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Show X PERIOD disease prevails at any camp or station, except at Camp Devena, where the incidence of influenza and pneu-- , mortia is high among the returned troops,' g period ended During the seven-da- y April 18 the siclt and wounded trobps returned to the United State totalled 8,174. bringing the grand - total of stek and wounded returned duhng to 1 10.582. In hospitals the war III OF lasf date reported there end from injury. The army medical serviro expects to bring back of these men in May, 0,000 ip June and 4.000 in July. abroad OVERlil,OflO ere. 8,428 on-th- e 44,172 eick front-.diseas- e AMSTERDAM. JJfttle. WASHIN'GTO.V. An of- 28. April ficial report; from the surgeon general, Issued by the war department today gives the tidal number of deaths reported in the army during the war Of this total f 8, 839. jo date aa 111,179were from disease, 11 or SI per cent Cfnl in battle or from wounds race lied in battle and ( per cent from other injuries. Of the deathsfrom dideare about I.OOO fcave occurred since hostilities ceased. buocessiv week.' Fob the third new cases b report said, the rate for -forces in the disease of expeditlonaipr for the week ended .April 10, jnarked s low record. I n the 'United States no unusual jr 1 April TUESDAY APRIL 29 1919 cereiy hope that the packers will not fore a strike through the tactics employ vd by the bakers." slon of all foreign language schoola In Hawaii. It waa followed by a more miim lllllll drastic measure requiring all school schools and in teachers private public to bold certificate to be issued by the 0HIC1G0 Prospects of-- Peace 11. S. STEEL EMITTED department of public instruction. To obtain certificates, under this bill, Cense Germans , of show must a knowledge teacher the English- language, American hisCHICAGO, April 29 CoL J. P. 1 A. NEW YORK. A priLZJ. Directors RHILADELFH and American civica The revised DsisMonday, April ft tory If April. (By Spangler and E P Marshof the pres- The Associated Press. from many sections of the coup, measure, tabled yesterday, retained of $he United States Steel corporation CpLfted this feature. idents commission tm media titm who at their quarterly meeting today omltl- bv prospei is of peace and news--j ' T. representing agricultural inter-(- a have been heie for sevcial days with spirit that the (German the and per reports passage raising sheep Industry dividend reference to renewing the war tune The directors declared tho regular delegates bad passed fclogne en route; manufacturers of wool lext.les attend-t- o Japanese languagetoschool to clone with wage agreement between the packer get teachers Inability Versailles, five Colbenx civilian ed the opening session here today of tb quarterly div.dend of 11-- 4 per cent on and their employee held ;,n executive required qualification. the common and 1 4 on the preferrvcond annual sheep conference today hoistel German flags. The coi-tJapanese recently adopted resolutesaiou with the pdities at intciest hp ! or fluttered! from their staffs tions declaring further fflfort would ed.At the last quarterly meeting the ex- bc,MT Association I nlted be made for Americanization . n abort Unto. all being towered by and tra common diehursement was 2 per The meetings will continue urging the hill be not punned m The .packers i prevented amd iq.litary poi.ee except in one case. cent and ix months ago it was 3 per a an soon About thev as of ihe most fifth rII , Japanese also 30 laboi '4i,tnlza turns at the appeared. tUnin the purpm-of the schools ie controlled bv Buddhixt cent. crowd of 299 doughboy on Irate as- Total earnings for.the quarter Ju stoik yards.' A. C. Bgelow. president missions semhtod in the street near a downtown closed after deducting all expenditures wlation, said pians for the. John Fltzpatrkk. president of the buiid.ng where a large Oman f!agj"f a. ns. aura 4 1 3X1 t in,- ,i.n: ,1 bf'r ment and pesmotiani 384 which compare with 334, 3e4.lt Chicago federaiton of r lafror. ui a. was fly ing but g iiilitlnil imheenian re-- f , sheepfnrouragc re dls-husbandry would be 'iieted the situation hy hauling down0cowed j the previous quarter signed statement pihiid as an adver- - the flag himself. and that a program to develop j Net income was 122,874 429 and surj Constructive Job Model Boost Will tiuemeot In connection with the bakfor establish-the policy ; Army regulations prohibit the flying ? t. plus 4 872 31 compared vi'Ti Gte sheep industry upon a ers' strike, today states that comtaiy of .Gerauu colors except by special .mn 32 937. 238. respectively Victory Loan Campaign for the and basis as an etwdfttial part of the to public opinion the1 packers .md their permission, --which ha been granted found quarter. previous 4 ; of thejnallon would upon only one since the! bveetock interests men are not in agreement as to American XKW YORK. April 28, The model came. That i Janu- - be Adopted. The packers some time ago ary when wagest. Ctrtrfenz of the poster "Sure We'll Fititsfr the agreed to accept and extend the war died. Job has decided to answer the ap-- ! I ' t HAWAIIAN SOLONST , I wage agreement for another year. Mr. "11 tti peals 'of cities to assist personally 1" Fitzpatrick's smteim-n- t ?ay' An,th TABLE BILL WHICH the sale of Victory notes. He is Tony ,m-cw"The fact of the matter ts that the Transport Atenai Arrives. the Earl of Reading a tb in packing house employees have been and live Ibassador tuXhe United States, Provincetown. ANGERED JAPANESE with . XEW YORK, April 29 Brtogirg I Yt i trying WHcgotiaie pir the Evening News today. chll-i1'his and wire four : the packers for the past six weeks or ICS officers and two elvalians the . HO.VOELXU. T. U ApnL2S, Mon-Ja- drn- Filed.Immediately after the first distri- cT Stean ship. Atenas arrived day from - . New Suit The foreign language school butioa of the picture the Liberty loan 1 is haa.bssiv St-- Na'cttre. ' Five - wa v were officers ppow4-bbtlt, cwrm.ltfeeCToagly wish. Ui Japanese besieged plsa!, m v ytjpwfS'rR)('T4F4CRT Iitiide hy and the only-offrtitck- U w yi tii blfS' todax by th? senby'thilr WivVsa.' put AVolur on the platform. He mi ers was the ve'-- unsatisfactory and accompanied The contingent chiefly rcarafinted ate of tho territorial legodature. Matron company now in Hoston Vead. lo roake his first r now in impohijblt arrangement vogue. detachments from the IlS'h Kean to recover $427.75, ai- field appearance to boost Joan aalm The picsident'aTiiedial.on hoNpitai. second trfench mortar v, Tf forgn larguage athool bin a insert to be due en an account, will Ths arrange keep Itinerary committee is in Chicago now try inn to 9vt division. XI Sh ammunition an a'lu.igamatoi of two measure him busy until the end of the dilve Olive Milburmc iigaint Oeoree compose the. d'fference between the trtun. JLISiix supplT train and 24 7th pending waa born in Prutincetoitn, jCannon et a.1 , to recover $ij.4S7.56. for naily two month. The Aolar and the ' fintt of these proposed close supervi- - Maee , 49 y employees and we sin- machine gun battalion packers ago. alleged tb be due on a TROUBLE . fil Joy in'te r!?iLte"W iftirry 1 to-da- y. -- 29.t-Tj- e M NEWS j Surgeon General Issue Re- SOCIALISTS ASK " StaVital Showing port THAT, PALESTINE titties of American Forces BE INDEPENDENT - 43 Per Cent Died in f) StiHS EVENING pce e:, 18,-0- 00 thelT Ji In cnfrnc I ternational Socialist, conference at Arnheim has passed a resolution that Palestine should he an Independent state aud be admitted to the league of nations. vu n Texas Guardsmen Arrive. . ' NEWPORT NEW S, Va,r April 29. The battleship Missouri arrived front France today with the 1 17th supply train - oomplete (former Texas national guard of ths Rainbow division.- General Officer. April tTgrt-eaie- 1: -- - 1 -- bat-ter- r er eitKrfifRrieiv T.o.J i no. Shop Main Floor . celebrated Derry Vale Pare Irish Linens 7 he - -- sold exclusively Salt Lake City by . Cl - - K.-O- SPECIALLY. PRICED Underwear " - k i satin Taceta Rib dr at , Special Tomorrow LADIES SILK IIOSE A Job tot of extra fine pore thread Silk Hose, in whits All full fashand color 25c day GLO EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS Regular $35 and $39.50 Values boo df xlra One quality Heavy weight, solid silk, in black, white, light btais. navy, lavender, Nile green, reseda . green, foliage green red, hgown, Uut and sand. Regular So value. Extra special Suburban L- - -- - Hosiery and TJBEOjrSPECIAL th B Ribbons and Laces All-sil- t c Childrens Barber One Hundred Fifty Every department offers special Suburban Day - ' values - ' ' er Store Opens at 1 P' - AoignetUwo. 29. Assign officers wore anments of general nounced by- - the war department to. day as follows Brig. . Gen. Edwin, B Babbitt, to command Camp Dodge, la.; and Brig Gen. Thomas W. Darrah, to command WASHINGTON, ar accord-Mas-w.r- - t ioned silk, with lisle tops. They are second qualities of regular 82 00 to 32.25 values. Extra special Suburban day SPECIAL Ladies, fine soft fabric glove. In white only. ..Two-clas- p style, pique sewn. Washable, and with a very fine finish. Regular 11.75' value. Very special Suburban day at at 95c LADIES COTTON HOSE SPECIAL LADIES SILK GLOVES p Silk Gloves in style, with double tips and prettily embroidered backs. gt Very apeeialjSuburban day. a pair.. Ladies two-clas- Superior quality cotton hose with doubts top, heel and toe. A fine wearing Mocking. Black, white, and tan. fin 49c Special Suburban two-ton- white the- - war la's will be added to Silk lioae over fJjdli a flair. LADIES EXTRA StiFT FINE LTS'I.K VESTS lxw neck and sleeveless with band top .... ... ... ... . Special at ..... LADIES' COTTON UNION SUITS. Regular 75c values In broken lines, including several good styles. AQ- - TAftfC Wednesday 1- Extra sleeves. large group of regular J3 95 to 37.5 Blouses hav been gathered together in this lot to be. Offered special today at this one price Very charming models in Georgette Crepe are Included, in bright shades and flesh and white.- - Exquisite beading, braidings and tm- broideries are features, vtieo some lacy affairs A if . . size: (Mam Floor.J A JAPON7CA BILK Comws value: tpociat"9hThuTbtirirttayr Warner Corsets a yard 300 BEST PERCALES Light. dai ad medium col Shirting, dress and apron patterns. Width 3 .inches. Regular 39c and 4Se grade Special Suburban day, a yard GALATEA CUlTHl Stripes and plain colors. Rtyles. 27 inches wide. Regular 50c Grade, . Special Suburban day, a yard or. BLEACHED LONG CIXJTHr Special 88 Inches wide. An ideal j yg Sale long-wearJ- and $1.75 ' CASES. EMBROIDERED "E OGE SCALLOPED .Size 41x38 4nches. Made from imported fabric that looks, like linen. Regular 79c grade. Extra special at Main Floor h FRONT. LACE CORSES For the slender and average figures. Low bust, with long skirt and free hip.Madir ry pretty pink brocade. A broken line of sizes. Regular Extra special ' $5.00 models. Suburban day at MODEL' 2511 A delightful model for, th girlish figure, in pink batiste. Medium Id bust and skirt. Two pairs of hose- - supporte attached. Very special Sub. v".V urban day at-- . of-rc- S .!?chrr :r FROfiT LACE MODELS underwear fabric, with a soft finish. Spec- JaL Suburban day, plece of 10. jardsior BLEACHED SEAMI-ESBHEETSl 'An extra heavy. hems Sizes 81x90 and 81 quality! ; 25c Special Special Sale' of. Blouses Tomorrow at $3.95, i A blgh-graallk and cotton fabtn plain colors in light blue, black, navy, 28 Width inches. Regular 68e Copenhagen, canary. -- D T7C '.T and See these exceptional val- At Special Prices ric.- special today CHILDRENS VESTS: Very fine Cotton. All well made and nicely trimmed. Choice of long or short Domestics and Wash Goods I heavy tone jHh8 toextra 7 H. A fine 2ic 2,',R,i 39c day. Navy blue new blue, tan, taupe, rose, hen- -' na, green and black. are pure silk, sweaters, made fn the latest Tuxedo e models. The smart and solid colors are to be found In the selection. Colors are royal blue, reseda green, purple, gold, turquoise, rose, navy, black, khaki, jAH black-an- d Heavy weight fine cotton hone. and reinforced heel and toe. Sizes value. Special Suburban COLORS -- belgr Qc 25c 'Are Special Values at $33.95 fles- h- white, light blue, J1'115 CHILDRENS HOSE SPECIAL Vary Modish Models Developed in Serges, Tricotines, Poplins, Velours," Silvertones and Gabardines With Silk5 Braid, Satin Collar and Silk Fringe Trims Sweaters navy and white mixtures. ues today. , day New Pure Silk Util 7P- - AIW DEATHS III 3' r 3SERET . Will Be Found in the . Begins at Nine - f n- oClock j J no - JSf ( nwum'wifi . |