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Show THE DESERET NEWS WEDNESDAY- - MARCH -- ... S" In more than a uosan prohibition la state, which this week midwest are mostly entering the important . . 7 ,1923 BRUISHFORCES I ao-fi- session. In Kansas a hill la pending to make it murder to aelTw to giro away Intoxicants that cause death. In Ohla-hoa similar measure, with the murder penalty, for either selling or 'giving away, already ia a law. In Iowa the senate baa paaeed a bill making the sale of such liquor man-- I slaughter' In Ohio a biU baa been !pasaed and signed making the furbishing of such liquor second degree murder. Michigan has pending a Mil makcauaen death Booze Problem Seen a Com- ing sale of Uquor that manslaughter, while tn Indiana a bill for murder the penally making mon Denominator of Leg- Ting or giving away fatalllquor wag postponed.. islation , to Strengthen indefinitely Variety of Proposals. Other legislation embraces a variety Prohibition Statute. of proposed enforcement laws, with few instance of wet activity. In Wisconsin. wets have announced that they propose to try to make it IlleBy Associated Pm ) gal to search for liquor, except upon CHICAGO. March I yiv absolute knowledge of manufacture Mat legislature haw passed for aale and they have considered Gong res go modify the or are considering hU fo punish memoralixmg , olatead act. sates of intoxicants that causa death. Minnesota has pending a print re murTha penally Imposed is either a not to modsolution to ask Congress der or a manslaughter aentencey-an- d ify the Volstead acr. in soma cases applies equally even North Dakota baar adopted laws to aid in state enforcement similar to to liquor given way. Volstead measures. Physicians have Tha drive acaiget poisonous liquor been limited to a total of five gallons ia tha common denominator of all the 0f liquor, each 'year for prescription, ' ' j on has The Missouri legislature 'hand several proposed enforcement one a .to make It felony to 'measures, " capon that might 'inflict posses bodily inlury while - transporting liquor unlawfully. Apparatus Ownership Felony. Possession irv Oklahoma of any apparatus for manufacture of liquor, except by proper license, is now a felony under a bill enacted by the present - " lr -- , .'a ' ii r .session. Texas lias several measure pend-lin- g, including on forrqmpjG of oft-o- r 'state officials if Intoxicated bff dutv Nebraska baa pending a bill to prohibit possession of intoaicanta and another making the destruction of bottles or other containers during arrests 4rima facie evidence of liquor j 25 nod 75 Packs Cwrgwhar vlawa A proposed law in Iowa making eh purchaser equally guilty with the seller was killed, by the Senate. That body has adopted a bill to seize, vehicles ' , transporting liquor. In Illinois, wets have .pending a to stats repeal prohibition proposal regulation nets. Sale of New SPKIMG BffiSSES RAILDEMANDS I 4 The Dress Stofe of Salt Lake Announces an Extraordinary Purchase and ' . , BLOCK FRENCH vt" t Reported Complete Deadlock Exist Over Troop Movement Through Zone Bruises Jippfyto bioarisbtraks up cot gcstioa in svdollcn pan pain disappears, Sloan Liniment-iV-b patal Every One Greatly Underpriced! Assurance of an Unusual Saving Occupied by English. -- (By at Asociat4 Pr Mah 7 Router' Coiocne correspondent learna, on the bi chest authority, that French and British representatives are still com-- , pletely deadlocked over the question of moving French troops through the Britisjs zone. General Sir Arthur God ley, commanding the British troops at Co lone and General Payot. French chief Texas. March 7c Char- - of transportation in the DAIX. occupied rehiMartin, is at work today, try on Mon-o- f Sleeve rolled up. amid the preakur g,on hM two conference assimilation jot new at th Laiias Ca At these, the correspondent says, - plant --in the atmosphere of General Godley flatly refused the LONDON, - i -- CANTON CREPES TAFFETAS AND FLAT CREPES with rirlk-in- g trimming effects in soft laces, narrow .ribbons, vivid flowers . comttant Incoming cnpy.v 'Payot said he would appeal to Lpo- J Charley" look oif from work don. awhile , yeaaexday to celebrate his The French asked the right to run eighty-fourt- h birthday. H was born trams between-- ' Bonn and Neusa, is the vtiiage of Ban AUMthe; repub- - which would involve a thirty minute lie Texas, March , it 29, on the third shunting operation on the part of anniversary of the fall of the Alamo every train in the Cologne central Mutton. has and lived In the state under three The British contend, th eomapon-th- e flags, that or the republic of Texas seriously confederacy and tha star and- dent aaserlk. fluff this wouldlead to a traffic and would hamper Stripe. ' h of German staff, making member is of a Delta the Vlk Charley" British position untenable, Kappa -- Epsilon Greek letter frater-tk- e The correspondent understands that nlty and U perhaps the oldest Peke' German .the railway men in the Brit- living teday. one ara not order er Mr Martin retired from The Newe W1 nlt in ,th French take over when hia eyes began to fail. '? and was back in 1901 and today ia happy checking error and writing spread sabotage. he will itay at h it nnillfl 111 port untU'-thirt-y" (flan) come to Us uilllii him. ' and shiny gold braids. Colors of caramel, new green , navy, brown, toast, new rose, inum gray, bobolink and blade. . - Such Delightful Colors! Such Exquisite Workmanship! SUCH TRULY WONDERFUL VALUES - ' Such Charming Styles! Such Beautiful Fabrics! plat- Sale Begins Tomorrow at 9 a. m. i oMy-bnd- U. loiuure Shotbone Legionnaire t Will Erect Memorial - t Th Idaho.. Mareh "post oT the American authorized tha build ins com-to FOR Utioa Photographs $et Date on purchaa two hu upon which b biuU a 1440 memorial build- Which Marshtf Found Gold wilt in for i he soldiers of Lincoln county dent al of tn time if they can The bafldm jI Hprak.ng of the absence of a acbrd-who died in the war. GRASS ill houso tha Araerk-aLskn.- uJe . or . Calif. Tv VALLET, k 4K, epical of fotand lir barn rvb-hu- American Lerioa suzlliary. war mothldiotocriphi or- era. Red Crossandothcr patriotic Harding on vacation. He is a be tJr. nere belt th poitiT Tlecks-Tade- n Tbs post hevet ia the theory that there more FVitiona ink that Void" thc hirbMFt prrcentage of Seventy-seve- n Dr. Humphreys' la Jamea UarshaU os Jan. 1; 114. U is J fun in-- spontaneous excursion than he tAle hcf tOm of Ah photographs berhtP for Grip, Influenza. and Coughs tw that of Marskatl himself, Colds carefully planned Xrtpa. pd to a memorandum on the heck Price Are To get the best results take The arrival of the presidential taken la Grass Valley la y-seven at the first Chill, Sneeze 17.wasPrevious to this fink ft was not at Ormond, tha first golfing party Entertainment or Shiver. known that Marshall ever vprtted this countr stop araa aKendedby considerable rePRirE, March 7 Carbon If you wait til! your bones begin to section 4 well ar started of plana at the last minute Amcncaa Lcgiooair ache. It may taka longer. on their Job of entertaining th con- - arranging Senator Hale of Maine and former Medical book, tell. all. fra. nradwimt from illrbt Colds . . vention of Utah Icglonnairea and la- Senator Freiinghuysen of New Jersey and ll.ee at drug stores, or Laxative BROMO QUININE TableU dle in Auguat. Price poat hah adopted eras ant on remittance or C. O. D. Parrel relteva the Headache by curing the a bodget of ll.&O for two da ym of tha and John Barton Payne, who Wil of the interior in the secretary Hiawatha A detonic the ht Poal and .germ laxfUve Medidn4Cold Borneo. conveotlpahd Humphreys' st rover - Thfobo, bear the signature will apaftd $t,hh for tha sacond day, son administration, but who is now CoVlM of E. W. Grove. (Be sure you get on which th convention will ba. their chairman of the American Red Cross, Ad- - BROMO-- I , f Adv. guaata. iOc, . - . tC were ail planning to say goodbye to .nT; to ' Flight "' t the president at Ormond and continue R- -, gigantic dirlble on to Miami by rail to pick up the , has met N. Lakewood. st ruction at . good ah ip Victoria" whlib conveyed of th, j I Hie president from one end of Flor-th- e with the tentative It approval was said today, navy department - fWar to ether. - last winter. Mr. bv Admiral Moffett! A. Wm Rear Harding paused and made up a four- - chief of th navy- - bureau of aeron- - J some Attorney General luughertjr been aueat of the, Thi who was the admiral prellmtnIT preaident'a boat, decided to go on to W(U cnn,i,t of trip from city to Miami and rest is a hotel there and CJty across around the and country mo did Secretary of Labor Lav us, 4 other member of the cabinet. Secre- - i It t, believed tli ZR-- I will prove lrei-'Ge- tf j tary and- Mrs, Week, left the capatfle of clnruninavtgating the t So for the globe In time hitherto thought tmpoa- dent at St. AJgustine. Mr least , next few day at Harding slb whellum f will be left with Mrs. Harding, Pr- Filled with he aald, the ZR;1 will not be I -ivate Secretary George Chrmtian, Dr. conditions ! Sawyer. Chairman Lasker of the affected by atmospheric flight, shipping board. General Dawes of and changes surrounding such atremen-I budget fame, and the boats, Jlr. and Her great speed will aerve To Idous advantage Mr. Edward B McLean. ' eR-- 1 be should The completed Mrs. Hardin Happy jab0ut July 1 the admiral mid. and of th land was jAterests The first in dirigible will rice to the beaming with happioeea. Ever since, heights as a result of demon-- t last August she has been confined td atyations with the big boat which wilt the upper apartment of the White be given all over the country 4 w must not only keep abreast of . House. She ha not been away from h UrT If rT Washington ,.nce last summer. She- the development of other naviea with fa)r VhJr baa seen hardly anybody in the intrr- regard to aviation but we must excel lhno at no trn aa'sfae bad to have absolute rent. In performance the Beat effort of any JJU to yeurif She looks remarkably well consider- - forexn service At present onr naval EVffinntn? Saturday March 10 The in the ion siege of illness. She and equipment leads tb world our sea- - iWeret Kerns will ive away each our method are one 125 twelve week unsurpassed, Saturday plane Mr. McLean will be alone on the of communication are a atep in ad- - Fll.rb.ck Utah Battery The battery houseboat pracueally all the Ume as be some to " 7 we are lucky motor-,given away Elicrbeck-Ctaservice and the men in tn. party will .ne ashore vane of any other Bat-made by the nrosreaa." aay a good many hours each day. , maKinl' Main golfing South l eompany. T Lik street, The real value of a corset lies in the part lype. the ZR-She la so Unproved in health that al, An airahip of aimilar The automobile editor of the New, '2. built, for thw government. .trained nurae warn t taken a'ong you dont see. the number from the mgny T1"aee The Me Lean hmfteboat is a picture ear' department of comfort inside And out. Big palms lbles wnd bT th First ofaIl the corset must be correctly and flowers adorn the canopied decks. The Pioneer, as the boot 1 proportioned and very carefully designed. rv few fact of water called, draw and la almost as wide as the presidenSecond The stitching must be dose and tial and about IS Mayflower, yacht true if the style lines in the corset are to be feet long. It isn t equipped for ra. dio communication, but the inlet is permanent. very narrow and the aecre service motor boat can get hack arid forth Third Interlining must be used to keep the boning from to shore with mevaagee lor the presiand adds where dent day or night There ie, such a pushing through the strains interlining strength complete contrast between the busy come on a corset. atmosphere of Washington add the quiet leisurely life of hnusehoating Fourth Each American Lady Corset is properly interlined. and golf, however, that the national capital already seema thousands of , , miles away. Fifth The must be of the best or the corset will SHOSHONE, Weeba-Tade- n ( w old-U- rn mera-rrport- 'legionnaire Prepaing Sevent- Salt Las City Do you feel ashamed lo of your old bus? PL he-f.7rN1 ? J-- YOU NEEDNOTBE if you buy a nr . a & Certified Studebaker i trae ,ta. . I - Tomorro- ',' Styles For Spring 1 Displaying J I American Lady Corsets btlry fr ' I, S-- b r, I . nmhrVr tSlnlTah "vV.V for News u vlvtnVaway uct to Utabna It roust be a newialj cltr Jor ,to w should not battery n dilapidated ??tf rTuPi,r4 ,lln E, p newllrtnaolltit hrnr n,, H T own a cat watch the Automo- ' f The Dc.eret New. aarh Ra.yrday to aee who Is the fortunate penwn. It may be you The number cho,en wt!I be shown ' v-- Are proud of your home? boning very remain bent and thereby destroy the original lines of the corset. Sixth Every garment is boned with mighty bone the est and yet strongest boning to be had. . Seventh Every part of every American Lady Corsetis guar anteed by U3 to be perfect and to give satisfaction. -- r No two make of Corsets are alike, the differ- ence is largely Tn qu&l.tv of workmanship and care in designing. ; - For 'these reasons wearers of American Lady Corsets are always satisfied. PRICEr$1.75 to $5.00. See Our Special Window Display Philippine Court ; This Emblem and ' Bookkeeping Law; j (By AecoCialed MANILA. March 7. Teat by the courts of the. new Philippine book- keeping law, which requires that all accounts be kept In English. Spanish or in one, of the Philippine dialects. was begun today when a complaint waa filed in the court of first instance against Chang-o- n Chong, a Chutes exporter and importer, who waa charged with violating th law, The Chinese have qontended that the statute would drive out ail small Chinese merchants, because they could not bear the expense of pm ploying foreign bookkeeper. They declared the Taw invalid because It violated provisions of the Jones law aad also because, they contended, It. 'sought to regulate foreign commerce,' which could be controlled, only by the ' United States congress. Jt . U understood that the Chang -- These Firms are Your Assurance of Quality u . Pifi Bra. Efrvtrfv 24$ mere satisfaction and comfort than the er electrical appliances. la Etot Slat fa fa. El(rit 131 Ca FbMUi Mrtera tlwtrte'Ca, .. 4S mtfc. - I2S Saath State St B, O. Ekrtri 27 East ' Kcfnt H Wuatffe Clcrtrje Skaaw riiat laitk prop- Perhaps you do rot know just the appliances needed in YOUR home. Consult an Electragist. He will make a survey, tell you just what you need and then if' you wish, install them. . !. Slat Eartlcr Elfrtfte C. EicBuf fta Salt Ufc g? RememberHhenr that there Is nothing that you can add td your home that will give Art af Llickttif Ita4ta, 40 E. tat . 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