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Show THE DESERET WS SATUIU)AV AUGUST 14 1020 Pasha, Foeof Britain, Tells the Story of His Secret German Visit "On n um MM (BY KARL H. VW TOGAM)) (Universal Barrios Staff Correspondent) Trailed from Berlin to th border of India. and Aug. II BERLIN. by Oreai Britain's kseneet oocrot oerrios men aa perhaps dangerous enemy of Omat Britain, Envsr Pasha, command i of ths Turkish nationalist rebellion, who with associates y stl rrtng up th Mohammedan world to early war against the British rule returned to Germany and departed again before the British became aware that they oould demand him. Enver left for the Orient again, this time for the purpose of taking personal command of Turkish nationalists and Mo-' Bammsdan and Turkish military forcea WhlJs the forces of Great Britain seeking Mm, Enver for mors week, are given in the name of Enver than two months, waa tn prison In an because of the maglo of his name among the Orientals Intsrnment camp at Riga and for Leaving Koenlgsberg for the Rustime was examined dally by Letu sian aviation field at YKebak. Enver's BrltiMi and American officials and pilot figured that a four hour gasellne never for a mordent suspected that the supply would be adequate. However, it was not by II minutes and forcsd ' dark little man with the scrubby beard a landing naar Busnaburg. less than ' and soft voice was one of Great Brit 10 miles from ths Russian border. Th aln's enemies and for a large part of party waa Immediately arrested by the Letts under ths suspicion that they the Mohammedan world eo. hero that many Moeleme have great nia pic wars Bolshevik emissaries Instead of ture tattooed on their bodlea Enver German merchants. arrived at Kiel on an An examination revaalad that the as an bxciiang prisoner.exchange ship Russian who was accompanying En After a few days reunion with Ms var as sn Interpreter was carrying wife and two. children, wnbo escaped elphar dispatches, thus confirming ths from Conwantlnople with the aid of an suspicions. All were thrown Into JaU. Italian oonsular official, Enver has Tb pilot, Enver declared, waa beatan again disappeared. over the head until the blood ran down While waiting for his princess wife hia face. In an affort to make him ho to have herself made more beautiful reveal tha identity of hie two passen a nearby beauty parlor. Enver chatted gera. with me over tea at m nearby hotel. I thought thay would beat him to Has Sense of Humor. "They were death." said Envar. With his scrubby beard off. Enver about to start on me when an I apput In an appearance. looked none the worse for his rough Mm for protection against to pealed experience. Usually reticent, the grave Turkish such brutal methods andbohe said that permitted, things oould not military chieftain could not suppress such told the Letts to quit. That E an occasional chuck) and there was a and I was, gleam of humor In his eyes as ha re- -. gUahman, not knowing who called the grilling the British, Lettish savsd .me from being beaten up and and American officers gave him and possibly from being killed." how he again slipped through the Asked for Views. hands of the British without his idenhis Enver, companion and ths pilot tity" being suspected. 'Kismet, after all," he said, "but wers taken to Riga, where they wei I have no regrets that you did not ac- first put in prison, and then quesunder the becept the invitation to accompany me tioned daily by officials lief that they were prominent Bol to Moscow." After five previous failures to she vista The examining board conreach Moscow, Enver started early in sisted of Lett British and one AmerApril on Ms sixth attempt. He went ican. The American," Enver told me, by airplane. The gasoline supply gavs out and mads a forced landing at was in tbs uniform of an officer ofa Cross Hs had Danzig. Envsr did everything except the American Red of books and pamphleaving his visiting card with the Brit- largeonnumber Bolshevism before him and he lets ish ccmmlsaioner. He next landed at Koenlgaberg kept asking me what I knew about He where eeveral days wars spent in mak- the doctrine they expounded. me if I believed in ing repairs to th plane motor. The constantly asked first Information tha British had con- Bolshevism. This questioning day after day. cerning Enver's departure at that tlms repeated Enver wanted to know of me what was niy radiogram to America. relatione wers between official Gen. Malcolm, tha head of tha Brit- tha ish mission hers, mads a strong rep- Great Britain and America tn that resentation to tha German government they permitted an Americanof officer to take part in the grilling people because it had let Envsr get away. "He was quite natty about it, one going into Russia. That aroused suspicion anew, of the German officials eald to me Riga authorities were unable to while a member of the British foreign the deoffice who came to see me said that understand how Moscow could mand the releare of German subjects Downing street was "much annoyed." LetIt was finally decided by the Name Spells Magic. to hold the three tish government Ths prospect of Enver's presence in men as prisoners of war. They were the orient Is very disquieting to the placed In an Internment camp where British. Various reports say that En- - the hero of the Turkish nationalists ver ia In Azerbaijan. Armenia, Tur- was kspt as a common prisoner, ragkey and Turkestan. They have arleen ged and hungry, with a lot of othout of the faot that all of tha military er Whan psaca aesmsd certain and an orders issued by hi brother, Nourl Pasha, and his uncle. .Halil Pasha, exchange of prisoners was agreed upon Enver and his companions were the victor at KuteL Amara, and now commanding in Mesopotamia, where placed aboard a transport and sent to last on Kiel. British the he inflicted defeats Extraordinary Values 1 I Without a doubt the event of the year. Here it is! 3 One lot of America's highest grade Suits, made by one of the most reputable manufacturers - a manufacturer of National Reputation. He needed the money - we had it - our purchase at a sacrifice price our In other words YOU the benefit of our fortunate patrons gain. purchase. . i 4 ! are-give- n Eng-llrhm- 9 Made to sell from $75 to $95 Extra Special, Commencing Monday , , I Pawns Child For Food, Then Steals To Redeem Her By EARL L. 6IIAUB. (Universal Service Correspondent.) CHICAQO, Aug. 13. One of the , mosf .amazing stories o f corn pelting mother 'lov was revealed here today when Mrs. Clara Walters admitted she daugh had pawned her ter to get money to supply ths needs of ths child's life. . ..As h sat on .her. cot .In Jail .today g strug- -' she tdld of the tho obtainfor baby' to' money gle two-year-o-ld heart-breakin- The Reason- They were cramped for money we had it In addition you will find impelling values grouped as follows: ' GROUP 1 ransom ths desperate expedient of forged checks and JalL "I was living at the home of Mrs. Maud Goodhue, sobbed the pretty The baby needed stenographer. clothes and food. 1 saw two diamonds In Mrs. Goodhues ring and I took them. Then she told me she would keep the baby until I paid her $200 for the 'iiamonda sjbnd gave, me - paper to sign. I signed it. How else was I to get money to ransom, the desperate expedient of tear-storand told how she had forged checks at department, store,, Hy mother." sent for her" she wept, I wanted her to have the baby, not the other woman. They are taking my Catherine Eway from me." Mrs. Goodhue appears to be Just as anxious to, keep the child. Bhe is prepared to wage a bitter legal battle for the adoption of the child. She will be opposed by Joseph- - Kroil. 'the child's grandfather. Kroll said hs had been paying IS a weak for - the support of the child. Leroy Walters ths father, Is said to bs In Milwaukee. Regular $90.00, $87.50 and $85.00 "Buit VaIue2f. " Regular $45.00, $47,50, $50.00 and .$55.00 Suit Values. GROUP 2 GROUP 4- -s S' Regular $78.50, $75.00 and $72.50 JSuit Values , Special-Discou- Willed to "Friend Regular $28.00, $32.00, $35.00, $37.50 and $40-0- 0 Suit Values.. I in nt, Each-Sectio- n C. M. I. Baggage Dept. (By Associated Press.) NEW YORK, Aug. 13. Tbs fortune left to Arthur T- - Walker of .New York, by the late Edward ,F. Searlea ..Inter-of- - Methuen,' Maes., who died recently, was conervatively estimated here toYou -Mr. Walker, day at $10,000,00. a friend" in the will, named as which was filed. tor probate In Salem, OCR DRUG STORE IS AT Maas., receives the residue from the ill-11- 4 SOUTH MAIN BlZ entire estate after deducting bequests of less than 45.000,000 to relatives X and employees of the Searles home at lor tho peek two yearn and elected for week and hia thumb waa almost sevBANKER KILLED. Delegates Selected to Department of Justice Methuen. the coming year, has tendered hie ered. MARSHALLTOWN, Convention K. a William Iowa, Aug. It The fortune was originally that of .X Leans Toward Suffrage County that he may enter the Holyoak, aged II. course in long time resident of Parowan Is 3. Harry Scurr, 43, to Utah a f take c. ths late Mark Hopkins, accumulated to Ths News.) (Special 111 medicine. with dropsy and other com- th Citizens Savings Bank of Gllmai e In' the building (By Universal Service.) Union Pacific PRICE." Aug. 11 Eighteen dele-g- ot t Mr. Ravage has been popular with plications. WASHINGTON, Ang. II. Ths dela., president of the Maahalitow, railroad and left by him to Mr.' Hop-kiso to ths county convention to bs Bath the teacher and pupils and Six of Parowiana talented young Farm combecome to bids fair with bureau, wealthy farmer an. stands f Justice high on wore portment who later married held at Pries Aug. II elected have left on a tour of the neighSearlea munity. Both Mr. and Mr Savage people land 'owner, was Instantly klileu large th government s prise suffrage fle- have a state. They boring repertoire nlrht &t (he Pries Republican pro. have been prominent in Church work ef up te date plays that they will put late this afternoon, when th automo-- . portment.' President cinet primary as follows: here. Note In various on boards tho bile which he wee driving was struct Following closely upon ths appointA. 3. Henry Rugrerri, W. E. Price Paragraph. by a Mlnneapots and Bt. Louis freight , Puzzles Lloyd George ment of Mrs. Annette Abbott Adams Anderson.Lee, Charles Avertll, Carlos I train on a grad crossing three Rule Alfalfa teed producer in Carbon 1 assistant district Ban of Francisco, New Ada are believed." O. A Larson, T. P. Lam one, county are planning on one of th southeast of this city. (By Universal Service.) attorney general. Miss Ethel A. Dona- George Frandson, P. O. Sllvegnl, btgget seed harvest In many year has been LONDON. Aug. mads Hartford. hue of Conn, "Is President Weather conditions have been the beet Wilson prepared and able to carry cut spctal assistan to Attorney General Thomas Culp,- - Fred Loreher, 3. T. and a large crop willr be harveoted, it was learned C. it his policy to a logical conclusion Mac today. George Hyland, Palmer, Knight. Stanly la reported. by Miss Donahue, although only 21 Pries, 3. Rex Miller. J. W. Hammond, sanding man, munitions and financial assistance to Poland was the query years of age. Is reputed to be one of Gomer on P. peacock and Barton N. Dal that arose In the mind of Premier tho most brilliant women lawyers In Choir Parowan of Outing W. ton-am A. A Alternates She will report Sep. Lloyd George when he read the Wash- ths country. Lowry, ington note, according to an announce t ember 11 and will bs given charge t k. Homier, 3. R. Sharp, Mr. Tbomas Held on Chimney Meadowj ment from Downing street today. admiralty matter on Fouta, Thomas rout. Oscar Haft sen, 'The Premier Lloyd George" rrtde the ward PAROWAN. Aug. Gworge Faucet! and John A. MathJa. . BANK PRESIDENT HELD report, read th full text ef PresiThere win be e expmaeie ef gub- choir held an Outing laM night on j dent WJleon's note with deepest inter-se- t. MEDFORD. Or. Aug 1. W. H ernatorial preference until tha ejec- Chimney moadew. Nearly 111 Of them He does not follow the presidents the Benk of tion of state dtktkta II eraered la advowee, te een Street Ire taetwry with owe rerlS eeeb reasoning In refusing to recognise the Johreon. president ef with camped there' ail nirbt. (hey report falsifying at owe eteee lergeet aeewrtiweBi la the city. He Is seriously Jacksonville, charged will --Oemplee oa Soviet government. time. an had haring ejojable bank stats to ths examiner hi reports concerned to know what are the means Head School Reiigm, before Justice Parowan era graph. f supporting Polish Independence and waived examlnalon Medicine Even Rollins, a young men workWill whether the president is prepared and Bagshaw ef Jacksonville today and Study was held to the grand Jury under able to carry his policy to the street ewwth ef Salt Lake The ter. bond PRICE. Aug li 5f. H. Savage. ' ing at a lath mill In theewcanyon wt $ft conclusion by esndirg men, munitions! tbl circular fci early band la (ft SJ&2A to Luxisb bead. 1 II principal of Garbos county high school and money." -- . The largest department of its. kind in the Mountain Region, will lave money by making selections now. your V V 4 lh y - Xi , rej Uni-verel- ty earl-ouer- iy vice-presid- of-th- ns as Announcement HOW AT SEW CLIFT BLDG. 404-4- 0g M. A. Nelson B. Sc., D. C. CHIROPRACTOR X ' - . Cotleg Degree la Mne gtwdewt Of Medietas. HOtR )( Nwt I4t-- r. Meier. a II.' Jl-- Electric Electric Vacuum Cleaner $5.00 Off It , Of flee, Was. MRre Raeldewes, Was. WL 1-4 n, 'Washing Machine - er 4-- 1 Gun-deme- $18;75 Off Fslaree Gradaate. g Tears Practice Experlesee. Pb Wilioni U ess seeded wttk VAJtlws r li tii Jr DODGE BROS. 66 East Firit Scuth Strect. f: V. fi' Ev ix: 7X I |