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Show TTTE rfc wimjagtoe xft lotk tnging gmeiwe K tbe Afferent orta) ideal) ganisation am ( ttotr vftha; tb( moral values foot had tor wta4rw fair sMty, good etratkm; to dancing ftnd 4 N f LMSHlHf( Council of Girl' Agencies Announces Clae to Begin on January 15. The Council of Girl Agencies, composed of rprentaUr from the different organisations of ounger girls In the cdty, mill offer ft nix weeks Cialnlng course for vohmteer leaders to begin January if The classes will A W. be glten weekly lit A clubhouse, beginning at 7 30 p m . be free to all glr.s desiring this .training rch !& will Inrtfude frtlt-fl- e nf lecture work minui folioftred tn forit-fivminutes of demonstration the Wh.le lecturer and leaders crurne are stHI to le anno imed. the a Idea outlne genera gives following of the work to t.c taken m I (at (reneral loaWrwhlp its e fr this nno.al Inn joints rimnlvi' with will be a troduction (M Illustrations )n teaching games 1 a The age period including the periods of mental and growthnf and their relation t d fferent activities (bj demonstration three ages of games hitai fr S a Organised retention and (to demon strati n of dramatics, games for live gTmg. imrtlna, ate 4 (ft) MugiC, talk and demonstration concerning different klns r f mu g trtdef sic and It rfffeot atory-telion with 1imoii(tratlon Ktlk f.lk techrf!jue and dHiK'ing demonstration lr rV gtng game ial HftAdicrat, talk end demon- - observadons which perta had tie construed si meaning that Jbgtsn wwa making prsgmnafio agaiasi .he I nited 54tstes a Republican, Ktreewtatit Johnson, U aahingtosa. ft 'he Is ftJrnsan vf lift h uee Imzaigratlon committee, delisted Mr. Britten action 'untimely snd ill advised,' and KaprowentatUe Mao laLffftrtvt Republican, California, eel A that thing to he avoided vised nowc la ti.e taapabaaion of oplid'n baaefi upon ft lack of under-stat- ti 4U-f- td tig rhtirmaa French of tn committee whirl! framed the naval appmprtathrn o declare bill Lfeik 4 n the debada that ip his examtTiaThft of Secretary Wllbufl and naval experts there never had bten any suggestion that it was i n was preparing for war y J'4 country against thistarn's Mr (IrH ennsuafemsnt that he intentle to Ihftroduoe the reenNrUrm was maV lent night before ft gatherIn ing of wvft coast rtpreaentativea format tstatement today Chairman was hnson declared the nesting yr any such purpnee. and not held m make fg ft Pacific eoast delegation a partv te such a proposal was an unwarrant 1 procedure JOHNl IONS STATEMENT, f reque-ted Mr Britten to withhold his pH posed resutatton and stated that it i was provocative of trouble and would treealt in no good purpose," SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 19, 1924. T find now that 1 ha ncmtfnoed stated the consensus of opinion nil and represensenators practically tatives present Our relations with Japan conttnve friendly. The Immigration matter Is a closed Incident Trade Is going eft as usual. and I cannot sit by and kt Washington delegations of Oregon. and California be made a party to any such jingo proposal as that made by Mr Britten without earnest pretest Mr MacLafferty made this statement At a time such as this w shoeM remember that right thinking Is the The governthing mere eewseeary ment of the United State and the f Japan without doubt gweerwenesK understand each other The thing the expression of te avoided now la baaed upon a lack opinion of understanding often that w shown has History is forced upon statesmen b the mob in the afreet Those in authority n Japan know of the unfailing friend Those tt ship of the United Stales authority, in the United States know aacto last f the friendship of Japan. government tkeep within Its rights aad let ontv thee who really know apeak with authority " Mr Britten explained that that was his conclusion of statements made by naval officials, 'although American fiat statements none of them mad to that effect. WAANOIE CONTINUES. The debate was begun when Johnson repeated on the floor the sentiments expressed is hkr statement formal During the brief flurry Representative Watkins, Democrat. Oregon, and Summers. Republican Washington enaounard J thy convurred In the views expressed bvlr Johnnfin, while D well Repubficaa Representative jow A declared Mr. Britten was using unparliamentary language in his attack o the Washlagton members, and at his suggestion soma of tha remark were withdraw a During bis remarks Representative Britten eontinued japan it t said, objects to our holding maneuver near the Hawaiian iwlAMlft, ouf territory, f obJ t to anv nation telling us where we should hold If we want to pay fleet maneuvers , ' AaetNUte a frtftAdiy Ttstt it la mm business. He declared he realised hie resolution had ae ebaneft of being Enacted, but t bftiievftd good could he oft taJsred toy ftwggeeflag ttoft cafilag of a conference. Mr. Iimnwi aald that all ether rpembeeu of th wot NhgstioM he had talked with had expressed view timiiar te thoftft of KepreseataUvu Johneoft.4 QUICK ACTION SALE 4 1600 SUrTED to E fna Mw. (aetar to Fm OFF 0m poUtloftl erlaU tha latraacaant attl-tu- d, of StraaMiiana'a Paopla a party, which atlll clings to Ita formula of a nowaaCaMatla. oabtaot. dtaplta tha stnlnfi taaaad by tha Clarica) and Daaioaratlo parttoa to tha affast that they would dofln Italy rafaaa to par. tldpato to aach a ooadtlaa. Btrsasmanas party at lta eaaeua today draft ad a raaolatloa to ha pt the flrat aaaalrm of tha rcbhatac which dsmanda the restoration of th, old monarchical flag 'CHARGED WITH Two woman fltrtat: tha namaa of Mattla Pam a. M. aad Eaton Brown. 27 wera arrestsd lata' yaatarday by Put rot man J. A. Moraan and placed In tha etty lad on a etiarpa of g Officers said In tha posses, Ion women In an and of the automnbtla was found a Mated to Mrs. fot-aquantlto tf lArohatoitaa which had bran taken from various Balt Lake stores. Further Inveetlratioa of tha case la to ba made this morning. Um pn,IM hr la Vvl prwMt rubbers ONE CENT HM to try to transmit lu report td tbe newspapers In these and other cities Jackftonville were en te I a ladiea down In eo many jri'bce that tnlley service between Iheie cities was abandoned Intermittent alr trofthle throughthe southwest was reported, Rail Hampered, out white between Dallas and Oklahoma CUy ftod l (alias and El Paso and Bt. Livestock Lowis and Kansas City there were Imperiled, frequent interruption the southwest Missouri, Kansas Life Reported. andin Oklahoma suffered the brunt of a etorm of aleet and enow. whUe heavy Christmas mailings everywhere were being delayed. At Columbia, Mo-- , heavy property damage wae reBy WILEY t. SCRIBNER. ported when the rrWi of business By TTnlywaal Bervlce. buildings caved under a load of Ice CHTCAOO. ItoOL II. Slowly, bat and enow. 8ubeen tsvnperatnree for WIU Seedly eartelnty. the great north-wathe region were forecast for tomorstorm aitandri Us grip ea th row. In Chicago hundreds of thousands country tonight. of people faced serious Injury and Cklcege eederwont another Bay of possible death tn going to and from black tog. Icy streets and mMwatar work todav The streets, coated with a glare of ioe yesterday when rain gloom. Toaght tbs temperature was free as fast as It fell, continued to offer a heavy hasard to both automofaUlng. wltb eero pramlaed (or bile and pedestrianUpward of 100 Th, rain and sleet that has person were lnjvred by tailing on ley hours la pavement today, falMng for (orty-algwhile three persons had toeen killed here by falls In the expected to turn to snow. houra As tba storm drove dovm Into the paet forty-eiggnat omtral west It paralysed transcontinental trunk llnee of the telegraph and talephona companies There was eartoes Interruption of service between Chicago and the Pacific ooert. Railroad trains from the west arrived hours late. Coaches wera Icebound and PaeSrngers told of pemlng through the storm ISO mllee to the A feature of the storm and fold Wa a the slow progress made from west to seat. The storm center last night eras along the Mtsaouri River valley; tonight It had shifted to the Mississippi valley, and was expectsd te ba esatered ever the Great Lake, ml. a -- Out today DOUBLUACIB Mimon Gavotte: Me IHm A I a Ha Btdat) 1052 wk mb i, tnmtk (Thwa) fa. Bmmt Lmbm loadoir Hour Lmbm romiiMlarn el tlua lamiliu Fmtdi oporn plaintive axil onf of tha wandanng aingar, and tha ' hot tranaformation. one Lilnc at.Aa.ri.n4 Etoau, Serfei RhckaaniaoHl Channlnf contralto 1.50 " Humoresque rTaV-W- ruwu ri.) Sergei RriiBuninoH Rachmaninoff in two distinct piano roles; first to a poatic tonaliat, in ona oi hia own compoariionaj than at a ikutr in, and a speak ar ior, human JoUity. Victroln No. 100 $150 j 10 1051 New Records for Children Mahogany, oak or walnut (The 1 ( 2.00 -The CHy Mww aad the Cwarr Methw T.bhMto---OhUAc HOtord" Th, Malbwvy BatoLeodM BvmU "Ot- o- fw. Tk Child Girden of Verse tad Chimney Comer Babble Boat "Bd to Swtf "My- B.d k a Th, Nmth Wkd Dto Bkw -- Th, iutou'-MI- d LaiUhyU 2.00 Melodious Instrumental AH Alone Victor Saloa Orchestral Victor Saloa Orchestra J 19505 Memory Lane .75 Two exceptionally beautiful interpretationa oi popular raaic. Both are wonderfully nch in orchestral affects. Light Vocal Selections Me and the Boy Friend Back Where the Daffodil Jue Greet 19502 .75 aJBSElisws .75 Grow Aiiaen Stanley The kind of record everybody likes; one aide makes you and danoa, and rfia other (iva expression to those laugh -back home btoev" wa aU hava now and than. Big Bad BiO rialil ari ,fdS( rtfrain Ukulele Lou aon at aurriagobrok an public terror, and a A fea-tr- a Hawaiian vodal-- or at least a yodel aong in Hau with ukulela and (uitnra by n new Victor artist. ShanaoB Quartet Mandy Lee My Old New Hampshire Home Quartet laSQ-Peerle- ss .75 J Victrola No. 405 DOLLAR Men mynderaftmaigt There b but one Victrola and that is made by the Victor Company Look for these Victor trade marks IV HIS MASTERS VOICE (Nancy Know What Its All About Tret Felt Cush- ion Sole Slipper. Oxford color.. auce One Day Sale tomorrow. I evils Lake. If, D., was the Boldest point on th, map today, with a temperature at 4 dewrem below aero. la the Canadian northwest the temperature ranged from 10 to 40 below aero. Sleet covered a wide area. It wa, reported from Nebraska and Kansas, and extended Into Indiana. It was the heaviest "glass storm" that this region has known in man v years. In the Immediate rear of the etorm the temperature wae fulling rapidly Minneapolis reported eero tonight and near-rer- n temperature prevailed et Kaneas City. There was slight moderation tar to the rear of the storm center GREAT FALL 18 TAKEN. DENVER. Colo . Dec. 18 The Are. tic atom that has the northern Rocky mountain region lr ita grasp gathea and left ered Into Ite maw two In Ita wake Increased suffering among livestock.' partially paralixed rati and wire traffic and the growing dread of fuel shortage during the last twenty-four hours. Bluer cold prevailed In the entire region ftem Southern Colorado to the Canadian line, and, despite lifting temperatures in eome portions during the middle of the day, the eeanlng cloeed down on a gieat territory preparing Itself for the coldest Bight of the eeaann. Cessation of enow In parts of Montana ana bled trains to epeed up schedules that had been running eight and ten hours behind time although continued snowfall throughout the day brought train Into Denver and tha contiguous territory aeveral hours ' late Severe snowstorm, accompanied bv are forecast lowering temperature, for th western elope and niatesu region of the Rockies for tonight, and no break In tha atorm for any part of the mountnin region Is Predicted AWFUL WIRE HINDRANCE. CHICAGO. Deo 18 (Bv the Associated Free ) Kariy tonight Illlnol swept by a cold rain, h&lf fnow,and ae a retult Springhftlf field, Bloomington and Jacksonville-wercompletely cut off from the out-Id- e world by wire The Associated Fresfl In the emergency xu forced Defy Lttton in Children aad 19504 .71 19507 .71 19509 .71 Shimmy Fo Trot Flirt Victor Record by tide lemoua organizatioo from die Rainbe Garden in Chicago two fox trots, ono of them with the apodal flavor of Chicago from which cams, originally, th weiUnova Stomp" in the fox trot Fox Trot wi mui Gears Olsea Hit Hade JVaMut, tttti electric. (30S fipeoally designed to ftccotnaaedsf Beaut, Naif. ul 375 -- Dainty, New, Attractive v B men A timely sale of New, Crisp; Dainty, Styled Frock of BEST GRADE LINENS, in a big assortment of colors and styles. Sizes 16 to 48. Colors fast.' An appropriate and useful gift. . 0 Tbe firxt 100 dresses sold will be packed in Boxes. They wont last long; shop early. Hollj FREE! tractive Hollj Gift ot- - 0 0 0 Friday Only BY I lfmmtrt for GELETT BURGESS IQenUtu IM4i Br Th, one, tiftan C I Orchestra trot with a vocal refrain, and tome brass tricks; and ui rVictrolsL VIctOT Talking Machine CompaByeCamdcaelidL ts Vidsf yi&iqi a pi!3f3oasaeossoi3Qaoae Mur Vtnf On t4 Canedian pcice-Be- t fjJn Mfltitmle ee requet r 0 Jack ShUkret A fox light, pleasing number for graceful dancers. Fex Trot n Hi Masic George Olsea ISax-o-PhuHey! and Hoot Hoo! Fox Trot riwMitorai, loteraxtionxl Norslty Orchestra A happy, hick ort el fox trot featuring Rudy Wiedoeft, Its eompomr, and kit famous saxophone, in tough and atoptoogue SecU; and a conyenioe withe vocal refrain and novelties. L-- j Real $12 Values at a Special Xmas Price Boxes 0 0 GOOPS! Dance Records Walnut, $250; electric, $290 Vtctrol No. 8 405 (Special) to .E, $2.95 KssatssscaotsaEsafssicstsstsaootjcsoa A Ralph Witlhua iis Rainha I 'a - These two famous quartets on one record ; songi ol not too recant date. 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