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Show . . ' ; I THE DE,SEMT , 2 W1DN'ESittY1 $ :S!E1VS ". . , 6CTOBEIt lboon, ..2 I . , ' r . - - ,,, ......,,s.,........,J sp. , Niftmorato OM . lie 4. of their beioved use tt .. . . make it as certain as It ma be nall a will hi, ' that no eamilar sonettit 4 a aad mended ot mothers hne 117,..a........t..(n......baofkt----"--seq-"tbj'll'-'2A, and wives in the future. , This dirty le se plate that K seems . le me to canaticuto a primary demand . everyone epee the oteneetootte ofmoot , . of us that le Inconceivehle to , It . i Or ea been tales should have men any he to declare that th , me heatileas women of theotrentey- - would Sakti t"' have to furter the intolerable burden and privation of war it the ;Amin Of Nallors were adopted. The League of Senator Harding Interprets Middleton, Ohio, Birthplace Nations effort is the a , the whole group of nations wile Report of His Alleged. Presidential Nominee of were opposed Is Germany to .q,cork. ,4 --- --- themeelves and the rest et inaskind 'Actiritios in55 Rtissia as;I a repotitioa of the ever. It will, . ?ays Homage to One of again) back . , of it the watchfulness and have Lineof------,i1"- . -- ---- ' -,, - - - Her Favorite Sons. Big Political "Frame-Up- " . material force ot all the nations and is, , , . I ., , . fi,-such a guarantee of a peacolal future .. 4 t as no man ran ques. .. .. . tion who does not doubt the whole FLOID MAC4RI.17. (By Al mediated Press.) , spirit with which the war WWI conI To3 . Ont. Y. Oltio II. b. Staff Correito3nderr.r Th rrpat I dueted asinot Germany. DMZ1'011M MARION. Ohio. Oct. 37.The view , lit 0111Ikti tiftr 116110 the otleota of own' influence of the Vnited States , . was expressed at Senator Warren O. Gov. Celt if Ohio. will be abooluiely thrown away ., br campsigning our do 1 not complete the task which lip Ilieee. where be VAS .born and spent soldiers and sailors no heroically uw, itardines headquarters today that re. i at toter and were opreading linking the sena. dertook-ttoday execute. i ports days boyhood tis A;tielo X Is Pkage. tors named with alleged activities et i Dayton. Ws residence, the Democratic "One thing ought to be said. end Waehingtors D. Vanderlio to Russia In i presidential candidate brought his ' ..4... said very cloarty about Article 2C,, , order ilt embarrses the Republican . . candidacy &Ad his pleas for the Leegue the ,,t Ak. Naof covenant of APP AP the i em r: 4 League t candidates. Of Natiore and other canipaign doe- tions.! It is the elfloottle 1' preaidential of thi , Senator Harding who declared be 11-'members of Om liocti toot they will xact!" the thing never before heard of this Vandertip Local cominittion had made. upuettell unite to 'mot . which Germany attempted no matter and has no agent in Russia also sew I preparations for the candidatl hostel who atismOto . . , It the them future. is . in ' the of this spreading report by stforta Buildings were generated I. aa an azact definition as tiould ., ,!I ' to an officials . Washington attempt "Our of . I snd lithographs , .wtth flags given la gambrel terms of the outrage smoke him out oo the policy be will . , . i Germany would have committed have toward Russia if elected. I sJiceigir and his running mat. Trask- whish --4' could. la it ! The Republican candidate hes given airs D. Roosevelt.. and large reeeption No Reserve. Blacks and Blues Included. .. ....., . "Germany violated the territorial little study recently to the RtIOntnn sit'escontittees. with braes bands. ap- integrity of her neighbors and flouted uation. ' 4 in but his confidence thew Alterations. No for $ay Charge nted. Marty relatives of the ma 'their political Independence in order that if elected he will approach that t k- -' Gilbert and his father. almost to herself. every didate. aggrandise Including tangle with an unbiased miu d. not play , ils 4t) Vol of Eaton, a nearby village. were war of hintory has originated in such Into the bands of foreign nations who ''tr : Z. C. M. I; Extra Special se special 'meets of honor. . designs. It is significant that the ma- hays ulterior delirni on Russia. and ,. Cinc.innati tions of the world should have at last keep a sharp lookout for American here from . .. Arriving . , ' i 4 whore the 'overflew spent the night combined to define the general muse business 4 1 nation. in - f , that Interest, concert :. bit of war and to exercise itch 'q& 1 Senator left &legion i:ort.bris anamtiv.:tingtemfoa;kflinntal today Harding i such to as may be neoessary prevent " to Ohio. of both horns r. ... ''favoritsi stump . 'sive campaigning. the candidate was methods. Article X. therefore, is the sons" r is and final battleground for the ft erectile redemption of the pledge which presidency. 'prepared to tell his friends and neigh11 Values. to I. 147.50 Up of thee world ! 1,ore of his fight across the nation the free sovernments While Senator Harding's four dayr A . . . membership ' is the 101,11 ao their people when hey os., stumping tour will !tor American to be restricted . . toned the war. They promised their Ohio league. ., -. f ..... his bass audiences. maws Off. Z. C. M. 1. NeckwearOne-Fourt- h people tot only that Germany would been prepared as appeals to the whole i 1") 4 prevented from carrying out her American people. t Nominee Charges Rivals - .).' plot. but that the world would be In his epees tonight at Gray's ar-' in the future from Simi- mory. It was Senator Cleveland. the Array Class Against Class safeguarded lar. designs. indleated. will reveal in general terms . ' , Moshe ),' his eoneeption of the obligation and (Br International News tinniest.) "We now Isave to choose whother service to be rendered by the nazi presATLANTA. Ga., OoL , 1 we will make Om -Nc17 good or quit. Ws ident tn unifying the American people L. D. S. GARMENTS-- 10 PER CENT OFF. 'tempt has been made by our oppon- hay joined the issue, sad the WOO. Is In constructive efforts. And in the re. .. ents to distract tram the lime by let- botwoes the spirit and purpoos of the maining prepared peeehee to be de, All standard brands of goods included in this special regroups soh with a sal-'fi- United Stets' and the OP frit of im- livered on following nights In Akron. ting up racial said 4 M Cos. porialism no matter whore it shows Cincinnati and Columbus. the Repub00,0's duction. Gov. James purpose, ..-lit alltk is ab- lican candidate will summarize In conIs In a letter received here by Frank itself. The spirit if imporiallers e rit ye rP ment, needed ;$ to these free of crete hie views to fashion such grOtibli upon opposed Jr.. solutely Stanton. . Dontwithotat to to of life fro nation lb tho safe been has alleged promised leghdation. readjustment aomething Attractive price redactions on our entire line of Men's the conflict- development of poacatul industry. to Derail inelliciency. the League of Na, any consideration about s. boon' made. Men's Cloves, Hats and Caps, Hosiery, Bath of taws th proctions knot and that lb. other Shirts, completion righteous proratees important ing . moot eariouit of all ogees of civilisation. . It moms to Ins. mind the my Robes, Gents' Umbrellas, Jewelry, etc, OneFourth Off. Zo No more 'perish delegations will ha .proeentad is the attempt to and I think It will soem to you. that It have our is arouse racial hatred. Promises duty to show its indomitable P.O.,?.. It Marion. When the swing will and irresistible majeaty of the through Ohio en& the senator will re, ,bain MAO to ths 0 so , not of Extra Special. believe the do Unitod of the turn to &tartan and await the result . States, high purptise garty which I g that th I part we played in the war its next Tuesday's balloting. ' , promisor bop, any intention of ALL-WOO- L o , .BOYS' SUITS, HMS. idiors and sailors may bo orownod out. , r, "There are some classes of aoolety with the achievomont of lasting peace. . S'ults, with two pains of lined pania. Regular ol , 4 No one who ppms the ratifies. LORD MAYOR'S BOOT 'which cannot be, To Quote the words of the Immortal Lincoln: "Ws do not tit) of the treaty .of Versailles and $20yalues tor 113.75. want the termed to b slaves. but that the adoption of tho covonant of the ..- .does not mean that we want nitro Isoiruo , ot matione has proposed any ' , SUBJECT Of DISPUTE 'A groat hot of kit.. pante. includwomen for our wives." I know bt no other adeonato means of bringing I III Off. All Knee better Way to sprats the evils In the about settled pose.. There Is so oth; scordurops. ,up I. $4.00 tug 1 r available or possiblo.inoans. and attempt to array elate against class iu " BOYS' WAISTS, 98c. ultra upuetalvalue. 1 , America." this means Is reody to band I They - - t (Continued.from page one) have, on the contrary. tried to Perto $1.50 values, ,, Up . suade you thet the every pledge con. taxicab-Mrs. . in drove 0P tained in Article X. which is the as. mination Aril, ?HATING 111.1110 Special. , MarSwiney rapped briskly to the , gentle,' pledge of the whole plan of was which doors Some Sizes, 75c. ' immediately thrown erforttY, ta iteelf a threat of war. en. ' the conetables the guarding open 1' . Lettnente Party lifmsta , . trance standing aside deferentially. Ego 1Furilousi "It ig. on the contrary, an assurance The coroner arrived shortly afterward . . . , C. M. 1.,HaTRrtmainilKSIIn'sAENI:c BAGS, IA OFF.. Z., of the concert of all the free peoples of and the party filed into the governoes . 5 , -the world in the future, as In the re- room of the prison. f .t , .. , , , , , cent ,, ,,...,...1. past. to se Justice done and huCoroner GI. P. Wyatt opened the (Conti:Meta from pow ono). I ' t 111;;;10106001110 manity protected and vindicated. This proceedings with the usual formali.116 AT"olooloolommon IS DRUG rronz omit, lore' the strength of the German I, the true, the real Americanism. ties. He suggested that the brother of . I 411414 SOUTH MAIN ST. 'armies wea broken. That was This is the role of leadership and the late lord mayor might desire to tEMESINEMNIMMENINSIONEWBON .... . ., of becaube a ,the felt which Mac. their tbat Solicitor the testify for the family. vidusly great championship A. right moral fortio which they could not look leaders of the Republic intended that it Donald. representing i' the family. inoast Second South, Mrs. Sarah Clayton vs. T. A. Butterfield. and Arthur J. I it in the face, had come into the contest should play. The American. terposed, however, with the reminder I Lee, s. James Thomas folyhrones. and D. M. Draper., speakers... and that thenceforth all their profes- ism which we bear so much prating that'the lady mayorem had been sum- DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES Called Markin, 1392 District I eions of right wets discredited and about now is spurious and invented for, moned for that purpose. The coroner Dank n Clearings Raw-iDecreameToday's ' Butler, F. W. James and Calvin purposes only . local bank clearings amounted to $2.- asked Mrs., Macilwiney if she desired they were unable to pretend that their party gs, speakers. 'This choice Is the supreme choice to testify. She replied "Tea." laid her Lucille L. Itarnewm-I- n as a local hospital, 6111.1111.74, wtth $2,- continuation Of the war was- not the compared District 110C. A. Midgley, 962 east 328.192.03 for the L Barnest infant daughtee of the present campaign. It is re- vett back over her hat. stopped to the SPEAK AFTERNOON AND of corresponding day Lucile D. Thurman support , of a government', that- had grettable Samuel Earl Second Barnee South, and the late Mrs. Maas) G. that this choice should be end of the table opposite the coroner, of last year. violated every principle of right and tlennefer O. Ellis, speakers. T. and died Barnes, associated with a She Tuesday. party contest. As and took the,oath.,. every consideration of humanity. Work Bonin on FoundationWork was born in Sate Lake, Jan. 25, 1920. District 111H. A. Reeve, Ill east ' compared with the choice of a course t kiPtinght In services at the Joseph William has Occupation Sustained. South, H. W. Watson, Dr. Grace NIGHT IT BIG RALLIES Third begun on the foundations for the Funeral of action that now underlies, evr ' Taylor chapel this afternoon Stratton-Airenew Interurban depot at the southwest Interment She said 'her tams was Muriel with speakers. "It is my, privilege to summon you other the fate of parties is a matter the side of the mother District 116C. .r. Oulbranson, 122 intersection of South Temple and In the city bycemetery. MacSwiney alit that she HeParties are signif- ?mimeos I , now to the concert of peace and the of indifference. r east Third South, O. C. Dalbyj speaker. West Temple street. to be completwaa Terence completion of the great moral achieve- iaant now in this contest Only because ed in Cork. Her husband Genie Miller MeCulitrega.--.A- t District 141Clubbou4e,w Garfield, ed this fall. During the winter plans Greed t In addresses before the members ef the voters must make up their minds MacSwiney.. aged 40. ment on war which the repyour pat Colo., Mrs. Genie Miller McI "What wae he?" asked the coroner. the Salt Lake local of the Federal Erti thecoRrieesa EsipmeerakeIrs.Goshen and John will be completed for the superstruc- Junction, resented and in the presence of which which of the two parties is most likely 31 Cullough, years I wife old, G. G of S. An Irish., volunteer," was the anture's erection. In the spring. the world found a reeesurace and a to secure the indispensable results. The wer. McCullough, died Tuesday, according to union yesterday rift elnoon at I ward. ployeee District 160Bennion word was nation never here. received called upon to make: recovery of force which It could have OM flomew-Fr- ed Vilidting Lyon, Miss Gertie Miller of She was formerlY District 166M1dya1e. ; a living by that? the Newhouse hotel, Congreasman MU- solemn determination than It Salt Lake. Death experienced in no other way. .Wo en- a morenow40-- 1114 avenue. J. formerly a well known local mining followed an Operation. Pacific District &flowered Mrs. "No." Democratid candidate Bee idea her MacSwiney. H. must make.' ton The Welling, whole as future: lered the war, yea not one time and connected at with man, remember, Coalvi!u. Mn. E. husband, he "Had speaker. any other occupation?" McCullough is survived senate. and Mathoni- States United S. Smelting & Refining comU. for the merely to beat Germany, but to end the moral fore. of right in the world de-- 1 two by sons, and was k Roy tichool a "He numteacher for a George: four possibility of a. renewal of such in. pends upon the United States rather ber or for Congress pany, is a Salt Lake visitor from brothers, Williams. Ray. Georg and York & Hartford year,' replied the lady may. halt Thomas. candidate New upon any 'other nation and it Bert Miller and two sisters, Mrs. O. is now located. ' he where lquitous schemes as Germany enter-tattle- than Roston, discussed district. the Second the from F. Sheets and Mrs. J. C. The war will have been fought would be pitiful. indeed, if, after so The The coroner pressed the point, and reclassification bill which is now peed. Will Attend FuneralMembers of body is being brought Ringwood. to Salt Lake , Note Issues Approved vain- - and our immense sacrifices malty traits free peoples had entered Mrs. ' for before MecSwiney will Congress. replied: board Relief the general tug Society 'thrown away unless we complete the the treat league. we should bold aloof. husband did nothing for years p. tn. Congressman At 1 o'clock attend the funeral of Mrs. Isabella B. Bernard RAY meagerAt 2210 Sixth r. work ere then began, and I ask you to I suggest that the candidacy of every but"My (By International News dervice.) work for his country." Thomas spoke et big Welling and-MFouler in Ogden. Mrs. Foulger was East street, Bernard Ray Stager, son Ineonsider that there is only one way candidate for whatever office be teat-i- d Coroner Wyatt objected WASHINGTON, ,Oct. 27,The to the wit- Democratic rallies in the Pioneer stake this question. shall we, or shall nem president of the Ogden stake Relief of Arthur. and Beatrice Anna Gough ,to assure the world of peace: that is we by Comniercei 'Commission describing' her husband as an ball and the Sixteenth ward amluie- terstate today society board and sineere regret at Seeger, died yell?. He wee 19'years, not redeem the great moral obliga1)y makihg it so dangerous to break the beIrish volunteer, to which she re- ment hall, the League of National authorized the New Tork, New Haven her untimely death as the result of old, born in this city Aug. 13, 1201.,,No- peace that no other nation will have tions of the United Statesr joined: ing the principal issue discussed at & Hartford railroad to issue 22.000.- - an accident was expressed at the of- tics of funeral later. 1 the audacity to attempt it. W. should' both places. fice of the general board. Inquiry Restricted. his home, IV Ludwig Gortat--.4- t net be deceived into supposing that west Fifth South street. Ludwig In addition to the principal speak- - 000 worth- of 1 per cent promissory "I don't see why: Ireland has an 0orta4 re-- ! to be used to the ASK...'-'60 notes, imperialleic schemes ended- - with the proceeds of S. the died 26. Its IMP a HatUt Oct. years old, president army of its own don't you call that ers. George for road's defeat of Germany, or that Germany. imburite of the native money treaeury came but to student this Germany an occupation in your army?" Brigham Young university is the' only nation. that entertained such country about 30 years ago. rnt It less and a former service man, and expended to obtain equipment. The I , CHURCH NOTICES t said coroner. the "Yes." body is "but that than a he year ago resided at MAnti. or was moved by sinister am- -' W. D. Roberts of Provo both spoke in road also was ranted authority tole. a different thing entirely." tt ',schemes and Rock Re is surrtah, sue and $2,000,000 worth of talon and long standkng jealousies' I ''; vived by his wife,Springs. Mrs. "Quite." was the monsyllablic reply behalf of Thomas N. Taylor for golf.. equipment pledge Anna Gortat, of which notes trust The o: conference toattiKk the',,Tert.structuraart.eivil., Quarterly regular and mot children. of witneas. The the body is at the are to bear interest at 1 Pioneer stake will be held Sunday, S. M.eight itation.. There are other nations A meeting will be held tonight 'in 11.1100,000 , Solicitor Taylor chapel. daeDonald Nought to quescent and the , remainder at 6 per Oct. "II. with sessions at 10 chi, which art likely to be powerfully per and which at ward (BY Associated Press.): Grand the Le ' ' ball, the tion the about the lady mayoress cent. I, 6:30 p.m. In the stake hall, and at 2 moved or ate already moved by.,com'VERA CRUZ. O!tT ILProvisional charges upon which her husband was speakirs will be Mathonihah Thomas rnmERAL,'Dnucer' oRs , In the Tabernacle. The evening mercial Jealously, by the desire to dom- President de la One O. C. Dalby and I. C. Thoresen. coroner The arrested. to objected liuerts, has been asked this. DESERLT NEWS JOB DEPT. will be devoted to the Mutual Mate and to have their own WO in In the Tenth ward meeting held be will also he did innot desire saying the JOIL WM. TAYLOR. 11-'t It W. TEJOand in enterprise and it le noo--- to guarantee freedom of employment quiry to go 'mond the cause of amusement hall, Dr. S. H. Allen, Prof. How is your stock of Letter Heads, Improvement associations, and an tnkt. - -- politics to lee leading undertaker and cheek them and in 'Pori's and --"potent -- workers -- fromviolence duatts.---Mr.E, Mayeock. Envelopes, pl,aHearje And nther of, terosting time is eipected throughout. pie voltam MacDonald aid mbalmer. Sort, and lees ALI members of the stake anti others geodethem that the world wIll. be united at the bands of striking dock workers flee supplies the boot - Primo at pour sunlit; ows 111111111regarded the death as the result speakers,. l. THE DE&ERET NEWS JOB DEFT. interested are cordially invited to at- Wea 710e of the lord mayor. arrest and Ger- In this city, as Olttlaget Meetings. against them as it was against of result resolutions tend the meetings. , mazy 11they attempt.. any ' similar Democratic cottage Meetingz will b. passed yesterday at a meeting of repCAL ILDDINOTOSI lb 00. i H. went on a huager strike the day held Officers and board members bt Plat tonight: place's the following IrETNZAAL DIRBCTORIL reeentatives f the Chaniber of Com- he was armted. am they had no right oneer stake will hold their regular Conattentions Demasok, 14-- 214 west First South, District OPZN DAT ANQ WIGHT. merce, shipowners and industrial in- to arrest lam: it was an offense against In the stake hall monthly meeting C. "The mothers and tigers and wives tereets hors. Lund, speaker. FAUNS MT: Locals, Henry the laws of the Irish republic." replied 27, te 7:30 p,m. Oct, 210 Wednesday. of the country know the sacrifice of " District Raymond. If the preeldent will not Mrs. MacSwiney. spiritedly to another south Ninth West. F. J. Rawlings and ' mMift0 war. They will feel that we have give theseprovisional Relief ma, officers of Tractkan 24 withis trusrantees Retunwwmene. of Solicitor MorlIonelee tplootinne. ,gocietr Ensign aDONNEL It CO, UNDERTAKTILII. mieltd them and compelled them to trade in this city will &lase forhours, Grant Bagley speakers. --- -will meet Friday, Oct. It. at rd --tier H. F. Dicke of the Traction corn- - leaks two ombalniers. ittiIIT &mini Wee' make an entirely tinnateseary sacrifice days as a protest. 11 p.m. In the Twentieth word Djsretet IsWilliam Cook. 1041 In case he returned afternoon from this Tiotopto otritma. West Fourth south. K. N. whit1,1 !Atlantic City, N. J where he has been when the subject of !'Family chapel, -- -'the Organ-Withiown-- I , petition altogether, ' Pacific.' attending the annual oonverition at will be diszuseed by the genespeakor: Martians Btager. III027 have agreed to close sr' of food stores . west the American Electric ram K. Thurman. spsaker: )101MMICITTS Of business. their t ' places ' ' , Railway also-Thir- d alogical department e Attdc Tor ' Islaub. IL South. : speak. Goorgo dation. During the first days of the dock ' LAMB MALARLE AND Nowv , SALT stake Officers will Liberty Primary workers' strike, work was carried on Work...C. 0 Jhnooii. ' treo. COTIIIIMS. 917 welt meet In the Ninth ward chapel Satur- -' etoutal Fish Screen to be 'resnoti--Ordo. , under the protection of infantrymen M ittroot. IS. 3 F. Tobht. speak- have boon given by It. H. Siddoway. day.,Oct.'30, at p.m. A full attend-- 1 resent4 Itouth.-Johand marines, but those troops were to hay one of ths Tuckflold auto- &ore is desired. ,T. . later recalled by the federal Int , doCEIMICALLI 117- -11. TanA. Harrington. 114 matic fish screens placed la th loll-daDistrkt A partment. The Graffito. stake monthly priest- ammo., l. south First West. T. T. Burton aMd ner streant. two miles mouth of Stevedores at Tanteloo, WASATCH .1 LA1r14 CSMETSRT hood convene will Freer, at meeting the new screen to a In the Ordet rive iitam Reese, eptakors. and Puerto Menlo, have gone on ear,. 14- Kale $S. tabernacle on Sunday, Oct. II. Pereastaa sale This screon works on stake north Find Weft. thorouth test. Vistrict I7-- 123 Sulks In empathy with the strikers, l at a p.m. In connection with the above Rummage different-principaa Walkfrom the H. 1111111111Enek Hart. Charles speaker. SC. 1J is wonderful" ears c following epeclal meeting will be rumuurr. ihstriet 110.Mrs. staff. 14 K street, er ocreen. some of which were. re- the Sc. Burton. "I bad bete a offerer Home missionaries at .12 m.; a. hid: the installed commission. and Miller Stewart. P. by Ralph Austin cently , trent stotnerb trouble for 20 years 1 Rival Political Speaker ZHNIEST of eiLAM thOrith IC, councils SALT of ()residents eventy,' spea kers: - ders and btratIve !Immo Quinine and sow I aro it:ortat. saw s4r.. us, laitrat our P. C. FAans. :41 Two Apply tor II lloweesi.Appnvaspeclai miesicturies at I 'Lake thstriet P. U. wee sorra. Ikm made drootroo Daeors ' by yetortlay opartaltty p.m. A full attendance is desired. Tablets Pays Mondeli Courtesy Tatonle gets rlebt- after tbe ranee P. trfi. Al ten T. Sanford, okpeakfor. Ws& ISM krt. and J. W. lituosoer to the state (malt 1 Noah-Wat- s J istreei. of fan m ach troubles betaking tip and Alfrel Ihstrict soak Lake The gall Pr,merv union board lease for of I;lection the U. A6.0,41.t.4 Prete ) The World-Famosi E. tunn and Haycock ELORAL CO 6.n4 Gaorge speak.' township II south I'S rife 5 east for rnatiting win be hei4 tisterdav. cwt. 1,1,CRAL Remedy gases retrying oil the acidity o-1 SHERIDAN. Wyo., Oct. ors ato6a ti r. 21.4 Put Tot. Ws BOIL and of court, when the eases is refor Colds. Grip and Info- - p m. In the Twenty-eecon- d and oil. If). at aparti Crof,Poetint for petroleum 104-1- 1rs. canoe Conircosotnan ,Frank W. , ., 14istrict Gotheima, moved. the suBerer irts well. If yot ward, chapel. Thia land Iles In 1101.001! AL COM. DP:Flo:INV A EIIXIALTT de:i. Republican floor loador. who le have I. canning apartments. Gem-G- . soorness, betetung. indoreetton, rent r"-sl- y vs, 114, Ote B. D young. speak. eandidato tor PlresetereThe Court and rase le ITI in Pirwa.ter teepees Es. NEKAL,..!totst food repeating or any tabor stozneele et al es Ind.- of Loma bospital In Lndor. Wyo.. Sonator trouble. rot 'Tu.torsi eccvirm. Ute Iron Itirlit int RAIISPIWID Perift lets Fatoo;a tabieee after C. Dell T2e owe peedlost Coal & Coke company sea Jona B. Kendrick. Democrat. UAW., Pifetriet 114- -0. Jene-stdr.oloo cto,4 moteleT, 'rot I Ne:d 1 canceled a PrankRs ndatorneot be asirb meal and find relief. Big bet South Temple, nr. J. F. Merrill, epoilkIn the Late supreme tit today com CLY. TrYL-1MET Ward 10011 TicentYlift;-itc , chapel emits cosy a trifle with your dreg- wool to bare boil in Itewroloolo. Mon-de- g er boy .Caves heard od takes Wider n. Tired'-- . 1117.$11 Geo' iron-trinhed be Inierment.ert Dartmnt e borne town. irtt's fla..461;00.,. Diraitt 197A. G. Nebeker, leil talvietmont arere W. C. Buiey . et el City cemetery. anti Itgat inri.ods4. Waa111. we 'SMOKING 110MIOVINERS' HEAR COX ON 1 OUT'' R4 PLOT IS SEEN .,,.. IN RED CHARGE LEAGUE ISSUE Continues L TEM - of . Entire. wll-inform- S- . oys . br , om on7g.:.änd .61( -- tr. 4 I - tt t Itinvited , ' 50 Yolitik N' en , Sults $25 ,, 17.---"- sh sub-Joint- : Extra Special Knee Pants Afro-Americ- an rat-eyin- , - d ii,:, , ..z.., : Men's- Shirts, values to $4 $1.98 Deon.. ' I' . , --- , ..6. i' - t 7 463 f : Mt tifitotmthige.s..b.át 43 ,. ' Vtl'''V. , -- , Shop-I- I M. I. Mért9S Ze Co ,"., , I f I, $ ,... . Or . . . , 192( - - ' - p , 4 . A All-Wo- $1.98 ; Pant-One-Fou- rth ' z- - 98c . C ' col 0 1 Ai 11: - NS - 1 .. . --- .. . ( by Death - y, , "Did-hama- - -t Bf 1 k d. I. , ' . - r1RIICERS It 4., ;:',A.11F,RTA'S. AID 1 -- , O-- , 1 '-- and-Geor- the-tants- ily e -- court-martia- - Late r' 110-4-.uella - di.-regar-ds etrovolb omac on Strille. 20 Years , l'' LI . grno' ' .. 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