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Show DKSKRKT lit til PARKS BY . Party Leave For Western Washington Social Season States - New Branch Or- - ! (Special Correspond-D. C., WASHINGTON, CHURCH NOTICES Hull) Dedicates Memorial Tablet in Honor of War Heroes. T I ) June I. Will UCENSES HI II1EBJ Ml Annual M. I. A . and Primary Conference Pathfindinf ganized. JUNE 5 1020 : ONE GREAT Ends EVENING NEWS SATURDAY I, OFFER COURSES , FOR State officials believe that revenue from th auto 1st license, heavy a they eeem to be this year, will not be An rourse for h'gl adequate to meet the aum supposed to be raised by this method of taxei school students over the tge of II win be offered during he tlon. It was assumed when the In automobiles demanded nier school of tho University ef' Vnl these which opens June Ik, according to better roads, that tha tax from Inter-, n0Ulcn,,nt would at least pay the Dssn Milton Denmuq for the conwho will eet on bonds Issued I neceruction of th. road, thought rlfter. The twenty-fift- h general annnal conference of the Toting Idea's and Ladies' Mutual ImproveTeung ment associations., and the eighteenth annual conference of the Primary associations of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints will be held In Balt lake City, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 11. II and 11. lilt. All membars are Invited and all Offleara ara particularly requested to be present et all tf tha m actings of the conference, and a cordial invitation la extended te the Saint gsnsrally to attand tha most Inga to ba held In th Taber-Bad-e at 1 and T p.m. on Sunday, Juno II. A. W. IVINS. B. H ROBERTS RICHARD K. LYMAN, Gsnsral Superlnlendency. T. M. bn-ya- rs 7crdmTo figure. ot ; D.nje, ue 0 l, Larson, state due on Jun J?,, not be slate road bonda There i quite sufficient money In 'the' f up to mml h,lVrr;0ljn.1 ' nMmhnlrmfilIb la to upon the genera! fund In case of this nature, which wl But on Dec. 11 next this fund will have to bear tha Interest charge on th 11,000. 000 of state road bond. per cent. carrying four and one-haa aum payable Ae-,- $ amounting Jo about IllS.OOO. cording to th present outlook there will be more than half that sum In bor th fund. Thl will rowing all the wey from 15,000 to (100,000 from th general fund. lerk I. the course can be applied on higl school credit toward graduation. Thi , of th fundamental! of' a01,rhlnle r A course for gut a OWlt-- tt will also oen on th earn dele. The w r. nd ,,nil,.mo,lt t.,f. be alrtseed In the elf ms work. C! mm from g a m. to 11:10 p.m. anl p ( ( p m d,.ly of th department Secretary rayn M. L A. of the Interior, hee heartily Indorsed havt prommern liet'orer MARTHA H. TINOET, of the great obtained for ,h, ,umm,r school the movement to Unit all RUTH M FOX. one west to of Dean Bennlon. On Jum the by national parks according MAE T. NT FT ROM, the Lr. Weller H. fewlfL president ol great highway to be known L.asWeet-garT. L U. Iresidancy A. the k National Association for Speed highway. LOUIE B. FELT. Correction will arrive In th city. of the American Automobile asHi MAT ANDERSON. will conduct sociation. left this week on the path ix wlcij court ii CLARA W. BEEBE. esspeech eorrectloei at the university. finding trip for the purpose of AsoectaUon. Presidency Primary A from primary demonstration school wl tablishing this great highway be held for three weeks under th dipark to park by means of which IS rection High Prleata of Pioneer stake will of Miss Itoae Vlmont an national parks, all situated In western Women Will Strike . hold their regular monthly meeting In . critic teachers of the training school states, will be linked together. . , I ei COIfiTh most advanced methods of ton Utah la peculiarly Interested In the the steke hall, Sunday, Jure 1, si lk Blow at - High matter Inasmuch as Mr. Weetgard-. a.m. v 'ducting iprimary work will be con- Aunot only represents the American Tha monthly Prtrsthood meeting of Utah women 'will be shown hpw to i Dr. semialso William T. tomoblle association but dean o4 Pioneer atake will be held In the stake preserve fruit without nugar, and how Bridgewater collegeSanger, of Virginia, w!( officially represents the department of hall Monday, June t. a 7:10 p.m. A In preeerv-- 1 offer special courses to use sugar substitute the Interior to which he will report full attendance la desired. during the Isttei I the advisability of such a highway part of th summer school tn 'Th! Ing fruit. If th sugegstlon of Edith after he has made his extensive trip. of women ac- psychology of childhood,' th "pay. C. Btrauss. director Zion canyon. Utahs secenlc wonder tivities of tha national high rest of chology of adolescence and ; Iht haa "learning process" land, is one of the 11 national parks living movement, Is followed. Bh ReDr. Included In this matter and Mr. Weat-gar- d Edward O. Bisson, president 04 written Mr W. J. McCoy, 149 H will travel through Southern University of Montan will de. gent Freet, Fating that ehe wishes ths. liver Utah to make the proper routing. a aerlea of lectures beginnlni Salt Lake club women would suggest It la contemplated to connect Zion to the State Fair board that the fair July 1. Prof. Howard R. Drlggs will give 1 canyon directly with the Orand cangives prizes for displays which will course In the "methods of yon of Ariaona, If that can possibly shows President . W, zeroises took placo on . th campus Hansen, Barney T. Just seen, Joseph X srlke body blows to high cost. , picture be done, and with Tellewstone NationTHE. of th board. of trustees of In front of tho Mechanic Art build- Morrison, Ray Peterson, Claytor P. Articles which national women wish English, two weeks after the teachini convenIn a recent Issue the "Englneerlnf-Newe-Recortion al. beginning July 2$. tribute to th Utah Agricultural college dedi- ing last Monday afternoon as th con- Preston, Guy B. Alexander, Louis H. to have flaunted In the fare of high high pays . Tour la Begun. an- Rowe, Edward H. Walters. Joseph C. cost profiteers are: A remodeled dress, part of tho twenty-sevent- h Utah reaources and posalbllltiea It cating th brons memorial tablet cast cludingcommencement Mr. Weatgards tour by automobile O. a remodeled hat. a child's dress made exercises. Will mors, Fred Grant, William nual, Eagles Install Officers. in men who honor of th up gave to this two articles feature devotee from a woman's, a boys' suit mad started June 1 from In front of the Funk. Jay H. Hague, Thorvald Row-le- from names Uvea In the great war with GerIS in The their appear following undera of best man' new Interior department building from state. On is the development of th display The Salt Lake Aerie of Eagle No Malvern H. Toombs, Amos G. wear The tablet was molded by bold relief on th tablet: Wllford Anfrom mill-en- d best disTenver. Many interior department of- oldest Irrigation prpject In America, many. Packer, Hatfield, Morris K. Miles, Lenoy Eyre, play ofmade Horace a former of derson, DeWttt, student installed these officers last eveRoy Argyle. $7, Joseph mad childrens from as well as garment officers of the Amerficials, and was cast In th foun- Lawrence Evans, Ray Gowers, Edwin Dewey H. Otto sen, George B. Parkin sugar or flour aacka, hose most neat- ning: Franklyn Christiansen, worthj ican Automobile association, accom- that of th Utah Water Storage asso- th college, Cook. B. M. Randle J. B. son, B. George Milton Draper, Tho of tho institution. Hanks, Gray, falter dedicatory ciation whereby land In Tooele and dry ly refooted from old material. panied the pathfinder. president; R. N. Young, worthy vlct J. B. Fife, Jr., worthy chap, Washingtons social season for the Utah counties, may be reclaimed, as president; Drs. Paschek and Merrlhew tr run; H. a McCann, year ended Friday night when Atty. detailed three weeks ago in these colsecretary; Harz 611-2- 4 now buildnew located at Clift A. Mitchell Palmer Gen. and Mr Don, treasurer; Joseph Thoraon, InCRISIS PASSED IN were tendered a brilllaut reception at umns. This project is fully dsscrlbed ing. Advertisement. side guard; H. B. Goodwin. outid the New Willard hotel. It was attend- In th Engineers magaxlne, attention guard; Berkley Olson, truFee. and : ed by notable dignitaries from the vaDr. J. N. Harrison and Dr. Richar4 Richmond is Honored being called to the fact that Utah I rious administrative departments and the R. Rupert, physislan TEACHE of Irrigation on this con- WILLIAMS SUCCEEDS COL origin from both houses of Congress. By Commercial Club - tlnenL- - Bine th publication of the i.., . splendid prospects for Tooele county, Unique honors were yesterday con- TO REPRESENT UTAH AT ornewiiuamtmsrlritr,1H kN a representative of tho government "Joint memorial service of Salt Lake Colonel Utah Is now gaining In the teach ferred upon F. C. Richmond, tnine Ith for determining under George la Byrm, U. 8. X, for three box department cVlsia. The exodus of years of the Salt Lake Combooth was reserved for the company, ground flowofhas reported upon his ob- Camp No. 61, Utah Camp No. Ill and retired, who we restored to the active Tooele servations and Utah Deseret Camp Uo. 404, Woodmen of list In September, 1917, end placed In school teachers from the profession mercialpresident th rstronces At Ball. club, by th board of goverHe found plenty of county district haa ceased, and most of the teachers nors of that organisation at a meetMrs, William H. King, wife of Utahs water could be obtained, in addition the World, will be held at Eagle ball, commend of th prison barracks at in the club yesterday. In token, Junior senator, was one of the patron- to that hoped for by the proposed Sunday at I p.m. The program fo- Fort Dougla to succeed CoL Arthur who taught last year, are generally ing his services as L. William esses last Friday at a garden fete and diversion of water overground. and waa later made the signing contracts to teach again th of eppreclation for llow: Mr E. O. Leatherwood will be on4 during the war, he was card party at "Twin Oaka. the beauFort Douglas commandant, has been coming season,- - according to Super- president Th other article Is a story describawarded with' a silver service set. of the speakers at the fifteenth bien-nlDouble male quartet, opening relieved from active duty and returned intendent tiful home of Mrs. Charles J. Bell and ing the new terminal being constructstate N. of Mr. aa Richmond's unselfish service Child, Jhe Georg also at the grand musicals and ball ed by th Denver and Klo Grand Ben 8. Rives, chairman; con- to the retired list. He 1 succeeded by convention of the General Feder-atlo- n ths war preFdent of th club will gllven In th evening at th Wardman railroad at Soldier Summit. Th ar- tralto solo, Miss Vern Batley; vocal Major Oliver 8. Wood of th Twenty-fir- st department of public Instruction. of Womens club to be held al live forever, said F. C. Schramm, vice "This a has been who of Fationed . Park hotel. This social function given ticle incidentally pays tribute to th duet. Miss Jessie and Haxel Perry; presents Infantry, cheering ray preFdent, in making the presentation Dea Molne June Mr Leath-erwoo- d some at The month this for post by the Washington official and diplo- fin supply Of coal In Utah, telling th roll call, departed member Mr. Child said, "As Utah teach- speech. Assisting In every drive held hope, by' the new commandant waa Is president of the etate matic set waa for th purpose of raising outside world that la an average year, clerks of camps; selection, double appointed to ers are no longer flocking to the during th war, largely through his male funds for the Near East Relief com- Utah sends over Soldier Summit, quartet: ritualistic service, by Neigh- West Point from Arkansas in 1901, but other trade and professions, a they efforts Utah was placed well over the Utah will be further repre. mittee. . . 4,(00,009 tons of eoaL sented by Mr R. B. Porter of bor Ben 8. Rive C, C.; Thomas resigned at the close of the second did during th war and at It close. top. Aside from construction, th article Never before have so many promIn response Mr. Richmond declared Fate director; and Mrs. E. B A. L.; E. C. Allen. P. C.; H. K. year, when he entered the University At least th teacher supply is holding In 1901, with Its own, and inent Salt lake visitor been in 'Wash- haa a human touch which details how Larsen, baritone eolo, John of Arkansa graduating wax from other com- he appreciated the honor but that it Corfman, secretary of the state federew banker; report Russell, comth B. 8. He of then on time. The New Willard tha railroad cares for Its men, at this Winter; memorial addres Franklyn degree ington at munities In the Fate, outside Salt Lake ,waa not hlmsylf so much as th hearty atlon. Beside there will be six dele--. In the regular army. Col hotel alone ehowt th of. the club which-mad- e following new terminal, which la too far away gates at large. They are Mr John F, selection, male quartet; missioned City show that teacher who taught and at Fort will names: W. Mont Ferry, formerly from Helper for employees to live Chrlatlanbon; remain Byram "" family last year are for the most part, pre- it possible to accomplish the result Cowan, Mr John A. Wldtsoe. Mra benediction i Marion-eauof there. It Salt In Dougla Thomas says: Indefinitely. mayor Lake; Army Lyman Merrill of Logan. Mra The names of departed member paring to teach again. no town Thera at Mr. this of Salt be Thomas and This being Lake; show according to Mr. Child, Foutx of Price. Mr J F. attorney point, who the service will 1009 SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES Mrs. John C. Howard, who are enjoy- housing accommodations had to be dedicatedmemory that h Instructor are appreciative for Rent. Deseret National and Saw Morrell of Ogden and Mrs. W.' are: Salt Lake Camp No. 61 C TO SEARCH STATE Orem. O. effbrts of ing their honeymoon In the east; said provided for 100 men and their faml-li- e C. the to , made relieve A. R. Brazier. E. I Bay, being Bank. 76. Main Street. AdverRosa Beeson, Salt Lake traffic man. Tha railway company laid out a Carter,- - W. Cartwright, J. R. Don, W. Miss their condition, and that theflght ings Alice tisement. Reynolds, of Provo,- wIU- tewnait and built ten and ten T. Foulger, A. E. Fisher, E. H. Fen-dal- l, which is being made for better salaries . represent the educational section ol Branch Organised. A sewerage frame cottage and condition is not being made In the state federation; Miss Gladyi R. A. Given, O. C. J. W. Organisation of th newly estabFOR WAR RECORDS vain. Educators over wa built. Several mors Kinghom, C.Frank, Orem, the industrial section; anj Mr .the whole naLeuthstrom, A. Richter, lished Washington, D. C- - branch of system havealso. Mr. been brought to this alts C. B. Statt F. M. Bols. of Magna, the civics section, said Child, are determined to O. Sherpherd, H. E. tha Church of Jesua Christ of Latter-da- y cottages 11E17S from former tion. Utah clubs will fee division point at Squires. P. Van Houten, G. D. Walker, put their shoulders to the wheel at Saints took form Bunday morning Helper, thwhich personal!) the A abandoned. convention be. of the National will, coming represented as follows: Ladles' D G. McCleod and F Beckstead. Lit- Drive wlU be staged .In every coun- Education when J. Bryon Barton of Salt Lake frame hotel Wilfor and association transient and Mrs. W. 8. Hodgson and club ry the by lay Utah Camp 138 John Clone, was formally set apart as superintend- unmarried- provides and a T. M. C. doc- foundation for of Utah for the ty of the collection Dr. to Grant H. Dr; M. Mr Speak E. the Led Joseph employees, making teaching Grant will address the liam Hawkes. W. R. Liethead, Percy yard; the ent of the Sunday school by Elder X parents class Alumni by Mr C. U. Heuser,collegiati building la being erected. O. Connell-- , E. W. Hall, G. E. Walker. uments that go to make np the history profession all that it shonld be.. the AuReed Smoot. In tbo evening Elder ward of the of stake FlrF M. Liberty thors B. club Mrs. W. W. Riter, the of by Meyer, E. M. movement by which Utah helped L. Yammer. J. Barton waa also set apart to take His be will Bab' 'The subject Wasatch James Summer club Mr Literary John American Hughe School True, O. J. Will by Berger, to win the world war, according to Legion Day charge of th entire work of the conbath Day. Enklng, the Child Culture club of OgGeorge Buchanan. X L. Neff, in charge of the state war gregation. Feature den Mr At Office O. B. Bonneville Park by Cha E, 46$ Wauls. Rand, HisDeseret Condufled The meet Ogden Camp June Training Meeting Among those who officiated In the Everett E. Lyman, Fred A. Granahaw, library. Leader and crew will be of the state land board was con- torical society by Mr Edward M. ing setting apart of Elder Barton, besides Bichsel Park City Athenaeum, thi The L. D. S. business college will cluded Friday afternoon. American Legion day cornea Tues- Raymond C. Strong, Ernest E. Jone appointed from .every county, a moat Only rou- Moab Elder Smoot wero Elder M. H. WellWoman's club and thi Daniel .K, - ShepWhit open It summer season by featuring tine business' was transacted during CleofanBusy be and will ing. James H. Moyle and Howard R. day, June IS, when Manager Lane will William H. W. search thorough started, of Salt Lake. Bosch. Utah will be combed for papers that courses In office training. ' These the June session. Drtgg the latter visiting In Washing- turn over the proceed of (he baseball pard, Geo. Misa Eva Bechtel and .Miss ton In tha Interests of educational ac- gams at Bonnevllla Bark to detailed the war activities. The na- courses will give Fndenta actual office Army Captain Here Capt X H. Rich, who were sent overseas Gladyi tha legion. Plans from For tion haa notified Utah that the govtivities. medical corps of the army, and this state by the federation; will alse Completed Weir, The legion will stag special feaernment will care thoroughly for experience eo they can begin their Mr Weir arrived Elder Drlggs waa the principal from Washington be at the meeting and will be decoratture at the game. Including spectacubatUe record In the outFde world business career with a working yesterday. The captain will inspect ed with those from other state b speaker Bunday evening. Encampment at Heber Utah I Prom now cn there wllw regularly be lar. fancy flying by C. LaMar Nelson, and what the state historical society knowledge of requirement D. J. Mc- the equipment at the Fort Gen. John J. Perahing. In all It Is ex- j now aim to do Is to collect actual two Sunday service consisting of Sun- president of the Utah Aero company. hospital. military Douglas pected that from all over the country Rae will have busfor are All Prominent charge. completed preparations data of local movements for the story day school In th morning and sacra- There will be special feature at all the some $,000 delegates will be present Holiday In Bight If the local army The Utah mental meeting in the evening. Salt and A number of the summer training school and en- of what Utah did within its own bor- iness men will give lectures during the contingent will leave Satur-daseason and emphasis .will also be laid recruiting station wiU have enliFed new and unusual attractions at Saltalr. campment of th Provo battery and ders to hslp win th world contest. r June 12, stopping 'off for three - HELPED MAN AND WIFE. eve25 this men the week, by for teacher oh during those was Tentative arrangements have been There received at the etat war training hours as the guest of. Colorado Springe expecting band at Heber next week. The ad- library Capt. X R. Emery, command- club women today a confidential document to teach commercial subjects next ning,will and also being entertained Walter Farraud, 1091 Springfield made for a big parade to the park to be vance force a The the ing, holiday. of consists (5 give winter. the summer led monster detail, artillerythe During Curtis tne State Fudents United by recently printed by plane. Ave., Irvington, N. J., WTitee: "My was recently raised from at Omaha. The executive board oi one-ha- lf quota weekly work will In hour The committee which begin officer describes the earlier wll for Heber leave $ of government, and men arrangethe Fate federation la meeting this charge back ached continuously, ae did my battle, . where many and classes will be over by 1 p.m.. the 18 to 26. afternoon at the Hotel Utah to comwife's." After taking Foley Kidney ments consists of Robert E. Knowlden, Monday, where they will received Inlunch Utah on and eliminated. did The th being of the period chairman, boys taska Planned Commander following giant wa were surprised with the quick Canyon Trip plete final plans for Utahs represenFor the two of Pills, structions for four day the war. Such books the govern- coming week will mainly be devoted to R. R. Mann of th local naval recruit- tation at the convention. Murray McCarty of tha weeks following, 12$ results. I recommanded Foley Kidney of artillerymen , 4 ing Faff, leaves next week by autothe boy had been really well behaved. Richard W. Young poat, who waa battery C will hold their annual en- ment la sending daily, and with the education. mobile- for Zion Canyon and Bryces Utah Pills to any one who has kidney or elected state commander of the Amer campment there. The newly organ- addition of the local record in Roads Good to Shape. have a complete history of Bankers Will Spend Amphitheatre, acompanled by his fam bladder trouble. They help rid th lean Legion at the convention held this ised band of the Provo battery PlT hope ily, and Able Seaman 8. L. Smith of blood of impurities that cause rheu- week at Ogden; Nathaniel Jackson, well now, according to Captain F. A. every movement In whieh Utahns Roads th the the Balt Afternoon of station. th Commerrough Lake Strawberry valrecruiting matic pains, swollen, aching and stiff secretary In charge of headquarters for Saratoga commander of the Joseph Prince, are. in good condition and open tot ley hi Jointa and muscles and other symp- cial club, Wilkes-postWIU Attend the Jubilee 8. during general J. adjutant Bishop ; J. C. .Wood, Salt Lake chapter of the Glass of th Salt Lake diocese.-CatholiTh tom of kidney trouble. Schramm-Johnso- n Simmons Concert Program and automobile traffic, said A. B. Pur commander of the Wasatch jost; Paul has to Institute of American Djmg Co. Advertisement. will gone church, Chicago to engineer ot the United States geo Banking Installation of Williams, commander of the Austin Officers alliance coal coHrm Utah attend the diamond jubilee of that leal survey, who returned yeFei picnic at Saratoga Spring Write or phone for booklet on sum- post; Charles Back qf the Salt Lake Tor coal of. best quality and quick June He will be from a trip of Inspection. There la a Lake. Friday. June 25 when several archdiocese, The 10 day mer courses for women and girls In the post. Trill association Britannic, Representatives from great deal hundred local members of the order, absent of water available In the 'All ths work In connection with this service, 119 south Main street. Phone all over Deseret Gymnasium, Wit 1424. the be will country officers and give a concert pro- and their friends will enjov themselves present at Uinta basin with excellent prospects' affair la belng-do- n gratis by Salt Lake Wasatch 4441. Advertisement. the celebration. for good c(op he say gram fpr member and friends on after banking hours at the resort. legion men and expenses are being Exercise 'Children' Childrens Monday evening at 1 o'clock sharp In kept at a minimum and tha commitday exercises will be held in the FlrF tee in charge expect that 95 per cent Unity hall, 13$ south Second East FlrF Methodist and Presbyterian. street. The installation ceremony will of the receipt wll be met. The money Bethel BaptiF churches Sunday mornbe'condueted by C. A. Smurtbwalte, that is derived Is to be placed In a fund a with ing. program of songs, recitafourtn past president of the associawhich la to be under the jurisdiction tions from the children, talks from In Salt Lake of the tion, and will be followed by an adtheir elder and n special muFc by Bunto provide club rooms and entsrtaln-msdress by th new president, H: W. day school orchestras. Matthew for every American Legion man Music and song will be In Salt Lake City, regardless of whethfeature of th evening te which the Celebration Ths fortiI ethAnniversary er he is affiliated with any local post Mias Nora following will contribute: birthday of the Women's H6m or not. Goddard and Miss Evelyn Clark, piano Missionary society of th Methodist The committee 14 arranging for rate soloists: Miss Margaret Falk, soprano, church, will be observed June I, by on all railroads leading Into Salt Lake Miss of the pupil Margaret Bummerhays; Liberty Park Methodist, with a for that day. XI members of the AirLeonard Tetley, . tenor. A cordial Insocial session at 1:19 p.m-.- , followed by 14AM FEET lx (HKATHISQ vitation la extended, a dinner. At 8 p.m., a musical proplane com pang are members of the American Legion And are doing all the1 Professor E.H.Eastmond ofgram will b giveq. theme-o- f The 2x AID Sal FLANKS big tjie April, flying ana exhibition gratia. fers the following art courses Commercial Club Requisition Are Honored -- At the 1920, Conference was the request of Got.J. B.A. Robertjn of Y. Vte have feat ivulnHM seether summer B. U, at the Will Elect Governors First Vision. The Conference Oklahoma, Pleased With Progress . requisitions have been honOeer ta aee pwrmfmi Ittlltllt, ittlai schools ored ea addtttaaal 2vee eqaare feet far by Gov. Bimen Bamberger for Parrtphlet-ju- st off the for annual Ballot the of election press anextradition of J, B. Burns and J. Lake the The Salt stake presidency Iterxtc epees. Art appreciation (lecture member to the board of governor full stenographic B. Jordan, under arrest here charged ta gives He pleasure with the progress nounces ret west af laved Iwemet with forgery. Sheriff Dave Wright, of this Commercial club were yesterC hleega. of all the Etirring dis- of work of "The course). being made Inth Bryan rountyrOklahema win lake to mailed the club member Vision." written by Prof. Stephen! .The day in . Studio Art (Painting courses. , them back.. cloa June 12. Five of the 29 which will be given at th evening ses-- j polls Bearing 7 per cent Interest Alliance Meeting L AlliPastello, Water Color, and following candidates will be elected French Fon of the Belt Lake Fake conference Order today-tv will copy your ance Francalae meet H. In the Assembly hail, with James H Brown. W. O. W, J. Barrette. J. ednesday On improved Jennings-Dann- a Oil). city property.- evening.1 J une 9, at $ o'clock, l.i the! Nellson. Fake chorister, aa soloist, and Cartel. A. E. Eberhardt, Frank A. 40c POSTPAID. Art (Enameling, Best club B. L. P. on Applied boons. Fisher. 11 Community It Jen Charles J. Parry conducting Reorestlqn earth. Hampton, Parley security 121 eaF Third Bduth. An Interesting I een. Waiter C. Lewis. Albert Merrill urged, that all the alnrers of ths Fakej faster Casting, Batik .Work, be prenented. and plans will A. C. Milner, Merritt Xthley. Max Ot program Join in this work. Practice will bej - . made for the celebration of the 14th held la the Fifteenth ward Tuesday at' Stenciling, etc.) tenhelmer, F. A. Fyke. Morris Rosenof July. All interested in French are blatt. A. H. Scon berg, David A. Smith, and In the Seventeenth ward Art pm Training Pageantry So. Invited to attand.. A. V. P. B'ranse, Arthur Sweet. V. Wednesday at 7 19 p m. and participation in carnivals, .Tracy and T. X' William Was- 346 1 STORE tm VI, NOW Higher petcee Special sale on n bedding plants, festivals, pageants ,etc.) Geadittiffli and wedding gifts. Jen-m-'e at Vogeler Seed Store. Advertise--; likely. M ART7N UOAL X 49 Malt Jeweler 79 Main tree "Wasatch (29 Advertisement. tBOL lf p' li d. Park-to-iar- eeml-annuall- y. ncltt -- I F S t 4 t d' , i y, , v'rnsinAntJI ad-dr- es 19-2- 1. n. Og-de- n. JL x. " III BRIEF - Bun-day- . X-r- ay Lake-theatre- s y, Meuse-Argon- ne at c 7-- 1. ln-st- For Sale Art Courses April Conference B. Y. U. Summer School Pamphlet Jus Oil the Press ForSale ' First Morlgage'. f re-por- 1 Loans ' Warehouse 353 W. 2nd Co. DESERETBOOK COMPANY I - 4 . |