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Show Charleulon, W. Va. Jamaetown. N. T, Medford, Mum. Madison. Wit Joliet, 111, ,.,, Columbia, 8. C. SIB I GAINS liortln, 111 O. Kvanaton. CITIES HALF OF ' l . 111. Muakegon, JUNE 8 1920 EVENING NEWS TUESDAY, DESERET 10. I , Another Thing About the Fair Sex, Well-Kno- wn -- pt McKee. vcfudgzperimce. m Mich, Muncta, lnd. .. Aurora, III. Wa tar loo, Iowa Chicopee, Maaa. .... Wllllameport. Pa Battle Creek. MleH.. Auburn, N. T Hamond, ind. X. Built is ...... Suburbs of Detroit Have Had Remarkable Growth; Winston-SaleIs Carolina Metropolis .Two t a m - WASHINGTON, Juna I. Popula-tle- n announcement of tha 1120 mmiii have baa a mad a for morn than half 'of tha eltiaa of the country which In or mom people. Soma bad ft. growth bav baan hwn jcemarkabl during tba laat 1 year which will make many changa In tha rank of tbaaa largar cltlea. Parhap tha moat l notable growth thu far khown I that jo tha two, Detroit auburba. and Highland Park, ranking I 1,623rd and 1.333rd raapactlvaly In IUntnmek now la atlfhtly 'I which In larger than Wlnaton-Sala;UUa canaua advanced to tha poaltlon of i matropolla of North Carolina. Cltloo Move Vpward. II Morn than thraa doian cltlaa having laaa than 26.000 paopla In 111 I Thava gona bayond tha Il.tU mark :thU rear, whil upward of a dosaa bava gono Into tha 100,000 ctaaa. or 1 Thera warn 61 cltlaa of 10. more paopla In 11 and 1TI having ; 3 k. to or mom paopla. ; Cltlaa tnua far announead having i populations under 100,300 and ovar 000 with thalr rank In 11 andIn, I their 1110 population arranged In orof slae, follow: ! I . ! lt S Him-"tram- r: dr i in - : rf ... HI 04th Tlth 73rd ffjddUf - 14th Ilth rd aeaMolH .... .a rtl&ad, Bt&rfcAmton, N. T. C&L ftprtngfleld Ohio Bird lllth IBIrd I BTtti t ...... ....... .. , ... Hmm. Oa.jj,. lJJtH Tampa. Fla. 'Roanoke, Va . N. T.. Falla. Niagara ,100th 'East Orange. N. lim Malden. Mae. ' piI7tn Kalamesoo, Mien. Hamtramck, Mich. C--...013rd N. . . 2R7th Winston-Sale,174th Jackaon, Mich. J... ........ . ..117th Quincy. Maaa. Highland Park, Mich.. llllrd 1J"? Charlotte, N. C. Cedar Rapids, la. Elmira, N. T. ...llth Cicero, HI. ..lljth ....I. llltn .... 112nd New Castle, Pa. ,119th Shreveport, la. . Perth Amboy. N. J. ...170th Lexington, Ky. Pittsfield, Mass. Lima. O .......lllet Fitchburg. Kasa. . ... , ,277th Tax. West Hoboken. N. J..161rd 2lnd Oak Park, I1L Hamilton, O. . . ...,154th Springfield, Mo. .....JOOth ....... lth rl Haaelton, Pa Lewiston, Ma Watertown, N. T. Sheboygan, WTa . Waltham. Maaa ... .... Molina, 111 Newburgh, N. T. . Kokomo, Ind West New Tork, N. Joplin, Ma Andemon, Ind. Norwich, Conn. .. Cola Cola Spring Eanoavnlo, O. ..... .. Newport, Ky. Fort Smith, Ark. .. Alameda Cal Bloomington, IlL . . Marlon, O, Steuben villa. O. ... Ashavllla, N C. Hagerstown, Md, Mansfield, O. Plain fleM. X. J. Everett, Wash. . Norwalk, Conn. . FI gin. III, Warren. O. ,,,M Richmond. Ind. Kearny, N. J. .. Newark, O. Clifton, N. J, Bangor, Ma Kingston. N. T. New London, Conn. Irvington, N. J. ... ... .... .... .... .... Congreaiman Flood And Other Lawyers Hare Fight in Court ... lth es yf t. NEW TORK. June I. Chicago . DOMESTIC PROBLEM NEW TORK, Juna I. Though the large part of thetr man power, with the tide of Immigration has begun to How result that those who are free to do Into the United States from civilian work command wages comirjJJkgaln Zi'JJI Europe so tho Incoming- - ships-hav- s to thos paid In this country. I J' J J J their lower decks crowded with home-- parable The present wave of immigration Is little thorn In about ths same countries beakers from other lands, the orlglnata as before the war, with tha axcfeptton pmopect tht mllef Is In eight for ? American house wlfa who has bean of Germany and Austria-Hungarmald-of-I.promising tiamelf a cook or from the Italy furnlnhes by far the greatest dumber. These are largely unskilled all service to bo recruited 1 M6T n.wcomera At least that Is the laborer who find their way into the of 0, superintendent P, A. Baker big cities all over the country where 00.140 (on the United Staten Immigration station. they go Into tho big industries and 00.131 by Increasing mines "Immigration has been Mr. Baker said, 00.114 leaps and bounda Only In the case of on country Is 01.131 and It Is a hopeful sign that the the population graater than ll.tll aliens arriving in this port during the It hatoutgoing coming In. This Is Polaix 07.110 last few weeks have exceeded the numnationals besiegs tha Poliah whoso 17.131 ber going back to their native lands by consulate daily In great numbers seek10.727 many thousands Last weak six ymes ing passports. About 1.000 of these 1.100 as many came In as qualified to passports were issued last month and 11,113 the country. nearly as many in each of the months servant gtr the 16.144 think who "People preceding sines ths First sf the year. 14,134 problem is rolng to be solved soon will They are going back, it is generally 13.110 be disappointed If they are depending believed, because of homesickness and 63,141 on the women Immigrants front Ire- anxiety over the welfare of relatives 63,626 land and ths Scandinavian countries in ths war tones every 11,11! plenty of these are arriving on 60,642 boat, hut they turn up their noses at Louisiana Would Preserve They 0,740 tha thought of menial labor. 60,617 hava their minds set on getting work In Fast Disappearing 'Gator 41,103 the better factories, principally those candy 40,361 manufacturing luxuries such as to NEW ORLEANS, June 7. Because get 40,616 and women's finery. They want well everyone seems to want to make a 41,316 Into places where employees arshous suitcase of him, the alligator la becom48.374 treated and Into localities whers cam ing comparatively scarce In Louisiana 47.111 lng facilities ara heat, so that they and protective measures Sr being ths high Justified scale by 40,611 live on the framed by the conservation commiswant If tham. employers 40,310 kragas paid sion. Im46.600 to attract these classes of women the Btatlstics complied by port authorito 41,306 migrant they had better look t ties here show that practically all of 44.111 reputations of thetr factories for plea-anthe alligator skins exported from working conditions. 44,10 United States go thronrh this port. Mr. Baker scouted the Idea that the 43,170 an One concern alone is exporting Immireason on was why 01,717 prohibition of 10,000 hides each month average more not was rapidly. raining 41,64 gration were coming in throughout the year. foreign 41.64 He said ths of tha year one-thirate the about at 41,304 College Fines Students 31.01 Immediately preceding tha European reason why mors 40,022 war. Tha principal For Flunking Studies are men was tha that 40,000 were not coming 30,110 urgently needed In their ewn countries, are BOSTON. June 7. Massachusetts 11,070 some of which, notably Poland, a Institute of 1,010 supporting hugh armies which use up Technology has placed a tax on scholastic failures. Hereafter students who fail or show a deficiency In a study must pay 16 for each shortcoming. The rule has aroused protest from the undergraduates who are supported by some members of the faculty. of , Leonard M. Passano, professor mathematics taking the side of tho students, wrote a formal communication to the executive committee in which he argued that professor and students are Jointly involved In such failure. He suggested that Instructors be fined with students for each failure in their classes, if the rule 1 y. Pamphlet to I i 40c Post Paid DESERET BOOK COMPANY 6 Main LSJrmpU ; .PCFCTHAP- April Conference ia conceded to Conference memorable This let. be one of the most significant in the history of the Church. The Pamphlet gives full graphic reports of all the sermons. ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY. hold. Heydler Alleges I, Magee Confessed CINCINNATI, Juna 6. John - Or., June 7. When Schooner ..Oregon Pine goes to sea on her maiden voyagea within a few weeks eh will have spread of 3.100 yards of canvas, ac- the I six-ma- af cording to shipping authorities here. The Oregon Fir. a sister ship also nearing completion at a Portland ship bulldlhg yard, will have a like area of sails The schootier will be the larrest of their tjp on the Pacific, according to the builders. The Oregon Tine and Oregon Fir were wooden hulls belonging to the Emergency Fleet corporation,' which were bought and completed as schooner. From the deck to the pnint of the distance Is 31 feet, the bethq six 'mast on the Oregon Pin The ing placed only a few days ago. vessels are JI7 feet long. Both veaeels have already been chartered for lumber cargoes, the Oregon Pltjg'beHig already started In loading Both will carry lumber to Auatra-- i lla. The owner of the veaels eav will pay for themselve the achoone with two voyage. top-ma- st, Sbo Price Reduced. rr. LOUIS. June - Reduction -- Hyd-le- r, president of the National league, on the witness stand In ths Unltod State district court here todsy In the suit of Lee Mage agalnet the Chicago 1,600, National league club for olalmed to he due him for aalary and Switserland. that of an . semi-annu- al "eon-fetsed. LAKE SALT CITY JUNE 15 TUESDAY HALF STARTING 12 NOON 2 P.M. Bonneville Park BASEBALL, Salt Lake vs. Los Angeles Pacific Coast League r EXCURSIONS BIG PARADE 5 P. M. SALTAIR ... y SPECIAL FEATURES MILITARY PROGRAM BATHING CARNIVAL DANCING In price- 4 t Juna I. A Amerl- can officer was found yesterday In BERN. body believed to be al ef various atyle of shoes of from 6e t I a pair were announced today by official ef three shoe manufacturing tf tn laagoot here. tAhl'untslg the wholesale Body of American ia Found in Swiss River " Largest Pacific Schooners Soon to Make Maiden Trip To AustraliaVith Lumber Just off the press The dominant theme of all the discourses is the meaning of the First Vision which imparts to the publication a richness of inspiration that makes it invaluable to the home library. , Northwestern Railway company stock She 111 river near Feldklrch, Austria, today fell approximately 10 point by fishermen. the man was drowned It Is believed below yesterday's closing figure. The while escaping from an Austrian prisbreak came with the announcement on camp toward Swkserland. of a 1 per cent cut in the company's on the common dividend, of stock and of Pr cent reduction possible bonuses under his contract 1130. testified that Magee cam to in the dividend on the TEMPLE NOTICES Chihim end Preeident Veeck of the preferred. 1120, and cago club on Feb,-1- 0, Salt Lake Temple will close July 2 Kfieger is Acquitted. Heydler eald Magee told him and and open August 13. had tempted Veeck that Hal Chase ' Charlea I. June TULSA. Okla., and that on the game him to gamble will close July 23 and Krleger charged with conspiracy to Msnti Temple Chasa had forced money on him. 30. J. of Pew, open August home the Edgar William President dynamite of The testimony company official here Oct. 20, Veeck of the Chicago club waa similar an oil was Logan Temple will close August I acquitted by a Jury .In to that part of Heydler'a, relative to 117. and open September 0. her district today. confession. Magee's semi-annu- rd Just Off the Press ; Outbreak Occur in Budapest free-for-s- New Conference A ic antl-8omlt- lo .... WILL fiOT ASSIST Anti-Semit- In- PARIS, June I. According to at the received formation (orelgt outbreak today MANASSAS, Vs.. June . Congrsss-mn- n office occurred In Budapest around Juneon 4 Flood of Vlrglnl sod hslf s dcsen on which dates the advtce stated man saw 13 Jews killed. lawyera end witnesses in the fsmous ll The rioting continued tor several S Portner will css engsged were Wildays during which many Jews fight today in the Prince liam county circuit court. Most of killed the foreign office dispatches the combatants sustained cuu and said. bruises about the face. opln-06,06- Bprtnffloldi III.a MiotoHlth IBStli BmIMo Win Chatt&aoofi Tenn. ..noth,, CorlBfton. Kjr. aiadolWd J Davenport, Iowa. ... ,111th o.lllrd Darke ley. Cal. ttlth Loaf Beach, Cal, ddth Oarp, Ind. Hdth Lincoln, Nob. 1 11th Lanoaater, Pa. .lltat Aaguata. Ga. . .... ., ,. l-- , Hdth jRoekford, III. AltonxUb P UobilOt Alt llt . 110th Brockton Mil Ttrro Haute, Ini fticnuninto, CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY Retail Dealers, 157 SOUTH STATE STREET, Was. 8481. Stock Falla 10 Points Ist1 Peoria, Barrtaborg. Pa. WUkee-Barr- a. Fa. JCftBJL Halua. Chicago & Northwestern Mich It, Joseph, I1L Easton. Pa. Danville, Tlla Amsterdam. N. T, .. Wilmington, N, C. . . Ilth I!1 Jacksonville, ITa .... Ilth 77th .... Schenectady, N.T. ,101th Canton, Ohio Port Wayno, Ind. ..... Ith 10th Evansville, Ind. Manchester. N. H. .... Ilth Knoxville, Tenn. .....II let Mo. ...... Tlth If .... Hank City. ;Lynn, Maaa. ; Tacoma, Wash, Elisabeth, N. J, N, T. ,,, - 'Utica, 'Erl a. Pa. 'flint. ck Rock Island, III. Poughkeepsie. N. T. Maridea, Conn. Oran go. N. J Oshkosh, WU, Portsmouth, O. Ogden, Utah "fb so Tonrtrf an economy pt operation and a certainty of aerrica which is characteristic of ChcTrolat products Tcrywbera. Its additional refinements of appointment!, comfort and appearance distinguish it readily aa a ear of untuually low prica for its fnti 4 t rt |