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Show THE veils, and th boys each decked with a bow of ribbon on the left arm. entered the church in a procession, carsaid rying a Hev. lighted candle. Mass wan Father Theodore Sschultz. by the Mildred Ford read the acts of faith and contrition. After the mass the children were the of the Itt. Itev. Joseph S. Glass, guests M.. D. D. , bishop of the diocese of Salt Lake, at breakfast in Cathedral hall. The Very Rev. George Rapier, president of All Hallows will deliver the baccalaureatecollege, sermon to the members of the graduating class of St. Mary's academy In3 the academy chapel this afternoon at o'clock. Tomorrow evening the members of the commercial class of the will receive their diplomas andacademy awards of gold medals will be made to the honor pupils of the class. Academic class exercises will be held Tuesday evening1 also, when the young ladies of the school will present "Breezy Point." the class play. The academic commencement exercises will be held Wednesday evening. , PLAY IN FRENCH GIVEN BY GIRLS 'The Miracle of the Roses' Entertains, Though in Tonguer Known to Few Hearers. The members of the French class of St. 5Iarys academy last evening pre- BOAT '' mm m FARMERS' DIRECTORY Airman Flies From Gotham to Washington in 87 Minutes 1 -- ran Comes FOOD Ill-fat- ed May. The Roanoke foundered while on her way from San Francisco for Valparaiso. The survivors of the disaster landed at Fan Luis Obispo, Cat., May 10, in a lifeboat with the bodies of five of their shipmates. The survivors were delirious and could only say that four other boats had been launched when the steamer sank. OUT Comprehensive Volume Containing Vast Amount of Data Ilelng Distributed. A directory of Utah county farmers want, j and merchants, filling a long-fe- lt has just been issued by the Directory Publishing: company, Inc., of Salt Lake, of which T. Ben Meldrum is manager. The new directory is very complete and it is attractively printed. Primarily to open is the of the directory intention a new era in distributing reliable farm and business information concerning Utah county. In addition to being a reliable directory, the volume is educational, conmuch information pertaining taining to farm lands, agriculture and other industries in Utah county. It gives the history of practically every hamlet and phocity in Utah county, together with and the life history of Utah tographsofficials. county The center of the directory contains rea farmer's cash record, space for reccording brood animals, household ords and dairy product accounts. The also contains household hints directory and a. mass of ready information of exceptional value to a farmer. OF ROANOKE FOUND to Port With Itellcs of Steamer. Panama, June 11. The steamer City of Para, which arrived here today from San Francisco, had on board a lifeboat and one dead seaman from the American steamer Roanoke, which foundered 100 miles south of San Francisco in City of t n SALT LAKE CITY? UTAH, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1916. N, - vented a play, "The Miracle of the tyloses," In the academy auditorium, the plven In the French tongue. j!ay being orchestra M. assisted In the proMary's gram. Th play attracted a large number of the parents and friends of the putook patr and despite the fact pils whowas enacted in a that It tongue it proved intelligible, soforeign did the girls accompany theircleverly lines with was pantomime. The appropriate founded upn the legend of story Ht. Elizabeth of Austria, famed for her charity deeds. and good Miss 11. Fitzs?erald read the prologue. In the munlca! numbers the soloists were Miss M. Kelly and Miss II. Golns. The cast Included the Misses O. GibF. Douglas. A. Dull, B. bons, M. I,ynoh, 11. Kearns, E. Warren. M. Fitzgerald. Dusserre. F. IJreining, A. Brownle. D. Stelner, J. Lavery. E. Griffin, C. Laramie, P. Fevy. II. Struck and C. Stephenson. At the piano were the Misses V. Jenkins and G. Gibbons. At the conclusion of the six of a minuet. the young women appeared Inplay Mioses II. Kearns, f They were the 15. A. Dull, K. Stephenson. M. Fitzgerald, AVarrn and Lynch. A class of seventy-tw- o received their flrj-communion yesterday at the cathedral. The clans, with the girls dressed In white and wearing white c HERALD-REPUBLICA- SUPPLIES CHECKED England Takes Account of Available Supplies and of Crops. London, June 12. The, government is taking an Inventory of all the foodstuffs in the United Kingdom. Farmers are receiving requests for a report to the board of agriculture on their stocks of wheat, corn and barley, the extent of their growing crops and the amount VICTOR 0ARLSTR0M IN HIS MACHINE. of their live stock. No farmer is to be permitted to sell June 6. Victor Carlstrom, accompanied by Alan K. Haw-leWashing-tonor straw except at the army rates, hay president of the Aero Club of America, recently covered the which are considerably lower than prijourney from New York to Washington in 187 minutes just a little over vate dealers are offering. threo hours, and two hours faster than the best train service. This is the used in Illuminating gas inwas first first time a fb'insr machine with a passenger has flown from New York to Cornwall, 1792, and in BosEngland, ton, Mass., in 1822. Washinjrton. , y, 225-rai- le 5 HOME RULE FOR IRELAND URG ED Lloyd George Proposes Several Reforms to Allay Discord on Island. Dublin, June 11. An official report issued by the nationalist party con- cerning its recent meeting gives the history of the situation resulting from Premier Asqulth's visit to Ireland, and e the appointment of David to negotiate a settlement of the differences between the Irish factions. The statement says Premier Asquith returned from Ireland profoundly convinced that the Castle government was completely broken down, and that he made no attempt to set it up again by the appointment of either a lord lieutenant or a chief secretary for Ireland. It gives the proposals of Mr. e formulated on his own responsibility as a result of his consultations with all the parties, which may be regarded as the government's proposals. The proposals were: "First, to bring the home rule act into Immediate operation; second, to Introduce forthwith an amending bill as a strictly war emergency act; third, that during the Interim the Irish members were to remain in Westminster in their full numbers; fourth, that during the war emergency period the six Ulster counties should remain under the imperial government; fifth; that immediately after the war an imperial Lloyd-Georg- . Lloyd-Georg- n 3 fV m n LJ L3 LJ LJL3 j :. : 4s PROPOSED FOR CHAIRMAN Kive Men Sujrsettted to Iend. Campaign for llu.lies and Folrbanfcu. Chicago, June 11. Five names were mentioned as possible .candidates for chairman of the Republican national committee and manager of the Hughes and Fairbanks campaign in the political discussions of the subjects by Republican leaders here today prior to their leaving for their homes. The names mentioned were Frank II. Hitchcock of New York, Ralph 12. Williams of Oregon. Joseph B. Kealing of Indiana, Fred C. Tanner of New York and Charles B. Warren of Michigan. PIANO MANUFACTURER DIES John V. Steger's Body Found In Reservoir In Chicago Suburb. Chicago, June 11. The body of John V. Steger, president of the Steger & Sons Tiano Manufacturing company, was found today in a huge reservoir in the town of Steger, 111., near here, years which he founded twenty-fiv- e ago. Members of Mr. Steger's family said down to that it was his habit to walkafternoon the reservoir each Sunday and feed the goldfish, and that he must have slipped, falling into the water. L,. i sX rifl rp f V conference of representatives of ail dominions be held to consider the future government of the empire, including the government of Ireland, and sixth, that following this conference, and in the interval provided by the war emergency act, a permanent settling of all great outstanding problems would be proceeded with." ESS the convenience of its readers, The IIERATD-K- E lias compiled a representative list of firms anil individuals who contribute the necessities which go FOll the building of homes and business blocks of SaltPUBLICAN Lake City. Each week we will introduce some firm or business man in the center of this page, whom it will be to you contemplate building or remodeling a home, apartment house or business block. This week you will hear about the Halt Lake Wire & Iron your advantage to consult ifmeans to of Works, and we trust this will be the WHAT KIND OF A MATTRESS SHALL I BUY? By all means, get a Remember, good one. of you spend one-thir- d In and bed life you your can ill afford to use a si poor mattress or spring. Ask your furniture one dealer to show you of Kberhardt's Columbia. Haven of nest, or Rest-mor- e Sleeptite of grades are matall tresses. They values and excellent will make you a good e, iilt-Kdg- VS1 bed. Look for this trade- 1 mark your guarantee of quality: of personally bringing- together the prospective builder and the Salt Lake Wire & Iron Works, which is certain - Special Farntiure Made to Order. AH Kind of Repairing Done Promptly. Frrnfh rollahlnK. Knameltnff and Upholstering. George G. Gray Go?itractor "' Ml and Builder Carpenter. Shop. 51 2 W. Third South. Shop Telephone, Wasatch 2549. House Telephone, HyL 1878-R. ..X A TODERN T?URNITURE 1YJL JL' 234 South State Street, Salt Lake City pO. JUN BRIDES H Arc making this store their headquarters because they find it easy to purchase every household requirement and for less money than thev can elsewhere. Xot the least bit of trouble to show goods, even though you may be "just looking." 1 of every description Vialett & Markley Ask to see tlie Twin Liuk Fabric Springs, too. Rear 108 E. Fifth North. $3500 Bungalow for $2800 $150 cash, balance $25 per month. 7 per cent Interest. S50 Westminster avenue. "We have many other bargains. Investment Co. Bruneau-Hi- ll Wasatch 2600. 343 Main Street. I "B uy Utah Products" DIS . A GOOD SLOGAN m Cosy and comfortable. That is what a fireplace does to any room. Let me show you a com- plete and up to date line of man- tels. Particularly when it concerns wire and fencing: products. There are a lot of people in Salt Lake and Utah who do not know that the Salt Lake Wire & Iron Works turn out a lot of stuff and ship it all over the state, who wrould be only too glad to purchase their own needs from them if they were aware of the fact that they are one of the new and progressive concerns in this line of business. Building Materials NEW AND SECOND- Their plant is located at 242 Edison street, and they are always ready to talk business and sharpen their pencil down close when it comes to figuring1 on a competitive job. The next time you hear of some one talking about iron and Avire don't forget to jimmy in your good word for them. They will appreciate it, and maybe they are doing the same thing for you every time the occasion arises, without asking or telling you anything about it. HAND. Over 2(H) doors in poo! condition from which to select. House Wreckers and Dismantles. Utah Equipment & Storage Company 780 W. Fourth Sonth. 764 E. Sonth Temple. Wasatch 1360. Wasatch 2643. 1 - v.. You Want fSbd Hoae anil SIGNS Phone Waaatch 1633. Agent Continental Fire Insurance New York; U. S. Cnmpnny of. fc Tnmt Mortgage A'ew Company of York. One or 10,000. Also Scene Painting. EDWARD B. WICKS Ileal ntatc. Mortgage Invest-men- CHIPPED .GLASS, BRASS AND BRONZE CIIAS. PETERSON THE PSYGNEOLOGIST 20 Richards Your work done right. Specify Detail. National House isx J & Cleaning Co. 215 TYmpleton Carpet Bids?. Wall Paper Cleaned by Experts. by Hups and CarpetsorCleaned Vacuum. Compressed Air I'hone Wan. I2r. 1 SALT I.AIvi: CITY. VTA 1. T. Letchfield "The Tile and Mantel Man" 46 S. State. Was. 5262. 340 S. Main. 1 S3 Upholstery and Furniture Repairs. 51V2 W. Broadway Wasatch 2549. YOUR WELFARE may depend on how they value cleanliness. The 1 i On the Job Every Minute! ern Bathroom induces a love for sanitary habits. An estimate on this equipment will be given upon request. Carthey & Dumbeck, Inc. 63 Everything in Wire and Iron. Wasatch 2040. Everything for Electricity Tucker & Coe. CHILDREN'S Come in and let Nephi Plaster & Mfg. Co. DO IT Your old furniture. We'll make it look like new. Busy men always turn to the classified page when they want help. State Street, Salt Lake City. To fit every income. us show you. Eardley Bros. Bring In Avant ad. and Kire Insurance. S. LET- - 37 East First South Try a classified See my list of building1 lots before you buy. Sold on monthly payments. Building loans made at low rates of Interest. GO Of tn A HOUSE NEPHI PLASTER 711 Boston Bldg. 242 Edhson C. of a beauty 'Standard Mod Jly conl rart or the hoar. Meltable len Furnished. xv Street Salt Lake City Office Cleaning In i:vry Cushing& Chapman General Contractors 1 Homelike, Cement Work 1 mutual benefit. prove Salt Lake . Wire and Iron Works WEST BROADWAY Phone Wasatch IT IS NOT WHAT YOU MAKE IT IS WHAT YOU SAVE IIUY A JEWEL, SAVE FUEL 1 F. W. Spencer & Co. Plumbing and Heating, 359 S. State. Was. 7308. Wahlquist & Labhardt SHEET METAL WORKS, 169 Second East. Was. 1197. - |