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Show COUNTY UTAH ? ASSES THE REST U im BAIT BIYALS THE BEST ITTD 'ars Win Speaking of Iron Men State Trac i .... . . . . . . . . . . 49 .44 3-- ,V' Kentucky Derby Goesja Colt of Mrs. John I). Hertz of Chicago;, Muddy Field Responsible for Slow Time . - 1-- S PLASHES Jjlp jjj H ED FQRJULY21 -- Points; Corless Beats Burton; Utes . Annex Second Place 59 After Battle In Midair TO VICTORY Owen Rowe Leads Y' Onslaught With 19 14 b.y,ut::.;. Utah mu" I HEIGH COUNT We Championship the final score SIXTEEN PAGES Pages 1 to 8 - ?- Utah Aircries - PRQVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, SUNDAYr MAY 20, 1923. : FORTY- - "XX)ND YEAR, NO. 285. ACfnasakaaaasF. v. ) to Majestic Pilgrimage Clubs to Participate Mount; CHURCHILL DOWNS. Louisville, Ky.. May 19 (UP)- - Relght Count, the splendid chestnut colt owned by Mrs. John D. Herts of Chicago, splashing his way through a mile and a Quarter or mud and Slush In h 4 Interesting? InrKwatkmi WiH Feature Annual Community Th annual ascension of Mt Tins pa nog os by all hiking ctuba and out-doassociation of Utah has been scheduled to tak place this year on July II. Twn evenrnrs r,f programs and festivities will precede the mountain climbing. Thut-da- y evening, July 19, a lawn frolK will be held on the rampua wert of th Education building at Htig-haToung university. Aspea Oroya Doings a performance that was cheered .by 80.000 dump but enthusiastic spectators, won the By BOB GOODELL 54th Kentucky derby today. "L - Rising to even staunchest their The Lemar Farm's entry. Misstep, heights which surprisiHl Jwas second, and E. B. Mclean's Bupportera, the B. Y. U. Cougars captured the Utah state ' Roro wss third. track and field championship Saturday afternoon on the "Y" The largest field that ever startOWEN IHHVK : . field. ' Apparently Owe Rowe noUd the article In the Evening Herald this ed In their half century of the Coach Chick Hart's array of trarkHers wonJKith-morweek whirl dcrlnrJ-- that much depended upon him In the state meet. stake's hixtory and the largest Ute team. He certainty took the matter seriously, as evidenced bv the rreatewt crowd that ever attended a derby, Attat kiHl Axu liel in the air Friday. July 20, thrmurhotit the than ten points margin over the by a paasenger hs was teaching to fly, auto busses will retry hiker dy. while Utah Aggies, generally lavored to win brought Up "iron bum" nerformmtce In the- history of I tab track. He took part In conditUns-th"! from all parts of th stata to Aspun tfeir cour- .L. , ""T 7 a ana Vstl aecona. ana a victory in a .:"7. cnaiktni rive uirce up urns, three-fourtevents, Redskins the and points behind, Grove, TunanoguH Canyon, where . . the rear, four . ' ag and Uunlnn to ,the utmost . WI relay. Andmm (ll(Mve W Buna Wild . T .. they will pitch camp for the climb. ...... riIfht. . . .. KetKh i:ount. the. favorite to win wen In Tftah than Owen. track have there . been greater Posallily W . Jt Th aam evening at th Theater of "y JT' . a big day (or the Cougar month,: ran a.beautl - !,'p".c","5 the race , J'.T haven seen em,' Rowe. We m iiaidiuri nu ueumur uww lllin.uue RnOCalu ur.n for ueuit all th Pines, Aspen Grovt's open ar ' uinj, ful race under Chick Lang s skilful ed out athlete, and biggest of"Y" outfit must of Anderson's teeth. Frechette (left) refused to talk to 0 auditorium, a program will tak Owen Rowe. ace of the handling to enrn approximately was found In which a letter read is ."Death bis'clothing my place, lasting nearly two bourn. At for his owner and millions for police. Ha gave one of the greatest ",ron en The crashed sweetheart. ths of tha state plana the grounds nien.sage. th conclusion of this program those who backed him. man" exhibition ever awn in for the Insane near Pontiao. It turned ever as It landed. seventeen giant sky rocket anThe count was 2:10 west, by scoring IB points In five unusually hospital honor by nouncing th seventeenth annual slow because of the Condition of the evenU to take high-poi-:: hike, will be set af at Interval of the proverbial city block. track, manten seconds. Not only the points, but the By Kl'OENK LYONS The crowd began streaming to ths The ceremonial lighting . of the . ner la which he won them, was trick rally. Some camped on stools TTp'd Press Correepondenl ) Tlmrmnoro bonfire will take place moat noteworthy. With Nate Long. M.1V 1. and boxes utsld the gates 611 lWO!iv.llVV. ri rlg SchwM to Alumni American at the conclusion of this pyrotechLegion Auxiliary to return to'TrOVO High opposing him llv-Utah freshman-ace- . " l h..l loneed night nic display. Seventeen girls, all In the sprlnta and with Glen his j native Unili-It was a c"nmnplt"-- i and repStatca, scenes or.i Wed- - ' Sell Plan Big Banquet Poppies Saturday bearing lighted torches will fur-n!- h resentative gathering that came to Worthlngton of Aggies on hand for his earliest communism, but It was th chorus setting for a dano. Louisville. Wof ' i wem numerous, the low hurdles Row had stern. not until death overcame hini that Soldiers For Night nesday Ing gill representing the spirit of but they were nervous' "over" their competition. But he came throuj-- this was possible. trie hikes light the fire.. Whit and how! Thc "uncrownod kinfjof tlie I.i finery, with the weather forecaster to attend the l'ersons the fir I burning, bonfire fest Poppy day will be observed Ir wSrning of possible showers. y He opened the day "activities XV. W." died here Friday, and biui-rnschool alumni Prnvo high will tak place among th hug 4 IVovo Snt;irduy. May 20. when th Hotels were crowded. - Thousands Long Sought Man Nabbed with a win In the century defeating plans were made for cremation should make their reservacrowd of participants. Ths frolit of the ashes will serve to remind ate and slept "in their pullmans. Long by fully three feet His time Of his body. S''n PnPPv ; o Idaho I'ro-Of Aif at Tom Jord. Seeking will last until midnight was ten seconds flat although all will be sent to the United. States tions ta and si) America of the grrst sacrifice Nearly 500 sleeping cars carried Glass rmpan)-a l'alnt Start Before Daybreak those from far cities. tha runners had been art back while ths other portion will be hurSheriff whe soldiers made those valiant B. Harby L. to or Th actual climbing of Timpano store, Principal Last year's crowd at the derbv . , yard before tha start Next came ried In Russia. gave their all in the World war was mon at the, high school on or go wlU tak plac Saturday, July estimated at 75.000 to 80,000 tha 230 where. Long was thought The body lay In state at the politito thos to assistance and render noon har21. Befor daybreak hundred of Monday, May tl. Paul Jensen, SO, confessed supreme but Howe got sweetlead cs! refugees' club last night and a before for whom the war is not yet over. This year's "crowd almost certainly AU former students are cordialhiker will be on ths trail winding for a recent defeat by ness, thief, wanted In several counstood by It -of honor In will be greater. won a "The has pvard popoy place to Max ly Invited, aeeordlng Streets were crowded . tmlsy. ties, of .tbii state and Idaho, for Extend Invitation to Come their way to th heights of the foot were frttirijLAirii'r;- ing" htrtriit'to'thetp r the nh In over that all the guaa hearts the of alumni people tha of of th great mountain. As usual , Taylor. reliUnt of 21 a- - seconus raomenal tt who like Haywood naa come thefts of harnesses, waa arrested the elvlllred world..iand every year Those, whose names mn cur in Here for Annual State g xarii, association. luncheon will b taken at Emerald ' one fifth of a second from the to practice , their registers throughout the coun- early last week at Predion Idaho, ta Russia sale by the its annual through Lak at th foot of Tlmpanogo ' record of Creed shoulders brushed those with beliefs. They spoke and delivered to Slv rlff Oeorge B. Convention forward to one of the American Legion auxiliary the pub' try, and th last stretch of tha Glacier, Looking a Rnwa then established a whose no extends fame In farther than Mann of Davis county, who brought of Havwood's early days most pleasant evenings in the his- lie la offered the opportunity of the seconds Interesting climb, up th back of circles of the various the new state record of 84 and of his trial to betting to and Colorado lend Idaho, and a Utah thus county poppy alumprisoner school Provo purrhailng of the high A group of officers and mem- th glacier, will tak plac in th low hurdles, deleat-ln- for for the the tory a helping hand to that multitude race courses of the country. assist In identifying harnesses he altempUng to obstruct Glen Worthington by Inches In world war. It was at that trial ni association, the annual banquet who ccntinue to suffer as a result Names to be reckoned with in had stolen and sold with a view bers" of Provo lodge MB. B. P. O. early afternoon. be in will of given The famous grader slid, sched- organisation a wonderful race. One hurdle In that Judge K. M. Landia In the thethat sacrifices they made," ex- every line of endeavor were listed of returning them to their rightful Elks made afraternal visit to th uled for th afternoon high school 'gymnasium Wed of the Mrs. hours. wlU on hotel registers. Logan lodge Thursday evening. Th Rowe's lane was knocked down, Chicago Federal court sentenced Private cars owners. chairArnold Rawlings, plains o'clock. 8 at evening -visit was mads In tha Interest of b filmed this year again. An af-were drawn up to sidings and each which would have prevented the Haywood to 20 years In a federal nesday Is man of to said have the committee. Jensen day dec Poppy attempted is The hall being especially fort will b mad to record's standing as official, hut the penitentiary. "The profits from the sale are one carried its party 'of prominent to sell a stolen harness at Preston, the state convention to be held In hundred hiker Into th gt several orated for the occasion, and the Provo June 8 and 9. picture at referee ruled that the hurdle had I lay wood fled to Russia. persons. 100 cent to devoted service the be will per "The prospective the whereupon purchas theme of program Ths Provo delegation was joined one to show th msgnltud of tit been knocked down by a collision he has Hut for and work en of of sea late the relief expressed of welfare er sale. a J demanded bill All years announced. is it '90s," In Salt iJike and Ogden by a large hike. Th half mil allds down tha with one knocked down by a run- the hope he might some day re- Gay called upon the sheriff at Preston classes will participate in the eve- the sick and wounded soldiers and back of th Tlmpanogoa glacier number or Elks from those cities. ner It the next lane. deto rock" "hard Mrs. turn their him In the to assist families," the territory Rawlings preparation ning's program. Matters prttalnlng to th state will occupy the last Important plac A Real Day's Work-Br- oad In Colorado where he first became clares. a of "The of record a a poppv such document With 875 are wearing there fince approximately were discussed by mem- In th day's program. Hiker will Jumping was next for the prominent as a lnbor worker. will of thrfts committed In this state onventlo.i in the association. It Is of on this memorable occasion then return to camp Informally, bers of the various lodge. atar. who leaped well over 21 .It was this desire to return to members lives of becommemorate the those reserbefore Idaho the officer him, vital importance that proper Monday, May 21. a delegation and at will. Many will remain overfeet for a second place In that event. the United States that led to a vations who still the ate came a and be at made passing through the for auspicious instigated from the Provo lodge will visit night at th grove, but most of tha plates H then wound up the day by run decision to send part of Haywood's hanqiiet throes of war and also the passing thorough investigation which re- Park ciiv lodge, which record ishes back to his home count' y. will be the pnrty will leavs tha mountains for ning aa anchor man for the of those who made the supreme In Jensen's arrest and full sulted d last visitation of the Provo lodge-me- n their homes Saturday night . " relay team. ran-I- f ice. breaking confession. in the Interest of th conen-tloWhew! Some day's work! "We cannot have beautiful mem In additiqn to being wanted In Almo Thompson. Oscar Nielson. While Rowe Was, of course, the orials in every corner of the land harnfor Utah the of theft county . outstanding star, Among those who went to Logan pther Cougars YOUNG whence our heroes came, but a pop Howard , Dahle and Hugh Knotts. esses at Spring Lake and Vineyard, played most Important roles, an; worn as a memorial by all of Spanish Fork, are languish- Jensen is wanted on a similar were: Louis Fischer, exalted ruler; be can py J. T. Farrer, general chairman of ing in the Utah county jail pending the manner In which every "Y" every one everywhere." by officers of Sanpete and the publicity committee; W. R. Butremittance of $50 each to Utah charge man came through was as pleasing Millard to Shercounties, according ler, trustee of Provo lodge, and to tha Cougar coach aa It was surcounty, a fine imposed upon them iff Boyd. S. Bal-U- f, by Judge George Saturday prising to their rivals. soon As as all of the stolen prop- Marry Phillips. Miss before whom each pleaded guilty Bert Corless. provided the sensaIs restored to its ownpossible erty Ore., PORTLAND, May 19(UP) the meet a to of intoxication. of the tion by defeating charge "Resolved: That the Democrats Herbert Hoover, Republican, and The four" men were arrested at ers, Jensen will be , returned to supposedly Invincible Jackie Bur- Should Nominate AI Smith for P. N. Nunn, president of th Davis county where he will be Governor Alfred E. Smith. Demorun. Corless ton In the Arrowhead resort Friday night by taken Motor company, will be the subject of a crat, today seemed" to be Oregon's before President" thl eltv. courts the under a 8 M of record state Burton's tied Lucritia Ashley, a. senjor student Deputy Sheriffs George Davis, Joe felony .charge. discussed at a meeting presidential selections on a basis a to and brother debate he of th lat L. K Nunn, him. Burton In seconds McKeon. McKell and John IJite defeating of won one the the Democratic of the pioneer in the developof the Utah County Young university, It Is reported that he has wife of returns from more then half of led all the way, but Cnrless's final club Heber C. Jex oratorical medal. In Saturday none of the men had and six children at present , living ment cf electric power In this reThursday evening. May 24, at the 1743 precincts In the state. in lieu raised the sum, required print was too much for the Utah In final contest the keld the Little in (Ogden. The meeting will be held gion, left last night for tils home in , Hoover, who was unopposed In atar. Meyers of Utah Assies put Ino'clock. San Diego, Calif., after having and the Republican primary election Theater during the week, it is an- of which they must spend thirty court room, the city city which finish at the on a spurt nounced. Miss Ashley took honors days in the county jail. a week In thl city. While, spent county building. will held the have and sup yesterday, third place, passed Wright for On behalf of the Music week her Mr. Nunn supervised the?. InThe debaters are Don Cl.ir, port of Oregon's 13 delegates at the against a field of eight In the prealmost brought him on even ternv Glenn PAPERS PRICK OF INCREASE Mrs. L. Committees L. two Cullimore, stallation of new equipment In'tlw others in the Dickson, Lowell Johnson and Kansas City convention. Returns liminaries, and with Burton. PITTSBtmGH, Pa.. May. 19.- Lgeneral chairman, extends apprs- - new shop buildlnr cf the Trlluritle. finals.. Her theme was "Practicing The "Y" continued to yi'.o uo Harold Candland. all students of from, 800 precmcts. Including the the Fine Art e and Press The the (UP to those cistion Individuals and Motor company. Which Is said ta be" Love." of the Rrlgham Toung university. heavy Portland vote, give him a "surprise points" for a slight lead. The other two students who en- graph, Pittsburgh's two afternoon organir.ntion who worked so ener- one of the finest, arttomobile rriialr A cordial invitation is extended total of 44,778. . newspapers, announced today that geticaliy lo make Music week the shops In the ion.'- to the public to attend this debate. Km lth, apparently, was assured tered the finals were LSzelli Jones, effecth-(Continued on page six) May 21. the retail price wonderful success it was. j Mi whose subject was "John "Milton," Nunn express- - great SaUsfac- Of the Democratic delegation of 10. in of be their issues will fee "We daily j and that with such Lynn Divon, who spoke on the ttn with the progress being rn.tde as he was leading Senator' Tho.' ias creased from two to three cents. sis as the werk was given in i'rovo.) I'V thin company, and al.o with t!i J. Walsh, his nearest opponent by subject "Do the Rich Rule." Increased cost of production was w music OVIa.. TULSA. given great Impetus."! splendid grttwth of Provo tut a May 19. (UP) a comfortable, margin. Senator : given as the reason for the increase Relatives of Otto. Schenck, "As a result whole. 5, said Mra. Cullimore. James A. Reed of Missouri was LOST RAILROAD PASS in price. V I of this Mr j Nunn h member a Va.,' 'splendid of Wheeling. many cooperation wealthy packer, in third place. trailing are rubbing their eyes and pinch- were given s'n opportunity to hear bo-rrf tntfee of TWp Sprlprfi." The figures: Smith 7,135; Walh, A mil road pass on the Denver TABERNACLE CHOIR MEETS some Cali?ornl of the finest entertainments' the estate of the Tmte L. ing themselves. 3.897, Reed, 2 190. and Rio Grande railroad was lost Members of the tabernacle choir Herautte he wanted his nephews ever given in this city. We ar.L. Nunn. He expect to return to Z J ; late Saturday downtown. Finder are urged to be present at union and nieces To be made happy now, especially prslefnl to thorie who Provo ognln In s few weeks. CHICAGO, May 19. (UP) The will please call 712--J. meeting at 2 p. m. today. not when I die." Schenck called gave so liberally of their talent, and has been! mystery surrounding the disappear-- , Th following prog-ithem together here, ordered a ban- !n doing so feel sure that we beJohn Pyrek arranged for the "...noiis depart ence of itv and announced $1,000,000 speak the sentiment of all who quet, Church J' ments of tha Relief Society, at deepened today after a search fur By would be divided 17 ways between partook of these splendid entertainunion meeting at the B. T. U. Sun his body in the Chicago river failed Cor. Second N. and Inly. Ave. f in been riled divorce Suit for has MM-.lLthem. V ments." I X to reveal any clue to his fate. day afternoon: the Fourth district court by Sadie The nephews and nieces, whom I Bruno Bogdnh, eight who' told Officers and teachers department. Schenck calls his "children," live Sharp against J. A. Sharp. The Today's service at th CommunPresident Electa 8. Dixon, In police three different versions of couple were married In Salt Lake in Columbus. O.. Nashville, Tenn ity church, Rev. C E. Bsxhelder, charge, special activity division nig playmates' disappearance, was City, December 27, 1912, and have and Tulsa. Wheeling, prtstor, will be aa follows: "Process of Grading of Canned token to the municipal psycho- one minor child. 1 i I Still , Morning worship at 11 o'clock, Fruit and Vegetables," . Myron E. pathic laboratory for mental tests, Failure to provide. Infidelity and CHRIST SCIENTIST III ('Ill'RCH sermon. "Th I Elements of ths but was found normal. Crandall; also "Fabrics." Miss are made the basis of the Church cruelty of SrlrntUL Christ first OospeL Trier will b Special vo--el Elliott. ."Uterary.JjJcPMlment,. hnxamined him In addithiH to- asking Mr." and Mrs. Hal Thccxprt. corner of plaint: First' East and First and Callaway Mrs. believed Bruno's latest story that for J."iO mu'el ntrrrher" "William Henry Drumond." per month 'alimony, the I North streets. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mozart Roshrd all Simrtsr sftionl ef .rt:Kkm: Nellie S. Thornton. Theology de- John fell in the river while fishing, asks $150 for attorney a tjrhe annual spring: art exhibit of hibit Is to promote a wider sppre-- mornLns services Regular 11 a. m., subject of Ixs Angeles. Calif.. se s'wn-l'- r plaintiff . ecsvenes at 10 n tn partment "Dispensation of the Full- was correct. fees. the Provo city school district will ciation of art through the knowl-b- e "Soul and Bodv." Sundsy school a few days in Provo, havine heer are p:. ness of Time," Prof. Gerrit de Jong. Bruno first told police th.it Jo'.n afforded. . next-weespecially. Parent, a nlVcl m. here nt ih9:45 all held in dt-on eitv v Wednesday week evening during fur each r group. j. isi Social service division. "Moral De- had been imprisoned by kidnapers i CITIZENS' MASS MEETING i will be interested in the work done-- i .. . 8 held at o'clock. are, s'Mioim co!'nl illness of mm meetings if Th anu couniy ouiming an ganery. by ,h(.ir chiWrrBf in 'rig of the young people's in a box car. then raid he had been velopment of the Child," Mamie r,- thp w(tr it room open daily from 2:30 i Prof J-nf Christian " P,rtard Will Chorus wHf special buried under a huge pile of sand. ' from May 18 to 25. It is the pur-- j compares with thnt of other chil-po- Reading A citiwns' mass meeting will 4: SO o'clock. All are welcome. to ' music for the depsrtment j formerly was Miss Madeline Bo be held at 7 p. m. month, Mrs. Allie When the sand pile was moved and of the officials to make this dren. and in the talent displayed e held In the city commission-- I shard. Webb Clark. no trace of the body was found, crs room, third floor 1City and the biggest di.play of its kind from j In the city and county building, the SEMIXART SERVICES TONIGHT SCTTON CONVALESCWO Report from the Boshard borne Bruno switched to the drowning t County-- building, Monday eye- the school district, and provide a .art will be purely of the" pictorial - were to the effect that . Saturday ! I story. at S o'clock, for the purpose big welrome for the general public, kind, but In the senior high buildThe nlng Graduation Lincoln arrives , Professor Boshard I very weak, his of the D. T. Sutton, proprietor of Sut' of it is announced. ing other applications of art will and Provo planning for the proper ob-school seminaries condition showing only intermittent ton' Market accompanied by Mrs. The best pictorial art of the pub- be shown, in addition, s uch as will be held high CtTB' TO MEET servar.ee of Memorial- iaf: In in th Utah stake tab- Indications of improvement Sutton, left this morning for Logan Members - of the Mendelssoha TUh Mnxtly addition to extending a general ! lic schooli, exceptirg that of the posters, tcatherwo! k, china paint- ernacle this evening at 7:30 o'clock. and Idaho, where they win spend club of Proro are requested to meet fair Sunday: invitation to the piiWic to attend senior and Junior high schools, will ing, and designing. Dr. Joseph F. Merrill. uperinten-deCOW THEFT CHARGED : a couple of weeks Mr. Button la tnarh rbnnge in .s u.ual Sunday In the.. Fourth t this meeting, members of patri- - i be represented at the exhibit These The special exhibit day of the of-- the L. D. 8. church school Vernon Dsvis of Spanish Fork, convalescing from a serious iUnee ward chapel at 12:15 p. ra It is anotic and fraternal organizations two schools will display their work senior and Junior high sobool Is system. Will be th principal speak- charged with stealing a cow. was caused from a temperature. hemorrhage about of tha city are especially urged j in the art studio, room 27, at th commencement day, but, as in the er. Matimara iemn. nounced by officers of the isriala-nebefore Judg Oeorge 8. two week ago. Th trfn north .la Memhers who jriave.riBlc twlong- - i to be in attendance, cjty officials I senior high school and th Junior case f the city schdol exhibit the Friday-,,?- ! AH the sward tn tHah j Pall Friday, and bound overHo being made In th hop that tw ervte' Minimum temp, ing to the club are urged to. turn announce hieh school beginning Msy 22. public I heartily welcome th en- stake will be Susjr"le-- l on account th uistrict court under grand weeks of comolet win prove f , 41 1 It. in. The general purpose of the ax tire week. . of th graduation service. Friday. reny. Ill bond was fixed at f7Qi beneficial to hi boalth. . : : 4" at 1 - lion-heart- 1 Si . e woll-ktlanr- - ' at hs K.i ni fr t 'BIG BILL' TO .,, , ' ... ?"7 iTCl 55,-00- beCremated H.S.M1NIT0 PCPPYDAYTO nt BE OBSERVED GIVEBAKQUET UTAH COUNTY HARNESS d THIEF IS ARRESTED vt-ti- ,to-da- et PROVO ELKS One-wali- f s VISIT LOGAN re-M- , - ai ' ic Hay-rrr.n- ri feel-Insr- ly S a 220-yar- d . FOURYOUTHS y IN LOCAL JAIL . 880-yar- mourn pititii lUUYsCil, dlflllli MEN TO . NUNN VISITS DISCUSSSMITH HIGH IN OREGON Ashby Wins Oratorical Medal . HEREFORWEEK ' APPRECIATES 440-ya- rd Tcl-lurl- de COOPERATION WEALTHY MAN Sun-Tel- - GIVES MILLION e . evni-h-- NOT ANGLE IN UNION MEETING MYSTERY CASE WILL BE HELD -- eight-year-o- Divorce Sought Sadie Sharp ld nm iiMir ooiinnio I.I XI.MIIill IUII 'v-m,in- . UUIIUULU UhVL Prof. J.R. Boshard Very Weak rwiuniT iminiir U III lllllb IInnT IsYUIUII I UmUUJ.-H- VI-la- LAIIIUI ; af jr-T- : ek l1-- tv I n. , se f Weather : I "i - nt I nt -- ! . d Ktlrtl-avo- ri -- |