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I paid. eplog of police. and Tong gok Tun. DICSERET NEWS BOOK STORE. , methods because distributive and y !In It mary helpful suggestions and :Chinese Revolutionary i recommend the hook to teachers ot Leaders Assassinated th, pririgthord (mottling the who desire to 11d to a4vert1s4 . -- - I tit:15: Should a conception part of men in business, n our outloOk-upOin things the inspiring of national development. Cordially and sincerely , fi wthch Olt' WIrti is comoosed. that. iMpOrtan00 indi- - , and more than that, it Judgment, business good obligation on the .lates a fine conoeption of public , pro-M- post-pai- :::::::::ndarde h - Ter business e. Y , e t . luge. Rave yod one ot our SPARK PLUG TESTER& Call and fret One FREE. . Lieber .. ":t . .. - I 't 211 ----- -.. . the Associated Ad based upon candid truth that force a code of ethics and the effect of methods, advertising shall govern to the be of the greatest benefit should work its -. and stability in inpermanence augurs country. It means. . i i r 4 e; ,.,..4 i n ... co:::::u:testist:bli sh rilisTr i is' : rut --.. i ; t ,,, , 'iA40" ,. ing as to business itself. The country is to be ES 'e - i ;! eeePeseesa of isa mloadienr: the public i7 i s-- - Mr, Houston.; 1 --- i .., .., 'v 1111 : f I Insure Your Motor Car ;!. two -e- i : ,' .. , I, c eee...- - ..... -;- a1P N AB" -- assr NY alum The R .. -- ' g , ." i It a seessi4essa-'"..ea.. Pith Nsy , .. I:.' -- .- -, 1 iii-- I i 4. a.,.-- .d. ligib.,,,,,- I j...i I -, dEINOWNMommy, - 41riAlit 1 CD tv . 7- - '6- .. i ii. ti U. .P" i - U lc VW 1.1 - ,610,(1110POUND S prontictli , .......,.....-- Iliboft.mwalMo...... aftwoommi m mom At am ma to w-- I one-four- 1::1-;- WM las 144" oft-tall- y 7 P gal I & m, - - -- I i i '.. - ----- the Associated Advertising 1 9 ,-- OE . ta at Meanwhiie ancient end medleysr Rome is being cleaned up and toenail fled, While many of the ac es are still inhabited by the owning! prince's. they are slowly g them. parts for abandoning' Gee and living apartments. building new palace s and villas on the Jtiniellintn, the Via Nomentana, and elsewhere. The effort of the Italian government to give employment to laborers whom ! ! ft 1 i ; :i a MC irrellOCKII i t ...0 1 t for-er- ,,t. .sorn.A114411 - letter to ,e- . ,. tr Contained 1-- I el 1 ....41 0 111 i )171 1 .... )t First, lime in History of the Mot Rome there city to According ties, the city has almost a room for each of its tiOn.000 Inhabitant. In the! period cited, the population has Increased 106.$00, the number of new rooms 11.Sel. and at a total building cost of 112,000.009. The solution of the housing problem' of Rome hoe been (lonely studied by American Mlles throttler' their own paoerts and through Visited Ptates conaktiar rePorts because here new. Ii -- ' .............ei .......... v ' Vi . ............. . Vi ift Enough Houses in Rome ,0.i.. 4. ' i diftwoomommo....1, ......, , I' OF 1 I IA! -- 1 .4 ' Ft , p.m.Sir Ed. sward ilrey. the British foreign eecreI to a question In tho I'' i.,rant an Increase but a decrease in IgY pointing)" has in ocnne inetances I ary. replying stimulated work on new publie build- i house or COMMnfin today ronfirmed the .itis for poor people. ; . The problem in Rome haa offered ings. and when the war is over it is isx- statemnt published last month that :; 1 partly becaltaa pected ldhosswt the ambitious project of the value or the oecuritles Intercepted ,.. Rome hae been at times the moo nerar tv'hemel'atIteanthweilluqbeustuidt tho 14ritih authorities In the letpoPuPtun anti At other times the IPRISt "" ,i,,,,,,l. ' ter poet betweenIfoiland and the UnPret-i new into and execution streets I laid In of cattes of the the world. Lopulous am f zmoo.00n l ed Etat,. a proper wild& to $t, Peters. forming iinhahpteriinc moat Its when I1j days. populous ltentl. tie added, had been made by mpu. ' itanto hove been variously estimated -.41...tral et:furies, and discuselon with them i rit from one to three million1,H eolved Waif proreedlog Mr Edard sald its houstnc by the invirthien IIIENNA'S SECOND then probleT nine !';:t I of the from the letter postthecurities between Holland - 7.1 United States were seised on ihe temporal power of tbs Papacy endeth ground that they were of German s,1 in ISM home !sad a population of 1,1 orialn. They would U. dealt with in :00.000. ItVinK in ancient. damp and CAHNIYAL tier prate court in the Fame way a. N.', SEASON t,,', !i would other tierman export& unhealthy stone house, end Rieke tiutt has been strucgling to prnvide, it (ate 'tt......'! room for its yearly increasing enough n o poeulation, eoining in part front OARAIER THAN countries but principally from its ,,,,:,,...,, own provtnetta. CONGRESS CLOSES ,';' Th two citizens who have been most prominently Identified with the ...!?: Vienna. April I- L- t CorrespondAires. April IL-- The Pan. solution of the problem are former Nathan and former Premier lento of The Associated "'regal-- - IBuenos comgrese eltIVAd H. 111111101111 :.1,c; Mayor ,....... It t approved the projects for The method of the! Vienna's iteCf,nti Luigi Luzzatti. carnival season in iltent night. latter was to raise city taxes on old ' i., prott4tion of workmen and for the drearier than t e,statilirihment ,,e'.e houses and to let nPW ones go free of i the first. Ipif inethe United States of This possible. ,... tear the police taxes for a given periorl, Mayor Na- - ' f. t of Booth Amer!. prohibited all public bat; 9.rMantnt exhibitions in Routh America of arid private dances '!ilk of mired Pieties xhibitions land on which the owners refused to: or entertainmentseven 1,:::..., are not allowed in it a.cepted th Hrussel nomen. He also serum' the adoption. build. if, :. balls, most of the latter having :chitin', for the classification of met,. dn..n of ordinances providing low taxes fort public been turned over to the military ,r au- :chandiee and entrusted to the bureau of thorities for one purpose 3I another. lot American republics the publication ;,. 4,.. dwellings orcuoy!ng hut or ;1;. the buildmg pict and the rent of an customs and tariffs. it recommended Atter MI months of war. white kid on the subject of credits apartment of which did not exceed HO and dress smite. patent leather 'legislation the eats of the merchandiee. a month other parte of the scheme alines ,.,t.,.: shoes fano and cogowns, favorsban ,..,,; i involved of ancient tillion preservation to have passed in,t. Rome as t idie monuments and parks to oblivion. intoccEDINGS treyeeverrem Even were public and inclu,lion the poor population to READY IN A FEW DAYS. allowed, there would be no :', l'.; leave the old buildings for the higher. dances your; re men to dance. and ti '.1I the A full report of all the discoursea healthy sectione outsid the ancient young women all inclinationamong for such delivered ..'...4I and medieval item. at the Elshty-Sixt- b Annual seems to have pistaaures died out for theme The of measures result various ,',if the duration of the war. Though Conference will be issued in pamphlet has been the building up of the over i some form. dancing school.. are still going Tiber section known as Pratt and the! This was sin unusually successful '; t high quarter above the ancient city. On, pupils are few. a wide variety of topics; Is still being Money expended cc gathering, discourses ,i,,, I which really Item in the Tiber bottom.. amusetnents during of timely inter- the carniavl sea- ("Cellent i known as Alta Home, outside of Portia son but and totnporal growth: it is nearly ail going into one ' Pia and generally the surrounding cause of and that is the theater and attitude on prohibition; central station of the state railway. channels Night etc. night al! these peace, In theses quarters Ina be seen block', ;Facet; are filledafter 4 ,:f Ord,..r as a limited edi- to overflowing, for (irk only ,14, of model apartment houses that are the public has discovered that rheater-- ;Hon25 sill tr,e issued. : . not unlike in sepect (hove in the newly going cents to any address. I leas expennive than ,,,;. built uptown sections of New York the ball ts rar and numerous other i 1,Esv.:11.ET NF:ivs nook: City. the suburbs of Chicago. Kansas aecessoriesgowns errolie demanded in the ordinary 4 Main Strii.t., I r:!!:;4 carnival season. i NatorallY, the industries whirlh base i PRIESTHOOD QUORUM hitherto supplied all the fashionable! , ,, refluisites for halls and parties. have: TEACHERS ' suffered greatly. Some have failed others have saved :entirely, while :.?,.;,, themselves only by turning their Vt..- tories into other IMPS haVIIIiir some 111111 are anxious to carry out the mot- .t.e, ., prierthood workBette! a::: g;hmoldtnihnorp.t,.,- i ar.n g.t,irt:riosiniautannor:1 ctilla,:r -1Q:ne Hew to study :i.A::' ft Tterh 7111glon." bf John Henry -- -'::' ' !Evens anI P. Joe.ph Jensen. of tht Short Coat Tail3. ,,L.att,-da, Salvos' uniteetfitty. It waa nrt!ten for tkathers In our religious 7't,,iLoudon. April !Ails worn IC,!.' who have not bad 'Paior ofildetits et one of Mi. leading',organtratvms ;., ...e IvIREIrrom any cause w Wee- - :London erhools are to he abbreviated los! trath:ng in this difficult art. The ever. ..o. In the interests of war economy. tcommitt0e on priesthood work. who iin the matter of along THEITES--An- d the depredatiens lc is even stated that next iread the book in manuscript. reported It Areas. ; it term thee. coats; will be discorded for as Nii"we: they may commit "der cerTour th ordinary business style Putt which tain conditions. appointed to 11"' to Teach Relleion. will be all of the same color. how- - treed !ever. " 1.1,ho Henry Evans and P. JON,pn Jen-bythe COLLISIONSAnd repair leen. 1,.;oet mid the 15 chapters of t: bills that coma in like a de., - ';'4.'s i President Wilson's Message on Advertising to hbringing ' 1..0,411.1:- -, ti it t.5 r..-- '.,;,.. .,' - A hard-foug- ht lancer ' -s ..t,116.0sels.11t.. X. ek.,k .1 i at Rom. 1 .............. - eme-genc- , - tile-- --- --. - :, - -- 01.0..nmmini. ............. - ' I III ': - ..'...-- --- - I if .014, I 2ll ,.,,...,,,.mmat,oft - --- g H. -- s. , y . - 01 ..,... ....... win. I ............. ,..,.............. .... 1To I i . ...."." I Tokio, April justly ought to NC' H eid the Associated Press.)"The IN PEEPAIIEONESS Okunia made a reference i the United StAter both at the Amer:IHong between the United States and to I lunch3a and st icies Friends' dinner 1114SW have always been excOlent nor- - eon which he gave yesterday at hut' disturbing rumor. at official residence to the Japanese anti withstanding the lack April He referred to of Washington, journalists. a general naval rtaff WM.20 attributed unto, to the contrary," said Baron foreign i, of Wilsontt President advocacy the minister of foreign affairs, eery expansion and said that it wee the unpreparedness of the American and Re daring an address last night. "but forced Upurl the U n ncy as far ea I can Judge they have never war in Europe, lie litnet,IpStelnotel; eynito : :;vyll K. Rodenntolfbaatntlte,ne, ffic.le Pa., in d the anti pr eso Ian ISCUMIV11 as addres.v at today's been better or of the good as they are uacito strongly upheld by Preeldelit today." The Millilitre was speaking Jeteeraon and ethers are now being Nan league of the United and the Roden declared that with an at the aanual dinner of the America's relegated to the - background le be pa I ' military no greater than that exrriendir Associatien, an organization ItM by Mr. appropriatinn g vigorously pusheil"";;;;;r"cts composed of Japanese Who ere Iesi. Why? lieexuse the Amore. pended by the United States. Germany Gar- - iza pectally intereeted in maintaining inal4 vunloterwateoxethroo.tened. and the i many and Austria are menacing the er in as a whole. Viscount Kelliktt) safety of American lives on the yeti. more combined units. but States. modern in construction Kaneko, a member of the Privy eliotia- I and the submarinee are threatening he attributed to the fact that the Ger- the eoast of South America. The Teuthose cll. presided. and among .77 man navy is headed by a tried-Ou- t, ent were Premier Count (Amnia and ;tonic spirit of patriotism ie tering efficient I.. general staff " W. Guthrie, the American am- - tied tO0 far. and the United He asserted that althongh "during '''''"tt7 baseader. Baron NMI said: All the suffering from this pestilence past ii years Congre4a has appro"We ail remember about a quarter libel) has naturally forted the Ameri- priated more than a Milton and a half of a century ago the creation of the Itatut to get ready for any dollars for the navy. a tam greatly in un.did I not hence a great military cry 'the yellow peril? expannion peewit' of that by any other power derstand it then and I do not now. but movement has suddenly sprung up." Great Britain. yet at he present Count Okuma thought that Japan time our navy le rated it originated from a certain power in as a fourth claws poser. Europe whose real aim was to create: and the United States working to serve her own purposes of, gather could do a greet deel towards The epinikt- - said that the of domination. to crush down the newly rescuing the world frbin the calamity Congress of hist year creating the office of chief Of eaval operations has rising nation in the let East. Hop- - now oppressing it. The premier made several refer-ca- n provide,t only ''s okeleton of a form, pity for humanity's hake, the Amenpeople understood the motive entee to Chine where be believed the stripped of all wutartance." This behind this power. European revolution was crowing woree and He power today is now frankly and open-- I threatened to become nation-wid17 embarked on her ambition of world compered the situation in China with Academy of Arts Bill that in Mexico and expreesed the coriquest." multi States United He continued: "The remult isthat the that Washit,gion. April 13The the relations beteeen, Jaimin and the 'understand the feeling of Japan. He bill incorporating th Ameri-s- a United States are better than at any ladder'. "If tne great republic of the sm1,,,,ALuee that the and power time lel States United Japanese Academy or Arts and Letters and nom. prevloii hewing President too much occupied wan Theodore Wilson, Roosevelt and 4 other among its Wee and cares. and the relations be- - about peace in Chinn we shell suewas parsed by tbo tween the United States and Japan coed. Japan wishes to join America ?artier members. now goes to the Pr... are now left to be regulated by them- - in this work of bringing bark peace ident for end pproval. Its opponnts melees. Therefore we find when left in the world and in restoring order was to create 110 its purpose harged without this source of intrigue that and peace in China." alrnmisilorisob. II:eh:tit:10 InflurrthretrlarTaatil there never has been a better or more The prime rninurter feared that If cordial understanding between the the Chinese revolution became worse. two nations bordering the Pacific than China might be divided into two con-that present. We haie every reason to congratulate ourselves on the slim- there were now ,about I.600 Germane A Symposium on Mallon of this source of trouble for reindent in China and thought that Internationall Law it bespeaks a bright future; tor this many were engaged In Serious forms power is and will be too busy for of intrittoe. The Japanese govern- ....some time to interfere. With the merit was taking special measurers Philadelphia, April 11.A aympocontinual growing. better understan- against these Germane and Japan. !not of the motives of each country, allies could rest assured that every. sium on international law will be a this relationship will grow year by 'thief: was being done to safeguard feature of the annual meeting of the American Philosophical society which year more ideal. more cordial as it thir Interests. Opened a three days' 1149,6101011 here today. Saturday John Bassett Moore, a member At the permanent court at The Hague, and former assisoint secretary of state, will outline the discussion on. "International Law, 14n, Foundation. Obligation and Future." 7 : Charlemagn e Tower. mill-Ishi- ' , - . .... Nm is ilaiNg . I ,. i, '' : MEAN - II'r: i . .....- ..- , I i : , Between Japan And U. S. Are Very Good' 111:1iii '. - , ommms . DESERET EVENING NEWS TliunsDAY- APRIL 13 '1918 . pit,,, Relations .iI . , 4 .F . , , 8 ..,i!tt .; ' ' , ;II : . , , , The Se - 1 Nevpjs 1-W- eekly .. S The Great Co untry .., Newspaper .. , , 1 ., , |