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Show I IT WOULDN'T WORK S Arthur Fletcher say he heard S g a new angle ef the daylight sav- g A ing plan discussed at New Or- S Jf leans. Wliile strolling down g jt Canal street he overheard the A g conversation of two soldiers who g g were walking ahead of him. S g "Half past nine," remarked g g one of them, glancing at the 3 jf watch strapped to his wrist. g g "Well, it's really only half g jr past eight," was the reply of his ' rf companion. g "Yeh, I know," rejoined the j: K first soldier, "but it don't do no t j good to tell the buglet anything j: g about the old time when he 1 j? blows reveille these mornings." |