Show STRIKEBREAKERS STRIKEBREAKER S SPROVE PROVE TO Bt MERE EARLS Aristocracy Turns Out in Force in Shirt ShirtSleeves ShirtSleeves Sleeves iLo LONDON mo Oct fetI 10 d earls farls i iJ J their belts beita of course courM and with map aprons on have on-have have oi up their en ta shirt sl sleeves evy es and Ion gone to to work as AI n. n i f ey were ere at Paddington station un un- l 1 DC I fish and doing other evil smelling v ti highly useful lobs s Ie were ue currying railway horses hones and ping stables others are J juggling eS r rr n milk cans at the rate of thirty an 1 r rb beginning at I 5 S In the morning put nut all are demonstrating that hat the It et r railroad 1 strike which t threatened to toe larre e Tendon London and paralyze paralyse I e every er Indus Indus- u rr 17 in England I Is la no joke joko at which an anthe the e rich class can afford t to stand comfortably com corn b by and laugh Hard lard work and a che cheerful acceptance of the tho situation has be been n the order of too tho past six days I J had seen the army of clerks office nd cJ store and the like come coma cometo j to work each morning ENJOY ADVENTURE I 1 1 had se sien arm army motor lorries moving t vans n. n delivery deliver wagons wagon and even coal I 1 trucks u packed with toilers and little typists laughing neighbors flirting land with the har- har their I i. i men and and neighbors and d the e charwomen char char- oung 4 women fn ml soberly be ryd holding f their df f fat a ankles I way way from the wheels and trying Ing to keep I Ibi their hats hale on straight bi I h had seen lovers trudging happily In Ina from I or arm In I I Iv rm arm and a d eye ee to eye eje rejoicing eJ I In the ad aci adventure a v venture and novelty the whole situation afforded d I realized how how one everyone has hal gone gone ont cheerfully hack back to wartime eating and wartime Inconvenience and I 1 knew In it a ing fY general central their wa way motorcars t that r rich and det people themselves r were I offering offer offer- in nil ell 1 aorta of transport and distribution str nr vice I Hut But I r was wall not sure Jure the tho story 1 hart had I heard of belted carts to work w nac n tl I true So fco I started to 10 find out Passing rassing along n Ii Hyde d de park now a gov government government gov- gov r IA f food fond dump u closest closed I ton to the he heap ap public g i and guarded a a at every er gate ate b bv by J husky hu k po po- fresh h from r military service and service and I 1 very self respecting now that the are aio 11 paid Ald 14 4 a week In Instead tead of two to two 1 saw w an I aristocratic looking woman In to a a seal I coat and toque driving her motor through on one of tho the entrances MILK CART I c COme along In my dear dear greeted inteer a i worker and carr on They Thc t jou to to lend jour our car and drive a milk lorry r Y IrU she gave ga the popular reply I i Jm v our tour man 1 I risked Raked who she was Lady Dalrymple was as the reply Almo Almost Al AI mo mot most t as good a R. driver as Lad Lady Drogheda JAdy dy Drogheda worked yesterday from 4 In the morning morning- for the tho food ministry Not ot a bad sort these thee nobility I once the get round to working orkin I t I told him I hoped It would become a fixed habit with them and strolled trolled on I past lt a II group of women motorcycle drivers drivers ers 1 toward Paddington station where the I belted earls earl were re In action I II I I found u them uJ Hugh There r r Marquis sure I enough of U OI was gr George and Henry earl carl i I I bt tf J looking looking- tired and rubbing rub- rub I bing hi his hie elbow 4 t rby stood the earl of Port Arlington Arling I ton Iton a younger man but appearing appearing- much more like a betted belted earl because he wore stYlish clothes and spats and chamois tOTes gloves and nd a 0 soft hat t at an angle and t I carried a stick 4 They ber bey had hl both lust come In from breaks break break- s worked or ted from rota half pas past t lie morning on ort a n I Ty y hed t pg J ana an ip j of tea prepared prepare Y UH i- i ext y OReS ORe'S ARMS ACHE CH j Is III a a. lady from America said J i iRad t who thinks earls SM Rad dukes duk and the rest rut of the Idle das class I o It to 10 be drowned Dot But were we're not Idle returned Ix Lord rd Port Adington In the b best st of ot good humor I I say nT that was a jolly drive we had this morning with that fish three fish three ton tons Ive I lifted milk cans can until mv my arn arms arm I IAre are one horrible agony apron complained the I first belted U earl carl continuing t I fe felo to rl rub l his el ei el i bow Jocelyn sa says s we are to load empties emp- emp ties tle this afternoon It Tt will b be more m my my speed I say sav T 3 wouldn't like to fag like this thU every day Their talk wa was cut short bY bv Captain I Gilbey a a. huge parson in knee e I trousers and fussy woolen stockings who opened the door of a a. room In the station I. I used a as an office of enrollments for gentlemen gen gen- gentlemen desiring to volunteer for handling foodstuffs anti and commanded that they start on the after breakfast shift I GALAXY OF TITLED WORKERS Lords and Port fort Arlington i I disappeared and presently emerged look look- lOOk lOOk-I Inas much like lk laboring o I men as s belted er e earls can look k Long gray b burlap la laa aprons apron a eloped them Their coats were off and their sleeves rolled up I Ott Other their r r dukes earls earl lords lord and marquises Joined the group with a 1 sprinkling of 1 I honorable captains and majors The Tho nw new had been spread that the strange strange I Ir da dJ f lady i w was an American journalist al who did not believe In belted earls eirls arl And ind the earls withdrew to a I safe distance The fact that Englishmen are arp shy Ihy I rather than aloof an arrogant was wall It in- in I dieted by br their finally coming over o b by ogee and twos two and showing howing every symptom mp symptom I tom of being human I You YO will find said aid Lord i J kr jy T that when were we're needed we e answer er I Ibe the be tail can And Ant dont don't get the idea that wn we MaT hase Jia no no Justification In living We e work I If not bOt ot with our hands with our brains brains- those those of u us III who have Ita and any and our our I money The Idle Idl aristocrat Is pa passing s sand I and I 1 am glad slad of It 1 If you tell 1 America e t that this strike tA i is isa i et h a Blase war and that t we are handling l nab flab and handling handlin milk mUk cans because cause we Wt wane wane-to want want- to op oppose ae the n and andre d re ce e h him fall fail 8 Ill Til v have bay you boiled belied In nO oil No oil l is too expensive p e and scarce j jt lt g ie Iha Ill I'll have to have you vou shot Now I 1 must t c set t to work wc |