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Show r f , THE DESERET NEWS SATURDAY JULY 3 1920 fN MARSHAL FOCH M. I. A. PROGRAMS. SEQUESTRUM OF PROPERTY 117 SENDS MESSAGE Tfiber nacl and Ward Services Tomorrow TO U.S. LEGION DT being Feet the regular afternoon service at discontinue will be the Tabernacle d. A special service, however, for the benefit of visitor will be held SOVIETS Tomorrow nit and blue tuU centered the tea labia Twkelve guests were Invited to meet Mlaa Butt. attractive of of tb of tho Muon vj. a to afternoon given by Mrs. . William Reid And Mlae Lucll Reid At their homo on Harvard avenue In honor of nemo of tho popular visitor In tho city. Tho honor guest Mlaa Groco Kerr, And !'J Sprague of Boattle, And' MIao Jeanette Young And Mina Katherine Yeung of Norfolk. Mamma cf garden flower In large baskets Adorned tho . living room and J'.brary. In tho dlntng room A Vccorattvn scheme In blue and. white woo carried out. The ten table which w.ia covered with ,cluny lace over Moo Mktin held a graceful bowl of end white dainty blue larkspur - Shoal del Is. Assisting the hoeteoee In receiving were. Mrs. Joseph iL Toung. Mra. Lester D. Freed, Mr. LcGrand Young, and Mla Afton Young.. The following young girl eaaieted lnth dining rnom: Miee Dorothy Fhrne-wortMlaa Rachel Lewie. Mlae Mil dred McLean, Mlae Joaephlne Rich nrda.'Mlu r.jth Cecil, Mia Marjorie Lewi and Mlsa Ruth Allan. One bun-dre- d and fifty e gucste were present, , A dainty Japanese tea was given this afternoon at the Newhous hotel in honor of Mra Harold C. Bat, Jr., of New York, by Mra A. A. Hall and Mlaa Mabel Hall, slater of Mra Bates. 0 were The guest who numbered seated at one long table which had for a center, a bright Japanese pare sol filled with Black-eye- d Susan and sweet peas In rainbow shadea Little Japanese fans were favors to the guests. The place cards were hand painted miniature Japanese ledlea ONE r, Jo-hon- na A special meeting of the Womens Republican club will be held at the Hotel Utah, Tuesday, at 1 oclock. Mre J. K. Davis and Mrs Jeanette A. Hyde will give their reports . The marriage of Mrs Flora M. LeNeel and Jonathon Kershaw took place Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Jothn Lear ham on Wall atrseL Bishop William Wood performed the ceremony. A dinner was served to the members- of tb families end - a few friends. 'Mr. and Mre. Kershaw will be at home to their friend at III north Fourth Went street. ' Mr. BRIGHAM CITY. Friday evening, .Miss Ruth Horsley end Mrs Wright gave a parcel shower at the home of Miss Horseley In honor of Miss Delores Rees a bride cf the week. Roses were used as dsooratlons in tbs living room and the Musical numbers were dining room. rendered by Miss Ruth Whit and Miss Delores Rees beautiful gift were presented toMany tb honored A dainty luncheon wee served.- - gueat. Mrs. Wm. Sorenson entertained her home Thursday evening prior at to her departure for Idaho where she expects to make her home. The evening wee spent in a social way. Several piano selection were rendered Miss Evelyn Sorenson. Refreshmentby were served. Mr. and Mra. J. D. Call entertained Saturday evening In honor of Mr. and Mra. Justin B. Call, who were married and have returned torecently Brig-hato make their home A social evening was spent. Musical numbers were rendered by Mias CryetaL Jspson. Miss Florence Jones. Mra Warren Knudaon end Mr. and Mra. Justin B. Call. - a luncheon was served at the clot of the evening. In honor of her sixty-firbirthday anniversary, Mra J. P. Burton enter-taine- d at her home Thursday evening. Tb rooms were beautifully decorated with roaea A hot chicken supper was served, after which the evening wee spent in a social manner. Mine Florence Larsen of this city and Frederick R. Jones of Malad were married in the Salt Lake temple WedThe bride is ths daughter of nesday. Mr. and Mra P. J. Larsen. Mr. ana Mra Jones will maks their home in Malad. In the Salt Lake temple Wednesday. Miss Edna Graves and Oral Mathias of this city were married. Miss Graves Is the daughter of Mr. and Mra J. U Gravea Mr. Mathias Is ths sop ot Mr. and Mra Thomas Mathtaa Miss Delores Reea daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Rees of this city, and James Bush ef Ogden were married in the Salt Lake temple Wedneday. The bride 1 a graduate "of the Boxelder Mrh school and durtng the past year has been a teacher In the county schoola Mr. and Mra Bush will make their home in Ogden. Mra Leon Mayhue with her children of 8alt Lake is viffltlng at the home L dies . . t . . - - relatives end friends, wea performed by Prest. Frank Y Tayljr. A reception followed. The living room ws decorated In pink and artwhite.' The bride! party alcove that held large stood In baskets of Dorothy Perkin rose tied In fluffy mallne bows. , The dlntng boom bed a decorative scheme In yellow and white, having white and yellow roses in a crystal bowl on the sup per table, which had e cover of cluny lac over yellow aatirt. The lawn,-: where dancing was enjoyed, were luminatrd with amber end blue lights The bride wore n exquisite gown ef whit taffeta, with silver lac end with a tulle veil ribbon trimming caught with cluster of orange Woesome and pearla She carried Cedi Brunner rose end white sweet peaa Mtss Mabel Williams, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid end wore whit d cheae with a picture bet .crepe of white, georgette crepe and pink rote. "Artele Andersoir waa Ih flower Hsy. the beat maa. Vg'rl end Raymond The gvrm a numbered 4, 11- -- 1 In honor of Mice Jfecter RatL 'who the geest of .Mle Bernice Frit. v Mrs, A. ft. Bradley entertelned et-kenetngtoa at her borne on R eveoth Beet street. ' The decer-a- t 1 etit In palrtotie Ions were echirs. Arrrs-a- l bwl ef rwn tied 1 Wed-neods- e . rw-rne.- .... .,,..,(,,,,,1, Thirty. third Ward. Plano selection ..Mra. Jan Crawford. Blanch Ellsworth Reading Address . . .. . ..Dr. Fred J. Pack Instrumental selection .. Grant Trio Wells Ward. .. Song, "America Congregation Invocation. Contralto solo Virginia Roe Instrumental selection Supplied by Schuster Muelo Collage La vena Coehell Soprano solo Address Elder John F. Bowman ... Vocal duet. ....Mr. and Mra Arthur Johnson Benediction. .... Allied Premiers FodfrMft. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart Sr..' of Mesa Aria, are spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs J JL. Stewart Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Strandquist have arrived here from St. Louie, they were married on June .Mr.where and Mra Stranquist will be home at First South and Serend West. .. Judge and Mra William McCarthy and Mr, and Mra Adam S, Bennlon of Salt Lake spent this week In Brigham. LEHL; Mr. end Mra. E. N. Webb ajid family spent Wednesday afternoon, a) Lib- erty perk.' The Sunday school officer of the Lehi Fifth ward were entertained on Thursday evening at tb home of Mr. and Mr. William Wing. Gamea ware played and refreshment served. Mr. and Mra R. C. Piston entertained k. a week-en- d the party, following gee'ets being preeent: Mias Clair Bradford Ot Salt Lake. Miss Retta Cutler of LehC'and the Messrs. Dick Kappls aad HaroliKSlmmons of Payson. Mrs. Virrtrrwnoh of Washington D. C.. spent Wednesday at ths or Mr. and Mra.Ross'-SmitJxE.h Dorton. Mr, and Mra. of Lincoln, Idaho, ara (pending the week at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Rtehard Smltn. Tbs Miesea Evelyn Cook and Ruby E. Paraoes of Salt Lake spent .day In Lehi. Tha Sewing club, under ths ,tlon of MLse Velma Wing, mornlnd hike to tho hills Thursday. ! Mr. and Mra Merley Zabrtskia of Eureka are spending a few days with Lehi and Alpine frlenda Friday evening the following girl enjoyed a plunge party' at Saratoga Sprlnga being chaperoned by Mra Mary Ann Davis, their sewing teacher, Georgia Whitmbn. Leona Fjeld, Marian Gardner, Therms Taylor, Leri ore Jones, Myrtle Powall, Verneite Webb, Alta Fox, Norlne Fox, Ermo Borne.-Thelm- a Stewart, 'Vera Austin Md Gall Webb. The officers of ths Lehi First ward Primary entertained the various Claeses at an ice cream social, Monday afternoon. on- the chapel lawns. Miss Rachel Dunford of Sugar City, ie Id of Lehi, Idaho, end Charles wera married Wednesday InMIi Bait Lake temple. They will reside In Lehi. Another marriage of the week is that ef Mis Lain Wilson, daughter of Monroe Wilson, end Francis Grant of American Fork. They were ma-rtla Salt Laka. Wednesday. They will make their home la A merles B Fork Miss Tern Austin left Thursday morning for Idah Fails. Idaho, whsrs aha will visit relatives for two weeks I - Tv-kf- ed General Gorga RallSe. MaJ. Gen. W. C. Ju'y former surgeon general of the LONDON. Go-ga- s, United Rtatoa, who was believed to be rallied dying aarly this morning, aAghtly during the forenoon, according te a madefy hospital a -b or it tee - His conditten, however, remains erttteaL . jfcVMhG BRTAV. (Written Exclusively for Lnlvral Barytes') (Copyright. 112. by William Jennings Bryan.) H waa a BAN FRAN'CIBCO- - July t Reday ef triumph for Senator Glaaa. exleased from political obscurity by ecutive clemency he wee sure njy-n- gs his parol. Its e great dtesdvsn-tagte have to com up galnt mrh alnk into a personality. shrink dalegaUs whan Inalgnlflcaae wrath. Sacretery from Incurring hla mora popular, his Colby l.mi to ba pop. speech appeared to strike e more ular chord and the ovatloa whit h de-he might received at the coaeluelon with populude those not acquainted waa Just lar assemblies. But U tha greuadllngs hla smlla captures and hla poUtanasa attract what might If not for mistaken be reject. esatly of the good will, but a reel leader the een-etby kind o perfectly typified not rule by from Virginia doe affability er oven courtesy;willheandjust by dominates by his Impsrlal fear of what he may do nul-to abject who dare to think with any thoaa lifying reservations. The president was fortunata to find suoh a man to manage hie convention ciippilyBi No Victory On Either Side. ' The fight onith dry end wet plank did not result in a victory for either received something side, my plank ef the votes, end less then one-fifthere waa great joy among the of Mr. Glass when they found that the wet vote had givan them such a preponderance! It must have distressed them to have been comsoon te the pelled te return so who voted for my ef those amendment It is toe early yet to the explanation and analyse gather np the vote en my reeolatiea which read as follows: "W heartily congratulate the Democratic party on Its splendid leadership In tb submission end ratification of the prohibition amendment to the federal constitution and w pledge the party to the effective enforcement ef the present enforcement lew, honestly end In good faith, without any Increase In the alcoholic content of beverages and without' say weakening of any other of Its provlelona Some may have been unwilling to derejoice "heartily for. there-wer- e grees In the joy felt by Democrats: end word splendor" may have alienated some, for the splendor wee not as delating to the wets as to the drya Glass Considered gttnatton. Mr. But the real trouhls waa that carehad Glass and hi deand situation fully considered the cided that silence would be the Na- e poleonic policy, on the theory that a dry wet he to be conciliated while Is not supposed to really feel much so different Interest upon e new era we from tho old that mlaa to whichbeen may have have been accustomed A outgrown. Tho fight for a dry plank waa not In vein; it brought out tha fact that of the wets had only about one-thithe convention and that their votes came from a section which cannot control a Democrat senate or house. The roll call Insures a dry congress. A fight also disposed of e number ot booms. Gov. Edwards went onto the rocke; Gov. 8m!th surrendered whatever chance he had; Gov, Cox read the handwriting On the well. Senator Hitchcock ef Nebraaks Is the only wet candidate who suffered no loss. He has tho id votes from Nebraska, most of them voting for him because unexpectedly they have te, and two from the outside. If he can gain two vote on each, halloMt., weald soly tAke htm few hundred ballot y WILLIAM An BRUSSELS, July ment has virtually been reached by the Allied profilers In confer- - , ence here with regard to the division of German reparations on the basis of S2 per cent to France, 22 per cent to Gi'eet Britain, 10 per m oent to Italy; t per cent- - to and 5 per cent to Serbia, it was stated her today. The remaining I per cent will be divided among the other Allies, Including Rumania, Portugal - and Japan. Italy also will receive certain economio and financial advantages. This tentative settlement was declared to have been arrived at In a conference of the British, French, Italian and Belgian delegates. Word wee received today that the German delegation- to the Bps coafsrencewould cross the .. frontier at 1 oclock Sunday afternoon' reaching Spa at 2 p.m. Bel--glu- -- MexicanRebels Defeated, Routed or lp ' rd pos-elb- FINAL PHASE OF ly . CONVENTION BEGINS . (Continued from page one.) Tammany leaders.They voted solid- rt ly for Gov. Smith. This situation, wee pointed out. gave ell outelde apin control. pearances of Murphy being d Another consideration , being , by the McAdoo supporter wo ar holiday that Bunday and Mondaywant to start and the tired delegate ' cpl--talisa- . hA pel. wel-eye- -- Sail LakeThealre -- eC'-vN- e. ! in Ve. detratla J''' - today. . v . Alice Antoinette De Lamar ef New York city, who has Inharlted 10,00L 000 ef the aetata of tho late CapL Jo. eeeh R. O Lamer. er - "To M National eommaader and members ef the Americas (Legton on the occasion of the anniversary of the independence of the United State: Dear Commander end my near France end her army beve rendered recently a solemn tribute to the glorious memory of your brother wbe have falls oe the battlefields of Franca for the defense r liberty. W celebrate with you on this rourth ef July the anniversary of your Independence. Noble Washington will re main Its eternal oh ample and our fellow countrymen, LaFayetta, Rochora-bw- n and Omasa war Its enthualestle pioneers. "Fraternally nnlted by the Am er loan victories ear peoples bar piously kept In remembrance this earred flame of Justice and humanity. Tour geaereua spontaneity, your rourag your faith, d your peer youth, your leva for the Fra ace of Jeanne dAro of Marquerte ef Champlain. of LeFayett aad ef the pouli, move u profoundly. Mailed aa Cam end ea. My dear comrades ef the American Legion. 1 hail you a the worthy creed-eon- s of the olTIcere, non-comissioned officers end privates whom Washington commanded. Like ahem, you have sacrificed much, bat ilk them also you will remain the beloved children ef the American nation. "It will be the honor ot my Ufa aa n soldier and a Frenchman to have had among the army of democracy and of liberty, your splendid army, brilliantly commanded, always ready for any offensive. "Heroes ot the dark hours of yesterday, comrades In battle, let ns be brothers end faithful friends In the peace efforts ef tomorrow. "Franc end America did net fight for oonquoeta W hat war, we simply defend the soil ef the fatherland. "Washington and Lafayette have reminded tb soldiers ef Idealism. It wee with the exclamation my heart enlists In the eervtoe of liberty' that La Fayette left Meta liberated today, to embark on the ship Vlotloro, It was with the words LeFayett. w er herej that --my . friend and-- comrade. General Pershing, bronght to the French and to the allied armies the assistance of your millions of men. ad"Our orphan, supportod by your mirable men and women, will lay flow-ar- e at the foot ot Washington's status; our soldiers will render military honor to your flag upon which is emblasoned forever the name of Ohatean Thierry, Ralnt Mlhlel, Thleroourt and of the In their name I salute your star spangled flag; t the glorious dead of your three wars, asleep In divine and afpeaca I express theot respectful the sincere friend fectionate homage United of the Slate ' (Signed) "FERDINAND FOCH." . com-rede- e: Pro-Bolher- Brituh ik Paper Publiih Document by Intrigue Alleging ChurchilL Winston LONDON July . Write Rev h served on the eovtct trade minin her for the purpoe of eqourtag the sequestration ot Its proparty for tb satisfaction ot alleged creditor ot tb the soviet government aocordlng ta Herald. The newspaper adde the action wta raise the International question of t right of a revolutionary government Industry without companion tq "etockholdefd debts contracted by Us predecessor. ' life' . Expos, Churchill LONDON, July 2. Newapapan govfriendly to the Russian BotohevOt alernment. much prominence teaa the leged secret document published e ar Moooo JR newspaper Frovda, of II, which te eald to Spencer Churchina tb. Russian Imperial!. General Denikina, the south Ruaalag leader. The document. It wnh 1 found at Om.k after thn Admiral Kolchak. to.Wg , But there were others who eat unmoved. They formed a aoltd block In the center of the floor about which the sea of sound and feeling raged unheeded, and even as Bryan- grasped the Nebraska standard thrust up to him from below and lifted it high on the speakers stand, It must have been given to a wisdom born of his long political career for the men, who we Ulntater Naaonoff. the center of the great scene, to know wnhMr. tha format conversation that it wea admiration, not agreeChurchill and other Moscow ment that moved the people: that dehy the K brought from feat. not victory, awaited him. delegate. Labor British Effort. to Bryan Keyed Tricked Counter. From the moment when reading of by the Herald, The claim U mod the platform wee finished end he took document area of labor, that the the stand amid crle of "Bryan. Bryan. the tricked Churchill Mr. for the to prove present planks Bryan. upon Rue-l- a oountry Into maklnghlawar which be proposed to fight, the old colleaguaa and concealing from leader wee keyed for the effort of that he waa mak the oountry tha fact hi life. Against him he knew were go nereis. log term with caariat giants of debate. For that reason he excrethat tha Britishdecision It charge divided hie time swiftly presenting need the tory of state for warsoldier the outllnes of hie case then yielding to to Arch for to send volunteer other who would pave the wayhimevacuation of anrnl to seelet In thanorthern the climax he had. planned for Bosnia British troop from ' self. v a. a pretext for In concert with miliIt we plain that It wa thRAon Adtary operations dry issue on which Mr. Bryan Would miral Kolchak and Gen. Denikin. Tha to sweep the convcenter his effort it- - feet. - Ha ention-off newspaper say Mr. Churchill agreed to Gen. Oolovs plan for raising an to say for tha league of nations army to aid Gen.RedDenikin "under program of ratification with reserCroea the cover of the vations which he proposed. On this The document will without doubt he fUtly differed with Prest. Wilson he used in a vigorous attack upon Mr. at the Jackson day dinner in Wash Churchill by hi political enemies to Ington to set going the struggle, that ended' yesterday in sweeping victory parliament and tb press. for the president. He paid lavjsh histo in Mr. Wilsons plaee tribute Prohibition Reduces tory and to his leadership; ha talked he issues of lesser three forcefully Internal Revenue Receipts had brought to the convention for decision; but It was the dry plank on In District of Chicago which he had Staked every vestige of magnetlo power over mens hearts CHICAGO, July I. "Prohibition he possessed. reduced the inoom of the Chicago In the 20 minutes of drametlo apdistrict of the internal revenue depart. : he Child Fall From Open peal which closed . his ecu eade, ment 17,1(2.(21 during the year it horn reached new heights of fervor. His Fatal been in force, E. H. Evans, acting colaudience wa swayed until it eeemed Window; Injuries lector Ot internal revenue eald today.. that he played upon its emotions at will. When he hurled his last defiJulycol-L Mildred Lena Hie figure ahow that from waa CHICAGO, July there ance at the liquor trafflo with a predied early this morning 1111, to June 20, mi, diction that when the vetl was torn after from an open window lected (11.224.017, while from July L aside,- when .ths- women at the- nation while falling - The baby rolled from m2, ta Jury Id. 1220. tha cqUsotiaaa aalaap. . were given full political liberty her bed aad pushed out a screen. . amounted to (11,041,424. through the ratification of the suffrage amendment by another state, they and their children would be found battling for the cause shoUt'Went aurglng up into the dnipe of the root in au endless sea of sound, j . State Standards Form Hod go. It urged Into action, a Texas dels-gwho pulled the state standard from the floor end drove through the aisle to the platform. A ecore of state standard joined to forms hedge along The Board of Education of Salt Lake City will receive A battle wa the platform front. i fought around the California standard bids on cool requirements for year ending July 1, 1921. and it was smashed to fragments A women delegate from California finally was carried up to the speakers Bids win be received t the Office of the Clerk and stand waving frantically a, tattered, remnant of the state emblem. Anchasing Agent, 311 City and County Building, on or before other woman, dressed In white and with a drum alung to her side, was e July 20, 1920, ,, lifted ! the speakers table, and this wee the only sign of a 7 effort at a demonstration. ; specifications and instructions may be obtained at that Mrt Bryan came again and again ' (o the edge of. the stand, tewav to office, the crowd below. His face Vas shining and ttie spotlights made the tears that rolled slowly over tha deep furrows of his face sparkle like jewels. He was moved deeply and showed it. but his eyes went always toward that silent, sitting group ot delegates which yielded no Jot to tha tide Of feeling that awept down from the. galleries, It took desperate pod tiding of the died gavel to quiet thy storm. It Finslowly only to swell up agaJn. ally. after a threat that the galleries Colby would be cleared. Bainbridg 10 gnawer for secretary of state, tow the on league le- the administration broad-mindedne- - dlact-pllne- ik rrat . m ' antl-Bol.be- la Ar-gon- na - - - at group of McAdoo delegate,' declared by McAdoo supporter to rep-to resent more than enough votes block the eonventioh. at a meeting last night pledged themselves to vote indefinitely for their candidate ofany turn the convention might take. As to Switches. , Rumors there were During the early hour certain delemany report as to what One cf these wa Knights of Columbus gations would do.,, men might leave that the Georgia two and go Opens Educational " Palmer after a ballot or woe that NeAnother McAdoo. Sessions in Chicago to five vote or braska would give four to Owen end the remainder to Mcwith CHICAGO. July S. The first na- Adoo. Virginia; it was said tional Knights of Columbus education- some Show of authority, would stick then al convention began her today to te Senator Glass for a while and continue insyeselon tomorrow and also ewlng into the McAdoo column. Scattered delegate were talking ot Monday. PlanlKior the X, ot C. free me king a drive with Palmer and first school former fox, night soldier, sailor and marinervver discussed. then with Cox. Illinois wet, it wa out Cox Speaker traced the --efKmonths his- eald. were considering trying ho tory of the system, whlchgrew from if Palmers chance appeared one school in Boston up to th Mi, New Jersey and Indiana delegate con-it S0t graduates from II of the schools wa whispered about, were also Cox In the larger xtUea. It wo declared sidering going along with the ' that U.OOO.Ofle was repent on thd procession. . school and in furnishing echelon hi pe Bryan at hew Crooning. with d In varloue universities. While with fatigue, trth-e- f motion, 'deafened by the roaring thousand. William Jennings ut the Bryan, last night stood befpr in hi convention at Ifnei crowing life. qeerter century of..public hi heavy with eeberSy. Silent TOS1GHT LAST TIME figure In wrinkled alpde under the merciless glare ef the epOtlighte. he beard a eonormi ehoru oe by on strike down the iasjogbe , ., . had raised. But there w4 he gelaeaylpg the genuine new ef the tribute he received iifs even in defeet It wa given u thg WORLD MOe PgTOlIC man with en utter ehenhon, wuhqct Ft OKAJICC. aid rt bend or pip ergon hr eher of organised political dem-- I Atrveng trappier . Spiritism It sprang from the gal Mirntinni. I year eweetdeert tree? multitude that tlf votelee leriee. Are yra gels 1 berlcht I made the moment It own --'k Will tbs oil ptyT tint the tumult of He ednstreUoa Okie We.tee ' Mter Itbe man,- 4te her g; MEXICO CITY, July 2. Force commended by Cano Osuna, leader operating in the state of Tamaullpas, have again been defeated and scattered by Gen. Arnulfo. R. Gomes, accord ing to an official announcement issued at the war department last night. When he began hi up- - rising a few days ago, Oeuna had 1,200 men with him, but he - now . fleeing with only 20 loyal Supporters, it is said, j Jesus M. Guajardo began an insurrection let Bermejillo, state of Durango, a short. time ego, but is now fleeing end federal troops ere 'but 12 miles behind him. Gen. Manuel Pelaes has been ordered .. to tha state of Tantaullpas to op- erat against trooye headed hy Brig. --Gen. Porflrto- Consoles., a former lieutenant of the late President Carransa, says the Excelsior. CONLIN bead-quart- Thnua rs Of Reparations INDIANAPOLIS. July 2 Tb follew. lag message from Marshal Foch te the American Liltn, cabled from the LePerl poet end addressed to gion Franklin DOIIer, national commander, wa received el Legion National ency. th Decide Division -- Says France Will Celebrate Fourth of July as Tribute To America For Aid in Great War. Commoner Refers to Cmbi net Officer as Being Released From Political Ob-- . scuritjr by Executive Clem- .... st - - Seventh Ward. Saxophone solo Nephl E. McLachlan Vocol solo Hattl ... Cooper Address, Patriotism, B. 8. Hinckley Mlsa Egan Plano solo Seventeenth Ward. . . Congregation Singing, "America, Singing. "Flag of the Free,-- . . . .Choir Tenor solo, "My Own United States' Hyrum M. Christianson "The - Flag'" Without 'a Quartet, Stain, .. ..Seventeenth Ward Male Quartet Address . . Elder James H. Anderson Singing "The Star Spangled Banner m st Edna Duncombe, daughter Mra Dora Duncombe, and Ernest were united in marriage Wh'.ppt-rir.athis morning-athe home of the bride oa Garfield avenue. The bride has been an employee in the state road commission office ior over a year. Mr. Whlppermen is a business man of this efty. Mr.' and Mra. Whippermtn will reside la Salt Lake. A prety home wedding ot late June we that ot Miss Edith Lyle Williams and L. Clyde Anderson, which took place Wednesday evening at the home of ths bridegroom's parents,' Mr, and Mr. Joseph Ahdereon.- The ceremony which wo witnessed by only a few Harvey Ward are Mr. and Mra John Msthesoa announce the engagement of their daughter, Catherine C.. to George Erneet Asper of this city. ct Miss M. ls The marriage of Mlae Haxel Bur. ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard C. Burton, and Clarence T. Tlngey, took place in the Salt Lake 'temple Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Preet. Anthon H. Lund. Immediately foL lowing the services, a wedding break-fawea served to the bridal party apd the immediate families, at the home of the bridegrooms parents, Mr. and Mra Joseph S. Tlngey, on south Main street. A mound of pink end white roses forved the decorations of the breakfast table. Ifrvtbe evening a reception 'was given at the home of the bride on south State street. The parlor was arranged In roses and ferns, with a canopy of plnk-.an- d whits roses to tertwined with delicate ferns In one corner under which the bride) party stood. The library waa'pisda into a bower of ferna which screened the orchestra.' - -In the - dining- - , rbom. sweet peas and whlta roses 'wera used,- with a silver basket of pink sweet peaa and baby breath tied with fluffy tulle knots on the table. The table was covered with cluny lace over satin and held silver candlesticks con- - 'V, and Mrs - touring Yellowstone park. Mr. E. L. Cluff and daughter, Lu-elhave returned from a two months' visit Jn southern California Burnt, a July bride, was the complimented guest this afternoon at a prettily appointed tea at the Newhous hotel given by Mlaa Dorothy Burnt, Mlsa Alice Bee and Mlsa Marie Harvey. Dorothy Perkins rose In a low crystal bowl wera on the tea table, which also held tiny kewplee dressed 1b the costumes of a bride end groom. The place card were pink and white paint. d kewplee. Twenty close friends of the were the guests. Tha balconies from which punch was served were banked in ferns and palms The brjde, who was unattended, was charmingly ' gowned In white georgette crepe, with- - real- - lace- - ever broadcloth taffeta. She bad's shower bouquet of Orphella roses and whit sweet peas Assisting in receiving were Mr. and Mrs Joseph S. Tlngey and Mr. and Mrs Robert I. Kenton. -- Presiding In the dining room was, Mrs Bertha Tlngey assisted by Miss Thelma Dab- n. Miss Merlyn Chamberlain, Miss Lot Bradford, Miss Mildred Burton, Mlsa Mildre.d Tanner, Miss Edna Burton and Miss Madelina Lohman. Punch walKserved by Miss Anna Bur ton.- - The muelc for. dancing was- furnished by thcNWoodberry orchestra. Mr. and Mrs Ttngey are spending t Sourrtair In Par. their honeymoon leys canyon. " 'After a'tidp to Idaho during th;e month, the ybung couple will be at home in this cttjat 22(4 south State, - tions .... ... ...... Mlsa Margaret urt g, Mlae Jan Richards of Wilming.Choir ton. Del , who to the guest of Miw Mrs. Kittle Wilkins Cutler, organist Frajicen Knox will be in guest of .Mr. James H. Nielson, chorlstsr. honor at a dene this evening at the Country club, given by Miss Kwox. i a. m. 1 1 Fast Day meetings will be held la thq various wards of the city In the afternoon. TbeSundayechool will be held at the usual hour In tb morn-Inand ward evening service etli be under the direction of the AssociaMutual Improvement - h. iV at Mrs Hyrura Plngree. Jr., formerly Mlae Mery Copealng, who has been on a m teuton In New York returned home Wednesday and la at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs Frank wUL. return Copenlng.- -- Mra- liner to New York In the fall. wlt-ko- r bride-ele- red, whit In SOUEfl . Uieo to Cool ioaicro Pun -- ed A eue,- - Colby Strike Emotional Chord. . Cool, unhurried In speech, President Wilson- - spokesman etruck at once at the emotional qualities In the made. He die, appeal Mr. Bryan-haeffort of the Nemieeed the braskan en prohibition almost with- grT out notice, approached hi own topic of louch that brought with Iigbtne laughter at times and with consummate skill sought to turn aside the mstr'of feeling Mr. Bryan had counted upon., Ha also wa accorded a reception end noa leedemonstration, this and cheering suptime with the band and organ, but tb ported by over. was crisis It'hardly needed the effort of Sen- n ator Glass as platform eummittee-chalrmato assure the full and comfor tfre administration plete victory force and the committee draft platform which followed. Even tbs crowd In the galleries appeared to expect It. for despite the tribute It had paid Mr. chuckle of amusement end Bryan. a epetter of handrlapping greeted the "one, which Vxiilev of tremendous eelrt the Cry pterk to erteet , we on tho dry plank ThKote roll rH having been wverwheteqto. demanded h Mr. Bryan, and It went doer" wrh sirfKrft three te one acainet votes en hla IL In the proposals, the yhunder ef the negative elmoet blotted from memory the fnvrmot fecfthet erafterirg. feeble of aye had ppeeaded It In every ease. auding 1920-Ma- of p iurope 4 i diShowing all the new nationalities, visions and boundanes established at The close of the war. ,A four page chart and wall map on. map the reverse side, .an .up-tp-da- fe of Idaho giving all new. counties and aiito roads. 1 r V Only '50c to Deseret News Subscribers Worth $2.00 at any Store L -- ;V W:i i- -, . |