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Following are a number of an
nouncements which viii be consumated
next week:
Mr. and Mrs John T Edwards an
nounce the engagement Of their sister
Mary. to John n Back, the wedding
10 take place In the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs, Clayton Gannett an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter
Carrie 70 A. p Mil on June -. NJ
and Mrs Mil viii be at home to their
friends after Aug 1. at the Turner hats.
A pretty home wedding took place
this week at the home Of Mrs. w
y. Coulam. the brides sister, in East
Second South street, when Miss ELY a.
Geary and Ben II. Griggs we're married
In the presence Of the immediate fam
lies at 1880 O'Clock by the Rev. Charles
T. Perkins Of st. Paul's church. a large
reception followed. Sybil Geary at
tended her sister. and Henry Johnson
was best man. The parents OF the
bride. Mr. and Mrs G. j. Geary, we're
assisted in receiving by MIR and Mrs.
Henry johnson and Mrs. w. Il. Coulam.
In the diningroom we're the Misses Nell
lie and Blanch Robson, Cleo Getsch and
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son were married Wednesday by Bsh-
op Hyrum Smith, Miss Rose Stamm
being bridesmaid ana Arthur Poulton
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Halbom were
assisted In receiving by MISS Lille
Watkins and Miss Dorothy Howe. In
the dining room were Misses Mary
Guest, Evelyn Shanks. Dorothy Howe
Blanche Howe, Lille watkins. Nerlie
Gleason ana Ida MaNneld. Punch was
served In the hall by Miss Mabel Kin
hershey. Mr. and Mrs Wilson will be
at home to their friends at 656 south
Third East street
Mr. and Mrs. George b, Reynolds
announce the engagement OF Mrs.
Reynolds sitter, Miss Minerva Jensen,
to Il. ID. Smiley OF New York. The
wedding Will take place In Nevada,
June 90.
one OF Wednesday, pretty weddings
was that Of Miss Emma Heckner and
Earl Shaw, the ceremony being per-
formed at the home Of Mr., and Mrs.
X. IL. Hansen. Miss Ella Hansen act
ing as bridesmaid and r. IL johnson
best man. number of relatives and
friends assisted
Yesterday Miss Grace Wright and
William ID. Woldberg were married az
ST Peters church, the bride being
given away by her father The couple
will make their home here.
At ST. Marks cathedral on Wednes-
day night Miss Lulu -. Barr and lrN-
ing A. BeRrCe were married, Dean COL
laday performing the ceremony I'm tho
presence Of a large number OF friends.
The alter was drapcd In white and
after the ceremony an informal re-
ception was held at the home Of the
brides aunt. Mrs. Charles II. Ander-
son. Prof A II Peabody presided at
the organ Mrs w. II. Nutting the
brides sister was matron Of honor and
Mrs. Anderson was assisted by her
niece, Mrs William II Nutting, and
Mrs G. u. Moore and Mrs. G, II. Van
Amman. Mr.. and Mrs. Boarce left on
the midnight train for Seattle
on Wednesday at noon Miss Mar
garet Cannon and David II. Clayton,
Jr., were married I'm the temple and
in the afternoon reception was held
at the home Of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. John .. Cannon from 3 to
o'clock. about $50 being present. The
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summer with her aunt, Mrs. Wilson.
at Long Beach.
w S. Zimmerman left for Mexico
saturday to be gone several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs J NJ. Davis have gone
to San Francisco, where Mr.. Davis
goes to accept the position of general
superintendent OF the Southern Pacific
railway. Mr., and Mrs. Davis win be at
homo at the st. Francis hotel.
Mrs r, p. Mulhall Of Idaho Falls IL
visiting her father, Phil Margets, and
viii go 10 California before returning
TO her home
Tho Misses Adeline and Catherine
jacobson, daughters Of Mr. and Mrs
Tony Jacobson of this city, have re-
turned from Notre Dame. Ind. where
they have been attending college.
Miss Lillian Lane is in Salt lake
for tho summer months. after having
been away at school nj Boston.
Miss Norrine Thompson is home from
New York, where she has been attend
ing Miss Bennetts school. Miss Thomp-
son will return next year to graduate.
visiting this week with tho Misses Nc
IAury I'm the Kensington flats, and
later viii spend the summer with her
brother. A, w. North.
Miss Edith Mcguire Is spending two
weeks with MIR. and Mrs Hubert Rich
ards at their farm near Spr1ngvtlle.
Mrs. Martha Groo Of MontpelIer
Ida, is a guest at the home OF her
sister Mrs f. s. Wright, during the
absence Of DR.. and Mrs Wright in the
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Z. Lake
had for their guest for a fcw DAYS Mr.
and Mrs. Edward +. Beals. who are en-
route from Chicago 10 the Pacific coast
Mr. Beals Is the treasurer and manager
OF the Progress company Of Chicago,
Garner s. stenhouse former resi-
dent OF Salt Lake, Is a visitor In the
CITY, at the home Of Mrs. Belle Dewey.
Miss Dora Bogue returned Friday
fro mWellcsley college, and will spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Bogue. 1l9 F street.
Mrs Everett O. Jones Of Seattle Is
visiting in the city at the homes OF
her sisters, Mrs, james T. Beless and
MIS-. *, II. owens.
JOY II. Johnson has returned from a
six weeks trip to California.
Mrs. Charles w Whitley has visiting
her her sister, Mrs. J. a. Dousherty,
and baby Of Portland. Or
Former Gov. John c. Cutler left We'd
nesday for southern California, where
Mrs. Cutler and family have spent the
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Grace H.: You should not have wrin-
klcs or coarse looking CCmpleNlou nc
cream will be a big aid In your EFFORTS
20 have "a smooth, VelNeiy composing
Dissolve AN ounce of almozoln iu mar
, pint cold water, and add Two tenSpnontl,s
Use this cream freely and ~ VIII 10
wonders FOR you in crHdlcatnE those
wrinkles and making smaller those large,
dust-collecung pores below the ewes rms
cream Jelly Is very me FOR removing
.lblackheads. ptmples and any undesirable
, dscolorations OF the skin. Ii contains
hair. and n uncqualed for mossaging and
removing dust and art from On. pores
Of tho skin which soap ana water VIII
not take out
Celia: A. your request I will repeat
the ncsh-redurlng formula which has
proven SD satisfactory a. hundreds OF
too-fat people Dissolve four ounces ~
pamotls iu ~ uints warm water. iaSe
= Is the harmless medy which Us $50 wen
spoken Of, and that has proven sugu "a
source Of relief 20 over-tat people Pro
pare and take as directed. and YOU VIM
too much flesh IN warm " 9t0er. II
generally reduces excess flesh rapidly
: without the necessity oI d'eung
. Resale: n spectacles arc so objection
. able 10 you on account ~ making you
logk old u WY con YOU Wy 1, .s.iiI W.. '., -
ounce Of crYstUs roo a. hAif-Uirt water and
put a few drops ot this In zach oAc daily.
N Is very Strengthening tu weak ured
or innamcd eyes. and may HnHNls you 90
d1 without glasses NInv who hr.c used
this simple remedy l'r gam ale s'' rNe-
lids inhamrd, Wuak duN md Arel 'fus
tcll mo % is excellent ] EuuV g. t= used
and prescribed hv many ocuIil'a. a1n I
NaVs always found To terN .n' fH -'It'
ones ives sparkling and full 81 express
sion. no does NOT smart but is very
soothing and rcstiul
Mrs. b: Your husband probably would
show more interest in you n you were
not so careless about YOUR facial heauty.
Men have always been attracted and held
by woman's beauty To get rid OF that
shiny, greasy. muddy look Of your skin.
go 20 the drug store and get four ounces
Of spurmaX, dissolve IL In une-half pint
hot water. and add Two teaspoonfuls
.slycerine. Apply this 20 your face, neck
and arms. rubbing gently until dry. II
viii clear up and whNen your skin. and
give II that charm Of youthful freshness
20 much enviod by all women This To-
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OGDEN.

At the home OF Mrs. 5, r. Whitaker
a delightful lawn party WAS given
Tuesday evening TO members of the
Sixth ward Religion class, of which
Mrs. Whitaker Is supervisor. The
hostess WAS assisted In entertaining by
her teachers, Mrs. l.. L. Stott, Mrs. j.
T. Bush and Miss Grace Frodsham
The lawn was prettily lighted and
seats and little tables were effectively
arranged for the occasion. Games, mu-
sic. vocal and instrumental, and merry
social chat were enjoyed until a lato
hour. when refreshments were served.
Mrs S. A. Stevens entertained in
formally at a package shower Monday
afternoon in honor OF Miss leila Ste
vens. The guests were Mrs. Bertha +,
Wright Mrs. Frank @. Cannon, Mrs.
Eva b. Shaw, Miss Rachel G. Farley,
Miss Florence Stevens, Miss Ella Poul-
ter. Miss Florence Poulter, Miss Eva
T.. Brown, Miss stella Hollands, Miss
Lizzie baltimore.
The marriage of Miss Rhea Brown 10
Mr.. Montrose NJ. Cazier occurred We'd
nesday at the Salt Lake Temple, fol-
lowing which a large reception was
held i'm the evening, at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Chris.
j. Brown on Twenty-sixth street over
20 0glests were entertained during the
evening The young people were made
recipients of many beautiful presents.
Mr. and Mrs. Cazier win he at home
to their friends at Cardston, Alberta
Canada. after July 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett G. Fulkerson
and little daughter, Elizabeth, of Chi
cago. are the guests OF Mrs Fulker-
sons mother, Mrs. d. II. Peery
~
Mrs. p. Healy were appointed Monday
az a committee to act for the Martha
society during the summer
Mrs a. s Condor and Mrs. w. A.
Turner entertained at Kensington
wednesday afternoon on the lawn at
tho Condor home, the guests arriving
at o'clock.
DR.. Ruth Hnliard OF Salt Lake city
is visiting her mother. Mrs Kate s.
Hilliard, at her home, 4s6 Herrick ave-
nue..
Mrs. Mary Conner entertained the
ladies' Of the st. Josephs sewing society
on Thursday afternoon at st. Joseph's
hall.
Mrs. John Spargo and daughter, Mar
garet. were entertained informally on
Mrs. A. O. Campbell Miss Margaret
Is a graduate Of the 1910 class of Brow
nell Hall at Omaha.
Miss Mildred Douglas was Salt
Lake visitor during the week
Misses Lucy and Katherine Lewis Of
Salt Lake city are visiting with II. l..
Griffin and family FOR a few days.
Tho Kappi Chi Sorority girls are
entertained by Miss Margaret Smurth-
waite at the Smurthwaite home on
jefferson avenue Monday evening.
Miss Bernice n. Kohn, daughter Of
A. l.. Kohn. 1858 Jefferson avenue. re-
turned Sunday from a four months
trip to the east. The greater portion
Of the time she was the guest Of her
brother Atty. stuart NJ. Kohn of New
York city,
An unique supper party was given in
honor Of James Scowcroft by Miss Lu-
| cile Ballantyne at $50 Twenty seventh
street, on Saturday evening last MIR.
| Scowcroft is the son OF Heber Scow-
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Health and Beauty Answers
BY MRS MAE MARTYR

zion doe. not show or rub on Ike powder,
and IFS much better. II Is spltnd'd TOT
removing tan. frecklCs, piWplcs and sal
iowness Of the skin
= r.. lf Nour health were good YOU
would not feel $50 overcome and ured from
Ia. heat The plmpl-s ana blotches are
an Indication that your blood Is out OF
order Here IS recipe for an old
fashioned home made system tonic that
oue-half cup sugar and one ounce kar.
deue 600 one-hnlf pint alcohol then add
cuuDgu boiling water u make a IWI
quart a tablespoonful Of this tonic be
fore each meal helps to purify the blood,
arOusgs "a torpid liver and aids digestion,
You will soon boz rid ot that tired FEEL
Ing and be more ambitious ana energetic
This tonic Us excellent for clearing up a
saI0w complexion, restoring lost appe-
lite -gnoviup liver hlotChes. skin erup'
lions and tonIng M the system generally
Miss - X. The worry and bother Of
wearing uair-nets aud wells TO make your
hair stay up and conceal that dull
strlnCy. uukept appearances you speak Of
could easily Doe avoided n YOU would stop
EhImpunIug with sunu. You have made
tn, mistake OF thousands Of other ladies
Tho H.koh in soap irutatcs the scalp;
makes the hair sfryayed dull. coarse and
tirrd how harsh your scalp Lelt after a
tle.d how harsh your scalp felt after no.
shompoo with soap II YOU VIII shampoee
c1rthroX dissolved ln "a cur OF hot water,
your hair VIII always be NEht, iurv and
easy 90 io ur besides looking decidedly
r.uf THI- shampoo IHthore 1hunduntlv
DRIES quickly stops itching scalp and
a nses us no other shampoo Will The
fuNury ~ extreme nlHluIines ~ the scalp
which comes .r1U tNr u7o OF this sham
poo nns made Dr. sn popular that many
Df tin Urst HHir1rrse now use ~ OK
cIu~iveiy 20 Is Npensive and can he
bought at 1ry drur rtore.
q. w. Is. You should take better
care uf vopr hn'r, as hoauflfl' head
Of natural h'lr rs much M ttior than any
fHfso 'nIr ANY signs Of hair or zcalp
frn h'se -rrn ne d7udruH itching scalp
falling dry. dul and brittle hair can
easily Do corrected by shampooivg c,er-
other week with canthrox Osee answer Ia
Miss Vs. x D. and rubbing into the hair
roots twice week n dunino tonic made
hv dlesolvinE one ounce quinoin IN one
half pint alcohol. then adding one-half
pint cold water Although YOU have been
50 disappointed In an the ready made hair
tonics YOU have tried 7 know YOU viii
md this one viii do what I say II will
II makes very refreshing dressing for
the hair and keeps II soft and glossy.
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batchelor buttons. and the veranda
made cosy with rugs ana settees, and
rcfrcshments being served here from a
prettiiy decorated table. About %
guests were present and Miss JENNIE
Harrington entertained the T, o. \. q.
club delightfully."- AT Liberty PARK on
Thursday supper being served from a
table prettily decorated in the club
colors. red and green. carnations and
ferns being used. Covers were laid Tor
about a dozen.
one Of the social affairs OF Thursday
was the luncheon given by Mrs. j. T..
Caiue i'm honor OF Mrs. j. r. Franhen
and Miss Wcbber
Mrs Roscoe NJ Breeder entertained
Thursday al a bridge tea. six tables
being played The decorations were in
coreopsis and tea served on the veran-
dl Mrs Russell q. Schuder presiding,
assisted by Miss Gertrude Hansen ana
Miss Carrie Sappington.
Mrs Lester Freed was one Of Thurs
DAVIS hdstesscs. entertaining Tor Mrs.
Walter Stone, the rooms being deco
rated In white and green and covers
laid FOR about dozen.
The American Woman's League meets
this afternoon at the Kenyon
parlors ut pm. and reports VIII be
given by the delegates and representa-
tives to the convention of the national
body recently held at st Louis
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last six months. viii return with Mrs.
Cutler early in July
Mr. and Mrs John w. Delano have
returned from an automobile trip
through Utah and Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McGurrin and
Miss Noble are spending a few days
in Colorado Springs and Glenwood.
Mrs Nelson Story OF Bozeman. Mont,
Is the guest of her sister. Mrs II. N.
Mayo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie l.. Savage are
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Savage's
parents Judge and Mrs. G. G. Goodwin.
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by col. and Mrs, J. j. Daynos In honor
of Mrs. William Cody of Sioux city
la. and Mrs. Davidson Of Park city
the rooms being bright with the sea-
sons flowers. and about 30 helng pres
cnt
-
Among the many entertainments Civ
en- for bridal couples this week was a
dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. w. II.
uniting for Miss Lulu -. Barr and Mr.,
Eearce, whose marriage took place on
Wednesday
Mrs ". II Cunningham was hostess
yesterday az delightful reception
given In honor OF Mrs g. A. Whitley
and her sister. Mrs. Dougherty OF Port
and or the decorations indoors being
carried out chiefly In corn flowers and
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,. .,.,.....,........u,., ,.,,,,
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.,t. a.. "
me country e'N' 'N MI "uu M's
W Ala Under and Mr. ana MhS' W. g.
..s..I,.. ...,.t ana tt.
lawns nd F'InIHF Il WIN J'pth'7'
lantern, and electric globes. Refresh
/ mont. ,,e,.a s,,.yad aud "a largo number
,,.,.,.., .r..t.
,.,.-
'lf. ana MI7' tN"did To- ''nh1ii7 '''
terta.utd al dinner party on Mon
.t.,,.., t,-,,.i,,,tr, the tgbla he
Ia r..tttN, 5raarntsd and covers laid
..-., 60,
lot ""''t' "' '.'',''' '''''i'S
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3 '"'''p '''
a. .,mber4 of the society or any other
-. -.,.t re,cr.,.. ,,bo. ,,rsb g.,
u.1' themselves "i o summer Iecret-
4 TEA 20 nominal or uu expense, VIII Dee
np-rel on june % iu spanish Fork can
: H"' " pp"'b ''oHs TOT l'''"' VIII NC
Z supplied py Mrs 3. a. 'ulladay.
MIS- W @ Lyme vas hostess on
Wednesday afternoon at reception at
ho,. home .,iven I'm honor Of her guests.
,,,t,,t =. 49,. -, ,,-.,.t.,
~ Nu''1in y. D'NH,I OF ,I 80,
,1i's 1nu "'s' ''''' |''''''' aus
'ol huu Mrs d d. l''' III 'H'rI l''''',u
f, on Wednesday evening az "a luusl1.l'
iof Mr5 Ill"Ie'" S'IS gl sou p,,y
"a" anu ~, a.. 'I ~ w t.',
~ ~ u'tlhHpUl PluHt ''i, "''NH N'''"'
ABOUT 80 were enitt 'alntu.
MRS WlhosoI y. l"'t was guest "i
hnAor on Nednes9ay AT iuHt neon n
given by MIs' IiUup0Ip N''u ~ wy
country cup, the dsGpIatl1iS beIilg III
white ANA green. MIs. ROBERT FIeh-
denning assisted ana music was gwen
during the attalr py tHe l'3utg- N"u
doin clnb. covers We're Ialu I'I 90
guests.
Mrs. John g. cutter Jr I'VE
ieity children party on Sdil.s4aS
,eie ,9.. ~ va I,,,, i, Dnr"t5,.
! Louise. The time was spent with games
0nd music, ana n luhcneoh was served
en- ~ uN VIZ CIV" w"
wednesday by MFS, tt,l."'
klns Tor her niue daushler' belty, "l
I Liberty park the niue ones ENJOY -HS
. the amusement OF tne p,'tt' "lltt
ward eating lunch at long tables Nlrl-
: THY decorated IN roses hhd WIN JaIN-
nose souvenirs AZ eacn pl'''' - ""'"-
I Der OF friends assisted
=
= Mt ana Mrs ;. LayAull gn,e'
iNned AT tner honle, 800 'aS. ~
south street nulsuuy CHtulhs' '"Ji
salt Lake brNncn OF me lhe9suPn' ~
class IN honor OF = dln'i ayol"3'' tne
well known lndlan Icctuiel' -
Taysum was assisted by her slS'eI, ~ 10
rise "A" f1usl. ~ ~ ,.,,,,. 80,
tations ana linproinptu TANKS, CoiIi w W..
linG with refreshments anu ''C. NJ
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MODERN FURNITURE COMPANY

234-236 South State ST.. Successors to
Nebraska and Harris Furniture Com
panies, All goods marked in plain
flgures-liberal credit system.
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MODERN FURNITURE COMPANY

234-2s6 South State ST. successors TO
Nebraska and Harris Furniture Com
panies. Best quality furniture for
less than others ask.
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A YOUTHFUL BRIDESMAID AND WHITE
make a
Of
S
cries pale
The of white lace pink chiffon
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REASON

For over twenty years we have been
endeavoring to build reputable Jew
elry business.
Gould we then, afford to sacrifice our
standing in Utah by advising our pa
irons to buy watch of less merit than
another for the same price?
The watch business is our trade ana
through long years of experience we
have learned that some watches are
better than others at similar prices, ana
we know we are serving ourselves pesI
when we sell watch that gives our
customer the greatest degree OF accur-
acy for the least cost.
Don't pin your faith to moth eaten
trade marks on watches with long
printed pedigrees and specifications
and enclosed in fancy boxes, but take
our watch advice and buy Leysoh
special, made in Switzerland, Where
watch making was perfected science
before the American watch factory was
promoted
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JOY II Johnson has returned from a
six weeks trip to California.
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Mrs. Everett O. Jones Of Seattle Is
visiting in the city at the homes OF
her sisters Mrs, James r. Beless and
Mrs. b, h. Owens
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Z. Lake
had for their guest for a few days MIR.
and Mrs. Edward +. Beals. who are en-
route from Chicago 10 the Pacific coast
Mr.. Beals Is the treasurer and manager
OF the Progress company Of Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
CURED HER SCALP AND
MADE HAIR GROW AGAIN

MY mother used 90 have = very had
humor on her head WhbCh the doctors
callCJl an Ncsrrna. aud Tor " l had two
different doctors. Her head was very
sore and her hair nearly all fell o'it
In spite % what they both did. Ono
day her nicCe came IN 20 FrC hrr and
they wcre speaking of how h"r hair was
falling OFT and the doctors did u no
rood. She SAYS. Aunt. why g. nj YOU
try CutlClra Soap and Cuti~'irs ONT
ment?' Mother did and they helped
her. 20 she soon bcran bathing with the
CuticurA Soap and amounting with he
Cuticnra Ointment, and N SIX months
time the itrhing. burning and scaling
q her head was over and hrr hair began
growing. To-day rhc feels very much
IN debt TO Cuticura Soap and Ointment
for he fine head - hair she has for
an old lady sry~ntv-four years cid.
In regard 90 my own cnsc. mine was
an scz~Sna sonnet hing iike hers. II was in
nv feet. As soon as the cold weather
came my feet would itch and burn and
then they would crack open and bleed.
Th~n thought I would fee 90 my
mother friends, Cuticrra Soap and Cuti-
cura Ointment. I did for four or FIVE
winters and now my feet are a. smooth
es any ones. Ellsworth Durham. Hiram,
Ne. sept. 10. 1902"
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TtCGED BEEF UETOTD.
Yea, or suggests ThaI the Aldermen Thi"L
Again aud wait n white.

NayoT Cavnor vetoed yesterday the
ordinance passed by the Aldermen last
week. providing that all produce placed
in the cold storage houses should o-
tagged with the date on which u was
sent into storage and the date on which
/, was brough, out for sale. The enforce
rrent ~ the Law. the Mayor remarked
in his message. would he impossible.
-apd.- he added. "a cardinal rule for
lawmakers IL not 10 pass laws which are
not enforceable
He aaid further that cold storage was
a valuable process. that the matter 81
the Droper preservation 81 food was one
that was no~ being investigated by the
FEDERAL Government. and thai u would
he Wise ~ the Aldermen 20 await tho
end Of that Investigation before they
attempted 20 do anything
AZ yesterdays meeting OF the board
Alderman Bowling, who had an ord
nance passed last week permitting the
cnc,imbering Of the streefs and side
walks With advertising devices and other
obstT,icf ions provided q hcense fee was
paid and the Alderman OF the district
indoTsed the application for license. and
also that no hag except tho national
or state flag should he Hown IN the city
without the payment first Of a ~ fee, sub
5Hstt@d a resolution recalling dIe ORD .
nance from the Mayor il ~ understood
that Mr. DoWling knew that unleSs u
was withdrawn IL would BE- vetoed. The
resolution Of recall was adopted
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nut smut. Arrested at His FIancee's
sOuse. Must Go 10 Trial.

Harry v. Shull. a mechanical engineer.
81 100 West l05th street. was arrested
last niGht charged with seduction on
promise OF marriage. The complainant
~ Isabella McNsughton of "a West Ninety
seventh street.
ShulI met Miss McNaughton about Q
year ago. Tie disappeared two months
Roanoke. Va. but was discharged after
ten days because nobody came Tor him
with reouisition papers last night \
detective found Shull "a: - West Ninety
seventh street. Miss McNaugh'on's house.
He said he was willing 90 marry Miss
McNaughton. bat the police cou!dn
YET him go because he bad ne. indicted
and VAS taken on bench warrant.
lie will be arraigned IN General SEES 'Ons
this morning.