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' requests me orneAiso- in wastaken within I that’ 'Morej--Xtham bythe state-' departtherfirstithree'days nau 'miinon -Almost : the-first’" -which - -It Its £ 'Re- - ' Slaughter pf Prices - - W Wonderful A — S -'aii ' ITS U x for Saving You phenomenal Suit bargains will' participate in Come -it 4 4 ( fltteksury'-de-4 '' ‘ lief 1 WW A - the the last week bjTUtah’s Greatest Clothing Sale and with most Now comes the in the history of It’s h genuineeconomy event that hundredsof thrifty people our business ttfemin and join these wouderful savings Come early -’Europe1- halfmillion 1 to- -L ' demote than ill800r000of was'4hus depositedAcredit dollarswas obtained at'the by sending-that Arpericans mfBerlin Relqgtant "Bank of England'our' sum Jn gold-’by partment toT a’’ designatedEnglish Avail Themselves of Op—" ‘bank-in' '' Ottawa ptMributed£: Relief portunity to Leave The 'Tennesseeandthe' ‘North’' Carolina the ships of the navy - s -end in - £ VISIT BELGIUM o x OLE AR ANCE ' Veritdbl ID -de-' bd'made-directly’ to'the’£jnarponed Americans ederal State?rneyiJOytlining iBoatd Issues ' ? & ' -a posits could of sums to DTDMI during reaaiiry department-" possible ’’terd® system-by with be transferred t it-was HAND TN A ‘ A- -v AprllTO 'aafsoon week as established --The WEtL ’V' ?' 1 -a - SITUATION INAL RELIE AMERICAN zor'larst'washtakeiP’irt ana ' i 02' ' ""rr 4 it-be-t actuVxfurrensr- 3315000--'5rv‘ H r-xfient-’ ' 'L" ' ’“'-I--'’ r r I y - ‘ ' it Measures I ? -Canada' f ' v-y n ? theW homefor AV ASHINGTON 29-i-How Aug government1has -American trfe above-- alluded' 'to landed" at England' and the1 sent by the bankers was ‘so money of that thelr correspondents almouth - gigantic task of han-died -disposed means of returning thousandsof its citizens-marooned the was European vf&r zones issued a formalboard statement -In ' bythe ' occupied - -tin de-''f-partment der-partment - Jt” B ’ andBoulogne s relates ' ‘ -was pay100000 -benefit improvement another a a W - I 31-40 domestic accepted ' assistant secretary of ed by the detailed to go on these war were vessels so that they might personally lend their aid wherever other when they reachedthe side (jrOICL SCuT KO JCuUrvpc arrangement was made with the bankersof thia country whose clients were traveling in Europe-with letters of credit from them in to ba cashed at their agencies transportfive some Europe to million dollars tn gold to be placed with their foreign correspondent to meet the drafts aforesaid Some of this was not only money of but-of express banks had companies issued travelers' checks which necessary j invitations ' department 'Americans Cin-Denver J ' i decrease today s communicated -— endeavor secretary department -made wnh'i ’ - the-meantime ' We - war by -and use patrons make of ' ' our I -D -use - ' f 5 i - - -r i-'qur SavingsDe-' partment pays 4'J i- i- ' ’ 5000--Americans' believe We dependability of way their genius their in believe that commercial their honest nothing 'advancement believe but periods what that of are preparation termed “times business of and greater for ft depression” pronounced more T commercial success And problems in we believe that our country arg being- worked the solution of which will be for the benefit of all put grdat mankind -a f ' ' We prosperity We are The the-woman £ Interest de- and the in their Americarupeople brawn '' ‘ i -fromthe - - r on their -thig -and ‘pft’jannutn 4 -‘Of- consideration Courteous treat-Koment Mper-cent and - i of-' L ' MONETARY the in integrity stand can - -from ! or triay be asfriendly DOMESTIC and their association Destitute lecking to London CONDITIONS IMPROVE London is crowded with destitut from Germany and Switzer Americans landaccording to the state department advices tonight from Ambassador relief Page ‘The American committee however has metevery demand made Progress Made upon it eo far thasambassadorstates and the needsof the 3500 refugees who the continent Resources reached the London last been during week’ have promptly attended-4 to Wreck War Since August Ancon when it have left England ter hornet that governor steamship sailed 'week through the Panama canal number 14000 have Nearly passed fortnight ago 5000 refugees received help this flag who York The work of relief Behind walked Aug 29— women literature New committee Ambassador have in religion become knownsuffrage Page estimates disentangling available resources from that'15000 more wil find movement of the great homeward next week if society and many professions war goes on a Jew the wreck travel passage is not interrupted from to who were abroad when the week 'week Estimatesof the refugees rom Venicethe American consulate conflict began and many more from probable’ duration of the conflict seem cabled today that 150" Americans were social workers delegates Athlnll due to have been aboard the Greek tseamer materiallyraised women’s 'organizations others in York 13 and New off ultimate They representedmany cities In a consequencesthus lesspossible division of automobilesrode mothers became even setting with their babies up fresh machinery KING’S ON TAKEN of-j exchange are more definite with TO NURSING 0ME Salla provision fbeing for German Steamer made meeting J York Qty notes xnd New Qrleans Aug 29 — Loaded with maturing-New and Aberdeen Aug 29—The" 5000 corporationobligations'At tons of coal and quantities of hdspttal ship Rottulatoday landed the same time railroads lifted theem-baygd ''the: Hamburg-American line fleet thein--vallds necessity on exports for ifr'elght steamer-Macedonia sailed from including Prince' Albert second’ here late today ’yile vessel cleared for further gold shipment to Canada for of King the up ''of International son who was taken Cadiz Spain opening ai to was again nursing emphasized s 'z of "financing The Important'prqbiem It days with wasreported several ago TREATED blockaded cot'tohrmade progress that "Prince Albert was suffering 'from REUGEES Secreary McAdoo's decision to accept KINDLY IN PARISprpperiyan attack of appendicitis and 'had been peruiieor warenouse receipts landed at Scotland Whdre’ it port In as security for '"emergcncJr currency ‘Paris" Aug was said his condition causedno anxi-’ 29—“Only 200 Americans Nonbelligerent foreign nations ready to ety Prince Albert wps- attached to were take special train again to New Yprk mar the "battleship Collingwood left Geneva for Paris yesterday luc xoaxiH a unu ox pressure iiaeiy believe brain ’ ' labors more We Woman ' t I New at funeral i ' advice shred" Ala Aug More Montgomery 29 than a 'score of leadiqg naval —stores factors from various states southern an executive session here discussed foY relieving conditionsin the means naval stores market which virtually York Aug' 29 — made has disappeared owing to the European her protest against the war in Europe war The meeting appointed a committee by marching through fashionable ifth the situation thoroughlyto consider today to the beat of avenue They muffled and to organize any form of clad In black drums themselves advisable to deemed preserve or if dressed in white wore mournlpg the industry's existence sleeves bandson- their they trod through this canyon Silently of hotel club residence and office structureswhile thousandsof persons stood as quietly on the sidewalks viewing the slowly moving processionas they might look upon a passing sunlight cortege Occasionally skies from overcast and Streamed clusters of yellow touched upon the flowers which som$ of themarchers carried 2500 took part in this Nearly women had in Disentangling the Being unique demonstration which Wilson Boy approvalof Presidentled each bcouts with division drums A long banner fluttered in the breeze — rom the world ensign of liberty and peace of jvhich floated at the foremastof the Great O THOUSANDS WOMEN NEARLY ALL IN BLACK HOLD A PEACE PARADE i Every woman who conjee to this bjmfcjn quest of '-information yes of obtain sens can relief common all other ebnsequencesof the We feel sure that the avoidable and inconveniences discomforts have to gufwhich they may fer will be borne with the proper patience and courdge which the demands We shuold do not feel that this statement close withoutan ex-?r ess ion of our profoundgratitude the different all' governments of which have shown’ to our gov to our peopie in their ernment andevery possible courtesy boundaries and and have thereby consideration greatly aided and facilitated from war o (1 wonderful -perils -frCm of -in occasion t We suffering ' ' country— communicate - sent - We ' We in payable Europe with the ' relief ‘ -constantly ' ilip 1 : 8 ' organization’s An '’IS I deficit $52-000000' incidents engaged i j circumstances transportingpassengers then across the Atlantic were the trade in coastwise size almost These were smallto in carrying cargoes wholly devoted and with passenger accommodations of the most deslp-tion meagre This the only source was from ths had which government to draw possible to do So two soon as it was ships of the navy were so to sail for the other ready made officers to the number side Army headof twenty-five or more c j ' ’ of J — t - ‘ capable r Bo " I' -on war Llner StopedSailing The mostthe important thingfor was the secure opportunity return of Americans to this country At that time the German liners had stopped: the rench liners were not sailing and all of the larger ships customarilysailing this countryand English between had their ports suspended only six sailings There were ships all told owned by an American and sailing under the company trans-Atlantic AmericanTheflagonlyin other service passenger ships under the American flag our iwM W " to J Suits $20 evidence - have a epace set off in our lobby for use of lady custom-1 out ere— writing materlale hAnhy-— which wo will be pleased to have $18 $15 or r immediately appropriated the 2750000 for the relief of The Americans marooned abroad President immediatelyturned over to the departments which could readily the situation most handle the exeautlon of the details These were the state treasury departments and navy ti "I - r respect We ’ department' i International l ‘ -the - OR WOMEN z ' informed same expeditionwas million and a half of gold a so belonging to the government that If the situation then existing there continued would be Uiat sum physical value present wherever In in neededfriends Europe in The America of those marooned in Europe were naturally the so apprehensive aboutlatter ’of the financial condition that they began depositingmoney the s(ate department almostirri- ' -which ’ ‘ travelersreached 9 -trans-Atlantic were They were about 150000 such scattered over the whole continent ot Europe By reason of mobilization all the customary and normal were disarranged ways of life credits at first entirely ceased It goes without saying that the not by fjoverhment was charged responsibility with' aw with the financial condition and to transportationfacilities available s touring to its Citizens who were the countries in Question However it never was suggested that this should affect the attitude of the Con-fress in the government matter ’ i ' andcable ’ ex-hausted received’ declarations ? - - declaration r t "be-proylded ' - ' w ’" - part follows: The statementIn slightest Without the warning this countrywas confrontedwith a situation which is withoutprecedent the time of the rom of ty Austria war which 'days aftwas followed sothe fewsimilar' erwards byevery numerous method acdustomed utterly- dislocated of business wab inancial agents transportation systems on land and sea and interior lines of communication in Europe were all thrown into utter contusion Ik Europe 160000 Americans 'there' is of Although no record the annual tourist from average America to Europe we there were initially that 1 f ' continent want Crossand ’ f 4 distributed s 'The Americans anywhere on the by applyingto the' nearest can embassy or legation get in touch with 'psople in this country can get money if they need atiy and can get transportation and passage home if they that e -COUld tq-Europe andconsular 'ft i in outfitted federal relief situation after Summing up the nearly three weeks’ work involving the use of millions of dollars unprecedented activities by diplomatic' agents abroad and the Tlls-patcb cruisers across two gold-laden the Atlanta the board said: situation is so greatly relieved j ’ ' providing relief and lb Several hundred Suits in School Suits for B' ERLIN military boys Aughave 29— The authorities authorizedHenry S of Breckinridgeassistant secretary long pant models Offer Immediately begancashing of one lot a final choosing Europe war at Washington and some Amer-lean i the draftb of the Americans officers and correspondents newspaper their accustomedagencies to visit Belgium through odds and ends patterned ing a most varied selection The express companies likewise The specialtoday train for Americans began paying travelers’ checks which left was not fully a fabrics and as thousands of The next train will start on many blue that will please any boy As soon names be cabled and' 30 and hl's August Commander Ryan to assistants ord and Mafthe'varlousconsulates Commanders weights suitable An opportunesale indeed there those for whom had and Captalhs enton Miller serges been deposited in’ the money 'state who instituted Enochs the relief I I 1 1 find considerabledifficulty for and in the treasury bureau here now and fall weqr All for every Salt Lake youth to receive the sums in began persuadingAmericans to go to deposited for them Tlie officers Holland the direction of the assistant "v A sizes for of 14 to 20 years of age men under secretary of war who reached EngAmericans in need land on the naval ships were imm MAROONED AT GHENT toevery capital aiateiy aiepatcnea of in Europe with sufficient sums yi 29 The American embassy care' of those AijieriLondon toAug mopey to take the present — time has been cans who could not otherwise up finable to get into for those who-had communication with certain Americans marooned In their ready and-had Ghent All Men’s Patterned Boys Patterned money' I no1 letters of who are in need of credit or travelers’ Belgium money i News of the plight of these checks London through the state Trousers Greatly Knickerbocker Suits TransportationNow Available at Washington which result order brouglit As a was its Information from the American out of chaos it was ascertained consul-rat in Ghent who Succeeded Reduced were In what his way to The embassy Reduced where the Americans making Antwerp directions they- could be is to get into communication Ul moved unable and where transportation be with either Antwerp or would I1 available and of the More Americans fleeing fromGhent Germany when Many which for companies reached here tonight coming by the first week or so suspended way of flushing Holland The first their sailings resumed operations trfljin carried 300 passengers while IfO s Ea liners and-' were the second g among them the rench accommodated on the lines from Englan'd reached running Amsterdam Wednesday some of those from southernports In consequence then of 400 Americans from Switzerland problem A party pressing to get arrived in today They immediately was London of the Americansflfrom those countries came from Paris by way Boulogne this country Their arrival Is regarded here as where transportation to against the that the Germans was not available to ports rumor have cut the line of where it was available railroad Since thatj tipie therA have been communication between Paris from all Theodore Hofeller of Buffalo many Amerlcansnfpved Interior "point in the N Y one apf today’s arrivals congested continent to seaportsthat he left riday mornsing where it is pans of expecting to reach mere matter a comparatively London that that at short timo before they can secure afternoon but Amiens his train Vi f transportationhome Wherever it washeld up for hours by passing troop a trains ill " C evident that there would not It pulled iito h " eventually ‘H “ late 4 ’V "be a of regular sailings Boulogne at night and from this resumption sufficient 'to take care of the port the passertgers embarked early the consular agencies this morning for olkestone Americans were directed to secure ships for The American exchange committee money this Up to the present Daniel headed by Maj purpose W time ten ships have been or more Ketcham has exhausted the fundsat thus secured places tjE:::::::: at where the its disposal ana today is awaiting existing authority from transportationfacilities Washington to of make -ill were insufficient and thousandsof further the payments on account will be brought back deposited in Americans Washington for Thjose who money these boats were in H Page Americans Europe Walter able to pay for their accommodations the American ambassador arrangedso did so those who were not inis committee snan nu through an presently able but who these would be inai but this sum is by the to increase as the losses from the war poration representatives now ex arrangement made Semifinishedsteel was ad-( the names of whfen they reached this countrythe rench hausted American embassy with were not announced In his telegrams Had their are extended vanced $1 per ton guaranpassage money those vciicr apcvicti vi win for Governor teed by the government and Syviniiicin Domestic monetary conditions are on Railroad contracts equipment to the clearing house presidents be run on Sunday and Monday for the actually destitute were CROSS TO SEND satisfactory basis albeit banks were of the board announced who were BED of in a more insignificant and steel building Hamlp Americans Switzerland taken care of by th® government orders called for less than 7000 tons of whostill wish to leave but it in appears are exact Informationwas xjanted as tn manifesting unusual steady that the the structural shapes One Many 'Inquiries Answered number remaining encouraging this week'sbank the debt this countryowes and country is greatly reduced and less statement feature the prospect for bridge Europe It Is not of course was suggested steady work the Baltimore& Ohio askingfor they were asked to bring information that under these nad been estimated showing cah gain with extraordinary tnan and data reduction in the cash reserve tenders on about 12000 tons and the there were not unfortunate DOCTORS AND NURSES The Americans have been arrivingat also that is against Hamlin announcedthe delays and Paris on the regular trains at the rate which week now 333857000 Pennsylvaniataking bids on 4000 tons A Governor mistakes madp H president of and almost Wigg4n Naw of from 150 to 200 a dav ago for a bridge over the Alleghenyriver annoying and disconcerting during the 342720000 association Seth sipce the banks took out loan Clearing the last ten days The Hotelmern’a association were construction York House all mere statement by Tenders asked on theYork’s H B of — a conditions by has given the certificates of section of Low and Towne New Yorkto existing carries wi’th it agreement a New new cofnmltteei O have been constituted TO SCENE who stopped here over night a the conclusion that this would ie refugees subway calling for 3000 tons of steel take up the question of European obli inevitable but on thb other hand while on their way to rench or English DEPRESSION MARKED of the existing ports at the best gations a consideration accommodations IN presl-i STEEL BUSINESS RESERVE BOARD SEEKS sent also to that hotels for day Telegrams were house conditionsdemonstrates no a dents of clearing associations in prevision was possible in this case has provided The military administration INORMATION ON DEBT Louis that the situation had to be the baggage of Aug 29 in Chicago Boston PhiladelphiaStannouncing vans to transfer New York export — Business O dealt with as it Washington Aug 29 — New applications the travelers if rolled steel products AMERICA TO EUROPE San therancisco and ofBaltimore and was which is not examinedthe and the committee! in and that done from have the seriously this week formation found all was that Europe caused the It comes under the conductof was contracted and Baltimoreand suggesting Red Cross to increase again given 29 The federal New York similar could be done American AIga fAr fhnaO Prominence was to the Washington Aug under the circunp-stances AmATiran XimHacQV be f of doctors andfor foreign business that action taken In nurses who will vouched for by the embassy no pass- prospect oreign reserve board announced — today that qorps the sail for northern Europe soon inquiries or It illumines situation to on a ports and alj the usual to about 100000 to jts eacn these cities If deemed adare required amounting forthcoming conference visable that at least 50000 inquiries chartered by the organization conditions for traveling tons have been extended to know been steamertoIn be addition are waived However actual business was with bankers presidents have made the stateServian unit light the following of clearing at a three have sold house associations: (’ A concerning30000 composedof sail and twelve Domestic producerswho Hinch Sol THE RICHMOND APARTMENTS surgeons in and other highly cinnati C October ReservaEurope With respect to uurseswiH on a Greek ship from RELIEVE INAMERICANS machinery automobile MeMitchell VV 111 Me opened each onexif these 30000 Americans aboutAUSTRIA-HUNGARY goods to V B Caldwell tions New 'York September and manufactured Europe have Wexler New Orleans may be made any- time After in there' has had to be travel into Servla by orders canceled H Pitts325 to Europe a way of hadmany or shipmentsOmaha Charles McKniglit 340 inPyreus Septemberlight and Prices separate card 'prepared and placed H Aderall Portland and Salonikl rl'nA niiarforA4 aHm suspended New buying was light on burgh Ore gas VC 29 The A eluding Apartment’& Of these “V unitaw OU Vienna Aug continued American lna card index 30000 rvlnr Tying ten tan nr will wall ?H — domestic resulting in some Hotel Co 1505 1505 or mnrA its labors account and Waldo Newcomer Baltimore Investment Walker committee people about10000 have bee for poiitti1ft northern Europe in mill operations and less output be building rectly and dealt with 150 applicants’ fdr Two representatives are to present Bank Phone Wasatch 903 ih with? that is located of steel ingots by the steel cor from each federal district but Red Cross officials were tourists Advertisement Informed assistance for the most part and their condition ascertained today Europe arid SeventY-flYe through Ambassador Page at and students the Informationconand the state department that physiciansleft today and special London a Vbyed t? the Inquirers Americans it was the wish of the British government train has been will were fortunate in being able arranged wgiph This Welocate to make use of some of “the to the carry 150 additional Americans somany because and nurses-aboard will dispose of most of the Americans wer4 surgeons The Americans moving a hospital ship ambassador in from place to place in their Vienna also said that picric acid dressings tp reach a point of embarkation assistant Henry of-S Avar Breckinridge for burns were the supplies their friends and relatives who has and among charge of the urgently relief work hpre give needed in behalf of in were- able to us Americans British ambassador here Sir Cecil Austria-Hungary only the vaguest sort of clew to The lg at and Budapest Spring-Riqe their Informed the state has for-a special whereabouts arrangements tI today that his government train will leave which Budapest Sunday ot Travel Open Avenue recognize tb6 neutrality ef the Berlin would night for carrying present ip that away believe in the Our ordinary information Red Cross cnartered steamer-no matter United States the of travel Americans who were stranded in Hungary our avenues what the nationality "or this from Britain and owner Great Europe The ship been able'to render have may be obtained from Themuch commission has opened up to such anof extent of believe German which line will fly the American America in her her that it Js only a few a neeped assistance to letters many I gam Constitution matter a flag by special act of with checks drafts and weeksuntil all fellow Congress persons our countrymen reached Red credit which they have been unable Sift return Requests for supplies of can home In Cross laws her institutions their friends can headquarterstoday fromConstantinople Turkey to negotiate at the banks and the principles for which r with them and send Ambassador Morgenthau at Official that announcement isand made sent word that the mobilizationthe ordinary freight can be passenger money to of them and totheya seaport of the Turkish 'army had caused service will be partially restored on all assured she stands believe in her future— the past is secure passage and thence thousands of families state railways in Austria at an early home In cases where among there is either temporaryfinancial the country is not at war date although "or actual destitiG He also for hospital supplies embarrassment asked believe her vast possibilities-— in her great tion the will deal could not be obtained the government whichsaid in message resources STORES MARKET therewithas the occasion requires Turkey or neighboringNAVAL O They are :in no danger the countries SOUTH PARALYZED j the her certainties ‘ the Wezbelieve in -September positssicompound--I 4 domain ' - "‘W ‘7 of the and banks great New of York To w? ' add: Socialists Calculation i creed was promulgated by one principles set forth we subscribe heartily above Plan's-for the west the country land of rich resources of opportunity— the -in -inter-mountain 1 - ‘ figjgXST' ' Interviews’ with V nf£IclalsSqf‘the' bank request 5 j ' f " -a -Scotland for--ty’sick-frdm provisions- the'-British UtahSavings r raii-road ' life 1' We and believe commerce in Salt of take City the heart through which region profound is our faith in this pulsates the her beoble " ’ 1 VkMsl -The ana exchange -George LAw iici iulujlc - -home : ' -7 Walker - ‘ '7'' Capital $300000 Surplus S1Q0000 Year in oar ’ V a-' ' -oth madeadvances T ' -the Brothers Bankers ’£ ' ‘ M'-'r if a - 5 -the -which ‘ fl X £fl r - A- - 1859 ounded fljfl r " fl r - ’ fl if fl S -fl? fl r 1 ’ -’3 iV 143 r 's’ £ '-X W J - - ‘ ( 'v- ' ’a - j v -a ' fl v- I fl- r'w -A v -if £ w-: V a 1" |