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Show ' .T. cc;,d Sec,:o ,' ,'? I jf V i' j ) Letters To Santa SECRETARY OF WAR'SREPORT 150000 AND LARGER WAR SUPPLIES Washington', More n, 5. tP) additional troop and Increased approprlationa for military housing and supplies are nS8ary Juiittedlatfly t maintain than J 30,(XI0 ueqiiata national aefbuae,' of ar Dwtght F., Pavis flared o the annual report of bis uade public today. department "Tni(uaton of the regular amy ettrenitly serious," Davis said, lie proposed ivlncreatse In troop personnel to 150,000, and a U In defense program tompwve Panama and Ha'ali,.repH'ui)jli nmnltioB stocks and replace adequate barraeks. These are, niiuinium requirements apM 'to make effective the defense art of tsajd. Avoiding Jhe aircraft controversy aad' court martial of Colonel Mitchell,' beyond a statenie&t tijrti "The ajr service Is of insufficient size to' carry out Its mission," the secretary said : ; Vpenill tig the report ol this "board e (appointed by the president), it ems desirable' that war department discussion ', of air projects be held I (avis, however, in abeyance,. added that'he supported "the plan of his department' to 'provide "air forces necessary for the defense of ' l20he Wll-ife- - o Stater and its . sions,' iAfter stating thirt rapldprogress had been made In the departments plans for Industrial mobilization and the. control of transportation ihe-t'nit- . . ! and, commodities In war-timriH'ommended passage of a law he the president In an eipetcency "fo control Industry and Stabilize, prices." . Davis' summary, which concludes : , the report, follows In part It cctiop PROVO, UTAH, SUNDAY,' DECEMBER 6, 1925. - URGES RAISE ARIiIY TO 1 J 1 1 ICOOLIDGE TO ADDRESS f ANNUAL NATIONAL FARM RoBer Skates for SUry Beth, . Dear Santa : ' I am six years old and go to the Franklin school. Will you please bring me a pnir of roller skates, a pair of gloves and a stinking rap thats nice and wam. Aalso a little sweeper and candy. Also a TUTU sweper and candy and nuts. ' . With love, .. . MARY BETH GRAY. , , 208 8. 2nd W. ; 4,: : - "Poor housing conditions and the ex("essive fatigue which the upkeep of the wooden barracks involves has not been conducive to esprit within those regiments of the permanent establishment housed. iu temporary barracks. "The rate of desertion remains at a very bleu, and discouraging pcr- despite the strenuous ef. Lata of Doll Things. forts of the war department. Denr aSnta CIhus: Bring nie a "la point of reserves of ammuni- doll-beand a 'dolly and a little tion and essential supplies, we have . lived for years on the fat of world hat for my dolly. '"ELEANOR RAKMl'NON. war supplies and the day draws near when there will be rfo more fat. A Hunting Paul Will G. "The very existence of the organDear Santa : 1'lea ized reserves depends upon the exbring me a pansion of the Reserve Of fleers big red wagon apd a new dolle, a big one wlthfnrls. and a Indian Training Corps..,. "The national guard, if It Is to book and a package of B. Bs. and carry out the mission Imposed upon some new shoes and some long pants it by the national defense act, must arnica new sweater and some new be permitted to expand In strength itlibliers and a little wugon aud horse.! . to that point where its peaoe-tiGoodbye, organizations will be of sufficient PAI L --GRONEMAN. size to permit them to axsume the heavy loads which the formation of - P. 8. Plea te bring me some e armies will demand.' caudy uiits And an orange and a their Much of theteport was devoted' banna too and an automobile that to the argument that .the army ls runs and doht f get to bring' a not getting as niucn money irom Christmas tree. , congress as the budget figures seem ttrtudtcate," Trousers, aSirjal '""""It mustT)e emphasized that of Dear Santa; Wold you': please the total appropriation of $334,533, bring me a new jmir of shoes and a 786 for the fiscal year J925, the sum package of RBs, and a new hat of $78,038,507 was for strictly fiba. and a book of tarzen and some long military activities," .Davis pointed punts and a canon'tthd some candy - ' '. out in listing Muscle Shoals,, rivers ami nuts. "; From Lamar Groneman. and harbors improvement and ad ministration of the Panama canal. A Rarer on Land and Aif. To this amout he added $50,001,739 Dear Santa Claus: , Will you as "properly chargeable to the civil Ian components" such as the nution-a- l please bring me a race car, cark gun guard rather than to the regular cannon and a aeroplane. I am 8 years old and live on 1008 West 1st army! north. Thanking you lif aVPiahce I remain. " ' .RalJmBrickey. P. S. Some candy and nuts. The Datos Furniture & Music Co. i ; ' 'i V- V,--"-- '' BUREAU MEETING MONDAY r:'j''C.:V.-r- Present id 1the Public of Provo A new musical reproducing instrument the ..' ';' ' 'i .. ... . , PANARQP. ' . - - .V in a free public demonstration at the -. - ' ELK'S HOME war-tim- MONDAY EVENING, 8 P. M. Everyone Invited lJfflg ft' - This evening will linger in your memory as the most eventful one in your life. Critics have pronounced it the most wonderful .achievement of the age. You will hear music reproduced as you have never dreamed pos- sible. Just let ypur imagination run wild and you can-ribegin to do justice to this wonder ul new invention. You cannot hear anything like it on the market today. ot .r- . tii other tariff, farm finance, problems.,' Fire costs the farmers fl50,0(t0- oi0 yearly and the farm homes de stroyed" each year by fire would make' a city almost the size of Kan- gas City Missouri . "In discussing and considering cooperative farm, marketing we will take pariicular ti of the un- (C?)i tu're, usually weU directed well organised and well financed movement which discussed, by many noted epeukers Is now under way to defeat the President Coolidge will deliver operative movtmeiit. Steps will be his speech In the forenoon, lunch taken t combat thl attack. : marketing with the farmer delegates und then ' must leave for Washmgton In the after comSTlt Is essential If agriculture noon. .While Mr.. Coolidge is en- ls.fo hold Its place. I am, Mrs! ifhaU there must be' stmnd gaged with) the Coolidge will lunch with the' Wives educational eompalgn whleh will do of the delegates. away with, false notions and false O. B.- - Bradfute, president ofth hopes and will bring the individual federation, will be one of the farmer into complete understanding of just' what principal speakers.' marketing and; "Marketings legislation,' brand what It can do," Bradfwte-id-tody, "are two fjThPBmrenrtuh'ni gloseWSaiiciK' the problemi; that will come in for day' with the elwtion of officers and Another I the adoption of resolutions drawn especial consideration. thing we pla a to do U to matte aiup during the pieeting. study and receive reports on farm fire prevention, taxation, grazing en Mrs. H. W. Gore, of Genola,' will the public' domain, boys' and girls' represent the ("tuh eouuty farmers club work, electrification of agrb-alat .the meeting. d ' 5. Deo.. CHICAGO, President Carrln Coolidge will uien the seventh annual meeting ef the American Farm Bureaa federatloa here Monday with an address on the attitude of the administration toward agricultural affairs. ; Nearly 3,500 delegates are expect YHmb ed all parts of the country to attend one of the greatest agricultural rallies on record. Major problems affecting agriculture will be UNDER THE CAPITOL DOME oOo- - Republicans Sound Call to, Arms WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.- -rP) i "Discipline and the power to the serious possibilities lif 'dpline are as necessary for a control,, of congress' In "next ical organization aa for a business election, 'Keptdiliian' leaders fpauization not a system which are1 already sounding the call to seeks to encroach on the rights of .v.- -. : arms..- '..' atoy man 'of woman to aspire' or stand for office,, or to limit their Shortly after Senator Pepper, ismied a rights tot propose or "advance legis-warning that the prty must arouse. lative or party .programs, for we Jtsrtf If ;lt 1. to hold its present ant new thoughts Ideas and ; Innumerical 'majorities Senator . Wil spirations.,,. i liam M Butler, manager ror Presl-- J "The ejection pf next year is of dent Coolidge in the last campaign, vital On Its final qut delivered an appeal ior strict party come Importance,' will largely depend the ability discipline of ther prestdentf to carry out the Both talked with unusual severity program which the people of the naupon the situation which confronts tion have endorsed ..by' an g polltl-loslu- . Repu- blican-Pennsylvania, ' Doll Toys for Lois : Dear nfnta Clans :. It' will soon be Christmas. I would like a dolt buggy, I would like' a doll too. I would like a, few doll dresses. From Lois ,to Santa Claus. . HEALTH IN HEATING THE HOME By DR. ALICE G, BRYANT. (Boston, Mass.) Member Gorgas Memorial Institute. 'Heating the home is a world-w'id- e " question. It demands' the attention of "both city, and country dwellers. The subject. 1 as old as when.ninn first lest rut to make fljre. " No one escapes, the ill effects of unscientific heating. and ventilating. .This whole .question Is Intensely hii- man. "It is not enough houses should "be built, but they should be "built well as to health." ' Oiir Radio Department Offers to Yes, Sanrtv Bring Anything. Dear aSntjlaus; For Christmas I ffr&nt a .jiafr of boots, a story book a horn, a suit, lots' of candy and nuts, ornngei'ancr bananas. I cant think of nothing else, but you can bring anything you want htat l's nice. . Don'tlfdrget., L. My name is Sterling Brereton. you. ;.' Human Indoo dwellers have a greed for heat and more beat during the winter season when closed windows are in" evijlence, Do. !Wt be a slave to thermometer. It 'does not tell the whole story. Science today control with links temperature Nina Is Thankful. humidity control and velocity of Dear Santa Clause : 1, want", to DuKt Is a menace. thank you for the atr current. presents you gave ' germs do hot exist, but me lust year and to aske you to e germs d exist. Humid please send me the foilowjng things ifying the air reduces the dust. if yon can afford them this yeat: A Many of our modern dwelling-house- baby doll thiit sleeps, a little set of wore fsiwially our city difihe7 .aset of tlddledy Winksra aiartments, carry no higher thait a ball , 2 or 3 handerkerchiets, 20 to 30 per cent humidity, or even some candy, nuts, oranges and ap a lower humidity. They vie with ples : I hope you will be able to " the JSahara desertar.-ere.nsurpas- s it, for the desert's humidity aveFroisland. Nina lovingly rages about 30 per cent. P. ' S. A tricycle and telephone. The humidity t records for classrooms in a northern city high school i Be Sure Train Coes. . ' building in- - winter were very much Dear Sania : Thanks for fbe worse and there ws .no"" provision you gave me last year. Please for humidifying t mi air. Areiwilt send the following this year: A was "a very bad effect on the comfor- pocket knife, 'a train that goes. t,-abiHty for work and the be- game of borses-boe- , a. steam engine, ; . 1 or 2 havior of the pupils." men'g'hiindkerchiefsa. Winter brings an some clialk, 2 erasors. some increase. In respiratory troubles and candy, nuts, orni;ges and apples, in eommon eolds," Phy- - bicycles. 4 slclons know ;that such .conditions,, Hoping you can bring these. . often repeated, develop into more Frois Froisland. serious troubles and they may be a factor in producing denfness. A kins is such a little thing, " Hunian beings constantly produce A dash, a flash of joy, and give off heat. The atmosphere A brush, of lips, of finger tips must not be too hot or to humid to Pray whom doe, it annoy ? r. They ; interfere wlth the process. I ocsculation Is a crime, must not serve as humidifiers. I'd le a criminal all the time ; "House contents, walls, floors, A dainty miss, a momen't bliss plants and air leakages absorb Pray what'd the harm in just'a kissf large quantities of' water and mois ture, condenses' on window-pane- s iand cold surfaces. Many reriewels of Air occur lna room in, day and PIDE THE IML moisture' is needeL The central heating system may function with full water requirements, btif falling RvtTen to do so, numerous kinds of 'de ' Vifor vices. Pv..wurT .' The." hot-aifurnnce should have .. . a water reservoir in' the air jacketed MM TOW ' ' and dome. , With hot water or steam heating systems, pans of water are often placed on the radiators which serve as humidifiers should have ,a broad surface of water exposed with 2c a rapid renewal ef air over fuce. of the water. In an ordinary either our commutation sijed bouse not one or two quarts Buy or 500 mile mileage tickets more to 10 but. 15' or galof water, be evaporated books. lons of water-shou- ld dally. Within a few years, phenomenal WEEK-ENCENTS research work has been done and Per EXCURSION MILE this country Is behind no other in HATES NOW the science of hpating and ventilat:: "v ;' ing. Ask your ; '; " We cannot afford to disregard the " agent for particulars forecasting of correi't air conditioning for indoor dwellers. It is a study in preventative medicine Henry L.Moore. &nd "Better Health" movement which P. Abercrombie, Receivers the Corgus. . Memorial . Institute knows will continue to pay Joil big'1 bonuses in heaitn; . experienced service and installation V. , of the tlte part? In irletr of the fart that of Its senators comVi up Yor 3 Leaders m Radio MfliieForesS c duKt-ltorn- '- over-helgii- 27 nisjorttr (i : ;V V "We must fight for our victory. tten while the few Democrats up To that end we mnst have the supnext year are from states which never have sent a Republican to the port of tlie people. That support Is owe once Ve make clear the ... senate. real significance of the rotes they' : Says Senator Pepper ' "In 192B we Kepnb'lcnns nave will cast," everything to lose and nothing to And just td add clot us to the Regain. We must therefore fight deshorizon perately,,! In, most states It will be publican congressional an election-- , straggle between a Re- comes word," from Chicago that publican and a Democrat or between George E. Breuun, Deinocratk' lead- a Itennbllcan and a Farmer-Iabor-- 1 er of Illinois Is contemplating euter-U- e ' i candidate. ;.;, luf the race.for the sent of Henat( in any state there is a prl-- . McKlnley.5. if Brenari runs it Witt ' mary struggle for thc KepublieTinjbe on a straightout wet platform, senatorial nomination, the voters! His control 6f tlie Democratic or-sbould make certain. the man theylysnizatlon 4n-t- he state makes him back in the primary in a Coolidge admirably Suited 'ta rnriy on thc from a Republican." fight against Democratic standpoint. Kays Senator Butler ; J'lf ; Hjring-tbeser- .... : , . Itlaijk-boar- house-warmin- THE FARMER BOY BAYS : "Let health nlnt'thnt school girl complexion with' the US of Cherry Hill Dairy miiK nnil ream." r Natiire.'does her duty and in infancy the baby girl is given beauty of health that mayef be retained through girlhood days. The proper diet should include milk for it is the food that will bring that glow of youth developing beauty, year by vear. until it bursts into the bloom of that radiant ' school-gi- rl complexion1. Drink-mo- milk! re CHERRY HILL ! DAIRY. READ THE x. WANT ADS Eighteen', thoua ft 4 . , readers' daily. Just think, you can Insert d want ad in the Herald classified coinmn for one entire week for the.. small strm of sixty cents and reach the people of orer 3,100 homes. Call 95 and tell them about the thing' you X. hare for sala or have 112-wor- v- ' lost. w,- '- , HERALD WANT ADS FAYliST nr"Ci . cell-ingS- ., i "OREM , LINE" , Saf ety r. eoo aol 1111111 aid fancy. 1 II II i II WltttiTJTniiiiyaiH. II . . - ru , . 1 A RADip FOR EVERY PURSE on convenient terms? Of course! PER MILE D ii There is NQ GIFT YOU CAN PLAN ON THAT WILL MEAN SO MUCH TO THE ENTIRE FAMILY THIS XMAS AS A RADIO Entertainment from every ; section of the country of a nature to fit your whim economy the-sur- i n ' Salt Lake &Utah R.R. -. Results Guaranteed on Every Radio . X .. "Si. v consecutive Vear at the "Jh&xnA Autoaiobile Shows Again Buick has von first place in the motor This year, ai In every one of Sthe preceding srvcn.the public has invested mora dollars in Buick automobiles thin in othei cars built. by any member of the National ' Automobile Chamber of Commerce. Car industry. This entitles Buick to first choice of 3Up!ay space ( the National Automobile Shows in New York and Chicago. ' , For eight years Buick has dominated quality motor car sales, enjoying nearly a decade of leadership, while a host of other fine cars were striving for the place of honor held by Buick. A better. idea of the magnitude of this Buick achievement may be obtained when you consider that to duplicate it, a motor car would need to capture first place now, then hold it continuously until J 93s. To have won the lion's share of public prefer, ence, year after year, for so long, conclusively shows superior merit in the Buick product. Buick has built a better motor car, and public recognition has followed has singled it out as thc one car among all which contains in the greatest measure the essentials of dependable, economical and luxurious motoring. ' BUICK MOTOR CO., FLINT, MICHIGAN Oivuim ol Omenl Motors CrfOfatlm -: t, TELLURIDE MOTOR COMPANY When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them ; |