| Show Honeymoon Passports Prove Trying Problem for Newly Couples In England Hotel Proprietress Says Women Notice When Others Wear Vear Same Clothes While Men Only Notice Change Recall Eavesdropper in Royal Palace Jap Prince Prince at Oxford French Violinist Defends Jazz German President Celebrates Anniversary of Wound Received in Battle r Honeymoon Honeymoon passports are arc a good deal of a problem for ne newly Iy mar married ned ried couples who ho wIh wl Ib h to duh dagit from a London church to a boat train and cross the channel to France Fronce the day of ot their wedding The foreign office will not Is Ie- Ie luG BUO passports for a ft man and wom worn woman woman an as man and wife Until they have havo actually been married In some cues clergymen have been en- en entrusted en entrusted trusted by the office foreign office Ith such euch passports and have hare not do- do delivered de delivered livered thorn until the young oun cow cou couple pc pie were ere legally entitled to them The American contingent on the London stage oems to with the of oC summer Bummer Dix Dix- DixIe Dix Dixie ie Ic music I Is now well to the fore foreIn foreIn forein In London Edna Thomas and her accompanist Piper hav returned from Germany and France and are giving a second series of concer concerts In which negro and plantation songs make up most of the program The Emory morY Glee club of Atlanta GIt G Is also alao singing southern male melo melo- melo melodies melodies dies In la London Women omen notice when other women woman always wear the tha same hILt hat and coat but men only notice when other rica nen make a chance Justice Rowlett observed In the king bench division where he was hearing a 0 case rase brought by Mrs n St Vincent t l 10 vo recover for or clothing she alleged wee was sto stolen len from trunks she left lott stored In Ina Ina Ina a London hotel This remark of the judge was Inspired by testimony of the hold proprIetress that although Farrant now claimed her ber ward ward- wardrobe wardrobe robe was as very ery elaborate she a- a al 01 always ways WIlYS wore theme the same me coat roat and hat bat while living at the hotel Arthur Elmore the sailor allor who awoke oke one ona recently In the palace valace gardens garden near the king kings king's apartments apartment was booked at Scotland yard ard In a a special book kept tor for who have been bec held for tor annoying royalty the most famous of o whom was Boy Doy Jones Jonc who gained r 1 peep at Queen Ic Vic Victoria torla toria sitting on the tho throne Jones son Eon of o a sailor was first caught asleep on a 0 ofa sofa next to the queen queens queen's bedroom He ex- ex ex explained 1 that he ho got gol In by the tho elm sim- simple sim simple pie method of climbing a wall 1111 an and stepping through a French wIndow Ic He had been In the tha palace alace throe days doys helped himself to eatables and not only lad had J ad seen en the queen on the tho throne but hi his steep sleep had hod been disturbed by hy the crying of the Eaby Daby Princess Royal After a 0 term In a house of ot cor- cor correction correction cor correction Jones Jone again returned to the tho palace The third time the tho young man was wu apprehended there the authorities decided to bundle him ort oft to soa sea and that IV was the tho thelast thelast last London ever ner saw of him Blondes Prefer Gentlemen R a skit based on Anita Loos novel and Grand Giggle fashioned at- at after attar af after ter tar a performance of the grand In Paris were two of the most amusing features feature of the an- an annual an annual nual nuat theatrics garde given In Chelsea for the benefit of the actors orphan fund Americans were tro numerous among both actors and Adele and ond Fred Tallulah Bankhead Dorothy Dickson Joseph Cone Coyne ONeill O'Neill une Cowl Osborn Ethel Levey Glen Anders Ander Ruth nuth Draper many other Amer Amer- AmerIcan Amerlean American ican lean favorites ran booth booths I and as- as as assisted Isted In entertaining the great crowd IJ J Prince of Japan will go Into residence at Magdalen eel col col- col college college lege Oxford Otford 1 October after hay hav having ing passed many mary months of socIal activity In Great Britain and on ont t the be continent for or the tha purpose of familiarizing himself with English and French Ha Is will occupy rooms jutting out over oer walk alk and overlooking a picturesque back water ot of the Char Ch r These Thc e apart apart- apartments I ments menta are regarded as s the most In one of Oxfords Oxford's love love- loveliest host liest colleges In th the rOs three same rooms room I were occupied by Os Oscar car Wilde Magdal n college collego has succeed succeed- u succeeded ed sd Christ church as the favorite avo rite Institution for royal roal undergraduates undergraduate undergraduates ate ates Ging Edward attended Christ Christchurch Christchurch church although he did not lot actu actu- actu actually actually ally rc reside In the college but the I present resent Prince of or Wales ales lived In for several terms and popularized It with royalty the world over Lieutenant Colonel Bernard Frey berg y V C D S 0 Is ii I among the many swimmers Immers who will shortly attempt to wim wlm the channel Colonel Freyberg made mado a 4 dra- dra dramatic dra dramatic matic matle attempt last year ear and got so ao close cloo to shore art after r a hour IT-bour bat bat- battie bat battle tie tle with the tide that his tug mon man almost cried when he was vas taken from rom the tho water yards ards from shore His Jill wife bad had kept unceasing watch throughout tho the long s lm im and as her husbands husband's eyes had bad be- be become be bc become come bloodshot his body blue Ith cold and he tailed failed to hear the directions direction shouted to him she he in in- in inflated Meted Isted he must mutt leave the water ater Colonel Freyberg served at Gal Gal- Gal and Is II scarred with nine nino war wounds PARIS PARIg July By 10 10 By The As- As Associated As Associated Former Fresa-Former Press Former Premier Fremier minister of war ar In the ninth ld cabinet has hu long been known as tho the most moat absent absentminded absentminded minded politician In France Fronce But ButhIs Buthis Buthis hIs crowning achievement has con con- con consisted In forgetting to stand up when the Marseillaise was played and In the tho presence of the tho president president president dent of the tho Republic Who j Is the tho low communist up at the tha speakers speaker's table who ro- ro refuses re refuses fuses to rise when the tho national an- an anthem anthem an anthem them Is 1 one ono indignant guest asked of another at a recent banquet M utterly oblivious to the tho music and ond the entry of Frost Frost- President President dent was 0 sitting gui gui- qui quietly etly studying the menu Only for forthe the tho fact that Marshal Foch who was beside him nudged him In Urne Ume he ho might have received a ahard ahard hard roll thrown by the Indignant guest Generally Mr Minister Foch remarked with a twinkle In his eye military music does not make peor people le dream and the Marseil Marsell laise I have never found to be ex- ex exactly ex exactly antly a lullaby M e blushed President Is la faced fared by something of a 0 dilemma duo due to the death sentence passed on a 11 woman nurse for tor killing several Of the Invalids whom she was wu attend attend- attending how ing-how ing how man many w woe was not exactly established at her trial The woman was condemned to death by a a jury of the Gard de- de department de department from which the president halls The Court of Cassation has re- re rejected re rejected jetted the murderess appeal and nothing but presidential clemency noW stands stand between he her and the guillotine The president will examine the case soon and hi his former ormer consUl constitUent constituents are awaiting his decision with Impatience A pair of silk stockings stocking adorned with a 11 certain amount of embroidery embroidery dery occupies a whole window In InD Ina ft D big Paris store clore Tho price of this work of art Is 1250 francs French passers-by passers note the tho sum and at it once onro convert It Into del del- dol dollars lars hare as they declare nobody but butan butan butan an American woman could or would pay 41 41 for a pair of stockings Jacques Thibaut violinist has returned from his last Jut American tour with a high opinion of ot Amer Iran Amer-Iran II ian on taste In music compared with withIE Is 16 years yearl ago It Is no longer pos pos- Bible sible he a says cays to offer a 0 program of mediocre works Ho 0 like 1110 bits bits- sager sager tells the French they know nothing of jazz and that In con con- condemning condemning con condemning It they condemn a they have not really heard The reputation rep of the tho American as a lover of no music but jazz juz he says I Is i as a false filse as such gen gon- gen generalizations always waya are aro But dont don't scoff cott at jazz We Ve In France dont don't know what It really I Is we judge by Inferior specimens The day I arrived In New York YorkI YorkI I hoard heard Paul Poul Whiteman's orches orchestra tra Interpret Circus a 0 work spa specially written for tor or him by a a great Deems Taylor You cannot imagine what new and ox- ox exquisite ex exquisite sound Bound sounds It gave Its Hs orches orchestration I Is admirable Like every ever everything thing done dono with taste and entrust entrust- entrusted cd ed to great artists artist It has hae Its value No no jazz Is an art tor for works that will viii last tan dan can b be writ written ten Americans who corns come to a French Frenchport Frenchport Frenchport port without th the necessary French vIsa to visit the tha country have onlY themselves to blame If Ie police au- au au authorities refuse to kilow them to toland toland land or If It they are charged double prIce for tor visas In ip the tha opinion opinion- of American consular officials hero Consul Gener General 1 Skinner declares that French port official officials would be within their rights It If they refused such careless Americans the per per- permit permit per permit mit to made them to a R British or other port In the past few weeks on steam team steamers Cr ers era calling at ot both Ch Cherbourg and Havro there have been bean a 8 certain number of passengers without visas Isas and these thesa have held up the tic tic- de departure of the boat trains for near nearly ly Iy an hour thus thue thu disrupting rail rail- railroad rail railroad road schedules delaying tho ar- ar arrival ar arrival rival of other passengers consider consider- considerably ably obly in Paris Porla and end giving mu much h ex- ex extra ex extra tra work ork to French of officials official Ucla Is Tho The port officials have to qua ques- ques question tion question these thelo Americans Americana the same as they would have tave been questioned at a I French eon consulate In tho the Unit Unit- United United ed ad States This takes time as gen gen- generall gen generally orally the conversations are car car- carried car carried ried ned interpreter on by means of an ter Investigation into the origin of a score rore of exceptionally fine tine oriental rug rugs that suddenly made their ap- ap appearance ap appearance at Nice Ico led to the dl- dl discovery dis discovery covery that a II group ot or fifty Ar- Ar Armenian Armenian Ar Armenian s refugees have hae established themselves In the little town of Co Cogolin golin Var and are turning out rugs that deceived the most care care- careful fiji ful ul professional rug buyers buyer The Armenian Armenians managed to keep koep their seere secret for tor over a year until they disposed of their first output tearing rearing that the dealers would bo be unwilling to pa pay top prices for oriental rugs manufactured In France Fronce Dealers Dealer declare the run rugs are even better in quality and color than those which come from Tur- Tur Turkey Turkey Tur Turkey key BERLIN July By 10 10 By The As- As Associated As Associated Press President Press President Yon Von Hindenburg congratulations Is lations on the sixtieth anniversary Of the first and only time he ho was wounded in battle Iii His wound re- re received re received when he ho was only 19 old brought him his first decora decora- decoration decoration tion of ot which he now possesses 7 77 A As a R lieutenant just graduated front from the military academy oun oung took two weeks vac vats vats- vaca vacation tion and then wrote his parents parent It I la is high time I smell burning powder pOder again A week later he was ws fighting in the battle of ot Koe Koo- Koo Koe in tn the GermAn Austrian German war In 18 1366 G 6 when a 11 bullet grazed his head Ills His helmet which lie he still ha has saved hi his life lire After Acter recovering reco conscIousness young Hindenburg had hi his wound dressed and ond then continued in the bottle battle receiving the Red ned Eagle Earle medal for tor bravery The directorate of posts pots and ole tele- tele telegraphs graphs graph at Stettin has started a cam cam- campaign cam campaign to purity purify the German lan lan- language lan Ian language guage The French word pen sion meaning a boarding or inn Is the first to be chopped off the Ion long list lilt of foreign word which are arc in itt the German diction dictionary ary but are not to 10 be allowed tn in inthe Inthe the telephone directory Authorities have hae substituted the German word 11 lit literally orally visitors home in the new directory y without notifying the Innkeeper Tho The arbitrary change It Is charged means the loss or of business a as even een Germans German would never think of ot looking under the f In the directory for a pen sion slon Furthermore they say uY from frem sounds too tOI much like some ome sort fort of an asylum Part of the student body at the UnIversity of Munich Is up In erm at an order of the board of rc- rc re gents gent dire directing rUne that the namo of a student killed In the famous HIller putsch In u 1920 o bo ho placed on the bronze tablet containing a list or of orthe the university World orld war heroes The Tho student council describing the tho action as u a glorification of ot trea treason rca rca- son In that Hitler's adherents at- at attempted attempted at attempted tempted republic to overthrow the lie lic threatens to chisel off the he name of the 1 It if It appears In Inthe inthe Inthe the war memorial tablet Workers of ot the World Unite Unite- Unite Unite-in In Song I is the paraphrase O Marx Marx- MarxIan Marxian Marxian ian slogan under which there thero has hili been organized a Il workers singing International w lh with headquarters n in Berlin All Alt over o Europe worker move move- movements mont ments have flourishing singing so societies as part of their propaganda work The new International I is to unite them all In one organization the purpose 0 ot of which Is the recon recon- reconciliation reconciliation dIlation of peoples through the publication of choruses folk songs and songs of combat that are d with the socialist spirit of broth broth- brotherly brotherly brotherly erly love Among the countries represent represented ed cd In the singing International are Germany Belgium Great Britain Austria Denmark Holland slovakia Hungary and Alsace Lor- Lor Lorraine Lor raine |
