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Show I EDITORIAL AUTOMOBILES SPORTS MINES FINANCIAL REAL ESTATE, Polish President Visits Royal Family of Rumania A remarkable group photo of royalty takes last month at the castle of Sinaia", in Rumania, during the visit of Marshal Pilsndski, president ef Poland, to the king, and queen of Rumania. Note that the women are wearing the national Rumanian costume. Xeft to Prince Carol, heir to the throne of Rumania; Priaceas Halcne, hi wife, sister to the new king (George) of Greece; President Pilsudski of,Polad; Queen Mane of Rumania; King .right-r-Cro- wn Ferdinand of Rumania; Princess Irene of Greece (siater to Crown Princess Helene); Prince Nicolai, of Rumania and M. Bknnsky, Polish minister plenipotentiary to Rumania. Premier Tactics in Near East Situation Place Him Situation in Critical - f&i 'V Prime Minister ' Will Bat-ti- e Desperately to Hold His Place, Spy Gardiner. i - -- rvi si" .-'- - t. 4 V .1 El 4J VV v& 7 Renews Territorial Issue. Another i 1 ,o 4 V; V.' all V. vi By A. O. GARDINER. (Special Cable (Copyright, IMspatch to Salt Lake Tribune-)- . 1922 tfy - English Ridicule. . He was the heaven-seminister, hardly human, almost Godlike. He waa Pitt, Lanooin, all In ono miraculous body. Now he Is more black than L who have been exposing his Juggleries for seven years, ever have painted him. He the chief author of all of Europes Ismisfortunes and must be cleared out, bag and baggage. All England is laughing at his unprecedented somersault, but the stgnifacance of the comedy Is great. It indicates the complete pricking of the bubble of the in English greatest reputation ever blown politics. But George with , his back to the wall will fight desperatfly. Speculation centers on the question on whether he will make the plunge to the His recent efforts right or the left. toward have been directed making peace with the Liberals, but no thoroughfare Is Inscribed in hl path. Any compact His with labor Is out of the question own personal- - following is small and will vanish If he is unable to provide troughs for their hungry mouths But the There remains the Tories Tory rank and file is as hostile to Lloyd of file the LibGeorge as is the rank and erals and Labontes He does, however, retain a powerful hold on the leaders of the Tory faction whom fie has skilfully Involved in his failures and who see no chance of retaining office excepting through his strategy. It seems probable, therefore, that ha will plunge to the right, raise the cry of bolshevism to discredit labor, and seek to capture stray Liberal support on the ground of the success of bis Irish policy end the pursuit of the Gladstone traditions In the Near East. nt --Cromwell. Will Not Resign. One thing generally is agreed. He will He knows that the chief source of power Is possession of office and that once he is robbed of this power, recovery would be problematical. His aim, therefore, will be to keep the shadow of the coalition1 even though the substance has gone, and decide the date end issue of the general election rather than leave that advantage to others The strength of his position is the povChamber-laierty of the Tory leadership. Churchill and Birkenhead all have failed and there Is no outstanding figure to lead any revolt there against Lloyd George dictatorship. The present impression Is that he will force the election before Christmas. What will be the result? It Is most problematical. There is an overwhelming feeling against coalition, snd ther may be a landslide against Its continuance by the Tory voter. In that case the Liberal and Labor parties would be enormously It now Is estimated that strengthened. d of the house I.abor may secure of commons, the Tory rather more and the Liberals lees. Would Labor take office With the Liberals? It is more than doubtful. Meanwhile we await the declaration of the election and an outburst of antlbolshe-vtswith Lloyd George playing the role of Sit. George slaying the supposititious dragon. not resign. n, one-thir- m new railway coach IS BRING PERFECTED Invention Expected to Make Travel Cheaper and More Pleasant It Put : Into General Use, - Lake Tribune Cable., Chinee Tribune-Sal- t LONDON. Oct. 14 A new roller hearing for railway coaches, which passed its preliminary trials, will. If brought Into general use, make railway travel cheaper and more comfortable. Experimental trials carried out on level track of line near London have been completely satisfactory, and experiments will be conducted Boon under acrunning conditions. tual It was proved by the tests that, whereas Jt requires seven men to push a ton coach, ons man can easily push a coach of the same weight If it The new roller bearing. with Is Jit ted This means that the new roller bear I ins would effect a Immense saving of fuel and also in the wear and tear of locomotives and the permanent way. The saving in fuel alone will. In the opinion of railway officials, be at least 25 to 20 per cent. The difficulty has always been that no metal eapnbhi-o- f standing the heavy strain haa been available. The new bearing has been rendered possible by the 'great improvement made In the manufacture of steel since the wan Hitherto the rollers nave quickly worn and become conical, in the present case this difficulty has been overcome by the use of particularly hard but not brittle steel. "About a dozen rollers are locked toand gether In a sort of bicycle chain, tons can stand a strain ,of twenty-on- e roller. per -- t 7 -- V War May Arouse Favor for Nations League, Clemenceau Inevitable Wljyn Kemalists Clash With' Christians, Belief. Baruch and McAdoo Hope t By ANDRE TARDIEU. !! & BY WILLIAM BIRD. (Special cable dispatch to The Salt Lake Tribune ) (Copyright, 1922, by Salt Lgke Tribune PARIS, Oct. H Clemenceau has government on both side of the Atlantic, as well ea politicians, balancing between hope and fear. On every hand they are What is hie real purpose? The wr.ter informed that Ambassador Herrick has been busy ever since he returned from Washington this week making discreet Inquiries in various quarters concerning tbs Tiger object. Apparently the Whit House is deeply interested In knowing whether there Is more In the American tour than meets the eye. Friend of Wilson here have received letters declaring that Bernard M. Baruch are hoping and William G. McAdoo Clemenceau will arouse sentiment for the league of nations and justify Wilsons ' policies Colonel E. M. House, who ia . in close association with the management , of the tour, also is regarded aa a hopeful sign in this direction. On the French side, the supporters of Clemenceau obviously are hopeful thaA the tour will rebound in their favor. They believe that their chief may Sxpaad In his American trip to a triumphal , preparation which will prove here at bom that the transatlantic world, which seemingly hoe ie$t sympathy for Franc since the fall of Clemenceau, would excooperation with France pand to old-tiIf It waa governed by the policies of the Tiger. Meanwhile the French government appears to be disturbed by the prospect and It is endeavoring in many way to counteract the possible plea. If even to the extent of gettinr a statement from Marshal Foch saying that the trip is needless. , All these efforts to read political alg- - r nlflcance In the tour, either In America or in France, ore far fetched. Clemen- ceau himself has admitted no such pur- pose even to hie closest sdvisera He le . too wise to allow himself to toe dragged , Into party or factional quarrels for the benefit of othera Those who know him beet declare he Is going to AmeHca .Simply because he went to dvr exactly what he went to India to do more than a year ago tiger hunting. (Special Cable to Salt Lake Tribune ) 4 (Copyright, 1922. by Salt Lake Tribune.) PARIS Oct. 7 1 After another brief scare, due to Lord Ourzon's sudden visit to Pari, the Mudanla agreement Is signed and delivered. It marks another great l tA;. v i oonceislon by the powers to the Turks Whereas the agreement of September 2 only provided that Thrace would be delivered to Kem1 and his forces following signing of a formal pea eg, the armistice agreement allows him within a fortnight to Install a government, and what is worse, gendarmerie, It takes a clever mind to distinguish between the Turkish' gendarme end a Turkish soldier. Both are masters of the art of torturing Chrlstialie. Apparently the return of the Turk arouses no emotion in either England or France, In France-th- e semiofficial press has succeeded In persuading the people Copyright. Underwood & Underwood, New York. that we were within an Inch of war, there Is rejoicing that It has been averted, although truth to tell it never was Imminent. Moreover, the opCopyright, Underwood a Underwood. position developing in London against to Missouri soLloyd George strengthen! the Peris leg- Phots of the' monument bo oroctod at ldier dead which will end that Poincare obtained a greet triumph over hie British colleague, which .Chappy, In France, November 11. It Is the work of Mrs. Nancy Coonsman is ridiculous, since the French policy hae Hahn ef St. Louis, who is having Ir finished by placing the Dardanelles exeast In bronzs, Ilfs else, to be pieced clusively under British control. en a ten-fogranite pedestal, with the etetae cost of arms aa the only mark Christians Forgotten. It. It 'Is astonishingly paradoxical that upon French opinion Is gleeful over the return of the Turk to Europe. That Joy will not last. In England Lloyd Georges undoubted j blundering has made the near eastern I From Amerquestion a battleground of parties en-- 1 abllng a coalition of the opponents of the premier. The latter deemed the situation Courtesies serious enough to break the long silence Universal Service Cable with hie Manchester speech and other wish la a 14. Id party leaders are taking the platform te brought Vangs .gallon jar,' Nile. VANGE, England, Oct, New Ruler mother debate the merite of the case. The Chris". bad with that rheuiqptlsm In Essex, set in the low, rolling hills In the corner a group of men were tians in Thrace, even at the straits, are e about Pitseo. It has only a few dozen dlscuesing the properties of forgotten In the party fracas. who raise apples the water with a professional air. One It la not the first time in England and CAIRO, Egypt. Oct. 14. (By the As- Inhabltanti, quiet folk, overheard such words as sulphuric oxide, elsewhere that party strife takes priority - . . sociated Press.) The first diplomatic en- and pears and breed cattle. over magnesia. national Interest- - It ia Impossible But Vange has a miracle well a spring An old woman hobbled up on a stick, to overestimate the extreme gravity of voy of the United States to Egypt, callof the water a fountain of youth twisted and gnarled like that of now unfolding. Not alone Is ! f " People the events i i j ing upon King Fuad, addressed him as Crete! and witch "Hansel in on canceled one of wars Leon the For-,m- er who had been standing a long time made victory the first independent ruler of Egypt in for the like of which Ponce de battlefields after four years; greatest only crossed the world. way for her, she looked so eager. They not only Is It wonderful encouragement 2000 years. , After this formal introduccup at the water and for the and ths Every day. a thousand pilgrims trhvel gave her a paper tion the American diplomat went on to drank It off at a gulp. who dream of revenge, but, according to to this newly discovered Lourdes of En- sheWhen SCARECROWS DRESSED held her. she she had finished eay that diplomacy had entered upon the latest agreements we now have the behead on one aide for a minute, then sud- same territorial new stage; duplicity and subterfuge are gland. Every day the winding roads which IN GERMAN UNIFORMS situation provoked began to caper about the room. all Balkan wars, whose effect on Euro' he declared, tween the smooth low hills of Essex denly no 'longer countenanced, I feel t, seventy-eighbut "Im d really are black with pilgrlma pilgrims ,, By JOHN STEELE. policy is only too weU known. j Fields of Fonder Enemy Filled With she quavered In a sort of pean honesty and sincerity have taken their seventeen, Mrhen the Turks and- Christians clash Chicago Tribune Sait Lake Tribune Cable. with remembered pain, eager-eye- d I feel seventeen chant Is war In Macedonia inevitable places. and it Sticks Forked Wearing Apparel LONDON, Oct. 14. One of the most hope of cure. She capered about on her crooked curious that the French papers ignore Previous to Egypts entry in the fam- with One comes to long for miracles In these stick so much hat her bohnet fell off la Soldiers. difficult War tasks Britain ef confronting today yrorld this toy truth long experience taught Time and revealed an almost bald head. Its Added to ily of independent nation a while she was days of wise men and skeptics. this Is the Russian , for la that of dealing with the human wreckfew remaining hairs tied together with the soviets, like the Kemalists danger, under British control, the United States was. when men set forth across gray and Ger- age of the great war and Leke Tribune Leased Wire. with Cblrste Trlbene-Ssl- t boats to find string. never had a minister on the Nile; 'Wash- seas In frail, mans, have territory to reconquer to ef- tbs down and outers particularly Time NUREMBERG, OcL 14. German birds the Fountain of Eternal Youth. among the offiington was represented by consular offi- was which never face the have peace they labIn scarecrows when men sat bight and day take seriously. They must be cers only. But soon after Egypt became Radio Activity Apparent. recognized. The Paris and Mudania agree- cers. Thore are several organizations or Germkn landscapes wouldn't be so seeking a precious alchemy that Independent a minister plenipotentiary oratories ments some to to tomorrows whose far men is have purpose said a prepared help these "You look seventeen, mother, dotted with there silent sentiturn dull gravnea Into gold. was appointed in the pereon of Lr. J. would . reestablish themselves, but the task 1 plentifully Now the scientists tell us. "Wash your girl gently, as she picked up the bonnet for us. nels to Scare away the ravenous crows. Morton Howell. and on little witch's It more scarecrows In the fields if the kee One vitamines eat end and teeth replaced gay plenty proving beyond their resources, and in In a Dr. Howell met King Fuad at Criticises U. S. will be well. That, too, is a mir- head day's ride across Germany. than In He you one in London end other every 'palace with much formality. large she sent eity all a and Me all the four acle cheer, in its way. up days of a transcontinental American public opinion seems to see can eee scores of scarcely disguised begeras escorted by a detachment of the over the United Elates. The waters of spring from deep twisted up her wrinkled old lavender further then the French trip British. and have who carried royal bodyguard and attendedl by the In the center of Vange gars George's King the earth. They taste face and dropped us a curtsey as she American newspapers ars disturbed by Perhaps Its just to use up the old to the Referring grand chamberlain. uniforms chiefly, which the sulphur and iron like the strange hid- hobbled out again on her twisted stick ths reflux of Turkish barbarism and they The officer benevolent department of clothes, Germane new diplomacy, the American minister of den minerals that color the cave of have around the house. is that wonderful a It people thing 1 thrifty to are be Is but, the frank, with British perfectly how right, said Legion dealing miracuas sick should be cured, and Imagined Ills ere must say the United States is largely re- about 3000 coses a month of men who It a fact that most of the scarecrows They cure the Your majesty Is to bs congratulated Cheddar. AI1 the men dressed In uniform. as the laying on of hands. often harder to cure than real ones. lously for the existing conditions If need Immediate relief aa well as work. It are been born have there the fact that upon were mobilized and moet of them M'ho knows how many actual diseases sponsible United States had not quit the game Is spending about 400,000 a year, but folks the new ideas and conceptions of diplomacy Crowd Is Cosmopolitan- of with have been cured by the waters of Vsnge so abruptly In 1929 and had accepted the finds this sum totally Inadequate to deal went home equipment, up plenty The most fawithin the last decade In these days of pilgrimage? Yet scien- proposed Armenian mandate It could have with all the cases requiring immediate to machine guns and field artillery, aa At least, so" they told me. And I came tists vored and powerful nations of the world commission haa allied d the undoubted has water the (armament that say mirrelief. to see a exercised a happy influence in the Levant, today recognise that diplomacy no longer to Vange because I wanted y out. properties, and even restrained the absurd mania of the An official of the legion told m to- found means duplicity and subterfuge, but that acle, and because I wanted to see the medicinalwhen uo to doll more natural than So what from the direct drunk . . Greeks, encouraged bv the English and day thafthe men who come seeking a couple of forked branches in the faded yes mean yea and "no" means "no." pilgrims relief belong chiefly to two classes. The a curbed France zeal. For The pilgrims are hers In hundreds. spring That which is true of the law governing coat blue and the the In ting its miHumanity is a poor thing on foot along the lanes and own reasons the United States pre- first consists of men over 30 who have little pants, the rights end practices of one indl They come round, peakless cap, to warn off beautiful thing in Its in every sort of v ehlcle, from the ser, but ferred to withdraw from eastern aa well soldiered all their lives and can turn . vidua! toward another, or a collection roads, birds. the of If waters the and of else its to their hands Vange cart. hope, Rollo-Roynothing humble to Maliy the donkey as frpm western European affaire and the thae men are old of individuals toward another collection are is ' field Most of the scarecrow a reduce who percan soldiers and Increase and field its of hope a the regular cab at I left edge my both in Is Thus meae. result deplorable places. of Individuals, must In a very large commlss'ons from the ranks dur- gray, hut some are higher rank - Out of its misery, then the waters of the perfectly joined the stream of men and ofwomen centage are Just criticism of the Amer- received ure be likewise true of nations in their on s de Nuremberg there ia a fuH ranking, a miracle. Vange ing the war. The other class , consists commandant their way toward the group ican press lose some of their force. scarecrow with epaulets and Intercourse one with another. of who fresh from school at up boy that joined farm lay buildings difIt to is In be rather going If these methods are followed, as I general iokt the years of their lives wmth all on th tunic and a nifty though hill. Further up a low GERMAN EMIGRATION of and America to convince for ficult Europe am sure your majesty Intends tl&t they the foot of thehoused beaten cap with visor and all. would have been jdetoted to weather the spring All the building her viewpoint after declaring she desires normally are in shall be followed, continuous prosperity green to earn a living. Only a few of the scarecrow were tearing down the the pilgrims slope way In more common DECLINES to with AMERICA have nothing naval uniform, the dark blue trousers All these men received gtnerous graand contentment will bless your reign, sitting or lying on the grass. not Abstention a of is method be will and hat. Europe. and sailors a end your majesty tong cloak, Perhaps bating tuities when they left the army and pushed on up the gentle slope, action Action entails risks whoever to the people of yfeur majestys theWestrong who were entitled to pensions com- It Is not considered fitting for seafaring among u! helping the weak, Exchange Prohibits Persons Coming to refuses risks cannot expect and to Influence many muted them and invested the money In scarecrows to bother about the land, or kingdom. entered building. and the With this reservation I heart- some little business which failed. They perhaps only seagulls and other solutions. United States; Quota Only Apropos of these changed ideas in the More a hundred people were ahead birds will respect naval uniily agree with the American press that are of ail ranks from second lieutenant matter of diplomacy, the words of the of us, than in an- - Irregular crowded Filled. together Half Is committing gross stupidities to colonels. So far no gegerala have forms. Europe chief executive of the United States seem queue to the spring. One heard scraps east. I nesr in uniforms think aviator reason the should the for a to that "Whoever tries He said: peer probably applied, timely. of gossip. man who has displayed ability enough would be ideal to scare off the birds. through the veil and perceive the Issues You should have been here earlier Chicago Tribune Foreign News Service.' been had can who a reach to American said traveler an that rank usually find and events of the future must bs moved this morning. said the woman in front BERLIN, Oct. 14 American consular in the air force of the A. E. F. during market for It In civil life. "A young engito very earnest supplication that slncer of me to bet neighbor. show 33,000 Germans statistics that only A good many of the men ars. of course, the war. as he gased out the window and tty, simplicity, straightforwardness, moral neer was haranguing the crowds on the Dissolved what la known in 'the British army as saw a scarecrow in the garb of a cavcourage and high honor shall be the hillside like a revivalist. Said hed been emigrated to America In the last year, hats. So long as they were sub- alry captain, protecting a field of potato bat 039 never the and a A ate 6$ bite ts months elioted In agony three plummet quota of square and compass, emigrants to . army discipline and regulutlty of plants. Chicago Tribune Foreign News Service. ject lever, by which to shape the conduct of anything but mjlk, and that was often to Germany under the American emigrarneeiw conduct was good, but when Red life their RIGA, Oct 14 The Political and the alms of man." too much for him. I Ike a sick baby tion law. but despite the fait that hunon their own resources they took of Germans are Cross, a Russian organization which aids thrown The king hi hla reply expressed' his he was. He had a drink of the water dreds of thousands Color a of devious to way making living Many he had a big anxious to go to America, the dollar ex- the political prisoners with gifts of food pleasure at receiving an American' min la yesterday, and last night not beeq normal mentally since the Tokio ter and assured Dr. Howell of his Used making the jour- and clothing, has been dissolved by a spe- have dinner, this morning a huge breakfast, change prohibits their to war and are thus handicapped in the - cial decree of the bolshevik revolutionand the cooperation of his govern- and. feels a new man ney. fop' existence. American tourists here this summer ary tribunal, according to the Rosta, the struggle rve onlv brought a quart bottle with ment In the development of good relaMost of 'the men, however, are gen- Chics so Tribune Balt Lake Tribune Cable. "I only have foupd Germans of all classes eager- official soviet news agency. me, said the other, regretfully. tion between the two nations. uinely anxious to work and are ready to TOKIO, OcL 14. The Tokio dead beat The Tribunal gives as an excuse the do ly studying English and eagerly saving There are cases innumera- who now rldee free on the city street cars every penny of foreign money In order to allegation that In aiding the prisoners ble anything xix officers acting as chauffeurs, of Is to be foiled, with the helping hand to a Is for America It pay passage ths Red Cross .organization ''was aiding snd I, know personally of a colonel who of sixm science Heretofore, under the eyeiom uselfss to sttempt to save marks, for at the enemies of Russia and therefore Joined a county pollco force as a patroluniversal transfer in force, and taking of exchange g even the lowest priced working for the downfall of the soviet man 'and today fa pounding the roads of todays tMrd-ctaticket;-costin$ 109. works out advantage of the almost Invariable crowddictatorship bestr" a country ed state of the cars, those' wtto scant to to 90,009 marks, the yearly wage of a beat the city out of the price of a fare working man. have been handing conductors old transfer Germans tell many stories of having saved almost enough for the passage, slips as they leave the cars, the conducIn tors, m their enforced haste, rarely hav- new to find a mark the that only drop , cut their savings In half. One of the lng the time to examine the punch merits to see tf the transfer is of the day used By BARON MAURIC8 DE WALEFFE, first phases of a return to prosperity In an old and worthless one., or an of be will rush unprecedented Germany Famous French Essayist. will be Now, however, all transfer emigrants to the United States and to Written- - for Universal Service. treated South America, for with 60,000,000 peoprinted on paper so chemically twenty-four that it ebangea color after ple, Germany is badly overcrowded and -PARIS, Oct. 14. The best way to pre- 200,000 more soldiers arid 300,000 mors offers be will t apparent Old transfer hours little future to ths majority of mothers. vent a future war is to fight race suicide potential a Of thh the Universal time younger glance. Service which generation. Cable, population During in France. France will have been decreased by 200.-0Oct. 14 Berlin is rophyv them dance not more than one round, BERLIN. each year, or a total In twenty years What can natality have ts do with war? the modern dances bring everyone 4,000,009 less than we have today. transferring its affection from the once while Did not the Maltusians preach that ths of To their feet and are daned the record of lack of cradles held s Russians popular 8hlmmy to the Cocaine Trot to out to the last quiveringinvariaby note of the orworld was even then too thickly popu- by France must be added the record and the "Chicken Reel. according to chestra Acuse in herself here. In coffins number of throw the Did lated? npt Germany He lavs to the etrenuousness Service Cable, this 14 Universal of the BERLIN, Oct. to a statistic verified in nineteen (By the Associated Ballet Master Paul ,Muerich,i the German wait and Us on France in 1914 because her popula- cording consequent strain on the. 14. Charges that Ruban, In every Press ) Germans believe that to particitwenty-thre- e Oct. our of to PARIS. the convention International departments delegate 67,000,-000 1000 Frenchmen die each and the fact that the modern Km Alfonso s winner of the Grand Frit tion, increased from 40,000,000 to year, whereas In pate effectively In the future of Russia of dancing masters held recently In Am- heart, can American dances be on carried hour one must know Its language, history since 1S70, was stifling within her Germany the rate Is only fourteen In evof Spain, worth 4 200 009, owed Its success hour after wKbout the A canvass and sterdam. literature. recent slightest of ninesign are made 1000. borders? by the Paris weekery to "doping fatigue A teen seats of learning In Germany showed was also an opinion very generally of This, It is equally dangerous for the peace These figures are not astonishing It ly Le Carnet de la Bemaine. he bas more thinks to do with 374 In Epaln, of Tor their students are tackling expressed at this convention that the the tremendous a nation to have too nation which hag few births becomes that of the world Doping is a current practice growth In the popularity asserts of them American dances belonging 'to the weeklv, "and when the Grand many children, or too few. If It haa too composed chiefly of old people, who die the Russian tongue. Twenty-si- x the of in tb few java general dancing during past If it easier than others. Not only are we In are women. More than a fourth of the family were likely to remain in as much years than any other factor. many, it attacks Its neighbors. Prix was run all hut two horses had been ' , has too few, it is itself attacked. And danger of becoming extinct, but We are total are studying Russian philology. Aside from the new trots and reels treated. during the coming year as they The city of Breslau reported forty-thre- e favor p, m , the worst situation of ah Is when this already In measure of becoming a nation The race was scheduled for In the past which have been Introduced here ; students of Russian at ths Eastern bare situation applies to two nations contigu- of old men and old women. Vienna ygalta has re- and give promise already The and, as doping only laris thirty to forty ot telng dam-et- l vmn ous to each other, wherb ths emptynens Mors and more the hardy Initiatives of European Institute, thirty-nin- e at the prepared exbeen running In (lose compe-HioM"e-rl- c minutes, the horses 4 were feryor during the winter. Irofe-js29 of one appeals to the covetous Instincts youth escape from ns to receive a wel University of Breslau end ten at" the cently for Ruban at but there seems slight chance that It can believes the cept tango-lik- e that a "Passetto, of the crowded population of the other. come among our neighbors. Has not our cltvs technical school Of ths other In- displace In the hearts of the Europeans the kii?g of Spain "dance with slow move- . When 5 p. mto struck be found, and the race Germany gained In abeolute population senate definitely refused the right of stitutions canvassed. Freiburg university the now firmly ensconced American negro ments. is 1kely accentuatedly was nowhere r. to find considerable Seven our women to vote right which was ob- reporteJThirty. Hamburg ..twenty-eigh- t, last ear a total of 700,000 soul which waa until he arrived, was delayed jazzes ip the ey s oMhe more hundred thousand more mouths to feed tained unanimously In Germany? Dresden twenty-siCologne twenty-twFv that rime Frofeosor Muench further observe that skilledrqrtlcurlj' m the tenfs'enorean art M hye were women not given the vote than in 1920. For 1940, twenty years from Muenster Goettingen twenty, nineteen, when a waits Is being played that not This dance was first introduced In ail the "doped horses had lost the et'ect In France? From fear that quality In- Lelpx'g College of Commerce nlnenteen, now, this rate of Increase represents admore than of the dancer .are France in the late spring and is taking of the drug n(l were feeling depre- sed, on the floor, and that the majority of fire here and in other mitting that 100,000 of tender g die - separable from a government by old men. Halle seventeen and Munich fl'teen. y. European capitals. Svith the result that Ruban wqn V" ""V-- Salt Lake Tribune.) LONDON", Oct H. The futurof Ldoyd George fs the chief subject enfyoesing aU England today. With the passing of the Near East menace the plana of the preWill he mier are discussed everywhere. resign? When will the general election come? What will be the political alignment when It doed come? Matters cannot go ort as At present The premiers astonishing diplomatic methods in relation to the Turk have left hlhv In an extraordinary position. He ia mistrusted by all parties about equally but the new factors hi the situation is hie loss of the support of the newspapers. Heretofore hla chief power came from that source. Near panic pervades the financial and commercial world at the revelation of his political levity City opinion may be summarized thus, He landed us in the position where we had the choice of fighting the Turk without other European support or of kowtowing to him. We have kowtowed and suffered a humiliation no great nation should accept. The tremendous assaults of James Louis Garvin on him show how, low his prestige has fallen because Garvin's former enthusiasm for the premier approached Idolatry. . France and' United State . Conjecturing as to Pur pose of American Visit Latest Treaty Marks Great Concession by Allies, but .2. - - int" 1 rim vS A Thousands of Pilgrims Flocking to Miracle Waters in England II. S. E ON ,, EGYPTS KINO First Minister ica Exchanges With Fountain of "Youth, for the Like of Which Ponce de Leon Crossed the World, Is Working Wonders for the Afflicted. -- j of radio-activ- it llfe-glvl- Pan-Sla- " British Government Faces Problem Caring for Members of Army, -- - dull-eye- wan-wlng- Rae-et-T- in cola-missi- radio-activit- - lst g-- ay ce TO bene-diotl- low-roof- ocean-voyagi- ng Russian Political Red Cross ' Changing Transfers Cars Be on -- sup-por- -- -- Empty Cradles in France Stressed by Essayist as Cause for New War es Germans Discard Shimmy Dance for More Alluring Cocaine Trot 1 Paris Newspaper Asserts King Horse Was Doped Germans Are Mastering Language of -- or x, o, - four-fift- ( K I , ! -' , J |