Show x £ 2 TftESALT XME TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING BRITONS HEAR SERVANTS WED IN “STYLE” ' -- PREMIERURGE r eta git Society Leaders Mingle at fete PEACE STEP Salt iv- - WINE-MAKI-NG the Tribane Ericaon home then looked on as rites were performed according: to Leued Wlrw a traditions CHICAGO Nov lo Mr and Mr OergovY ooBulgarian the Xrlcaon eclats cottage reLauzanno Oergov newlyweds Oergov who ts 3$ years old was turned front their honeymoon today butler In the palace of King Boris to the home of Mr and Mrs Melvin of Bulgaria at Sofia when Ericaon Bricsoa in Barrington where Oergpv then an officer In the United Stales for II years has been employed as army Intelligence department visited chauffeur and with their return the the palace soon after the armistice atory of one of the most unusual wed- He persuaded Oergov to come to tills dings over attended by Chicago so- country and gave him a position his chaufftur ciety folk became public Mrs Ericaon to the former Caroline Recently at the Wlnnetks CommuDawes daughter of Ambassador nity club where foreign bora folk Charles O Dawes and Mrs Dawes along the North Shore (ether each colorful wedding that die week for a social evening Oergov met And 9 hastily arranged for tha family Victoria Kreuaer a Croatian girl Just chauffeur revealed another example arrived in this country to become cook of the Dawes' flair for the unex- at a Hubbard Woods boms He courted her and she Accepted to the delpected North Chore residents whose names ighted chauffeur confided his mariare in the social register mingled Joy- tal plans to Mrs Krtcson who sudously with chauffeurs and butlers end denly decided that the faithful emrooks and house maid at the cere- ployee of the family should havw a mony which wae performed in the "real wedding" Laks Trltua-CfcJea- ge HOME SEEN IN AS DRYLAW AID armament at Lord it r Mayor’s Banquet w i (Owtinu8 lr fae On) ua from without and threaten kntly little more attention to the dan' ger which actually threaten ua tram within® American adherence to' the world court formulation of a plan to he followed by signatories of the Kelwas logg pence pact in the event was conthreatened and international d- weer avert hostilities ferences to vacated by Bchurman American adherence to the world 'formulation of a plan to be followed peace by signatories of the Kelloggthreatpact in the event war wu ened end international conferences to avert hostilities were advocated by Bchurman In addition Arthur Meighen for mer Canadian prime minuter laid the only substitute for competitive armaments consisted of a universal association of nations including tha tinned States "within which mssns will be found to define end identify a guilty power end to hold that power In restraint'' He said this already had been done through the league of nations At the morning session Dr Henry A Atkinson of Hew York general secretary of the alliance said than was "more gloom and cynicism in renow gard to tha possibility of peace" than at any time since 191 He added that religious principles should prove a partial panacea for the world'! unrest Houghton asserted that "our relations with other nations like charity begin at horns” and "if war cornea we may be aura we shall have contributed our share toward mak- Uo PACIFIC COAST Board Finn of Jiao limit Member Says Cmes Will Bootleggers WASHTNOTON Nov 10 (UP)- -C C Teague federal farm board member aakl today the board hu been assured by Mrs Mabel Walker Wlllebrandtand former Prohibition Ccmmluloner James M Doran that nit of grape for making light wines would aid enforcement of federal prohibition Acting aa Counsel for Prult Indust- of California Mrs haa centered with members of the board Teague laid Dr Doran hai told the board ha added that the distribution of grape Juice ries Inc to some eggers POLICE PROBE Wllle-bren- dt to the home would reduce extent the business ef bootl- Effort la Cloee to Beetieggera California grape growers organised into a cooperative with farm board financial aid are making every effort to keep their product from being bought by bootleggers Teague said 8tls of freh grapes or Juice of grapes to the individual householder however wu viewed by Teague aa in an Mske Market FACESLASHING S L SHOOTING OFNEW STORM Citize nSays He Believe) Slain Soldier Wai Oat of AdWarning ditional Rough Weather for Shipping Sent Burglar fOenUnee frees different category Prblbltion bureau official have would not attempt to interfere with making of wins in the home Intended solely for home consumption but they would prosecute any grape concern knowingly selling gripee far manufacture of wine on a entirely sold they hn Om) CLEVELAND Nov 1930 NEWSTAFER MAN DIES Oa Nov 19 VF) —Chules D Atkinson 88 business manager of the Atlanta Journal died today A "dragon tree" on one of the Cape Verde islands Is 8000 years old OIL COMPANY GOES IN HANDS ndence is weakening party Unes bringing smaller men into government and threatening governmental stability Attorney Oeneral Gilbert Bettman of Ohio said today In addressing the national conference on Marks Event in government here The addreu was delivered during a discussion of better methods of picking candidates "The political party should be regarded aa the vehicle through which the will of tha majority of the people to registered upon measures—end aa guarantor of sound official conduct by gnn" the attorney general uld "If these results be not accomplished the remedy It not to abolish the party but to substitute better leadership In tha party If that cannot be accomplished— the heroic remedy is then to elect the opposition New NEW YORK Nov 10 W1)— wu written Another today into the colorful career of Joehua A Cosden by appointment of a receiver for the Cosden Oil company in the federal court In Wilmington Del Cosden once i poor clerk in Baltimore ha made million and lost them Once he entertained the Prince of Wale at hit million dollar estate on Long Island His oil company said Its If you just send it to the Troy to be done Rough Dry asset were ample but declared It was unable to pay its current debts when faced with There is very little ironing: to be done at home and the cost of the aa receivers for the average sized bundlels a demand from the Merrick Drilling company for payment of $11735 for drlllinf a well Federal Judge John P Nleld appointed Hugh M Morris of Wilmington and George N Moore of Fort of the goverIn alleviating unemployment drew a large share of attention nment's burden Worth Texas company which listed it total assets at 11812000 and liabilities exclusive cl corporate stock at $4530000 RITDALREVIVES WAR MEMORIES that only $130 of Company Marks Ceadea’s Re tarn Cosden organized the company It capitalised at $5000000 In 1928 muted his return to the oil business and the hectic competition of Wall street after aeries of reversals had diminished a reputed fortune of Formation He gave me A revolver end X All Eyes Look Toward ConHe made hi reputation and his ran back to my place I went around money in the oilfields of Oklahoma ArPeace on to tha rear door Harold was still commercial scale There too he met and married his BANT FRANCISCO Nor 10 (V-Th-e second wife the former Mrs Charles X pointed tha to open mistice More for Request gun trying Day Franklin Roeser of Tulsa They ret Pacific ocean which took II Urn at hint and ordered turn to put up hto Fends Likely Appear out to storm the citadels of eastern ever tha week-en- d and battered ship- hands' Inetead of complying he un the announced Tetgua board X society and chartered a private car (Contlmwd tram Pan Om) for his pockets ping up and down the coast before started to reach to take them and their millions to was going to puli a gfkn doubled ly would have to ask congress have come to he deeds thought dense a its in fog shrouding the American people New York for iddttlonal funds from the and a temporary calm was due ‘for on me so I etarted shooting" on soil wide awath At the Here they cut revolving fund which was eet through valor and heroism H W Caygll) poet adjunew Captain e atom tonight blood that la richer for the the under the agricultural marketing up ing it" they opera Mrs Cosden wore pearls valued board a announced oftant that oh "The enemies of peace here in The weather bureau reportedtrav-a ficers The board hu already received gave it act $800000 purchased a of 2jo Koodoo of this amount "The dead comrade rest peace- at estate atThey America" be said "are not eo much storm off southeast Alaska wu Ore- the will open an investigation Washington Long shooting Tuesday morning For the living there remains Island They Port At present Teague explained the fully those without our frontiers as those eling toward Washington and bought an ocean front within— those who foster bate end gon B term warnings were displayed Intend to Cooperate board to operating on a very narrow the obligation of carrying on ef adestate it Newport and a $2000000 men Calif II At Bureka where margin and haa only a few millions hering ateadfutly to those ideals of villa t Palm Beach The Cosden racspread suspicion and crest dUtrust drowned when the lumber schooner With Salt Lake Offlean of the original appropriation that peace and Justice which have ever ing stable became famous end those who ere always reedy In "We Intend to cooperate with Salt hai --the name of patriotism to make the Brooklyn broke in two off tht bar not bean committed on loans been the inspiration of our people officials And night hundreds of men Lake police in to cooperatives county The board la confi"May there never be another war Prince ef Wales Lord orderly conduct of affairs more dif- Saturday the beaches declared tha bodies cau" clearing up Cap- dent he added that there will be no But it is the duty of the living vet- And Lady Among Gweata seeking ficult and sometimes mane danger' patrolled "Under wu army CaygUL tain found regula- difficulty about repayment of most erans of the great war eo to fulde the To cap it all Qnly wreckage ©us” they had the Prince tions wa must go thoroughly Into destinies of this nation that should of Wilei as a house of tht loan made More than Advocating American adherence to Fragments tiller Sand guest at Port war come It will find the American been ha by 1924 together with tha world court Bchurman laid it For Eight MK repaid already In Washington Police at first believed that Kr-ol- d cooperative to people prepared and materially anew loaned was the "Judicial organ of the civand snd Mountbatten Lord A drahouie prowler Lady a spiritually’ ilized world and X can thlnk-O- f no Portions of tht deck engine room whowu professional matic Incident of the visit was a Jewel than a score of other cooperatives more entered the and lifeboat hu supepart International institution which robbery reported a few days after the Army Chief ef Staff high on the beach 3alt Lake homes during the past should appeal more strongly to rstructure lay visit In which Mrs Cosden said she Iwoes Statement for tight month American sense of law and Justice Pragmenta Uttered the sanddown 1180000 In Jewels' and Lady Oeneral Charles SummeraQ army lost the "We abandoned the burglary theAn airplane flew or which harmonises more striking- miles Mountbatten wa reported to have Chief of staff said: coast In a frulueas search for bodies ory aa aooa as we found out with fundamental the 113000 lost principles worth of gems ly As Fwecadero 80 miles south of Ban Harold remained at the rear door of “When the thunder of the gun Then came disaster In 1926 Vinof American foreign policy" died down to nothing 11 year ago the Richfield Oil tanker the house after I vie turned on the Pranclsoo Bchurman urged that algnatorlas our nation rejoiced but wu not sur- cent Astor bought the Cosden show lay high an a net with lights end went out to secure a pistol' on the sale of the of the Kellogg peace pact agree in Tamletnia 40 of her crew of 41 aboard The they aaid prised We felt a thrilling access of place Long Island advance on a "form of pacific proce- tanker Thursrelief that the letting of Wood had Palm Beach villa followed quickly onto the of companion Sergeant Paaquale piled to are of nations lost Cosden dure be adopted when control a company he ceased that a long travail of sufnight The crew refused to leave ’Corporal Harold during tht reported at difference and seem 'likely to be day was over but we had never had organized and for a time dropped the vessel hoping the salvage ehtpa drinking party which preceded the fering drawn into war" He suggested that would be able to pull the crait oft shooting told newspaper men Monthe Issue America's way la a out of sight to doubted Then In the fall of 1937 the oil Report Submitted for this pur a committee be formed man believed one of victory No obstacles mathat he Quartermaster Harold path Only night day that Cosden was pose u terial or immaterial work of man industry heard He Forbes Copeland has left He wu probably knew where he wu going Conference at did and soon or work of nature have ever stayed "coming back” taken of f in a breeches buoy and wu when he left the house at 135 Rest ' TICKET HOLDS LUCKY House i again wu playing a prominent part our progress from several broken ribs Eighth South street where they had suffering PORTLAND Ore Nov 10 "Armistice day la a day of rejoicRichfield authorities said the ship's been drinking liquor it to only two smiled today on Tom How-e-ll bull was undamaged but rout blocks from there to the Ivie homa ing it is also a day ot dedication from Put Om) (OonUamd Informed was $1 his He ve said rock negro It gives us the opportunity to had" pierced Seems Logical He ticket on the Melbourne cup race guardsmen child health eare the report held the hull to e depth of eight feet highly that the patriotism the him to Australia Return tended suid which In brought the valor Jlemlngton tha school responsible for every phase devotion brought us victory In war shall continue $15000 He Is a porter In the Gen- Fog Keeps Wanhlpe "It seems logical to luppoee” Ser- of health direction from choosing work eral Steamship office and former Standnlg at lea and the advancement for to to the how hapPaaquale said "that Corporal right Janitor teaching trainer of the Portland baseball elub At Sen Frenctoco the first heavy geant Harold Intended to return to the pick a well balanced meal fpom a piness of our country ” fall fog disrupted ferry schedules and party he did not take hto coat surd cafeteria counter Secretary of Wu Hurley said left three battleship standing at sea hat when he left the house He burses dentists oculists physi- "On this day we express affectionwasn't what X would call drunk He cians were listed among school needs ate remembrance of thou with whom Everything ta famish yas brow unable to anter the Oolden Gate The weasels were en route here to wae Just feeling good X don’t know and tht report urged one psychologist we eerved and pause to pay homage take in Armistice day exercUes whether he wae acquainted in the for tvery 1000 to 1800 pupils in the to those who suffered and died for Endorsements We Voluntary tomorrow More than 11 other ves- neighborhood It is also possible elementary school and on for ev- the victory we commemorate sels were delayed outside the harbor he might have gone out for a walk ery 800 to 809 pupil in secondary solemnly pledge our support to our of Highest From until and became confused and tried to schools to take charge of psychologi- nation in peace fog lilted "More than half the world Is In enter tha Xvle home believing to cal testing and vocational guidance Character Prove Its Unrevolution It should be our purpose be the place where we held the party Says Long Rant 29 Rescued ai Crew to keep our own nation tranquil and Aa eoon as a report of the police questionable Merit to maintain the principles of freePiece Vessel Pound investigation was received i at the Sheeld Be Omitted dom and which "undesJustice democracy an BCAnrSKERRY Caithness Scot- county attorney' office inquest The committee pronounced Only a glance into the faces of ordered City Judge 0 F Dalby irable" county state and national have been worth fighting for and land Nov io (IP)— Every man of tha the upright men and women whose crew of 29 In the steamer Llnkmoor at the request of County Attorney championship tournaments in com- which have made us a great and haphonest itralghtforward statements wu hauled to isfety In a breeches Rice summoned Charles Kent Hans petitive games and said endurance py nation" appear day after day In the public buoy today u the vessel pounded to Hansen and L M Carpenter to serve teste such a long distance running should be omitted from the physical Arm skepThe as coroner’s Jurors press will convince the mosthealth-buildina In a went Right off Jury “Right point fcarfakerry pieces g tical of the remarkable to the city morgue education program immediately blinding rain and hail storm Session Plan evshould of But be Eye” Sargon nutrition powers taught The vessel wu on the way from where they viewed the body and then NEW YORK Nov 10 (A1) --The war school child the well nourished Liverpool to Blyth for repaint and decided to postpone further invent! ery a well as the undernourished the industries board "right arm and had anchored off Scarfakerry await- gatloei until Saturday A REMARKABLE report said right eye” of President Wilson duriing for the tide The anchor chain Records Reveal Children a young aa 2 from un- ng the world wu will reconvene HEW HEATEB parted and the wu driven ashore Yarted Military Career entomorrow in reminiscence Racket lifesaving station derprivileged homes were held near $o now titled to part-tim- e Records at Port Douglu show participation in Every second year since the elgn-I- ng at a week of the armistice the members AGED DIES MS WOMAN old had a varied military career which kindergarten play A big enovraoM for your old him to all parte of the world He Orest stress was laid on accident this board which played such an imtook Kan Nov 10 LYONS tot on this mout to statistics portant part for the United States Brlhlda Pavnado whose age hu had been attached to tht Thirty prevention Pointing warm air circulator— the met the 100000 accl government In the war have gotten been estimated variously up to 128 eighth infantry at Port Douglu since showing 18000 of 1929 ooaomioal heatoc made as those of together Luncheon a business sesdeaths in the home of April He wee previously in the FIX dental years Is dead here children the committee said that sion theater party and supper her daughter Mrs Florencla Cal- teenth Infantry at Tientsin China ' the seven-yeperiod In the home of Bernud M Baruch wlio dera The date of birth given in the Since hie arrival at Fort Douglas during are board was been of which the chairman tlxe had accident prevention death certificate wu October 1 1804 he had served aa publicity clerk stressed In public schools adult mor- Items on the program der Captain Cayglll post adjutant placing her age at 13d years 33 per cent while Increased tality tftnt Death Takei Two child 1S5 South State mortality stood stationary Cooked kangaroo tall la new Member ef Board Corpora! Harold wu bom in Wat had a sister natives Conn Ha the Mrs deilcacy among erbury Death hai taken two prominent of New Zealand Catherine Culvert raiding in membus of he war industries board 21 street Laurel at —Admiral F Fletcher and Oeneral city "Ha wu a model soldier" Captain George W Goethala — but Mr Barucre Cayglll declared "He wu never in expects virtually every other member do not believe any trouble before I to be present tomorrow wu he doing when he knew what he N-EW- S The board originally Included Mr house to It la into that tried get my Baruch Alexander Legge now chair'opinion that he wu under the Influman at the farm relief board vie ence of liquor" J Leonard Replogle chairman fee m iteek we are eleo-I- n Ta make B Parker chief umpire WIFE SEES POPE ENVOY’S Judge Edwin ant It pattemi that aril as hlfk a American-Germa- n claim of the Flu CITY VATICAN cost— SOe (P)— leu Pope Hue roll at factory pr commission George N Peek Gerard Monday received In audience Mrs Nelson Perkin Hugh S Olbson wife of the Amer- Swope and Thomas ican ambassador to Belgium The representing the war department PAINT— Ivavy Oilln OnarantMd— g24t Hugh Frayne JOHN W GROVE Gallon TO quirt 4e Plat pontiff knew Mr Olbson some years Robert S Brookingsnow governor when the American was minister Albert C Ritchie Complete Um ef Drapertoa Honduras TEGUCIGALPA Nov ago These Swope and Henry Bayard people are all well known 10 (AVrWlth communication line in Poland and he himself was papal Maryland In their communities and have Complete Lino ef GUddtaT Paints and Varnishes aaked Howard P Ingels secretary nuncio at Warsaw The pope the being gradually repaired along to attend given their voluntary endorsement Olbson to convey a message of Others expected and Co Armstrong-Enaber- g north coast reports coming in to- Mrs March F out of pure gratitude for what this warm friendship to her husband He Oeorge N Armeby hurra the from swept region by wvor aoirrw has done for famous medicine night i u wasatch Chare New York George K Jame indicated about 70 then Impearted the benediction icane Saturday Memphis director of the federal res- them because they want their felpersona were injured Material damMacLennara Donald know R low o bank lufferers erve tha tthey too HEAVY LOSSES IN FIRE age wu estimated at well over B Noyes Oneida N Y can be lifted out of the throes of LIVERPOOL (J) — Sudden fire Chicago A POtis 000000 Cleveland Brigadier suffering and 111 health Charles The storm’s fury wu worst In the roaring through the dry timber of a General Palmer E Pierce Thonra John W Q rove well known contabout $8000 small waterfront warehouse Monday where Ceiba tone La Orlando F Weber BeneC ractor and builder of 915 Miami SPECIAL LOW PRICES banana trees were destroyed on one spread to adjacent building' lnclud dictPowell MacDowell H Crowell Charles St Kansas City Kan recently plantation alone that of the Stand- Ing the premise of the Woolley and Eugene Myer said’ ‘I had been in poor health 8s 8teamship Tobacco company and caused Clarence Fruit ard company reserve bant federal tha of Jr ten yean suffering with stomach TOR CASH ON DELIVERY Sugar plantations also were greatly damage estimated at two and oflf trouble constipation and other dismillion dollars Hundreds damaged while houses were wrecked order I had to take a purgative firemen fought the blaae for five and bridges destroyed house Family Washing Is So Easy Chapter CoIorfulCareer of Noted Operator chapter GRAF STARTS NEW TRlF Oermany FR1EDR1CH8HAFEN Oraf Nov 11 (Tuesday) ($V-T- ba Dr Hugo commanded by Zeppelin Eekener started at midnight tor Holland with passenger and man It U the Graf 150th trip RECEIVER OF 10 (IP)— SEA ISLAND BEACH Ballot scratching as aa expression of tha voters' indepe- in SlacDonald Pleads for Dis- NOVEMBER-1- Ohio Official Decries Baltyt Scratching EVil - ' t ‘ ’ tinued It Distinctive Work Hyland 190 A 300-ac- re -- the 0 -- Think It’s in the Third I of Desk-Draw- that STUDY METHOD Valuable papers amounting to thou- sands of dollars in value are lost anYou owe nually through carelessness know it to yourself to where your valCo to uable papers are at all times & Utah Trust Company tothe Savings day and rent a Safe Deposit Box Boxes cost surprisingly little their safety 1$ unquestioned they will repay you many times in convenience and in saving you worry and doubt If you do not systematize the handling of your affairs it i$ likely to be costly Why not use our modern facilities? 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