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An archive of The Lethbridge Daily Herald newspaper.SATURDAY, FEB. 18, 1922 SEEING THE" WORLD THROUGH EYES OF CAMERA AND CARTOONIST AT CANNES Lady Wavertree pointing out to Viscount French the beautiful %iev from her lulls Viscount French lias ogert'considerablj since th6 Great War "IT'S A LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY" AEROPLANE TRIPS FOR WINTER MONTHS Oxford vs. Cambridge At Hockey- (The photo saov7s one of the Oxford Cambridge matches at Murren, Swit-zerland, where lie winter sports are now in full swing A new thrill has hsen mtfdduced for visitors at c»rtam Swiss resorts in the form of aeroplane trips over the 'Alps The photo slims some fiiends of a fair passenger waving good-bye as she was about to start ( MRS. MARGOT ASQUITH !n toa Angeles Times. RAILWAY PROMOTIONS ir Getting Ready for the European Concert TVife of the Eight Hon Heiroert H Asqmth, former prime minister of Great Britain, photographed on her arrival In New Torlc for a lecture. ot_ the United States JAPANESE CONSUL FOR CANADA —Morns, for George Mathev Adams Sen ics. Tailor Who Makes His Own Styles Tamehichi Ohta/who i= somg to Ottawa as the Japanese Consul Gen J. P. BURNS, Jffr. J. P. Burns is appointed Assistant Chief of'the Dept. of nvestigation of,the Canadian "acific" Railway,1' with head- Barters at Winnipeg, succeed-i »S Lieut-Colonel William Mo-jeod, deceased. Mr. Bums «n-sred _tha service of ,the Can- Idian Pacific as chief clnrk in fhe Investigation Department, ffofltreali^Tiavinsr ' been con-nected with'it 'since its inceo-iion" in N January, 191S. He Was attached to the , Montreal office 'as assistant to ,Mr. B. G. Chamberlin, chief of,,the Inves-ligatio'n D«pt., prior to .which pe was for'many years private ;ecreUry-,to the late 'Silas H.' . Carpenter,, who was then .Chief if Detectives,, of 4he City of Montreal,,..Previous to enter-ing policy work ,he*_was em- >loved in, various "capacities jrith the'Gfand-Trunk Railway (Astern, the Boston & Maine 'A.H. CADlEUX'c __ Railroad and th« InfercolonlT? Railway. l « ,' Mr. A. H. Cadlenx It tpbolnt-ed. Assistant to Mr. R. G, Chamberlin, chfef of the Cana-dl «P«iflc Invention Dent., with office at Windwr St. Sta-tion,- MontTMl. Mr.- Cidleux joined the serviee In July, 1913 as investigator in the Invest;, •ration Dept to,May,'11915. Jf.?*«•»«..in'iws|iM',,tnd from this position he JEMS to SlI ths vacancy created,,by the promo-tion of Mr. J. P. Burn*. Previ-ous to enteriajr.the swvice of :he Canadian^aeificS-RiHway. -»t S.*d%m ' w"?- eonriected with the Grand TrUnk Railway for a-number of years': fie was' •ip«ci»l arent fr6rnv!907 • to June, ,,1913. wh«n, he severed his connection with that rjfl-way to accept a posftion-nnder *r. Chamberlin^ Chj«f of tha - Wife of ti3 Jbr/ancso Consul-Gea 'It's tb* game old teague of Nations Coat, bat XJhcIe Sam cuts it the - '*)"Ve don'd Tant to P»7.T/' But, by Chluko. If Ye doy (Vei'Te got no ships/ t-J VVe've fot'no coa0.i fegd TDfjtf:demMto.i»:: A Winter Sports , Expert Mr. C. E Vueilii, * noted Swim' •ki instructor,* who has won numer-ous champonship trophies, in vari-ous international ski competitions at St. Monti, Daves, Kloiters, and ether famous Swiis resort), is located lU the Chateau Frontenac hotel, Quebec, this mnterj where his cervices will be available for any one desiring instruction in any and every branch of ski-ing, .Born in Daves, Switzerland, and being an active ski enthusiast from his boyhood, Mr. Vasesha's experience covers a period of 20 years, mostly in that country. He is an expert of international reputation and holils the European record for distance in ski jumping, having- jumped 203 feet at KloiUm in 1915 He holds the Swiss cham-pionship for fancy ski ing, includ-ing. Ihe "Telmark," the ."Chris-tiama," cross jumps, etc. He WM instructoi of) ski ing in the Swiss Army during the Great War. He was instructing at Lake Placid Club during the winter seisin of 1920-21. The'upper illustration' shows C.^B. Vasesha racing on hii okj* whili in :he lower picture'-.ont gets * good dea of the fine physique which win-ter sports have developed in th» lhan. ' "" * *"" l Another interesting feature at winter sports in Quebec City this *ason is a young team of'wolf-like inskies which' bavt, been ' brought'' rom the far, north of .Canada for' he entertainment of tiow vjsiiiaic the jnciegt'aly; -' -' - -2 •• "T i