Show 2 a X '! i r t iSSalLitoi a f"tf ihs£ kUgtiwtb'nfafr-S- i jYI mLi JS£g& V THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MO NDAY MORNING JUNE U COMMITTEE BOARD LEAVES School Waits Gift of Tree ?From South APPROVES 530 FOR DEGREES Shoppin FUND DIVISION Through the Garden Gate With Alice And Evelyn Now Playing ON THE AUDIBLE LAST SCREEN ORPHEUM— ' Racetrack" with Lo Carrillo JunionCosblaa Kay Hammond CHEGWIDDEN MAUD Lee Moran By CAPITOL — Greta Garbo tn "As You Dire Me" wilh Melvyn Douglas Owen Moore Erich Von Sttoheim Rugosa Roses Are nd Piry PARAMOUNT— aroea Dunn Shannon in ‘ Society Girl’ with Bpencer Tracy Marjoria Gateaon Behind tho Mask" with Jack Te shrub roses those tall growers RIALTO—Borla Constance CumKarloff which must be used m an entirely Holt mings Claude King Dawn' with Jack Mul-ha- ll different manner from the hybrid tea ISIS—’ Murder at Dunn also Constance Josephine roses are now in bloom and will conBennett in ‘ Lady With a Past" with 2 DAYS! Th lovely (lowing myrtle tef oI the icreenl Bloomiug TO TREASURER A white oak tree from the of Virginia will be presented to the Washington school Monday at 2 30 p m by the Utah George Washington Bicentennial commission The tree was given to Chauncey P Overfield chairman of the commission by the southern state The program contemplates that Governor George H Dem will make the official presentation which will be accepted by Evelyn Higgs Addresses by Mayor Louis Marcus and Superintendent of Schools G N Child will be made Songs will be sung by the school chorus 6 1932 state tinue in many instances to bloom all Bn Lyon William Haine In "New Adven-tursummer A great many of them will STATE— of Wallingford' then ripen handsome seed pods which with Jimmy 8chnozzle’ Durante Ernest Torrence Leila Hyami will decorate the bushes all winter O? M— Beast of the City" with Walter Surely you will want some of these Huston Jean Harlow Wallace Ford fine roses in your garden if you do MARLO (ftugarhoube)— James Dunn and with Sally Ellers in "Dance Team not possess any now Minna Oombel There are many sorts of roses among STAR— and Charles Farrell Janet Oaynor In ‘Merely Mary Ann” also "The BeApportionment of moneys received those which we use as shrubs most The committee on graduation of the loved Bachelor" with Paul ukas Dorfrom collections under the individual University of Utah has passed favorpopular of all being the rugosas and othy Jordan franincome tax and the corporation their hybrids and the specie roses ably upon 530 candidates for degrees chise tax acts of 1931 and the setE J Norton recorded reported after The rugosa rose is a native of Japan and has foliage so deeply veined as ting up of the various accounts in the committee concluded its final conmade must be connection therewith to appear wrinkled hence Its name sideration of applicants Satuiday at E A Chris 1 30 p m by the state treasurer Originally its flowers were single Christensen Mr a letter tensen In either while pink or red but bv After further consideration of a few says tax the state from received individual cases the committee may Saturday crossing with various roses of other it is Mr Christensen commission types we have the race of hvbrid report favorably on a small number of other applicants Mr Norton de rugosas which give us double flowers pointed out has on hand all the reMoat of these are in many shades dared ceipts so far paid and the money is under his control The smaller number of candidates fragrant and a great number of them r bloom constantly all summer The letter is In response to one in the normal course this from Mr Christensen (n which he year will keep the class smaller than Trains Move Slowly Happy Surprises asked for further Information regardthat of 1931 Mr Norton said although In have I several rugosas hybrid Inundated District there will be about the same number ing a method of apportionment of the bloom now In my garden which were V receiving other degrees receipts submitted to him by the tax lust spring They have only planted Those passed upon favorably by the Autos Marooned Thomas Hobday 66 owner of Hob- commission all been happy surpnses in their Mr Christensen particularly asked committee are as follows 246 South Main and some of them have made flowers Marie Atiderton Eva Maj Arnold Verna day’s Flower shop for theauthority of the law which exceptionally strong growth in the Berg Anna Nell Bezzant Eugenia Josephine street and at one time a member of caused the tax commission to set up Breeae Ida Almera Carson Thelma Condie the city council died Sunday at a twelve months LAMAR Colo June S fil1 of cent as reserve funds per Jhe Patty Cracrolt Mary A Bovle Edstrom local hospital of diabetes One of the most striking is Ber- west of Fit a Glover Dorothy L Hadley Rebecca of Syracuse Kan were still fund The flowers are single Mr Hobday was born in West Vir ing fees and also another ger’s Erfolg Hardy Kathleen Heyes Merle Hobbs Maur-lnfollowing yesJones Marguerite Keller Mildred Kerin ginia and came to Salt Lake in 1896 more than $21000 for repayment of blood under water tonight a of with five brilliant petals rain sick Avis Laureue McClain Eileen Josephine license taxes In the latred and with a bunch of yellow sta- terday’s heavy Mi Donough Georgia McLeod Mae Williams He engaged m the nursery business corporation on the Santa Fe railroad mens clearly shown Each flower Is Trains Paxton Male Belle Nimms Raddon Edrie and also became active in politics ter case he opined the state general the flooded area unRoss Reading Clara Reeder Daisy Reese While a member of the fund already has received the corpoin diam were moving in or inches five four council " large city Jorce Roberts Alice Marie Smith Roma license taxes while the state eter and the bush is beautiful with der slow orders -ubbs Elizabeth Von lobel Kaye Zimmer- he had charge of the watei works de- ration out who officials were would Highway fund school district man receipts the showy blooms They aie said to After the commission form Avis Mae Bagley Jennie Adella Bar- partment be diminished by an important fraccome all summer too although I per- over the territory today said they ney Christ le Boulton Ida Burton Virginia of government had been adopted he tion of the found a number of automobiles still amount that should $21000 Amanda Bush Verda Gardner— Kathryn was appointed city superintendent of sonally have not yet proved this Greer Beatrice LaVonne Jensen Coletha Nova Zembla is another fine hy- marooned along the Arkansas river He had been engaged in the be refunded to the corporations parks Kimberling Jones Edith Lois Keddlngton ' brid rugosa rose the floweis here about four miles west of Syracuse Jane Elizabeth Keeler Dorothy Kimball retail floral business for the last 10 Light on Refunds east of Syracuse were reported Dorothy Knowlton Frankie Maude Kram- years being fully double white stained- with Roads condition “The apportionment which may ul er Maurine Mackay Jeanette Maxwell fair in Last and a was Mr palest pink very fragrant prominent lodge timately be Hobday writes George Ora In Iretta Parrish Eloree Peter-ee- n Santa Fe trains were delayed at year this shrub rose made a growth aff hations with the A Critchlow adopted" Dee Scorup Elsie Schiftgen Maurine man holding member of the tax comLa Junta Colo and Syracuse last winterSmith Iawrence William Stephens Donna Elks Eagles Woodmen of the World me with it feet tall five but mission “is of course of no imporWoolstenhulme Veda Ioulse Wright killed to the ground However the night while railroad crews were sent Eunls T Hanson Melba C Olsen LaPrele and Knights of Pythias He had held tance to the tax commission except new growth is bearing seveial large out to Investigate the scope of the or Beach Spralley Esther Ilije Wold Edwin Morris important positions with these or- that it will be always be our desne for the Practical Types Lounging Anywhere Bronson Alton Forsgren Fmma Sharp Danflowers although it is only about 15 damage caused by the heavy rain ganizations as citizens to see that the tax receipts iel George Spencer Elizabeth Ann Beesley A number of persons were rescued — even if now that beach pajamas are so all Inches tall now about it doubt Mrs are no There’s Addle Marie Berger Fay Allen Berlin Surviving are his widow as the law applied to the funds by a train crew pear Syracuse last Marie Coulam Phoebe Eleanor Hansen Lena a brother D H HobFavor flam Wins Wide more No round because a Hobday suit big also practical you directs The tax commission you forego bathing Gladys Minns James Flbert Connors E nighl Brent Gaufin Weldon Emj Grandy Paul day Copperopohs Cal and two that refunds to haven’t learned to swim or won’t be boyant flower prints and things that Conrad Ferdinand Meyer Is an un deems it Christian Hansen Neldon Fremont Jensen Fern Spencer Los Angeles taxpayers important a and law fine authorized wash ap- near the water you’ll have a pair of wouldn't rugosa huge grower by Everybody's buying usually George Elmer Weleh Kathryn Wills and Fred Spencer San Francisco Joseph M Anderson Delores Faye Bailey proved by it be actually paid and beach pajamas before the summer's simple straight lined moderately tai- with double roses in a lovely shade Mary Barron Cornelia Jeannette Benton is of considered rose This as promptly as circumstances permit over by No matter where pink you aie lored things that hold their shapeliFarl Clifford Bonham Donaldson Mary Otherwise we will have the situation you’ll be needing them for they’ve be- ness and look as much at home on a many to be the finest hvbrid rugosa in Brown Karma Chadwick George Choules Two File Applications V Loraine Cox Norma Fairbanks B of a it reach will and excitement deluded the existence It’s of as beach terrace on height the costume the summer summer Floyd having come the lounging Farr Ardelle Fisher Dorothy Whitaker FolFor Water Permits taxpayerlegislature 15 feet in time with a corresponding into the belief that refunds the nation over that all round wearability you'll som Tsbliha Vernon Harness Edna ly large girth Give it plenty of room most for the correction of errors would Oladva Beno-- e Huber Fllon Marie And well deserved popularity it is E I Workman and others of Kez be Jackson Charles A Larsen Rhoda Larson I have sung the praises of Agnes and paid at the same time withhold Virginia Lee Virginia Lyman Kathryn Es- Carbon countv have filed application before but once again I must add a mg the means of making payment” ther Marriott Thomas Odon Mathews with the state M engineer George chorus The long arching branches in finds Gwendolyn Ruth Mr Critchlow Elinor New- Bacon you want -- see authority for the use of 10 second-fee- t ton Joseph Reed Noyes Vivien Pierce Aof this the only yellow rugosa are his for view the law up in setting llan Ramsey Charl-tt- e M Rlter Reece 8'w-ar- t from the summer flood waters of Rich garlanded with the large double prim the $21000 reserve for repayment of Robinson Paul Sherman Rose Helen creek Carbon county to irrigate 250 Ross Helen Seelv rose yellow blooms each one delicate Zella Marian Skeen corpoiation license taxes since the Skidmore Laura Snow Natalie C Sterling acres ly fragrant and the shrub although excess ordered corporation legislature D J Davis of!635 East Thirty-thirTaylor Geneve Taylor Roland Rees only two years old is a grand sight license taxes for the first ten and one Taylor Margaret Thurman Floyd John Ut- South street Salt Lake county pro- half months of 1932 to be refunded ter Bvron Quavle Van Cott Ada Waldron LEO CARRILLO Carl Davis Wallace Mildred Ward Kath-r'- poses to save 3 second feet from the BAND HOLDS OUTINd Jane Whltlemore Alma Joseph Wil- flow of Mill creek which he contends Discusses Reserve Fund The agreement between higher eduJUNIOR COGHLAN for summer the session liams Jr Jean Woolley Registration The Salt Lake Postoffice band held For the filing fee reserve fund he cation and Christian faith was disThelma A Collins J R Detton Bertha is wasted by seepage from the channel KAY HAMMOND Fisher Thelma Jensen Lee T C Madron Jr of the stream and to use it for domes- can cite no specific section but as- cussed by the Rev Walter E Mc- of the University of Utah has been an outing Sunday at Legion park Seter Rae Sanders to John T Spencer Jr tic and 13 June set of for miles south according tlement three Monday He of canyon the First Presbyterian pro- serts that “as a practical matter and Clure pastor municipal purposes Dorothy Abbott Eva Marie Anderaon Thelcruze ma J Anderson Mariorle Augustine Mi- poses a concrete dam near the conflu- as a matter o4 fundamental honesty church Newcastle Pa Sunday at 11 Milton Bennion newly named direc- Tooele The players were guests of ldred Pearl Axelrad Florence E Bauer PRODUCTION ence of Church canyon creek with we beleive that some such fund a m during his baccalaureate ser- tor of summer school The school Floyd Lee Tooele trombone and tenor Blackburn Hazel Elaine Blood Margaret M Dungan Jutta Engelhardt Mill creek and an 8 inch pipe line should be set up to pay refunds to mon to the Westminster college grad- will last six weeks and will end Fri- soloist Farr Marnon Oiliett Starts Wednesday Carolyn about 15000 feet long to cairy the taxpayers who have paid two or more uating class at the Third Presbyterian day July 22 Graham Estelle Green Kathryn Griffin water past the A wide variety of courses will be point where the loss is filing fees or have paid filing fees church The graduating group which Robert Margaret Handley Evelyn Harding Harding baccalaui eale offered to accommodate those out of Robert Paul Hodge Alma Urita Hofatrand alleged to occur w’lien not required by law to do so” attended the fifty-firMaurice Langdon Howe Uarda June Jensen The treasurer is asked to keep the services consists of 18 junior college work who wish to enroll during the Westward n Florence Bercry Jones Florence J Passage Courses will be equally apcommission advised at all times as to graduates and 28 high school seniors period Muriel Lovfrldae Marjorie Madsen Margaret May Bertha Moasbery Virginia Mr McClure told the graduates four plicable to advanced students and to of the various funds exact status the Nicholas Sherman Thomas NicJtoIr Kathsince the tax'comnussion must have lines of endeavor must be followed to those who have just been graduated LAST TIMES TODAY ryn O Connor Maurine M Peterson Price Eliza Richardson Monsuch knowledge if it is to carry out its reach an agreement between higher from high school it is said Th SOUL of a FIFND will e Marxaret be tana Rutledge Neva A RavilDorothy Eight visiting instructors MAN In th BODY of duties under the law It will be nec- education and Christian living PeoSchmals Lots Seara Isabelle Sharp Rhuel the summer school staff in C Shaw Louise Moyle Silver Dorothy Higgs Rabbi J L Auerbach head of the essary at all times it is pointed out ple must toil for livelihood they must added to to 67 of the old members life of the sojourn addition Snmh Leonora Cannon Stewart Leilah Hel- Kabbaleh school in Jerusalem left for the tax commission to report to seek to make a true ene Tengberg Edrie Thomaa Jamex William must be considerate of university Those of the visiting staff XTre Bin DOUBLE BILL Lorna S Van Cott Genevieve Van Sunday morning for Spokane and Se- the treasurer how much ofSjie re- on earth they must observe the include: others and they Derek Lorna Voorhees attle Wash where he is scheduled to ceipts from the franchise LAST TIMES TODAY instructor' Carlson national O R Anderson M J Astle 8 E Burt were The Olga services minimum tax and how much fran- laws of morality speak Ruth Chadburn Lenora Dahl Karl J CHARLES JANET Girl Scouts Inc Giovani y National chise tax based on income Such di- conducted by the Rev Theodore e — with— Olal Alma Farnsworth Robert S Rabbi Auerbach spoiie before M Costigan associate professor of Nathan Pan’eUh Guss De’mar Subert determined facts file on vision is BORIS on by Montefiore JACK Saturday GAYNOR Hovey George R Johnson Doris Emma Commencement exercises will be history University of Idaho southern HOLT-KARL- OFF Jones Edna Larsen Tomas Zamora Limbos “The Mystic Conception of the Hu- with the tax commission and carHill su Hilarlo Miranda Theodosia Marie Murdock man Soul ” He was the house guest of ried in the corporation’s return to held Thursday at 10 30 a m at the bianrh Pocatello Henry FjL Louts Paul Ncezey Alvin Grabau Pack Ben16o— Till 3 p m— 15o the commission and nowhere else it college by Dr H W Rclierd college perintendentS of schools jfexingtonof ito N 8 Padillk Louis Palmer Clement P Rabbi J E Kriksteln Johnson professor is asserted president The annual illumination Ky Obededucation Pollock Frances Phyllis Virginia Prater Mary Wabash college The World's Oldest Anna Ralty Alba L Redenbaugh Hugo Fldred u Wright Orson Whitney Young night and college sing will be held religious A Leighton profes — Also— Indiana Gustav Reichert Ellen G Smith Louis Mc- Wuliam Hlgby Young Joseph be will a recital final music Monday Ci W Auuiiis N U Axrlaeif R D BenClain Winters Jame Fisher Winwood Harof philosophy Ohio State univer- old Madtson Wright Francis M Zimmer- nett Leslie JennlngB Ulsnoo Karl F Bium-legiven Tuesday and a special award is°r "The Beloved Bachelor” William H Carnell Sherman O Clark man Sidney L Pressey professor of be sity will alumni nnd chapei banquet J Austin Adams William Harroun Arther H Crow William Rusill Disney educational psychology Ohio State With Paul Lucas Dorothy Jordan held Wednesday C Behle Ju lan Bergsurom Llhott Erwin Madison Eisner Gwendolyu Bitner Myrthen With Original Cast university Mrs Arthur C Watkins Lvman Gaylord Bonner Gwendolyn Brad- - Oeorge Klalr Fowler Rush Howard FranNational division education cis Ciarff Feter Theooore Theodore Major Brown ley Royal Jay Gtn Moyle Burton secretary FIRST FI AYFD IN Henderson James Cayton Margaret H Green Cayton Wuliam Howard beely Karl' Revaluation Satisfies Congress of Parents and Teachers “PREIBLRG” Arch Allen Cheney John A Child Oliver Hopkins Welaell C liuboard Flmey alcrarZ Worlton Stock-dalassistant T M John superinTHE YEAa X3SJ IN for Fred services B lane Juad LarFuneral Ladie Blaine C Lurton Clay rWiey Ezra Cragun Kalph Betty Rich County Commission tendent of schools Salt Lake Juanita Merrill Larsen James I aul r son Crawford Byron Crowley Jar Page who Lake resident Salt former y William Robert Culbertson Harry J Madsen John Middleton Grant W James G Muler James Rirnard Muih-ne- r died in Savannah Mo June 2 will Davies Ehzabeth Deuel Wallace Allen Dow Rich county commissioners have Gordon Edwaid Ockey Fred Muir Oliv- be held Monday at George Honer Durham Frank Lrrol Ford er Cnarles Livingston Ovard William J 1 p m in the Lar-kicarefully checked assessments on imJr Herschel Garff Ronow De Val Garff Irvine Garfield Vera Gibson Vivian Gray Pace Malcolm John Plngree William A provements as revealed by valuation undertaking Leo Siegel Oubler David Kilgore Hammond George Poll John Milton Richards TODAY—TOMORROW forces of the state tax commission it Hanson Kay Hardy Tomohiko Hayashl Blaine Moler Simons Walter Johnson Siater rooms 260 East was reported bv H P Leatham memBitner Hinckley L Edwin Hlruhl Homer Q Strlngham Grant Hamsou White South T e m I v Gordon p R Williams Jr C Wallace WoodAlbert Merrill Horne Lthlvn Virginia Hurd Freeman Dance lo the newest and hottest mimic tn tha Wett ber of the state commission on lus street Burial will Urbano Idlaquez Mary Elizabeth Isgreeit ard Bryce Herbert York — In— hCOTT AND KIRKHAM'8 SALTAIR ORCHESTRA return from Rich county where with l R 8 Bennett Alan Barnest Blood Oeo N take John Cutler Jenkins Edwin Johnson Owen in Cit place Dane Floor Admission 1 0o Per Person W A Stumm of the valuation forces Austin Kearns Eva Kincaid Rith Kirkpat- Ccmarell Roger Holt Coombs Mary Utah delegates to the twenty-firNew Adventures of Earl Layne Coppocg Ji Mange cemetery rick Gladys Leone Knapp Joseph Lber he spent some time going over the annual convention of the General FedDobbs Ju Krlkstein David Conrad Larson Mr S t o ck d altlLCf 4 vsSI raid Dunyon Donald Coir-iiriirgt The revaluation results of the county eration of Women's Clubs at Seattle Sorensen Larsen Frances Livingston r hatph L Kdg-- 1 John Edward Gardner Kenwas born in Saltx Lowry Mary Glasgow Marshall authorities Mr Leatham said are June 9 to 18 will leave during the Helm dall Day Garll Gi! rt James Gerrard Enjoy the new gsmes and amusement devices! Louise Massie Clyde Warren Mi Beth tint tiarl-- a Harvey Hansen Htrhard Howard Lake December 20 are present week Mrs Weston Vernon Frolic In the new Giant Fun House! new the valuations satisfied that ’ abeth MrBroom William Francis McCrea Harrison Ciaude Edgar Hendrickson Ed 1867 the son ofvi Just and have agreed to permit their of Logan state president will head Olivia Mi Hugh Katherine Cecilia Meagher ward Francia Hummer Lloyd Brain Hust News Cartoon— and y Lucllo Miner Dixie Lyuette Moore ' Young alteration only on showing of facts the Utah delegation Other state deleMary Frank Christopher Jensen Ctivin Marlin V Morris Roval Carl Mummer Philip Keinpf James Edmond MrGtegor LeRoy Martha Pitt Stock with which they are not now Clip this Coupon and enjoy an outing at Saltalr gates are Mrs A J Lowe Jr Salt Feed Mvert Edith Frame Maw Neville Parley Me MU an Robert Wallace Moore dale He spent the Ra ph Ohipman NichoUon Ruth Nowell William Kimberly Mordork Joseph Alanson Lake director of the general federahi of John Richard OLaughiln Rosalie Olson Norton Frank Fiam O Br en Clyde N Ran- greater part This coupon and 10o — Children under 12 Botion Mrs E O Watlis of Ogden past dall Richard Rogers Snow Morsan Soren- life in Salt Lake Virginia Otterstrom Louis W'nrdrop ss hen ORGANIST RETURNING and Mrs J W Bardsloy of presented at the ticket office either at tha Gerald Milton Peterson Robert Ramp-to- sen Henry Ralph Stephenson Robert Topresident twt by employed or at Saltalr Desrh will entitla tha holder to Satlalr Drpot Porter Harry D Pugslev Frederick Wi- ronto William J Twelves Alan Weill of thejPark Citv child welfaie chairman Schreiner Alexander organist round-trimerchan Lewis one Wells N tlckrt Murlliam Reynold rerelve White Jane Rice Thorpe Douglas pioneer good only Monday June 4 on the Jr Helen Ridges Mrs Don E Bay nnd Mrs Alfred L D S tabernacle since 1924 will Kathfrlm houses the outibn Dorothy Sumner Robinson Frank Herbert aret Salt Lake Garfield and Western Railroad from Salt Lake City to V H Andmnn O H Dtsrhoff F Mirtln dising - H Tavlor Robinson Irene Ross Amy Lou Rowe Gorwill auLake both of Salt week this Lake to Salt return by Sultalr Beach and return when coupon Is presented at depot or adR K Thomas Dr) don Heber Bears Orate Smith Hclntse Burgrss t harl Awy Came Jck HowSALTAIR BLACH CO mission to Saltair when presented at beach tomobile fiom Westwood Cal where tend the sessions as delegates from the Snow Florence Marcia floulr Rulon Wi- ard CarlnuUl Gilbert Wraley Dygert Hor- Goods company W T Mr ) lliam Rquire Drew and (Trtb he has completed his second yeBr as Ladies’ Literary club Harold Brock Bafford Doro- ace 8 Eidrede Evan G Garnett Cohn's Dry r thy Evciyn Stumer Jo b lalaa Helen Buckle Mellatrup Marcella Nebeker Karl Goods of the same organization also organist at the Univeisity of company Leon IouKe Taylor Olive Pratt Thomas Henry O Netleon James t mer Poullon ’ Iplans to attend 1 heron Thompson Edith Von Hade n Fran- - Rro° Lbtfr Paul RaamiMaen WUuani When the latter store suspended bust nla Los Angeles ces Eleanor Uherrv Virginia Irene White Rumel Gordon John Steele Dan W ness Mr Stockdale went to Phoenix Allen Ray Willey Robert Lemuel Wllllemi Tanner FrlUn Balheim Wedding Warren Artz where he engaged in farming’ Burd WevL Anderaon Vera Henry Wllfnrd W He is survived by the widow Emily Berk John H Clark Ralph Bingham Wood manse Sto kdale and a daughTO AM rFRSUjsfl IN ANT WAT ( inward Alan Hlade Crandall Flvln W Burr both of WITH TH1Q AFFAIRS UF 1HS Hlrhrut MeUn O Hitrt Edaard Irhlro ter Mrs Blanche Haahlmolo Ralph Booth Hogan John Har Phoenix One grandchild also SOUTHERN SURETY COMPANY Jonea Grant Willey By JOSEPHINE Hl’DDLI STON luntil the fool tout hes the floor Re Anthony Mid'ey dleton Milo Moody Rar Fugene Noyes One of my readers writes to asklpeat with the left leg Alternate until OF NEW YORKi Glenn Bayleaa Orton Br Angell Rees how she can develop her hips Be each leg has been laused ten times F Rigby Benjamin Franklin RobUon Notk )a hrhy (lvn Unlimited Parking Space 1 F Hoenreen Mervin Sharp Ban1 ha onderalgned at 2 fore setting down the exercises whkh The Pedal— Assume a flat on ffupartnUmlent af Geotge Ulnli Bunker Wins Pont Insurantof lh Mat of Naw York has dera Tyrrell R Beager Rulon E Umith w ill prove helpful to her and to others the back position on the floor and In Gordon Bpendlo'f lred fi fitahntann been diret by an orlr of th 8upnm TEMPORARY TRAIN SCHEDULE Noall Z Tanner Kondell Holmeren Tanner On Convention llourd interested In the same problem 1 hale slowly while drawing the right lourt mad oa th 321 lar of March M Thomas KcUard Leslie Van Ael Ph and aniard in th omt of th of th to explain something about ex knee as close to the chest as possible want lrk beave Salt Lake 915 a m 2 p ounty of Now York on th am day lo atvn Bam Henry Worthern I) T Adams D H Bebee 7lph Bnedaker Appointment of John M Wailaie ercisc which is not ilearly under Push the right foot up and outward tak poueaalon of th property and liqui 4:15 p ni tiie upward sweep on an r vire Grand A CarJainn Ruitard flat th buain and trust officer of the itond by most women of th Houthern Surety Caider describing piesldent Johnaott Evan LeKoy Krog ie Hours for Rathtra Trains Malt at Baltalr i ompany of Nw 'York pursuant to Artlrl Bryan Walker Bank A Trust companv av a fol arc and then still pushing the toes when All buyatiwusti Leverirh Preston exercises Alton faithfully Farnsworth lund XI of th Law Th Inauran tinier' SATURDAY SCIILDULK— Leave Salt Lake 9:15 a m 2 4:15 Allr Meagher J ttnea lrande ptalt member of the program committee in low er! over a period of time tend to outward lower tiie foot toward the gned ha duly appointed Ml MARI) A Mary TODAY AT 7 J0- - IS of the tenth regional BIlhNNAN Wprl Ioputf 8 urtnini1nt Paul F Heirnat n Ungi am Fvenngton trust norrrialle the figm e w hether It l too floor describing as you do so the 8 8:45 and 9:30 p m Marlon Georg Romney Arno d Car charge a hi rf lnuran th irit lon1 liquid' r “oy Therefore there downward sweep of the arc Pull Warren Enrl Rr in F'linund company ennfereme to be held In Lnshorge or nn emall id company li mttr — Regular Schedule EILEES DUNN— bninM of MONDAY bhorliau Donne lrinne Sere Angeles September 29 to October r ailn to l4 oni(nv thcHiltl b irn are not difference exercises to reduce the foot backward until the knee once t'hoy S ranees Vlislula — t n— ('Urrnra F Wi- wns announced Sunday by the Tiust 8an tlM With th Mid HHTIAKI) A no a a lliams with the touches chest Repeat Bnj develop for the same exercise again lland Atanlora Wootioti Orvlll hia oflk at ill John fttrt Nw DrVar Woollen that will accomplish reduction In one the left foot Alternate until each lo'kN Y C M 81111 M T Hrnlm's C 8 been II has It ha foot an adJurilraUd by aaii in pushed upward and out case will cause development Knt Jrma Goria Ailluir Koli-t- r umtr Sect ion 4 of t h Inurn I w Douilas 'en times When you've mastered the William Ailliur William Hob other that aid tMuhin f(irty i oinpuny of Nw rt Marahall M'llr Wllfnrd Fld details of this exercise speed It lip B art i Next Tort Two Helpful Routines Saturday lnolvnt fJub order afai dioiva I’traim CarlrHrlvatr 8howll Clifford N Hml as best results are gained when It is lii'l company MARIE DRESSIER S U disfgured Myron Whrlwrihl John WUlaid the When hy body All frnn !Mh1 to said company Gilbert III AUo n Adolohai In any manner or havir any prn'ly of fatty collections exercise works the Aab-- j al f Bnl v Andraon imiald g conference chairman aaid company In th!r ar hrby devoted to thU exercise to three min muscles strengthening them and d Mrh dav nrlhwtth lo rn lar an a ount of jchriatVi l‘n Pa' uTVlYd' "r drr Jr Th" rh k R Vice president WILL BE MONDAYS of cell fat collection the pelting John Enrinta whiia'n cbaili California Trust companv Los AnfiUa1r?k'tl!r?l!!ni!!!!lmVil'1iia2l that U desired When Artwiiri tan Un development U thuirnum of the program 'Lavon'iiiiA uLdVa A HkKSNANt musiles same exercise works tti IV AU bavin unt!fl Halm Mmii ii NMn VUllam bu N h ynia UOmmjttre proo ihggfiitM f ny strengthening and developing them agalnat am 4 company r Hn)f Wtlford ftentt 14 or1r and to A s Th re Bond atimulatrd to their normal C hrby tion Purl Roland Frank rqwiul pursuant f 4M ot th Inauram taw lo fll tolmton Junu Jtph Oliphanl Paul Am IT cvT IT circulation resulting from such exer d ily ri( t proof of u h t ialm wiihin Wood niff it Ol slHUrillP renewed n muntha of th the with iCk-W A'li'iKlaon n(ry of aid ordr of together f H Mrrtil J P C ) iquidatinn Th fur th mine f n Nrin I Brinq Aim Adrian l IkCCOlYC state nf the mux les and tls j( Almy aVTlllV healthy I Training k Milton J?n rlairti Brnnirm H3J Plank pioof Hi ynn Flmr G Brriy tr$obr sues build the inmll layer of fat over r claim will b Bowman Hamid ft Biadford Biv Grnr ftirniihad upon rqut l V to t Hatidall ( lark Wliford ( lara Mf ( laima duly i t M itMMi BtAHTA of the ( HY' R O T C students of the the muscles whuh five prnUi Fifty b will la ( nrl Marlon Hr ( to n ikf of ih Kbrca I sst dirmin1 anl ail ui‘ — 111— attending the '“very healthy and fully developed Ulan Unlveisdy of Utah with JtuflnnF FrnmVh NainaW h' rmtpany tils' rilmt! In cxvpfin r ( ur- - six YVal lit I ON weeks' naming eourse at Fort boh Marll MAITtR pftirn O of tnth liiatiratv Law without ( Larann Ray Psy! 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