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Show -- DESERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY MAY, 24 1919 10 Import Waiters i To Break Strike b With both side remaining firm In their demands, no now development have arisen in the situation existing between the rentanrent neo of the city and the striking rooks and waiters. With one or two except! on a. the restaurants are running the same ae usual, and restaurant men express the greatest confidence that the strike will be broken, &ren X Christensen, at-- . dorpey for the Restaurant Men's association, declares that while there welters, a full supbeen obtained and 1' be will that waiters brought here from other cities to meet tbs demands for conference week and a big convention. The picketing is being continued bat everything is done quietly and of any kind has disturbance marked the walkout The man renewed the strike Thursmen of day night when the restaurant "the city refused to agree to a closed whop" - proposition. The restaurant - mn deciare they never will recognise path a proposition and the oooka and .waiters are Just as firm in saying rihey will never return to work under Loy other conditions. The strike was first celled on May 1, When the members of the Cooks and 'Waiters' union walked from their jobs day. 12.2 demanding an eight-ho-per day tor waitresses. 2 H a day for miscellaneous help and double time for overtime. The matter of wages, hours and overtime were submitted to board of arbitration and the men a to work. When time come to E. split occurred on the arbitrate, question of making this a closed i l! jUiof)" town. If the strike continues for another week or ten days the restaurants will be caught short of help during conference week, in addition to this a Mg international convention of Kotar-ia- e is to be held In this city the eee-eweek of June and it is feared that tnuch inconvenience will be experienced by these visitors If Rio strike Is hot settled by that time, pull ply a shortage of 'Oltoo keh as re ed ir a' nf . ' if - mm - I lls It Decorated by ' , Marshal Foch in Paris . ? V j . s Brig. Gen. Briant H. Weils, a Vrother of former Governor Heber M. bp ea b ojwred wtUi.j&e gecoratton of the French Legion of Honor, by Marshal Foch at Paris. He has aim been died for the D. 8. C., Wuiding to advices from Gen. Per- headquarters. Gen. Welle ailing's Julies his brother: .et was summoned Inoa April It to of--go1 the private to Parle, and there Acs of Marshal Foch had the dlstlne-- 1 iioa of being received by him pereon-- ? aiiy into the French Legion d'Honneur and having him confer upon me Its decoration. It was a proud moment, is you can guess, t am not conscious Of having done artythtng that entities me to this honor, bur he was for meritorious enough to say-i- J. t' Slopping Agents All Members of the To Feed Visitors -- I WILLIAMS SIR NAME GENEALOGICAL AND ALL PERSONS interested In Williams Genealogical Work are asked to ifieet at the New Temple HoteJ. Ill K. Main St. al p. m., immediately after the afternoon session of Conference, Sunday June 1, 11 and dhsingutshed service to his country and the allied cause during the dark days while I was on duty at his head Quarters at.fearens or words to that effect. "After I had returned from this trip I found notification from our own beadqoartera that I was to receive our own Distinguished Service Medal, and eo yon see that aside from the anguish caused by the pain, wittering and death of brave hearts and noble souls the war has not meant anything to me but promotion, honor and distinction, the making of new friends affection of okl and- the continued t one. . Gen. Weils is the youngest son of the late Daniel H. Wells of this city, and graduated from West Point to 1IM. He served in the Second. Eigh- teenth and Twenty-nint- h infantry regiment, was wounded at Kan Juan was stationed at hill, and for a tlm Port Douglas. H was also Instructor with the Utah national guard. Gen. Web got his star in January. 11. Enlistment Error Denies Pension to Veterans Widow Mrs MareCta 8. Ormsby, widow of Dr. Oliver C-- Ormsby, has been notified by the bureau of pensions that her claim forjt pension, on account of the services at Dr. OnmSby rendered in .the Black Hawk campaigns, has been denied. Jt appears that Dr. R. ML Rogers was appointed regimental of. the Second .regiment. surgeon First brigade, Utah militia, hut after serving a month or so resigned, and was appointed in his Dr. Ormsby this change stead. On ths muster-ro- ll was noted by the simple expedient of erasing the name ef Dr. Rogers and inserting that of Dr. Ormsby. The commissioner of pensions rejects the, claim on the ground that Dr. Orgiebye nams "appears --on thoroH in his own handwriting, over the name of R. M. Rogers, erased therefrom. There is no doubt as to th service performed, and the method of substituting a name on ths muster roll Dr. Ormsby has not boon infrequent. died about two years ago, at Rexburg. Idaho, where he was city and county physician for a number of years. He long a familiar figure in various parts of Utah. Senator William H. King was notified of the rejection, and writes to Mia. Elizabeth. M. Cohen, Utah. pen- -, bis stone , commissioner, expressing wiilinpyiees to go into lb matter fur-i- f there is aoything that cafl b ther. done tn th matter. -- mis Passing Through Tell of Prosperity A There was almost heed of a shipping bulletin in Salt Lake this morning despite th feet that Salt Lake te not a nautical town. For visitors representing different shipping concerns each arrived in town with his own story of shipping prosperity and heralding a now .ocean commerce era never before equaled in th world's history. Ken Kanda of he Toyo Kiaen Kak-sh- a Bteamebip company, a line, is registered at th Hotel Utah en route home to San Francisco from New York city, where he has-Jopeoed up an office tor his company. He says that his line wfll shortly put into operation sir ships mining between Sen Francisco and Hong Kong and will add three mom to the nerv-ic- e between Hong Koog and South America. His concern. Mr. Kanda says, formerly employed mostly Americans on their boat hot intend now lie to replace them with Japanese. commented on the excellent bedtimes routes. Pacific prevailing on the C. X White lock, manager of the the Canard Steamwestern office-o- f Is ship company at Vancouver, B. C.He also a visitor at the Hotel Utah. state k "the Cunard companyhav-ie planning to build 27 new ships, boats ing loet 2 ships and 1 smaller . This during tbs war through mines. loss, he adds is the largest sustained by any steamship company during the war. Lee Tan Tung, iop resenting the in Chinese government is a ridtor Salt Lake City on the lari lap of six years of travel. Mr. Tung left Can- V' T7?TTTTfTTTTTT HfUtllrT DclighWuIXoimSryJHIomePlace for City Workers After a busy day in the crowded, bustling downtown dis- trict, there is nothing so refreshing' to the tired city worker as an evenings enjoyment in the cool country air. Think of the pleasure you would have if you ACTUALLY OWNED a real countrv homesite. Special Prices o to with -- all improvements paid for, may be had for $575 to $850 TWo-thir- Qne-thi- rd ds Acre lots, each. - , , Thats just what youTl have when you buy a big garden to Two-thirof an Acre at Federal Acres. And yet it is in the city limits on 9th East, near old 13th South, just beyond the Country Club. Among other conveniences youll have dty water, cement sidewalks, ornamental shade trees and graded streets just the . same as in any close-i- n eity neighborhood. ' But think of the wonderful advantages youll have. Instead of crowded city lot, your homesite will be roomy enough for' a big garden, a family orchard, a good cow,-- some chickens, a . ' tennis court, wide lawns, plenty of flowers- - and irees and I space.-:- : , The average dimensions of these big garden lots are by 2G0 feet. The land is all plowed and will produce a big crop of vegetables this year. An abundance of irrigating water goes with. ' each lot. tract from One-thir- d ds -- The terms are $12 to $17 down and the same each - month. - play--grou- nd - ton in 112 and during that time has The important thing is to ACT NOW. Be sure to see Federal Acres this week. Come to our office or phoue for appointment. N e w phone Wasatch 686. been alt ever Canada, the United States and Mexico. He says that des pite th fact that ther are 40,000 of hi countrymen in America and lOS.OOe in Mexico, them will all gradually be drawn home when China her big manufacturing program. be-gt- When this manufacturing program Kimball & Richards begins, h prints out, his countrymen will have every inducement to return home where there will bo n pioyment end prosperity for alL visit-o- n Added to the stories of them cams a message to William Church transportation agent, from Perif steamship concerns from stating ;hst ail passage to and Octobeen taken up to Hawalia has ber. with long waiting lists. This lack of pamenger space will continue until some of ths big liners being now used op the Atlantic aa transports are released for regular traffic between In San Francisco and the islands. the meantime steamship officials ask b that travelers for mere pleasure discouraged from attempting to get transportation to ths islands. A party of Cnurch member inctndiag Elder Wesley Smith, newly appointed president, of th Hawaiian missins have now .been, waiting week to' get te la. re. But as yqt so place ran be found for them on the eetgoing boats. K pence. ri te te rr$ 3 te H te ji vn gram win be given. Arrangements for dancing have been made and a cafeteria luncheon will be served. Also moving pictures will be taken of the family. It especially is requested that all members of ths Toung family tail branches) who have served In the army be there to have a group photograph taken.. Everybody tn req nested to bs there and a good time promised. that, when all Is over, he will compose the book of the conference. As he has been a newspaper man and remains a tireless worker. It Is to be feared that be will regard his task as a rush job, run a dozen typewriters at once and market his copy without reading prpot The ..tigerish temper of the man and the clashes be has had with Yankees. Huns, fellow French tes, dagoes and Britishers make it quits likely that hts book Will Meet Californians will be written with vitriol and with vinegar and cayenne. .In In Tennis Match Game spiced that case expect a best seller. But Clemen era a is not the only An exhibition tennis match win be pebble on the beach. There are othplayed at the Country club this after- ers. Orlando and Sonnino, Lloyd noon at 4 oclock between two California men, H,E. Callahan of Los Angeles, and Elmer Griffin of San Francisco. Just who their opponents will be has not been announced, but b te u H AIB WITH EXERCISES iO ip i III V TV Visit Our New Store What more pleasant way to spend a few minutes while than resting easily in our cool, attractive new store, away from the crowd and bustle of the busy streets, listening to the delightful music of the wonderful Sonora? It is the the highest class talking machine in the worJLSuch-a-pleaain town nt relaxation will make your shopping easier. ohora with Its matchless ton dear as a bell oa u .toy. listen to, Received highest" ward "tGt tbne quality if Panama Pacific Exposition!. The SONORA plays all makes of disc records perfectly without extra attachments. . It possesses many other features which make it the instrument of quality. Here you can listen also to the famous Kimball pianos and players. We are exclusive factory distributors. Besides, our stock includes Grafonola and records, Soloelle Player Piano and the Hazelton Bros. Francis Bacon and Davenport-Treac- y pianos. Our many f vends are invited to visit our attractive new quarters while here for conference. . The -- . the-Colum- out-of-to- RobinsonBrolhersPianoCo; Born With the Century SALT LAKE. PROVO Sc. State Street Next to Wilkes 6 Theater. 134-13- VTVT'fTir n1 In Utah where national guard organizations are maintained may have ths services of the local guard organisation tn observance of Memorial day. Ths following order on the subject was Issued today at the capitol: "la observance of Memorial day. Friday. May 20. the organisations of, requssted, take part in exercises per produce will test their mettle. tain log to that day which may be held Th California boys trimmed th at their home stations. Utah boys at the University courts In accordance with United States Tuesday the Salt Lake boys armv regulations, the flag will be doubted lyand will make an effort to turn srrrss.? top of the staff, remaining until sunset. srs? " "FRE Adjutant General." Fnnsiagtoac The Tenth ward held its annual reMemorial day activities of the G. A. R. at Farmington will be held at 14 union last night with about 400 guests ociaek is the cemetery. The mayor, present. A dinner was served by the the bishop and citizens will participate! "belief society women under the direc-i- a the program. The placing of tion of Mrs. John McDonald and was and flowers will be an important flags, fea- -' followed by an Interesting and humor-lur- e of the oersmon. under the direc-foprogram in the ward ebapei un- Fisher, commander ofider the direction of B. F. Fulham. M'tioo J.ofQ.Joseph Knowlton port. Effl Palmer i ward choir leader. The program In- Knowlton circle, and the George! eluded selections by the choir. Impcr- -. , Washington j sonations by Mr. Bruwn. musical num- yiuibcLh Crlsmon, ; president - The program will include, her by little Dorothy and Harold -- DBthw-M. us Jj!, Farmington and others who will Miss Alice Hillam, selections by a ssmbie to do honor to Captain Lot quintet and other ihterestlng feature. Smith and ail other heroes that lie Today the children of the wafd are boned there. haring their party. I Young Family Reunion Bee-Hic-e House, May 30 Prcet. - Heber J. Grant has offered the House for th annual gathering of the Young family to celebrate Preat. Brigham Young's birthThis affords many members day. an opportunity of Visiting their old home and the place where some of them were born. The meeting will be held at 2 p. m. Friday. May 0 fDecoration day) because June 1, PresC Young's birthday. fail ob Sunday. A brief pro- Bee-Hi- Doctor 7 ells Hou) to Detect harmful Effects of ' . Tobacco Try These SIMPLE TESTS - Many Attend Annual . Tenth Ward Reanion governor end commander In chief. George and Lord CecfL bland Japs and surly Slavs have somewhat to say. The Gaul will step on other mens corns, and the injured individuals in turn will drop ponderous tomes promiscuously. Ther will bs another battle of th books that would bars delighted savage Dean Swift. Diplomacy will become open and at lest tell the truth oi try to but even then it wont, because it cant till the whole truth and nothing bat the truth. We shall wobble around la darkness visible, and. our grandchildren may count themselves lucky if they finally ascertain tbs inside facts as to the Paris conference of 1112. Spokane, Spokesman Review. Book Avalanche Promised. Presldent Wilson, it has been reported. wishes to write a history of the war or ot some side of it. The report hints at more discomforts to issue frpm that Pandoras box end take the joy out of life. Peace has horrors no less than war, as th deluge of books about the Civil War showed, and not th least of such horrors Is the prospect of the manufacture of literature by a mob of writers who make hard reading. easy Meanwhile the of France beats the president premier of America on the to rowd writing. Clemehoeau asserts up three taking yournsusl wnnke.-wnt-k flights of stair at a regular pace,outthen of ars top. 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