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; J .lADY PROMOTER " L BrYmT) fliXTT THTBlTyB. TflYffGTlT?, trmrftoy. SFNTiaT, ftTTTTCMr.TCn f. WK Free, Happy Service Station E TAWS 'Pi It snuK many months' fur eH-tts l .iKtt - on a sliurtat. j in' f I'.onti.ouo in the accounts of th- half lu''-n .tllf-.i i i'a tmi.t.u..,- j IUilI vlt.st 1 tlu ii d'uirs wht-n Ma-if:!iu- -Kitlll.' Iiai.ai. t-l-M :- ! "iiuirl; wtrnu-n i'It.ii urit-r, was urn Tmm the DIVORCE MA r"".' " 1 j.-.Mtt.MWJ L gain 3 jPSli :.f2 SOBER SHADES IN SAYS PARIS "h.'iv is it kiviU ilral i'f Wllflv 'in tho owning iiumIc. I. ;if mould j h-t'wn, in t in " nmi chiffon is :i m-w ruIt'C fr -nciMnjf shvn ' liy important ImiiM-. l't- U i. slir. il..- fVi-iuiii; ',(-i.- ami :i-P- at s in must uf .In fal.t i. s .n ,;' u v 1 ns.'. At'.- i ' ii . nil m i- hi.i ;i . -hail- s at -, n v ''. ! in.-. I Hark and whit.- MWMin-:; di are strrssrd at ia-vl.tl Today at Rialto I'.v l.iuna M.'iwiil j ( A-so, i.ll. .1 l'rr.,s Cushion Kdltor) I'ACiS There is almost lis, imn'li cham:o in the culms dress-1 makers of influence here al' stliirt'. , in;; lor advance winler costumes' there is in lines ami skirt NL- ."'- I " '"' j licimhs I ' .' Th:- lial.llul.s lit, (liven in ! In lii-nii. .NVviiiln. wlu-ro .livori'P .tht., ri-nl .rvl.-. aiul m-MIiik ullly Amoin; the smartest shown arc I HKVMKIISOX; -Ky.-i.-Vi luuicl f.4-MK.- i-l.on as. ;i littlv inoro nttorn.-ys. divorcoos and nllmonv iiiilitv .roUuct." I rich dull ...lorinus Ilk,, unplant '! Ill, hard ll. nd. r- lhan 7,000,lMlo and- th.. Iissels as ai- three inipoilniil suh.i. c-ls ,.f , The U.vor.-f servi.-o station when I purph-. im.h,.ulliv red, leaf mould "trikiim I'iKures. in th... early .-. hit mere limn ( : :,,0!UUI00. That conv.-rsalion, a very snmri youni; ! mienine ils doors select.-,! Violet brown, ivy and deep emerald I colonial history, are to he com- llikiH into iicculi.'U a million dol- man has hunK a simi over his aiilo- . ,,,. Anti-Knock Caolln.. .ni,1 lin. I .nol win.. ,)i s of chain-! "" 'niorateil here ( teloher .1 1 and IS if t V SET POPULATION LIMIT OF AT 8 BIL1 lakes into aceuliiu a million dol- man, has Ihiiik a sisn over his auto- . !ay Ami-Knock Casollne and (len- Kreen and wine drees ot chalh- f ljl-s MadallH. Hanau had tu her mobile service station. It reads: ' oral Soconv parahase Motor oil as ' l.ertin red, which Is a shade personal account. i "The. Divorce, a free and happy 'the product If would fcatur... ! b, owner than the InirBtindy of ; I'eoplo had almost forKotten service station." , 'l-eople will h coiuIiik to Ueno las. war ill" "flair which Lite last year I'he owner says "I'rnpinmiity hn- for relief for n tone lorn- time nmi ! A ii liiiiiMiiiiii ,,..i,.,... Inlro s the foiinder.s of this Ohio river city, and the first successiul wi tters of Kentucky. ration exereisis will Mi ' 'i 1(.'i,ei lor n lonK. loiltf nine nun , n importatll nesibllel iinio-i slire.l parliament both as a mat- s-ts Familiarity." The siB,i (jeisl aut every one to leave here witn'ducs two new cIoriiiKs which he '"M1" ''"l ' "' unwilinr. of six "f '"""'' "! - I thm .m in and because of, ,ie feeliuK that the service Is as i calls llitht and dark dahlia, and a tablets depictlns Hie history tics, for there were charges that ; its humor slant breaks the ice. and K,loll s the products, which nre rml.lv f lame red wit Ii a rust brow n 1 "r "'" Transylvania cotnpaiiy. o, - til.) cabinet Illinislcrs Were in-! 1 keep them coiulnc hack by civilu- ! .-rea' ." he .-idda ! tone In It n noeil for house. ! Manied by Colonel llenilersoll 111 two cabinet ministers were in - j I keep them coming back by tiilu olvd. it turned out that Jean' '- .. ll.nnessy. .Minister of Auri ultui". . sh,:i,l;aj;e of assets, nlthoiiith she ! rilnArvnll rl Will A :.rh;,:ru;e7h::f,i,;;k:r,'o;j'i':i':' - EUROPEAN FLY NG This wunifn mnn'V-inastT own t )ht own oll'ico liuildin an 1 tnn in il. namtnl for ti is hov - 1 The tlahiia shailcs liurdnr on pk -plum piti-ph1, th.- ltliitT O'ip Willi inurh red in (t, im-ant f'1'" AVt-ai un tiff hriuht li-l.'s; tin iiarU--r, it rinse match f u- otiK- t'.itiilina. and dishamh'd i m!y al'ti-i' tin- statf uf Virginia iitin a. f.l ils Ki'iiturky Imld i , Th.' lahlrts will In- lllivrilrtl hy ; Or. Ar.hih.ild H.Mi.lfrsun nf th I'niv.rsiiv uf Xnrih Carnlina. ,, ..oi.i.e of trl.U ,.! , 1., . ... nli ..Ii ' " 1 VI II Ullltr III! I HI III il II 1 . . P . , , I I 1 I' I ' (II Allrl II t .111)1111. t. IIIUl ,he l.anau crowd and published ""''" Poems in her principal fUI IM llXLL LlIlL , e , ss black in the nen-" ! . vice- which ..... '"" ' - . ;rtv. ,. was h..i "or urT' ;'""', ""Mn"'"' i liana.. hiKh:pressu,e salesman1"" '-'" '" ' I an.l Ida. k or dark blue coats and "' descended ,r.o James 11.. j lifiMK .-Aviators who dem- t '1 .1 :' I ' I. A X I). Ohio .,1". The 'stills a re a p. to ha ve it ray or belt. ,"' '"' "' "'"! " """" , . .Madame llanau sf.ll is In Kam: ons.ral( ,lt,jmy , kl,t.p ;l ,,,.,,., first , ,. 1)11KO j,,,,.,,,,.,. M1,.,.. : fine do.s woven into the mat.-' ' A , l.t.zare pri.-ou and many of her n,,.,. ,.oi, l for :iol miles in1 ival.l four-enained flvii.K boals ' .'ial. tivim; the effect of fine em-1 tu , .: I!( , r ( i Muff also are behind bars await-I .,., ,. ... ... .,,,.., .,.!,.;..,. ...., . broide.v. ,.r,.c m,,iiiii. . I HOT inn ici in in . i ney nave na.i . ,,. ... ...... ., . . . ., . ,. ,.i ,...i,,,,.i i bear:. iks befoie .he i ii v est ii;a I n i ,,.,. .(,.., s . K, , v-rii incut 's id.-., j ha s a rri vc,l in tin- Uuile.USlates im.KiM.aleK but tin. XpcrtS'l;,. o ,.,.,..,,. .; ,! It is the first l the ..s, l. reports mm men .latestc, tn e.x- p , , h,.nls,.h.,.s , ,.w ,,!'. nief plains, to ... b.oim-ht . ai l .or... u .tie ei.a eou.n not ; M,wd . mm.y ,..hjm.s and la : c.Mn.ry. I... determined l reiresent Ilaly in inlernatiunai The flyi.ii; boat, carryini; L'f. pas Tin, report alleges that .Mailame (.tMS : seiners, was sent In ll latum or her aii.-ms sold Willi.. ut . 'obj., ,Viw v-n-,. f ll'i in-j ileal f the smar.es. wirb-i eel iii.-eiobb s have dark coals. .1 ' K ' 1 1 ' 1 1 K. I'ort.u; land vividlv colored lininvs wl'i.'h ' Ilea lit 1 1 ill dumb cirl was II this i ina.i I: one piece dresses. 1 ti.ick ! spli alien for Invention of tin j felt bats show colored felt linin-s i a ml duiiil. alphabet, it has be kinit the color ensemble-Idea just . revealed here Willi complellon I'hila.lel- a lillle furtlier llian il heretofore t plans ... er. i t a nionuini nt to t niblv to- i has been carried in winter slvles. t inventor, lie was Jacob Koilrini amhoiity many millions of francsi VKIi.VI', 1'rau.e ll'i - Arcbaclo- .;peiiion and leal llinlils. I Alio. her version of the ens".i.ble I'ere ra, bom in 17 15. and deport- ' worth of M'curilies sent to lu-r or- j aislx are iIIkkIiik t.Hii a iiionn.l 't,,- si ml of the planes will be 1 is black bl'oadelot h coal of three-; .1 from l'ortu,:al because he was .' ( anlzalioiw by clients. Lara" p. of- loppliiK a bill near here, be.ievini; -.hi'p." d ... .lie rni.c.l Stales short- iiuarler leiiKlh and lame dlcss; a .leu. i' lt' were promi.-ed custouiers and: ii ihe burial .ilace of a foruolleii 1;. from the l.ornier idalil a. l-T-ied- iaud coal liniinr. Such costuiiies1 Ids interest liM a si: n laite.u.ic loany of lhe?e lestilifil lliey .ivete Ihilli,. ehiof. Alu:ielll Ii uo of, r.v ill ; r ichs l.afeu. l.el lliany. The Slollt lllost f re.j uelil ly , colubine brhtht by which he mit:ht colrtllHllticatl., paid promptly. dicates the pre-,-itce of vaults oi line, now carrying passengers I reds or emerald preen with ld:u k j with a beautiful mule whom ii" .Madame H.inctl maintained her, caves deeper down. The she L-; across Lake Hi ie between Detroit broadcloth and black astrakan I loved, led him to evolve a coui allails wre cndiicleil honestly j about IT. miles from the l.iilh ami Cleveland .soon is lo hn pi- I ti milium; used In slraiKht bands j phte alphabet. e weld to I'aris niul lli.il ailioll caused a ; pla.e of Cyrano ib- I .er;o rae. ;...i..e,l I,, linffalo. ion 1 1 a. I an,, laocbl .he deaf and diinib ujv w , w v.." .rY K ,' I'.IMM.IN' ol'. The time when. 1 human 1,,-ines may be piishim: . . ,,ih ibis planet tor lack of . IOmvv room is r. . edilif:. 1 1 n !- luo eiirs aim. It was es i I ileal. ,1 that by '-' 1 0.) the tolal ' ,ii,ulat ion. ::rowim; lit its current ' I. He. v..u:,l aiivaine from U pres- etll 1 ...lol.ltiol. I to ti.ouo.unil.ooo, about ihe liui. l for which, .food 1 , mil, I be produ I. I Hut I'roi. Albiecht l'enek, :Oer nlany s b adilu,- neoRrapher, ; in a eonimunication lo the l'rns.siatf ! A.a.leiny of SeielU'es HOW lflves 011 ill. -reas.d capacity, , lie places the mil xl lllllin : popllr ' la.i.ui at s.tiiiti.iiiHi.il'H), tin .over . ai;e density of MIC per cnitnro I mile, or, iillowhiK for desert re liions. a practical density ot '.MT, whi. h i "i responds to a Utile muia than the 1 lesem popillalioll dell sily of N'W York state 217.. l-:uro.e is in a bad way. aceord ' iim ... l'n.f l'enek. With its 3.- 7 ;, ii sipiare miles, he says it can support only f,..i..o.i..,0G0 and , already has 4 Ml. 1. 1.0. 01.0. South . America, with ii. sou. 000 square. miles, could comfoiiably acnom ; inoda.e the whole present popu i lalion of Ihe eiirlh. In tact, ho ! looks for .reniendoiis development j there and pre.liets lhat linir.il i : it" stin. d lo become one of the ! ne.st powerful nations, i I'.efore Ihe limit, is reached, hn ' forc es deser.s and other wasto I places turned Into productive areas, because there will lie sut I (i, i. nl man power to do so. CORINNE GRIFFITH In "The Garden of Fden" today only nl the Rialto. 1'Hl SHKI.S Wi The KlnK and iiueen of the liclKlaus will visit the KitiK of KKVI't liecemher or Jamiarv. returnim: the call which Ihe latter monarch made to thH counlrv las. year. The Kelsiai. rulers will he the first foreiKH visitors to a new royal jh Mill!! Then The mail tribune's Begin---Three Big Days---Thursday, Friday and Saturday, September 5, 6 and 7 AFFORDING OLD AND NEW SUBSCRIBERS AN OPPORTUNITY TO SUBSCRIBE FOR f 1 ' (Subscriptions Must Be Paid In Advance) How to Subscribe Call at our office Iwtween 8:00 n. in.', and (!:0() . in., on Thursday, Friday or Saturday, Seplcniber (i or 7 or mail your subscription to this office. Subscriptions by mail must bear a postmark of one of the three Bargain Days. No subscriptions will be received prior to September 5, or after September 7. Tliost; availing I lu'inst'lvcs of liargain Pay rates Ml. 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