Pinedale roundup

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strong In comparison with the others

—one that was strong In the hectic

days of 1921, nnd then n large num

ber that trail away to mere regimen

tal societies. Most of them have

dene exceedingly useful work, pur-

Haitian Gives Weather System

Dr. 1. (lentil Tlppvnhauer (seated) talking with funner Congressman

C. A. Korbiy of Indiana about the magnetic weather precalculation system of

which he la the deviser. Doctor Tlppenhauer Is honorary engineer for the

Haitian government and la visiting Washington where the weather bureau la

making use of his calculations. He predicts the weather by studying the sun

spota, and said Washington would have an unseasonably cool spell beginning

about July 28.

Interior view of the famous Barnard doisters In Now York, recently

acquired by the Metropolitan Museum of Art for $600,000. The cloisters con

stitute n unique museum of Gothic art and were designed by George Grey

Barnurd.

tlculnrly in looking after dependent

members.

Haig’s Visit an Appeal.

One of the reasons for Earl Haig's

present visit to Canada was to appeal

to Canada’s veterans to join in a

single organization. Specifically he

wanted them to become members of

the British Legion. His appeal for

unity aroused much enthuslusm. But

concrete results are as yet problem

atical. So far the Incident has served

chiefly to emphasize the disunion of

Canada’s veterans.

The chief veteruns’ association Is

the Great War Veterans’ association

of Canada—G. W. V. A. for short. Its

beadquarters claim a meml ershlp of

99,000. But a recent audit of its

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Pinedale roundup. (1925). Pinedale, Wyo., 1925-08-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92067170/1925-08-27/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Pinedale roundup, 1925-08-27.