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Show :.voT7or7,7r-g,.-.-w-.;'Q40tik-illss.0'4P- t- - " , , r "Pr . w. '9' 9 IA;itgrItt".: IL, t stt t tit Tttl: 't41 t t,t:YJt ib g, ". WA, ,!, tx 3 :' 4-- :74,,,,,,,It,44htsoetRiA0A, i S TEZ DESTMET STWS, SA'rURDAY, 'APRIL 9; 1971 ' sEctriolf - I OPMRNMF11517 tb loson a A 0IPPI noon Ea ger Ci. da. Co' - ,, r ... ;enterE 7775: Pans Queen . tot f Feild Rages ueens 1 Salts Of Dead , 4 77:-.57--.7: QXIORD STUDEIII::::::, Chance For Life Sea:Give-I- t Over Throne ' es "ös Nosy Vaaanti Biblical Lake Is Pool Of Chemical Treasure me , ,, -7.- 1 " Cousins , 1 ! .QAtilliLIIIG ST1RS'7 ,51 American 'Debit' WM Add to Charm of Mayfair's Gay Season. - Wife end Daughter:in-LaOf Fisht POILI&::'-:-::- w Pc-Kais- osit -- er 5. For Heirs. ., WILD OVER ' HOCKEY --- ,- Indoor Pastime of - Prussian cops. ,0101,4r. 7h;:t 4'14 1, - t - y r,-90- - 0 '', t .;:Z4 ,4106,11; 040m bat . U. royal has broken out between t It. ET HENRY CAltENDISH. calversal Seseks Staff Corms Pead; 1. three-quarte- LONDON. April there have been reports from Gs- ford which have made oven tas staid Briton gasp a little a &vitas,. -Whisky and mode" is the constitsttional right of the Modest et ans Stitials college. and there Is little questioning of it Now the Soils of ivory chip., the muffled DIPPitte of the Ace of Spades Was caused tremor- of consternation to COSI and bres,cliit ofthroatetagdisznitiathLigeinangtdb. i - milmm, ' , aft-thg- t , ,- , ) lecturtn Prince o ti ' .A.vc It 1, ., totr.,parbein with LS per tient hi ocean iwator. It is ao heavy that eatinal bodies will not oink fa it. ys The report-sait contains. in i ercle millions of tone. potash. :Adel magnesium bromide. gge; Inagua-civchloride. :LOCO; ordinar7 salt. 11.000, and calcium. 2,000. - The chemhota oatimate thoro la enough bromide to last thi entire world 85.000 years at the present rate of consumption. and enough potash for.1.000 years. They - also belle, that production.near ancient wits of Sodom and Gomorrah would bo cheaper than anywhora else in tho world bottanoe of the intense heat. which causes rapid evaporation. Tim Jordan river pour 4,0110.00 tone oty water daily Into the sea. but Its sever et , - ..-a,- 0 , " - - - logend incorrectly has It that the sea poison the air so Smite moot even grow nose It nor bird fly over It. for-Dr.- - two-thir- -- Wm-rac- ks German BeautY' Queen Wants to Compete in U. great-Mansi- , A 'n - ' - - - ; , on-'A- - - ' j I 7 , 7 'bre" ed en -- tione-alwaY- - - -- -, She-alrea- - two-mov- ie Don ru At:. t ar the-ma- ,, adriser-in-cble- Ii associationdeialois ' , - .11.'-i'-- , . (Special Correspondence.) March London over erects another statue to a gryminent 'American. that Amen. can is almost certain to be Sam , Humphreys. Sant Humphreys? People men. don his name today with a query the same breath, yet Sant Hamphreys probably did more for Europe than any other American. According to London hoteliers. sees the centenary of the America n tourist traffic to Europe. for it is lust Ile years ego this spring that the first crowd of Americans crossed the Atlantic for .though we might not call it that ly by present - Astandards-;.pureplesaurei Speaking at the'tanquet which ims given to celebrate the opening of the new Savoy hotel. hotel officials announced that an far as coultiLlee gathered team tha new5. papers of the period and other cep. ordll. it was in May. 11527. that the first American tourists came ever to Europe. They cams aboard the Savannah., a vessel that was pro polled by both steam and saii s. end the voyage took approximately three and a half weeks. Mr. The V.rst "tourists 'were and Mrs. 'AMU,' ILIMphrell. two daughters and a stoati son. esd the family mime from Philadelphia. It was stated- - that that' Mr. klumPlt- reys was making the voyage tor the benefit of his health. The centenary suggested strange contrasts. Mr. and wonder-makin- g Humpbrelli and hie family spent about II days on the Atlantic. They stayed,' it is believed, at ens el the small inns near the Strand which were then little better than coffee 111,--- ,t .E. -- -- - , , , - ', - . ' ' J - - ". , ite-th- . Japanese plants for the production of synthetic ammonia are being en- larged with. a view to an annual capseity of 1.1100.000 pounds.. Natives of mune of the South Bea island' tasks paper from - mulberry tree bark that is substantial enough to be used for clothing. - '.Salt Lake - city.art. j w flovinieb Amovines POW i Tort Illareme let aline tostibboaa Panama Canal ,They'lted to drive to London from the port by coach. As for the me complete circle In see dlightVI dare ergigiar f Pleasant comforts or otherwise of their ho- ful i pities& be best to waters and interesting tel. It might, perhaps. transcontinsatal rail ( limeades tars draw a veiL on y, and all expense seceseary fare, Now, 100 years later. Mill; Amer. but not tips. or eapoommil tea of 3927 'feels peeved if her steam while i.bors. or Pullman accoonato- - k ocean 'greyhound takes more than dation, I five day on the trip. Hit expects 'thiever y. ' to find her favortte rowers wait- CalifortrimItall from Salt !AIM ty Loa Antetel; to Sea Francisco or her suite at the Savoy ing her-ithanes by eater. v or the Eterkeicy, and a special lamp soots on will toot Mtge intli1014TILL tleatamals,-Chattiperl- ed - 1, ?e blexicoe-Kaosaist- a io, '- g , e her complexion both by. gaa Jose. and night-tim- e Salvaderv-Acalu- tla lights! and his and Spm Humphreys family NicaraguaCollate. were the OEIY U. & tourists of 3017. canal ZonoTw sightseeing day.. 1 Its the last three years one big Lon-tilCubaHavana. to Salt talte,aty don hotel alone has entertained a yorkeall with t, ql111111.011,11 Mopovers quarter of a minion American aired. lichee steamers fast dint" tellies Famotis hoteliers from France, Byat Tb Canal eat Ilavaaas Germany and Italy have mid that let clan (April 14 to Dec. II) $15$.04 if London 'would do tee same, Park lnd es bi , tees wottld , rect., suitable Tattriat cahlt.,,,,mweve,,coeivv,111-01.L- . ' latiet monwn.nta to celebrate the his- Third, cabin v... Ask for descriptive booklet and torical tisk of Sam Humphreys. day-tim- es , , farther , - - - and the conmquent Gambling:evils of a the ranks of Oxford students hart aroused the press of London into campaign of exposure, the load le which has been taken by such Paas the Daly Express. The Log- rer' lish students from the aristocrats household' of Britain are blamed. According to the Deng Express. a number of the Oxford undereraSe---'- -' ate have been- so skilled la the art of card games that they are enabled to earn their way through school by playing bridge. The bridge games begin usually after dinner in the evening. according to this newspaper . and the stakes oft.. en start out as low se four cents for tea points. Before the evenhill I. over. it is maid, the sem.' some- time" run as high as flty pent. point. ' In this wan the skillful player oftentimes retires attar so evening of play with fifty or one hundred dollars to the good... Find Roulette Wheels. CAses Moo have been revealed where roulette wheels are run to ' the room& of individual students. and one such "proprietor's is knob to have made more than $3,00.11 dining a certain period its which hill total school expense were elightly ises than his winnings. Correspondingly. many of the Ox- - ford students have bees knowa to its" eurpriginlir Wise sumo,. anSii most of the debts so created usually find their way home finally to "Dad , " or to the "Pater" as the English student would sal- Quito apart from the 'regular tuht tartainmemts" of the Oxford 'Use dent are the special secamions 'when he must "tut up" a little. Ouch are somewhat ,similar to freshman-sophomocontests in American universities. At St. John's College: accord. Log to the Daily Herald which gave as elaborate amount of one such festivity. "undergraduates smashed windows and electric bulb", pulled up trees in the garden. and made a huge bonfire, round which they danced. , Extravagant ZirbanoC. 'Undergraduates at Worcester college also danced wildly around a bonfire which thel made le the , ; ' 'garden." The Dolly Herald explained that the occasion of the 'festivities were "bump" suppers at which there was 'extravagant drinking." and added that one of those engaged in the recent carousels, a graduate of Merton college, had been found ly. ing in the road by the Oxford cow. stable who bad called an- aznbuionce to carry the graduate to the Tbe student in pct. police iPtiktiell lice court the next zday admitted being drunk. making the explamP tion that this bad been a 'portico, lar occasion.". The graduate was fitted 'Silk, and ordered to pay eget of the ambulance- -- 1145 ACCOU81111 of the Oxford "celebra- Cons" have been creeping Into the columns of London newspapers with Increasing frequency of late. ,c - - ' re ' -- Grandpato : thibpLuiei'S Yib, Ke3ivs LONDOINk i - Itézieit-ti'- , - - Expsuiet Blaming Aristocrats Many Boys Become So Expert at Cards nay Earn Their - ' Way Through Sae-01.17- - . (Special Correspondence) LOAFPOh- t-- March SLifour : VW., 'Empress"liarmine. wile-hundred thousand men sod wont- itAlsor Wnliara HA and former on. of them from Crown Princess Cecile. wits of the r the United Suttee, sro expected to former emperor's eldest son. Fred. 1:: visit Britain when Landes gives rick William. The stake is the va., -, her greatest summer party. elated throne of Germany. Cecile is fighting for her first Luxurysultes at the big Lon- 1:.: born. Prince William. who will be don hotels boas been booked up 21 on tub" "Kaleerin" Hermits I fighting, not as and paisagoklaken In liners 'In generally believfor husband ed. ever her g return to the before; larger numbors than but for throne, oldest son 'nher rl ' London will excel herself to en iter first marriage. Prince Hans von Schosnaich-Carolat- h tertian her welcome to American Georg who will be 20 on Nov. S. cousins and many ovemeas debss In Potsdam court circles It le the bo at , royal will presented believed that Henning is generally N' courts: fashionable Mayfair boot- - , e.influencing the former emperor to to ber each other children by her first adopt Noes will vie with - entertain for them. marriage. It is also rumored that does she look with disfavor not , Ankoa. -. add , laFair Americans will upon stories appearing from time r to time in the prem. that tend to raised charm ' to the brilliant , soots surto discredit the Hohenzollern" Mill DIEN" 'PRA 71'. le.Pettr.old diterhteest s Parte uterebant. has residing sporting Itinctions Ascot. bide. In Potsdam. Including the se r- Purls t 1P)reset cricket and the of capital. wood. the Derby, bees elected Queen of Queese crown tam.. former and his bIt prince eantivid and Mile. Lrespe te pre. ieirpt , ; ', Prince Eitel Friedrich. Prince mass. and several prominant celebrating Its seesel bee Amoricana will vac and play polo ,ddine over all the ply festivities. skit he regal qualities betittleg August William and Prince Oscar. P liermhm. it is stated. has adopted during their visit. lir-- Eloovav ao. WIRIZMANt4 the slogan. "new blood is needr4 timates that the Americana will - t. - t -leave about 1011.etteee dollars lathe. klohensollern family." bahind them whoa they ratur to ' , 'God's Own Country.' Tho , Alters Progress Amarbowl d ger of tits Savoy Prussian Courts loans have boon booking accomrbia : tA1411'4 modations months &haat, simply OPIA, , 4 n1 The courts law Premien have ' , W.V. because that is tit American last suceumbed to 11 form Ot THZ HIV 14Eittirt The king during the season will molzation. Referring to British industries, hold four courts at Buckingham (By Volverini- Servine)., UNIVZFESITY himself sa More than 8,000 typewriters have he Print: expreses4 Lo"itD0' ttoulireorne palace. Then there will bo 4 been installed in the mincipal ' tht social rivalled gatherings. and Witte as to mar philosopher of most courts where poet. say of the cler!cal happen 'Anything garden parties and loveas at St. scholar. noir has turned Prhice of will not take work. ,with the exception of letter tonight I hope you James' palace. been but done with pee has criticism. as inor writing, as have advice. communes and business en utouslY rich ,in mineral salts Lift Wales, lecturer The railway ink as of old. Adding and ,3EFLUSA1ZM,Itprill I. in biblical. tom , done all they eau to factlitals dootrial took. row of thtwo who nicrett as the impressions et lay and tisk The tlea."sict Dead inthat, are machines salty bookkeeping being bat 'actual"' who a'aa ta,I7 traveling for the Auterkans The chemists recommend that in emaciated with stalled the of wars The Young has Wes In cannot it. gradually. ministry and itel,weed get Of soa much intengt" as Wilt want to ' tor justice has asked all justices end connection with the harnessing of the United malt as possible. An prince on his visit to situation to et Thet aggressive old Zealand present coming prospects Jordan river for power. now of am ago might determined efforts to stake good clerks to contribute suggestions for UN as a themical production cen- the Ameriath landing. say. at South. await a coo pi,thet under ways steps be taken to utilunder this bril- up on bays teemed has been bit. and systematizing and speeding that the amptos will be abla to trivia ground a ise the treasures of this inland sea. social personality there lay ter. leek be kit elm' legal machinery. ,.otto tiatt On any line and break liant eb.erteel et British toduatrial and n, Scientista WhitInvestIgated- for Ways and means to carry out tho ' ' 1"ereeIns journey any time anywhere. knowledge problems that many a "'ere-- deal 'with 'the "hey "nal" Prussian Cops Hold Lb. Ilebrew University here have recommendation are , under tonsil& and despite these advantages the commercial boatman leader ot the united king- Chaim onstion. comPleted a report ticktt will only cost tha tourist In industry, it would seem Chess Tournaments lions ,, . well dem envy,. might The Dead Sea. It feet below tins , the 'lomat tars. Boar must , federate Weismatitt Its president, who ni . industress that "Adept.-Adapt- . Improver tours level of the llteditemusean. Lenaction now States United twa hundred different more in the showing most Chess and become the has by &coo woo for relish the midi standing have bean arranged. explore and defend their Mutual popular indoor sport of Prussian this historic salt lake to be as tab- -, inism 5 per cent satins element to Put forth. by jim rri000 eellomz field police. who are for the most part from one day to as long as three indwell Here lies the greet the as When he recently a 4, appeared ,, been thought , 'Unmarried men quartered to ' months. They hava of the evening 'for young mem' speaker principal Imagination with Out by experts like member" of the regu'Ar Well, How Should ham should men the at dinner St the "Young government the In orler to Include all ofMotor and it anyone annl' tournameCtis Mouse in connection with er opportunities.. - He Know ! Anyhow?, ars : being 4 Chess beauty spots and placas of British Industries tsar in Loa-- says that sbey 'tech exPerience; England. &wand.' the BC Internet in force" between 'Notice counterthe be to played -this ought don surely at Birmingham. , 113Proal CorrosPondencel ' Wales luld Irels,nt, - 111,41 balanced by saying that they lack of the various cities and with civilMarch Agnew conatudes. ian The Police clubs. Berlin Boort LONDON, t bias and prejudice. ' club opened its new clubhouse with Baldwin to not above traveling in the Prince pointed, out In his " Mayfair Goes Standardisation. 40 '. tournament which in ohms a Study and I have frequently e speech that while its bad never Al Hockey Contest persons played. Outdoor sports are th Ilubiay 1m...n,........,1...,......g..........E...,t boon actively engaged in industry, study the possibili- the Ire should seen bim sitting with Uie ordinary summer. in chief recreation ofThis standardization. much of learned ties Hundreds of smart society men be bad nevertheless bait, ; other The passengers. night , industrial problems by his ten involves a sinking of personal and women in evening dress be- about visits ing attended a banquet at the $a--, , of Inspection at various pride in traditional methods. and Denmark Experiments - same many a perspiring; chemist mob to return to West-he decided voy, individual t of caprice. 42;- the sinking of industrial plants. as a heavy fog of Its hockey fans in the face 14 to Jails minster -, subway by Broadcasting come ono be address. of his can At of r, part only , "lArige eernIngs and i , the overwhelming defeat burg over the Enhankment, United from large production. We mast the Victoria referred pointedly ,- to' the some at time for by vas stared lv..; he goal' to one which . March If,,. COPENHAGEN. , Ls reedy to modify our. conservahockey team if Montreal inflict- States strunger sitting opposite . who at kayo noticed in iveral in- tism. We must be conscious of that IIIIIIThe latest Idea in the Dan-.- a 'alf team forward and Wind ed on the ' introduction ish field abroad radio is knowlstances the to a Ice .vainable go tendency London very thingthesomething of broadcasting In the Jail& The Premi er Ealdwin On the ste Int ralgiand at the to Des the methods and conditions edge- we are ' learning stub. "Excuse me but weren t we at instituI concerns. Horsens in exist the which Prisoners of new every day. 44; Harrow together, and isn't your "We could fill a stadium with know as a matter bit of tact Di several 10,00 people twice a week if we missiorts 'We Britishers think, we, are tic's have manufactured a number name Baldwin?" by officials and unoff- very efficient. We are. but to been of radio Instruments which will be "Yes, that is $o" skid Englazd'it could present matchte like ; of the indi- in the .van We must adopt adept placed in the cells of occupants slight's," said an excited official.- ieat bodies. and also been ' over to and ' bate ,rminister. I wasn't ?Meekhave shown good behavior. who : Whin Engituul scored her one viduals who Intel improve.,.; ' Tim directot and his assistants en," paid the stranvr. "I'm glad questions In the study them inono avid with three minutes to play United case of article 1In ' the Stems of America so they selected program and to soe you again. Te:1 mei what and the instrue--1 will plan a news Mayfair forgot to be stately Lonmar grasp the reasons that under-h- e tended for use abroad. were can give the are you doing nowt" exclude ; The that all went crazy only-iplumb n on the wrapper just the leave of industrial prosper- tiopg a notion - of crimeir coin- - Tia stranger must have Just don Ice club te feat becoming a vhich the purchaser captives after English.. ,ths- commencement tome below from, the vary la, mecca for society folk who fall ity that fruit CountrY la owe' not The German pititted could translate. Aabout with the best of vacs. kind had the of their terms. On the other ban, away wide open spaced. It Is ratharticle of the sem. to is much be learnt there l- learners. they will get an opportunity to er strange that ofalthough stories though 4there are manyIs the groat countries of EuroPe. directfons written- in Spanish , as listen ' Wales and other to tousdcal pieces, monitions. nbout the Price 1 naw there the other night some That of would their 'stunts many trick skating 1 , the whole and lecture ordered tor the wile-- famous rAople abound, ' I - have - of the finest its have Dot be or this in "Foreigners Par practicable more than one or two have ever seen. and on inquirr.1 theyi never beard World to choose from; and there is tiler Purpose and in which whatl about the 111111111111Ming of English found the graceltil - exponent was country is obvious. There is no no reason an ?emirs, impression buy ' why theyshould beratItowever,leourkliminsin from us rather then a soak's Auterkort- Lend Bantam-iii front anyone. Imay num a look St good having , Of course Americana know much exclusion made as to the airs. But- the tide Is flowing-I- n - Paris Scrub Woman , , . snore about ice hockey. 'the fast Propospeo Toast of the underworld. favor of British geode set gains in the world." than we The Prince opened by proposing do. and It will be interesting to the toast of ills evening. Rated as Millionaire "The see if we shall ever have an an, British Industrial Pair." toying. .: American team against us in Lon. toe'Manufacturers and traders "IAPI-- -A mil. ;,''Ex...''''''.'K.isp..'i'-- '' Late'''''t..-:Ph6i6.klonairelg' Aprilw olm. an. day are looldnir forward to this whp rum. year with a different spirit. and maims In garbage cans in most cases a more cheerful begs Don't Ever Call Htm - o the side. has been found by tho is half the spirit, which, after all. Hts Face battle." are pollee. Privations, they, say. a killing her. Mr. Otto Kahn. the great France Good Market her secret name. the Keeping 'American dollar wizard. told a authorities nevertheless vouch for .friend at Claridge's the other For Fake Paintings her, ownership of sthe apartment : ( nigh t. that although bo bag - a lives where she an in tinbuilding II grandson be dote not like being room. heated attic cs, 11.(AP)--FranFARIS, April ealleC grandpa. Otto Kahn -- is with Her Income exceeds that 'of Pre, all her artistic is to mier Poincaire. Besides the Paris proud of hit son who conducts good tunritet for fake culture,. "- masterpieces. hie own orchestra la Igpw York. A to owns two she houses fevt.idelardaiwaneg. building. collection et IS paintings .re"rm gMd for him to go Into the Arras. three, farms and some se.. ., arena with tho other competitors. eently was bought by se wealthy curitivs. all valued at more thin SERUM Aprti Frenchman for 301.000 francs beBe works hard and hao never 2.000.000 francs. s aId. linbel$4 - uhuued were hia privileges as tho ion cause many of the outvotes When her days work Is dons she yard Xtvandt; .and blonds toess at church ceremonies.- - Fobs bed. blue-oyet an influential man." said Otto 'signed, "Delacrols.' 'Millet,' 'Tarot." 'Monet.' "Couttiet. and other , Maine Ono reell013 for the Anted- fishes food. clothing and saleable girl with a 'pe'nehant er Cooking , can financier's visit to England la acmes with places in the Louvre. articles out of the garbage "nuts and pawing. who waa'racamtly ,Cho-wFriends soon disillusioned the his interest in international af. that line Paris sidewalks at dark as nig first beauty faint. but bo won't go to Geneva. rich buyer and Charles Helm the Bo It always terribly busy. 'Bold- seller of the "heirlooms' had to She was arrested when she fol- queetwbas one other'irreat desire. , lowed 7 k refund the was defense Int." blis he $6 to money. In the That accompanies to compete wedding party this year's , bride's- home to becbut was gakS-- that he sold the collection VVVVV A young American Mend told out guaranteeing Its authentlety. ttill3tatelnal)",ly released. United Jfl ths other evening that tho - 'Anyway." he told the judge. --'he differente-tetweewt. Amatica shit might lurre knoiin he couldn't get hassilmed Khies-YachMitsröl r contracts and a vandevills engage. England la this: 'In America they genuine pictures by such masters .1.10w ,. In gay your England for that price.' Must Be Cut Bide is five foeI - slit inches tall they my 'Who arc your" Of course I don't agree with weighs 1144 Pounds. Site tfk13151N.' April - such cruel criticism., becenee you Paris Gets Taste , s '444 9.(AP)Fourof and smokes "once in. a. bile.' loves feet will be cut from can meet as many snobs on Of Cubist Posters dance and saver ,about Gorge's yacht "Britannia," to Broadway as in exclusiva Mayfair. . .. , , , King Hi accordance with recent ruling dieting. - Betides what does it matter. Moot 'ths In of Friedland. Born Of village the PARIS, Yacht !lacing asociation. April have a certain develoPmeat French us of Mids.-16.aorphan. ;eater designs are follow MaJorFhfllp Hunlake. the King's East Prussia. ;t!"fi,,t,..., ' . for the 'climbine passion,. whoth- - Init the German poet-wh "modern" In mak- Her parents died before she was Yachting , er we live over hero or over the style , ,!-',:- : of geometric farm and, a few I, this ing pnnonneement at dinner , , .4600t, ''' ', '' , , etriktIVITellIttilkliting - relorx-'''''''''' STINIa . ' . of Print of Wales' giving a cup for Cubist influence is peen PlailltY i '' ' 1 In ' tie at an sail trees, - The big etasses up to compotition by dinghies. 3$ will :'".'it'"4.4 mantes of ' z .4". Parts Is experimenting with pav-- flat the '''. 4 tom equal's human flanrea 1,1,1now had result in a very large deVeloptnent reser been measured. ;''' 'I ' ;' streets with a roister- of and almliar,tricks of lattarday art-'''4 for hi ownership of that rnall 5laHurt1nke-mil- Jilt yachting Then, rock- surphalt and- vorphYrt "The most cleans was to be very am told there am to be fifty of grave led On an asphalt bawl. posters still predominate decorats former ille6er Withehn out for a Natoli bear 'Ma good this summer.going make these boats starting at Cowes this no advantage being that it Is loaf the new signs gland out and 'Anether new featur. be Con- year and I an rather anticipating the more castle at Doom with Me wife, Prim twee Bermine. end Moe of hct, , alippagy theta asphalt, This the is latest of tanner the &erne rake. vividig. danOtterit tinued. "win .be deve:eped by the soma exclung times." . ...,.. pk pare ot ;;"' - ,, .; BEALLIN. April .::.:"..;: of paikn - Mess Tourneys Popular Snobbish? t It !NOMO!IE,PENCILS Don't Remind Him of It Would You Say ney'ye -- -- Lem Ion Press Opens Sam- - tN e- - Apperetwo tot,tteearatoly gees-Duri- the braking ability of automobiles has boon developed the United States bureau of fildpd details- - - CETITRALTRUST,'TO.:::.' 4 - "RA TEL 111111tAr; -Illskin St Salt Lk MIN P.. sad - |