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Show 'f TOE DESERET NEWS SALT LAKE CITY FRIDAY English Tennis Star Falls in Marital Line Ecrcps Shaken By Rczcr Started By ike Coincidence Warning of Political Intrigue Spread After Chance Meeting. Report Sends Detective To Search Rancho For Hidden Treasure of Late G, R. Christian. BY EUGENE CRAWFORD. (Special Cable Dispatch to The Notice. 1! Doe. II, of Stakes. To President Aarontc Council High P r I o sthood Supervisors. Bishops of Ward, and Ward Aaronlc Priesthood Supervisors. Tbs Lesson hooks for the priests, teacher and deacons separately are now sellable at tho Preaiding Bishop a Of floe, lfle cads, postpaid Money should accompany orders. It Is desired that all quorums begin the year with there lesson books and that each member of the Aaronlc Priesthood secure one THE PRESIDING BISHOPRIC. J JANUARY1 3 restore to the HSpsburg family their private properties, which Were confiscated after the war, when the dynasty was overthrown and members of the royal family expelled. Whether there was any truth in the report that Monsignor Selpel actually did r ottate with the exempress concerning restoration of ths dynasty as Austria's ruling bouse, it is impossible to aay. It is generally believed to be untrue, however. As tor the alleged meet Ing with Zita Selpel, who arrived here today, himself denied It. tOopy right 19:9, Chicago Dally News Inc ) Picher, Calif. Bank Fails to Open Doors Deseret Nest.) 1 VIENNA, Jan. 1 Through a PICHER. OkU., Jan a (ap) coincidence the former Austrian oecret conferenr Tho bank of Picher, a stats chancellor. Monsignor Selpel, has were to bold j become the center of a ways and means of and ths only one tempest in regarding ths Hapsburgs to storing teapot in this zinc and lead mining throne. On Dftc. 27, he arrived in Luxa conference Within a few hours the repn 'reiser, failed to open for business emburg to lecture of CathoUc societies At that mo- spread throughout Europe, cau ng A statement by its directors said ment the former empress Vita was great excitement in several cojn heavy withdrawals dunrg the there for a holiday Vjsit lo her The socialist newspapers of iday season and inability to realise brother, the grand duke of Lxpm-bur- g Austria treated ths story as in on outstanding loans caused the for the conduct f' aKn explanation A M Gaines, president of the Immediately a Luxemburg news- Seipel's clerical party in the j out a aTor that paper gave trian parliament, where they are new Chicago Mines corporation. Is Betty Nuthall. Borland youthful and bill the to on a action for Selpel president of the institution. pressing team star, whose engagement to Dr. F. D, B. Spence u expected The formal announcement of the betrothal may be made daring the Christmas holidays. Dr. Spence b also well known on the tennu courts. (IMnUlnSI j NEW YORK, Jan. 1 -(I- NS)-Once again the lure of hidden gold sends the thrill along the But hunters. spine of fortune this time, contrary to tradition the treasure trove is in cash and valuable $2,400,000 and it is cached somewhere ea a eprawling Mexican rancho Just over the border from San Antonio. At least a report to that effect has sent a New York detective hurrying by rail and air to the rancho of the late George R Christian, in search of the millions which vanished from the offices of Lay A Heaton here simultaneously with the disappearance ef Christian, treasurer of the brokerage firm. Ervine J. Smith, vice president of the International Secret Service association fa the detective bound today for the golden cache. He is determined to eearch the gulches and arrojos of the estate until the millions are found. Meanwhile, it in declared, extra legal searchers, with plunder possibilities dancing in their mind, are making furtive Investigations just in hopes, Christian, mystery man in life, died last May while out on bond on a charge of writing obscene letters to his brother, with wbom he was at odds. His secret died with him. In Christians disappearance 1924 stunned his firms custom- search failed erg and a world-wid- e to trace him. In March of lat eai he was arrested in San Antonio, but he was never indicted for theft It was revealed that across the border he had enter talned Mexican plutocrats and alluring senorltaa. But the fortune which he willed to Miss Helen Harrison of Philadelphia ignoring his wife, was never found . 3930 DEPARTMENT STORE JANUARY CLEARANCE hoi-trie- s. Mon-slgn- Unconscious Flier Comes to in Time To Save Himself An Extraordinary Clearance of Hats 2 (AP) WASHINGTON, Jan routine report reaching army air corps headquarters Lhiay told how an army pilot had fallen unconscious more than two milea In a tail spin and recovered in time to live to tell the tale. Lieutenant D. D. Graves, of the; $5ih pursuit squadron at Rockconwell Field. California, lost sciousness at an altitude of 25 0GU feet in an airplane he was test-'A fitting on bA oxygen tank ing failed. The plane lurched Into a spin4 and he did not beg n to recover until pas&irg the 15 000 foot aiti So fa tudo. was his drop that he had fallen 2 000 feet more be- fore regaining his faculties suffiinto ciently to bring the plans control He landed without damage to the ship. A ! A COLLECTION , Were 4.95 to 6.75 WASHINGTON. Jan Jan. J UN'S) $ Special Group of Hats Including chic felts, soleils, velvets and combinations. AH of them greatly reduced. In aU the new popular winter shades Rou-ntao- HEALTH y without 0MMBODILETr Jan. 2 (AP) WASHINGTON, The war department accepted the mark of 20,000 feet set by 1 of ieutenan( Norman H. Ives Rockwell Field. California, as an unofficial altitude record for pursuit type airplanes carrying a full military load. Ho far as the records of tb air corpa sbow, this elevation which was attained in tests conducted at the California field, is the highest attained for ibis type of planei when loaded. it SI tothcmtbe wqr theyll hke it Scott Emdbion. Pleasantly flavored. Easier given, easier taken. Digests readily. 2' 90 6o i0 fctze HfndV . . CREAMS 59c . 3 1 1 DENTAL CREAMS Forhaoe iz CV pebeco 9c iz Pepfuvlent o ante Uterine 4c size Squibba air T -- O2c . PAR 90 iac o0 aise D. A R 19e size Cimav I. 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The emergency was so great that police fired tadiaertm inately on the mob. but the not as not ended until federal troops had been mobilized and rushed to the War Department Acceptt Altitude Mark arrivals all of them. Featuring the smart, g styles, long ide effects and new eyebrow lines. All head sizes. (INS) Tho comptroller of the currency scene. Recent METALS, SOLEILS, VELVETS, METAL AND FELT HATS. METAL AND VELVET HATS METAL AND SATIN HATS Three Die; 50 Hurt National Bank Call As 2,000 Jobless Issued For Dec. 31 Storm Gty Hall BUCHAREST, OF NEW MODES FEATURED AT A REDUCED PRICE enc Lieterine 9e tie 5s- - 3 MISCELLANEOUS Hot W ater and 5 size Miller bvnnKc Combination . .1.20 SS size llot Water Bottle XSc 5t c size Gillette Razor Blade package of I . tie Soc size Ifennafnara . 20 size Ulazo Kit 23c sfze Mavis Talc i 2e 25c size J A J Talc . . 10 S5c size Palmolive bhaving Pream 2I Trwih Brushes to 2c size Kleeuex fge SCOTTS .ODIUM.. EMUISIOtt on COD-UVS- MADKKAIY Clearance of Winter Coats 75 Regular 29.50 and 24.95 Coats The original price tags are being left on the coats to show you how much you are saving. These are coats that meet the requirements of both the smart dresser and the thrifty shopper alike. In Suedes, Velours, and Broadcloths. Sizes: Junior Misses, 13 to 17; Misses, 14 to 20; Women's, 38 to 48. Regular 49.50 and 39.50 - J. Coats Suedes, Broadcloth and Velours HALF PRICE TIME HAS COME ANNOUNCING all of them smartly furred. Grasp this opportunity to secure at a low cost a coat from this group. AH of them are authentically styled, replicas of much higher priced coats. Sizes: Junior Misses, 13 to 17; Misses, 14 to 20; Womens. 38 to 48. X OUR ANNUAL 00 Regular 59.50 January Sale Coats COMMENCING NEXT MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 6TH Look for fafl details to fyOow In newspapers. 244 m EAST SUGAR HOlSE r Beautiful coats of Broadcloths and Kashmir trimCaracul, Wolf, Marmink, Fox and Kit very last word in fashion. Sensationally make way for spring models. Sizes: Junior to 17; Misses, 14 to 20; Womens, 38 to 48. med with Fox. The reduced to Misses, 13 Iil HVK15 , DRIVE OUT IP 111 VET w ? iMIlMi VVHUX' (Hi K liii (iiYlKiiDLlXv o 'tlMluil vvii LV A y J W- - |
