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Show THE. SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY .DUBIIN HOPEFUC OF SEJTIMU t That Lloyd George Term to de Val- - eraWillBeWorl Coattesed (mm hi, Ob. and said ha hoped tha government eventually would carry out his commercial aviation policy. Very soon, I believe, England will ba United with Australia by air by great alrt lanes, which will take ten days for the trip between the twp countries, h n declared, "The voyage will be one, too." The publisher said the planes he had in 750,000 mind s ill , coat approximately ap'ece. Lord Northctlffe.will play & lot of golf while In the United States, Eater he will visit the rhllippinee, Japan, China and Australia. 4 In aviation, non-Sta- ' Chicago t Lake Tribune Lraaed Wire. Bralnarr, who was arrested on a charge YORK, July 23. Fashionable of assault in the third degree. When the the of Scaradale, New York, sat trial was called by Justice Mercer In entown hail at Scaradale last the Tribose-gsl- court at I o'clock this morning glowered at a Jury composed "" of their husbands when g verdict of guilty was rendered against Harry Bralnarr, a debonair delivery boy of White Plains, accused of ......It Th women were not angered by the conviction. They favored it, strongly. But when the Jury issued a strong recommendation for Judicial clemency It was a different story. To make matters worse Justice of the Teace Mercer, after meditating aloud on the merits of the case, decided the Jurors knew more about It than their wives, and he suspended sentence. Miss Irene Barber, a pretty maid in the home of Mrs. Russell Merchant, wife of a New York Jjuslnehs man, charged that, on delivery boy inJuly g, the Apollo-lik- e vaded her kitchen, threw hla arms around her and kissed her. Mrs. Merchant la a member of the Women's club of Scarsdale, an Influential aortal and civic organtsaU m. The club promptly decided to make an example of Invited to Utah. A message from the Salt Lake night, tire membership of the Women's club at. tended and took their husbands. Attorney OBrien, representing the defendant, agreed after consultation with the Lochinvnr of the grocery wagon, that huebands of womens club members would be acceptable as jurors. The jury thus was selected, the demure maid told her story in a any and bashful manner, and Bralnarr described the scene from his own advantageous angle. There wore no witnesses to tha hugging and biasing. the jury ont the tot. At 1:20 Uwtng note to the Judge: "Dear Judge, we will find the defendant guilty if you will' let him go. The Jury was told to render Its verdict publicly2 wiieiut mincing matters. Juvt before (.clock the Juror rmei giT from an ovenPke room, rendered their verdict of guilty with a recommendation for clemency, amt verg discharged. They sat with their wivef nnd met cold glances of disapproval. "Under Ue circumstances. the court Said, 'there !o nothing for roe to do but sentence uspend of Ucarsdale's police The force cleared the town hall at t 30 o'clock. from Continued Pint One, was mailed to Washington today. The fruitgrowers, who allege In the petition that present freight ratea are taking most of the projlte on their crops, pointed out that Mr. Ford recently reduced freight rates on hie railroad, the Detroit, Toledo ft I ronton. of Oceana county, he publican ment this evening In which ha says he liaison has Jnstrucetd the republican officer to eease Cooperating with the unin Irelnnd British military officials til they recognise certain complaints of alleged violations of tha truce. This action was .taken, Commandant Barry explained. In view of refusal by the British military to eooperata with th republican army's liaison officers in terms of the truce, and carrying out the thehr refusal to deal with complaints of direct breaches of the truee when registered on Irish republican army note r"'K Europe than at any time since the Napoleonlo ware, according to reports of observers summarised today by the Red Cross headquarters. The Situation, it was added, would reach a climax this winter. Food conditions are reported improved. The depreciation. of currency, the summary ears, requires a university professor at Vienna to work three months to buy a suit of clothes, while a pair of shoes In Poland cannot be bought without bringing hunger to the average family for a month. "So desperate id the situation, the summary added, that babies are born with no provision made for clothing them, and the sick in hospitals are dependent jupon paper bandages. INTXN, July 23. The Trades Union council has decided to apto the world proletariat for aid In peal famine-stricken the areas of Russia, aayg a dispatch to the Dally Herald, the labor The commission organ, from Moscow. for tha starving met at Mosoow. Th commission included Leonid Kraasln, soviet minister of trade and commerce, and Maxim Uorky. It was decided to op. crate under the Red Cross. Relief work has been begun In Petros rod. Rate Cut Refused. ' . 'WASHINGTON, July 3. The' interstate commerce commission refused today application of the Texas railroad commission for a reduction of rates en cotton lintera within the state to 75 per oent of the rate on cotton, on the ground that such a reduction would discriminate agalnat interstate and foreign commerce. Crane In Siberia. PEKING, July Cherle R. Crane, the retiring American minister to China, who is returning to the United States through soviet Russia, is now well on his way across Siberia on the Transslberlan railroad. Messages received here today announced that Mr. Crane had arrived at Tomsk. 23. The Coal Problem Will Force Itself Upon ' McCain Retired. WASHINGTON. July 23 Former Adjutant General Henry P. McCain, whose last assignment was to tha. Sixth corps area at Chicago, was placed on the retired list tod) as a major general on hie own request. He haa been in the service for more than forty years. Colonel McCain was awarded tha distinguished service medal for hie work in the world war. You Better Order a Winters Supply of tt" a j ' '4 - ,4 4 'C x; 4 tv f , 7 v 'V A- W r W'wr.'riwWwwiaw4iii!J WITHOUT TAKING TIME TO DRESS Central Europe Distressed. Ordered.' End of Cooperation WASHINGTON, - July 23. ''People In Associated central CORK, July are nearer nakedness By-t- TV ck -club 2L( Barry, chief repres.) Commandant liaison officer, issued a state- ' iA ' Vfti.V ,( --T" 'yii tfn ii CHASES BURGLAR Commercial- and chamher-o- f commerce, inviting Lord Northcuffe to visit Salt Lakes while he la in the United Siatea. was awaiting the British publisher upon hla arrival in the' country. laird .Northcliffe haa been invited to visit Utah so that ha may obtain correct Ideas of Mormon ism. The message was sent by F, C. Schramm, president pf the Commercial club and It said in part, "this organisation ( 1700 business men, is extending a cordial Invitation to yoii to visit Utah. The board of governors of this organisation are for the most part and they desire to place before you certain facto relative to Mormonlsm in Utah. Orest injustice have been done Balt Lake and Utah through the sensational newspaper articles dealing with Mormonlsm Which have appeared In the English paper. the message of Mr. Schramm said. J Jury Shows Sympathy For Boy Who Kisses House Maid NEW s Feeling Grow 24, 1921. Womah Appointed. WASHINGTON. July 2. Postmaster General Hwa announced today appointment of Mrs. Mary K. Macarty aa assistant superintendent of foreign mails. She Is the second woman to be appointed to an executive position in the depart, merit, ami entered the service in JW0 as a clerk, coming from Portsmouth, N. H. IDAHO' FALLS, Idaho, July S3. Wlth the negro would-b- e burglar calling ever Jiie shoulder to his pursuer to "go home and tend to yeur , own kusl ness, Ab Smith, Jr., of this city gave chase in hie nightshirt last found In hie houae. night to Smith called fer help, but sleepy neighbors could not arouse themselves In time to aid. Shortly afterward another house wee broken Into and a pair of trouaora atolen from a dresser In the bedroom where thely owner lay asleep. r ! f'VtTVVrV Continue . ' h V C from Page Ose. t j , t: to Piggly Wiggly is a big business that cuts 10 to 20 per cent off the family fqod bill- - Tt is marketing, reduced to ' 'x t the simplest and most pleasant method. , , v Figgly Wiggly is a wait on yourself grocery 6tore, with the advantage of chain store operation developed to the . highest degree bf efficiency and economy in buying and selling foodstuffs.' Forgeries amounting to more than were discovered today, according to an announcement by Cashier BeuteL Names bf Iowa and Illinois farmers were forged In mortgages and notes on properties listed and held by the farmers, it was said. IL B. Savage, state bank examiner, with a corps of six men, was still busy tonight auditing tho books, and it will be another day before Anal accounting of the banks funds will be Id the hands of tha directors. Every Piggly Wiggly customer Waits on herself and takes home her own purchases, paying for them as she leaves. Piggly Wiggly does a cash business only. At a turnstile entrance- the customer picks up a market basket and passes into "the aisles of the store.' In this basket are deposited the articles selected by the customer from shelves and bins arranged along the aisles. All articles are plainly priced; there are no clerks to interfere or suggest something just a good. Tou select your favorite brands and at th end of your chopping journey your purchases are checked by an employee that knows all the prices and the total amount is arrived at by the use of adding machines. Tlie articles are then , ; . t placed in a strong hag furnished without charge. . announced that the missing president approximately $300,000 In cash and curities in his possession when he town six days ago with his wife children. A world hunt haa started tipurgin. Tha hank's shortage Is expected reach nearly one million dollars. had se- left and for $600,000 Stick-o- p Aids Employed. NEW YORK, July 13. Ten dollars per stlck-u- p is tha scale offered by New York holdup men for assistants, according to a story detectives ssy they obtained from Gerard Clair of Denver, held for complicity in the robbery of two cigar stores According to the detectives, Clair admitted he held a gun while his employer rifled the cash registers in one Job. Tha two robberies, for which Clair is said to havo gotten $30, netted hla companion $140, CHTCAGO. July 21. John (Two-gu- n Johnny) Gardlno, known as the killer,'' fell dead, pierced by an assassin's bullet, almost on his own doorstep today, the ninth victim In the past few months of n bitter political feud In the Nineteenth ward. Gardlno was walking along a crowded street when tha fatal fusillade of pistol shots struck him. The slain man was the bodyguard of Anthony d' Andrea, political leader, who was shot and killed aa he was entering hla home several weeks ago. . Chief of CLEVELAND, Ohio, July Police Lansdowne of Bharon, Pa., cam here today to arrest a woman said to have een with Thomas M. Randolph, Bharon book merchant, Id what police Many Aliens Naturalized. was a $50,000 kidnaping fraud WASHINGTON. July 23 A total of allege to victimize E. V, Randolph, his father. 2S.20J aliens were naturalised In is charged with conspiracy to deShe of whom 3453, or 21. 53 pec cent, June, were fraud. Germane, the department of labor anThe younger Randolph, according to the nounced today. Austrians numbered police, visited the residence of his father-in-la4014, Italians 3501 and nationals of Great at Sharon Wednesday while the Britain 3313. The smallest number, nine"kidnaping mystery wa at It darkest. teen, was from Spain. He was arrested that day. , t - 1 Nearly 700 Piggly Wigglys have already achieved success, and it is conservative to say that Piggly Wiggly store will number at least 1000 before the end of 1921. , All thi has been accomplished in five years. People laughed in Memphis, Tennessee, when Piggly Wiggly first appeared. It was a great joke then, and a mystery. The nature of it had There are thirty-eignot been revealed.' It is neither joke nor mystery-nowPiggly Wiggly stores in Memphis doing a remarkable business. Denver ha Chicago has sixty-fiv- e Piggly Wiggly stores; Washington, D. C., has twenty-eigh- t; ten and preparing to open four new ones soon. There are Piggly Wiggly stores in St. Louis, New Orleans, El Paso, Los Angeles, Oakland, Salt Lake City, and hundreds of other cities and towns. The Piggly Wiggly era has arrived; learn to Piggly Wiggly. . ht t Two Stores Will Be Opened in Salt Lake In NO ONE WILL BE ASKED TO BUT. a Few U'ays Watch for Announcement DOWNTOWN 21 SUGARHOUSE West First South. 1055 A CARNATION FREE TO EACH VISITOR. East 21st South kSt w -j COAL f, Now and Relieve Yourself :? of Worry. n , li! ii WASHINGTON, July 23. Weather predictions lor the week beginning Monday are: Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys Generally fair with temperature near or above normal. There however, a probability of local thundershowers at beginning of week. Northern-RockMountain and Plateau regions Normal temperature, generally fair. Southern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions Normal temperature, scattered local showers. Pacifla states Fair said normal 1 ? KNIGHT FUEL CO u. . MMmUmBUj KuJJM Wf Ci& Ukt A Thing of Beauty i Is a Joy Forever But No matter how beautiful tho scene you photograph, nor how good your camera the picture will be no thing of' beauty, no joy forever unless tho finishing is done well. j We do it well. ' ' . Try ua and see how we bring out the charm of your pictures. - - ' , , Shiplers 144 South . Narcotic Raid Made. Today . Main St. FILMS, CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES. ' V clean store. No one will ask yon to buy. We will appreciate your coining to look and we will give you a CARNATION and a pamphlet telling you more about Pigrgly Wiggly. Come the third victim within a week of masked bands. He was taken from en Sutomo bile In the heart of the city about 10 o'clock, clothed only in a generous coat of tar and feathers He is about $0 year old and married. BIOUX CITY, Iowa, July $3. What Is alleged to be a rendezvous for dispensing narcotics in Iowa was unearthed on the east side here today, when police officers and federal narcotic agents in a clean up raid seised about $10,00 worth of cocaine and morhplne and made eleven arrests of negroes alleged to be member of th ring. Next Door to Bugarbouse Hardware and Lumber Co. West of the Utah State National Bank Normal Temperatures , Third Victim Tarred. Texas, July 71. Georgs Lee, Intermountain Forecast LUFKIN, service e driver, last night became Make a Point to Do it .. A Few Door and go through-thl- s Gothams Alien Population Invited Into Fold of U. S. Beautiful Lighting Fixtures mtativo Brooklyn to enroll new cltisens. Judge Cropsey wl'l sit practically all 'summer in NEW the naturalization court and under presof tho house Immigration - Csettaned (root Pitr Ob. estimates that In Greater ent arrangements win turn out 'a dally Mad New York there ere 1.032,000 adults avsrage of 60 new citlsena of turned out, this appointment has had re- not citizens of the United States. This, All told It Is estimated that in Greater New will York been added have sults extrtmsljr favorable to Harding and he Qualjty there by says, is a dangerously large proportion the end of October enough new voters to Material the administration. Th Impression that of aliens in a city whose total population Increase th nation's electorate by at least Hughes' personality ha made en Wash- ia $0,000. 8, 900,000. approximately ington, coupled with th success of hi To offset this condition It is management of our foreim relations, ha to conduct an Intensive drive thisplanned fall to most conspicuous been probably th these aliens Into the United States gather himof outside ingle element,', Harding fold and wvic, state and national bodies self. in tha administration's growth In will assist In speeding up naturalization. favor. Eany in October Fresldent Harding will be invited to address a gathering of new citizens In this city. Position Fruit of Growth. A aystematic campaign la under way in And rhlle Hoover, by reason of the different nature of his office, les prominently into the public eye than knows what a his Marlon newspaper to a point where Hughes, Washington source of power to tha administration It provided bun with a competence, and whose chief inclination was to round out he haa been Special Price on the Above But Harding's position today is chiefly his career in the dignity and comparative Ball Lamp C17 Ifl the fruit of his own growth and the re- ease of hie senatorship. in which his ambition was mcrciy to live up to hia I action of his conscience to new responsiFixture, lutalled.. V f U bilities. One day last February, in a duties, avoiding rather than seeking the little speech to s local fraternal order at greater responsibilities of leadership. Wo allow credit on old UdtfiT t But Harding today la a man who has BL Augustine, Hording said he did not . believe much in any theory of personal sacrificed practically all th ease and difixtures. tn even he version which might yet In. greatness, and expressed the ides that these theortes usually aria after the dulge, if that wer his greater Inclination. Washington has never known s ELDER event and spring from the simple pheg nomenon of an average man rising to more public official. Because he work with less excitement than great responsibilities. CO. Many of those who heard him felt that men more temperamental, the steadiness 136 East Broadway , Harding was presenting hi own ides of of Hardings application la more apparent to those whose duties cause them to his personal case. THE FIXTURE SPECIALISTS observe It most of to closely. Up the, politiyear sgo cians, most of Ute senators who saw him daily and most Of Washington thought (Copyright, 1921, by the New York Eveof Hanling a s man who had brought ning' Lost. Inc.) TRintfbns wikt ana mm nirm, YORK, July 23. Reprc Biegel of this city, s )5,-tiu- O has-edm- e BROS. ELECTRIC hard-workin- V t |