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Show ' EVENING NEWS DESERET 11 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER nutnn Pm ,g t Fel SAL Arabs Demand Independence for Whole CountryEmir of Uncrowned King of Arabs. Leads ittovementDeatuas Spot in Clashing Interests, Syria is Now Most Dangerous Old 1VorldNathe Opposition to Franca, Explosive Material in. Eastern .Politics wblch yrtsue. Annuntane end (Spesial Corrospeadesea) ()rooks wro of no ooseequenso. forria ALMASCUS. Sept. f with a orat tetrad of tho Turk and l' 1101 aro gathering in Demassus as all hie ways, sees written. for the far abead and the soon. proPosial is this being . It will mak to Lilo Inter-Allio- d aurpooe of voicing Lb political which commission will be a proposal for Inter the before pitUtioas of Syria a ;utiles government under tonomy commission which is biking Is this roepect. lie hopes bike boos ! modlned during the teat month. loot to Lb. Near East by tho polio greatly understand the rlie of the's hop. woo that the po- To It le nocoseary to undorstand oum.. t I Nth:al situation Is impraving. that the thing of th Arab movement before to submit will which find they proposals during tbe lato war. A sherif in the Moslem world is ono i tho 001TIMISSUIS Will It. of & far less ' alarming charaotar than the proposals who claims desoont In Cho inalo . from the Caliph AU by his marriage T which , oiled bars boon put a month with Batima. daughter of Mohammed. MO. Oa Ma oommtalion'it ability to who diod la A. D. III. Thor are many '' ' plural for es fiYo le ore wEE the Orland 111 fur.. of thawta sabraf (Arabia , Arabia. Moreoe and tho herif) fundamental proposals will do-- Sudan Ws Woe but among goserally .t! ' such. only th sabre lapaad la largo measure lb Ashur, La -, -- - ;. et Moeda. ecribod the DalItogister the rums. sot II of is peso i has boos strictly kept for many be la future the oak- - which will kans which i if not from tb days of sonturios i pit of Europa. Syria will be aithor Um Mohammodpast himself. are of ! pillar of Eurapa's pea or limbos of usqueettoao4 autbonticity absolutely They are Europa's oontention& t, into a somber of glans. living dhliod Ise of out In lamnt esparating Is th Bottles and form as so. - , tha ortraynely 1 4 oompliestad Naar last- - mostly optod aristocracy with pottuli&I Polvrn political situation which saw i et in Damascus, tbo tiret praposal Doges under a law of their ow, War Oa Ilso Turk; will NI made to th Domini. , Tbo- Illbertt Abu Mohammed 3ahat . aloe may ho said to bo froadont from ha war in Um Near Lass wao &bit, in A. D. Ili to oosvert th tbe Turks. -' has put a mid ta time rapidly dismally Into aa Om- -, i 6, nieriht!ionstderabio 'stout , Int Ottoman oropira. Its last footholds and pow. in Africa wars lost by tbo Italian ', t or. Ho Insuguratod In tho Hod. a 4, cupation of Tripoli in 1911 an4 the traditios of sMriften tensporal power.1 4'' ' prociAunation of a Drift "Itralcar. tho holdor of which was regarded as Ift - ate enter Egypt in 11114. and hood el the ashraf. or, as be boo boon knows for turmoil Red by lb. Balkan Mattis in la Europe. the Orem thorif of Mati.1 , and in tbo present war. Mesopotamia ea.. The proaent incumbont Hasoln, and Palestina have boon oanqurod by was sominaukt by tho flukes hi WI (hi British. the mot of Syria bas baan and procooded to Mecca detorminsd libeatad by tbe Eritiab and French. put an slid to Constantinople's Interand Arabia has oast off tho Turkish feron In th shoritate and to rester. tts ancient presides. Ho Dent his yoke. Syria inhabitad by a poesption. is now in the band of tour Sons. th Ashral Alt Abdullah. the Ssiellt and its Arab ante& and Balsa and told. to load tho nomad 1 - - - will not bo platad again undor the with certain Bedutn tribes tradition. rule of a Turkish ultan. Thus has sily attschod to tho fortunes of his passed one of the darkest psirs4 In house, &nd entrueted his Infant grand. - sons to Boduin nurse In th desert turopots history. Tho policy of k Europe to Prop the Turkish sultan in In Mt ho laid the foundations of his sick bad with diplomatio cushions Arab army by undertaking two expoallow him to linger as long as volt- - ditions on bohalf of the Turks. His teat the balanes of powsr in the son& Abdullah and Balsal. became east should ha disturbod, was a game doputios In Constantinoplo Portia. 7 . ' D ria'u, 8- - --- - ., ,, ed 17-1- ' A - - e- ' f on!tars - t. '4'- -- -- telt non-Turki- sh rhis t4 - 10 : 0 J For The &daddy News by Clair Price. ;,, ' 4domMe. . FUTURE OF SY R RA, MMN1 1ECTI6N 1919 20 - a Here irises s clash of opinion the pondenco with no foreign niondatory intensity moot but lb. Intotursitea shows ti Idpodeoc of tho Neat taatern Arab of, which only a Prenchmen leaders itthe in Syrian country. Irence the Young Turk party made It In. countrim. Including tirria (whichMal- interest or a tOrian csn understand. pro-thie that et bOlteltSf Emit' a'alsotinet. to 1 for soil the held difficulle is understand. tatludo crsaalagly wits the pioneer among European titestablish. lieecte I. reeonetile hie position am a a:Hawaii and Arabia. There has boon' pose! is not likely to prove acceptable. lions in the . bho Near East lairm-- i I rocession from this vassal cif the nolien t TUt 01 with a g aro not uninformod on this point Pi the foundations of the preeent hie dignity as an Arab ;rine and thel log domanit. Tho populations of hiss.' They and they are not unprepared to make Egypt. She dug the hues canal. She The hod,' 'Mimed in 1515 the first Meaty with head of the aehrat. opotanila and An Is ass now to be noGemary ooticaeolous. hie position was' left to work out their own political the May of public opinion bohind the proposal the Turkish sultan to safeguard th same of the threatened by the arrival of 1,0iie future. not They ar fur complet indspoudenco varies from llives and property of Chtilltilnl SI opinion. thg Syrian leaders say. however. be blocked In tholr not will they -. Wort to rid , thomeelves of the rronch by the small minority of kg tho alaronitee. They my theny will have the Punch out at all costa When Mu &legates, who have corns 1111 to Damascus have progroaat as far !motors the commission as the discusr of the mandatory power. they Turkish troops In Medina. with orders' typo as the Pyriaa Arabs and thoy aro the Ph11 sion tomist who Louis of radical.' the In of the reign Turkey.' to march through the ited,lata con- not tionfrontod by the sem problem. on noopinion pin- to a fever will ask for Omit Britain or tho Unitto th worked up becam she foreign ippe. interfersi.ce w ho k ow heat by her difficulties with England ed nista. always insisting that the in. voltdating the waning TyrAlan au- it mar now too regarded as cortain' of the Pral)artieJ e' 7 thority. and then to proceed to the that the delegate who ppoar Wore ,1,h weetaratv- which or- - ever Mehemet AIL Elie entered into tegrity of northern Syria and Palesof coridittems too Yemen to reinforce the Turkish army the intr-idlio- d commission at Daman., tine as ime ectontry toepoetod -- the Crimean War to prevent ItuaslitGroat Britain alaparldovettln711aeadasebeaeaeforyra of Some them unmord operating against Eden. The Izmir de- Cu. rollit000r Ph. Jerusalem. replacing her at cided that his own peonies was Inas. twia the guano''', due to her of MO tO as out of 1111 the dertook I in expedition Syria. Franco aped by the preeenos of so lame a rolativo with of , Tukwila or Syria.. treaty Damascus: she Inflated upon, and se- to I A small body of the mor progros'Turkish force and en June 1. MI, howsvor. an Engt Gonoraily. Syria. la her of unique the oath's& to a --.as Iowa recoirnition -cured Elyria. by sive leaders Sr. more than realigned palmed himself at the head of the lish or an American mandato would BIThey favor right In Palestine and the rest ot and bo equally welcomed. Arab revolt against the Turks. From andorstood to apply to the territory. a t ore t En guardianship. Berlin: of M oa the botwoott mountains Taurus in at the the mandato Congress a foroign and A word should be added with rethat time ea. King Human's Arab armies performed invaluable service north and the Sinai deoort oil the, dyyt. "If we had 200 years to make when Italy tried to ignore her pro-1n, 2174(1 to Viewed from Zionism. In bolding the right flank of the Brit- south. and this eonstruotion will ho s d in . " one of the ablest of them tectorat in the Ottoman empire Damascus. Zionism is a vital OCOnOttlid ish army operating against the Turk inalstod on botore tits commiasten. Tho 4 id ma, "I would resist any attempt 1110. bar appeal to the vatican led' ." and political danger which threatens extant In Europe and America-- 1 to Interfere with us. The fact is. how. to the encyclical "Atmora rerum is Palestine from Egypt. When the motion. drivo the Syrian from hia home in was the first nation to to seindeo Pales- - ..--- .. Franca Turklith debacle was bought about. that Us term Orris will hi flying and which runs directly Palestine' that 0 aeroplanes Of It wee the Arab &TWOS who cut the Oa le bold to be an rum arising' ovor on eomm ereial nights Id take measures for the Proteettoncounter to his national aspiration. Pyria establish exclusive Christians She from Inteirost the In Palestine. Jew the Turkish line of retreat by seizing from now. Vi. 0 haven't 240 yoari 'the the Mikweh Israel Agricultural Syrians say that it is an effort to apt railroad 'unction of Does and co the have la tho HolY Land and from then viers in a country already settled awl which to catch up. We must catch od sop-,,iof amociation the d In 1870. she subsidised that U. enter-i1. 1111. of Oct. payehological they morning a country which is already of Europe and school Israelite Universelle to develop or DeMSAKIIII. the Sherif' Naar and lustiness; of its map with ita soparato- - un with the powers of Alliance work being dovoloped by tho Goographically. America at once." therefore. ea cor- at Jerusalem.' she was sasured by developed Nod. with Colonel Lawrence of the nem as a country. Thor do not obpoople themseivea It may ho taken. North of British army. working their way up Palomino IS held to NI a continuation the protecting right. treaty to Polatino to how man-both a to a to going joet that to Its mountainkltain of opposition of root Jews-whPyrien the had emigrated th dsldaa toward the Sorel Monett Syria: Afriean the on the western and astora sides date will not ho longtlived when Us - Palestine. and she ha. participated In bocome a Syrianandand to adopt laws a path cleared a dense throng the Arabic lamp'', bare in De- the arrived so tbeicssmmbution of aro of now the Rabbi waked knives. Jordan. Grand derbilthes with setualty thought of the by IPPointroent -- of tho country. They do net object to torminations of tho Lebanon and the' meiotic Concerning the mandatory of Jerusalem. Cr., gifts, scents and all 'porta of lob. aati-Lotiaa Jew immigrating to Palestine for n. mountains; the Jordanlpower to he named. Syrians are unan- ens at affection were showered upon When.. the British army entered' natural economic reasoner They do preooM them. Later In the dog. the anent valley to thought of as a continuationimous in rejecting Franre.-th- o the French red salled'In-- 1 Wort, howover to a Jew' backott rt Faisal. eommander In chief of King of th Bukaa valley and it la pointed i administrator of Syria north of Palm-o- Dsmsecus. to Beirut harbor. yet now that by a oorporation which has a perm-:lin- t eon-outof out four thro souroosi arrived four that the um and the protoctor for Ilueein's northern armies. fund (the Jewish national fund. subjects in Syria are making! tho Jordan itself are in the root:tortes of tho Ottoman Christians and Frances ride Damascus. A motor car was plac . 'their voices heard. France ha no an I A corporation). which will him of Syria. Furthormoro, It le to ed at hie eervic envoy "' Christian holy Place& ..We will friends among the natives except i.the give English the of an him handicap over the through the dense throngs. but the out that the inhabitants of that country.- he lao by eh hand but we will not Christian sect of the Maronites Ivho native Syrian,unfair which will buy and short( preferred to make his victor- from th Tauras to Sinai have a die- ho tett by- the hoot." Syrian, my i' number about 200.000 and who are improve his land for him and then ious entry in the same way as did the tinot historic and cultural homogeno-- , Franco. they say. reards her eolo : settled in the Lebanon and along the All it to him on condition that he will etimman:dere of thee Arabe who took ity. for the milked be ta as "a eel Beirut and Tripoli seaboard. France' not all it again. Damascus in the lith century D. C. It te for this stretch of this 000ntry! at" d s If a French built the railway Their opposition to Zionism is as On boree-bac- k, attended by 1.100 of lying along the bioditerranean sea- - i mother-countrydocidati la upon northern in and the Rayak-Alepp- o date Syria railway and strong as it is to France. If Zionism his followers, he entered Damascus at from above Alexandrotta to be. France will nay conference. pay the Syrians remains the formidable factor In Palpeace Syrians say they full gallop and rode furiously through low Jaffa and oomprhilo g an satimat-th- Y !twice as much as the construction of estine which it now is. Palestine will of d population of .3.700.000, that the their country will continuo to he the the city to the accompaniment and Its Ithese railways cost her to get France i be poaceful only so long as it la heavhooting and screams of victory. delegate in Damascus will propme in- -, victim of EuroPoon intrilruo s As soon as its Ily garrisoned. The Emir Totowa is today the Idol' dopondance when the commission; dovolopmento will be haltod indofin-ro- - ii out of their country. ar withdrawn. Zionism will be the veahoar& a largo propnr-- 1 of the Arabs and la looked upon byi Como& They propom tho govoromontittely. They say that if tho French Along the British and Trench authorities as:l of tho oountry through a numbor of i mein in flYria. thoro will he civil war !lion of the French government em- as en much high explosive lying about the unorovrned prinoe of Syria. Upon &autonomous 'Mateo federated into alertthin 14 yoars. All of themin ' ployees. are Marooltee. The leaders Palestine, ready at any moment to explode with a detonation whose results his return to Damaacus from the peace: constitutional princedom under thi Damancuovoice tho opinion. I have of this sect were. In large educated. in France. and the sect will be very conference. it was the determination' Emir Faisal. having its seat in the heard It from all the.. had of CLAIR PRICE. few dimeitem of his followers to insist that the peace' 'Ical opinion which are repreeentod in with comparativetv capital of Damaseus. forms a small but solid block of Copyright. 1111. by Edward Marshall. conference recognize the complete In They will ask for oomplete Inds- - the Syrian hinterland. te lb - oj , , ii 1 - ol othtsenIntdhospontoondlovnesclweitthoyrpriao-1:etacilLensuPittha- do t 91 tapsnly t Al con-ditto- . - re) - V INV o ep 14! tk air( 18 , TA ut Po of tk Pe-nt- .- en i I , man-boar- ." Beirut-Damascu- gar-Han- print-ancie- ' nt 0 e dr1 tho .4 Street Urchins Gambol Naked In London's Public Fountains , "Agony" Column of London Times Sight Does ?tot Meek Ilona of Tryslow equareSueiety plods , (mead Hungry and DearDuke'. Daughter to Mae Commoner. 1 England Enjoys Big Holiday Before Settling Down-t- Wofk . ha tho ed o Sometimes the Vehicle of Anonymous and Punishments Doubtless Have Sure Provide Reading ,Effects"Personals" Frequently Amusing and Curiosity-Provolkin- g Between Communications Sometimes Column Carries That the Intriguing Suspidon Notices CrooksOther Distinctly Pathetic. Rock-Throwe- tiFq rs It Ott Pixel Real Mazdfestation of Holiday Spirit Shwe Belgium's Invasion. Cowie Are High, But Pen Pie Have Plenty of Money to Spend. 117. OPP b(4 (Speeial Correspondence.) you would wonder how they could is almoet as it was before the I .. Uri (Special Correspondence-- ) a afford is all. at is Yet it holiday 9.How war - .ONDON. Sept. with the additional advantage, just !he , Sept. class of people that seems able her first peace this however, that one no longer sees tat or loss bump It would. British admiralty, told me that among LONDON. to spend both freely and without little and 1 Correspondent's.) (Special very queer piss& German fraus and fraulins London charity with their It She is spending it at thought of the morrow. int- -. the .other persons with the IpY mania f I - disperse green-eye- d monster and oneounbeat- masculine reeent of EDON. the Many and Sept during complements wandering the r tome. She is spending it well, them will almost certainly have to who worried him continuously with prove general appearance." the and become along boor. human the Plage has the the Ws hoc it Insulting stricken period rep ti d "Peace Night. LastbourneIf the their theories was one If not too well. It is her last fling return to the realities of lower wages , Digue with their gross presence." tba churl and "la maralY ea"- - Flapper whose and fewer luxuries than they had dur- arithmetio or eyesight man who was convinced that certain before t stranger than Over. Which of us in S S to I work tbe down again. settling A friend of mine just over from Paris 'misty inconsiderate person In was so defective that she was unable harmless appearing Times pereonals, i ing the war. Munition girls who those long days before the war. would for is It the 20 25 firseholiday earned from For to -and In n many a were dollara In from to Room instructional between week me liesn hal Ile of of that-iaorta the extraordi- all public reality . distinguish telling August places.- notably thought 00( 1911 will communicate with Box lin to Hunnish secret agents in this it is the first re- are now taking Jobs aa waitresses at ' thousand's of perfectly staid 0.nd pre- nary interest aroused in Prance by reonveyaneeer and- the temptation toor pfive years. Indeed Men $3. versa.. 31111 who from vice or sale the will is have or the of The her she of the him got generalarticles anything used many country. Times, since H, rebuke publicly ' nation haa had Ian 60 to 70 dollar. have now to. face sumably respectable &sndoners would by Marehal roch during his command ly strong. But this involves at the opportunity of apologizing to these- - Dover in an advertisement for a lost laxation the s, it a row. (with the possibility that tonished officer in the blue pylamtut." about the,lions and the tom- of the north and northeast armies. "Ile read instructions for a raid on 1914. For five years the boliday spirt a wage of IS dollars. gather thr all that For Meanwhile are a been has it chuckled "and they suppressed. the good a "having Pekinese," is one tame In Trafalgar Square in order Duly authenticated objecte which bad the rebuke. may be more than the admiral, Ilea& may explain. Beactiy ire t on London in a time most Britons have been too busy time." It is not easy lo blame them. itasociations with Marshal Foch com- robuker's equal at withering re- - famous headland on the south coast a signal for an air-rai- d i to w- - 4ch hundreds of small boys clad an appointment at or too anxious to think of enjoyment They have not had many purple the worst a fight with the of England. and one can only at manded of all out 'personal making pricel partee;) proportion lift only in their birthday suits disport- to their .intrineoo value. The bedpatches in their lives. But it would possibility of both combat- - Jecture what was done there to in- the Trocadero. So convinced was he or rest. brt Inc themselves hs the splashing. spout- room furniture,- for instance,- - used on by the nearest furiate People who remained at home be only a very superficial observer he almost persuaded me that that apt pounced being one of or the by possibly Flapper, moldsea. who the ing water that they apparently bone- - him when stationed at the Chateau policeman and borne off forthwith to from in the be it. there for riot predicted by By have might present holidays something gone thin r is "turned onforno one's Flapper's masculine admirers. As for of testing him, I myself inserted The west and.south coast resorts, free of spending national bankruptcy and do 'Prevent wee. I am told. snapped up "chokey." But the second advertisement. what event- - away own? tit except their national hazardous unrest. lees in and his without Times The 1 ' A neater much London who 'personal' dealers by are to likely uated is fairly evident. but it is not knowledge. This threw the sky It really is an astonishing sight! sell it at a tremendous air and sea raids, have been ' ,from Even now the unrest seems-tOrr Into perof means be chap "ticking to say so far as I have heard. the winter season. In profit during recently quite certain whether what the officer positive convulsions. He was convinced packed. But the boliday spirit has passing. By the winter I believe that fact, - it seems sons.' bores and blunderere at have been publicly no voices of In this country In the blue pyiactas desires is really- that my 'persona!' was the signal for not been there. Nobody really enjoyed the nation will have got back into its discovered been has the ' raised againstprotest rather "sell fashion to garden-of-Edpve in.1 Ian apology or an opportunity of conthis an at stride of invasion be the The to steadily growing very it. It was more force of habit than again. England, holiday fever is but at lilts entertainment It reminds me. things" nowadays, and I am told that and appears It consists the begun-thus 1 a admonisha now acquaintance as him tinuing of and. mood. is least, It reaction recognizing passing the sent them Dowager Lady Drassey la another popularity. ty however, of the days during the War the mere crank, I explained how I had athirst for enjoyment that war. That the reaction is not the ofder, generally a stranger. One shrewdly suspects the latter. of ozone and the from when I read in a translation from a of the titled English people going in ing means the sea. Even use for a new to been found the Thus has to him more addressed hoaxed to him a and advised is violent of a real to "personal" quit the a for tribute by sale by auction, lih is going to ind German paper. that "the decadent of cor- essential steadiness and the Column" the celebrated his of one the in the or in the not drive him Agony newspapers. "Agony her column, could away sunshine the of certain "lots" of sanity her furniture and &tallith" were uMng Trafalgar Square sell; It is called, and. incidentally, to bother me no as Times The Personal famous "Thunderer." British the thus far. in the people. famous war. Lane summer cares of while Park eort as resort .. of mansion s, ' too' roding and more." London which of the Times, Column always amusing provides mado-intalwayi elti clad bathens that, rn in1 about a paddied scantily So it is that this year we find Engreadi.i Over and over again, one finds Bible What is this holiday the English diverting,readinc- has beerrehoeen' In frequently vuriosity,provoking tit& fountains stad sunned themselves Sort of museum. which is Muffed the ad- land haVing it first-rea- l texts inserted as "Personals" on earth, one often won-fholiday Pine are-- taking? .;Who in their bathing suits at the very foot 'of- collections aoquired by him during the majority of cases as theOrmedium,Ing. ' -? course destrucin in dressed recreate-herselfhordes particulaT-'anamuse German arid the as the inserts such poured der ' conveying Come his various tripe round the world in personals" of Nelson, column! 7 over the barriers of with me to a popular seaside resort this plan, following. each of which. Is complete doubtless paid for either by clergymen tive flood-tid- e However. I do not think the batstag his yao,ht Sunbeam. Lady Brassie is the obvious disadvantage of the 1 III is often1 or "Eat. of motto to enthusiasts. into The too, las religious and Often, today shall see. are pitching much you in Belgium. Your harm opposed itself: London in first experdoing boys putting up for sale a great many pr.. der On the age appear referring to drink and be merryfor tomorrow we ience will - be a vain search for rall- spot, is that the roast may "Sebamtlan! Sebastian!" Just those advertisements to themselves or to anybody else by sumably valuable tapestries and some pea - wordit.4- "-bill."--:- soma kiervicermdered the- advertiser pay-t- he The- - bill of coats lo we y- - scarce-now-- ta the of meet never person the eye aretheir playful gambol& In the diptance exclarnatory,lemod.carvinge tln"Sinbad--Thepo- years ago in some distant part of the high enough. and the holiday crowd is so adays It is very pretty to two th e sun shin-- 1 .Also two or three hose painting of whom It is addressed :. but se the more shiftedamidviol of The Times's personals Evert now it is four and a half mil- - thick it is not easy to find them. world, the following beings reeent ex, g Mg through the spray of the spouting ladies that are at- picturesque Eat AvastlGunga." . lions of pounds sterlingabout $22,- There are no excursion tickets or are, almost invariably quoted to! the- ships. 'fountains upon the little slim naked 'very an- - ample: to tributed ..E. the Itubens received. and which to P.Letter used brit faces A - -, bodies. task lother newspapers, the strong probe- ewer is Of course. when you take be hung in the great GENTLEMAN gigantic day. fares. 500,000a The journey costs you "GENOAWill the cheap George the Third.!." a nearer view of the pictur e. you tInd dining room in Park Lane. I aYm- bility is that the arrow of admonition, who befriended a clergyman at Hotel Britons. Before they tackle it they 50 per cent more than the normal . "Ei. X.C. 2 plus 4 minus b 3," stores of in reach its mark. will must froth moot of these urchins require hot pathise with her thus . energy. COMduly that winged. fare war.- - IL for example. 1.904, December. before gather Smith, the kindly saR in wishing . Here are a couple of recent Times "Double SixHave you gathered in MUNICATE ' water. a scrubbing latt4sh a,nd plenty to get rid of themeladyship with Box K 6, The They must repair the waste of war in you decided to go to Westcliff, an o;ooe -t Three." the harvest?Double decidedly "meaty"! ne on the indicated: nerves and tissues. Soto Essex town by the sea, about 30 mile lines own Personals the of yellow soap. but City looking pictures. I N4 their yet Times?' In the next two personals we have a reMember. lunc1-- 1 wet before Inot arranged for a 'Tur- in play. Another recent "Courtesy was inventedrather," have from London, it will cost you about development once and having my appetite Ttibes. ,. rebuked person having, Times tar In a great sight to wander along SO cents for men with offensive watch sequence-th- e i kish bath annex to the Trafalgar Ins there Fat It the and interfered might single with journey sadly by being obligedl chain and manners at Charing Cross.1 apparently, taken hiS snub with lamb- term "masol7"advertisements, ta ,.. Square bathing pools! t which the parade at an English seaside re- double for the return. Before the war to gave upon the .. .:he like humility:" , I witnessedanother curious- - eight sort these days. enaveo rcrnoaw the holi- you could get an excursion return d to uf idnte pleas note."e ' Doman-ladienointiede charms trutigturirerP er ire: d of ectillig.. and come neither "Wairus"---rvThe tic I day centers recently in one of Londonlo busiest who would tip to Victoria 60 cents. You ctrtainly not have won ler As I was passing rush for rooms by the sea is as great will traVJust about Here are two recent ones: by the C:110 for some time now. and; you nor your dress sult.Tiglath." thoroughfaresrrowded train- - with- -in these beauty e ices saw a competition I a "Tiglath--Servhim Him P hall really have to get dayel first season! t Rooms as houses. for tt."strap-hengerslarge the rush right. baye through Knightbridge. "SAVOY thanks. 10' You many DANCEMany two Pay I f you don't limousine drawn up against-thshady, Hereacort was quit telling those thread- - i nasty fellow.rsettdo-Smerdes.- " ; Coldstreamer, pipe, to be bookedand have been booked to 12 dollars a week for a bedroom and si de Of the kerb. Around it was oat- goo verr important engagement that Wore cheetnuts to unfortunate occu-- I And here le a case in which one for months ahead. With the Con- as much more for a M. C. , with party. lied ' Apparently sitting room. lected a group of interested small boys announced during the past of the same carriage.--tre- d means of advertieement sh tinent closed to tourists, there is no Your food will. be at least. necklet. by If so, Urtzultespondent pearl Right? as as dear ...aloi and girls. Inside the car four men few - weeks is .thet -- of Lady ,Moyra What a nasty Jar for the reconteuL. seems at text to have been put out of here name and address sincerely de- - choice. The normal rush to the ig.ea is it it in London., - .: Beau-clerwere seated with &green dee who probably prides himself --greatly patience with the other.; to Captain Oliver Isttleton, sired. Please don't refuse. Shall wait added to enormously by. those who Your chief amusements . be will " on )(bees. , their board cbastThey bt.C. to France, meting Lade Iiloyri,--Ithe On ht relatten 'et tho deaPimed 'Vnderstand three waiting replYeagerlyBox K. 23,The Times.", usually go farther afield, or bathbathing mixed the a game of D.8.0., watching were quite calmly enjoyi-n'when he opened his Times that apd younger dauthter .of theDtike-'LADY In grey. Hyde Park Sunday, to Belgium, or Hill, or Switzerland. ing by the k of buts,' ',end .lieu Pore( desperate. parade. going ,for 'motor auction- britigs-an0111 apparently, took Leeds. and Captain. Lyttelton the onIr morning. perhaps in the railway car- - again t Scotch) who jo ined her to Norway or Iceland. Cannot care for advertising no interest whatever except in their son. of the 'Hon. sailing boat trips and motor there are tht munition work-- - boat or Mrs. Alfred Lytteltott, liege. and read that terrifici slam! One ma communicate?--B- ox 13, 839, 380, Ox-- I A. C " Again Into --- -The don't know, whether Oduntry. There will gaosei ers whose Eldorado of high wages trips' who is. one' of the best known, anions can imagine his instant pretenee to beStreet, W." t t has frequently heen suggested ford little' : for you to do unless you were playing for money or not, but ali he-- - !tartlet , interested in, anything else in the pa le set" of late. quite naturally.- - there bevel has enabled them to --take a holiday, like toelse some weird of Times Mesa per- 1 end sit listen to the ban& tot lit passerby remarked. the police took than the Personal column. sloi,b4,,at to whir It the 'Pereonall tegardless expense., A ,new ehtss verr per sonali: are in reality eneig mesa gPfq been .ote.nr roque or go on the no notice of them whatever but had Doke and Duchess of Leedx-arrIttr-A- around look seen i to be as the at for information to Column, stealthy succeeding holidity'room."in Inoonspicuous social In long! life. few melancholy enthusiasts between perenne engaged in shadv mar , they been playing "matt(" or "shove- fact.they, hatsfigures of IS a class which before the b the with identifying, of object the London members It year. carriage 112 "missing" lighting! e &Jive observed fishing. but theirs ill Practices. and. during the war, a P till services. some of these halfpenny" tea we call the IrSJI18 here) st-entirely one who.--i- n It as a great treat to infinite-rea- r if poasible. in the regarded being eountry, an different zetherel his fedupness had gone to the length more sinister theory in regard to althem ly pathetic. Requests for assistance it would have been a very ,.! scarcely- - amusement. It le --an --oba daY trIP to thevesr. The PeoVtv - --- --by , as held by at least one tale thBobby" would have told at the duke devotes most of his time to of blowing : a cost of the $7.110, can Times' men least annual afford break demobilized oMcers and the iseesion.-who haveITIOrt and farming. He used to be u r O- litnu semen ts - wilt - cost : tb police station! .. of this length. for the pole vidual. Admiral Sir Reginald Hall, searched in vain for employment have now are not- the. working you Just y- master of the Pedalo Hounds and is .....t. twice as much alt they, did in who. thronehout the war. was head of also been many of of. the some storyteller's middle the but purpose damning keen-ortheur climes, i late, classprofes-- le". yet there .11 no lack of patron- A letter from a friend who is spend- ,very,grey- flow of ancient wheezes! It is fairly the- the appearing-tdepartment-o-f indieste that the evivew- atonal men- and women., I dd to the! age- There eems to be ito want -- of - !tic a few weeks at Oistend for his hound stud is mild to be. the beet in safe to conjecture that on that partic---4 timers barred have been from their money. 'tourists continental to reduced Ili is He a something also ! England. health's. sake is rather interesting One wonders where it all great yachts-- : ular day many an anecdotelell from workmunition like tsual and haunts aro the desperation. The, man andfollowing of is the when vies moment commodore comets of this 'profitthe cry from. 'Yet is it matter for won- t as not be has never "BAYER' CROSS" ON charaoteristie of erg adventuring on the novelty of a der many: . mire and l'ecto'nomy" t is rampant Souedron Yacht - club ' His yabht hie lips an& like seeing that for the last part of . In a rail- "DEMOBILIZED OFFICER, tempo- - fortnight's holiday the hundreds of the war . Corisende and, his steam yacht Aries told another one since, ,not i it cold 236.000,000 a day, and throughout Great Britain. And cm can rerily working as laborer, urgently thousands of demdbilized soldiers and a good share - il Ism- undo: astrictrealmat'eays arsbo,t13,,.hmsesandfamillarsight wayt carriage. anyway. ; iof it fell to those who3. were LOAN NEEDS who of Walla'says sailors i kind Win theiri waiting only asII,G. and In the ' e my made mulotionet. of Lady the mordant glee of the advertiser. on correspondent "Alcohol - per, froin-th---- TOson save releeme -sertricell from advertieer ReGENUINEASPIRIN-' ilno celebraterg despalrlare meat, liroyra and Captain Lyttelton is fixed ,,-- smokes There is one g ood feature from strictly forbidden; and his time by the d pay el weekly. Fullest intestigat4en it by a first-clat.h ; I bread or potatoes. and various; other to, take place- during the latter part-o- seeing hie barb atintike home. 9 British 1 thilt view. In his pointoi achieved a'Wtence Inward delight year's courted Box Ir. 69, The Times' the of a small riuttiber orrhbe-- I having restraints are imposed ' September. I object It muot have' been cheap rime' unnoticed, holidaysztravagance. ITtbsi money III upon me. it lirEliititittirdow-ef--w- aat being 'Ikea spent I k helming and,. record! 'steno remain. But it le quite cheer- I Mosley. who bad renched the ripe age-o- f Here are two more ' , hands t,e,eing 'rime. makera---.- . an-brea king crowds o tut at Ostend though I must mous , hundred and four years and personals of the sameintriguing In:try e ' . " - soon genre, both of I. a kind, anywhere. to enable him Co keep.' are twoone as prices - here sinA4MLI en and hundred four died :au the i days, . recent date: iherraluitosutimiktolaklieedrbies;;..1 Out of the workhouse PIPI-StNot only Is the nation makinwholl- ' orig help,--- phenomenal. My single room at other r...., at Malvern View, Chelten: he ' whose comments , F. Head, The is it It 'achy 891, Times.', day. Making wilhout genuineRAT counting: thie hotel with a yea view is sixty- ham. eight I becmention her death a -G. l.'5. would cultivate chiefly li.. tough, traveled. the coot Xvon while. parliament .. five francs a day to begin with, The au-a v the reeerd of her immediate on, Flapper. colon's., evperieeee, 801.11. active sere- - rushing ,throughe profiteering bill lai for the five lea n years.- , 'Petit Dejeuner is served a Is carte family is so extraordinary., . was daily paper without Alio aid of klatinee CROSSLEY' DAVIa-- . .; . lee. with a shameless exploitation of after this fashions.Tea. two francs! ono of the &even brother, andShesisters ' - - . in an the isnd Immense interest took i ,(Copyright. re1918). the dealer. the seaside landladiesand tologist, two a antiques librarian, people. franca; two slice of toast, par. , . wile all attainedthe average of ointri war. Owe of her most precious poo,.. tycrtre aseistance? Do you tradesmen in many places are reap- - ,,-v- . L... -Don of hotter, two francs:- - a portion a , .. and two- hundral anti- sevental Tablets ot genoirte to NI wart aintelligent aeostions was a iotter from Queen , clerk -e as porter a: inga rich harveet So crowded have ' - of marmalade. three trance; making years Sad . - fol. in one scarves Moist instance Ufa dais. Was the herof with geTIUMV boots:- In the 'mune rut, thanking Tow parcel givelI been- the more 'Popular resorts that - - : , I v buY so Mt a chanee to - earn- my broaAch-for tho troops ea(PtY -- Bayer Croaa"c-"Alwon the belch, , out have families begins the related to all sorts of famous and in. s'ept mouthful, with which one ,,, . n cou . ar a , . This letter ohs ,kept side by side with; unbroken 1 j.., , day! The simple fare to which I am teresting people, wild, up to 'the 4 Of one from Queen Victoria, who tw safely rehod tains , proper- - direct-tonTho to pay - - - For Infaztualid aludrea enough-1restricted runs up to more than tweety her death kept up a coneteat day ,,,the.-lisscom-- 1 written to her at Ne time --of Headache. Toothache. Earache. utnn. a hiyh' recently has had to bp, higher prices' for them than anybody -- ,:fr000s tor lunch, and over thirty francs munication with tho relative of tut for' douillsd Colds and her Crimean .thsnited a in is Pea. .before In Nrstrond Handy have would . , war, ' Neuralgia gain. for dinner. Anyone eating or drinkmine tho Use regular length. Thought, Years , but ' a telt hITrrrir, pathos and ,poseible.-----Twelventwines ,pl who hid bad ciose'--- - connection bet -- stoolotance in waking bandagesiI boxes of 11. tablets-cos- tdollar's...a room, Is. , ing sormally would require alwaYalm!arl'. I with th court of Queen :rictorta when and otherwise dotrg good "wer work" cents -at 'drug Moreslarger packaprel ittm novelists . usual must find the the mom in fact double. what weekly making quite price. ably - . be was a tilt Lore after she be-- 1 during that period of eot:fliot . .tm consume Ton can thou all up crun also. Aspirjn ts the --trade triark-of a --plot" in It of many The surprising thirg is that', 1I ' cam a 1 centenarianelle was sett would It LADY pbyttiral-MART. what about at, HAYDEN CHURCH. turt RAT" Manufacture of Menoaceticailthe eavity week-enI Elba 17 mild., wa.11, read at beC , mentally --, d 1919. a Its ()reed! gaiety (CopyrIght, , for , , Copyright. thosterpf Salicylioacit-' -- lit 1 L crack-braine- Bar-Roo- m ct -- , I' o ill-br- . 1 -- tobe en -- I' I I spy-hunti- . -- Lord-Dresser -- or does--Engis- dy --t- - porter-ff.They- . op's florid-lbokin- . -- -- - s le I - ." . ear-pan- ts ; bee-been balse-cover- ed -- -- - ' ye, g - d . be---- -I e pay TT1r almo- -- 4 - '-- patriotic-NMperson- . ....- -- , ed -, - , -- -- ' -o-- - - - - . tleo---uftwt- . :The-weddin- - ----- Pc,,---.Nee ss - f L. - - i S, , - Maty-F'---Bay- of . tyTtnhuuththrti - , -- , . - ' . - 4 -- ' I , P . ses-an- - a - s I e :-- - I- gmiv4 Timrs-ageny-rol-- . cAsTo R IA e- mystery.---Irroartw.- For Over30 - ,. -;, -- lilt) . w ? : : ' -- ' i , - , - .- .- - ... ., , -- - sajlaw - ., -- ,......., - - -. , |