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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE,- SUNDAY MORNING,- OCTOBER Marks Drop Gives American Weeks Fun and $50 Besides " 15. 1922 WILL RADIUM AT LAST " OPEN THE DOOR OF ; THE GREAT UNKNOWN?-- 5 ! e Riding Around in Automobiles and Eating B6st of German Delicacies Proves Profitable for T Motor .Visitor; Rides in Ex-Kin- gs ' - '"'TCorrUtht, ' By GRANT GORDON. ' ' ve elorg the for meals, CHERBOURG, It. An ways only stopping Oct. intermediate points Atnon lean wh Ingelstad burg, UtlrM beta totay has were visited, andandeach made to bring bM A Vaealiea la Germany , which, far forth' the beat it possessed for the from co tiny him money, baa left hka of the millionaire traveler. Munich and two days spent In exWith More than ha had When he started. was reachedbest-it Then had to offer. the When he tot oft the boat he heard ploring Here an altercation With Augsberg. warn In a resulted that the mark was quoted at ttOO to the Some of the natives dollar. This was about twice as much Ing from the police that our dtspendous ae when ha left New fork. Ha mad American had better leave Bavaria, and haste in his delirious Joy to convert the sooner the better for hi health. of 1W Into marks; losing no time, he set 6tpping on the gay the cut the same chauffeur brought him to the night for Bavaria. incredan in at Whan be arrived frontier in Rothenburg, that Bavarian lllm, charming old Bavarian elty with lta glo ibly short time. rioua medieval architecture he began to "Don't forget,' ea'd th American, by Wonder What he would do with more than now respectful of Bavarian law,, "that two million marks. Ills hotel Informed we. must stop at the police headquarters him that the charge would be llftO marks in Ulm and get our papers put in day, with bo&M Included. He spent dor." Sn evening wandering among the picturesque IttUe crooked etreets of the an- -. Police Easy. dent city, trying to think up a scheme The chauffeur looked at him pityingly TSa fee spending his money id the time at and said nothing. When they reached JNLls disposal. Is pot a town of luxurious Ulm the Watchful Bavarian police were Rothenburg other on The Job. care, which seemed the Safes snd The dancing palaces. to te full of Americans, were lined up, town doses up tighter than a fashionable all and officers were examining passports. shoe at about t.30 p. m. of Wurtembergs chauffeur The a liSj, by Lake git tVanbA ft you are sick and want to Get Well and Keep Well. wNte for literature that tells How and Why this almost unknown and wonderful new element brings relief to so many sufferers from Constipation, Rheumatism. Solatia, - Gout. -- .NsuxtUs Nervous Prostration, High Neuralgia, Blood Pressure and diseases of the Stomach. Heart, Lungs, Llyer, Kidneys and Tou wear Degnen's othef ailments. 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Shortly after our friend had turned In he heard the rumble of a tolor and looking out the window saw party sf Americans in a Mercedes rac-- it caf, with a 'German chauffeur. A tred car. obviously. Hare was the idea. Automobiles are a luxury even In Germany. , Next morning early be saw the hotel indiwhiskered That pompous, porter. vidual With his goid-- ri named spectacles fcnd uniform, was quick to respond to the suggestion. He knew precisely what our American friend wanted. It Just happened that the 'Chauffeur of the ex -- king of Wurtemberg, Herr Frey, was in tpwh with 'the car that thfe king had left behind. Herr Prey . wae Sent for and was happy to meet our American friend, . and,, speaking through the porter as Interpreter wae ready to pilot him all over Bavaria for 20,000 marks a day and board and lodging. After lunch next day they started. high-power- ed gold-trimm- knick-knac- Your Money Back if You Can Buy for Less Elsewhere Thats the Big, Broad Guarantee of WORDS Your credit is good for all the new fall and winter clothes yon need. Select NOW, While stocks are at their best, and make small payments while en joying wear. Your own terms will satisfy Nords. As for the elect rlo toys, they were as entertaining as the remark of Mrs., Edison that she had attended the show because he had never yet seen 11 of her husband's Inventions and wanted to inspect the group of them which form the chief Unduplicted Values Womens and Misses exhibit. A ex-ki- As looked at them contemptuously. group, of police officers approached, he shouted something that the American did The not understand and they saluted. gas was again stepped on and , the car shot forward. At .Stuttgart out American discharged the chauffeur, paid him foi ela days' travel, with a stiff tip, gathered up hie that he suitcases full of had bought forhls friends and relatives beck home, and entrained for Faria Arriving there he discovered that he .still had 1,600,000 marks In his potketa He had Spent exactly 200 000 marks In his ' weeks holiday In Germany. And as the remaining marks were of no further use to him, he carried them received precisely to a bank-anor Just $50. mare than he had paid for with which he startmark! 2,200.00(1 the in the exed out, because of a change - ' . change rate. And today he Is wondering who In the world it Is that has paid him 10 for enjoying a motor ride tfirplmh Bavaria. Demonstrating Unusual Values and pur Famous A cynical . detective noticed the fond nese for violin music evinced by merrymakers at a local dance. He stopped the third Violinist on- his way to the (party and mado him open the violin case. lay a violin which the unmusical detective ordered opened. And Inside the violin lay the source of'the liquid mueie and also of the merrymaking lots 'n lets of bottles of gin. In-si- Nothing that we can tell you in print ia emphatic enough to describe the scores of beautiful styles and wonderful values. Every new material, color and model is here in An irresistible bargain array. And.. of coarse, your credit is goodt s trqj-wa- ess Well, Between going to the electric show ' add being careful not to kill ten people a day, and registering for the election, the other thing that had ones mind waa the English delegation from Sulgrave institution. - Sulgrave institution is the sobiety which had bought and keeps in repair thechom of Georg In England. The ancestors Washington's a bust delegates cams here to present of the late Ambassador Bryce to Trinity church and to preeent to tha American branch of the Sulgrave Institution a hitherto unpublished letter of Washington. The letter, written from American revolutionary headquarters in Morristown, N. contains one sentence that ought to be printed in gold across the wall of every room Indeed, It wouldn't pacifist-meetinwere engraved in hurt our feelings If the senate chamber at the national capi- Just Here From New Yor-k- Anglo-Americ- Seven Days in Lil 01 New York r Bp JESSIE HENDERSON. , The Belt Lake Special Correspondent ' - Trfbtm Of ( Copyright, 1922, by Salt Lake Tribune.) It hae been Safety Week, Womens week, Electric Show Week, Plre Prevention week, Eleci tion Registration week and Sulgrave Institution week. It has been, in other d Words, a fairly little Week. There are fifty-tw- o of them In a year, add lust why eo many weeks should have been crowded Into one Is a mystery. We started off gaily with the Idea of It developed that the main thing safety. waa to aave ten lives a day. It looked a bit hard until legislation came that saved the live as you save money when you don't buy a hat It saved em by not killing tefa people daUv. a ..NEW TURK, Oct. 14. du-- well-fille- a a r. Rcareely had the tumult and the died --.when eUtenUon was toward the convuntlon of the attractedsafety, Btate Federation of Women's Clirbs, Whose 604 delegates imet at the Hotel Commodore. The delegates discussed everything from art and movies to Boy Bcouts, but the unuesal and oustandlng fact was the tentative Introduction of tattooing as a means of boosting ones home town club. cheer-lhe.,fo- Mrs. Robert MacIntyre of PeeksklU did hayethe emblem of the PeeksklU Women's club tattooed on her arm, but she thought It might be a good Idea. , What she did have waa g e an scimitar and. Star, at I let my husthe base of her thumb. band. tattoo It when we Were married, twenty years ago, she said, "and It never falU to win courtesy and consideration for toe when I am traveling alone. In this case It's a notion that ought to spread. not Masonic-emblem- Inch-wid- tal: "There Is nothing so likely to produce peace as to be well prepared to meet the enemy." WILL WORK IN BEET FIELDS. Special to The Tribune. MT. PLEASANT, Oct. 14. The Schools In Moroni, Chester and Wales closed The Women' club delegated were among yestergpy for a two weeks' bee vaca the 20,000 spectators one evening to at- tion. AU schools In the district wilt tend the fifteenth annual electric show. close next Thursday and Friday to perGrand Central palace is crammed to the mit the teachers to attend tha Utah eaves with electrical devices that will do Educational convention in Balt Lake, anything from broadcasting the Efforts of October 19. Id, 21. choir to beating an egg of the village tending- - the- - ursacer --"Bo quickly- Jaded .school Conors columbus. ia the public afpetlte tbut the radio attracted less notice than the model house Special to The Tribune. MT. PLEASANT, Oct. 14 Columbus where electricity 'cooked the food, ironed the clothes and washed the dishes, or day was 'observed Thursday at the North than the machine which turned out a Sanpete high school. Professor I .outs A. cigar for you while you waited, accurate- PeterSert delivered ap address and musiand wrapper and cal selections were given by Miss Afton ly adjusting completing the cigar in seven minutes. Argyle amd the high school erohestra. Priced Remarkably Low W W to W SSS Prohibition agents, by the way. are dosing places along Broadway under S "common nuisance provision of the dry set According to the agents, a place that sella Uquoy is a nuisance; but some cltixens who thought It was a nuisance when you couldn't buy liquor amused themselves by setting fire to a backed up to cart the contraband - !L1 GOAT 52fto - away. Stunning New Fall The most imposing array of smart suits ws have ever shown in sny previous season. The opportunity will not be offered' again this season to choose from such generous assortments. ; Mammoth Sensational Purchase Rich Fur Coats, Capes and Wraps . You must see these to appreciate the remarkable value. Made with loose plsated panelk long skirt styles, draped, straight line or coat effects every one of the new models now In demand. There are plain dresses, head trimmed dresses and beautifully embroidered dresses a model for every occasion, at a price that will suit every purse. a ' Without tha Extravagant Prices, and Your Own Sweet Time to Pay er Certainly! You may CHARGE IT! MORE NEW SHIPMENTS Reserves Any Fur Garment TRIMMED' HATl A mere $5 will RF.8P.RVii for you the piece of fur yosrive set your heart upon. In regard to the PAYMENTS you make now and then, well, the SLZE of these amount will be arranged to suit YOU, YOUR purse and YOUR circumstances. In fact, felk who never before saw their way clear to wear silky, luxurious fur garments have s a delightful opportunity to clad richly NOW. Gorgeous coats, capes, wraps in every wanted fur. Only the utmost in quality fun has become a part of our stock. Whether you Intend buying or not, we invite you to Inspect the exceptional values. them-salve- Q 0 Who Said Long Skirts Would Put Smart Footwear Off the Map? ' t Colors; Pheasant, Nut Brown, Tangerine, Pearl, LIjlpsticlc B8d Persian Blue, Orchid, Navy and Black. wouldnt; think. so if you the feet of fashionable women as they. promenade up and down the streets this fall. And when you see a style that you particularly 'admire, the chances are 10 to 1 that it is one of the Wichert originations for this season. YOU ' Strikingly smart are the CONVINCING SPECIAL VALUES IN S FALL SUITS Wichert Fall styles were showing with new ones arriving daily. -- Nothing uncommon about these prices but the big, happy surprise ia the superior quality, snappy style and careful New, I tailoring. From the . ! ult-f- orJ -- levr" business Norfolk men unusual value, t mod! tolhensat, conservative sack and youra mrt,' thshowina embrace OVERCOAT s -- Exceptional value, we'll say and dont neglect this opportunity a ' t Ing but on dollar down. $1.00 B0WH Supremo Ehoe Serving 7 of pay- - Pay $1.00 down for five week until BIX) has been paid. 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