged in teach.
physical culture at Marlboro, n.
Putnam patriot., 1928-08-09
ALEXANDER GILMAN,
HERBERT J. SMITH,
CHESTER NJ. ELLIOTT.
Commissioner unloyaI

The only comment following the
reading of the resignation came, soto
zee, from the mayor who said
They pass a few statements there
that are not very loyal TO the munich
pality."
A motion made that the resigna-
tions be accepted was seconded and
unanimously voted, leaving the coun-
ell with a free hand to proceed in ac-
cordance with its outlined plan to
give the city adequate fire protection
by improving the public water sup
ply.
The Roll Call
When the meeting was called to
order at five minutes past eight the
mayor in his chair and Alderman-at-
large Ames and Aldermen Dean, Mig
nault, Dubois and Ryan answered to
the roll call.
The report Of the captain Of police
showed seventeen arrests during July
with two prisoners sent to Jail. Fines
and costs collected amounted to
$4g2.s4. Eight tramps were lodged
and five store doors we're found open
Little other business was transact
ed and after the finance committee
audited the bills and they were reed
ana ordered paid the meeting adj
icurned for twQ weeks.
Demonstrates Booster Tank
Before the council meeting con-
vened Chief Ralph r. Thurston IF the
IRE department have demonstration
OF what the newly installed booster
tank on No. truck can do. AT pres
sure of 1870 pounds the 60-gallon
tank maintained stream for five
minutes. The booster tank takes the
place of the chemical tank Water
IS used and thus danger Of damage
by the cheniea. substance formerly
usac is removed. The service Is the
same, for use when the ire has just
started.
Putnam patriot., 1928-08-09
CITY WITHOUT WATER BOARD
AS COMMISSIONERS RESIGN


take every dciiar the water depart
ment has in reserve. They also charge
the council with a violation Of the
"basic principles Of cur government
by going against the wishes Of large
majority Of our citizens.
The designations, al included IN
one typewriter sheet, We're read b.
the clerk as follows :--
Written Resignations
Aug. Z. 1923
To Honorable Charles A. Richard,
Mayor Of the City of Putnam and
members OF the Common Council:
We herewith submit our resigna-
ton as water commissioners OF the
city Of Putnam and request its i'm,
mediate acceptance.
Vie cannot force ourselves to be-
come part Of carrying out such q Pre-
ject as prepared BY you, towards i'm.
proyement needed in our water sys-
TEN. We believe that 10 take from
the water department every dollar u
has in reserve is a menace 10 the city
and without justification in sound
business principles We do not wish
to be forced to be a part in doing any
thing that Is entirely against the wish
es Of a large majority OF our citi-
.ens
To ignore the wishes of the people
is violation of the basic principles
of our government whether applied
to municipality or to the nation.
Evening star., 1928-05-18
Ever-Ready Razor and ? Blades
free 'cith package Of 10 blades-69c.

and given up their old razors! They banished
poor blades and poor shaves when they introduced
the Ever-Ready Singing Shave to their mornings!
Milford chronicle., 1928-12-14

Portable and most healthful room
temperature is between 68 and 70
degrees. There should be a slight
amount of air motion in the. room at
all times. This may be produced by
small window opening. The prop
er way to ventilate for health is to
keep an accurate thermometer in
each living room, keep the windows
open slightly and keep the heating
system regulated to keep the room
temperature around 6S degrees. Ven
tilation of the bedroom is a different
problem altogether. When bedding
enough to keep the sleeper warm is
available it is beneficial to have the
windows wide open and the full out
door air circulating through the
loom. To cut down drafts do not
close the windows entirely but open
them only slightly. The health ser
vices advice is: keep the house heat
ed comfortably warm, but do not
bake yourself and family.-The
Pathfinder.