Show 16 I July 10 1H2 Sail £ake TrUninr TTlic rielay Morning f 7 New This Price! Special Mrs Royal R Chamberlain Mrs Ray Eld red re Miss Marie Barker Miss Ada M Blades Miss John II Tomlinson and Miss Margaret Johnson at the piano Gray Dorothy Hot Weather A midsummer concert will besward choral society and associate presented by the Eleventh LDS artists as one- of the recreational programs at the natural Greek Envoys to Annual Meet Three members of Salt Lake lodge No 85 B P O E will attend the annual national convention of Elks to be held next week in Omaha it was announced Thursday at the Elks club 139 East South Tempje street The local representatives will be Arthur W Olsen exalted ruler and Mrs Olsen who plan to leave Saturday night Dean R Daynes organist for the local lodge who has been appointed a judge for detailed jobs demand keen Are your quick eyesight! alert? See the eyes ready registered optometrist here' for a complete eye examination NOW! 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Entire Stock WATCH BAWDS Latest Styles: Leather Stainle ss Metal Cord Gold tilled Expansloe Cosmetics — Auerbach's Street Floor A cabaret dance license was issued Thursday by the city commission to Robert J Cameron operator of the Town Hall Drive Inn 137 East Fourth South street On recommendation of the police department the commission denied a class B beer license to A G Marcooles for the Liberty cafe at 58 West Broadway It was explained the place does not meet sanitation requirements rrfrirlfflfhm SI OFF Guaranteed Watch Repairs Watch Repair— Auerbach's Street Floor v s CHARGE City Approves Cabaret AtM jnfo Street Floor Notions— -- Auerbach’s Larcenist Draws Fine Sentence Feril Stevens 25 of 160 Pacific avenue Perry held in city jail for investigation by federal authorities of grand theft in interstate transit admitted in court that he was guilty ofcitya charge of petty larceny and was fined $25 and given a y jail sentence 15 of which may be suspended upon payment of the fine court Perry was charged in with the theft of a radio city from the Union Pacific Railroad company freight docks June 21 The federal bureau of investigation is holding him in connection with theft of eight new suits from the same docks June 24 Board rolling fits board Collapsible Both suitcase or bureau drawer sides padded and covered Rubber prevents slipping f at Richmond Joseph Fielding Smith and Robert L Judd Cache stake at Logan Dr Joseph F Merrill and Clyde C Edmonds South Los Angeles stake In Los Angeles Oscar A Kirkham and W E Ryberg Box Elder stake at Brigham City Charles A Calhs and Roscoe W Eardley Idaho Falls Idaho stake Stephen L Richards and Marion G Romney Twnn Falls Idaho stake Alma Sonne Lyman stake at Rock Springs Wyo S O Bennion and C Orval Stott Moon Lake stake at Mt Emmons Antoine R Ivins and Sterling H Nelson Shelley Idaho stake Clifford E Young and Woodruff stake at Randolph Nicholas G Smith and Henry D Moyle One additional stake conference wull be held July 18 and 19 at Kaysville and Layton for North Davis stake with Levi Edgar Young to represent the c h u r c h general authorities Conferences then will be suspended until August 15 and 16 n I ‘ Salt Lake county commissioners have decided the county could not be held liable for loss C©©& rm f The program upder direction of the church welfare committee will John H Tomlinson will include address Riverside stake quarterly soprano selections by Miss Olga conference sessions Sunday and Dotson winner of the Intermoun- Monday it was announced Thurstain operatic ana contest tenor day at the church offices melodies by S June Hickman and General sessions will be held Aiolin selections by Stanford Marat 10 a m and 6:30 m Sunday William Hawkins tin flutist in the Fifteenth ward chapel p 907 obwill accompany Miss Dotson's West First South street An ligatos Aaronic will The society organized for two be held priesthoodat conference 8:15 a m in Sunday and one-ha- lf years has gained re- the Fifteenth ward and the chapel nown in numerous concert presengeneral priesthood conference will tations throughout the city and be held Monday at 7:30 p m in state There are 50 members Thirty-fourt- h the ward chapel 131 unThe weekly programs are North street West Eighth der the direction of Fred Tedesco Other appointments of church ‘and L Joe commissioner city authorities and welfare Christensen superintendent of rec- general and to adother reation Mrs Walter Hampton is dress stake representatives conferences Saturday in charge of arrangements for the and Sunday follow: Salt Lake City recreation depart- night West Jorkan stake at West Jorment dan Dr John A Widtsoe and Lee A Palmer Farr West stake at Ogden George Albert Smith and Ezra C Knowlton Benson stake Pick 249 to 698 Stake Meets J L Wirthlin member of the and in Fairmont park LDS presiding bishopric AUERBACH'S Optical Dept amphitheater m 8 at of A Stevens member p Friday Stringam S L Elks Other Closets Cologne LDS Choral Unit Prepares LDS Names For Park Concert Friday Leaders at at Work! 49 the First Time at lieheanting for a concert Friday at Fairmont park are members of the Eleventh LDS sard choral society left to right EYES Offered for Features! 78th YEAR — SINCE 1864 DIAL 88 |