Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-01-20 | Page 27 | People and Events in European Dispatches

PEOPLE AND EVENTS EVENT J TJ ITi T IN EUROPEAN DISPATCHES Top This left handful of men and women in n reality hold the tho balance of in fl th British empire today Ph tho power Photo to shows the first of t the e labor party after efter the tho general elections election Tho Those e in the photo aro st extreme left Dr Marion Phillips and J. J S. S Middleton seated left to T T. G I. I Jonea F. F o. o Robert Roberti Mrs Agnes Dollan W. W R. R Smith Mrs Mr Harrison Bell gerton Egerton Wake Rt Hon Arthur Henderson J J. J Ramsay MacDonald MacDonald F. F W. W J Jewett Sidney Webb W. W Gillies C C. C T. T cramp A. A 0 Cameron a ron standing Dr Ethel Bentham end and R R. R J. J Davies in front Top right One of the first photos taken during the most recent flood that is IS making canals of Parisian streets It i is typical of the entIre of the city that Is under water Center left Ph to shows the city o of Sicily where the first body from the destroyed French was brought The wreckage or of the dirigible accordine to cable reports lies Just beyond the tho city Fishermen fr m this city found the tho first body Center right right The Tho magnificent m mosque of Constantinople is again being viewed by hundreds s of American tourists tourist now that the country has assumed S more f peaceful conditions Bottom left left Chancellor left Chancellor ann left o of Germany is shown talking with tho the noted English label labor leader E. E D. D Morel Photo Photo was aI taken in Berlin where where M Me Mein Morel rel went to discuss labor abor difficulties of Europe Bottom center This center This photo taken in recently in Berlin of workers a woun wounded ed woman S In shows a group carrying to safety While this was going golna on fierce rioting ng was taking place by unemployed in In many many sections of the tho city and country Bottom right These right These notices clipped from the masthead of one of Berlins Berlin's largest publications represent a a difference in time of three days during which b price for the paper has has' doubled t to four thousand million marks representing an American equivalent of 3 cents Prices are changed regularly as the mark continues to fall fail I I f t f 11 i d. d j f t 5 1 1 i t tI 5 v ig c t 2 f 4 I I t i S. S I II t I I I a- a t I IS S S S 5 P 5 4 n t. t I p k f rr 1 i ref 4 i farb t 1 I I 1 I Er w- w S I f Sf I j y RETURNING GOOD FOR EVIL BERLIN Jan 33 A. A A barristers barrister's I gold watch was stolen on an omnibus here the other day da- daThe The lawyer yer in inserted inserted in- in an advertisement In the newspapers newspapers news news- papers papel'S promising not only reward In I for lor it its return but pledging to defend the tue thief wh when n he comes up for trial if he Is apprehended A YOUTHFUL TRAVELER LIVERPOOL Jan 19 A A little 5 year old ort orphan han boy has lias just traveled traveled trav tray all aU alone alorie a distance of miles And his total fare amounted to less than 3 lie Ho is Noel Victor whose parents died recently in Alberta Cana Canada Canad a. a Friends here ete will care for him liim A BLIND HEROINE LINCOLN England Jan 19 Mrs Kate late Hunt Stunt Is blind But when she smelled smelted burning timbers and heard a ayoung ayoung young womans woman's screams her remainIng remaining remain remain- ing lag senses sensE'S guided her on Rushing Hushing Into a blazing residence she found a housewife's clothes in flames She Wrapped napped th the woman In tn a rug ex extinguished extin extin- the flames then applied oil 11 to her burns The hous housewife however however how how- ever eyer was be beyond ond medical aid ald FOUR RIVERS OVERFLOW PARIS Jan 16 Furious Furious storms and torrential rains have caused great damage in all nil parts of France Large areas beside the Rhone Ithone Ain Mn and Aube are flooded