Deseret News | 1928-01-23 | Page 6

1 f 1 . ' TIIE DESERET NEWS 4 t MONDAY JANUARY 23 .1923 ; of the death was received tur and the drama will aUy only naturally. But that la bo ref Its allotted time to bo followed by non on the Intelligence of the an- - her by hie brother. Alfred D. Rid- a vogue that will deal only with diencea of tha years when - such er, vice presldentof the EMcJIty NatlomiT baiilc A Truet company. looked on llfa dif- Ha had been 111 for three we. lea. Mr Belasco points out that art. merely that literature and the drama of the ferently in those days. And each,, procodinr decades aero true of according to hlo generation, mas Plans .More . their own day as the people of that right." Mr. Belaaco attributed tt6 present day looked upon lit. Regional Meetings "Its merely, he write. that our realism to tha World war and the viewpoint has undergone a radical advancement of actenca. Tha forAnnual conferences ef regional transition these last SO years and mer he said, brought to our attan-tk- n the Utah Education association tha seamy side of Ufa. and our diversions perforce have us science a taught contempt for will ,b held at Pries and Logan, changed with it. . NEW YORK, Jan. will not Permit us to le.tl-'.- . 28 and AP) Ho recalled' that a revival a few untruth Feb, 'A respectively, David Belaaco, noted pleywrlght. year ago of two of the biggest blind ouraetrea ta theaa unpleasant according to D. W. Farratt, secwriting In tba New York Amsrt-caor-toda- y, stage successes of two decades ago facta. Realistic Art Will Pass in Due Tune Belasco U.E. A. president of the teachers teachers and officials TrbrtTUdXtiaeT; XkchfahJ Rich counties, as well as from Utah Agricultural collega and Logan academy, will bo present- - Yung 1 of realism In res-e- art Piles Go Quick t I that the provokedJaughtcr over the ringing Iltera- - speeches cT the diero - the leering A. P. AGENT curses of the villain and the help less appeals of the heroine. f AP) CITT. Jan. II Samuel Willis Rider M. presiI could sppieciate why the public laughed,' he said, because dent of tho Mexican Irurnatlonal my viewpoint had changed, too. Truet company and district agent of the Aaeoclated Press In Kansas died at hie City from 1992 Pile are caused by congeal loo of A to (toed kMeReaaSer home in Mexico City Saturday. Tblsg blood tn the lower bowel. Only an It remove can the remedy intern) Thats Mrs. Mry It. (name furninh- why salves and cut ban Krsu'-lsoCalif, rav that tins fall. Dr. Ceouhardia Hero Hold, edFoley diuretic Fills very qut'kly beeauM a. harmless tablet, succeeds, SALAD DRESSINGS to relieves this congestion and stopped a bad pain ip my back, at strenfcthena the affected parts. Hem-Hol- d and where 1 used to lie awakenow I rheumatic pains, haa riven ejick, aate apd last night with comfort, and enjoy a good with tor relief to thouaanda of Pile steep In test." No one should suffer toifferera the same for nights It w11 doBchramm-John backache. rheumatic pains, sleep or money tck. i'O Merc. disturbing kidney and Madder ailwo Dross, ZI09 diuretic and ..druggists every -- ments. when Foley Pills so SAUCE fofttjtuilen small be so easily had and at Where eel) Hem-Rol- d aith thla may Co Adv. a cost Schrsmm-Johnsor u a ra n tee. A dr. predict trim, rue. I i LEA & PERRINS ? A. Bailey Will be Buried at Nephi . Jan. 22. (1X8) from ha been mad RachWindsor, Vermont, that Mrs.divoroed el Littleton Vanderbilt, two months ago at Reno, Nevada, from Cornelius Vanderbilt, J r., and aon of the famous Jasper Morgan, Yachtsman. Kdmin D. Morgan ot BOSTON, Wednesday Predicts l,pa sC.oh SkM Others Fall for is wonderful Bronchitis, Druggists guarantee It. standard aervlea rraalar prleea bra.aar aervlea at special prices - Plato t toll Caata SOc V f Lined Cants Extra! Day - Hettrr bring warh ta tba Plaat. 114-Kant Kraadway ta aare lime, BIT WKIX t 41, L WITH-l- ll T EXTRA 'IHilbB IP TOC 11 PHONE WASATCirer ' TWO MYERS SERVICES SARAH ANDREWS BAILEY'. Funeral service for Mrs. Sarah Andrew Bailey, Utah pioneer, wife of Patriarch L. A. Bailey, who at the home of her Sundae died daughter, Mrs. Frank Kuaaell, 27 Eardley court, will he held at tha Nephi tabernacle, Wednesday, Jan. IS; at 2 p.m. Interment wlU be In Nephi cemetery. Mr Bailey waa born Jan. 12, 1945, at Parkington. Lancaater-Khlr- e, England. At the age of 12 she Joined the Church and came to thia country In ehe summer of 1960, crossing the plains bf ox team, She waa married Nov. 17, 1961, and became the mother of elx sons and six daughters. Surviving are her hueband and tha following children: William, I,angley and Thomas Bailey. Mr Kate Bowie Jennie Beck, Mr Nephi: Mr Roe Boyer, Spring-vllland Mr Berth Russell, Belt Adv. v the e. , a i SOCIETY IN S. L. It is proposed by the American Legion that this privilege be not considered a perpetual grant for private gain to a single individual. The American Legion, composed exclusively of former American soldiers who served in the .World War, asks for the grant. New Officer. t Look Schoolt to Help In Work. on the highest plane, under responsible management. On that basis it expects the matches to draw heavy patronage and to yield material revenue. The American Legion assures the City Commission and the people of Salt Lake City that the enterprise will not be burdened with overhead charges, but that the business will be so conducted that essentially all the revenue will be devoted to the Relief Program of the American Legion. Among the veterans of the World War, their widows, their orphans,' are many who are not' been available. H t In 1927, 146 former soldiers sent to hospitals asked for needed relief for the families while they were incapacitated. Eighty-nin- e destitute families of former soldiers were provided with Christmas dinners or otherw'ise they would have gone hungry. 500 baskets of food were sent to former soldiers in hospitals. American Legion officers wrote letters for disabled former soldiers seeking relief through government agencies. 165 cases requiring evidence in adjudication of their claims were .handled incident to obtaining government relief for former ' soldiers. . 750 sets of voluminous papers were prepared (o obtain adjusted compensation for former soldiers. Forty-tw- o former soldiers obtained hospitalization through the efforts of the American Legion. Every former soldier, sailor or marine in hospital is visited every week by American Legion committees and his wants attended to. Representatives of the American Legion appear before the Rating Board of the U. S. Veterans Bureau to present the cases of applicants for government relief. Not one penny derived from conducting boxing matches will be devoted to the ordinary program of the Legion all of which is provided for adequately from the regular funds of the organization. Every available dollar will go to relief work on a scale commensurate with the needs of these men w ho today are suffering as a result of their participation in the World War, the needs of widows of and men their orphans. This is a work the American Legion is proud to take as its to former comrades. It Is the desire of the American Legion to do this work without resort to duty drives or charity other solicitations, but from the proceeds of a legitimate business conducted .along recognized In Nevada. Montana, Arkansas, Main, Missouri, Kansas and Colorado the Stale Legislatures have boxing exclusively in the hands of the American Legion. The American Legion ah handles boxing in Nebraska, though not by enactment. 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Blackson, 20, Mr 2 49 west Broadway, la at her horns recovering from the effects following a of poison she took quarrel with hfr husband. toBoth the were taken women young emergency hospital Sunday evenrewas ing and later Mr Hansen moved to St. Mark Floyd Hansen told Detective T .ester F. Wire that h had Jim t returned to hla home and saw his wife sitting at a table writing. On the table was a bottle containing poison. "When she looked up and saw me she seized the bottle and drainher ed it before I could reach wrlt-! de, aald Hanaen. "Sh waa immediShe note. farewell Ins a ntcly collapsed Into unconscious--' i nees.' Mrs. Hansen Is tho mother of two small children and according to her hueband had been ouffer-iin- g from various ailments for the last two month and at time despondent. 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B- - m- - Auditorium. Utah Gas A Cok Co, Tu Lasona two on ck I.nlabt FJ. 6. ofJanU, 26, JO, IFill YouSpend the Price of an Evening's ' Fun for a Lifetime of Success? f Conrs. costa Jess than th price of two oo4 dinner a4 two easts at a good show. Just on Idea tha road to blatter earnfrom It mar atart you on ing capacity. Th coat I not an xpnse; It I an Investment in SALES EQUIPMENT which will brina IN Th I bia. dividend INVEST TOURSELF NOW! Gas A Cok Co . or Hyland Extension Division. U. of U. PHONE Wasatch 700 T6 Utah AUSPICES EXTENSION DIVISION University of Utah 77JAWK wi ih an VI an Ju re th m Pf bl H 1a ad W th , Dont ret caught between the upper and nether mill- I It ha been estimated that didnt know just You ! Tf: 4s X PtptoJcnt iaj. Sirs. Nor Wilds Hansen, 94. of 222 Brunswick court. Is In St. - ONE YEARS RECORD IN RELIEF WORK a being tion bow y test shows how removing it snakes teeth daxxling white, gums firm officers of th Salt lake cliapter. Utah Humane society have been elected for the ensuing year. Mr P. D. Jamieson wa elected president; hire. E. E. Trimble, secretary; J. Edward 8wlft. treasurer and Dr, John Ernst, human officer. The organixatlon will undertake this year to hav a campaign of education start in the public schools- - A state law permits humane teaching tn the school and consistent officers hope to have course mapped out toward teachchildren principle of kinding the ness to animals. and tbs local Both the atat chapters plan to Inaugurate a "Be Kind to Animals" week the first week In AprU. This will be In addition to the work ofT correcting specific Instances of Inhumane treatment. The Salt Lak group will undertake a membership drive. Headmaintained at quarters are being the home of Mrs- - Trimble, 610 east street. Second South eligible to participate in the relief afforded by the lnited States government and other agen- cies. Many times their period of want and suffering is extended during investigations of other f relief agencies. To provide food, clothing, housing, medical and hospital attention, the American Legion has been for years straining every effort to provide for the needs of former comrades and their dependents. This they have been able to do through the charity of private individuals and firms, but the relief has been pitifully, inadequate and much suffering was endured which might have been alleviated had funds to New ENTIRE REVENUE TO GO TO RELIEF WORK The American Legion assures the City Commission that it will conduct boxing in Salt Lake City bamc, twice every HUMANE DRIVE LAUNCHED BY T? By city ordinance, the privilege of conducting boxing matches in Salt Lake City is granted by the City Commission each year to a single individual. During the past 18 years this privilege has been held by the same individual for private, gain. NEIVEST BEAUTY TREATMENT fairy KMer gfessnsf trhtt Mi tn 'ben film it gone it being tM Lak. Why the American Legion Is Asking the City Commission to Grant to It a Franchise for Conducting Boxing Matches in Salt Lake City i n Itotte OTMta WKV UMHKS Plato H later Salta Plato Blstrr Dreese This Special May End Any !St end 60c. ( CLEANING SPECIAL retary of tha association. Tha Price meeting will he attended by teacher, and school official from Emery, Carbon, Grand and flan Juan counties. At this meeting addresses wlU bs given by Dr, Leftoy E. Cowles, president of the state association; Mr- - Pgrratt. and George A, Larson ot Ogden, chairman of tha local associations committee. George A. Rowley, president of the Carbon County Teachers association will preside. Af Th e "Logan cohfe fence Which ever hv Frank will he presided Broachi-lyptu- .r MYERS ECONOMY. tht eg reported married. Mrs. Sarah tnocutloa, ?) fr Ci m el ot r P