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N.,,..::: , tally...us , , - Sdxce - Be Eaves Premier's Home ' The prime in:Meter has toasteen the n in town. big ear out Downing If reetSobuilders of No. John Sir lair Georg Downing Wren-- mme and Sir Christopher O'hoti they erected the dwelling In the reign of Charles IL did 'not foresee the day when the occupants would use motorcar& ' -- King's Privy Council Will Get New Uniform Members of King George's Privy ouncil, which embraces ail shades of political thought. are to have their own distinctly uniform. It bas been specially designed and it at the request of the king. will be worn on all state occasion& Thoes who are in doubt as to the amount of gold braid to be worn en the new dregs uniform en view at may inspect a pattern" flt. James palace. - , i 1. . 4 I - i - .' . ' 1 l, i i I i , 1 , - ,, 1 , , i , , , It' 4 . . 1 It 1 1 ' 1' k 4 Z, I , 1 ..,.. I , t :- s ' " ' . N ' ' 1 ' ' ' . 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Oct. y village of lawaltani, which voted to toteld the IWO ef alcoholic liquors more than a year ago. is attracting nation wide attention in this country where all types of liquor are universally available. Japanese prohibilonists are giving the village much pub:tcity in a campaign against rice wine. The tee alnakers of Kew& itani are the first "local option" adherets in Japan. They voted themselves dry, they declare "tor the sake of their children." In a recent report the headman of the village declares they have been well satiatied with the experiment. The old oaks" of the village are not greatly inconvenienced. however, as they may walk to tne next village in half an hour, and buy all the sake they desire. The prohibitionists point to Kawaitani as the sign of the times. From this tiny beginning they expect "local aPtion" to sweep Japan within a few years. TOKIO, bone-dr- es editorial offices. soldier-preside- s' ' t French bath tube have ( - Lif , ,.. . -, litirkeyo- 6 ' t; . V---- f "1"i - ,..4''' t: - ; - , t '' ';',1 tt i. ,,,.; , -- .,,,,,,,,, het, . - - I, Subscription Drive For Hindenburg Home --- , - London Resents Joke At Prince of Wales 4- ( LOKDON. Aug. ILCAP). Milton Hares bit a In the now rovue "Shako Your imag row when he evaked a line about the Prince of Wales which did not appeal to the audience. Mayor was doing a "silly' ads" monologus of the OP which ball won him favor in the music bane. He remarked that the Duke of York bought a perambulator at a recent exhibition as a hint to his brother, the Prince of Wales' The 'Ludlum not only did not laugh. but it booed the actor anmercifulir. Even Will Rogers hal to tone down his remarks about the Prince of Wales when he was performing in London.L, ..i I I' 's , Y s I i t .. t . 3' ,' ' - , , -- t mammon. I For One Small Boy , - 14). NDON0- -. ' lone (AP) baby name" is a theory going out of gate. Jasper Maskelynt4 noted as . f a "magician" and entertainer. bas christened his small boy Alistair the Neville Douglas Maskelyne tirigni., II names of those connected wait 4 Itint la his 'magic" &ot I .7 1,.te. Iler 1 , . ... ,, , . . , , , , . .. ... .. , ., .. ., '... - -- - - ., 4 a, FOttr Long Homes Et-- ." It , A a...v. . ' - . 4.4,,,let,...,....... , a! ot,I., ,, P, Ol - - . - ; and agricultural associations of Germany have joined tomes to start a nation-wid- e subscription drive. Is the "Neucleck" estate in sit. tutted in that district in which in 11114 General von Hindenburg the Russian forces and thereby saved the state of East Prussia from a Russian invasion, the manorial property. which long since had pasted to a remote branch of the family but which now la for eels, is to be renamed ,Il "Hindenburg Dank" (Hindenburg Thanks) and presented its Presi.. dent von Hindenburg for himself and his heirs. The outbuildings Will be turned into a home for aged veterans. but the manor house is to ba retained as a family east. - , .: '.:,...: hides. Inning "Russia itself is one of the ea-e- el countries I hays ever men. MI group finished It. Milting plans about the beginning of September and submittad plans for coal minas to the technical council of tangle neers and professors at Kharkov. The council approved the Plans and arrangements have been completed to build two complete anthracite mine in the Donets region. Furthermore, we have taken contracts as regular consulting engineers with the Russian Meet trust for construction and develop. mint of eight more mines and trona, the Kisal coal trust for two more In the Urals. This is a piece of business amounting to a hundred million dollars. of which about twenty-fiv- e million will be Dent is the United States for machinery. "Americans seem to be on the way to supplanting the British and Germans in the field of RUSSILII development. An American dredge the working the rivers around Ural mountains has itched up es much platinum that the pries bits sun considerably. Good Steamboats. "American mining companies are active in Russia,. 'which le a and country of riches. further developed than SteamMost Americans believe. boats on the Volga. are better than and Ohio of on the those many the miasimappt. The Russians not only pay with absolute regularity but they meet you half way. They are deal and friuit in big. and have a fresh, youthful mentality, stilt oontewhat impractim cal. but ready to learn. "Russia can exist independent of other countries indefinitely, but It, rapid industrial development will depend on the United States. Industrially. Russia is beginning to be Americanized."--(Copyri- ght 127 . Chicago Daily News Co.) - 00 horsepower available. - - s.: are backward in some matters, like sanitation and plumbing, but they welcome Americans with open arms and are courteous and culti- BERLIN.---(AP)---- , --- 'prance. "It's all rubbish. 'I'ravel and lie. Ing in Rumen' are no more dangerthan in other oountries. Thee popular In Scotland that tho larva tub factor? at Falkirk Is sly Te present running part time. the ancestral Hindenburg estate of near "Neudeck." in East Eylau New Zealand le ebtaising more Prussia, to the country's venerable than 113000 horsepower from bi- soldier es a befitting gift droeleclrio plants and It 4e es- ler hie president Seth anniversary October timated that there le nearly 11.000. is the principal industrial, trade me - . b000mo , Al Ey EDGAR ANSEL MOWEREE. (By Radio to The Deseret Newt and Chicago Daily Nein.) BERLIN. Oct. average American's idea of Russia Is tar. Minh' Peculiar." said John A. Garcia. Chicago mining ongineer,whe has lust reached Berlin after OUP irnonths of travel in Russia. "Before we left Chicago. Tante end PartY, were all vaccinsted against diseases and had the great. est difficulty in obtaining Ms in. 1Th. N, :i Ntiii....s, In the press and national assembly are echoes of the speeches and mass meetings of the Stamboul Women's Union and the activity of its fiery. bronze haired president. Meth. Mouhieddine, in campaign- ing for the election of the union's leading masculine .supporters as deputies to the national assembly. A delegation of five members of the union, headed by President Mouhieddins, is preparing a petition for the franchise which will be presented to Kehial Pasha. It reminds him of his Iasi:loll speech two years ago when he made his first proclamation of emancipation for women with his historic cry of 'Let Turkish women look the world In the face and let them show their faces to the world!" The petition will bring up the point that the world includes ballot boxes and parliaments and that Turkish women are ready to look both in the face. The Stamboul Womensi Union haa adopted "Black" roam Hanson for its maseot during the ermpaign. She is one of the many Anus). Han women who served as soldiers throughout the war against Greece., For bravery and skill as a soldier she was promoted to the rank of - ''' , a ' - .. 1 ':,,, ' - , , ' - , i ; .' I 7 have e'ra'c;:;"su "r'";641;:i..po' lItte;i rights- and have adopted for their slogan the expression 'from harem : ' , t , ' to parliament" '' f , 'From Harem to Parliament' Is Slogan of Turkish Women By preeidei;tial decree. the official population of Franco has been ' i , t Greater Than Thought - ' 7 I. usually days old before it reachOnly when tne ventures ppon an excursion to some nearby spot is there anythinir like an ovation o.nd cheering crowdn. Chancellor Maxi, too, succeeds is living In seclusion during his leave, as does also Foreign Minister Stresemann. Occasionally an illustrated weekly will bring s snapshot taken of Dr. armament', while be is resting up from a year's increased by 28 souls. Clu labors, but almost nothing la said historiea. almanacs and other les. In the press as to bow he spends formative volumes which rive the hi. time. Nobody moms to care population df Prance as 40.141.261 whether or not he fishes, plays tenare In error. The Oruro should nk entertains friends or reads be 40,745.874. books. When the last census was taken. of tho other members at the the names of 23 inhabitants of the cabinet, only brief mention to woo Cam-brat. near to the effect that they have Iliadvillage of lionnecourt, were carefully potted down. ed on "Urianb." and then overlooked. The fact that they had not been included in the of CseohoTim, government grand total wasdisoovered only si national short time ago, whereupon the Nicoski plaits to greats to :nod the airs president of the republic and the nitrogen industry for of thot demand that a interior of country minister the signed fertiliser. decree correcting the error. . t , Not a newspaperman. for Instance. is detailed to hover about the vacationing grounds of President Von Hindenburg. The executive's summer capital. Dictmilissell. in the Bavarian Alps. harbors no big staff of secretaries and ACM. ograp hers. ..A. few trusted from Berlin are .trufficiena In handle the routine. Such news as bout occasionally seeps through the president's hunting exploit. or , : i t, ', BERLIN. Oct. ,or't . , : e'1,1. . :r t . far as public' men can disappear from public view while on vacation. the statesmen of Republican Germany succeed admriably in so Vacation. or "Urlaub"--doing. meaning leavess tt is nailed in German. is an &moat sacred institution and even a man in the forefront of public interest can be pretty aura that he wont be bothered during his 'Ilrlaub." some other flature of his dafly life Population of France -. ro', ,. : ' - wi , - I .. ,, -, - Dots On Vacation The women delegates to the InIterparliamentary conference were torn between thelr assignment to help settle world problems and the universal feminine urge to do some The shopping when In Paris. dress makers proved a stronger lure than the seats of the innate chamber, where the conference W2S held. At the opening session there were a dozen feminine delegates listening to the speakers who had come from many Lends. The next day only four women appeared. There were never a dozen again until the when M. Briand final session, played on his "violoncello, vocal chord& famous the world over. The voice of the French foreign Minister, who is a bachelor. Is always an attraction for women. At league of nations conferences in Geneva as well as In Farts it has been observed that the galleries always have a crowd of fair auditors when M. Brand takes the floor. . '' t Ill - , , , Berlin Cares Not What President Beiore Shopping Lure '''''''',"7,1'rrr:'"''.;"'"'"'7''''''V'''',' f '1 a I ,I CONBIANTINO1PLE, '4' 'i 4 1 '. ; ' 1 r-- 1::,-- 44 ' , ,e ,- 1 visit- - BERLIN(AP)--Touris- to '. .;'.., , 7 1. k ., ti t.'" Hear Big Organ t - f., - -- NOUNINEIMMIO ,, ,,,,---,-,- Travel and Living Not Americans Dangerous Russians Welcomed Direct and Frank in Dealings and Are Good Pay. n. Honor to France's Hero Mom , ': ,..,, , 4, , I MB A ' i ' i OF BIG BUSINESS I7 . ' 1 ; cess Elizabeth. tho ono year old daughter of the Duks and Duchess ,,sic,t,, of York. threeyear.old Indy Pa- 41 ' tricia Mountbattea holds attention . , more than any other child in the Enainotro posse charm Of the rkb batietle Patriots MountBritish public eye. She is the rich- - batten, the tyro year old daughter el Lord and Lady Louie Roust-batte' set baby in England. if got the shown (left) in an, exclusive Photograph: Pellets:an als1 wbrhride of dtaughterbo and Angela siumater)t RichardWarti umweynoa. deialthieretupper Prince of Wales is her god- - pars, Nor.. wards father. Lord Louis Mountbatten. con. Norton; end ledr.Pantela Smith (lower richt). Young-o- n tee sad her father, is a second cousin of daughter et turd Birkenhead. sing George and one et. the wealthiest men in England. Pamela Smith. Lord Birkenhead's dun political rooetinga. British Little Sarah Norton is consider. youngeot daughtsr. fibs is genii-a- d society generally thinks she will the most beautiful of the May- - ally conceded to have snout bo rnors of a in London's fair society chiMrsa. She conies wchartn" of oar of the society chit- - social HU thanfigure hor older .later. dross by her eyear-el- e in the English capital. She Lady Eleanor limith, who bas beauty naturalin for sbe is the daughter of the Hon-- 1 has travelled extensively. fibs is thrown society over to bocome a arable Mrs. Richard Norton,. a. familiar with Italy, and sho knows journalist famous society beauty. .Despite Mader's. The Riviera SI simost SS Pone Ward and beg youngest Mrs. Norton's many social engage.. familiar to ter as Banbury, where slater. lop ilTIO quits proud to meats alio finds limo to manage she grew up in the shadow of the numberAngela. the Prince of Wales among one of London's largest CiSSISSS. famous nursery rhyme cress. Lady their intimate Blonds. They are One of the most striking child Pamela accompaniee her famous tho daughters of Mrs. Dudley personalities in England is Lady father verywhereoven to quits Ward. . 1 I ! RUSSIA . 1 LONDONanNext to Prin. Fall 1Women Delegates , ,,t,, ; big the Bavarian city of Passau of , lat. have bad an opportunity On ; :. ,,0 1 ... I Sundays to hear on. of tho world's 4,; s. IULik......40. 4 , ,.., largest hie organs which is in : '' soll II ............ ,,'-the city's cathedral. 'rho organ has I. r ".' , , 1 - ,'s 11.0e0 pipes and 201 .stops. 'rho ii,,''4: et. Abritt......6...c.,.e.,..........' i' ,,,,, 1.igkaukftheankedtelb Irene Sordoni, Preach netrete 1 i I 4fh an ilersarlf of the' t sergeant ' The Cotustantinople suffragists awl sitar of away Americas image oration of the cathedral will be eel- t ' ' : suommsed. ha a retained to the brated this month. when a local point to her in reply to the argil- - Vatted States. She he 'hewn shove holiday will be declared and the Second A. E. P. pep.' tribute at tomb et Unkeowe Sebliev in mental that women de bet &Isom .e Adak estereeime ....,...r.f ip...,...a. Ir. cff..... "---,.-. 'on her arrival at New York. weer vast collection et the cathedral's I Paris: Left to rightGeneral Pemba, Gement Pershing. Minister of the same political rights as men I ..,,,,e.t,--War Pandeva and historic) treasures will be placed irsir the !mem In Parisian styles, since they do not have the Military the leers hi the ante agehnis wampum& 0"1",1 Savage of Antorkaa legke. g oa ozhibition Valcith',. cost& 1itwle4. laternotkobal Illuotrato2 thl white aslant cloth prow ao of Wok .... Vrellektig et the Illehbout Wows , - i P ' Foci has PARIB"-(AP)----Mars- hal BT GERSIION ARBONDM. ,exudes from punctures mad. by an and hardens on the items (Universal Service Staff Core- ot insect the Tamarisk (tomarix manni- spondent.) This fern). plant grows in Ara- JERUSALEM.- - Sept. 10.The bia and Syria, the exudation Wilt of food which the manna, mystery collected and eaten by the Arabs as ustaimd the Jews through their a delicacy. de years' wandering in the Sinai Dr. P. ig Bodenheimer. the chief desert, has been explained. The expedition rganined by the ntymplociet et She Zionist Experi- Hebrew university spent 11 days mental station the last five years, en authority on scale insects. exploring valleys in central Sinai anti, and has brought back a report that who headed thst wspedition. is now the miraculous food is a secretion convincerthat it is not a secretion of a scale insect which feeds on the of the tamarisk but el scale In- The secretion ranging in vegetable exudation of the flower. sects. 11. tr.t. 11 Pinhead Pea" drop. tog cyprus known to scientists for in the term of myna, falls to the many years as the Tamariak HanIn and is grounds na. orystOised. This discovery will startle the aPPearance and taste it tits ex- scientific world where it was com- actly the Biblical description of monly accepted that mattan is tne being like a water made with honey. vegetable exudation itself. Nowa Like Manna. Entymologists, plant physiologists. and even 'geologists believed Bodenheimer -says there are waa the flower that Was 'deit scribed by the Israelites as "a small many plant and insect secretions world the that are throughout round thing Al small es the hoar arrupy in 1111111 and sugary in taste. frost on the ground." none of run be but them identifisd Lott Time Mystery. with the Biblical manna which for The name of the food discov- 20 centuries had stood for delicious ered by the Israelites was and re- food. mained a mystery, Just as the cirDr. Theador, the entymolcumstances attending the gift were ogical Oscar assistant of the Microbioll. believed to be Miraculous. The gical Institute of the Hebrew name was supposed to have arisen accompanied Dr. Bodes-- , from the queution which the lamelites who saw it and wist not beimer ea the expedition. The two scientists went into the what it was" asked. "Man hu?"- -What is it ?"And the houses et Siai desert prepared to find the Israel called the name thereof manna, which la to this daY con- Minn and it WS like coriander sumed by the roaming Bedouin. a plant. exudation or an en- seek white, and the taste of it was eithet excrement Of an insect They did not like wafer, mull 'With honey." know their problem was For 'ears and until the Be. one ofwhether brew university expedition went plant physiology or enty- research. mological down into central Sinai, They took It was (en- that would have orally presumed scientists that along equipment solve to them of these either manna Is a honey-lik- by helped e liquid which problems. Dr. Bodenheimer is now persuaded that it is an entY Popularity of "Bike" mological problem and hag been On Decline in France solved to scientific satisfaction, Visitors to Passau 1 aPPlicetiolle almost oomplated the writing of his memoirs, hut has refused to let them be published until after his death- - They will fill IS volumes. Although the story has now been told., the marshal labors daily over the manuscript, adding & phrase hers, blue penciling a line there, changing and correcting his account of the great war continual-IV- And hi says he will probably keep on doing this until be doe& He spurned a fortune offered him for permission to print the memoirs while he I. still alive. He explain-le- d that their publication would "disoblige" too many people who would find their part in the victory a smaller one than they were In the habit of imagining. The truth, and nothing but the he truth, le Foch's aim in what eome wrttea. His tooling about other historian', of the great war can be gleaned froM hi. remark that "Today everybody won the battle of the Herne, except Jaffe." It Has PARIS The bicycle. (AP) which retained its popularity in France long After it had departed from American streets and roads. has begun to lose favor here. Despite the public's great interest in bicycle racing storekeepers have reported that stocks acquired this year have been kept in the chops or disposed of with more or less difficulty. Tho increased cost of living is blamed largely for the decline in sales. Country roads that once were filled. particularly on public holidays. with cyclists, now know few of them. The peasant, because be hasn't the price, has been forced to take his Sunday "tour" on foot But the favorite vehicle of the middle classes is not to pass without a struggle. Bicycling societies have organized a crusade to again the "bike." Wart popularize earners are urged to spend less on taxis and save up enough to buy a machine that will carry them comfortably wherever they want to go without expenditure for gasoline or tips to drivers. American Foch' Writes Men3oirs In Eighteen Volumes Solved Marna Itlystery No Garage at ' . , , " "- Y''.---"--- ..- painless and questionless legal separations found their applications refused because they had not complied strictly with the requirement that they esteblish bon& fide residence' to Prance.. Bine& then, investigation has showed, the undieeouraged divorce seeker, have In most cases actually established a . residence. The inindrY of rican.and at the in is Englialb divorce application& studying mean, of further discouraging the pritotice. It is probable that a bill to that effect will be introduced ta parliament during the winter. , . , 77,se I 011011341 CHICAGOAN i F y'. ammesi .1th- ,, Earlier in the year scores of Vetted States citizens. sure of quiet, . ..........:.... ,':.'...:... 4."..:::. ., " :::. I ;.7. ........:.:.: -- 44, : , - 1 , Oct. ings on alone, - 4.4- J , .:. , , , , . i They .. . .. :::::.'....aii.:'.:'14- ,:, is . seeking divorce' in item ' courts; are becoming more end , more numerous despite the dis...;.;;;': ' ' ,....."..'.".'. at attitude couraging Judges who of ' , .:16.7:.::::- recentmonths have been adhering more snore end .;:i'.....:.. rigidlY to the exam ' l', Z..11....'. letter of the last . . . v, Bo many apparently bons fide s ' ..:::IS:::::::11::::.: applications ars now before the tribunal of the Beine that the preiding Judge has been compelled to , ..::::.:.::-:::::::-'..eel aside one dey a week tot hearlil..0e;::::;::::::::::e. , ' 'T - , ' 0 4- ' , ' ' - , - ' i,,. ';:.''.4'..i.''.--- ' '' ' " - - ............ , It took an American visitor from blassechusetts to discover a starDowning thug defect to No.sMnistees street. the prim. Oat home, Other peopt may 'here Irsown It. fine to but the AITIOrtellndidtosothe immediatevoice it, and he lY after he had inspected the famous knocker, windows and genoral votaress et the plans. cos Ile walked over to 'a police stable and said: "It looks very good. Moen but ten me, where is th orar.alrer the "There isn't one, sir, , ectistable - does your Mr. "Then where Baldwin keep his sutomobile." "Don't know, sir." "we I pity yOUP poor prime t Witk Law Foch Writes Memoirs- -Comply .9..PAIII III, - ..1. .'.....11'...i..'...-'..- , : 1101'10 1101111 f , I 0 f Bntatn B.',VT . ,,,, .. . - , ,Women Delegates Lm- ill 1,1y Pitris ShoppiOg. . : ' itchen in the Meuse ,' ',.: of Commons la undergoing extenParliamentthe sive repairs during . ary recess. ' '''''1,'"; '''' The kitchens 111111 built in MI$S. ' ' ''',,7'o ' Engto served been bad meals 2 but land's lawmakers ogee before that. ''''.. ' Members 'of Parliamen t. however. ...1411:'..6....kl':.. ars seldom gourmets. Most of them ...'"......:1Yi..........., ' , , , eat quickly and frugally. ''"ril . Mr. Lloyd George is a staunch ,,, the . ''l - t N. patron of Ake mid buffet in a long oat -----dining room. He dislikes the one of wait for meals and is ' fastest feeders in the Rome. The Labor members, with the Phil Armin Id. Eng exception of Miss Ellen Wilkinson, stag: and screen star. le mother of oEng who is a vegetarian. ars partial le kind's mous beautiful women. Ph U. no doubt. means Phyllis, but he known by the shorier tome. porridge and grilled sausage&favor- her stores 01 admirers she ,,,0.m. Commander Kenwerthy'S custards little cup is the ite dish which have been a feature' of thea Mouse of Comment menu for slumber of years, ' ,,,, , .1 . , , .:.,....''...-1- Repairs for Kitchen By House of Commons 1 . ,..-- .' , 't , D'T21113 ' , ' nay-vie- s, I -- - ...,,, -- - , . ' now - a - f , .." an S ,11 ,,,ii, 1 , , Oct. newest, fashionable cram to to go street paying in white ties and golden evening gowns. in the early hours, after night life has begun to pall parties of theelet1 folk have appeared in Pic- made by two young men. smartly groomed in evening clothes. who tor two hours put up a wheelber :yow pushing contest, filling and dumping loads of soil. The already amused thought they were on eomething "easy" when $I each for the pushers gave them the navvies' allowing them todo work. ' , LONDON. cadillyLondon's Br000dway being repavedando seising picks the , and shovels. begun helping street Paver& A thanes from pick wielding was --- -. ' . , . 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