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Show inm.-- - s, - PEE I . i - . ) AMUSEMENTS . . t . LAKE THEAT1111-4110- ". gore( lonreatest and Menace IAD . (Hoare in "Madan Bono! . brad. ()KPH 1.11M audityak limed by "le hong MAIN" Leo and Homer hides Ryan and SALT , i' 1 a 1 - r uodull ik ...... ' . ,,,,,,,, : F. oe......1 t leontinued from page one.) ..... a first candidate for Painter the Mr. 0 I .. itow -, presidential homination to appear at U'''' ,!;:: the lettelry, took a seat Serous the ta t ,, wee f.e, his front the witneout who. it of rimirrius, !I 0110111)? if ; :I; brought out. was a political hoodllned by (bark. Althoff; . 4,4 , long standing. feature Mao "Mother. of Mom" :..;,, News of Muth hpretada. 1411.1rti tAtilltftrisek Jane. ta e 03!11309. "Porbld.lon Tralia;" toodovilts : News et tIte impending verbal clash v i ,,y .,4!,,,,, bill headband by "Jolt Bird. Do before the committee spread rapidly ' ' i p'. .01,,,:tk ''4,, and the hearing room soon was crowdInset" ants lAtrille King. Nat . ed. Whith Air. lionntwell concluded. lobeJs fivo.yoar.ohl singing mar. ( Mr. Niftier replied, opening his state. rd. ' merit with the charge that Mr. Bonn'. PAIIAMOVNT.P3IPIUMS- .0 well had employed "character emoteDorm4 Dolma In "Block Is sination" methods against him In, Whitel" condo cartoon. World 11144811 Pennsylvania for Years and concludNews in Motion Views. ing it with the aseertion that la peon. GlIat-.., W. Griffith otraruts sylvania. "Judge lionniwell's word is "The Idol Ninety." featuring not evidence of fact." Mire bryntour and Rtrhard klchote of the combat had hardly liannetaseen tiled away before a new element was .,...Thomism In AMIlltICAN.011ve injected into. the committee's deliber, . Menu-tor potions with the fist refusal of Path "Th. comedy; votmowooloorip. Flopper;" 'St V Edge, Republican. Now Jersey to Reatrw. announc In , attend further seesions. ipoNtopeopeoeloomme 111INEMA....Vicla Dana In "Danger. . . ing that he had notified the chairman otos to Mon." comedy. "The Tall '1" of the full committee and the subcom 0 of a Dan." mittee of his decision. the senator BROADWAY...arum Mix In "Retort . paid he believed approximate figures of Telma Rystis;" also Jack Iloilo I on all preconvention expenditures hail hi "Idghtning Bryce." that further ingurly woulb result and Equipped With Santtary only In the airing of ri, Intimations ocharges. countercharges, Burnable Dust Collector SAtir LAKECOMING and insinuations" He added that no THEATRF,,,enerloy. federal law had been broken. as there Hanle pretrial Aker ilia hollow heaelle 11110 qaickli 1 June 7, Cohan kite no federal presidential primary thew tititad nesionatd Violet asel tharoottly ,, law to break. Mining in "Thsve noes -- awkward tits mod -leo sod c rrobe---plarbpun. . - - ... - terminus 0 cornars. tho mouldings and the wadi. Mr. .. Palmer Retorts appeared in the 6621116.- the Aie.,wer paper dope collector amid . 4 - . ' Ili - , i I NI, ti , , ., I , - if o 9 .. . , cll. , , .. ,,N.,,,,,...- , . , ..)K . , ' r , , . " . .. , I, II, itI . , . . -, ,- - ' 11! - D. ''..6 a . -- . , i, WIN - looW 1 . es, 413 MOP 4to11 1111 .. , .ti spo, 4....110r , ,iilifii. ; VIII A I , p IIP pi111 11.!tispill i , . I. ri .BMONEWM0011101iPMWge..W. :,:.. fr,:11 , --- gpiomilimiiiimonomoommmomommon TONIGHT. ,. i ta.41"Atiousild".Grods-ol- I 40 , . - ''....0. laillisti THURSDAY JUNE 3 1920 .i P . Of UPENDITIMES . . . ! . T p 11 SENATE ,e) nWS EVENING DESERET . . l 111 . , . A Wonderful Assortment of . - Less. 20 Chairs-- All 1 - tt . A FEW DAYS :MO . -- 1 ,, league, made further Plan - .,1weliwrili effort - This In run down a presidential campaign G. McAdoo and had heard two I. roc-W- . oMcials of oil companies who had been mentioned in previolis testimony as possible large contributors to political campaigns. After been ' Mr. man. !ratio that state at the recent primary and opposed the Palmer movement with a "sticker" campaign for McAdoo ; was called in connection with this McAdoo activity! He testified conducthe had flatly that over ed the that campaign Mr. refusal of direct. McAdoo personted his name used. Its appearance on which the ballots and necessitated stickers . eh Fly In describing the interview with i lit. McAdoo. the witness first touched on his charges about the Palmer Pennsylvania campaign - and thereafter they fell thick and fast. He asserted that it was "general knowledge In Ithe state that when the Palmer movement was threatened. the 'bars had been let down' suddenly: that liquor warehouse doors were thrown 'wide open' suddenly under the eyes of the department of justice and prohibition enforcement officers of the federal government, particularly in the coal counties' and that of the whole Palmer campaign not only was 'a ghastly and debasing degradation of law but an t9 law vieIntont." direct references Some by Mr. Bon- to Mr. Palmer were stricken trpiwell the committee no personalities, Mr. Bonniwell was. still in the e' and midst of his accusations wben a recess was taken at noon. Resumes Stand. When the hearing resumed Mr. Bonnivrell resumed the stand. Senator Pomerene. Democrat of Ohio, went directly to of Mr. BonniweH after Mr. Palmer, when s, offered a chance to question the said he had come merely to make a statement to the committee. The senator repeatedly demanded to know If Bonniwell bad personal knowledge that federal' officers in Pennsylvania were "conniving" at violation of prohibition WV& - A statement that the witness wu'natistied" that such was the case was put aside and Senator Pomerene intaistently tepeated his question until the witness finally answered: "No, eir," he added that if the corn- - nitric would give him two weeks' its Cootauts - le CaA rishinole. ... :..... AirWay feature appeals weines-..- . instidions , - , . - wit-noe- , r; lrYnik For Y Seven Days FREE . . time he would furnish legal evidence. Mr. Palmer then voiced his charge that ,Bonniwell had employed "character assassination" efforts against him in PennitylVILT1111 for years. This brought a warning from Senator Reed, Democrat of Missouri. against "personalities." but the question was set at rest when Mr. Palmer was permitted to connue his statement under affirmation. . . Denies Charge. t The spikker denied,flatry and without qualification what he characterired as "these stale. charges" that he had granted "immunity" to prohibition violatorein Pentisyvanta. He declared that. on the contrary, arrests had been mad. and the eases prosecuted during the election period and asserted also that he lacked power to grant ouch immunity had he ' ' ' ' 1',.; ;4 . ,-- ' .. - F,."''' A' ,.,., l't, igf A ..1,f Ad!, ,. -- ,. .11.4. ',. - - ;::4,' ,4 t . 0 ' ,.....,,,,,.,1,1 , - '.7;:,3.4 -- ,.. , . ."., .. . . 1 i''''..--"' -- jo C. 4 ''' -- r ' ' , .4. ' ,;,4 , ,' ,PAf ., '4,t-- , ,t,' , ... . , ,24,,,, , .;- -: 'Iv' .. o. f t; 4 t' ,.. e 7 44 ,,,,A ,..., !' ..4.'...'k i ,,,e ,,,. - - ' Ii ' . , 4 A ..... ,.... '''... '.,''11", ,477,-- . , HERBER7- COREY - , . . I: --- - 4solt the watto -- --- 1 I , FAMOUS WAR CORRESPONDENT , 7111, Mexico for - We shall shortly publish la series of articles from AL-- Corey telling of the changed conditions in , , Mexico. . 4 , , - - Can T4 ck up, e Theo Avast th-t- Itcylor-etrirdv- ....... CI -- ' , - ;- - I. (no) ' , . - , , .1 , , ' - . . , JP .. -- 20.d25331 - - '.- - - - itsrpets,- RUIN Window Shades sad ' ' ' 3 To . t)TO ' . dPo t - Linoleums-lio- !vr- N t , - ;.,. ;..... Virtc4er nrrniturs Sint:moods Beds : . . Lamps and Includell) OFF' . Shades;-.;;- - ' . 1 Southern Cedar Chests.. , t . 56TO ... BchusbydreBnug's:3-escar- N' A: .... ti e - - -- . , ' , -- -- . .. , , ;I! , , ,m.,woom.......... ,,, - Commerce Chamber Head Urges Govern.ment Boost June S.Speaking before the, , Cincinnati chamber Of commerce "Harry A. Wheeler.? prod-deof the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, urged that thkgovminent Voce itsett underneath business in a helpful way, especially in the export field. Just as England wild other countries have done." Mr. Wheeler Insisted, among other things, that American concerns cloturing to operate in foreign countries be given chartens front the United lit4;a1 weather datirlso Comporative States government instead of state charters, which, be said. mean pracTeuspeslituro-Peg. tically nothing to prospective investors , abroad. GS Habitat restarday IS Hirbest in this month last year Cole Execution Postponed. Hirtisst in this month since.. 1174 101 49 Lowest this morning SI Lowest this month last year trNcol.N. Neb., June , $2 Lowest this month Macs 11114, ' 84 Normal tov restorday "SI Mean yeststitay this Accumulated deticisacy of Almon B. Cole for the mur. 2$ month 2$ der of Loin Vogt near Elba in July, Jan. 1 ........ ... ..... 1917. This action was taken .because an appeal by Allen V Grammer, Rtuithilly- -'sentenced to Cole; hu not yet been decided by the United States cirDTI bulb temperature at I atm.- 40 cuit court of appeals at Bt. Paul, Minn. Wet bulb temperature at amt 47 Itokat lo humidity at S a.m. Dry bulb temperature at I p.m. Peasants Will Hold VIM bulb temperatureat.I p. ran was the situation between Chile and NEWS DOES JOB PRETTECGI Peru. 3n dealing with Peru, he said. How is yonr stock of Lets? Head; Chile was disposed to adhere etrictly to the principle which she had fol- Envelopes. Dill Heads and othor of. In floe lowed the past. supplies? . , , nt . . - - 4P4e.fet;, - 421 Kkassa city Los Angobes Modena New Orleans Now York ,. Portland, - Pt ?sal 11 1 Pottatti.4 re.. aterldan Toaeloalt .....12, 471 ... CW.o. .. itt :: 11 - , le 22 6S SU a..."j 1121 liro . Ill , 41 ta . . .. ToLletratesa. , Tip, mu fume VIT.4p.m. t:j 441,-4- 21 421 , , Jane -- NI at4.- -411 I , Will. - 0 I agriculture WSJ socialism would be wrecked. August g has been fixed for the international peaaatitte COnentie to be . held at Cologne. , . ''' . Ai .. -- --- '. 1 li. bi Rtchmond-Unton-Suits- k' ' - I ' I $ .04 .0 . 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No bunching. No binding. Just the finest fit you could possibly have in undicwear. -- ; .. : top-clbth- es --- leandy Dna Deana One Senenesent '. . 16. , . bpi --- is knit in- COOL comfort stitch of Rich- - r ..11, fI ' 1 c ' el . 11 . : 1 il ( . ,, ., 1413g Al 0 Grip( iy i il I SANTIAGO. Chile, June 1;Cbils's International relations are most - .04 Ji , I Relations of Chile Are Cordial, Says President , Gct rzcV Iti i 0,12mo .,JIMO '. ..:: - 11 To Open Russian Trade -It 0046 : 161 I Soviet Minister Expet jiT4,1011 COPENRAGEN. June SoGregory Krassini the4 Rustles soviet minister tit trade and commeroe, who Is now In London,. is expected soon to open negotiatitme with the international committee on the resumption of trade with Russia. , Danish firms 'bay. recently sold large quantities of agriceftural machinery weeds and medical supplies for early delivery to Russia. .. ... peasanttr-- .01. CORK-- related. 'Jam le reported that Pine Folsom llerleit the eight attacked woe meal etatlee at cptleventyrit. and fly. ems ruled Wham bed . ... Mit IS!' ... Helm aesertedthat the rock upon which party,Dr,- ..-. ' ' ..' ::. rte.':-.. - - - , - 31' he 0 S , i - 1' 6 Attadt Coast stales., bete( eesemettalle -- 4rressident III Sed emu . INAS . en, C 6 7 41, COLOGNE, June Impending formation of a Green internationals was of peasants' interests announced yesterday by Dr.- Heim, the widely known leader of the Bavarian .14 s 4.411,44 lo. -7 at Cologne 4 Kan- ruentu Ostlard .24 today in opening' parliament The only zorption to this rule, he declared, 'Of :: ..- , ' i. CI eardial,-- -- - IN 61 ... .. I 0 6... i I:1 . 0 ,,,,,-; . . .... ..... 7 $41... 44,..,. .... t:1 :jr .. Wiraporpa(wa at ,,, -- - 14I, .... Waato to atoll Williston - 14 NI San Fra'netaaa PILS t a 74 11 74 Rapid City St Louie , ......., NUB roloore. :44 12!. f4, ,' 11: ) : h Congress . , ' ourrow die-wit- . , w Foestolo grild-fill- -- ------- Y North Plato Cittshouts maim Phoenix In antennae' sad by every tiot CAP. benne Gems are so angel kb Iiinesiendilthat.evee $ o export coo betray ten the detention T. introduce thane bliblia NI Goose kno every Wesley. we will abooketely asid geettively mood them out tree end O. WWI tor toe days' weer. Those Ciente ere set le it-i- t IIMPUttlines, der bent Wine and ereettetnee. T. lobo eibistotege et Ode wonderful titter yen meet sot quick Ito nly LIMO will be 'twee eat es Iluar e-9 4,04 IND tint ed wed Your et gnome dr" steesoll end s seentill Med tint loot meets amend tbestrip et tin i pent Seger. Ws v lor Parcel lt sonne 1&711:rtnt unerety 'deposit the Pentison, great it everyottere rot on tor tee whole dere end It yen-d- r tor? el Pow Monde esti toil it Mite e 4iionotoul. seed lt becti...eto &peek nib be etereninded. V IMPS Oldie te beep rettro--e there e bonitos, woe to gem $ing ie. en yen wlH be etire t u4 bell oil dor. I tine e The glen IdA eines Wm wed Jeolumn Co, ; , . . ' rureitk A DESERET NEWS - REtIARLiFIE !ZIT . Fit- rniture """. OnMaliMiMinEwala.,M,0 .I.dmommommoolmoono . . "a..6 . - -- .... . - , All Alt Draperiés' All WallPapers All Pictures! , new bill at the Orpheum has a --of entertainment- some of which has exceptional merit "To Song Shop," a novel and for the roost part highly pleasing mtudeal act is headliner. It consists of gi, comparison of old songs with the new. The SI background of the stage is formed by two gigantic song books, one repre-Omen. Precipitationsenting the longs of former days, ths other "jazzy stuff" right up to date Total yestorday . ..... 0 As each song is introduced, the book Accumulated tido derSclecy. is opened; disclosing an attractive .1 month 11.11 mine appropriate to the song; and Total since Jen- a comely girl, costumed ,appropriately Accumulated excess al cc Jana 2:01I to the theme of the long, steps it and Joins Alio singer. It is. an admirable WIESTRIEll ORSICIIVAT1011111 featusre, except for the tact tbat Dees,- St I s,m. luso S: the finale particularly-- sionallyin there- la too much nakedness., The Tonmeratur if artistio effect ot the act is marred by w an appeal to the sensational, , if not the vulgar. tra; tr Homer Miles and company (Lillian lb aw Herne and --Ainsworth Arnold) Pressat ; 14 c an impressive and engrossing dramatic IFTATIONS ''The Rough Neck.' Ben : b, A. Ryan and Harriette Lee In & chatter : comedy sketch keep the house in an t uproar of laughter. They reify have to be seen to be fully appreciatedDemarest and Doll, an eccentric come- SAur Liticz . :: I dian and a contely girt present a Ph&kW .0. 14i wins nonsense that of musical variety 44 441,, 0.000 enthusiastic applause. Polly, Os and Cherettrill 000 111 ii 41Is 1 411 Chick have a clever offering of lasts ChiCkg DIMIPOW 141 , 12 singing' and burlesque. Nestor and Dodgy- - City 21 1 40t., Durango ' gram jipetios :4 ' I ' Haien& New Cams Reassabis Diamonds Clannly Only Ezpaiis , .t. - -- '- -,. .. 15t" " .....".....". a , . , ......... , - - A well assorted vaudeville bill and .. -- 064; LNG , at the GEL3 DISCOITRED' ... , ....... jApiTAL - - a feature picture make up a program It the Pantares this wook better than has been seen there for some time. Vincent open the bin with novel balThe photo play is an Edward Jose ancing. featuring interesting mechanProduction, "Mothers of Men," a film ical devices and Peters and IA Buff of unusual merit and interest. It de- entertain with feats On horizontal bar a the trials and experiences of picts and bouncing net. charming Anetrien girl who became The usual film and orchestra fenthe wife of a French army. oMcer tures supplement the Minkel program just before the war broke out in 1114. Whirlwind dancing is t he offering of the Gypsy trio. and although they noare not the typical WEATHER REPORT mande, they surely demonstrate .their unusual accomplishment The Gor' IPOKECADT. 1111114T11231 man brothers entertain with songs and Local: Pair Walter and tonight and Priday. Penner and Co. quipst (the "Co.' being Oro' young women State: lair tonight and Friday. littlo who act well), put on a playlet that change hi hilliPlirstum ,,,rir,,,- -' 4,,,. ,,,,, ..,,'.: ,k 1 .. ,, .,r, . ,,r,,6!, , ' - ,,, , ' ... ' .... ; - -0 '4't'l.1;', ' , , :'.'"' ,.....,-- - 6;44'''::-: Ike, k,, ,,17.41 r' :, ... , 4,. 'eltlo. ''.1,'",.: 4 k'i--;f- ;,': P- '''',7- dA I ' R,...' ,4,4.'on-- 'IAA, .. I t:, ,, ,. P ..'1, ;,-- l, , :!4 A , 1.4 '4,4; .:1 ,,,"A,I. ', ;",,r.... ,, - ...,t:,........ - , ...';, s Alpo 0 . t I ', ;''',5!, , ::? S I:, . ,t'. .,,,, ....... à t. . , $..... 4, 1 't - ,.,4 ft - ,, ::.:., ......: .4' t t'''-''- ' . ' try ' ":0,,,o-- ,, !)-- , , !k, ?;10.7:4N1 Ai Bill ;ride-variety- StoraAdvertisement. r.tz - ' , . .:, '... ,.i It ., 4!..... x., ,;., ,,7: 4",72,' , ,-,- - ' - - - The A000nting. to reporte,from London Rhig Alexander of Greece,right, getting tired of his kingly job and is considering.... renottncing the Should be abdicate, his brother, .left, Prince Andrew, , livr7,r,471474,1,474. ri741 7,417. -.- z7,&. nstia;c4 Pantages ---- at Tomato, Cabbage, Cauliflower and Seed Pepper- - plants- - at 4. i ' addedga"Wbuedr; or wit and Interest is hard to surpass. Charles Althoff, in The Sheriff of Hicksville," is good as everhe entertains not only with his dialect and Raising Children More character portrayal, but with his clev- Vital Than Grass trowin' erness on the "fiddIe." A company of g :dogs. dreseed as Broadway- - characters, all by themselves, present a "reCHICAGO, June S.Aldermen of vue" that seems almost a marvel. The the city of Evanston, a suburb, today Runswick orcheetrs helps make the denied the petition of 100 residents, bill go well who sought to prohibit children from playing In the suburb s chief park. OrThe aldermen declared that 'raising Entertaining Variety grass is secondary to happy children.' pheurn g : . - 'has scored . ' , - Field. which following a triumph in , New York, will he seen for three nights and a Saturday matinee at the Salt Lake Theatre. commencing to, .. night In his Mtest offering the playwright haa succeeded in riving a now twist to the "eternal triangle" prob. , lem: but "Wedding Bells" is pritnarnot a problem play. The Phone or call and we will de- By a comedy, are sending to Salt Lake City Selwyn. ' liver the Air Way to your home the New York cast intact, headed by Eddinger and Margaret Lawfor a seven days' trial free of , Wallace rence, two ot the most distinruished terms if charge.... Easy exponents of comedy drama now on you.' -then decide to buy it. , t ; the American stage. , , S ii..s.1.-7''1- , , - I id'iongthemBentxttyahavemneedwy . 4 - - . A great opportunity to buy for less. . 'Within the Law," 'Tait. and Warmer." "Buddies." "Bmilin 'Trough" "The Crowded Hoer," and others. moot of whichAave won international tarns ' rs.t.,..,. ' ' American producer- a larger In the last whieh was place ... an Air:Way . - No Genuine Sale. All new merchandise. - written Bells" "Wecicling . quickly Cleans, Places Only a Dust Cloth Can Reach del--gat- es .,. 6.11 era ad with ths national.. - . . sad hvaidumin. qco,imiremditit;teortoohemacthtievicotiesmmotittthette - . - Ell, . . . - .1 ' 1111 - ----- , - ' - i |