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Show I EVENING NEWS DESERET NDVEMBER THURSDAY 20 1919 01,M OMIMM. SPEAKER PECIARES mm,PWSIWwwomomMol10MIMmint DIRECTORS :11111 Keep TO DISTRIBUTE TOO Dowel regularity Ii tigo secret of goo4 Lesith. SPitiT , m g COAL !Miners Still Maintain to I. scbutific - , oto irtatment for coustleakka SiatNESS tot tent of from Foote Ins& a4 rtw ot try r Ready-to-Wea- In a Great tad doors problems given ueder the ind FRIDAY and SATURDAY for it 1111111111 glefiElloiliING I jerseyDresses I I Very Special I 7 $16.75 offered at Less Than Is t ta, Sate Cut-theCost-of-Liv- CHICAGO. Nov. 26.flogional di. poi Swief. auspices Of tho Church Social Advisory ismitat."Tkirty For et Dew itomraittes. rectors of railroads today bed a ere "Dancing forma a esnall, P41061 of part el the rcroollool of the toot." Wr.1 hsnd &eating with curtaihnont ribd:164 01 Co, laterstfria4 (Nrelerory). Reborta said who boo Pilot ,rotortiod tiommusential Industries sad 'neon. o beaelweb Pew Tort. trees ail atea4o4 trip tor the porpoos' maul Persensor traffic and 'straw' of oboarving la the laigo atitoola of Maid. conserve and to efforts I dloary woot the methods: the oaot hod is bute the tration'e steadily diminishing IMEIMMIIP laud la solvlitg rootlet problem& "the! cool apply were hoists made. , the rocreatioe dovelopod wooed ea of the oast a 'Porta Esoept la the Woet Virlisle floldol WITNESSES. sad ball playlet! le Well worth Our at. ONE-HAL- F 1 upon which it was announcort the reel' tontion." Ur. Robort oat& "It la of the country would drew for absoea social of loans otarvod inadoquaiir, our lutely soctutaary requiroments, ther IN provision out ber skid' cosoos woe little bop today for incroatrod young people l ops114 as skticli 01 their urn la dancing." produclitra. Tho majority of Os "The positten le dancing was Cho tit a talk gives by WiseI Ann PiboiP 0 biluMinous miners who went on HICHINOBOIMINE topic diecueolon her end of a story th strike atarly throe seeks ago meintMehl followed. And taken daecor The lb otrood their disposition to, disregard by We mention no comparative prices, but we tell you for pilaw this body ore often lb. floor the still', royal order loomed by thoir information that you are getting this merchandise at or000ton of toy end altuboraisco of Th. LISS toot level of the your "Howover 'aid Sias Plebehor. acting pr;sident under .diroction of land Boyle 60 cents on the dollar. se to Ile roc lite. cannot it to rootlets to too es pormit lb fedoral court and to await devil- according to the.teetimony given this rather than an olive. diselpatioe nd psycho-'Dulceh from phyolcol opmonts from the 'mlners.orstrators elorning by Orrin P. Peterson. geolo now" Now, it you wish to take advantage of this viewpoints. Rise Plobeher staid. onteronce. ' t . of tho clot the Volversity of Wieovnela Not tend poottioN bodily contact, loos la Colorado a strike of the miners gig said-tha- t apirttual COME BRIGHT AND EARLY FRIDAY MORNLNG a portben ot the level cannot bringtoward label bad returned to work was met for tie about the best fouita. WS advocated that the charaêtor following failure of the min. is barren fissure, some lim showing It 'Vas. WE WILL BE LOOKING FOR YOU one WWI ponder to agrolt on wage& Our yosisSos tro, ugly be road by of hotly sanntinersitsed. , lie ciao Booturood is the pastim Stearin'. Thor wee bop& however. that the almod further stated that the levet was not e nd it was thought that tho pripeatat . workers would diaregard the calk Of 'JOAO" and "sissy-bo- y N Should the apparontly deadlocked driven in the vein but through the condition 41.1 Hold." e clevorly Prof plotertill by conference at Washington mot roach a Roberts, whore th follow takes the rock., artil be Introduced aa ..grooming within & wesk martial country Dumber of new maps and pecimene pier of a girt with his cheek 'ogler law and state oporation of mines was from the Htghland Roy lode in and bet he?. while oho with her loft arm soar the Oregon Wipe. Hs Hid that ncireling his loaning body. supports planned in lows. Gov. W. L. Harding said ho was this was an ore bearing quarts and him a tha reaction front th etroneoge war. "Whatevor it lite during th ' considering taking ever lb. mines. that adjoining workings showed ore comos from' bliss Nobokr (stimuli, ordering tbe miners an irsersaand similar in cherecter. lie also mated "we must turn this &weirs and love of wage aad componsating the operators that solution came up through the rhythm into xprossioaa of grace. Until a bottioment wao reached. sercio& and issetty." ' Leadville and Dana fissures and cx- whol000rne The difforont.stek OsOrosrotOtirS11 The Unitod Staters court at Jrartot tended out into the limestone and wer Instructed to assist is tin. N. D.. itesimmuorl a doer ( .c, 1 that sp. nuaruille for, a dintenoe of several orosenr More than 700 in two groups 011Miltiltill the the dancing by pare:Hay would lead to restorstion of hundred fest, and thkt the limestone proving from lima" music the orchestra& piaci. tb minis re their privato wner& Ne was tough gad elastic end the quart- Ing 100liter. et good ' positions while state court has yet acted to chant ette brittle.. dancing about tho donee halls and by No. 1, the altuatioa brought about by the The witness was on the stand the ooastructiv Leach Instruction the I 1.1 govornor's action in milting the leg. greater part of the day and was ones mint pOople how to denim properly. Proper clothing for tho daac was aloe nits mine' sad ordering them oner- examined by Judge Marshall. ' atoll by the state. Application for en Albert Burch. export geologist, re- -, discuesod. Injunction in the stat trourts to rot. mimed the stand yeaterdey and eon. No. strain ebb government is schoduloti to tinned his testimony. He was taken REPORT be beard at Bismarck. N. CROSS IIn Of 4c11( hand for by D, today. Judie Marshall. counsel for the de. fense. FRITZ KRIESLER It weud be impossible to Imagine such love!), Replying to the questions of Judge Harebell the witness stated that low such without at greases prices seeing CIVILIAN RELIEF 110111( the emiesion of workings on maps did FORBIDDEN- TO them. Every gartnent is a new arrival and ' not In say, way affect the Ilinitatilne shows the latest of fashions. They were made wee ores. of lis the Hoy Highland I GIVE CONCERT teken by manufacturers who pride themselves on up on ernes examinatiop agalai fl.11: At a meant meattnit ot tho divillan 0 41,, , turning out unusually good garments. gee them and declared that almost . In 1 Bee street Main in the th windows. them committee Bed headrelief Cross LOUISVILLE. Ky., Nov. te,..prits the porphyrywas not the same dike at department. We feel sure you will say that Ktiosier. Austrian Violinist today was on the 1100, and in the Peterson raise quarters. Joy Johns 2n chairman, preevery one Is a genuine bargain. Come party. but that the porphyry la the flitile . torbtddsi b hlayor Ovorgo-W- . 1111 Smith was the same as that on the 1.1104) siding the following report for the On through the stock carefully.. Plenty of centet was exemonth October read by the to give a proposed pertormanco st one and MOO levels,. ill I saleswomen to rve you. petent of th leading opera houses bare to. Mr. Potereon, a geologist for the cutive secretary, Miss Parrish: and his 0011itaCt was tante. Utah-Apewas the other wit:tees dur. night !Number of families cared for dur7 41. ing the day. Ho deocribed the High- FASHIONABLE PLUSH COATEES, Nayor Smith took cogniunco of the land Wiy lode north extension to the ing month, ItS; resident 12d; nonP 1 or. the Louisville post. Amer!. Alice W. dike. paying At might be resident 172. $7.75. glen. and eight civic and social either the quartzite or the porphyrYi ?Services rendtiredInformation. clubs which have adopted monitions but that the hanging wall usually was ISO; financial aid. $1: employment Beaver and black in gilk Plush with lovely protesting against Knits lees appear. the porphyry, and that the ore prin. secured. 11: medical aid secured. 12. linings. Just the things you enjoy wearing. ones on the ground that It Offered ThcY aro unusual-bargain- s at 1711 op. cipally disclosed in the Highland Boil legal aid secured. 1: court aid secure tor tho described was copper. Ho portunity los 1: transportation secured. 8: assisted tor enemy ohmicantipathy 'propaganda In applying fl compensation. SS; pilules along the sure whore faulting had taken place, in applying for allotment and Beres an item of Unusual Value, and said there ?vas no ore in great allowance. 17. JENKINS ARREST two these between planes: Letter. sent, 1186: letters received quentity , LianaWOMEN'S SATEEN and HEATHERINE 'het going to the depth the Ill. InterviewsOffice. $S.: outside DIRECT AFFRONT vivito. 815. IA414 i1e vein increased In size. PETTICOATS TSTIP(. , GOOD" For the Patrons of Our Down Stairs Store "Dearing 18 a mania le the Woot.1 Prof. IL L. Roberta of tho Strighism Yoimit relvoreity field al OAS mores Ing's solo of the rOvir011 la dancing rite ENTION a roma sr Iwo $400400 G4X)D r Ilaa modern, Disregard Order of Leaders. ( Dig. IN IJANEING Oh A $14,000 Purchase flas Become Mania in West, Says Professor Roberts anafpation. Iposition Recall I ' MICH TIME IS 4, Big Spechil Purchase of from just arrived Nev York All wool jersey. Good color selection. Very smart dresses. Current Retail Prices Our Great Sale Winter Dresses t I IgnIMIEMNIMIEMMMMIIIMMINIKMM No shopworn merchandise ever offered in our Down Stairs Storeall stocks bought especially for our own patrons and nearly always at Great Price Concessions. MAIL YOUR ORDERS. All mail orders given prompt and careful attention. You can buy just as eAAily and as satisfactorily as if you could come to the store yourself.. et of - Great 'Racks z '10,-z44. N Fkiki 1 of ' -- ;10 I $14.75, $17.75, Group $2175 . II I Ili 2, $6.75, $8.75, Group lig mato $10.75 Group No. I, $6.75, $8.75, ... 4'0 1:1, $24.75 Think of getting on opportunity to pick out a tot of over coat St these low prices. In 100 garments. every one just in from New York's best coaimakars, just as tho season opensjust before Christmas. 'Every woman or high school girl wonting a good coat should be here when the sale starts. - AI TO AMERICA - WASHINGTON. Noy. irebeht in kidnaping WilMam O. Jen- kins. American consular gent in Mexico, intended to commit a direct affront tothe American !government. Jenkins deolared in a letter here today by Rep. Davis of - Rep, Davis said he had.been In formed at the state department today that the Americanembasay at blettko City had reported the rearrest of Jenkins and that he had been in-- I titructed to demand his immediate re-- 1 PO-ob- is, le 'Old Resident Passes To Final Reward Mrs. Josephine U. Peterson. aged 71 years and 3 days, 'pasled 'poacefully this away (Thursday) Women Cloth Suits es-sit- - ILA morning - nt -- ATFEMPT TO FORM COALITION CABINET Important - C. Lund, conductor or the Tabernacle Choir, is especially desirous that every member of the choir should be present atthis eveninesrehearsal or nuMbero to be UDC at the Bougie concert, Lon the evening of Dec. 1. Theis numbers , are "litil Bright Abode." from' 'rerrnhauser, and "Ode to Lincoln," by, Walt Whitman, with music by Edgar etii,Van Kelly. rror. $2.95, $3.95. Good , garments in our Main They can be had in Om,. gette and crepe de Chin. In light and dark colors. All sties. to 41. Think of how pleased one of your friends or relatives would be if you gave her one for a Christmas gift. Fee these delightful street windows. 11(1 I2. very attractive. 1 f , ,,a0i....wg Par-tar- s. w. county grand Jury. charged with' 'via. lation of the state criminal syndicalism set It is said the Indictments are tile first to be returned by any grand In which memberthip in the jury W. W. biconsidered a 'violation of criminal syndicalism laws. The men tarried L W. W. membership cards when arrested. It was said. Beyond doubt the best petticoats we have otter. ed in some time. Black and all the good ors are shown. Every else. TIle styles are y. Just 23 GarmentsAll This low price will quickly clear out these few suits because they are exceptionally good They are all staple styles and mostly navy. Bises II to $1.49, $1.98, $2.98. 830126; The members present at the meeting store Mr. Johnson. Mrs. Louise Simon. Miss Kate Williams. J. r. Nib-leGeorge Andrus of the Murray branch, Mrs. John Ayiett of the Mid. vale branch and Mrs. J. E. Maxfield of the Garfield branch. at.. the home 4of her Oaughtorr Mrs. C. A. Carlson. 1001 south Lincoln street. Services will 4 held at. Joseph,'Wm.TsYlors Service Star Legion 21 oouth West Temple .street. un1 o'clock. Officers Hold Meeting afternoon at Saturday der direction of Bishop Ls Orand Richards of Sugar House ward, The The Utah branch of the Service Star body' will ,bs taken to Payson for Legion bold a meeting of the executive burial on Sunday. Mrs. Peterson cam. with her hus- conunitte apt officers at 2: $e o'clock MEMBERS band from Sweden over 10 years ago, this afternoon et the Motel Utah. State settled in Payson, where oho was Falk of OgARE INDICTED and actively engaged in Relict society Organiser Mrs. (Sorg J. work. After the death of ter hus- den. 'Outlined plans for the organisaPORTLAND. Nov. Ore.'., 20. band in 1105, she cam to this city. tion of counties and.. towns of Utah Twenty-tw- o alleged members of the L and made her horns in tho Eleventh W. W. arrested here Nov. 11 follow. ward for several years, moving later and their auxiliary branches: Mrs. W. C. Jennings. president of the Utah in the shooting of four former serif-ir- e Into Sugar House ward, men at Centralia. Washi . were in. branch, explained in fun the new pro. dieted her. today by ths Multnomah gram of the orslinisatiok which was Rehearsal. 1:20 o'clock THREE GREAT LOTS $8411.41. A GREAT SALE OF SILK WAISTS. $12.95 1 Reliefresident. 87141; $701.11. Reimbureements madeResident. non-reside- $10.75, $14.75 Group No. 2, $18.75, $22.75, , Dana-Leadvil- at Seven Prices rid 4.) x. Winter Coats - -- -, I I the battle of the Somme commenced. England from the United kites. That CARD OF THANKS His battalion had for its task the the occurrence was but storming of a particular village, and had merely escaped previous notice. 1 to WE WISH TO EXTEND THANKS all your friends and especielly to the It acquitted itself with glorY. In spite was shown by the examination of of furious rifle fire. the men advanced, fresh specimens taken from native Veteran Firemen and Auxiliary Association the Bishopric and MEDICAL PROFESSION dribbling footballs across No Maws cows, says the Popular Mechanics sations and of the Eleventh ward fororganitheir Land, and took the village. magazine. The pearls were soft. of kindness and sympathy during the iii The captain. fell that day. but the! course, each imbedded in a cyst, and and death of our beloved wife football he dribbled as he went to his apparently developed Net as in a Inese mcpther. LEYLAND AND FAMILY. The Mao- - Vdeath was picked up andeent home bivalve. LONDON. Nov. it isaivarded as a slated Press.)Shortage of physicians' to England. where MOIMINIMOMENI precious trophy at the regimental deIn thie country. ;which was greatly in- - pot of the East Surreys. FLORINt !creased by the war, is giving women "Inoemoolininn. CALLED BY DEATH I ' BAILEY & SONS CO. CUT ri,owERs He Left. a golden opportunity to enter the mod- Why occasions. for all Funeral designs ar. Ica! profession. Hundreds of demob- Prompt dellvarY -May PackardIn a local hospital, llstleally arranged formulated at "he convention some Mud wet workers. especially' nurses, Kepesaw Mountain Landis, federal Bay Packard, 42 years old, business 11.43 East Second South. Was. S65. it. in Chicago. has a wealth of man of Balt Lake and Bingham, died time ago: and Mrs. Annie Wells Can- are taking advantage offacilities wore judge ERNEST Death was due to .Before the war, few SALT , LAMBOURNE, Wednesday. non discussed ths proposed headquarResits stretches hemorrhage poise. of the brain. Mr. Packs Lake's leading florist. new stare. Futrainingen-as- of litigation, through long ters of the association at the state offered English women-fo4. was and June was ard born our neral designs MI, speciality- Decors. apparently lost in some eon of the late Milan and Physicians -- and furthermore they Jane Packard IT South Main. Was. ISM capitoL countered a prejudice on the part of maze of abstraction on the other side of Springville, Utah. He is surtivea tiona. all claws that Was strong enough to of the moon, but he never misses what by his widow. two daughters, Mrs. ICING FLORAL CO. FLORAL DE2Is Pei-fordaunt even the most determin ed. That Js going on. And suddenly he will 1Washburn C. Hunter and Mrs. Clyde :r4- E. 214(1 So. Tel. Was. 2415. lehigiberlain, both of Salt Lake. one doctors" "women Preindice against Packard, also of this city, An autopsy was performed Wednes- was almost entirely swept away by the break in. when attorneys are wfan: ikon," Blainebrothers FLORAL DESIGNS A SPECIALTY. and sisters. and eight Exam; Floral Co. 84 day night bY Dr. nor's F., Roberts heroic andy efficient medical aervices glint. or a witness isn't speaking wet14 Wt.. 941. 44 local Thomas MetellIn hospital, women during the was. Ancl with a judicious question cr some and assistant physicians on the body performed-b14 years old. a narlve McNeil. Thome' 7777,7 Hospital schools of medicine from pertinent advice, wilt readjust the of New York and a residentz,of Balt ofIliWillard Saxton. 261 north West MONtr3finTT8 suddenly which women students formerly wars ' court mechanism and set it running Lake for the past six year,. Mid WedTemple street who died was now f the Civil a was to vetera ere them. Ile Many open barret iveaday. treatment being smoothly again. while. BALT LAKE MARBLE AND MON11- Monday, Mr. surwars. oNell Is One hot day the federal prosecutor and Indian widow administered by his physician. Ac- hospitals and other health institutions .who resides at 512 mental WorlutC. O. Johnson. !!.9p4 vived his cording to Dr, Roberts report it wee include women on their boards of was examining a witness in Judge FourthbyEast streW. Funeral services Ise N Btrast. , found that Mr. Saxton was suffering management. and publiO positions Landis court, and wasn't making will be held at,the Eber W. Hall chapel from a blood disorder and the physi- which used .to be filled only by men i much progrees. The 'witness was an at 110 p.rt,' Friday, under the &AuDIRECTORS FUNERAL R. to be unanimous O. A. as Interment women understood to itinerant doctors will are ;Tow open printer. cians are spices of Abe In the opinion that he came to his veil. Resident hospital posts have f "Where were you.working in,Janu- be in Ito family plot in the city JOB. WM. TATLan. 1145 S. W. TEMcauses. of asked the that preeecusary year for been' death Utah's--kaidi- na qualified St. undertaker and ple m to- ter. - " 1.-n . a local hospital, embalmer. women physicians. enabling-the.ervices ur end quality goods .. "On the Texarketta Bugle," replied 1.nlifittilnatiltDeDenie01.111.For Colds or lathseasa the bee Prices own suitingsecure extremely valuable experience. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Denison of Sunny-sidWa L end as a Prevoniptiv take LAXATIVE Oaftird and Cambridge, all the witness. . Except died T.b "How Utah, body Wednesday. did you stay?", , tt3itom0 QUININE Tablets. oaL;7ekbfooar the British universities' have opened will be taken to Castle Dale, Utah, for "Two months." E, W. GROVES signature their medical degrees. to women, and interment services funeral CARL EDDINGTON & CO. did 804,.Advertisentent you isvir", 'Why . FUNERAL DIRECTOR& "The editor and I disagreed on a OPEN DAT AND NIGHT. national' question." ' - FUNERAL--. NOTIC . Ht. English Destroyers Swift. Footballs HelpeiliNin Wars great "Where did- you Work next?" fwfiaud. W. service Funeral Sayd. I was bort. who died --...---..-. sear k nomme v1Iu. Suet before-th' Urn& Monday. will Before the War the English destroy- - 1926 O'DONNEL CO.. UNDERTAXERS there erten weeks." ' D. Evans be bold at t chapel at Ind knots' was offensive,fieldan Englishto bettalion. 221-2rs had a -Speed of twenty-seve- n . embalmers. south Wout 1 p.m. Irr 7.Interment will. be in keep up sports nifty did you leave?" holding Temple street. , cemetorY. an hour.- The Germans constructed the Opirits of the mon. One of the oditor and I disagreed on a...si-to,Mt,,Oil . t ....Miffnli? question." deetroters that ''Nsitads thirty knots. events was , , ' Three , eked mentioned. iteveral were ssi other yards footballa apart , ... , FIPE1191CNCED SALEMAS WANT'S. blinit jobs .. , larow, the Engliah engineer, .Iwo . , each time the printer espial ... ., permission of Admiral Jellicoo to con. - low stakes. In double rows. were tiriv. and -object hie leaving with the eerie . rise. , EXPERIENCED pn BATTERY AND struct three ilestroyertfrettribliwwwit torià p to' then Judge'Latidis Sat-u' .. cbair- - o... of boat of the race was for teams of SilieSMOTI for city and state:sales. -Tiro plans. 14. produced W,tYpe e '' '1' ''' Utah Electric and Motor Equipment -- - ' . -dribble,' footballs in and out around and raised a hand. : . that bad xa speed of trod', thirty-fivI compnny. Sl eget First Beath. knots. Twen -- three of the stakes. commanded. to thirty-siTATaxor a to. "Walt a !!minute." it. --- ', lc watch- - "What tits this One of the eaptaine who est stational toes- roman"! Deseeeeee so tio. Potosi of Agit these deetroyers built by the nglish I saw servige during tfs war. int noticed the curious effect of the tionr Lake Citv. Sloe 1000. admiralty -ousidenly The Turpoolee. the swiftest in centrnis. pyersad '1etshi ton." said the eritnemi--thiamtme itervtoteCossasseat sad ceand cried -- --nu; This Coortemse Attosossee to forty Asota. sine. can "ThaLlit:the waY to ottaeh- - When' cart.. kialtazins. -Swim Now Zoaland, Australia . Comatose Items lettetworret , , coràpany speed would make the running time we leave (kir trerrehes my NO' ., Man' The Palatial ' Passenger tteatriere 15251 Z. orr notirst ST. ..,.,.between New York and Havre three shall dribble footballs Pearls , R. M. & 4,211agars" R. K. Pi."Makisra! ,. rbons Wsestek 9111 , Land. The men will have somet., g days, 11.100) Tang :41,Sai) Tons. do-- --.. ----. to think of, and their Oran, , eve-Vantouvor. R. C. tuair. tialltyam inch rom the from I::: is 'rrse Order your Chrtstmai Canis ments will tm pearls, cEmrrERIEs For taros sad. sialtings apply to Reit. ' - - in also. were found in large-num- No enders takfn for engraved card, ! mottles and .wipers." , a..............., road or Stsamaltip Agents or to Cana,' ' LAWN CEMETERY: reWASATCH a Stitia0611 ome farm. t)or. 1st. to Zeeland ben on the- mucous of The otptsin eon Royal Mail Link 440 DESERET,..NEWS.,,JQ8 rttlIEPT,e folfootbalbsedson the let of July cent sitipthent of trips 'received In esrPustual cora, . . 14 Hats $t. WILL 1St& Reymour St.., Vancouver. B. C. WOMEN TO ENTER r - . ImMEmim.mmm . PARISi Nov,. Stephen Friedrich of Hungary, is reported to have turned his office over to Karl Hussar. minieter of public inetruction. according to dispatches from Peat Friedrich has takenthe portfolio of Hussar, but retains the vice . premiershiP.4. Hussar will attemPt to form a coalition cabinet acceptable to the Miles, The dispatch says. Friedrich I. have stipulated mot he be 1 tetainedtoIn the new cabinet t 11- - LATE LOCALS I -- lodd Increase in Clearingso-Today- 'a to clearings amounted as comported Nozith 63.274.68SM for the . corresponding 8:3 day p13.aliell.40year. to Appeor....11. O., Union Shortwood of the Wooten' o address Telegraph company taild-tof at the the Utah Society Engineers Word Commercial club teat night FORTY HOUR WEEK. wee received Just prior to the meeting hag been called IS NOT ENOUGH TO - that out of the city. Hie announced sub. , and Developf was. ' Al FEED THE WORLD, .lbot ment ot Telegraph Equipment." -1 ' of the society, """"""" greeident Nov. called the meeting to border end - I l'OSLAFTA.i:SoIX. assoelatidn session wiut held. tOday port bueinees . ." logeptevreaoliall'One against detVissing . Tomorrow.... Pioneer Conferroon "ifis labor. hodre of ''' society Conference will be "We condemn the shortening of the r"kI141tet held in the Make hall rriday, Nov. II. hours." lees said to then eight 'workday with seesions at 1030 end 1:30i bnd tile report. "The world cannot be fed at II:30. Preet. Emmeline' 'stnd clothed cre a srarkina week -of 40 luncheon R. W.1111 will be in attendance and will future and 128 hours' reet." be In the foreOne of the epeskers. , 4 noon music will bei furnished by the 10111,1PREIFTMG AND BOOS Poplar. Grove ward Relief society choir arid in the afternoon by the teltaddiP 'We are the proileers in :Jolt Pries, ral toRelief society choir. In Tredthe. program Publiebd pit-laid leek Binding is trim stet& tion 6 th ar faellitho aro the best for Wooer neeili it feelure of the morninar sesselection bl Idles beyt I sion will be a vof.al aloof omega( werk se -If --1.dir ' dAttille Firers. Aar beer open. - ,77 !. calbank . "lletory .-- ?" -- . . 11 aAar . --- , z -- . . , - made-avallabl- ral . -- r cum-stor- - y; at-yo- e, - lg - . - - ....-- -- News-Heral- I - ap'ational ,f-"T- - - , . - ' or F, . - - - - . " . , , . - ' ' . ' - - 0 N OLUL U . - - . . .. s-- . , - - --- .- . ' , , - -- . |