Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-07-05 | Page 3 | Deplores Failure to Aid Disabled

DEPLORES FAILURE TO AID DISABLED HELPER July '.Justice A J, Weber We-ber of the Utah supreme court, speak ing here yestordav af ihe Fourth of July celebraiion, deplored the failure of the nation to properly care for its disabled soldiers nnd sailors The speaker said there was a striking con trast between the promises made the soldiers when they went away and Ihe treatnuni accrded iln.-m on their re-turn. re-turn. The celebration v as under the direction di-rection of the board of directors of the chamber of commerce Commii-tees Commii-tees in charge were as follows- John Grandiee. Mrs Frank Porter and Mrs F. J Usborne. decorating; Joseph Bloomberg. Ted Jouflas and Walter Geese, finance C H. Stephens Tfil Jouflaa. Mrs, J Halverson and Mra Daid Gibson, parade and dance. A barbecue was held under the direction di-rection of D. C. Gibson and the following follow-ing women served, Miss Rose Mar-tc!le; Mar-tc!le; Miss Florence Good and Mrs. Fred Hoffman. Prizes in the parade were won by a float representing the Goddess of Lib erlyj impersonated bj Mis- Fiorc-nce Good; i 'Ljh. represented by aUgeline Martelle, and Justice, represented by Miss Kalherlne Geese Miss Angeline Martelle and Miss Henrietta Johnson also took pari in the tableaux Yesterday was pay day with the members of the I tah national guard in i arbon county. Approximately $11, 000 was paid to the men here and at Scofield The funds failed io arrive I in time for paying the men Mondaj.l and the ' walk of the host" had to be' poi i puiied one day.