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Show THE SAUNA SUN, SAUNA, UTAH Red Shirts in Rome Attacked by the Fascisti The EDUCATION WEEK ff'T' HERE American LEGION (Copy for This Department Supplied by American Legion News Service.) ths FIGHTING JOE IS NATIONAL CHAPLAIN Fighting Joe During the Armistice day celebration in Rome a party of Red Shirts led by Gen. Peppino Garibaldi was marching down the Porta del lopolo when it was attacked by a squadron of FasclstL A cameraman got this remarkable photograph in the midst of the exchange of pistol shots. Founder of St. Augustine Laid in a New Tomb Is the title which has been bestowed by general consent on Rev. Joseph Lonergan of Durand, 111., recently elected national chaplain of the American Legion. And the title is not airy tinsel, either. It has a background. For It harks back to kid days when as a boy with two fists who knew how to use them and Father Joe sometimes found for employment them la ways other than earning money by working on railroad tracks to go to college. The story goes back to the time when ie was a famous football star, the miracle halfback at St. Viators college. The nlname recalls a baseball career culminating In a batting average for his last year of .448, rather a big It carries a picture league average. of Father Joe, the ecclesiastical student at Montreal, tying up his priestly soutane above his knees and slidIt Is remiing bnses like Ty Cobb. niscent of the young priest at Aurora, 111., who appeared In the pulpit one day with a bulging black eye fruit of too strenuous endeavors to show y is no record in of a military organization manifesting such an Interest in the themes of peace and there has never before been such an expression on the part of a military organization of a consciousness of the importance of universal education as a guarantee of the safety and perpetuity of our democracy, aa has been displayed by the American Legion, was the declaration of Vernon M. Rlegel, director of education, state of Ohio, In congratulating the Legion as having been responsible for the Inauguration and promotion of American Education week. The Lewith nagion In tional agencies Introduced American Education week In 1921. The week has been observed annually since then by Presidential proclamation. his-tor- To)l?CTo Housewives 4T Sendutyournameand wa wUl tend you, FREE and POSTPAID a 10 cent bottle of LIQUID VENEER. Wonderful for your dally dusting. Cleana.duett and polishes with ons sweep ofyour dust cloth. Renewspi snes, furniture, woodwork, automobiles. Makes everything look like new. Makes dueiiug a pleasure. II U H B H B IIm Lh3L3 Sold by Hardware, tore, drug, grocery generality LIQUID VE COMPtl Buffalo, TRADE NOW We have several good Automobiles well trade for property. Preferably city lota. Or we will trade 160 acres, fenced, with water, in Wyoming for local property. Motor Corp. Meldrum Estate DeptJ Real L. D. S. Business College SCHOOL or EfFICIENCY All commercial branchea. Catalog free. N. Mala SI . SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH 60 MANY POSTS AFTER MEMBERSHIP HONORS Ogden Utah 220 1 Wash Ave, RUB YUUR EYES? Use ir. Thompsons Kyewaier. Buy at your druggist's or ltiver.Truy N.Y. Booklet. 1165 American Legion posts throughout the nation have been extremely active for some weeks In signing up Write for 50 seta St Nickolu Cfcmfmu Seals. SeD foe 10c tset. When sold send us $3 .06 and keep $2.00, No work members In advance for 1925, accordlustiun. St Nicholas, 28 14 Ueawsai Ri, Dept W, Brmddn, ILL ing to Frank E. Samuel, national director of organization and member9 amlnation. Highest reference ship. Posts have been tumbling over Best results. Prnuiptnoss as- themselves to claim honors for early Booklet PLUSH. Pmtmalsored. Wat Aon XG. Lswjsr,C4tJtttMafeJnfloa.U.Q, membership returns. Never before SaleHinan-Agenand contest Automotive a such been everyvhere. has there i, easily sold, lrotuabte, little such a scramble for recognition in device, exceptional now for Write proposition. particulars. NiHgara fcpec. Co., Topeka, Kana. this work, It Is declared. First dues for 1925 were received by national headquarters from Joe English Village Bridges Williams post at Farmer City, III., Measured for Dowries which had signed up 14 men for 1925 A first quaint ceremony is observed at post by the first of October. The ltoydon, in Norfolk, England, the in the country to sign up more members for 1925 than it bad had in 1924 Philadelphia Inquirer says. About 30 years ago the lord of the and to send the dues to national headmanor bequeathed the sum of 1,000, quarters was Victor Cornell post, Pelithe Interest from which was to be can Rapids, Minn. Fowler post, Fowler, Ind., the home post of Thomas S. voted annually to provide dowries for McConnell, department commander four brides. Under the terms of the for 1925, wras a close second. Other bequest the money has to be divided posts which were among the first to between the youngest, the eldest, the shortest and the tallest brides margo over the top In this hot contest were Pulaski post, Detroit, Mich., and ried during the course of each year in the parish church. Roy Cole post, Grand Ledge, Mich. This entails the measuring of the The Florida and Connecticut deAfter the marriage ceremony partments are staging a contest to bride. see which will have the larger perthe bride and bridegroom proceed lo centage of 1924 membership signed I lie vestry to sign the register and the up for 1925 by the time the bells ring bride Is then measured by the officiatout on New Years eve, Florida suging minister. In order that her corgests that the losing department buy rect stature may be ascertained she the delegates and alternates of the Is required to remove her shoes and winning outfit a big dinner at the let down her imir. At the end of the Omaha convention of the Legion next year tile marriage records are examyear. ined and t lie dowries awarded to Florida appears to be looking for those qualified to receive them. That department won something. only three of the big Legion prizes offered at the 1924 convention. They carried home the trophies for the largest percentage of membership Treatment, both signed up by March 1 over the prelocal been successhas and and internal, Rev. Joseph Lonergan. ceding years membership, for the ful in the treatment of Catarrh for over largest percentage signed up for the rorty years. Sold by all druggists. In the school league his eighth-grader- s he organized how to take em hot oft year over the preceding years total F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio and thnt for the largest number of the bat. Then comes the time when Father man miles traveled to the national Gift Horses Joe took up his work with the Eighty-sixt- h convention at St. Paul. Florida surehook The reviewer gives his best In basked the limelight. division organizing at Camp ly novel which he has characterare the Utah and girl Wyoming Colorado, Grant He was without military mixing things in a little friendly ized as pabulum for ninnies. status and without salary, but he carThe shopkeeper brings home to his ried on. While there he lectured to rivalry, Western style. The winner is to be the department which signs wife the cape which has been lying all officers at Camp Grant on the neup for 1925 the largest percentage of about for three years. cessity of religion. Shortly afterward Mr. Burnside passed along to his Its 1924 membership and will receive he got a commission as first lieutena stand of department colors presentbookkeeper, Mr. Tuttle, the cigars Mrs. ant chaplain, and began his extraordiBurnside bought for him last Christnary activity In the fighting game. It ed by the losers. mas. was he who spoke at Camp Grants The press agent gives his landlady a greatest day, July 4, 1918, when he Organized German Labor pass for Youre Another," a addressed 50,000 of the division gathand Escort 'Companies ered there. A sentence stood out, Mrs. Suburban gives her neighbor which was flashed over the country: Do you know who directed the dessome of the mushrooms which she A man never became a man until war German the of of prisoners tiny finds he got a good punch on the nose. growing In her garden. Mrs. American taken by troops duilng the Then the Argonne and the Vosges. late fuss abroad? Ills name and title Suburban is not quite certain about them. Father Joe says that when the shootIs Lieut. Col. William Brlswold Gough, Baby throws the cat a chicken hone ing was close he became Dugout Joe, at present deputy county surveyor of but the boys dont say that. They San Diego county and a member of on which she can find no further nourthink he's all man. The chaplain rethe San Diego post of the American ishment. Pussy appears strangely unena the band for Twelfth organized Legion. Colonel Gough Is a veteran grateful. Kansas City tar. of the Mexican border trouble, enlistgineers, the band with a personality, When anything Is free there Is, as chosen by the French mission tp acing In the army In 1910. When the company them when they took over World war included the United States a rule, a catch In It somewhere. Alsace and Strassburg from the Gerhe was sent to France with the commans. He was transferred to the mission of captain. With the Fifteenth Ninetieth division and remained Field artillery he was wounded In acHeadNoisesandDeafness with them until he was discharged. tion and then was placed on the genMembership In the American Legion eral staff, where he took complete Frequently go together. Some people only .uffer from Head Noiaes. followed soon and then his election deportcharge of the prisoner-of-wa- r LEONARD EAR OIL as department chaplain for Illinois In ment of the A. E. F., and in that relieve both Deafnesa and Read 1922. In 1924 he was unanimously capacity organized the German labor Noises. Justly bit back of the .ara,in named national chaplain. Thats the and escort companies. J". sen in nostrils and follow directions of Dr. J. B. Be reason for "Car of story of Flghtin Joe Lonergan, Hearing, enclosed in each package. whose record at the front with the Leonard Bar Oil is for sale everywhere Fine Clubhouse for men endeared him to all veterans and Interemlinf deacripiin folder j makes hlin a very popular padre. Hollywood Legion Men girls Earn Xmas Money U compe-tltiiA- , With much pomp and ceremony the remains of Don Pedro Meneudez, founder of the city of St. Augustine, Fla, were moved recently to a permanent tomb at Aviles, Spain. A delegation from St. Augustine took part in the ceremonies. The illustration shows the procession and, at the right, the tomb in which the body was placed. Brings Record Price Marys Lamb ever The fetched ESCAPED THE BOLOS Medicine two cups and a trip to the International Live Stock show at Chicago, when she exhibited the nnimal at the Minnesota Junior Live Stock show In St Paul. gSK-v,.-.-v- v I i J' x' v yi Catarrh 3a2Ss by highest price paid anywhere for lamb was that this heavily fleeced animal, which brought $4 n pound or $448 on 'the to little Miss Mary Sullivan of hoof, She also won New Prague, Minn. ? farce-comed- .w&r Earning Their Wedding Gifts Among the notables arriving in the United States on the steamship Paris the other day was Prince Gregalre Gagarlne, Russian noldeman, who In 1916 stood before a firing squad to be shot He managed to escape, and since then he has drifted about, finally gaining entrnnce to America. MILAN HONORS ITS DEAD Legion P osts Aim to Cut Down Fire Loss The source of Americas largest and most preventable waste Is fires, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Day of Norfolk, Yu., spent the first week of their married life in the woods with scant clothing and without firearms, knife or other modern Implements. They had to exist on what the forest offered and their reward was furnishings for their home, shown preparing a meal. u Rug Weaving Old Industry More of an art than an industry, but certainly both, rug weaving Is one of the very old industries, of a certainty. There are evidences that the most perfect carpets were made as long tigo as 3000 IS. C. These Intricate patterns of very beautiful design were woven with crude Instruments and by hand. rush gift and clothing. They are Untrustworthy Teeth witness giving evidence was obviously lying. The judge tripped hint up se era times, and at last reminded bln that perjury was a serious offense. visited with very heavy punishment. The witness replied: Your View of the religious ceremonies at honor, you must excuse me; I can the beautiful memorial which the city never trust myself since I put in of Milan, Italy, has Just dedicated to these false teeth. , its war dead. A I American Legion posts and departments throughout the country are taking up the problem with an aim to appreciably cut down the loss annually of millions of dollars from fire, declared Legionnaire J. II. Dulaney. He and W. S. Atkinson are heading the department of Oklahomas move for fire prevention. Doth are leaders In the Oklahoma Fire Prevention assoThe American Legion, deciation. partment of California, has hern active In fire prevention In the redwood forests on the coast the past year. Prize .for Student It's time to reward the studious lad with the bulging cerebrum, ns well ns the campus hero of bulging biceps, decided the A. A. Mountain post of the American Legion of McMechen, YY. Va. Accordingly, they offered a substantial cash prize to the high school student w hose scholarship record Is best during the year. (Cal.) American LeHollywood gionnaires will have one of the largest and finest clubhouses In the United States, If plans approved by the Hollywood post of the Legion are carried out. The clubhouse will be erected on property already owned by the post and will Include swimming pool, a dormitory, gymnasium and other departments usually found In the most exclusive mens clubs. Money will be obtained to finance the building of the club from the weekly boxing bouts held at the Legion stadium, which have proven very popular with the movie populace, stars and extras alike. Hollywood post recently raised $100,000 to carry on the posts relief work for disabled veterans? - 0'teartf,ic,7oSthAveJ USE DONT DO .E0NAR8 THIS, m tm PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM S topi Hair Kalllns Restores Color and to Faded Hob end Beauty Cray 6oc. and $i oo at Prursrista. Chen. Whs. PtHcbopm.y. T neiiiOT Removes Coras, Cal HiHDERCORNS uses. eve., all pm ensures comfort to the stops in, Iowa County Lost Most Men Madison county, Iowa, according to figures . ,f American Legionnaires ot the county, lost more men during the World war than any county In the United States in proportion to population. With a loss of 52 men, Madi son county gave more than any coun ty to make the world a safw place to live la Soolhir.q &ndHe&lirui for Skin and ScalpTrcubles N. U., Salt .Lake City, No. 49-19- 24. . |