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Show DKSERET 1IGUII AMUSEMENTS ' TONIGHT... CII1HQIMB8Y j.s. mn Look Society After 100,000 III, Cared For in Poor Section of Ber lin. n - of Friend imrul Throw rsos IsS.' Me. Frirwvm bed-linin- g new vaudeville bill. PAWTAGLii Chutocw- - pt progvmjsi with Rsprrt Usglm in hcratcR My UsHia sts sew of tsssdw , vtUe. LOEWS CAhINO-i-Ne- bill. w tier. Farrar In Ttie Woman Fwppr." IsudrvUls bill headlined by Tbs Carlo hhop." KARAMOlNT-nMPIUIM- i lie. . hind tbe'Donr," lestsilsf Hobart atdluA Send lit Boawocth; omle cartoon. GEM -- Polly of Ibe buvw Conn. . try." featuring KUdmt Harris ilucpiin. AMERICA V tjslr.w HanumrsiHn Grab In -- Whisper;" comedy The Ghost." kIVKM A W illiam lUwarU la tit try Foar." BERLIN, June I. The Amrican r Friend Service Committee bow feeding 104,400 of 111 underaouxUbed children of Germany Of whom there COMING n aoeor4in to- - tlmataa far 1,404,040. I lenel SALT LAKE THEATRE For g et report, phalcian' Bars Matting Thursday, G. K. I of them nre belnyj enly Anderson's FrtvdtlUew." feed oar k for M the committee or dangerously thoeo eerlouely only ; underfed. a Jn a kindergarten at ! poor Berlin the where huge dietrlct duster like bee, the correspondentn ! saw several Hundred pale-faceravenously attack the meal the committee dally provides. It was a room with big windows tround-floo- r ' flush with the treet Every window : bed a dado of Fwarmlng Utile one. CINCINNATI. June I .The name . They teod On th sidewalk peering of Hat Chase, former first baseman : In, noeee flattened agelnst the panes, their hi round eyes eagerly watch- of th Cincinnati Nationals, domin' of Le ated tha ing the children In the room Mage today during tha closing hour tng. of the trial In tha United Bute die Class of Vndemtmrialxtl. 60.644 trlct court of tha suit for Moet of those on tbo outside were brought by him against th Chicago la the class of merely undernourished, National league club.Keaeongood, repAttorney Murray Freulein , for whom no aid la available. resenting the defendant, questioned edun a Mage minutely regarding hla relaMargaret Barth, with Chase during 1111. cator who, as tha head of the local tione -Did Chase tell you that he would committee, supervises all the feeding . arrangements In the Schoenberg dla 'fix' games In New TorkT" Season-goo- d asked, district, sighed ae aha glanced at those -Tea, he said that ha would 'fix It wistful faces at the wlndowe. and for th Red to lose." .turned sway. -The witness denied that he had On the first day." aha said, "wa eee to come . told President William Veeck of th to the parents permitted ' their children fed. They wept with Chleago Nationals and President John come Heydier of the National league, that . gratitude. We didnt let them ' them-, ha had committed a crime .against again. They were hungry selves and their pinched faces were baseball and repudiated tha idnight confession,' mentioned in th more than we could bear in a place Veeck and Heydier. testimony where food was being served." - The caneofwlH reach the Jury during Cocoa, milk, flour, sugar, rice, pese beans, and lard are the fuodatuffe th afternoon as Judge Peck Indicatsupplied by the American Friends ed that the attorneys must limit their ! Committee. ' Of the different menu closing arguments. afforded the most popular among the le a kind of porridge Cotton . Berlin children Exchange Seat made o fflour. condensed milk, sugar Is Sold For $20,000 roll. a with aaten and Urd Floor Is Furnished. NEW YORK, June 2. A eeat on Sixty per cent flour Is furnished New York Cotton exchange was .Frhuleln Barth spoke of It with en- the fur lfi.000, a decrease of Such flour hasn't been old today thusiasm. seen In Berlin for year." she ex- - 12,500 from the last sale. claimed. "Crowd com to look at - one-ten- th tit hll-dre- d Magee Charges Chase Offered To Fix Games well-know- 9 1920 J, Coalition Party LAKE THEATRE (Was A hlT t lotrt itoning In Hurls OKJTtElM EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY "JUNE ' Loses Control in HmhuVIi ebarsee traveling parties, pleasaea nag real eatala twlvra. BKAOY 04 A MIAITPO NOTICE weed W, bay, aril sad saebaaa m. taaftsta, i,,r1ra German Election June 3. Unofficial report from Sunday' election show that the majority SoLtaLatq, Centrists and Democrats, who, by oninlac, dominated tha last session of tha German parliament, wUI be In thj minority In th pew republican reichatag. Thgse parties, according to Indication have 222 eeate while the eeatapf Other par tie total 221. Including the deputies from plebl cits districts who retaid their national assembly mandates, th new relchaUg will have 400 member. Latest figure show that 21.712.047 rote were polled during th elections. Indication are that the seat will be apportioned a follows; Majority Socialists, US; Centrists, 17; Democrat, 44; Christian Federal lata, 21; German Nationalist, ft; Ger man Peopl' Party, ft; Independent Socialist. 10; Communist. 2; Bavarian Peasants' party, 4; Guelphlsts, 4. .Three Berlin editor have been elected. They are Otto Hoetisch, of the Kraus Zeitung, Reinhold Wulle of the and Norddeutacha Allgemelne Zeitung both member of th German national party ' and Henrich Rtppler of the Teegliachs Rundschau, a candidate of tha German People'a party. Dr. Wilhelm Mayer, German charge d'affaires at Paris ha been given mandate by thi Bavarian people party, which comprise th disaffected Alexander of Bavaria. clerical Bchhcke, minister of labor, waa the only cabinet member who failed to get a eeat In the new relchatag. GI BEKLLV, Mab 1 REPAIR WORK AKAHTICKD WELDING. sar Reeervetleas Early fee be Opeale Tbla I rara Flablag Sraaaa Cara. f far. tba Dlalrlbatara ' JTBDCKS: WOODRUFF MOTOR CO. n F.IT FOtTH rbaaa 17-- U Ol TH. Was. WT4. Will Raise Big Fund For Library Work In Serious Condition Youth Hit by Motorcycle anti-Semit- ic Argentine Releases Gold For Payment of Debts Drivers CARS FOR DIRE Without This jtfiotogTapli wa taken whilo Sir Ttioaaas Upton' America Cop idiallcngcr, the Shamrock IV was taking her first canvaa stretch ing sail at the western end of Long Inland Sound. She was under lower sail only. It having been decided not to set tbo towering dab topmUI on the first day out. la a light breoae the Shamrock IV moved very cleanly through the water, little more than a ripple being vielble along the aide of her hull but when the wind Increased her rail wa almost down to the 'water. Btaaley Sadler, T year ef age, 1323 Lincoln avenue, suffered a fractured ekuit yesterday' afternoon when he waa struck by an automobile driven 6y B. W. Trice. 1347 south Ninth Egt street, while at play. He waa rushed to tha emergency hosplul In an unconscious condition and removed from there to 8L Mark' hospital where hia condition this afternoon was reported to be serious, being still in aa unconscious atate. ... Aoeordtng to the report made to tha polioa tha boy waa glaring in a let and ran from the rear ef a barn in front ' or the automobile, which it wa testified, stopped within it length, but was unatila to avoid striking th boy. Mis Esther Nelson, librarian at the Unlyerslty of Utah, returned to tho city yesterday afternoon from Colorado Springs whera aho attended the annual meeting of th American Library association from Juna 2 to T. ( Eb report that tha chief matter consideration waa th enlargement of the.pqorram of the association whereby It hopes to raise 1,004,00 fol1 library work, half of thla to be endowment fund weed aa and tha other half to be used during th next three years in getting book within th reach of everyone. Bh public say that Mrs. Lynch of tho to the library, who wont with her meeting. I otUl t Colorado Springs un-de- Special Demonstration. Called by Death A apodal demonstration and lecture will bo given tomorrow morning between 10 and 12 o'clock at the Civic Center. The demonstration will be given by Mias Loah P. Jennings and will include tho making of doughnuts, At a' local hospital. latest Melvin John Hsslam. on of Howard Y. and Antons Millecam Haslam, died June 7. Th child waa 'bora Jan.-lt- , 1320. In Salt Lake City. , ( I -- Hwiu Funeral service, today at 2 pm. at the faintly residence. 481 Colorado BUENOS AIRES, June 2. Gold Interment in the dry street. fruit' fritters and fresh strawberry pie. DECLINE OF valued at 3,000,000 pesos was deposThere a also bo will demonstration of tohere vault ited in government electrical labor saving devices in cookMrs. c. F. CIH.trHM Word ! day, releasing an equivalent amount ing such as tho grilL the ovenette and been received by relatives In this citv of th death of Mrs C. Y. Christensen FOR CORRESPONDENTS PREDICTED the percolator. from tha deposits of th Argentine In Kemmerer, Wyo. She died June 8 . embassy in Washington with the fedMr. Christensen wa formerly Mis eral reserve bank. This money be May Peaks. She was tha daughter of comes available to pay Argentine Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Peaks, 237 Ulcer Arrangements for the entertainment Steady decline of prices to normal debts In tha United State and raises street, and- moved with her huvhand te the -- total 'amount thue released to of the 125 newspaper .correspondents la inevitable and must corne a Kemmerer about three months ago. 13.234,000 peaoA 24 years old. born In Pocatello, who will .visit Salt Lake are rapidly natural course, said Daniel J. Lang, Williams In California General She was and ta survived by her husband, la planned department manager of Z. C.- - M. I., In Agent Claude William definite It Milwau- aIda., of shape. assuming daughter four years old, her parresident Wilson Makes to enterUln them at, a special organ addressing the membership of the kee is In California on railway ents, four brothers and six sisters The body will be brought to Salt Lake Recess Appointments reclul in the tabernacle, a banquet Commercial club at their weekly for funeral and Interment, but arGoes to Ely Secretary Willard City In the Hotel Uuh, adlp In the surf at luncheon in tho club rooms thla r.oon rangement for tho service .have not Hansen, Jr., of the Utah Woblgrowera been completed. WASHINGTON, June 3. President Saltaln and a sightseeing tour about In the clothing Industry lending auhas gone to Ely, Nev., to Wilson today made receive appointJoha Eaa At a local honpita! The party will leave Chicago thorities feel that the apex of high association, the , city. look after sheep matter there. ments of Henry Jonah Ford of New on John Egan, 34 years of age, died Tuea. Ban 24 to Fraaelsco their way reducand that the ha of W. New York passed Potter j prices Mark He-day. Travel Jersey, Reported Passenger and Jaraea Duncan of Massachusetts hours after the adjournment of the tion experienced within the past few travel over the Salt Le Route la ao Mrs. Mery Aadrraaa At th . resito be member of the Interstate com- Republican convention,- - said word re- weeks i but an lndicatioi of a additional that equipment 1 re- dence, 313 east Seventeenth South steady heavy aa merce commission. Marston Taylor ceived this morning from D. 8. Spenstreet. Mrs necessary ported every Anderson, 44 day. ho decline, said, House and Samuel Caruso's New Enrico York, of age, wife Mary Bogert,' of it. of Archie Anderson, year cer, general passenger agent of the died were Massachusetts W. In McCall of Ger work Mr. ' Form v Senator Expected Former Tuesday of heart trouble. She was born Th commltta began Lang declared all people are Oregon Short Line, who is arrangingRobbed the States United in of of member named American Fork was and of car$500,000 8. the daughSenator W. A. Clark Is expected February. the Itinerary ef the special train many th latter part anxious for thfngs to again resume U, of Annie and the late Haas tariff commission. P. in this city from the east in hia private ter Th Kapp revolution and th conseHansen New York wa of of of American Worth Nichols Utan. Kelly Fork, the and In Jewelry car disorder or Saxony afternoon quent Saturday Sunday. of the wa normal. appointed assistant secretary Ruhr greatly interfered with operaand tho opportunity to provide them could decide loBank Clearings Today N. Y., June .3. treasury. EASTHAMPTON, street, Domtaana Huttacavots, 6$ with entertainment is regarded aa a the past the- - greatest prosperity, calBay tions Howaver, In Berlin, 60,100 ef bank clearing amounted to of agrjp. HedTueaday Th yea and th estimated 30,044 to 100, 000 needy all roads leading from the plendld chance for advertising Balt judged by building improvement Although 43.243.-476.4a & Oo.. underkln 4 20, other Indications, wa when prices compared with children are now being fed, and the house of Enrico Carueo, opera lng- - Britiah Close Arm of Lake. ' establishment011 , were for the extend-ewaslow.. Whether thl normal f corresponding day of A work In the province is being consisting of delegates Marmora Sea to Shipping from oommlttee ae fast as conditions permit. It la er have been closely guarded elnce Melasea At the four local newspapers 1 com- remains atoquestion, he declared. He last year. residence, - Third avenue Oscar the there last 1 the cut to moat merchant the Burglars Enter Homo 600,00 jewel robbery vjrg- th W. Holaten hoped soon to teach all the enpleting arrangements foe the enter- appealed "Burglar of he'coneldered what ae r ent th bede1 normal price casea throughout on The country. night.' detective today expressed I. .hlB ,nbrnin is tainment. June. It having CONSTANTINOPLE, tered planned tho home H. VctocV1 of F. 444 12:34 -King. aa possible as as o bring about south Second West Germany has been divided Into 11 lief that the theft waa an Inside Gulf of lmld, easterly arm of the Sea Mayorfcock welcome the party upon soon street, Tuesday districts, with Berlin ae' headquar- Job." TJhe way in which they work- of Marmora, waa closed by the Britiah their arrival. Gov. Bamberger will be a atablo, condition. obtained and a blue night suit serge FI 18 ERA I, NOTICES. at ed, the police say, indicates that the ter and th principal at luncheon. Th and aeveral minor article. to all shipping. The order, wa asked to'act as yst will teday rv and the inside were Dresde with familiar be theaf Leipsdg, commission burglars Hamburg, given Patrons Section Issued because of the activities of the county rv lee for Hyrom Geod- said of the house. Will Exhibit Rock Following this Chemnitz. The organisation. be asked to escort the' Turkish nationalists along the shores charge and will who died hilJ of, I? y,far Plans band sight-seein- g to have Sufficient funds to continue I Definite tour. concert at on a evenings Liberty party Publicity 434 west Third Sunday of the gulf. North the Galveston Strike Condition it mission in Germany until details will be concluded as soon aa it park, tho local naval recruiting offi- street, will be held t 3 oclock Thurs-he harvest begins to come In. about Aug. la known when the Chicago convenThe publicity committee of the cer will exhibit two reel illustrating Twenty-secon- d 1. German crop prospect era poor, activities the in Is Reported to be Quiet General Gorg&s Decorated. WU1 navy. IOterent tion will end. be ' Home and School league of the patJ!fy cemetery. however, and tha harvest la expected Goes to Fort Russell J. a Earley of rons section of tho N. E. .A. met at LONDON, June (.King Georg conto give only, temporary relief. Funeral service for Mr. Mary An- . The June GALVESTON, Texas, Utah Manufacturers association the Civic Center this morning. Among tha f Every chiid receiving food hae waterfront strike situation here con- ferred a knight commandership of the Senator Smoot Unable, will leave Sunday for Fort D. A. Rus- be held Anderson, will waa matter discussed other been reported by a registered physi tinued quiet today with freight con- Order of St. Michael and St. George on the plan sell, where he will take a course in To Speak at Cox Meeting to advertise the section. Piday. at JOJIO am., at the of chapel or beO. Political aa are underfed. Gen. MaJ. wm. Plans William religious gestion showing further improvement. cian Joseph Oorrae, former Taylor. 21 made to have a representative at- military training for two week. consideration .street, A second play no part In the Not a single arrest ha been reported surgeon general of tha United States Senator Reed Smoot will no be ing The king took advantage of his tendance at the N. E. A., which meets Choir childrens selection. The food re since martial law want Into effect army. A. Rrheamal C. prof. Lund, of inspection at tha Mlllbank mili- able to address thd meeting of the in Balt Lake p.m. OB Fridav reived from the committee la In ad Monday. The militia have confined visit Julyr4 and 7, and to make leader of tho Tabernacle choir, asks hospital to call on the distin- National Tax association here In Sep it publicly known a dltion. It has been stipulated, to the their petivities to guard duty on tne tary all choir there member that be to at service. TheYody w'lll be Vakento AlexanAmerican at present Queen guished tor the fathers, official- rehearsal tomorrow night, the tenors OrTm'une. Frk regular rations allowed by the Ger- wharves. n lH 12:16 p.m. drias nursing home, which le attached tember, aa hla senatorial duties call special section man authorities. to the hospital. In a long talk with and basso at 730 and all" others at 3 ly known aa the patrons' section. to a letter him elsewhere accorllng Uen. the A few weeka of regular feeding Gorges, king complimented o'clock. Give Packer him on his great achievements In con- received today by Wllllftm Bailey, make a remarkable difference in the Court Commander In the canal tone by malaria Ea Route to Omaha Chief EngiCompares quering CEMETERIES of board state Little of children. equaJlza appearance .of the secretary More Time for Action medical aclence. neer Arthur Maguire of the Balt Lake cr.se that look to be ntna years old States in District tion, In charge of feature of Route, waa in town today, en route to end are actually 13 to 14 "grow up program. WASHINGTON. June 2 .The Dis- Over the Omaha, on railway business. Genin Senator Smoot had been invited to Top amazingly,' 'as one of the kitchen Afghanistan R. R. Commander command.Mann, eral Manager W. H. Comstock will be ' attendants put It. trict supreme court today granted to address the body, by the executive naval local th of that station, in the morning. here naj In addition to children up to 14, the several large packing companies Th soldiers In the Afghan army committee, as he is an authority of ing FUNERAL directors nursing and expectant mothers also an extension of 60 days In the time in would not stand for too much drilling. tnternau.vial repute upon publi- - ft the five states in his recruiting disChief Moran Here W. H. Moran, of members nance. the is share In the committee's bounty. It Utah. Montana. Nevada by' hoped Idaho, the court chief of to submit United trict, the States servsecret which they may Tho colonel in command of tho gar- body that the senator may be Induced and & w- - TEM- 'umvf T1 nMdertakar Wyoming, Utah applicants tor en ice, arrived in Salt Lake yesterday on the plan for divesting themselves of rison at and J, cousin of the to give them the benefit of hi lng listment rank the highest mentally, business for the .i?,dB a embalm.r with allied to not held is Prelate With activities "Bd bo, department English goods ha best Pr?2C! root 0rilty Amir, got Uo enthusiastic about drill experience by sending a paper to be but tho poorest physically, due, he Mrs Moran he is on his way back wa meat busineea. own tha suiting. 700 AmazeJ at American and the mdn sent word to him that If read at the gathering. Imagines, to so many having been to Washington after a visit to Cali he did not let up they would kill him. worked nnderground.'Mon-tan- a fornia. and miners Gifts Missions MISS CAROLINE FLEMING Drill slackened. The officer wore stands the highest in physical fitFRANCOIS DE ST. PHALIE CARL EDDINGTON A CO. mart uniforms and leather gaiters, Wedding Party Held The tenth ness, as well as very good mentally. of H. L Bauer, and on .LONDON, June 2. The ArchbishFUNERAL DIRECTORS. occasions were reTho offlocr alao calls attention to the wedding anniversary Chief of Police Joseph E. splendent in gorgeous uniforms covOPEN DAT AND NIGHT. that boys of 17 can now ha en- secretary toand fact op Canterbury has expressed hla envy Mrs. ered with gold braid and crowned with Bauer, was celelisted in the navy, the ago having boon Burbldge, and amazement at the way In which ph6n ht. m. brated Tuesday evening at their resiplumed helmets --There 'were set back one year. Americana are subscribing money to 2424 Commldantd and dence, Highland Drive. Twenty-fiv- e "Generaa la galore, most of whom had guest were present. foreign missions abroad. Ha aald at S. P. Man Takes little or no knowledge of military tacyr- the annual meeting of th Society Heber damp Inspected CoL Fred tics. There waa always a brass band. Orem Position Mortuary, nafor Promotion of Chretian Knowledge Utah Jorgensen, general adjutant 4323 They had European Instruments and lW,K,eh tions guard, accompanied by Capt. Prompt Personal that the finance of the society In Srvica they blew their heads off. 1 have 44 Last 1st South. W. E. Bralnard of E. General of the Agent 144 Light In were a to counted beats quartermaster's on the minute tht country really perilous left for Instruction school corps today Th baas Tetcific across acthe drum. in Of th while member the Atlantic ha this Southern plight city thgy of artillery at Heber City, whtke band were about the hardest worked cmebow had a genius fop raising CDONNEL cepted an offer to become general will inspect the camp, returning they late nd etnbalmera " CO., 7 UNDERTAKER of tbo troops The government troops sums of money for charitable and booth . West and with. chlilum-emoklnthe passenger g Tempi agent were a lazy, lot. They freight street. tonight. rtllgloua object which put England never stood when on guard duty, exOram Interurban, effective July .l, to --shame. More than 200 Enjoyable Evening cept in th presence of the Amir, It made one'e mouth water the vice W. L. White, resigned to become guests were present at the dance given rLOlUBT About the hardest work they did waa to th general manager of the last evening by the Liberty stake M. I. nrchblshop natd, "to read that the assistant to. sit. on the sheltered side of s wall Methodist Eplscola church, had seheadCo. CUT' FLOWERS o Ysemlt with Valley :80N3 A. general board member on the roof Railway, -upull their ehlrts over their head and cured promises for their mission work on' design quarters at Merced, Cal. This road garden of the J. G. McDonald factory. etirsliy arranged look for shlplsh. It wa a com for the next five years of 133,004.000. Prompt delivery. between El Merced 1 Porand Beuwere number Musical operates East Becon given by South. Waa. 18. Vnon sight to see them reading thete It foreign mission board waa able to tal, 73 miles. Mr. Light's successor in lah Hulsh, Edna Groesbeck, Dr. W. R. shirts -They Were a lazy, truculent make an annual appropriation of the. Salt Lake office will be known in a Worley, and Margaret Hewlett Miss . whothe lot. and blackmailed bullied LAMBOURNB. ' SALT while the Church of few day. Afton Young gave a reading: A buffet leading people and added thieving to their sol florist new store. Fa- ws struggling along to get England another .Y-upper waa served and dancing ,Br speciality Decora d:erlng profession. Asia Magazine. 124,004 47 goath Mala. Vlaa. lilt Today sst DrtatD-- M a Jor Sidney E. .The Cwpkwa FLORAL Newspaper Men Here. Ecuador and Columbia CO. FLORAL DB-Yesaerday PNO coast artillery Cline, 2nd Se. Y'sL Waa. 1418. a detail regiment, completed today Settle Boundary Diipute Lo of th Four representative A SPECIALTY, Temperature at WaatKev Bureaa of- with tha army recruiting station in X Angeles Examiner, Edwin A. Bauer, Co, if Mai fice and hloek. Instruments e root of this city, hnd leaves for Portland, hla gran FloralPIQX to. QUITO, Ecuador. June Harold M. Moore, William R. PowIn the offtco. 142 feet higher thaa those in homa station, visiting en route recruit. ell and Guy R. Daniels, are in town ing stations In- Idaho and Washinghloek. MONUMENTS presence of the chief executives of Roof ef Rostea ton Mate. Lieut Richard A. Knight today on an auto tour of seven&l Ecuador and Colombia, the cornerSALT Kiosk LAKE MARBLE AND MOVU- -' Budding Fourth Field artillery, home station Merhbtr of con great who are wee-ryn-g months through the northwest and stone of a monument commemorative Work C. O. Jehaeoa. Prep, 80 Maximum yootorday last Camp Stanley, Texas, will srriva In "ntal j Angeles te about tho children of th Drifted west. They left Lo The 47 Minimum yesterday of the harpy termination of th thla from Denver thl week ft afternoon. city party wifi M Isa Julia Lathrop li Thursday ..80 61 Minimum today return via the Telloweton park. boundary dispute between the two State, while ..80 d am. today Mere Company Ovangve It is anit MALE HELP WANTED. countries has Just been laid at the touring probably France! d St Phalle, prsidn. ef t am. today ......... ..44 8" nounced that W. W. and Lawrence . bridge of ftumlcbacs on tho frontier. iave never aeon' Mia Caroline Flem 41 .7 lam. today Funds. East for Goes have a secured A tb Baldwin PhilIn. Clayton Locomotive GOOD, LIVE DELIVERY MAN. works of controlling 7 am. today Preet. Alfredo Baquerlao Moreno ng. Mia Fleming Is In charge ef tho tereat In tha Mara company ef thla Apply Utah Pachtng Co , 817 Be. State. 71 who am. has boon ..ft elected today adelphia, ef Ecuador, and Preat. Marco Fidel :hitdrn'a presibureau Of th department of ......... ..72 Th Rers Dr. H.-- W. Reherd, presi- dent of tho Amorican-Pollo- h 71 city, which manufactures a soft drink today chamber tarntoday guaret met ha'f way ,en the bndgs . ..'. FIRST CLASS MEAT CUTTER; REFT yrup: Lawrence Clayton becoming Ji If and greeted barb other amid a salute 'ebor whilo Mtaa Lathrop, I away. dent ef Westminster college, leavee of commerce and Industry in the United Noon 9om Ttme 8 vice president and general manager. wage, apply Utah Packing to., 837 be. Kota at Hilt am. 4a of art tilery and cheer ef spectators Lias Mis Lathrop h ha n chil- Thursday on a six week eastern trip ttates-cwhlc- h State ji wa organized by promi- TVv tbefmomeie J. F. pd McNally remaining presi77 of both nationalities. The presi- dren ef her own, but h the In the Interest of th financial drive nent Arfterlean Interest and th Palish Wet thermomeW dent Agencies will be established in 84 dents delivered addreme referring In average bystander a impresses In v he been. pregrees for seme Relative humidity HUPP WANTED California. Oregon and Washington, being capable that foe the monument a a ejmhol of peace I that inilutim Th amount government e stimulate trad and l ocal Woarhev Forecast, and the cspacl'v ot the plant it children bureau time and friendship between thir renpec-M- ef doing whatever EXPERfEVCFD desired 1 446. eee, ef which 1120,. investment between the two coua GIRL RCR GK S- Tsrtiy rloudy tes'ght -- d Thursday at Id., will be increased beyond its I eet heriee wnr may be required t accomplish. No lanndrv Oeed S bee been pledged. eountmea. trieo. . eoo.or tonight, warmer presaol butpat pf I,44 gs,.ont k week, mages Hi je. Tharglsy. So. Was Ull-J- . 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