CYV Monday, "August 26, 1929. THE JOURNAL, LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH PAGE SIX Opposes British' in your business I shall bid you oi Mayof R. E. Bobicr, has filed all adciu. suit against the Troy Laundry and White Star Laundry, operaRespectfully Yours Fred G. ting under the same ownership. Bobier asks $40,000 personal College Utah. damages, $1,000 hospital expenses and $100 for damage to his Elder Fred Speth Has 4f Trip to Germany :y ? y is- K j Willi August 1011929. - A Dangerous Woman, which opened The lame "i-- 1h. Grand, h good picture. ouslj (H,t splendid melodrama. Most of are) n pretty story, but an ah one. Eoitunalely familiar with Th e lame Wolt, and will soibiugly inlere-dininterested in witnessing the further there are not u great many such wo- - Bert i,) ten's which he charges AND IDAHO ,car, a collision with a jfrm driven by an employe of the NEWS BRIEl S laundries. He the driver j Schulperbaum 20 Kiel. Gennany charges carelessness, declaring At The Capitol Theatre At The Grand Theatre sph Enjoyable A Dangerous Woman Lone Wolfs Daughter picture, "OIF, Daughter" at the j he (By Vhe Associ 'Editor Journal: Salt Lake City I left Salt Lake Cityfon January Claims hi, 1929 in company with about men waited in picture tin?, is If you sixty other elders who were on held up Dr. Ray T Woolsey and wtis paralyzed. seen others jou should see iliis one to ( lion (live Brook takes a splendid part, misdifferent to the their way the attendant at the main street enjoy a really good show. Well told and does it well. Neil Hamilton, too, store of the Pie,si upturn Pharsion fields. of Legion and and well acted. It is a talking picture. Hues very fine work in his part. The Li Xilled When of us crossed the macy yesterdayForty-eigand story has to do with a British govern escaped After Auxiiiar Officers, ment agent in Afina. He lues a bcjju. with Atlantic on the Leviathan. $73 in cash and $18 A vriot nr in Novel fifaxctVdl xxvltllUl j) t,i Russian wile whose morals cheeks. The auto carried Calr- well. leaving England there were ,4 an Drum Corps Prowlio lias no morals. Her pot lime killer tecn oi us going to Germany. Six forma license plat s Killed Crash is Ho snaring of other men and Mn iof us were assigned tp the Swiss-GermConfcst Decision.' reis an adept. In this picture the vii Salt Lake City F Gota mission and the' others -Eugene, Ore, Aug 24 (APi- J. thus are gentlemen, and one com Cario, Egyit, Aug 72 (API A missibn fused a man 25 r. nl last night to the Gciman-Austria- n army airplane, !J- Denshock, naval aviator of mils suicide, while the other is saved later he re- - Slant British On our way over here we spent and a few nnnute a crew of seve'.i, San Diego, Calif., was killed lieie, tnmi himself by the handy man wlm by him'mannf,d same struck n the around in ported looking in Chicago ,a & day .4 iiottntr Pi ess Photo tak-ith- is -- after disa with today of!cr:u1,ed him rock lubbtd shortly and morning when the plane in puls a iwixon snake in the lady's bed. were somewhat but the city Louis. LoUcheur, French mlnlstei Heliov airdrome, which was enroute from It is a hit broad, perhaps, and still all he off from the mg $28. we didnt get in that appointed of labor, was a prominent figure In to San Diego nose) the real smut is concealed, and left Wash were of , the aviators Seattle, killed, (Three notorious of those to see any The Hague reparations conference from lo jour more or less vivid iuiHRui.i. of 300 feet. dived a the and Mrs. the other Utah Pleasant Grove height so including pilot, He said France would not accede to gunmen for which Chicago is lion. We mjojed the picture, and are four 7,. of widow Browi 91, badly injured. noted although we saw several Margaret British demands for a greater shart An English scientist has esti- - stronglj inclined to recommend it to the late Bishop j. hn. Brown, a ef German reparation payment. other things of much interest. hoie with Operating at more than 400 re- mated that each lightning flash1 j on. h ll.c ll The Chicago museum which has pioneer who armed Aliii'tn an l.t Ierhaps it is a wee bit sophisticated died yesterday volutions a second, a motor driv- wastes enough elecneity to light Young, Brigham of collection a i s'lin antiques, large lanuual ch put tmriit, contest to the en grinder has been invented to an average residence for 40 oriJ for the verj jmmg, hut it is strong and iuiliim.il eoinenUun A loimal coins, books, manuscripts (iis id 1'oiiiu il ll Cliev.uix d more years. Twin Falls A. I) Bobier, son sharpen threading dies. vnj strong, and well worth seeing. me ,M ISMUll. .S.lUlICiiiy piole-ti'inl. was tiled against the several other things of much inDnUMO Ini iIim ul tin eleventn judges decision vvluih awarded terest. 11 midi m pai lint ul4 i (inn nt mu ul veslei (lav's contest to the HerDuring our sight seeing trip the un'dii'aUur. In point ul man Bakei post No 9 corps of there we visited some of the beau-jtifthis viis the ino.st Ogden The piotest was based on parks and gardens. ul diiv piececimn miTUng an inti lpietatmn rules ot the From Buffalo, New York we ul the ivvhuh apply to the contest and since tlu oigamzatiun to those wonderful, out went Illicit bv the Logan ilium corps, Falls. Heie one I tali Counts A decision gigantic Niagara jwlio placed second feels the greatness and power of Gets 1930 Honors. was asked liom legion ol Indianapolis, and In God by gazing upon one of his Piovo wax .soli i ted as cue 1939 and marvelous the even! the protest is upheld many wonderful convention city aTter rr contest between Ccclat Citv, which another contest will be held at handiworks. We arrived in New York on the lcccived the second largest num- a place and date named by the ber ol votes, Or cl en and Logan department commander. of February 5, 1929. My morning Support ot tue hittei two via., cli Summary Of company and I had a desire to videcl on the second ballot witn Annual flection. see New York from the roof of Amenean Legion, C. D Pope,, the Woolworth building which we Piovo winning Mis ' dial lea V. K. Saxton of Helper, department commander-did. New York looks wonderful from there with its many large Kaysville uasmleeieci piesulent oi E. A "Ted Littlefield, national E Dr. executive committeeman; the Amenean Legion auxmaiy, debuildings and streets. A. first Beaver, deputy feating Mis. Stephen L. Abbot of vice Petty, Bidding the missionaries farecommander; Paul Ranson, well Salt Lake, who was the only othei who were to labor in the candidate nominated lor the of- Bingham, second deputy: Dr. de-E. Eastern States m the aHerfioon B. Coburn, Richmond, third fice, Mrs. L. K. Edwards, York retiring puty; committeeman delegate of February 6, we president, was elected national exand alternates to the depart- on the S.S. Leviathan, which was ecutive com m 1 tee w oma n ment convention ' first district: soon on its ,way over the dark blue Thomas It. Kersehner Ruth M Eskelsorr VV. A Moore, sea to South Hampton. England. Heads 40 and 8. we and Henry VV Garrett, After seven days of sailing Thomas R. Kersehner, Salt Lewiston, succeeds Aithur Woolley Wollsville. second district, Trace arrived in South Hampton, EngLake, Ogden; Ora Bundny, Og- land. as grand chef de the Turner, gaie of Che-vauand George Sedgwick, den, Societe des 40 Homines From there we went direct to et 8 Chailes W. Ardery of In- Bountiful. Harold Scule, Tooele; London, England, which is a city A. O Walsh, Salt Lake, and Dr. naof much interest. It was somewhat correspondente tionale of the organization, anc) P M. Chase, Magna; fourth dis- peculiar to see the people all pass E. "Snapper Ingram, Lo$ Angeltrict, John O Beesley, Provo; on our right side. es. city , councilman itnd conduce Eugene Gardner, Spanish Fork, Our time being limited gave us teur nationale, were speakers at and Francis Thomas, Spanish of the the grande voiture luncheon and Fork; fifth district, Wilford Jen- only a chance to see some most important things of Interest Charles Barton. meeting Saiuraay at me Bigelow sen, Priceour short and Nick Rinetti, Price; in London. During hotel. sixth district, James D. Rex, Har- sight seeing trip in London we Littlefield Becomes vey Christensen and J. B Stark visited St. Pauls Cathedral which National Committeeman, keventn district, is the third largest church in the E. A. Ted' Littlefield, chief of all of Salma; the cooperative department of Claue Rowley, Parowan; Ilenfy world. Next we noticed a large structure covering the United States veterans bur- Pickett, Salma, and W. W. Gor- gray stone eau at Salt Lake, was elected don. Cedar City. several acres, which looks like a national executive committeeman Auxiliary prison. This building is the Bank to serve for two years. Upon a Elects. famous throughout of American Legion auxiliary, de- the England, motion made by Frank W. Dem-in- g, world. There were many Mrs. er, other things of Interest but I will past department command-ne- r partment C. command V. Saxton, Kaysville; not go into detail explaining who was the only other can- Charles didate for the office, the selec- national committeewoman,1 Mrs. them. L. R Edward Provo; alternate. tion of Littlefield was made unfareBidding the missionaries animous. Spencer Eceles ot Og- Mrs. George Bailiff, - Provo: first well who were to labor there, we den was the only candidate and vice president, Mrs. May Thomvice were then on our way toward second was elected alternate national as, SpanishMrs.Folk; Rotterdam, Holland, where wc LoE. L. Nelson, executive committeeman. president, arrived on the morning of FebA resolution by John Booth of gan; treasurer, Mrs Lee E. Turruary 14, 1929. D Mrs. ner. Ogden; secretary. Spanish Fork, which leceived the From here the Swiss German R. Rutledge, Kaysville, chaplain, unanimous vote of the convenwent to Cologne, missionaries tion, provided for the award of Mrs Hattie Yardly, Metropolis; committeewomen, - Mrs Germany. There is where all tlm a Utah department American Le- district Mrs Swiss-Gerpimissionaries go Richmond;gion distinguished medal to G. Verna A- Hyer. foi Salmon. Coalville; Mrs and are given instructions L. Becker ol Ogden for his "deSarah votion and support of the prin- Pauline Schilling. Ogden; Mrs several weeks before being assignciples for which the American Lela Nelson, Springville, Mrs. N ed to our field of labor. While in Coolgne we went up Legion stands, and the interest Lee Knk, Helper, and Mrs. Betty on the roof of the Cathedral there he has taken m the individual Petty, Beaver. and saw the large beels two of department activities since its Forty and them weighing ten tons each and Eight. inception. La Societe des Forty Hommes one weighing twenty-fiv- e tons Floral Tribute et Elgin Chevaux, grand chef de Voted. Leaving Cologne several weeks Salt later to my new field of labor m Other resolutions passed at the gare, Thomas R Kersehner, Neumunster, closing session of the convention Lake; grande chef de tram, Aagrande Included one submitted by L. J ron Leonai d. Columbia: I traveled through Essen and Holther. representing the Her- correspondente. Wayne T. Wilcox Dortmond, which is called the mten-deeommissaire man Baker post No 9 of Ogden, Salt Lake, Valley of the Ruhr. P P Provo, which provides for the adoption Clayton, It Is a large mining district la de porte of a standard American Legion grande guauie and Is very smoky. W Cluade Provo; Hinckley. floral tnbute to deceased mem'There were two missionaries bers. .This resolution was filialvoyager, E W, Crocker from Cache valley working in this ; nationale chemmots ly passed - after an amendment Duchesne district at that time , was' adopted which provided that nate Nitk Rinotti Pi tee: grande Elder Farrell Darley from the wreath shall be composed of chemmots, H W Biangham, Og- Wellsville and Elder Alvin CarlReuHall Salt Lake; forty-eigFarr, den; in ot son from poppies place who recently was City; V. J. Har-- i transferredLogan, the original forty-tw- o to Prague, Czechoslovproposed ben Shav. Cedar in the resolution. op. Ogden, and R. S. Hughes akia. r a Spanish Fork. Logans On the fouth of July the mist Protest. 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