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Show Tilt) Somrae ter found themselves unable to LnttUDe TFOioimglhitts IR a nud CaflDedl alt Py O. O. MINTYRE. COME things you would never Imagine: Fannie Hurst suffers from an inferiority parties. John complex at dinner tantes are v t night. The wife of one of New York's biggest jewelers has never worn a Jewel. J. P. Morgan read "Bad Girl" on a recent ocean trip. Every occupant of a Park Avenue apartment house L a former resident or Texas. Heywood Broun has a collection of bright orange ties. A New York actor and his wife are living apart for a year by agreement because they quarreled the day after marriage. Reuben, the- - sandwich, king, often eats a sandwich for break-f-a their o iraii passe. ' Luncheons place. are taking A Harlem cabaret sign reads: "No pawing of ladles at front tables." 81ghtseemg but passengers show more interest in the Andrew Carnegie home than any other mansion on Fifth avenue. Chinatown talk shop keepers "pidgin English" for atmosphere. Ed Wynne's new play, under the -Zlegfekt banner, will be called Simple Simon." and Kodgers and Hart will write the music. Wynne Is said to have gone under the blggeet w eekly salary contract up to dale. hex WAtTtre! SANWHES LOTS A - st. The biggest dinner night In HOLLYWOOD REMEMBERS MAJOR JIMMY WALKER Many waitresses in popular Child's places make $60 awrrfc. Coming out parties" for debu- McK. Bowman, the hotel man, has. 150 sets of cuff .links, all gifts. Ernest Schelling, the pianist, likes to play the piano during a storm. John H. Flnley, the editor, walks six miles a day. Clifton Webb, the actor, is a crack pistol shot. Ted Cook, the humorist, gave himself the first name of Ted. Charlie Chaplin likes to walk alone on country roads late at j SALT LAKE TKlbUXE, SUNDAY MOKXlXrt, DKcKM HfcH 15, 1929' SAMWrlES! JB expen- sive New York cafes Is on Tuesday. Evelyn Laye, the English prima donna, refused to permit her name in advertisements of her American debut. Earl Carroll, who never before owned an automobile, has burst cut in the highest priced car in town. Jack. Lai t once turned out a revue skit in SO minutes that became the hit of the show. A cartoonist tried to quit smoking for years without success. He cigars ' has now succeeded by eating licorice after each meal. Charles M. Schwab likes midnight lunches of cold milk and sardines. , A night club proprietor who spurned an offer of 1150,000 three years ago sold for $1500 two weeks a a a a a n Un, funny auruig a two-we- a sacrilege. usbaiurSccks PORTUGUESE ASK for Loss $100.0M Of Wife's Love Hoilj-woo- it f& Lt . Ht'MPBACK GAINS HEALTH. tTPr aiesjicTKlanas All his life George Bernstein had posed as a humpbacked beggar, but when he died the authorities found thai his hump was artificial, and la It was stored IMOOO to valuable. Deaf Hear Again Through New Aid Earpiece No Bigger Than Dime Wins Ealfcaalaalie Fallowing. Tea. Day Free Trial Offer. td After twenty-rtv- e etch years slvely to the manufacture of ertentUie hmns-ald- . Uie Dictoarepfe rrodaeta Co, Inc.. Dept. 7JS It, (SI Starket atreet. an Prencteno. Cat. has fast perfected a m modr Arowueoa the nprmtvte Atiation - ... tee owned. LISBON .Jugoslavia; Mexico, NorwayKuvsia and 6w:trerlndjiave started crusades acfn$i 'liquor; but Ptvtuguese' autlionues encourage an optxMite policy. Although the Portuguese people are proverbially erfber and the price of wine ridiculously low, the dwindling foreign markets for wines have created a difficult situation. The" Portuguese art urged, therefore to drink more wine and less beer in the interests of the national industry.- A sharp fight Is being waged between wine interests and brewers. The latter lowered the price of beer In order to raise consumption of the frothy beverage. Wine grower at Oporto have retaliated by lowering their prices. The government Is Inclined to throw the weight of Its Influence on the side of the wine merrhant,8o a new tax on brer will be levied and its sale restricted to certain hours of the day. California ... Sundry genflemen rolling' high in the stock market boom were, not satisfied with the ordinary apartments in de luxe hotels. They had walls knocked down, huge fireplaces and pipe organs built in and installed and:" onyx eostijr Frericfi window's bathrooms. This required their to ten leases from for five taking years. In one hotel five occupants of such apartments tossed in their keys in a single day. Bald one: "I have nothing. The apartment is top expensive to maintain. And I'm oh my way to my old rooming house and the hunt lor-- a Job." are st the botton of the lirt. with the) District of Columbia, according 10 department of commerre futures. There eras IMA airports and 127? additional are proposed or In pro Eighty-si- x ess of construction. ths existing velds are gov erumet tlie frMUetfedmiee yet atade la Uie rarestioa at bMrlng (or the deai. Lead Nation Thu laieit AcotiatMnej Is fMturea by a With 161 Fields t'oy rarpicre no hiaaer than a auae. Throusu thia dertce. mudO are ciawriy traasmtUad. te aulawxmal snl tiimcUx W.-Worr- fla, WASHTNOTON r with wonderful benefit to hearing and healtb ill The maker offer aa with 101 airports, leads ail states. armoluiely free trial far 10 Oar So aay Texas ranks second, with lot, falwho mar be Interested, and a lowed by Pennsylvania with a). Ohio penno UI bring one of Shew remark, letter with 73. Illinois wlta CJ and New able aids to your hone far a tbarouaa York with $7. and convincing test. Bead than your Maine and Delswsre, with five each name and eddreae today. (Ad.) A big the butter cakes at Child's drop in hotel prices is predicted . . . Count Bon! de CasteUane is winterA publicity seeking in New York ing young pianist made the flrt pages by moaning she "lost all" in the market . . . But she's now taboo in the newspaper shops . . . Cole Porter, the song writer, does not wear a hat . , . One of the most widely 9Ste4 ffHUhiRBfc iloes fiM five lit New York . . . He Is John W. Carey and writes for the Sioux City, la.. Journal . . . Perhaps the most widely ouoted paragrapher in America la E. W. Howe of Atchison. Kan. . . . And Louis Levand, one of the owners of the Wichita, Kan, Beacon, has spent two months in New York, singing" the praises of "Wichita, the Air Capital." (Copyright, 1929. McNaught Syndi'. cate, Inc.) HEAVIER DRINKING Mr. Martha Man U'ie-gan- ho Alirnalra tain uf Affer-- . Funis Sued. Spoiis-- IliniM-l- f HAMILTON, Ohio, Mrs. Martha Wlegand Is suing her husband, Paul W leg and, Hamilton. Ohio, business man, for a divorce. Mr. WleganQ has filed suit for $100,000 against Joan Sawyer Rentschlr, charging her w ith alienating his wile's affections, from him. Another phase of the depressing fog that gripped New York during the panic was the sudden sterility of Slisving was little known until the humorists. Those who were in no Catgut is made from Intestines of time of Macedonian conquest. way touched by the financial disas- - sheep, not cats. Litlla Girl Cross and Fretful With Rash on Face. Cuticura Ilcals. eeateMOSwaSMekMBBMBaai(HeHBB "My Uttlo girl bad a rash break out oa bar (ace. Later H aproad to bar hips and Umbo and itched and burned, bhe waa croes and fretful and would lia awake nights, keeping us awake. The trouble bated three montha. "1 began using Cutlcora Soap and Ointment and It sesmed ts stop the amarting and burning, and after using only a third of a cake of Cuticura Soap and ball a boa of Cuticura Ointment aha waa eon pletely healed." (Signed) Mrs. A. J. Tartar, Mountain Home, Idaho, Feb. 32,192a , , Snea Ke. Otnlmxt K aad eV. Tslrem He. Vld nmefciw Addraest H. SUISm. Mw." fx. aaenee wa Hi L.liiie . aae. The Sandwich King eats breakfast ago. n.AjAAA a a a Single period. .Humor seemed to them o e e Mayor Walker received 5185 perthe stark, paralysing effects sonal telegrams of ictmgratulatians of Indeed, the fearful days are over his eiertionr Outside of New after these many weeks. There York state, mofct of them came from passed are any number of men whtino fortunes were wiped out in a day who e e home when the blow 1 ell and Oneof the traeiiiumarousoffihoots went of the market collspse was a broker have not gone beyond their front doors since. They sit all day staring aho.had 25 dressing robes in a hab- into space. erdashery work room Vhen the blow fell. Yet that symbolised the, luxury attitude of hiObt of us until whatever MARKET LOSS TURNED it as exploded in our hand one day. INTO POETIC PROFIT e e e The wife of a New York banker at was Joe Anthony, editor and 63 is an expert billiard im and did not able to turn his marginal loases into take up the game until 50. m"' a poeile prof it. After taking it on the e e "The Millionaire Bhoemaker" is a chin for his enure roll, he sat down novel by Edward R Williams, ho and poured out his soul in 40 pages of rhyme, which te published by Is himself a shoemaker. Breniano. The manuscript was fine o e ished in four days and the book The high mark In bad Journalistic was on the presses a wrrk later. It taste was reached by a New York Is called: Shirt!" The tabloid that ran a picture of the e e e "sweetie" of a slain gambler reroutBilly De Beck, after Shavings: ing flowers from his grave to make two years In Europe, spends all his way for her ' own. time spare walking up and down e e -One of the six richest men in the Broadway . ... 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