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Show PRICE TWO CENTS. PROVOTPTAH, MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1922. V0L.XXXVILNa53. DAN lOCKHART'S BODY STAYS IN FRANCE UNTIL BROTHER'S BODY IS IDENTIFIED VI OFFICIAL ; The graves registration service, this long after the war, confesses that it is unable to identifv the body of a Provo boy who fell In the first rush of U. 8. marines at Chateau Thierry, although a year ago the service informed the parents of the boy that his body bad been identified and would be shinned to mother of the fallen heroes that the body of one of their sons, that of George, had been found and identified, but that the body of Dan was buried among the countless thousands of the "unknown dead." Mr. and Mrs. Lockhart were asked to indicate their wishes as to the burial of George's body. They asked the government to send their son's mortal remains to Provo. "So that we may visit his grave," the mother said A year went by and a neglectful government paid no further atten-toito the father and mother from whom had been taken two sons in the very flower of their manhood. About a month ago Mr. Lockhart received a letter from the commandant of the U. S. marines, informing him 4hat the body of Dan Lockhart had been found and Identified. The parents were asked if they wanted the body to remain in France or to be shipped to this city. They wrote immediately asking the government to send the body here for burial. Also they asked the commandant of the marines to send the body of George at the same time so that the two brothers might be buried here and lie forever side by side where their parents and friends might visit their graves. This request reached the U. S. marines headquarters July 26. Saturday Mr. Lockhart received the following letter from the U. S. marines corps: "My Dear Mr. and Mrs. Lockhart: "Immediately upon receipt of yot-lttetro- f July 26 last concerning the return of the remains of predated it you will advise this offlce as soqn as possible whether you wish Dan's remains held until such time as positive identification can be made in the case of George, in order that this information can be transmitted to Europe before shipment is made. "In the eVehT that this information is not received in Europe before shipment lias been effected, It is contemplated to hold the remains of Dan In a receiving vault in this country pending the return of the remains of your other son, unless you wish Dan's ' remains shipped to you upon arrival In the United States. "Regretting that the bodies of both of your sons cannot be returned at this time and trusting that favorable Information will be received In the near future looking toward of the identification George's remains, I am "Very sincerely yours, "MACKER BABB, "Ileut. Col., Asst. Adjutant and Inspector, U. S. Marine Corps." Pffil CITIES V Provo. By N. 6UNNAR RASMUSON. The foregoing conclusion Is arDr. John R. Anderson, of Spring-rlllrived at from a perusal of a letter SALT' LAKE CITY. Aug. 14. Friday wbi appointed asslst-- t Dean G. WrlKht former- - Provo! . What promises to be one of the most enjoyable festivities ever at the State. Senator William H. King was nomi written by Lieutenant Colonel superintendent boy, and now or Uncle Sams air held in Utah county will be' con- - '. Macker Babb, of the U. S. marine nated to succeed himself in the Mental hospital. mall service, has contributed his ducted at Springville Wednesday corps, to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lock-har- t, Dr. Anderson, who formerly was United States senate on the first 644 North First East street and Dan Alexander half to what promises to bo the evening, August 1L ift celebration Sons, will more Bis ballot at tEe Democratic state conyour of Springville, juyor ,r; Two of the Lockhart boys, Dan George William Lockhart. the matmost important aviation progress of the completion of the concrete family to Provo this week that he vention Friday. Alexander and George William, the with was highway between Provo and Spring-villgraves ter taken up of sessions the the brothers amy give his undivided attention to the since made During morning Wright ' . ; the supreme sacrifice at Cha. , registrations service, this city. k. new duties at the hosptal where whole atmosphere of the conven- made Thierry Dayton, Ohio, ceased active atr when the overwhelm"Due to the fact that George's The celebration Is under the di- ' I he succeeds Dr. Frederick Dunn. tion hall was charged with Arm' teau German forces were crushing careers. ing rection of the Kl wanis clubs of body has not as yet been positively who recently was mane superintstrong sentiment There seemed to into the heart of France. In the , identified, It will be necessary to Dean G. Wright has with Herbert Provo, Springville and Spanish endent following the death of Dr. be no question in the minds of the first rush of In the battle Lockhart withhold shipment of Dan's body ot the British air Fork with Myron E. CrandaU, Jr.; " .tJeorge E. Hyde. Marsh, delegates as to the outcome of the brothers went to their death before formerly order to comply with your request ot Springville, as chairman, tfoth. - Dr. John R. Anderson was born in senatorial race it was Armstrong the storm of forces, perfected an aerial trimmer. ing has been left undone by the shrapnel and shell of to have both bodies returned at the ftirvlew, Sanpete county, Utah, everywhere. " Huns. In the to successful that giving same time. It is expected pronounced committee to make he event one March' 11, 1879, a son of John AnThe change was begun during the After the war, some months after for released In his moBt Dan's recently a the ot memorable device Scotland the body, who aviators a of they whereby satire noon recess when Senator King derson, had returned, the federal govshipment, will toe shipped about may tell bow their ships ride. tory of Utah county. came to America In 1854 with his saw many of the delegates in the peace ernment reported to the father and Both Mr. Wright and Mr. Marsh and The celebration - begins Friday Archibald August 24. It will therefore be apAgnes lobby of the Orpheum theater parents, were in Provo Friday and Saturday afternoon when residents of Span The grandp- where the convention was held, (Adams) Anderson. studying iJe feasibility of locating ish Fork form an automobile parade arents first settled at Salt Lake and was completed when Milton H. the production plant here. and proceed to Springville. There tod when' the move south was made Welling made his superb nominat- "Until the trimmer was con- they will be Joined by every real- they became residents of Spanish InfTspeecb. for Senator King, and a ceived," Mr. 'Marsh explained, "the dent of Springville who owns a car ; Rut and were among the first sett- dozen or more prominent men and aviator could not tell If his ship ot any kind. The - procession of lers of Fairvlew at the time the women had made their emotional ask K 4 was riding level with the ground automobiles from the two cities . fort was built seconding speeches In favor of the unless he could see the' horizon. will then advance to Provo, were ; ' R. Anderson was the Junior senator. On cloudy days, in snowstorms, and It will be Joined ,by hundreds of , eighth in the family and was edu To illustrate the mental atutuae ' ,J . at night, if was practically impossi- automobiles. cated at t ajrview ana also in the of the delegates .while the nominatIt Is estimated that the procession ble for the aviator to be sure he Brigham Young university, completimade the for were ing speeches was riding or the R- will be several miles long. Arrlv-- -ng the high school course in that various candidates, It Is said that from With the trimmer he Can ing' In Provo, the neighbors everse. institution in 1900. His early life one of the Utah county delegates at all times keep his ship at the the south will go west on Center via spent upon a farm and he be changed his mind not less than proper level. This will reduce acci- street to Fifth West, return to the came familiar with every phase of ' " " three times as to whom he was to "V 4 Seeking rest and comfort in th dents wonderfully, and will make fountain go south to Third South ranching. He continued to assist cast his vote. RAILROAD DANCE. of the Orem town marshal orchard for his father In the work of the fields absolutely safe commercial fly- street and then proceed to Spring the noise at If the applause and vile. Laid the care of the stock until he mention of .p. ing." the names of the candi- cost John Hatch a Salt Lake transrailroad The workers striking The Provo automobles will be In The trimmer Is encased In a box was cauea on a mission in isv. tie could be relied upon as a fer man, $200. or 60 days in the dates a will Provo benefit of give a point line on Center street, east of the . . onto at fits which the Mired for; almost three years In ship deleof the guide for the feelings dance at Mozart hall Wednescounty JalL where It easily attracts the avia- fountain, and will Join the parad- eGermany and Switzerland and for gates, it is certain that hundreds of day evening, to assist In raising Friday afternoon Hatch came to tor's eyes. On the lid Is a pictured to Fifth West street and then on to thirteen months of the period 'was them were in the same identical a larger strike fund. airplane, with four divisions of Springville. president of the Dresden,. Saxony, position as the Utah county dele- the home of the marshal driving a eon- - ' box is At As a surface. the program branch. Springville light gate, and that the change came dur- small truck. He asked for permisSome of the members of the tipped to one side the light shines slating of speeches and music wllf . Prior to going abroad be taught ing the nominating and seconding sion walked under that the truck into the Four" brotherhoods torfve 'Btg school for three winters at Fairvlew wing. If the nose ot the be rendered at the city park. Gov speeches in favor of Senator King. orchard while he rest up before out Saturday and Sunday on the plant Is pointed downward the light ernor Charles R. Mabey has been and upon his return again took up The nominating speech of Mr. & Is S. It L. L and. A reported, ia front flashes on, warning the Invited to be present and has slgni- the profession of teaching, which he Welling was full of emotion as be proceeding to Salt Lake City. Hatch that trains 3 and 4 are to run only driver. The same thing happens to fled bis Intention of being present, is said to followed for a year.' He later spent partly Intoxiappealed to the delegates to remem- cated at have been The beto Lake from Salt Caliente, the rear light when the nose Is if he can arrange other mattersrA""" the time. one year in the University of utan ber the splendid work tor Democ marshal, at Las Vegas, pointed upward. cause ot the tie-uand member of the state road commls-- , Hatch Mr. consented and then entered the college or Wilson, in bygone Senator by King racy a of train whero --4arge percentage Mr. Wright also is the Inventor ston will also be present. No doubt truck iato the orchard. : Physicians and Surgeons at Batti-taor- years, ,hn tr-1' . t r rr .'i'y.1 i it crated onJJieprin- - 'Chairman Preston O. Peterson wllT " MA,, winning !s degree of i ne muc". mg.. folding and courageous and 20 have been taken on, u U. D. as a member of the class" of Democrat has carried on." about it the more convinced he be cipla of. mercury said this morning. 1915. Following the completion of from the TflB bestTMsicarri flashing of electric signs . A Klmllar That his plea had struck a sym- came that the truck was loaded 11 It is reported from Ogden that device his course, he became associated and closes elevator three Cities has been engagflh opens cord In the hearts of the with liquor. He notified the sherpathetic brotherhood members voted to walk gates. ""' with Dr. R. 8. Olson at Afton, Wyo.. Ar- iff's office of his suspicions, and music furnish the for occasion. from the was evident delegates out this morning if armed guards r In the tatter-day- Saints hospital applause ban offered $250,000 rangements are under way to have Denver ' Roper made an investhat greeted him at the Deputy-BFare not removed from the railroad financing If the production plant is the Provo and Spanish Fork bands " Later he located at Ephralm, Utah, conclusion of his speech. tigation. property. here he practiced for a year, and The the in attendance. located In that city. investigation replenished Of the seconding speeches : Nineteen trains are said to be mso spent a similar penuu t ruir-Tte- in favor ofmany The Relief societies Dean Wright, was born at Nephi, of the . Senator King one of the store 32house at the sheriffs office Calif. held at Needles, up ban-- ' bonded liquor He has since continuously most with of to when will Provo three' wards a serve' quarts coming Ernest Springville years was made by spirited It was said by a former railroad old. He was educated at the quet on the laws following the pre engaged in practice at Springville. Wilkinson, former editor of the "Oscar Pepper," "Old Crow," "Old worker this morning that the new Young university, and aided In put- gram. All members of the Klwanla ' He belongs to the American Medi "Amity" and "Sunny-brook.- " "Y" News and one of the best ex- Taylor," . , to, strike developments do not extend ting cal association, the Utah State Med? the "Y" on the mountain side. clubs of ' Ptovo, Springville and Jever . grad1 f to tlv Utah, railroad. In-tt had been leal society, the Utah county MedUl temporaneous speakers wSVk claimed he Hatch that Snanlsh Fork wMLnBrHrlnatB In the Eal Wing uated from the Young university, Strikers In Provo are enjoined Texas, Wright went Into the air banquet but all other citizens are '"-- . to cal society and at one time was secLakers take some hired Salt by in the a teacher at and present from federal order temporarily by retary of the Sanpete County Medi- Weber academy at Ogden. Wilkin- the whiskey away from the city and service and distinguished himself invited to join them at the ban- -' ' having more than two men at on with many feats over the German quet table. Those from Provo wish- - i cal society before taking up his a wonderful and an elo- stay away until the raids conducted made son of the near Log the Angeles lines. Marsh at the time was fly- ing to participate In the banquet , shops abode In Springville. forces the national prohibition by of for the renomlnation & Salt Lake railroad on picket duty On the 18th of December, 1901, quent plea had ended. They failed to notify ing In the British forces, and after should notify the Chamber of Com- .... at one time. Dr. Anderson was married in Manti Senator King. Utah county the war the two came to America merce so that reservations may he that him, however, Abel John Evans of Lehl also of decision was the This Judge to go into air mall service. They made. temple af Mantl, Utah, to Miss would he the worst place in the of In favor a made D. strong speech of the united Johnson Tillman Millie Sorenson, a native of Fair-vieare stationed at Salt Lake where state to try to Bide Intoxicants. Assisting Mr. CrandaU in outlln- - .,: ,'nomination. States district court Saturday. Mr. Wright has charge of the re- Ing the program for the celebra- and a daughter of Hang and the senator's The case was heard before City was taken 41 of ; vote the When not with to Interfere men are These ' Vilate (Hanson) Sorenson, who beand Mr, Marsh tlon are Bishop W. C. Beckstrora building of to Judge Abe W. Turner Saturday, 65 votes went V'-those going from or to the shops handles the planes became residents of Utah during the Utah county's choice his was Hatch and Fork motors xt snd Dixon given Spanish LeRoy went to department. Senator King, while 16 except by persuasion to those who tween $200 or 60 days in jail. Hatch early period of its colonization. Mr. of provo. 7 to Wallace. to stop to listen to tbem. The care and Mrs. Anderson have become Armstrong and default the of in the in still is jail of Justice E. E. nomination The In the order court made it plain parents of five children. fine. Corfman to succeed himself on the that group picketing and group acclamade was by court supreme visiting must be stopped. CHAUTAUQUA IS ASSURED mation on the motion of Allen T. The case was brought into the BEEJCH Lake City. Sanford of Salt court by the railroad, represented .. of Southwick Friends of Edward by Dana T. Smith, counsel, and the .11 Lehi are of the opinion that he strikers were represented by Samwould have received the nomination uel A. Kln;. It as represented In By E. S. Hinckley, Secretary Provo Chamber of Commerce. MARIE BARKER, "SOLD" FOR $30 IN A CHICAGO COURT TO from the 8econd Three more towns are linked together by the great state for congressman the evidence that the strikers had KENNEY MRS. JOHN The Provo Chautauqua (BELOW). closed had he not goiie. in groups, intimidating some concrete highway. Links of community rneighborliness Saturday even in when mora than congressional district in the first ballot relinquishing of those who were working, so that They proposed By ROY GIBBONS. 70 persons agreed" to guarantee withdrawnW. after concrete than roads should be the aim of the towns stronger Mrs. Kenny would settle they were afraid to return o work. R. Wallace. Mr. SouthCHICAGO, Aug. 11. What would Marie if favor of next year s Chautauqua. " The of Utah county. on all on the and votes 60 men a pay vou freight court charges for the healthy, was was' held It that uj smiling, wick pay by given Mnmd superintendent We are no longer quarantined at home ' (the 'goods "Marie. had a right to work if thfcy want to happy," prettv little girl of fiv? the guarantors that th 192a nm.1 first ballot, and was third high Mr. At this juncture Judge Adams of do so and their services are do mud. Neither do we have to Little Marie Bakker, who s all gram would be one of the best pre-- . man of the seven candidates. under travel cloud a of dust by Wallace and Baldwin Robertson that, brought $30 at "auction" in the domestic? relations court ofinter- sired, and that they should not be day or night. It is now a pleasure to be seniea nere. Provo the $;!0 Interfered neighborly, and to vened and awarded a claim domestic relations court here. with. In making the Jorgen Hansen, Last week's croeram drew larn were the only candidates receiving inour express was board. ransom seriously Marie's for Southwick. in Mr. community Bench neighborliness held farmer, been was had vote once, at which Marie by effective looking over the hieher a than order, audiences especially In the even This amount Mrs. Kenny paid, Judge Johnson requested the attor- towns of our splendid county and contemplating with our With the refusaLof Mr,. Wallace, jured this morning at the mouth of by friends of her father to force ings, ana thoroughly satisfied both he was thrown settlement of a $403. board and whrMMm she whs allowed to lead neys to get together on the details neighbors the almost boundless me guarantors ana t&e audience. to accept the nomination, many peo- Provo canyon when possibilities of our great was driving. doctor bill expended in her behalf forth her 1922 "slave" on the basis of It 'and to appear before him Mon- county and state. SatUrriaV AVUnin,', nrntrram mn a ple throughout the Second congres- out of the wagon he . of the witnesses In for.'1 and to Marie the left of had paid placeye are "touglit father According after the urging sional district followed by talks made by day. Frank J. wheels Mayor O. of her of for front Democotton Pickering, the one of lecturer, great Instead the on Peoria, care. picking speaking accident, their nansen ana Oscar A Spear, both ing of Mr. Southwick 111., July 14, 1922, said of Utah: new "mistress." Marie is to have a will be the wagon hit a large rock. The on the part of a sister-in-lawas vacancy "It The Efforts of whom ticket. estimated cratic recently for aid pleaded in. assurifrom of the father. Mrs. John Kenny, permanent pliice in the Kenny- PROVO BAND GIVES by a geological expert that the undeveloped coal, iron, copper " tilled either tonight or tomorrow sudden jar threw Mr. Hansen wheel ng next year's Chautauqua. a weaitny resmeni 01 nuuvme. household with the rank of daughthe executive committee irom the wagon under the hind and other metal and mineral fields, if converted into rash." by 1923 'Maftort: Haft:, ilc hissatajhatln ffll 4bt-nJ went even h fouri tobody tfir d which MinB;; compsoaiise Would be mnrin tn tlie"atHcr"Ccraiposedtrf the fwmtW v v 1. v imn. " In ive times- 4my A. unconscious new aorphts-wotilbe mamma, Twn, with met rendered 'I'm was honey. your Uke Marie away with her, county chairmen of Salt Lake, sen wuer man this year so flh automobile AT CONCERT PARK as she to lei A Mrs. child's said up tne picked i pay national war debt. the from Kenny passing ooele Davis ana uian counueo. the fall. opposition OI me B. Y IT. rnimmo. out Let us come out and celebrate With Springville and SpanWllliam Knight of Provo is a rushed him to his ome on Provo "captors" who were holding her for her human chattel and walked -- : nay Uke advantage of the le The first of the band concerts to of the court building. -of ttffe committee in his Bench where he received medical the bill ransom. ish Fork Wednesday evening the completion of our "u ciuenainmpntH the afternoons be by Sunday given as temporary county attention. A small dpfirli hi. " 4&Hy . Provo baiid In Pioneer park was highway to Spanish Fork. . " o joti ym wm , K4, Mrs. Hansen, wno was nams. BOY said, resuitad tmm BADGES ODD PELLOiVS AT chairman, in the absence of J. W. A large number wagon-The the given yesterday. in SCOUTSJET automobile parade ever staged in Utah greatest with her husband thmgrthe Strike, the lateness of the Robinson, out to lis ten to the a ere te.uule of -was uninjured. aterana the general business de- pulled evening, August 16. Icescertr although the-- , weather, was county win Mr. and Mrs. Hansen were on The court of honor or the Boy The Spanish Fork delegation will drive to " Serin irville a for threatening. their way up Provo canyon GENEVA AUG. Scouts of Provo will award badges Among the many splendid selec- and join Springville and proceed to Provo, reaching here at v little outing. SERVICES HELD SUNDAY. of merit, to boys who successfully tions played at the concert were 6:30 p. m. . the overture "William Tell," by . pass scouting tests. The awards The Provo delegation will form north of the fountain on BAN ON POTATO EXPORTS. ImnroaaU. a... "The Swan" and by were unerai services Rossini, TuesREST The annual outing ot the Odd LAID will be made at Pioneer park d in the University avenue and east on Center street, and Will follow Fifth ward maetin Wellesley. A royal order has evening. Examinations are to Fellows of Utah and Juab counday V. Prows, Provo's noted the delegation from our neighbor towns west to Fifth, West, Sunday at 12:0 o'clock, tor ot Seymour on the exportation the embargo "onnv lonthMld daughter of be held this evening at Dr. O. H. ties will be celebrated at Geneva tenor, who was to have sung two on Center street, thence to Spanish Fork and - return to Impressive funeral services were early potatoes from Spain. Mr. Hnil VI.- - ,r . Wednesday, August 23, according numbers, was unable to render his Erimhall's office at the ;'T." books, wno held in the Masonic temple at Salt tienry Springville where a fitting program will be carried out made '; " 4lt?Thirrsdar afternoon. Lake City "yesterday afternoon for will to Henry Jeppson, secretary ot the part of the program on account of program A new airplane muffler has been evening's Tuesday v committee. complete by a fine banquet prepared by the Relief society of -Director to ralck Presided; the open-2VJ- " Frank Berkheimer, the Provo consickness. According In Europe which does nor begin with several selections by outing perfected extended been invitation An Mr. has will Prows Samuel W. ductor who was accidentally killed reduce the efficiency of the motor. Springville. You know this means success. Get your ban- Jepperson all members of the order, affiliated sing at the concert to be given Sun- quet tickets d at the Provo Boy Scout band. imor jaconsen a fact now become Payson Wednesday afternoon. early, 75 cents per plate. has Silent flying the benediction Scout Executive A. A. Anderson lodges and friends to join the Utah day at the Pioneer park. The Masonic temple was tilled to after 18 years of effort by engiProvo must do her full Those who will be the Scoutot con in the and Juab talk county lodges making will "Purpose Anderson of the overflowing by friends of the deHfVh!p..NepW neers. banquet Wednesday evening, please call the Chamber of Com- the occasion a grand success. RELIEF SOCIETY PROGRAM ing." parted from Provo, Mllford and Salt ' the Second is a A band selection will be followThe program will consist of boatward were the speak- - Lake City. The services tn the temThe literary section of the Third rherce that Dlaceti miv be reserved. are California in Orange groves a first aid demonstration. swimming ward Relief society have charge of ing, bathing, dancing, have everybody neighbors, "Let'a ple snd at the cemetery were con- protected from the frosts by oper-atln- ed by court of honor will present and boat races, baseball and chil- the program for the regular weekly The towers. muwwi, ana a vocal ducted by Progress lodge No. 23, Let s have ev ryone a friend large' fans on toO-fthe badges, which will be followed dren's games and races and all Relief society meeting in the Third M. A. F. Let's all strive to help each other band will kinds of other sports. Prizes tomorrow ward meeting house The many floral offerings bore and Conductor Blunt of Salt Lake by a water boiling contest, 1 Oh . .t. j. And we'll have good times without end.be awarded In all the events. ww- raiy selection, and the flag ceremony. . afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. cemetery evidence of the high esteem in City, And Mr. Ainslee of Mllford. ted b7 Ephralm Each family participating in the . .Mrs. Emma Js'ewell Bown will . For if this land is just a god place for" some lot- ert" which Conductor Berkheimer and Interment was in the Masonic Snecial delivery stamps in use In outing is urged to bring a basket read the play, 'The Finger of God," ? his family were held by their many plot In the .Mt Olivet cemetery. our pride wiu take a fall, Then In made lunch f2Uenled services. ,to friends. by Percival Wild. A splendid musiA brother of the departed, Joseph the United States are to be So let's work get together, together, e manv beautful deUll program for the outing cal pYogram will be given. All of Humbolt, Iowa, a new design which will substitute) The pallbearers were Harry Play together, pull together, Allen, J. T. Watenburg and A. E. nrhAii this city in time for the a motor cycle for the bicycle at will be completed later and will be ladles are cordially invited to T" And make it a good place for all" present in the design. published In The Dally Herald. Smith, all of Provo; N. C. Weath funeral. ""MthyYany friends. e, n : SALT LAKE BOOZE Bought This Child $30 -- e. U PROVO JOIN STRIKE F IN FORCES f I 7 rlght-side-u- !'. - f$Jrz- u:Mrm -- '. , p . ti,rihe e, nrnony J ' J' j Ts 's"iitfeijejiT Try -- -i coniacfesy1ttt"trS -w- orld-warr-fxera he " XtsMl " " V - i t ' J w . yFV'r 2 2 Linfeedl by Concrete FARMER OF mmwA ... 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