NEWS BY MAIL.
ALOB RAIDS RESTAURANT. MONTREAL, January 23. ' \ mob of unemployed rushed the City Hall here last night. Persuaded to depart on being confronted by a p a - oon of police, they invaded a restaurant demanding food. The manager, a returned soldier, recognising that most <,f the crowd were ex-soldiers offered them toast .and c offee. They demanded meat and got it, cheering the managei as they left. The parade started again to-day, visiting soldiers’ organisations and unemployment headquarters to obtain recruits. Owing to the closing of many factories, unemployment is critical neie and throughout Canada. POT JOE WOMEN’S BOUDOIRS. HEW YORK, January 23. A suite of rooms finished in _ pearl grey and gold, with expensive mirrors, Toft lounges and easy chairs, is being fitted out at the Boston police head- ! quarters as boudoirs for policewomen. I According to the New York M orld 1 this restful spot is in the centre of a . grim block of buildings that constitutes 1 the police administration centre in ; Boston. Police-women have been au--1 thorised here after a series of examma--1 tions, and it is expected to have the ! boudoirs ready by th e time nppointI ments are announced.
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 April 1921, Page 3
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