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Show s &"' jr - V ' THE DESERET, DUE! fHIlS ?aid .Egress?-19- NEW3 WEDNESDAY -- o DECEMBER 28 1927 Returns! 01 Tomorrow and Until Saturday, Dec. 31, Inclusive. COLLEGIATES at 9 oCIock a. m. IffifiMCi; Eritre the Duffy and Pegtop Pants BT LCMUEIi T. PAR TON. er two ago bat lately tbo boo boon j ccdlege 0f The In American (Special correspondent .away from --extreme fn drooa. The j DeoeretNewe ) , Bedrift Just now Is toward somethin. Consider Discuuions bEw TOP.K,, Df. .1 jjk the peg: top trouaern of1 The hard bat now rtmo the CPAVKry college 5 ear ago. tween Italy and Greece ahuiL The "belt boa cone" out. I think home the record alii show that this ha Sultan for tsitmg enonakln cca Ai Thrust are almot invar- ben the biggeet suspender year in the hol.d And at Jugoslavia. iably topped by many years. The college boys are new derbies. snapping up all sbrta of patent The flouriah in in auependr The favorite wide a range of a a chain arrangement, a chain of from the BT JOUS GUNTHER. design, fine workmanship taking the place j nobby the od leather gadget which j Kngtuh cable to Tbo Pwrtt bowler to the used to button on the trousers. Ten and ih Chicago trail? bold kettle soup dotlars a panr is not an unusual UPAi ptBA. TorWey. lc- - I motif of the ear-l- v price frr th j suspenders. Conaderablo perturbation M felt hunnineteen Un'fnubed wrorsted and Ox- her over the fiait eft M. dred. ford grays rtm to be the favor-- 1 Greek foreign mraieter The re tuna to Ire fabric. They like solid to Rome, a here he haa been hard hat lfSot so that they can wear thecolors, coat iled.terranean problem confined to rel- 'with pm tripe trousers at tea or' with Dictator Mussolini. Man ief Joy other day time social functions I The Turks think the projected ufacturet say There was a tim when pourparlers between Foreign Min-i. been dre? was popular in colleges.rowdy this ha If a ister Bnand, of France, and the biggest der- boy got a letter on Ms sweater he'd are not likely to chang, the 10 or wear it in by year for the rest day and night Balkan situation and fear the outt year. The col-t- o of hie k college course. This baa come of the present eem bo enjoy the in- - passed. The bov get more fussy eoiiretsatiiens will be a pact direct- lege coogrtmy f the derby hat and the about their clothes every year. ed against Turkey. New Evening Mylew understand- - coonskm coat. Perfeap it is a k Bach an stttute for having a fight at Jack The dinner jacket ig no longer h'r r.wful for anv and every evening mb? JSscsS pcnetrutlbn of fun lion. ! the Ms colleges n is nee confined nmetly to etags or' to for a long time as an effort howTh return of the drrt. t rather informal evening affairs pat Greece, like Albania and Huna a ever is of latk kUitt evening dreea comes withj swing pari gary Italy a camp against Ju- to VOllege etyle whi'h went out iul4 finished and somewhat lapel goslav.Turks f toddy were eider braid on the trousers. It vs when The say the move also wearingcoliegn romper. ffHuggly tailored. The boys seem; would be directed against them, and inclined to draw the line at the At Princeton, Georgetown with the understanding, implicit, at but t a leaser extent, Harvard, topper. Occasionally top hat ere th however smoothly word'd, that college, the padded, square worn. but. as the boys say, a der Greeks would give up their claims other trouser shoulder the and never peg top 'off side with svening byts te thg Dodecanese and give Italy are dress coming back with a rush. a free hand tp, Anatolia In return New The York f a proprietor The stiff shirt bosom Is back, for Italian assistance in the event tailoring establishment, which ha preferably with a pm stripe de--J Jugoslavia should attempt to gain made clothe for many with color to match. 8tyles! generations sign, ffeJomka. In the big east- m haberdashery are somewhat re-of undergraduate The Turk think also that the ern sarnew outlined the trained- - Aside from the coonskln. college, Italians would promise Greece the favorite overcoat is of the eastern Thrace in the event of war torial drift. Want Englldi Modes. hesterf!eld cut with a velvet col- - j between Turkey and Itaiv as the T don't know why It i " he said lar and peak lapels. 'Price of Greek aid. The Turks reHowever, the boy dont Talk member distinctly that the allies but for the last few years the promised Italy a part of Anatolia hove have been insisting upon Eng-s- h like they dress. Said one coonskui models. They 'em to know coat to another: In one of the secret treaties draftThat sap has a couple of but- ed during the war and that In what the young men are wearing tons off his shoe. do. fact the Greeks were encouraged a England before Fes they ought to put bun in Just now they want a three to Invade Anatolia in an effort to button, English cut coat, extreme-t- v i be dried raisin box. forestall the Italian. If broad shouldered, full chested youre collegiate youH know; Thus, to Turkish eyes, the present conversation between the and fitted closely to the waist that they are discussing not their Greek nd Italian foreign minis- line. Trouser must be pleated and friends attire, but the fact that he-, ters, seem to be muting Turkey s cut high In the waist lift After is& eccentric and should be confinto an Institution (Copyright.; the-- continental fashion. two bitterest enemies. The Oxford bag are done with ISC 7, Consolidated Press Assorts- It is felt here that if an ItaFan-Gree- k year t on. it They had some little run treaty is signed an j sure to follow, treaty 1 i are Turks Thus the apparently Architect . as thus writing down yet another Balkan state a a Mussolini ally somewhat opposed to a Iranco-ItaUa- n U. of is On U. which rapprochement, Jury against Jugoslavia in the first place, France In the second place, said here to hinge on the Svmn Local architect have approvand indirectly but Importantly, transfer. (Copyright 11!7 Chicago Dally News Inc ed selection of Thoma R. KimTurkey. ball of Omaha. Neb. as a memFear of Mussolini confessed ber on of of architect which Anatolia is the cardinal the jury desgns 71 , will select principle of Turkieh politics today. plan for the new Uma The Turks view with extreme nerbuilding to be erxed on the vousness the repeated proposals campus, w Thirteen Utah that Syria be given to Italy by architectural firms planning on France with the result that Mu on 100 oUni would be Turkey's immediate next door Anatolian neighbor. Store- - Opens at de-s.- N-- w. Michaio-populou- s, Mus-cohn- Italo-Gree- Italo-Gree- " , . J Italo-fiulg- ar KaS , Vi ' J Iil-verai- ty TRIP'Sf NEVER BEFORE! . I. a SUCH PRICES ON GLASSES ad rkoBAHi.r NEVER AGAIN rm THI NDt Cashier Passes Accountant Tests Springville Veteran Refuser to Give Up Mount for Auto. N Only 19 2 Only 1 6 9 T S PsrasM. cashier of tli ,I'tah Copper company waa inform- ed Tuesday that be Had passed the examinations prescribed by the N- tiotnd Institute of Accountancy and Speeding automobile may be all haa been made a certified public but Mr. Parson ha been accountant. like who them, those r.ght with the Utah Copper company, they will never suit the taut in for 19 year. transportation of Milan L Crandall. who at the age of 71 i atill fUftTBA a cowboj proud to term himself waa and Afic Irft Htedler; born in HU1Geers Harris wrest. br Mr. Crandall who Mt FKtk IrVt all WtIMam md TlT j Spnrgville and haa lived thera the DU W' tiAoor street, hi life took time off during Robert Job snU Glads Hardy lira-- ! holiday to ride from Springville to Moa. HI Bert street. West Temple North Ogden. He made the trip of bur. PtasVy aM Rarak PTlr HeIf mles I1 dav. riding It duH Johns. Ill rath ThHetth hours eah day and stopping over dwrkane W ,' girl. in pue hi Fait !ake for the night, Berslra asd Joe Hon of his age and the slippery eondi-uo- n lev lie Third East sr-- t, Wtef and Frances Garvta. I erset of the streets, ilr. Crandell Senih srrei, Ctrl, made the trip without any dlfflcni-it- y Fvrb Marl Harlow Edward and his horseback is r whatever, for Ohlscn Jelie, 2IS Tlurteemh East. ! Cbadwtrk travel. MLi of P mod anj jfavor.-tVO east F)ret kcan. bey 1 want to live a Irg and fjonh Henried Ran-- 1 Uhe ared cowboy said, and for sell.BertUS RayBrown aveevs. j that reason I will stick with my Lake and Pli LaVerse Co Mv j st (3rd South street, bar jhono. Occasionally I ride in an au- ria, W and Ethel V Vrrwe HOer Chari tomobile, but I refuse to make a Palmer, S3 ftftst FoertJt South street. practice of It c. Mr. Crandftil ha been a cowboy Neaf and LMa Burnham RambUn. all . his It'e and ha never been Kanab. tr MaHe Russel! t Albert Ilertnr sad He said. he thrown from a horse, i Cisrk. (41 CoaisvHiu avenue, bey. is the proud owner of th horse A Ha James B'rknwre sad isVuuj well known T Mnnsou which is ho maw IM Reaseaelt aesaw Frnchey rl. in Utah countv as a prixe winner. Raymond Ryheu and Thelma Ad- -, In addition to his cowboy experi- deiue gecoftd aveauw ences. Mr. Crandall was an early girk KHtU Hi!!. day freighter and railroad man He has lived an active life. U still vigorous and still so youthful that he enjoys being called The Kid. fr and COATS COATS COATS I8i! m 9; M An Extra An Extra One For Only 13 9 j J -- f s. Only 1 0 7 KRYPT0K S Invisible Bifocal Lenses for far and near sight. Two pairs of lenses ground into one. The nost invisible double lens made. 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White shriners f.led In the court tooay their reply .to Jan. 9, at 7 30 p m in the Sevenhft eat of the negro shriner teenth ward chapel. bo aie scekirg to set aside an grant'd bv Texas courts them from ulrg the and ingma of ririev, emblem th white orgxiiizat;on. Iecivrng the question to be dc-t- n a ned Is whether thrv lost their cMt bv delay uakihg an the white shriners ex.-4 ref tbit the mt was instituted h the Arabia Temple at Houston to the Ionc temple of the 'mem s?ir or m that titv a soon fhe exienee of the latter tra and withn a vear nd a hvf ite brgamxatlon. 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