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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14
BR0ADSW0RD CHAMPION
HAS CHALLENGE MATCH

Thursday evening at the Salt Palace
one OF the best broadsWOTd cOmbats
offered in the state in years viii be
staged between Captain Duncan c.
Ross, champion broadsWordsman OF the
world, and Lieut.. Albin Hartung, q
sWordsman of a national reputation
The two will meet as the star attrao-
ton Of a military and athletic tOurna-
ment which has many interesting
features.
Captain Ross is known to the old
followers of the game here, having in
1887 met General c. H. n. Y. de Agra
monte and others at Becks' Hot
springs. The match was refereed by
General p. Z. COnnOr, then command
ing at Fort Douglas. While IN his
Gath year, Captain Ross is still held as
one OF the most finished swordsmen in
the world.
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CAR
DUE IN OGDEN TODAY

S. H Sharman of the Sharman Auto
company received a wire yesterday
from L. 1. Whitman, who is driving a
REQ 4-30, after the transeontinental
record between New York and San
Francisco. stating that barring acct
dents, the car would reach Ogden to-
morrow, thirty hours ahead of the
schedule. The wire was sent from
Laramie. WyO., and stated that every
thing was running smoothly.
Mr.. Sharman and party left last
night TO meet the car and accompany
4 TO ogden and west. From present
indications the record Of fifteen days
win be broken by more than a day.
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Vic Kennard. Chicago A. A.. 4,STB.
W. CraWley, Chicago university, 4.545
+. C. Quaranstrom, Sioux City, 4.45A
Charles White. University OF Penn
sylVania, 4445 SO.
W. A. Draper, Chicago A. A.. ASIA
J. A. Carroll, Illinois A. c., 3,0SS.
James Andromedas. Lowell, Mass
2,644.
Enery Clarke. Boston A. A.. Withdrew
after five events.
Summaries.
so0-yard walk-ThompsOn OF Los
Angeles won; Vic kenuard, Chicago A.
A. second Brundage, Chicago A. A.
third, Ellery Clark disqualified. Time
Running broad jump. u. Carroll
OF Illinois A. c.. won; e.. F. White Uni-
yersity OF Pennsylvania. second, j. IS.
Philbrook, unattached, third. Distance
go feet "a inches.
56-pound weighu.-LesIfe Byrd OF
Chicago A. A. won; j. II. ellis of Van
couVer second q. W. PhiibT0Ok, uuat-
tached. third. Distance feet 10
inches.
Nile run.-C. A Furey OF PhHadeI-
phla Wons F. c. Thomson of Los An
geles second; T.. O.. QuaFaus from OF
Sioux City third. Time-5:l2.
Running high jump TT. ellis OF
Vancouver first; Philbrook, Notr8
Dame lunattached), second. Audr0ma-
das OF Lowell. Mass, third Height
feet 10 80 inches.
120-yard hurdles. c. Thomson Of
Los Angeles won; c. w. Phlbrook un-
attached. second, j. II. ellis OF Van
cOuver third Time-.163
A. Brundage OF Chicago A. A.. A. O.
Furey OF Philadelphia and y. III. Gill
lis OF Vancouver tied for third place
in the pole vault
16-pOund hammer LhroW-Gillis OF
Vancouver won Thomson OF Los An
geles second Enery Clark of Boston
A. A. third. Distance-126 feet.
100-yard dash.-C. White University
Of Pennsylvania won; Z. Quaranstr0m,
Sioux City, second. r. C. Thomson, Los
Angeles, third Time-.lO 2-5
16-pOund shot put-F. @. Thomson,
Los Angeles, won, j II. ellis VdncOu-
yer, and q. ". PhilbroOk tied for sec
Ond, ". l. CraWley, University OF Chi
cagO, third. Distance feet / SIS
inches.
Pole vault-crawle Of Chicsgo uni
versity won; SchObiuger OF Chicago 4.
A. second. Height feet inches.
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HoLMAN-PAYNE WINS.

Holman-Payne Lumber company de-
feated the Lambert Paper company at
Fort Douglas Saturday afternoon, by
a score of four to three. Batteries
For HDlman-Payne. c. Fisher and
Sutherland; Lam bert, Morrow and
"Slim" Hall.
Sutherland's homer in the third, push
ing a score in ahead of him, was a
feature HOlman-Payne & Co. play Ben
nett Glass & Paint Co. on Granite
school grounds next Saturday.
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ENGLISH TENNIS MEN
NAMED FOR DAVIS CUP

New York, Aug. I3.-The English
Lawn Tennis association has announced
that the Davis cup team for Australia
will be picked from a quartet COM
posed of c. p. Dixon, J. c. Parke, T. NJ
MavrOgordatO and A. H. Lowe. 1t is
not exactly known yet which of those
named will be dropped, but it is pref
~ certain that Dixon and Parke will
make the team. Both these players
came 10 America last year for the pre-
lininary round and they were both
beaten by w. A. Larned.
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UNIVERslTY CLUB.

The summary: Bases on balls, off
COnvin, 5; off Ames, 2. Struck out
by Conviu, IA; by Ames, Z. Hits off
COnvill, in nine innings; off Ames,
Is in eight innings; off Simpson, in
one inning. Hit by pitched ball. Ames
CD Gillett. Hit by batted balls, three
automobiles. Two-base hits, Neel,
Lackner Plummer. Gillett Three
base hits, Plummer, Lackner. Stolen
bases Salisbury, Neel, Porter, Convill,
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Baltimore, Aug. 13.-Funeral
services over the body of Joe Cans,
former champion lightweight
boxer, who died last Wednesday
of consumption, were held in What
coat (colored) NJ. L. church this
afternoon. Several thousand per-
sons both white and colOred,
passed by the casket Burial was
in Mount Auburn cemetery.
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Baum, 2 Left on bases. Alta club, 6;
University club, 9. Earned runs. Alta
club, D: University club. 4. Passed
balls. Salisbury /. Roberts 8. Wild
pitches, Convill, 3; Ames. 1. Double
plays, Porter TO Plummer. Time of
game, hours 10 minutes. EMPIRES,
c. f. Allen and Samuel Newhouse At
tendance, 1000.
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BENEFIT BASEBALL GAME
Retail Clerks and Wageners Meet a.
Walkers Field This
Morning.

At 10 o'clock this morning the big
benefit game for j. j. Elder. a member
of the Retail Clerks association who
has been on the sick list for some
weeks, Will be played at Walkers field.
The competing teams viii be the Re-
tail Clerks and Wageners brewery
mines and aside from the charitable
purpose or the game a real contest viii
be seen. In the first game played the
Wageners won, TO /, and today the
clerks viii go after revenge
The committee in charge Of tle game
has been pushing the sale OF the tickets
and from the ready response biz
crowd viii be on hand. The admission
is p cents, including grand stand. The
two teams viii line up as follows.
Retail Clerks Xapara-s
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KAYsVILLE PooR LosER.

The Utah Light & Power cOmpany's
nine defeated Kaysville yesterday by
the score of 4 to 8. The local team
says il was a fine game. and every
thing went well until KaysvilIe woke
up 10 the fact that II had lost, and
then things were not so rosy. The
batteries: Kaysville-Flint and Nance;
Utah Light-Smith and Rouse.
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BEDWELL AGAIN BEFORE
KENTUCKY COMMISSION

Lexington. KY. Aug. lathe Ken
lucky racing commission today heard
the appeal OF II. q. BedWell. the Colo
RADIO turfman who was ruled off the
turf when his horse Nadzu appeared
before a race at Latonia suffering from
the effects of a drug, and deferred its
decision until Aug. "a.
Bedwel filed affidavit by Kfel
Williams. a negro stable hand, TO the
effect that he (Williams) administered
a powder to the horse Nadzu on the
day IL showed the effects OF a drug.
The Louisville, Lexington and La
tonia tracks were granted the fail dates
they requested.
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THE SPEED RECORD.

Lanark, Scotland, Aug. 10
James Radley, the English aviator,
today flew one mile in AZ rs sec
onds on a Bleriot monoplane. This
is a worlds record for speed.
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KANSAS CITY TENNIS.

Kansas City, Aug 18-Champion-
ships in both singles and doubles iu
the Missouri Valley tennis tournament
went TO Kansas City men when the
finals were played today. The results
Singles-Jack Cannon beat Herbert
Jones, as, 6-1, So, Sc. 6-l
DOubles-Tritle and Jones beat
Welhner and Cannon. 6-8, &c. 6-S, 40.
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LOS ANGELES ATHLETE winner
OF A. A. j. ALL-AROUND TITLE

Chicago 13F C.
4OO
less than that which captured the cha mponship last
rounded up 6Ses points
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BASEBALL TODAY

a
a O "a
billed
LangfOrd
o he the
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only a few thousand dollars pre-
vents the completion of the sale. Hill
5reth has fixed the price AT $4,000.
ana Mackay. it is said. is willing 10
give $4,000
Hudreth sold Fitzherbert 10 John F..
Madden last winter for a price said
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lird. Time minutes,

tFOrd) third. Time minutes
SO 60-lOO seconds.
Ninth event, one-hOur race, open to
any car that has ever competed in
24-hOur race-Won by John Juhasse
Is p. o.; Wally owen (Ranier), sec
ond, NJ. P Bats Is. p. o., third. The
winner covered SO miles. This is q
record.
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to be $4,000. hut came back during the
spring meeting at Belmont park at an
advance OF $4,000. 1t is understood
that Mr. Mackay is planning TO ship
FitZherbert abroad, either 10 France
or England TO stand al the head OF
a breeding farm which he may estab-
fish in one country or the other.
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lie
baseball
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HIdreh Wants Fortune for
FitzheYbert and May Get 1t

SPRING Y. H
this
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The dance floor is in splendid con
ditiOn at WANDAAERE
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ALTA CLUB FALLS BEFORE HEAVY BATTERY OF
UNIVERSITY CLUB IN Thrilling CONTEST

II EYED up to a worlds series pitch
X crossed made itself known in val
- Walkers field yesterday after
to Is. Will live long in the annals of
could not be duplicated anywhere in
The scene OF battle was surrounded
come TO show their good will to the
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Coming Events

Family Christmas dinners will be the
order OF the day and the children $
Christmas trees will re tho center Of
attraction iu many homes in the city
Tomorrow the clubs viii hold open
house and many private dinners. large
and small will be enjoyed
The gala holiday season viii be in
colonel aud Mrs. Edwin r. Holmes will
entertain large number OF their
friends at the Amelia palace with
Christmas party given for their house
Harold Lamb. Lorenzo snow and Dan
Blair Of Los Angcles
The Officers and ladies OF Fort Doug
las will entertain Thursday evening
with a Christmas hop i'm the post hall
which will be an elaborate affair in
the nature Of "a character masquerade
when all guests are expected TO come
I iu costume. The details Of the affair
are In the hands Of the hop committee
I Captain A. j. Macuab. Lieutenant
[ Charles l. Sampson and Lieutenant J.
I r. Carey. The hosts and hostesscs on
I the occasion will De Colonel Walter +
Scott and his niece. Miss Ward. auc
/ Captain and Mrs. john NJ. Palmer
The social committee Of The Univer-
/ eitv club have Invitations out Tor Tho
holiday dance given annually during thf
Christmas season. which occurs this
year on Wednesday evening. December
I IS. and IS the second I'm the season,
I series OF formal dances given at ths
] hospita bic club house.
-
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. F. q
/ Howard will give n dancing party o'
I their home In East south Temple stree
/ IN compliment 20 Miss Margaret Walker
I who is spending her Christmas vaca
/ fiOn with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
/ y. r. Walker. The invited guests or
/ tho occasion include only the member
I Of tho Young society set IN the city.
=
The Lotus club viii give their Christ
I mas dance wednesday evening In Whit
/ nov hall. The hostcsgcs Of tho cvcnins
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from the University OF Utah FOR Christ
mas vacation: Misses Miriam Thurman.
Viola Gardner and Eva Willis Moesrg.
Earl Holmstead. GUY Evans. Abe. PHIL
lips. Archie and Hamilton Gardner.
Miss Maud Harwood entertained at
card party Thursday evening. Those
present were. Mr.. and Mrs. j.. IT. Winu.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. r.. Chapman. ar. and
Mrs VIII Trinnimau. Misses Alice
HOlmstead. Wholey. Taylor Ne-srs-
Roland Wadsworth and T.. Kiddcrmau-
Mrs. Don EodebccIy or NTagrafr. Cam
ada. is the guest or Mrs N5rv VIM
Lyman SceIy. who has been ate
tending the Lcni High school. has gone
home FOR Christmas vacation.
Miss leila Rhodes ami Merlin south
wick, who are attending the D. r. I--
are home for Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Ada Stoddart has gone TO Idaho
Falls to spend Christmas
Miss Sadie ErOadbent viii entertain
at a 4 o'clock luncheon Monday after
noon.
The Atheuian Literary club postponed
the meeting which was TO have been
held Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs Nate Eockhil until after the
holidays
AIR. and Mrs. Karl Hopkins went 90
Tndianoia saturday TO spend Christ
mas with Mrs. Hopkins parents.
salt Lake
Miss Eulala Blackham Of tho Lehi
High school went TO MOroni Friday.
The civic club viii give danCinE
party Friday evening. Dccem her 80. FOG
the benefit OF the Wines park and the
public library.
Miss Sommers Ingalls, returned home
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and red were used in tho attractive dec
oratiuus 90 the table. From O. center
piece formed hv "a mound OF holly. red
ribbon extended 20 each place card.
which were lu Christmas effect. ODE"
other end being attached Co "a CHRIST
mas Eift concealed under the holly.
Fourteen Of the members ~ tho club
were present and dauCinE was enjoy cd
in tho evening. following the dinner.
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The sunshine club met Tuesday att
eruoon with Nrs. p =. Scovillc. -f9 East
sixth south street. There was fulI
attendance of tln club members and
"a very pleasant afternoon was passed
and light refreshments were served.
Miss Elsie TrVsum entertained the
pa-rua club 8t thc home uf her sister.
Mrs D.. T.. Ecinsiwar Thursday even
FMS at "a candy pun. gftcr which re-
frcshmcuts We're served. The club wiz
meet next Thursday eveuiuu with Mis-
Lillian Chapman.
The eeui-mouffIr mcrfir- OF tHn S0-
ciaI card club was held ar tHo residence
or s. Gartside. f1S1 south Smith Ea -f
street Friday evening. Cards were fnr
holiday festivities were enjoyed. The
decorations were In Keeping with the
holiday season and the prizes were won
bv Mrs. William Hall and Mrs. George
Henderson.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. O.. Mcdonald and AR.
and Mrs. A. b. irvine.
Friday evening. December o3. tho
Governor club VIII give the first
dance of the season at tho Odcon. Elsb-
CRATE preparations have been made 60
make the affair one or tuc suCC, ssfui
daucing parties o. the holidays.
Mrs. Sol SicgcI win entertain Friday
evening with dancing party FOR her
son. Horace and number of his young
in East First South street.
Lieutenant and Mrs. q. A. Wieser Of
Fort Douglas will entertain Tuesday at
their quarters i'm honor Of Lieutenant
and Mrs. Paul g.. Potter
The salt Lake Commercial Travellers
viii give their annual bau Tuesday
evenirs 90 the Odeon.
JseI, EcrShoe1. orzarist and choir
master ~ So. FIu's church. viii give
choir party Tuesday evening for tH.
bis sister. Mrs. Harold /. SieEei I'm Ea e
Third South street An unique musical
and social -r1arsr1 1rDropr Co tire
season viii be carried out
Tho Girls Friendly society Of St
Marks cathedral viii entertain the iu-
nior branch with Christmas party
Tuesday evening in the sunday school
room.
one % the principal -.0intv events or
phony orchestra concert. TO be given on
I Thursday afternoon in the salt Lake
| theatre. The stalls and loEes viii he
I taken by prominent society peopie and
I the event Isl anticipated eagerly by Wu-
steal and s5clc-g folk alike.
Miss Ruby I1mLournc viii De Tho
I hostess Friday afternoon AZ I-idEc
I tea given IN compliment to Miss Fran
I ces Cowan. who is spending the Christ
mas vacation in the city with her par
/ cnts.
The sigma Chi fraternity win give 2
dance New Years eve az whitney hall
Miss Adrienno King will entertain
+ Tuesday afternoon with a five hundred
/ pa rty at the w. r. King home in Eas,
South Temple street
Miss Dorothy ingram viii give =
/ luncheon Wednesday az the Commercial
club FOR a number OF her young
I friends
Friday afternoon Miss Dorothy Bailey
I will entertain with "a bridge tea az the
home OF her parents. Alr. and Mrs Led
=
Saturday afternoon Miss Grace Cowi'
viii give a matinee box party at th'
Orpheum.
Mrs. Sidney Savil1e and Mrs Harry
4 Shepherd VIII be the hostesscs at
bridge tea Thursday afternoon at N,
home Of Mrs. Savillc. when Miss Re;
Niblcy will be the guest Of honor.
= =
| Miss Niblcy will also be the compli
ucutcd guest at n luncheon given b,
Mrs. q. C.. Bcebc FRIDAY at her home.
= = 6
The Ladies' Literary club viii hol,
the regular meeting Friday afternoon
December 30, in the club house. spe
] cial Chopin program viii be given nm
der the auspices OF the music section
Of the club.
= = -
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Howells viii en-
terrain Saturday night (Ncw Year
cve) with a watch party.
= = =
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.. Hughes entertain
the members Of the Chatting Dish clu
= X
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Caine and sor
William IT. Caine. have issued invita-
. tions FOR a large reception at thel
home In street.
= X
The Genoa logical society OF Titan Ia
issued invitations for a musical and
social entertainment 20 be given Wed
ncsday evening in the Bishops build
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State Society
PENNINGTON
INC Herald Republican.)

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Pennington. Dec. 24.--Miss Nada Nc
TNinuon OF Kaysville was visitor In
Pennington during the week.
Professor Mauw OF kaysville visited
friends here during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w Anderson OF
Lewiston. Cache county. spent last
week the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. schlaf Of Ana
conda. Mont. visited friends here dur
ing the week.
John Walsh. who underwent q seri-
Gus operation three weeks ago, has re-
covered sufficiently to return home
Mrs. Lucy Saunders left tho first OF
the week for Phoebe. New. where she
will be the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
NJ. T. Lee.
Miss Annie Mcdonald has returned
from Jackson, Idaho. where she has
been employed as teacher
Miss Teresia Kennard OF RIVERSIDE
epent Sunday here with friends.
John Marley OF Robin Idaho, end
Bertha Ford Of Bountiful were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Jenkins the
past week.
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Lady Juliet Duff. the tall and hand
some daughter OF the tall and hand
some Marchioness Of Ripon, who has
taken upon herself a gigantic task Of
charity-that OF raising $500. 600 for
the Charing Cross hospital OF London,
which has fallen on evil days.
Lady Juliet is president Of the an
peal committee. and because OF its
heavy debts the hospital Is practically
closed There IS a large mortgage on
the institution and the annual nay
ments for interest and sinking fund
are such drain upon the hospital re-
sources and income that the council
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Especial 60 The Herald Republican,
Bingham. Tey. Misses Tnuro
Johnson aud Luir Hopper OF Upper
Bingham win spend christmas vacation
near sandy
Mr. and Mrs Fired Turner are rec
iuiHiuE over tre arrival OF "a baby girl
D.. D. D0uoDue. vice president of Tire
Montana Bingham Mining company.
was en- camp Monday.
Mrs. John r. Bennett or MidvaI0 and
Mrs. Ernest Downing OF salt lake nrn
guests OF their brother. Victor Fiuel
and family.
John Billings OF Butte. Mont. v-s
In camp looking after mining Interests
Monday.
6. r. Coffin has been promoted 10
operator at Cuurum station
Frank DclamaT ~ Upper Bingham
has iust returned from Tuoclr.
II. ~. Window Of Nevada spent Thurs
day I'm camp on mining business.
Mr. and Mrs. q. q. AddcrIcv cams IN
from salt Lake "wednesday
Joe MauwUrrnE or the Utah Apes
company came in from salt Lake ON.
FIRST OF the week
I'm camp Sunday.
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ing. at s o'clock There viii be music
and dancing.
\ =
Two large receptions are scheduled to
take place Monday. January ..
= = =
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph +. Nibley will
give reception at their home in Fed
cral Heights also on Monday. January
2. in honor OF Miss Rea Nibley and Hor-
ace Beattle Whitney. whose ma rrisge
viii occur January 10.
= + 4
There will be a meeting OF the lot
committee OF the American Woman &
league Tuesday morning. December %
at 1880 o'clock in the parlors Of the
Kenyon hotel
y
The dressmalying class OF the Ameri-
can WOman's league will be held Tues
day evening at s o'clock in the dininc
room OF the Wilson hotpi.
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Personals

The Rev. J. Knox Bodell came FRI
day from Great Fails. Mont, TO join
Mrs. Bodell and children. who were
called here suddenly s. few weeks ago
on account OF the fatal illness Of Mrs.
BOdelis mother. Mrs. n. +. Putnam.
They viii spend Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. +. =. Heisler in the city and
Thursday will leave for San Francisco
TO sail the following Tuesday for Homo
lulu and the Hawaiian islands. where
Mr.. Bodell viii be I'm charge OF Holy
InnOcents church Lahaine under Bishop
Restarick.
x x X
Mrs. Norris L. Ritchie and son oil
vcr and little daughter Elizabeth VIII
leave Thursday for California TO remain
a month OF six weeks.
= x =
Colonel and Mrs. +. A. Wall and
family left Wednesday for New York
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IEEII.

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
Lehi. Dec. 24.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Frfel entertained the Happy-Go-Lucky
club Thursday evening. Three tables
OF 800" was played and delicious re-
frcshments were served. Mrs John Y.
smith and Karl Hopkins won prizes.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. T. J..
yVadsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Merrill.
ar and Mrs Karl Hopkins, Mrs. John
Y. smith Miss Birdie Stoddart,
Louis WanEsEaard.
Mr. and Mrs. Nate EOckhill went 20
Spanish Fork Wednesday
Miss Hattie Spencer OF the Lehi High
school went to Indianola Friday.
The following students are home
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from salt Lake Thursday Miss Inc
gals is attending Rowland hall
Misses Margaret Thurman and Chris
tie Ellington entertained Ht a Christ
mas musical program boz the Thurman
building THur -laF evening
Miss Gretchen Horst OF the H'EH
school faculty has gone 60 Salt Lake
TO spend the holidays.
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has been forced to close several warns
in order TO reduce expenditure.
Charing Cross hospitals record ~
the alienation OF sickness and sullel
ing extends back seventy-siX le'-s
and in order that this record may
on to the fullest degree Lady Ju,
Duff has heroicaily embarked on is-
tremendous project OF personally -
ing the necessary half million ooH 80
Lady Juliets father was the sr
Earl OF LOnsdalc. who was f
Ripons first husband. Her husris -
is Captain Robert Duff Of The
. Guards