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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-29
BINGHAM SOCIETY
Special to Tho Trlbune.

opcSldl TO lno
BINGHAM. April @.-one Of the pretty Of.
fairs of tho weeks entertaining wap the party
given by Mrs. Tregasleis TO a number Of her
friends Thursday evening Several pleaaant
hours were spent playing cards and othnr
games. Delightful refreshments wcre aervod
to Gfr. and Mrs Stewart Mr.. and Mira q Gu-
lett. Nr. and Mrs. James Hair Mr. and Mrs
Terry. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hooking Mr and
Nrs- Spencer, MI. and Mrs. a, j Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Mrs. j Ether Mira W.
whitehead. Mira. Taylor Nilsson Myrtle Morns
tenssn, Martha Eyans. Elna Hanson. MesSrs.
Ray Wilcox j Wood Jerome Merrill VIII
FHrhni. Joseph Cavanuugh. George Fouids n
Zerkor. s. Hicks. Christopherson.
a very pretty dinner party given Friday
afternoon by Mrs. l.. Wakcham TO a few of
her friends Covers laid for ten Tboao
present were Mr. and Mrs George E Lee Mr.
and Mrs Walter Ward. Nr. and Mrs E f
Dudley Mr. and Mrs Hansen. and Messrs
Doll and Morris Leo,
Mrs, w. II weodring spent a few days I'm
Salt Lake the nrst OF the week.
The Highland Boy Whist club will bo enter
talned May by Aeedamos Fcnkell ond Booth
Mrs W. 8, Cannon had for her guests Mon
day Nr and Mrs. George Hay OF Salt Lake
Mrs Joseph Corles OF Forest Dale was the
guest OF her sister. Mrs Dave Cook this week
Niles Maud Roberts spent a few days yisIt
ing friends at Salt Lake.
Mrs, Anna Mcclure and niece Miss McEyoy
returned from the city Sunday.
Mrs Eugene Berlng. who has been visiting
relatives In Salt Lake for tho past ten days
returned the firpt OF tho week.
Mrs- c. II. Roberts and her daughter Mrs
w. I. Slime. who have been vlelting relatives
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resent ,s1 the Ruth Rebckah lodge OF RIno,o. =.
So ~ Srunu Lodge assembly In Salt ot.h .
~ camp "Wednesday. ''
tho capital spent sunday at
visiting friends. - american Fork
Sunday. "'ffieo trip to the city
1d1nD ivSeer Dooos OF the Agricultural collage n,
iIIS, ISL anl mis- mother. Mrs NcESn1t -
''' BOY arrived in camp SUNDAY
tha Miss s, Fanny Allen spent tho latter mar, ~,
'"e week at Salt Lake part CT
M MT and Mrs. Rcece OF Dalton ora
frInns, @uhday at Bingham Junction, yIai1Ine
1eSi 's, EeIton mother OF Mrs r. C s,n.,,,.,.
ieit camp Friday for Ohio. - S'neoley'
4, hrs, o. d Btalnard of Los Angelo. or.,,..,
Lake this week ie" Gays at Salt
sTnn. Mr, and MrS Janney OF Salt LAKE, .n,
copperton retnrneG Ml,er Ungerman and unrton Of
brief ,Iod, tte'urned ~ to camp Friday nS,an %
u .oi Flst In Salt Lake "s' "'cr
nai,op pleasant dancing party wac ,,,,.
tbfs no ana Lark in tho new lodo,6 sven en- at
"eeN' ABOUT sixty gueots were n-ie mouse
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HORSES GIVEN REST.
Blooded Stock Taken Off Train at
Provo for Short Time,

Blooded Stock Taken Off Train at
Provo for Short Time,
Special to Tho Tribune,
PROVO. April 2S-A car OF fine race
horses, owned by Joseph Barnett OF Abe
querque, n. NJ and in charge OF c. +.
King, were unloaded In Provo today for
rest after being on tho cars for several
days enroute from San Francisco TO
Denver.
Divorce Is Asked.
Irene S. Allen has filed suit for divorce
In the district court against L. Wclett
Allen. alleging desertion and non-support
The parties were married In Chicago Sept.
Nth. 1899.
Not Guilty Is Plea.
The defendants in the case OF the state
charging burglary in the first degree. A
plea OF not guilty was entered and the
case set for trial on May 2ist.
Judgment by Default.
Judgment by default was today entered
In the district court against ], Marteu
and In favor of tho State Bank OF Provo
FOR s4S9.00.
Now a Citizen.
John NJ. Wright. a native OF Scotland,
was today admitted as q citizen OF the
United States by Judge Booth.
Appraisers Named.
In the district court today Judge Booth
appointed Harvey ChufI, OF Provo; f. G.
Boyer, OF Springville. and Lewis p, Lund.
of Pleasant Grove as state appraisers of
inheritance tax.
Governor Goes West.
Gov. John c, Cutter delivered lecture
before the kindergarten teachers at the
B Y. University today.
The Governor, accompanied by his wife.
left on the midnight train over the S. P.
l. A. & S. l.. railway tonight for Los
Angeles. Cal.
Several men in charge of j. 3. Ieetham,
will leave Provo next week for the Duck
Creek mining district. In Nevada, TO
commence active development OF the mines
of the Lead Bullion Mining and Milling
company. owned by Provo parties,
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Brief Mention.
SnecIal 70 The Trlbune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, April sc. n Botsford. train
master OF tho Union Pacific Mt Evanston, Uas
in Ogden today and returned TO Evanston to-
night.
John Cruikshank. auditor OF passenger nc-
counts for the Oregon Short Line, was In Og-
den on business today. and returned to Salt
Lake
Tho Ogden BARRIERS union has contributed
$50 for the relief OF tho refugees from san
Francisco, and tho money has been given TO
the Ogden relief committee.
Sheriff e. A. Schrug of Weber county was
reported being much improved today but
Is still unable to leave his bed. His fever
has subsidod. owing 10 tho breaking OF an
eb6cess In his leg 1t VIII be some DAYS before
ho be out
Garrett Fort. assistant general passenger
agent OF tho Hartman lines. with headquarters
at Omaha, arrived hero today from Los An
gcles with his family, He hos been attend
Ing tho convention OF passenger men at Los
Angeles Today he and his family and party
drove up ogden canyon and were treated roy
ally MT the oaks and tho Hermitage. He rates
Ogden canyon as the coming summer resort
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Ogden's Four Hundred.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. April B.-Mrs F B, Devote de-
lEhtrully entertained Thursday afternoon III
her homo in honor OF tho ilftioth wedding an
niysreary OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. sam
combined in tho decorations. broad satin
strcamers OF the prevailing colors extending
from tho chandeliers To tho four corners Of
tho tnble, which waa adorned with tall vases
OF roses and carnations. interspcrsed with
plumosa, golden wedding csko forming tho
ccnterplcoe. Tho color Idea was also carried
prised Mr.. and Mrs, James Poxman OF Nephi.
Mr.. and Mrs r; II; Paxman OF Provo, Mr..
Nophi: Mr and Mrs y. PaImen OF Provo,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Paxmsn OF Nophi.
and Mrs. Joseph Stanford. Mr.. and Mrs. F;
O. Dye OF Salt Lake: Mrs. T. c. GrgGs, OF
Salt Lake. II II Moore. OF Oakland. Mr and
Mrs Charles kennedy, OF Oakland: Mr.. and
Mrs George Halyerson. Mr.. and Mrs. 1 n.
Plorce, Mr.. and Mrs e. Yount, Mrs, + Hurst,
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Dye. Mrs: Jane Rich
Strong. Mr. and Mra, Van Dyke, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Q. stanley Mr. and Mrs Richard Dye.
Mira Matte Groy, Mr. and Mira Harry Nc
cune. OF Salt Lake: Mrs: Mary Connors. Mrs.
p II, Garter and tho Misses Carter. Downoy'
Edith and Alice Grey and Grace Dye OF Idaho
Fails-
Monday evening very pleasant farewell
mother. who loft Tuesday for Missouri. a
few hours wore delightfully."- spent AT cards
and music ana latGI Il WclI@appo!uteO supper
was served. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Drysdnle. Joseph w Wheel
wright MrD Elizabeth Whrelwright- Joseph
Drysdalc Mr. and Mrs Samuel Drysdalc. Mr.,
and Mrs William Drysdale and Mrs. V, l.
Chamberlain
Tho Ladies auxiliary of the o. r. c spent
very pleasant afternoon with Mrs J. II.
Rhine at her home Fowler avenue.
The Ladies' Day social entertainment and
dance given by tho I-.ks lodge Friday even
ing ct Tollcr's academy decided
cess in every detail. The musical part of tho
programme was given By the Polmatios Con-
cou company and dancing was commenced at
10 o'clock. music being furnished by ladies'
orchestra Punch Bcrvod during the
evening, which unusually pleasant one
for those present.
Misses Morila Hunter ond Dolly Maloney
went down to Salt Jako this week TO attend
the Orpheus concert Thursday evening and the
Kubellk concert Friday evening. They
guests at tho homo OF Slr. and Mira. n. d. F,
Reynolds
Miss Frances Joyco returned Monday from
vlslt at tho capital with Miss Helen Wcngor.
Mrs. G A Dickson entertained tho ladies'
OF tho Presbyterian church and their friends
her home at $50 Fowler avenue on Thurs
day afternoon.
The Jolly kcnsineton club Will meet with
Mrs W. ]. Barnes on May l.
Air. and Mrs. Frank Hochstctter OF Omaha
are in Ogden. called here account OF tho
death OF Mrs. Hochstcttlers mother, MrA H
l., Griffin
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CROP OF LICENSES.
Three Couples at Ogden Prepare to
Enter Matrimonial State.
speclnl to Tho Trlbuno.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. April 2s.-The crop of marriage
licenses harvested In tho ofTlce OF County Clerk
David Mattson today was unusually good The
fact that ono or tho couples very young
did not dctract from tho interest.
Ray Robinson nGcd %. OF Roy. after his
mother had given her consent. was permitted
TO marry lizzie Muir. aged 10. OF Clinton. Dn-
Wis county. and owing TO tho tender years OF
the bride. tho 6tter's mother there and
consented.
Edward Redmond. 20. Of Salt Lake and
Laura Frost, .. OF Salt Lake. received a
license. and married by George Ritchie
OF Tho Lattcr-day Saints church
Elmorcy Leroy Stalker. -, OF West Weber,
granted "a ucrnsn
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RICHARD PALFREYMAN
COMPLETES HIS WORK
Springville Man Does Important
Service for the Western
Pacific.

Spsciol TO Tho Tribune
OGDEN. April S.-RIchnrd Palfroymnn OF
S2rlngVillc Utah. who has had the contrnct
for tho doep-cut work the Western Pacific
from milo post IS TO milo post 30. which is
now completed. in Ogden today, after tho
completion of his special part OF tho work out
OF Salt Lake. He has modo n cut through
what IS known as the Hogback in Rush valley,
and the samo is nearly forty feet doep.
Old-Time Contractor.
Mr. Palfreymnn is OF tho old contractors
or SprIngville and hc viii, II he accepts the
profrer, DO sent TO Oroyillc. Cal, for tho heaYy
work thOre.
AT Rush valley. Mr., Palfreyman nleo laid
out big depot grounds and q location for stock
yards and shearing pens, and explains thot
tho Western Pacific, when IL has its rails laid,
Will 90 In foT the business of moving sheep
and wool from that section
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BASEBALL IN VIEW.
Game Will Be Played at Ogden Today
If Weather Permits.

Special 20 Tho Tribune
OGDEN, April 2S.-If the weather permits
Sunday, thero VIII be an interesting game OF
baseball at Glenwood park. tho conteadlng
teams being tho Colunlbin club OF Ogden and
tho Butchers and Grocers OF Salt Lake. As
the weather is now threatening there is no
certainty, but IL tho sky shows up clear Sun
day morning, the Salt Lakers will bo advised
and viii como here for tho game,
Hastings Is Signed.
Tho Columbia club has signed up Ira Hast
inga, who made such a sensational record last
Ssar. as q pitcher, He is now In Nebraska
but viii start for Ogden on Sunday morning
Brapson, tho famous second beseman In Call
forniur has also signed with the Ogden team
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TWO THOUSAND ASKED.
Mattson Says Calvin & Leek Made
Holes in His Property.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. April 2S.-Potcr A Mattson today
hled suit in tho Second District court against
Calvin s. Bcek, br!ckmakcrsl In which he
charges tho defendant company with having
made holes In hlS property for the purpose OF
securing brick clay, and prays for damages
In the sum OF 5000 and coats OF the suit
Tho complaint alleges that tho property OF
the defendant has been partially destroyed By
tho acts OF tho defendants
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Ore Shipments From Park.
Total
Help for Sufferers.

Special 70 Tho Tribune.
SPRINGVILLE, April I.-Sprlnevine
lodge No, A of the 1. o. o. F. appFopri-
atcd SIS from Its lodge funds Friday night
for the relief fund the grand lodge OF
Utah is raising for the San Francisco suf-
fererS.
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WOOD FoRFEITS BAIL.
Alleged Box-Car Thief Not Present
When Case Is Called,

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. April sc. II. Wood, the south
orn Pacific brakeman who was arrested poms
lnys ago for tho burglary OF boxcars did not
appear before Judge Murphy this morning
when his case was called. Wood ig believed
TO be one OF gang OF boxcnr thieves.
days undor q bond of 500. which he wan un.
able TO furnish. Later the complaint WINS
changed. charging grand larceny. and under
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co5per SpssndId al ,s view lots, east bench near
rod. ownsr W. 90 so. O. and l1th East. $40 per
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CUP CONTEST is HELD
Public School Children Of Springville
the Participants

Special to The Tribune,
SPRINGVILLD, April 8.-The fourth
annual "Sllver Cup musical contest of
the Springvlne public schools. was held
Friday night at the l.. d. s. meeting
listen to tho splendid musical programme
The second and third grades contested for
one cup and the fourth. NTH sixth. Sow
enth and eighth grades contested for the
other.
Winning Glasses.
Tho winner in the first and second
grades WAS the second grade class OF Miss
Chllds. OF jefferson school. Tho winner
in the fourth, NTH, sixth. seventh and
eighth grades was Mr.. Merrills class of
tho Washington school.
Tho contest song for the first and sec
ond grades was Helpers" and for the
other grades, The Tribune Prize Song"
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Drop Me a Postal

| For reduced price list for expert Ko-
| dak finishing. Harry Shipler. Commercial
! Photographer, Isl Main st. Both phones.
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BODY BROUGHT HOME.
Philippine Veteran Will Be Laid at
Rest at Eureka Today

EUREKA. April 2S.-Thc remains Of John
Baker who died at Phoenix, Ariz.. April
g. wore brought TO Eureka today and the
funeral services Will be conducted from
the l. o o. F. hall here Sunday after
noon at o clock. AT the time OF Bakers
death he working in mine near
Phoenix and he was practically unknown
there
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CARD OF THANN

We desire to express ou'
thanks to those our ,sn"Srsa1||
so kind to us In our SAD
EDW. GEORGE. .>,n fI
MRS. HARRISON Az
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Many Floral Tributes.

The pallbeaTers were Eureka bows. who
were intimate friends OF the young man
and the floral offerings from friends were
most beautiful.
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Monday Bargains
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Was Eureka Resident.

The deceased was until little over a
year ago a resident OF Eureka and leaves
a mother, three sisters and a brother
He served during the Spanish-American
war in the Philippine Islands.
The services here tomorrow will be
under the auspices of the A. o u. W. OF
which Mr.. Baker was a member.
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Winning Glasses.
PAID LAST RESPECTS,
Many Eureka People Attended Sulli-
van Funeral at Capital.

Special 10 The Tribune.
EUREKA. April PA large number of
Eureka people were in Salt Lake Friday
for the purpose OF attending the funeral
OF the late EmInet ID. Sullivan. son df
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan The services were
conducted from the st. Marys Cathedral
in that city and the body laid to rest in
the Calvary cemetery
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The Bismarck

The Bismarck
German lunch room carries everything
In the line OF German lunches and deli
oacies.
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Buried at Phoenix.

After the remains had been inferred II
was learned that Baker had been resi-
dent of Eureka and the postmaster here
was notified. Ollie Baker, a brother of the
deceased. left for Phoenix and after iden.
tifying the body shipped It TO Eureka.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-18
MADE MARRIAGE
SECURE BY HAVING
COURT TIE KNOT.

In order that there would be no
doubt as TO the legality Of their mar
riage, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. McGlnnis
OF Revere. Mass, visited this city yes
terday. and after procuring the neces-
sary papers at the city hall. proceeded
TO the superior court where Judge
Brown obligingly frightened the knot OF
the already united pair.
Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis were married
last summer. but fearing that recent
decision of the supreme court OF Mass
achusetts in regard TO divorces obtain
ed in other states might annull their
marriage they decided on this action
as the safest means to satisfy all
doubts.
Mr.. McGinnis, whose age Is given as
2S, stated that he is the manager of an
amusement enterprise at Revere Beach
The bride admitted to be 23 years OF
age and said this Is her second venture
on the sea OF matrimony. Her father,
she stated, is in the real estate bust
ness.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs McGinnis departed for Boston.
apparently highly satisfied with the
result of their journey.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-18
COPYING NAMES
Of 100000 LIFE
POLICY HOLDERS

Albany. n. Y. July 1s.-Upwards OF 900
men and women today began the giant
task OF copying the names of the 100000
poltcyholders OF the New York State
Mutual insurance companies In the inter-
est OF the International policyholders
committee which proposes to place a
ticket in the field 10 be voted for at the
annual election OF the companies next
fall
The New York Life's list contains about
100000 and the Mutual Life makes up the
remainder. All OF the copying will be
done by hand and those I'm charge esti-
mate that the work Will be completed in
nine days. allowing 10000 names for a
days work
Samuel Untermeyer, counsel for the In
ternational policyholders' committee. to-
day sent TO Otto Kelsey. state superin-
tendent OF Insurance, n telegram protest
ing against the filing OF any certificate
OF nomination OF Judge George Gray. Gen.
y. +, Tracey. Albert r. Shook or Harlow
VI. Higginbotham on the administration
ticket OF trustees OF the Mutual Life In
surance Company.
Mr.. Untermyer declared that the obvious
purpose Of the nomination OF those men
is 10 deceive policyholders into the be-
lief that the ticket ie nominated by the
polcyholders' committee.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-18
.F|NNERAN HELD
ON CHARGE Of
MANSLAUGHTER

Charged with manslaughter in the kill
ing OF Albert j. Pitcairn. James Finneran
was this morning in the district court at
Woonsocket held in 5000 bail for further
hearing In the court here July 2s and in
default OF bail was committed to the
county jail.
Pitcairn was found dying from a knife
wound. on the railroad track I'm this city
yesterday morning. With a firm voice
and with the air OF unconcernedness, he
has had ever since he was arrested. the
old man pleaded, Not guilty. no SIR"
Hanson and Flynn. two chums of the
dead man. who claim they left Pitcairn
talking with Finneran and TIM they knew
nothing more until they saw Pitcairn run.
fall and die on the track. were each held
in $500 as witnesses.
Finneran has respectable connections IN
Boston and this city. including a wife and
children here. but has chosen a wander
ing life for the greater part OF his days.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-18
HEALTH OFFICER
SUSTAINED BY
SUPREME COURT

Daniel s. Latham. health officer OF
Cranston. wins in his contests with Sig
man Schwartz and Moses Wagner over
the enforcement OF the law against GER
tain nuisances on land off Park avenue,
in Cranston. The respondents moved TO
quash the complaints against them after
they had entered pleas Of not guilty. The
respondents claimed that In the warrant
there was not added TO the name OF the
respondent. the name OF the .place to
which he belonged, or the place In which
he was, or OF late was conversant Pre-
siding Justice Sweetland. who passed
upon the motions. holds that these objec-
tions should have been made by plea In
abatement. His honor claims the allega-
tion that each respondent was one OF the
owners OF the land where the nuisance
was sufficient TO hold them
While the respondents are held entitled
TO fuller Information about the alleged
nuisance, the court refuses, TO exercise
it's jurisdiction and quash the complaints
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-18
FIGHTING
IN SPITE Of HIS
PEACE PLEDGE

San Salvador. July s.--Notwlthsta tanding
President Cabrera's agreement with the
president OF Mexico TO cease fighting
pending peace negotiations I'm Central
America two sharp engagements have
occurred in Salvador, just across the
Gautemalan border One was at Plata
mar and the other at Metspan. The Sal
vadoreans we're victorious in both en-
gagements.
Within two hours after Cabrera agreed
10 suspend hostilities his troops attacked
the saivadorean army at Platanar only
TO be defeated by the latter yesterday
morning. The fighting at Metspan oc-
ssfreA Mcusssy- --afrerrvcu-Bpth kiuansr
and Metaran are objective points In the
march to Santa Ana. the summer capital
Of Salvador.
Never in the history of any country
sh mas tnere peen sueh patriotic spirit
as was shown in the engagement yester-
day. In the battleship column. Adal-
berto Guirala, son OF the millionoire. An
gel Guirala, lost his life. He was a grad
uate OF West Point and when the war
broke out enlisted with thousands OF his
countrymen. He was about 30 years old,
and worth half million dollars in his
own right This Is not the only case OF
rich men enlisting. There are members
Of almost every rich family in Salvador
now at the front.
Salvador Is treating her prisoners with
humanity while II was stated In the bat
tie OF Metapan. yesterday a young man
named Molina. OF one OF the best Sal&a-
dorean families, was taken by the Guate-
maians after he had been wounded In
the leg. He was shown no mercy and
was carved to pieces by the Guatemalan
soldiers.
ARMIsTrcE ARRANGED
- IT, v..s.
tween the warning Central America re-
publics went into effect at s clock this
morning. Mr.. Munoz. the Guatemalan
minister, called at the state department
advised by his government OF the selec-
ton OF three commissioners and secre-
tary to represent Guatemala at the peace
conference.
They will go to San Jose. Guatemala.
I'm time TO board the Marblehead which
Is expected to reach there tomorrow.