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Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY J. E. Booth Tell of Fight for -- -- 13 Midsummer Styles in New Silk Frocks 7 DEGLflREOUEED 22, 1926. Reserve Training Meet at Qrandmother Joh E. Booth of Spanish Fork, na tlonai executive committeeman of ths American Legion, returned yesterday from Indianapolis, where he attended the semiannual conference of the organisation. the meetings of the national executive oommittee and of the national Americanism commission at the American Legion headquarters. "The outstanding feature of the conference and of the legion's said Mr. Booth last night, on the ex"was the counter-attac- k treme pacifists, who are now cutting down the American land defense sysfrom behind. -tem "The legion leaders know that they have assumed no email Job. They worked hard and long to preserve mllltarv training In the Cleveland high schools, but ttie fight was lost. Tha same group that worked successfully on the Cleveland school commission Is working elsewhere among high e. .lt obwAwol.ad ject is to cut off the supply of reserve officers and thus do away with reserve ths nation's the - tr'rd organized tin- - defense. Chintz UNDER COVER. The wardepartment U charged with carrying out the terms of the national defence. act, but not with the duty of defending tt, Thte i tha question for all of the people to decide. At he present stage of the pacifist campaign It appears that mot of the vtork Is being done under the cover of "WORK - Womens Silk frockl. Fifteen Patterns for Tour Selection, The color collection include Indian orange, pea gTeen, heliotrope, tango pink, blue and Costilmn red. Guaranteed Fast Colors or Tour Material Replaced With . New Good. pro-tra- rfwUeaw-dlreeUw- tub fbrve for and women A printed novelty children, nuseca Arrivals for Saturday Tibs,"' "Safety car3 'soft 6 $1.25 J Notions Every Delightful Summer Mode Is Generously Represented AtThis Special Price AJLi8iik'"5'ulI J Bob Bair Net Caps, 'all doren ... 1.00 Sanitary Aprons, Kleinert mako; 50c Water Wave Comb, age. Very Unusual Valuel a 4 in EUk Lingerie Tape, pack- . . 25c $1.95 10c hats htc chicras "possible chosen with care for the discriminating woman or miss planning her summer wardrobe. Styles are smartly simple, materials unusually fine and workmanship admirable. wo eoo o Polka Dott and Solid Colors: We Stress Particularly : Better Frocks a Netc Lota Pricing. Priced of White Navy and YK . pieces, each education against war. Its leadership is In the hands of tnen skilled in wording on the sentiments -- etudem& of- - women-aThere can be .no. real polttieaJ- - reaction to 4. he iESE- as question until It Is brought into the studied open, clearly defined and against a background of American tar experience. The legion's job Is to do this In the Interest of public welfare The soldier, more than any olher man, knows the horrors of war and feeks to avoid them. Every grtu dent tvho receives, military training In our schools in a real element for peae In the future. found that miliThe faculties have tary courses improve the morals of the students, lifting them to a higher and more man tv plane. They have that this military training - seen strengthens the mnral fibrW and tends to Inculcate the highest principles of manhood, unswerving truth, loyalty, unselfishness, patriotism, THE LARGE HAT OF MILAN rightful pride and a desire to conform ttr law and ttr tha will af constituted Very large authority. unbelievably simple, this most PAMPHLET CAMPAIGN. of summers delightful youthful fancies. In the The legion has. ordered the prepara- popular black and several tion of a pamphlet exposing the mabright shades. chinery which is spreading the pacifist campaign Into all parts of tha country, says Mr. Booth, and It be- VAGABOND HAT . . Iteves that undermining of the national defense act is no less an ofopfense against the country than Of milan, toyo panama, leghorn, with chic scarf posing tha draft during the world war. of crepe or dashing band of roman striped Colonel George Crosfleld of London, ribbon. In headsizes for women and misses. England, nternational president of the combined allied legions, was the distinguished guest of the national executive committee, and, in his speech, highly praised tha American boys for at the front, said Mr, Booth. history Action to have Armistice dav, Noa national legaj holi vember 11, day waa taken by the national com mittee, according to Mr. Booth, who states are now said that twenty-save- n Mr. observing it as a holiday. While Booth was state commander. In 1925, was adopted urging a resolution, President Coolidge to ask the other twenty-on- e stages to legally recogb Its allotment. At presnize the day. ent more than 206 world wa orphans PLAN FOR FOURTH axe receiving benefits from the fund. ' PARIS CONVENTION. Federal Power Commis- An Impressive program for the observance of Independence day has Progress In arrangements for the been prepared bv tha national onrentftm in Parle, next tcanisTn Commission, said Mr. Booth. in teen attonal was reported by the French t calls for simultaneous programs and year, committee. Ships have been charassemblies In every community at 3 tered to accommodate la compliance with the Federal 20,000 member a o'clock In the afternoon, mountain The Utah delegate will leave on the Wat ejjower Act (41 Stat- - Hlfi.t), time The assemblies will be asked noflce Te that the Utah !o H'WTTnd a master of ceremonies Low rates have been secured Power k hereby given will conduct a ceremony In which the York. Light Company of Salt convenThe national Philadelphia roll of tha signers of ths declaration Lake City, Utah, hag applied for a held during the of independence wlfl be called and ths tion will bexpositlon.MiVfor a constructed - power - Booth. eauL license American creed will R John project on Mill Creek, in .Salt Lakg The executive committee was urged, NationalhasCommander to attend the promised County, Utah, consisting of two jt&3 s Mr Booth, to do all in Its power department convention at Cedar planta known, respectively, aa Up-to prevent congress from adjourning rtah In he reports. City August, until the disabled war veterans bill hie stay In the east Mr. per Mill Creek Power Flant and During bill for calls been Tha has passed. witnessed the Kentucky derby. Lower Mill Creek Plant. Any ob-- J an expenditure of $ 30, 000 000 In the Booth He attended to business In Chicago jection to such application, or next three years for the aid of 27,000 on home. his tor a way hearing thereon, together disabled war veterans and extends for with any briefs, report or other one year after July 2. 1926, ths tims data for which consideration la defor converting terra Insurance, removon the time for filing ing limitation sired, should be snbnutted to the disability claims, and provides for Executive Secretary, Federal Powcompletion of rehabilitation work now er Commission, Washington, D. C. ' under wav. General Frank T Hines, bunational director of the Veterans reau, was praised for his efficient work. Ths American Legion endowment By Winifred Btnart Gibb fund started last year, has Its quota TOOD SPECIALIST sweil until' most of the wait of the of fjooo.ofto, said Mr Booth, and I tah was the first western state to plant open, Chew(ng I the .first step--, in thel .STARCHY,, FOOD. or starch digestion, aa tha I It la perfectly natural to translate process saliva contains a ferment which I facta about food to one'a own Indi- changes the starch considerably. At vidual experience. The realisation one time it was thought that ths acof the saliva on starch stops as that top much meat will be bad for tion Mrs. Smith's kidney trouble ta not soon aa tha food reached the stomacit. I ncarlr pn interesting to the average It has now been established that, individual as information that too while the food is In the stomach, tha much ourar t, bad for someone' ferment in the saliva has changed the j liver. Ahhomrh we should try to cul- starch into dextrine. tivate a set of social mlndedneea about food aa about other interests In life, (Copyright, JM. hy the McClure Newspaper Syndicate ) Helped in Caring for them by the Individual Interest is one worth capitalising Taking Lydia E. Pinkbams It so happens that one rtf the and often misinterpreted Vegetable Compound food farts relates to "Starchy foods" "1 am One of mother the the first bits of advice to Glasgow. Ky. I seven children, the eldeet being the overstout la "cut out starch.' i The housewife who aspires to servinf only 12 years, carefully planned meals to apt to say and I (eel that "Do not eat too many starchy foods at to Tb Tribe tpixl 's the same time,'' Lydia E. An Impor- - I MALAD, Idaho. May 21 Aa a matter of fact, comparatively fant Vegetable et hardware men nf athrmx few have a of idea truly intelligent Idaho waa held at Malad Compound hae the actual place of starch in the diet. aoutheaatarq whan of thj Hr of helped to paUme Starch la one of the great enenry huainaaartprenentativna m hld banqoet at tha Ban- - j the foods. True, energy Is derived from nock ra through place every Wadncadav evening. food eaten, but starch and sugar roughest A found tahia diacuaeloti of of - my married are In a else h. th.meel.ee. - Ptarch problem of tha dealer waa had, tht at I bv Is the way. changed to one form of which varlmia phaaca of tha buainaaa I life. At one time surer before and fact this J digestion, I waa ao down-- b offers a radical reason for not pow- wr F Bmto, prAld-n- t Na1pren(d jff the e a r t e 4 ..that dering a thick dust of sugar on one's aouthaatm Idaho division of tha nts- - breakfast cereallife gtTM.lt Hardware Mn association To return to starch Itself aa a fond also president of the state orvanland ery. .A friend element. are Ws indebted to A. T of and tion plants Fprinrsr me told of in Indianapolis, Indiana, for our supply, member of the plant secretary of the arMjtheag'ern Blackfoot, division, the egetaole Compound, and after family being tha mnet efficient starch were present and outlined the In the realm of food. and purposes of the organisation,- plant taking a few bottle of R I became manufacturers beep written about the conagain and It was a pleasure Much has of ths starch grains, but. ' myself to do my housework and gardening. struction If the truth be known, scientists are Mrt. Earl Diet Sine then I always use your medi- still working at this problem and the k in Malad j cine when I feel weak from final word on tha beet method and the best length of tims for the cooking of end It atraightene me out." has yet to be established Special to The Tribe Mas. Mru.sa Deanna, Bout I, starch MALAD. Idaho Mar 21 Mrt Far! changing nf starch In cookery rare of O. F. Bteenbergen, Glasgow, hasTha s Hadfield long been a favor-t- e topis of M died morning Ky advice cook to at the t'ommqnitv ytrday hoeoimi, 1 could not do el arc hr foode ae long aa possible hss New O -- leans. La from typhoid fever and heart a thing after try first boy was bom. generally preValed Later work on trnnbie tha part of laboratory specialists As, fit for five Mre Hadfild "Nad I waa to weak. 1 had no appe- resulted If, fhst uncooked or reka and waa to h improv tite. lost welcht end waa not ah! very light Iv finding cooked ptarch is theoretl. Itht until ahmit thought t dava to do my work I waa thla wsy for ca'ly direstfbiet W htl this Is Interest, he fork a turn for the r(4MJoa,andwhen had seven weeks, then 1 took Lydia E. log. hmieefc eepertt are not yet reedy gradaJI tolled inc that time to asertfic the Indescribable finished Hsdflcld waa born at okenlie. Mr. Ptnkhami Vegetable Compoundand taets . r' f e h Ihoceurb'v cook The Fw, the daughter of R alter and from IL" result prut wonderful vegetable food with the large propor- f do h Hark Mia. C. F.rain, 014 Dauphin EL. tion ef eiarch like cereals and pots Purfrlng are her husband and New Orleans, La he should be cooked In plenty of cbUCren the Jounsew. q( whom water eo that lb of ..r. rrh), graina v il rr TsMoned,'Chiffoir Hose; very fin gang and lustrous silk, made with special all. ths sew shade moonlight, atmosphers, flesh, ponges, parchment, bsigt, argent and ecstaey; prleed .5c shades, .. i special nd and Semi Chiffon; splendid wearing hose, mads with lial garter tops, reinforced heel and toes; Very regularly .priced to 1195. special, pair 50e. , w yard, Special, Hosiery Attractively Priced. Full Fashioned Pure Silk Chiffon All Copiet of High Priced Modelt. Green Rote Beige Qirls Frocks GIRDS FROCKS 6 to 14 Tears. Little Tnf Frock for all summer wear; printed materials, ginghams and cotton poplins, in lovely styles and combinations; a splendid assortment, priced , KEITH OBRIEN COi $1.95 to $4.95 ovr-ubcri- G ision two $3.43 SMOCKS Special Purchase Sale of Netv Leather Hand Bags " at At 12-1- at $2.95 $1.95 and $2.95 I " PONGEE GOWNS Baal Valuee for Sat1 urday shoppers; our fine pongee gowns that regularly are priced at 3.45; very special Her and price" CreBroadcloth, Chambriya;' tonnes, Ginghams, in a wonderful assortment of smocks for summer prleed very special $1.93 Pouch Styles GIRLS HATS Special Reductions for Saturday A smart collection, grouped at All Costume Slips Tub Aik Coetom Slips in whit and flesh; fin quality, lac trimmed, with ahadowproof hems; special, yard STANDARD FOR N EVENT TIIAT WILL SET A VALUE-GIVINthe season. Authoritative versions of the summer nrode in frocks of wonderful quality; priced right down to the lowest possible point, as an Section example of the saving possibilities our Third Floor Ready-to-Wea- r offers you at all times. A vy 4L Sizes 16 to Orchid THE, t B ags seequb-oentennla- l 1 , I -- 170 OD and Health BOTE TUB SUITS $1.95 and $2.95 Little Tub Suita In on and two colors, fashioned ef splendid tub fabric; that will launder; an ex eeptionally fine lot; sixes Z to 6 I , MOTHER OF V SEVEN CHILDREN $1.95 - Hardware Men : u over-wor- drh . .. sr: r Important Silk Specials for Today Only Bilk Colored Bilk Pong Pongee ia all th now summer street and hngeria shades: very popular for womens and ckd dren dresses, slips, lingerie, etu, Special for Saturday oniy, yard S3-In- Chlldpeni Summer Sox, sox of rayon plmted novelty sports eolor good styles; assortment, pair -- $1.00 95c Infante Half Eox; - mercerUed lisle half sox; made with fuH fashioned ored 19 . tops; white with pe.tr col- topf epectal, stripes .are a fascinating feature of toe Horizontal mode. Sofe, silky rayon nd wool Alternate ju stnpes of Underwear Women t Union Suite; very well made garments; all reinforced flat ecama, bodice er shape top; tight knee; special, suit so Vanity Fair Silk Chemises I4l summer anderwesr, in glove silk tep in chemi Splendidly tailored, well fitting f.rm.nt. ia fipvh. peach and orchid, Priced $2.95 ft. -- orX pair for 50 dtstl-tlan- Time-honor- $1.75 $2.9$ ORGANDY BONNKTS For tha Baby Bonnet for the Wse Baby and hat bonnets for little girls to (T years, in white and dainty pastel shades. Pneed upward from - Haddel3 at Hotpital n e Childrens Sox I I Greweo Fabric Olovee Pull-oand novelty cuff fabric gloves, With suede-HkIn appearance, shades of eisder, atmosphers, sombrero. Prised $1.00 Pink-ham- s' And Qloves The .Newest. Sweater Fashions. Are of - Ray on and "Wool;':"' - Meet in Malad J Priced years. nd Plat Pouches in red, Shapes brown, black, frray, arid tan, green blue, .You will find. them superb Values in and quality priee. , New one color or in gay combination. finely woven sweaters have round or V necks. Cost styles are in new printed . The colors include Complete Ran? of Sixes, 34 to 44 all-wo- slip-ov- er pattern. Priced $9.95 to $15.00 Batin CbarmsuM Satin Uharroeuss in th pretty now dress shades of bols do roes, ja.lo, qnimper, scru, mdlon. Mans palmetto, eoral, pe.ea, navy- and btack; rich, lustrous qualltv; special Saturday only, per yard $1.69 Silk Badlum Siik rml um ia ths lingerie .d.iies of orchid, pearh, ecru, ds and A nice heavy washsols pink. Ik for lingerie, dips, eta. special Saturday onlv, per yard h $1.59 5Alnc gea-siPongs f.p ones Fukui pongee, eeturl co or. Lxtees-Ve'n.e.i for dreaees, chiPress wear, lg-ne- , ste. ss.y, Special Fsturiay yard v KEITH- - OBRIEN CO 9 iU |
