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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 8 fLFMCE PAYS ifFOCH TRIBUTE Thousands File By Bier of Dead War Leader ; I j i'Zl Ceremony Set. The Volunteer! of America emergency home, where destitute mother with children are given shelter - without separating the family and are helped until they can reeitablith themselves. Mrs. Lula Jeter, matron, and Adjutant Elisabeth Bar' hour are standing on the $tep. The home is a ? Community Chest agency. Ptwim is Mrch revealing her treasures of frs.dus.Uy ' j rswpect and affection for the man to uccessful j 'tborn credit is given for termination of the world war. UnM than MlkM lunnla atw In ! line today to pass before the cata-- ; kiue of Marshal Foch In respectful ' - !5f nt homace. There was time for i . ouly 5000 to past through the house. , while at least 30.900 more, despairing pt any chance to get orIn, had to be i '. content with lifting their saluting . hats as they walked by the marshal's inansion. ' . -- Thousands were still waiting in Mne when the doors were closed this ; eveninc and could not be convinced ( that they would not have a chance i t to bid the beloved marshal good-by' Cnmmoa reepk Amaw -' I jkly af HoBoring Leader. Jlomtgc to Foch is becoming more r" r and more that of the common people. I men and women were all )fotable J "prompt in paying their respects, but ; J workmen were unable to absent 'themselves on short notice and were : obliged to wait for an opportunity. rlhe greater part of today's procession was profiting by the Saturday half ..holiday. . i - After the body of the marshal has Vbm transported under the Are de , i riompne tomorrow, everyone wiu have a chance to pay tribute to the departed soldier. . Police are preparing for one of the ' greatest rushes they nave ever- had ' i i k i .,1(1 to handle. The family of the marshal Will the ceremony early in the morn- , tng. when the body will be blessed be fore being placed In an ordinary undertaker's hearse. The hearse will 'be escorted to the grave of the Uny. known Soldier by a squadron of A company of infantry will render military honors as the body leaves tits Koch residence. Mom. Feck Receives Many .Vklters at Family Home. 4 "IHms. Foch. feelinc the effect of ?tlie great strain of three days' cere- - pastor of St, PauTi, U1 Tj celebrant. Volunteer of America Aid Admission to the services will be menies already passed, asked this card only and Invitations have rrening that the body of Ihe marshal by been extended to President and Mrs. Destitute; Home rtmaln under the Are de Triomphe Hoover and many high officials of m1t until midnight, so as to dispense Serves Meals. tne government. Among the governwtth guards for early Monday morn- - ment officials who are expected to at , .., . , Jag. are the secretaries of state, She has received a peat many vis- tend itors herself, has been consul Vxl treasury, war and navy, the assistant More than 95 families have been of these departments, given shelter, food and secretaries about all the details of the obsequies clothing at and directed the funeral In accord-an- members of the supreme court and the emergency home for destitute woof members the the affairs foreign men with the marshal's last wishes, with maintained by the and naval and military affairs com- Volunteerschildren, as expressed In his will. of America at 559 East Members of the marshal's staff and mittees of tne senate and house of Fifth South street, since it wo es; bis aide. Major Rene I'Hopltal, tablished in 1936. The home, a Comwho representatives. I aoeompanled Foch on his tour In the munity chest 'agency, receives and 23 VP). March INDIANAPOLIS, ' United 8tates. have assisted her. cares for mothers with children who National of Ameri the headquarters have become destitute, and helps i. . Tuesday will be a day of real , mourning throughout France. The can Legion here today officially rethem to communicate with relatives tock exchange 'will be closed, thea-- i quested that 10,000 posts fly the na or reestablish their own homes. ters will not raise their curtains and tional colors at naif-maThe home is the only one of its Tuesday, , Itorse races scheduled for that day March 34, the day of the funeral in kind between Denver and Ban Franhave been called off. The govem-,mcisco where a stranded mother may Pans of Marshal Foch. is requesting all restaurants to It also requested that each depart receive aneiter witnout being sepaserve ment meals without music. and post place a streamer of rated from her children. Rooms are , crepe on the legion banner for 30 alloted according to the size of the k ""WASHINGTON. March 23 ). Marshal Foch was one of two family. Since 1936 more than 14,001 Eih requiem mass for Marshal Foch days. honorary national commanders of meals have been served and more iwill be celebrated at St Paul's Cath-fllt- cl the legion, General of clothing have Pershing being than 300 articles church here Tuesday at noon. the other., been given to the 173 persons who .The services will be held under the have stayed at the home. The Cotton Belt railroad will spend umpires of the French embassy and Archblshoo Curley of Baltimore will $4.604 339 in Improving its lines in ths attend. The Rev. Cornelius 3. Dacey. southwest this year. 23 (ff). ; i I ' e. V 1 ' rM ",: i'ij i j .x ' - cav--lr- AVOID NO. 13 FOR ISLANDS PARIS OPi. Singers voices are all but taken apart and put together again In the scientific analysts of singtng Instituted by the. national wUse No. 12-- a on Congress Approve Mea. conservatory. Motion pictures show the move- Some Gin-tes- ts ments of the throat, and phonograph Homes Rather Than Run sure Allowing Ring records reproduce voices to Illustrate Risk of Bad Luck. in Hawaii. comments on faults and merits. Dr. Tameaud. laryngologist of the conservatory, is seeking to produce LONDON. Those who follow the HONOLULU, T. H.. (UP). a code of definitions of various voice that his entercharacteristics. Illustrated by movies pope's recommendation Hawail flght tans, whose only tainment heretofore along this line and phonograph records. clergymen condemn superstitions, d hase been the amateur especially that about the number 13, matches in army and navy circles, win have a lajrge field among society for now are whetting their appetites women of London. The decree has some first rate shows, since the recently signed bill permitting drawn attention to the number who boxing in Hawaii. do their utmost to avoid this numThere has been much discussion ber, keeping away from events on of who will run the fighting business the thirteenth and even adopting 12a o i the Islands, and there is every instead of IS as the number of their likelihood that the territorial legisbeautiful homes. lature now in session will adopt local Lady Greenwood, a society favorite, laws to govern.. as did .Woodrow Wilson, Bookmaker Does believes, In the meantime plans are under Robot that 13 Is a lucky number. Not long way for the construction of "HousWork Rare ago she searched nearly all London ton Arena" the name coming from for a vacant house numbered 13 bein QuickTime..":'. K. Houston, Hawaii deleVictor fore she found the one In which she in succeeded the who obtaining gate now lives. passage of the boxing bill in congress. OXFORD, T ig. Performing all Plana lor the arena have been sponsored by the Honolulu Athletic the services of human bookmakers, club, an organisation which has ex- but in much quicker time, a robot isted since 1916. The club was or- bookmaker has been Invented R. ganised when it was first anticipated M. Hamilton of Oxford, who willbysoon that boxing would be permitted in the place it before racing commissioners. Islands. Tests have shown that one may During the long wait for congress place a bet on a horse, and receive to approve of boxing, the a ticket, with the amount dub remained alive, maintaining its of the betstamped number of the and the status as an amateur organization, horse. The stamping process starts with club teams in local athletic machinery that puts the money Into activities. the pool being formed for the race Now the directors of the organization plan to build an arena with a and figures out In logarithms the odds on that particular horse. The seating capacity of 60004500 bleach- robot shows by a giant red pointer er seats and 1500 chairs or ringside at that moment, seats. A wooden floor will be setup the odds prevailing In the center large enough to accom- and as bets are- placed changes In modate basketball and tennis courts. theA odds are indicated. backer may bet without having the odds at that particular moment registered, and can take advantage re of changes of odds at any time the race starts. . ce - st 5 Bt . RUHR GAS FOR Have Served f.j. -- J Are Now Recommending Me You, Too, Can Profit by This Modern Way to Have Dental Work Done -- a Way Quite Unlike Others. Friendships built on conscientious service are the best advertising we de. 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From a little narrow white or cream lace and a few Inches of Da.tel col ored ribbon you may make the most attractive Irock. Vancouver Sun. -- $1 ' READING GLASSES Special on Lenses This Week Authorities at Westminster Abbey. London, are trying to stop fakers from collecting money in that ancient edifice. While visitors were gathered about the grave of the unknown soldier recently,, a man collapsed in what appeared to be a fit. A woman with htm tearfully Informed the crowd that he was man and her husband, an and as h; was out of work they were starving. In a few seconds she had collected a fair sum and the man had recovered. When the scene was repeated on each of the next two days the vergers told the pair that the abbey "was not the proper place for its enactment." Many women try to get a share of the offerings by claiming that Inadvertantly they have contributed to the collection more than they could afford and want some of it "refunded. LONDON. 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Heavy service silk with smart square heels, built to stand rHots of hard wear, ' . t J uniiv on, so dainty. . a Share the Savings! A pai 1 V .Genuine P. Buf ft Linoleum Cor . SPECIAL y bo-fo- CONLON arch-optimi- st. hour. Thafa the kind of little lamb to follow Mary nowadays. Onward, quoted by the Christian Advocate. just received a special purchase of new style light weight Shell Frames that are worth more than the price asked. ' This week we will mount your lenses in these few frames (either brown or silhouette) for only $3.95 Linoleuiri $26 Last Call CLAIMS HE INVENTED TANK, LILLE UP. It appears that Monsieur de Rupt. former' secretary of a publication called Political and Literary Annals, is an In addition to being an inventor. De Rupt has just filed a suit with the French government claiming 15.000.-00- 0 francs indemnity for his invention of the tank, which he claims he had previously communicated to the British government. De Rupt has made several attempts to collect his indemnity from the minister of war. but so far his letters have not been favored with a reply. . . WHEN MARY STEPS ON IT. A long-legg- ed sheep In the Himrun-fortmiles an Is to able alayas NEW SHELL FRAMES and Construction Work Starts on Vast Network of Trunk .Line Pipes. turtsied." i nt We have CARPETS nd Does uTiirt8y" mm. PLATE aa THE MOST BE A P.MIM. t. ftMior, pre--tde- OPTICAL SPECIALS RUGS, Baby Princess Genuine Trubyte or 20th Century Teeth MONTH-EN- a SAVE LONDON. How Independent little Princess Elizabeth condescended to curtsy to the king just before he became ill has leaked out. 8he was told some time ago that she must always curtsy to the king and queen before they kissed her. Having very definite opinions of her own. she flatly declined, saying. "I won't turtsy!" And she didn't. Just before King Oeorge took to his bed she was taken to Buckingham palace. As the king came into the room she made a beautiful curtsy, but with her back to tier royal grandparent. The king, laughing heartily, took her in his arms. she said, her pretty nose tilted In the air, "I have io TAKES BETS ALL GERMANY BERLIN. OermanyL will . have a vast network of trunk-lin- e pipes supplying gas to all parts of the couna ovens in of coke from try battery the Ruhr, if the scheme, now under way, is completed. Work has already started on the first part, which Is the line to laying of a horseshoe-shape- d Include several industrial town, up Uie Rhine as far as Cologne. The next step will be the laying of a line. 125 miles long, to Hanover, at a cost of approximately $2,000,000, including gas compressors. If the Hanover line proves successful, the pipes will be pushed out to other large cities. The gas is to be made by large coke ovens at the pit heads of the Ruhr coal mines. A process or welding tne pipes overcomes the difficulty of leakage of gas at the joints, which heretofore had made impossible the delivery of gas under pressure oyer long distances. the Academy of Dance Masters in Paris. The oooa nas written by Paul Raymond of the Paris opera and Mme. G. Lefort. of the Academy of Dance Mast ters In Paris. To Judge by the keenness with which the east W studying he Intricacies of the latest dances, the book should soon run into a lew editions. NEW MACHINE The Thousands of Patients I JERUSALEM (UP). The modern dancing craze has spread to the Arabs of the middle east, where the publication of the first book in the language of the desert denizens on "latest methods for learning modem dances' enables the city youth a few generations removed from the black goat haired tent, to keep as up to date as the western man about town In the newest steps. The Arab booklet was written by Nairn Aiar. member of "Union of pence Teachers" In France and of 5 four-roun- ' -- Modern Dancing Craze Gains Arabs as Addicts Motion Pictures WOMEN STILL Aid in Singing FIGHTS LOOM Mothers and Children Get Helj ) 'B 24, 192D: 27y X Only 3600 Pairs at This Price, So Be Here Early! i |