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Show .r jwn1 I ' Tm I THE DESERET NEWS, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1925 - SECTION three News and Personal Ghat From World Centers Social Plans Leaders of London Society -On Both Sides in Big Strike Awry While Strike Lasts OLD ADAGE AMERICANS ENLIST Hostesses From US. Loan r , . Cars to Friends For SpedaTWork. t- - From the otaat aociotjr Jumped Into volunteer work ia connection with tbo mala tana noo of roppUaa and transporFlocka at elaborately tation. ears (owned own ere of Rolle-Roy- c oould bo aeon registering thorn, aa oerrlco ears and their for soiree otXut y. required. society leaders took an active port te the Mg strike. )f' Moat women were oarneefly will. Pklbh Old Adage Scored. do aarthlnc helpful, but Mr Stanley Baldwin, (upper right), wife of tile premier, organ, ln( towore 10. (Universal PARIA a of bed motor April lncl women women humorous for transport eofpa many society working than whan Tima la maxim danta tbs officials were In the London area. On the labor side Indy Cynthia Mosley (left), Service ) The baa the old Invaded more W which Countess the ardent laborhe. of Money, . deal with the to called upon anrtek (lower left), and other world from the new, kills art and Baurotlo type who wanted a "pic- fashionable women, assisted the trade nlosileta mankind culture and will reduce turesque" Job. There were many to a naw barbarian lam. This Is tha when the famUr complaint of aa editorial In tha wires who had planned for picturFrench fascist newspaper, Le Nouesque Jobe found their hue ban da veau Siecla had "oommandeerad the ear tor "Tha attitude toward the Intera mere commooplaoe utility or allied war debts, shows bow low personal work. Maay such rs. bad already been requisiChristianity has fallen In internationed by the (orernment or had tional relations. remarks tha volunteered their sendees, so oron How can French fascist organ. not had whan the husbands you expect a culture baaed on tha Even Are Fooled Years From Exile an Burglars wires Forty the care, the family pledged axiom. Time is money. not to fall who had meditated using their hue Into tha wont of barbarian! rn Franco He Always By Paste Sparklers hands on a picturesque Job aa within a few generations? chauffeur experienced n bad bump "What Is tha worlds! problem toIn Mayfair. to their pride. Hoped to Reign. day? What has and always will be Wmt M Sob the words problem? To aave our& Without Frilla selves from the rebirth of barbari-anlaNews Service.) (Deseret Special Certain legitimata rancors (Special Correspchdance) OoBarally speaking, howerer. PARIS, May I. Surrounded by) permit as to think that Europe to- there were bo frills about tbo way LONDON,. May J Members of 1 in conducted itself which especially menaced by the la society the English nobility and society the most remarkable collection of '11 : danism, more tha strike artels. Many of tha high- leader, in exlstenca, (American souvenir. In Napoleonic Joined have the ersta Th. barrisnm ojth. est In tha land offered themeelces Prince Victor of chief Bonaparte, for Imitation which la no or how matter the antipathetic drill- Jewelry, for aerrice, lowly. tr the hone died this week at of the yellow races. . In ooneequenco there wars soma sweeping London. eel was an exile from France. "But actually America herself la Incongruous scenes when, for InT of sham Jewels after He when a law waa (threatened stance, n most expsnstro and most wiflch wearing this plntocratM by at one time was confined forbidding heads of bouses passed which ideal. Would Aemrlra luxurious llmousina would dries np f be ruled in France to Mve in ,bio to furnish tha high today to public building, there to pick mostly to tbo working elans, haa formerly order of nd the soma or cleaner who sweeper up intelligence she gave the world spread even to social leaders; and tnfirS?tfvriPrinC turned out to bo a peeress 'E realm or the wife of a high ad- Imitations which can hardly he the two distinguished exilesof Cooper? I don t believe It Th distinguished from real Jewels, am v ministrative official. Franc Maay Americana Joined In the won by wealthy women whose Whitman th Duka of Orleans ends- volunteer work, thpagb lack of collections of Jewels repose In edWhll th entire world, often skirting Isn't conceivable today. news facilities prevented the pubIn tha vaults of the hank the coasts of Franco, looking longMeanest Epithet. lication of their names even If safety ingly toward tha land. Prince Victor "Deputy" ia tbs newest Parisian they desired it, which the majority Stores for the sale of Imitation spent hie whole life in researches word to express th lowest did not American hostesses like Jewelry have been opened In the and of hla Illustrious family. slang form of Mr Harry Brown at Pittsburgh exclusive West End and are pa- Tha study day her waa afflicted by the "Salaud!contempt. shouts n taxicab drivand Mrs James Corrigan at New tronised which brought on hla Fork' unreservedly placed their families. by aristocratlo and titled apoplexy death he was visited, by the Duke er aa hs applies hts automobile at the disposal of their Engbrakes to avoid colliding with a who had Just returned Tha spread of the craze has re- DAlbufera, lish friends engaged In useful from Pari having arrived by a Parts pushcart. "V work, and In addition personally sulted In large savings done. Depute I bellows back fast "block" train which cute the ,ln Insuraided many of tha organizations. ance The pushcart pedfrom Paris to Brussels to tha huckster. and both the In- distance premium From tbs conversations of such won. dler has leas than four hour "Deputy" is now he reAmericana who did not want their surance companies and the old es- ceived him, Napoleon When Paris most Insult scathing exclaimed. names mentioned the correspondtablished Jewelers are The soaring coat of living In. Oh to make that short trip to hit by ent gained the impression that, so the spread of th, taste bad for imita- Paris! It la but a mornings ex- Francs Is blamed on th deputle far aa Americana were concerned, tion Jewel Even the burglars are cursion from Waterloo to Paris The chambers failure during the the strike was not an Industrial feeling tha draught; for a large nowaday last two years to meet the financial but a at "How I would love to see Parle crisis obliging part of tha booty taken in two or dispute question adequate legislation haa and assisting British social life, three recent thefts In Mayfair before I die! Bee its graceful Ilf Its mads by Monsieur la Depute an obwhich was cheerfully carrying on turns out to have been merely Im- splendor all It possesses of the ject of ridicule In th Paris theaunder trying condition No Amer- itation, so cleverly done that It de- magnificent and cheerful! Tell me tres and newspaper how the Champs Elysaes look now' icans attempted to take aides in ceived the thieve Popular hatred of deputies was Just think. I havent seen those be- recently tha dispute. Their whole desire Many fortunes have been demonstrated in a Paris loved scenes for forty years was to help anybody who required by the trade in these sham made Ah. subway. jew-lnormal assistance in domestic af- which are Imported momly what changes would I see! I am . At th end of th line, the train sure trie not tilt Parle I knew, so falra. - from Derma ny and closed the door severe minTh Profits of this new en- I would never think ef returning guard Ameadcaua Aided. there to live. But I do wish they utes before the ears pulled out of are ao AI1 Side terprise great that dealers would A breathless mao termtnu the are able to pay the Inflated rente change the law enough, ao, Tbs car at tha Americana were demanded least, I could come and visit my dashed across th platform, and for mores on Regent at u ally at tha service of the wives succeeded in prying open own country occasionally." door the workers tor tha government Street. Napoleon knowing that hla fam- and pushing his way into th car. or for the transportation of hod' ily had gon out ef power hr 1 Hit The guard remonstrated with the - ding, or atlll more th eom fort of King Albert Opens Fair only to return in 1851 for this breach of regualways be- passenger families whom the crises had temlieved that some turn of event lations. and attempted to put him would off. porarily separated through the return him to the throne (Special Correspondent) breakdown of transportation faBut Th other passengers In ths car BRUSSELS, April 15. The sev- move heto- - never made the slightest eame-tculties this about. th rescue of their fellow bring He freMany instances could be quoted enth Brussels International Com- quently said: "I await my hour." and burled insult at of the invaluable assistance given mercial Fair waa recently opened Napoleon leaves a little son, Louis straphanger th guard. In the way of casual 'lifts In earn formally by whose Napoleon, mother Then is th breathless passenger tha Albert Belof Princess Tha American owners war the gium In the King of Belgium caught his breath presence of ail the and this Clementina fleet to adopt tha government members of the lad must now begin hla he was a deputy. and announced Diplomatlo Corps. exile suggestion that all display a card The opening speech You're a deputy?" shouted th waa delivered "hen the Prince Imperial was crowd stating. which had been defending by M. Max, Burgomaster of Brus- killed in South Africa In Tf you want a lift please slg sel who said that twenty-fiv- e 187 him. na- Pr.nce Victors father became head nal. Out tions were represented at this fair. of he Va done. goes!" tb Napoleonto houwf ao1 tl American woman are frankly Depute! The passenger opened though he ruined hla own career the amazed at 'the good humored door and th pushed helpless by expressing republican principles making the beet of It" attitude of back on deputy tbs aa tha he was platform to obliged leave British wive France train mothers and the when exiled in 1885 pulled out. general publio. Vltcor having shown too much Among the biggest social funcinterest In th Napoleonic rest Beware Peddlera of tions Jeopardized by the atrlko la according to his father's views one by Mr Jamee Corrigan of he disinherited the son which had New York, whose Le Jardtn de Bogus Family Tree the effect of swinging all tha NaMill at Una N'nlts." ((Thouaand poleonic followers to the cast-oLONDON. and One Nights) party waa the BoMay II. (AP son who had establlabed himself tn . htggeet aerial eqcoeaa of last Brussel where he lived for tha full gus 'Pedigree peddlera." who preson. Already she haa aent out Inpare histories Imaginary for family forty year There in the Belgian Americans vitations for May 11, where her seeking to tree their capital he surrounded himself with are bidden to Jo ancestries hav Jardin dn guaris been reapa constantly growing collection of English Clel Bleu" which leaves .... them costume of th first Napoleon ing such harvests that ths British wondering what form the enteruniform arm and decoration all pres haa warned visiting Ameritainment will take. i) they know arranged In glass case according cana of the swindlers activities. Is that sky bine wtu be the pre- Reead to the years, making the house a Pedigrees furnished by th fakers freaa Lake Trig (alt City dominant huefor the guests ang are something very flattering, but Napoleonic museum. FIRST CLASS ef those close investigation - would - prove maay who had accepted e eae way rafl. wttk w water, that they ar bogus experts say. Planning elaborate surprise avers Lackadaisical 4 ta step Guests California, Mexle The strike temporarily at least Th swindler look up soma anSalvaS.r. halted preparations for this affair. Oeateauta. Will Not Be Welcome cient family having th( aama name ? extraCaaaJ, Havaaa aaKtearaga Florida aa th person seeking hts own famIf wain mat lamed te Hew ilies Prince of Wale to Speak. lark, rattttag Pedigree and paa such "FamFlorida). 8rv1es ) ily Tress" off on tha unsuspecting Deat delay Sinner Beak tags to LONDON. May t. The Countess American. Person seeking accurcf Donoughmor ALASKA sag HAW an. , (Special Correspondence) Miss st information are advised to apElena Grace cf New formerly York, and Mr IMIDON. May 1 The Prince cf ply to th Collag of Heralds In Bternon 'WaMs have Joined Wales will deliver the presidential London for th tru histories of Duches or Norfolk and other the address at the opening of the first In their forebears. a campaign against not only ualn-Vitmeeting of the British Association guests" but against tha lack- notified all their friends that thair tor the Advancement of Science at adaisical guest who does not trou, invitations TRAVEL BfltEAC. Dxford, to be held on Aug. 4 at the call for acknowledgment bio hlmoelf to acknowledge an In- and that hereafter Sheldonlan Theatre. It is expected Mata at let failure to do ao . at, (alt Lake City vitation but t moappear the last will that his speech win deal with he taken as "regrets." This the a 49 ment anally to the embarrassment means that relations of arientlflo research, the Areata far lackadaisical the will alt Priariyal (tewmahip of hla hostbe barred If they present thsm-alvCommunity and tha stat I fee as4 Tearlat These Uayasta, women hav at th last moment. ' y; Phony Jewelry Fad Hits Very Elite In London. huo-fcaa- f fi ;i NapoleoniePrince Dies Surrounded By-Souveni- e tut f a, Czecho-Slora-- bi ! vu He held out to hi hearer the possibility of ami aofe for a greater Italy By O. D. TOUSCHUS. (Universal Service Staff Corre- , apondent.) BERLIN. May I. Shall GerAmerica? many go tha way of German Shall tha peaceful "Buerger bo robbed of hie beer and tha German worker of hi Schnapps become a Shall "Masnchener Rhine memory and century-ol- d be Mosel into turned and vineyards potato patches? These and similar question goundlng more lik indignant pro-test are agitating th Gorman press and the spectre of a dry Germany ia beginning to haunt th dream of German Cltlxen For prohibition la becoming n serious issue tn Germany and th scoffers scoff no more. While America waa straw-votiagainst prohibition, th German prohibitionists war holding n private election of their own in an effort to rais ten million votes and with these club th government and the relchstag into passing a local option bill as a first step toward making Germany dry The voting lasted a month from March 14 to April 15. Campaign Is On. An elaborate machinery waa set up for th purposa Home were ng The Glory That Once Was Hers ora-tlo- n, and ff Havana $334.00 wr -- - Central Trust Co. ed as well-kno- t;- circulars about th swamped with disastrous ' effsota at alcohol. Speakers harrangoed crowds ta th earn effect. The prohibitionist press was full of "dry propaganda." And canvasser war visiting very household and ovary office to gather signature for local option. Three factors hav eonvartad prohlbltloa from a fad of a few Into a national lasua: I. Woman suffrage because ths woman are almost solidly for prohibition and It la beginning to b fslt her that prohibition moat always b regarded as a possibility In countries with woman suffrage I. America because America's startling economic rise, attributed largely to prohibition, ia ths envy of Germany and th main argument of th German, prohtbttlon-lat- a . Tha Dawan plan because meet liquor taxes are pauraad aa security for th Dawes payments, and. stnos evary drink puts that much money into th coffers of th "enemy," abstinence from drink can be represented as n patriotic duty. That, if there werent any liquor taxes, soma other taxes would have to serve aa pawn does not as n rule effect the first impact of tha argument. Usual Argument. For ths rest, th battl is being waged with tha same methods and ths same arguments a In America. America's prohibition experiences are always in ths center of th debate and while th prohibitionists maks much of America's economic rise and haa th "drying up" of America aa a mighty cultural deed, th wets represent aa America of bootleg, lawlessness and demoralisation of th young aa a horrible example of what prohibition might -do to Germany. Th ranks of tha prohibitionist are rather mixed. They consist ta the main, however, ef the following: Women; Socialists and Communist. representing labor, though with prominent exceptions: majority of th Protestant church; leading lights and organisation of th Catholio church: half of tha new German youth movement; and th temperance societies with a membership of approximately 1.(04,640. Money tor the Fight. Ths latter hav largo sums ef government money at their disposal, though the government is ofThe ficially against prohibition. national budget provide 1,800,464 marks from the proceeds at the alcohol monopoly tor the fight against the misuse of alcohol, and a round L400,((( marks at this toes to th temperance societies for "welfare work." Tax oa German Champagne. The fight over local option started la MSI. Various local straw votas arranged by the dry showed aa ovai whelming majority tor roeh a measure and ware need as a basis tor th campaign. Counter straw vote arranged ia the same place by the wet, however, shewed an equally overwhlemtag majority gainst local option.' la 1(11, a local option bill was Introduced In th Reichstag, but n waa delayed through the ReMbstag dissolution of 11(4. Adrnmsl by Reichstag. IB the new Reich txtag. the 0m laSata, the blggeri party in it, introduced n resolution calling upon the government te the maarora, Thia resolution was adopted tn committee but rejected by tha Reichstag aa n whole tn February, 1(15, by a vote ef ( t Ml. This vote Itself shewed the startling growth ef p re tubing 1. ' Panama Pb1' leged military operations Tha purported activities boar unusual significance at this time. It would seem, coming clos on tha heels of tha outapokea ambition of Premier Mussolini to make Italy a greater Italy. Hie followers and his foes still have in mind hla thrilling speech delivered to the colonial patriots at Tripoli. Also, reports of gathering strength of arms In tha eastern provinces mar have something to with the activities Roberto r- . 1 f moJL Princess Victoria Louise, tin Du rheas f Cumberland, and oa-l- y daughter at tow farmer Xal-a- r, mnergod from obogurity neatly to participate in a f to si to famous and now disbanded Death Head Hussars in which she was once a colonel. Above she 1 scon In regimental costume. f ao-Ho- f - i whinh th eontrol. league rsoatvar tor Austria, Dr. Zimmerman, exarriaad since MM. practically ended with ths beginning of this yean Th success at this league is still a great subject tor debate. There ar som wh ta a Vienna sOU th "Dying PelrrCtty." th "City of .Beggars) " and wh predict that Austria la doomed ta di of alow starvation beouuee it eannot exist aa an Independent political or economic unit. Barack Calls B Bnnot SB This Is net. however, the pfaton of Dr, Remob, ths chan cellar of Auetrla. H on ths oontsarpk son-el- d es ths league notion a groat rooms for which "Austria ewes deep gratitude to ths league," and which "has greatly strengthened tha International Importance of tha league of nations. "We ow it to this nation sad to th financial and seonomls Improvement which It brought un that w ar again able to puns an Independent foreign policy free from obligations to anyone, and that w have bean able to accomplish our most Important patlonml task; th task ef .rest or. leg to th Austrian people th capacity to lire and to tao th future with confidence" In these words. Dr. Rasneh. summed np th results of the lea- -, gass program at a psoas rsesp- -t tion daring hi vtaK Is Berlin iw oenfly. ng o - ahari tor ltll. vnea this balaaoa ahari la approved. Austria wV hav again beooma free anj ladapandaat tn poittteal and financial matt era. Th TUg striking photo of Premier Benito MnAollnl of Italy show him at g feUgtow aarrioe at value of the colonial poo Tripoli, after hi arrival on a warship to awaken Italian patriots to the 3 -- new -lit, Prohibition Sentiment In Germany Spreads Rapidly 1S. I -- .r?s . !. Brus-jsatlo- I BY O. D- - TOLTSCHUR Universal SerYIe Staff Correspondent. v BERLIN, April JM. Th first great task which th Imams of nations undertook fh financial and economic sanitation" ef Aaetria will b completed toward th middle of this jrsar when Aoetria 'submit to th league Its balance e BT JACKSON V. JACOBS. (Central Prose Correspondent.) I have MILAN, Italy, April it on good authority that tha rumors regarding the military preparations being carried out under tha direction of tha Italian war of- -' flee are not without foundation. That tha war office does not firmly deny the rumors gives the report considerable It has strength. taken cognizance, however, of al ' ? -- r whole-hsarted- ly ea Vienna, Dying Fairy City, Again Becomes Capital Of Independent Country K - PARIS. May II. (Associated Press ) Forced by the Increasing cost of living to eke out precarious additions t6 their slender pay by odd occupations out of bourn, many army officers In Paris district have driving or baft taken to taxi-ca- b obtained. positions in. stores and offices. Many army ofrieerareaxatng In dT froru 1.00 tha neighborhood franca a month (tat to 154), have taken lessons In? bootmaking and tailoring, so that they can repair their own bools, and uniforms The Petit Journal found not of tha rank of only army officers and pricaptain driving taxi-ca- b vate cars, but also engaged in washing automobiles and carriages, acting On messenger and clerking in stores after their regular hours Km u 7: V In France. Special hrrloi.) May 5. British reactad to tbo (moral atrlko the world oxpeetod it to oamctly do. ror tbo moat part U threw It eo It to the rid of tbo goyem-roan- t, without a moment' I hesitation. All aoeial functions sxospt lati. mat email faxnllr affair were eaoeolod by a rut the few bootooaoa who thought It wiao to "car iw oo" aa uanal aooa real tied the lmposalbll-tt- r of Uidahtnr out their pro t if! SCORED With Balancing of Budget For 1926 Allied Control Will Be Withdrawn. Deputy Now Id Meanest Epithet One Can Hurl , . LONDON. . French Army Spirit of Militarism irs Italy Grows As . Officers Pick Mussolinis Great Italy Plea Spreads Up Odd Jobs Forced By Increailng Cost Of Living to Earn Money On the Side. Season Stops Short and All the Elite Help In Crisis. (Psssret ! I Farlnacd. former secretary-generof the Fascist party, la leading a movement against tha Black shirt leader In that section. Meanwhile Muneojlnl'e attitude toward his countrys oolonial possessions and possibilities. Is drawing more attention. At least one has coma out paper, frankly with the statement that tha crossing of tha Italian frontiers la of vttal importance to Fascism a fulfillment of Its prom-d- o al Isos tf nothing mors. Charleston Is Wales Latest Accomplishment LONDON,. Mhy II. (AP) The Prince of Wales ha learned tha Charleston, and London society ia waiting expectantly for hla next appears no in an English ballroom to ae how he performs tha tricky American dance. Lady Walpole a society leader and herself s dancer, considers the Charleston vulgar. "It is danced chiefly," she my by "silly girls." Th Prince learned th while b was at Charleston Blarritx recuperating after an Operation on hla ear. For n weak, ha took lessons in th danoe, instead of his uanal exercises in th gymnasium of th Hellatho hotel. Good Luck Symbols Found in Palace Of Kaiser. BERLIN, II. (AP) May "Lady Luck." ia addition to large army, waa regarded by th former Kaiser ae an important factor la tha suoceaa or failure of his Germany as a world empire. Judging from "Good LncJc" emblem in th former Impenu palace. Above n gilded bar leading from the sumptuously furnished anteroom connected with the former Kaisers study, there hangs a rusty old hone shoe. It dangles on a rusty nail driven into the- gilded portal under which the Kaiser Th passed many times a day. horse shoe was picked np by him more than II yean ago while he waa riding horseback ia th Tier' Brian, The superstitious among hla former subjects Incline tn the ballet that the Kaiser's dreams failed because the horse shoe waa hung with the points down.lnatad -- of up. - Royal Indian Jewels - Will Be Pul on Sale LONDON. May If (AP) Royal Indian Jewels, which one esti0 mate places at a vain of are aooa to be offered for ale in London and gem. buyers representing dealers tn all parts of tha event thq world are awaiting with great Interset. Th owner of the gems is the former Maharajah ef Indore, who abdicated rather than submit to an Inquiry Into hla alleged complicity in an attempt to abduct Mumtax Begum, hla favorite dancing gin. Th treasures. to be sold te the highest bidder, are the accumulation of generations of the former Maharajah's house. 1171.-0,04- sentiment. -- While paying tribute to (be sympathy and aid from Genmany. Dr. Ramak carefuty abstained from mentioning the problem uppermost in every German mind, namely, the union ef Austria and Germany. And la Interviews and private eusi vernation be made K clear that this unknh depending upon the eoneeat of the League at Nat ions, was Impossible (or to present. Aa this anion is baaed ea the assumption that Austria la net ' abl to live by Itsalt Dr. Roanoke assertion of Austria's "capacity Se j live and to develop" was doubly aifmtfleant. The Legus program ese told down la the Genieva protaocs at October 4. MM. What tha leswue haa done for Austria, Da Ramdk summarised a follow! "W reoetved an loan whoa mere waa raffictant, to MaMHe our curr; ; ency. "In leas than year w had M anced our budget, and toat without exhausting the loan. Ckvdlta AvaBahia The unueed. .prod, at tha - teen was employ ad for new luvtn)toa and to aid privat business. credits tor these purstill at our disposal" pose ere Th - roocaaa In govaramuatad finance, however haa not boon equally la the national eoenatny. Dr. Ram ok said, bsoauaa of lack of capital and th fact that Austria a industrial machinery, designed for the needs of 15 million people was suddenly confined to tha Internal market of a little more than six million. The result been a large amount of nnemploy-men- t"To meet thia problem," Dr. Ba-msaid, "tha government has done that which always make governments unpopular with Its people: "W have saved, and saved again, and than w have gone te the utmost limit tn earing." The result, hs said, eras that tax could be reduced and the whole tax system reformed. Hu present alma Dr. Ramak Kid- Brst, to .convert the dangerous and expensive short-tercredit Into long-tercredit, and second, to gain larger market through trad treaties and tariff Cm-sldera- he ek m m Immediately, the reeoluiloa waa again adopted by the agreements a hard Debt after hot Despite the present eriala Dr. Committee, the Reichstag voted. Ml to 1(4. to Ramek raid, the Austrian Induscommittry baa bean able to modernise its return the measure to the There It ,r d AuWrln tee for reconsideration. a, !ry mad still rests. nnPred anted A similar committee victory the dries achieved in th Prussian diet, but the diet aa a whole defeated Man-Siz- e Handkerchief the more. during Lateat Whim It waa particularly acted Miladys overwhelmtkeae votes that th women the of depuing majority (At) Aneth-- r tise a one of whom wear bobbed Mknntah Mods Baa Keen halo voted for local option. adopted Women by In Paris The the wet view with alarm moat recent la manrired and tbs dry with giae the ques- handkerchief fashion Whether tion as to hew long the parlia- handkerchiefs ewe popular! their ments will be able te resist this or 10 the fact - coW bombardment, and host long It will alu hT returned taka before local option la follow wear, the experts ed to eulrigbvprohibnion. tntthli ti My, agrteul-prograe- 1- - tn ' |
