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The evening world., 1914-04-11
GUNF|GHT |NFLkT:
ALL SHOTS Wild,
BUT CAA|RSSTR|KE
Five Men Empty Revolvers in
an Apartment In West One
Hundred and Ninth St.

A perfectly lovely gun Asht was
pulled OF to-day At breakfast
tine on the fourth floor Of No.
SIS West One Hundred and Ninth
street. and Mrs. Margaret Hammond.
Mrs. May Ditmar Of that address.
Harry Leland Of No. l%o West One
Hundred and Sixteenth street, Ed
ward Doian Of No. go Eighth avenue
and Harry Palmer OF No. ga Colum.
bus avenue were all taken to the
West One Hundredth street police
station . . result.
Tho block In peaceful m q rule. %
whom the artillery opened up At TO
o'clock this morning everybody woke
up. raised windows and bawled for
the cops. Some more discerning per-
son than any Of tho window alarm
lists telephoned to Police Headquar-
tors and asked that Commissioners
Woods send up squad OF heroes.
In tho mean while the bullets kept
on shatterins. ,Eiass and furniture
while the gentlemen guests Of Mrs.
Hammond and Mr.. Ditmar hred
away at each other. The contssting
parties must have used the new "au.
tomatoes" for tho neighbors declare
that tho shots came In a steady ripple
Of sound.
Whom tho police arrived allthe ammu-
milton was used up and the three men
arrested were trekkinE over the
roof OF the apartment house In an
earnest endeavor to avoid arrest. But
they had been beaten up pretty badly,
their opponents having used chairs
and tables on their heads after
smptyinE their revolvers. Tho three
were cut and bruised so badly that
they left q trail OF blood and the
police easily followed them.
The two women told the police that
Leland. Dolan and Palmer forced
their way into the nat this Morning
and beat up two other men.
Tho men who were attacked fought
with all their power and then re-
treated to the basement. In an effort
to calm down things Mrs.. Hammond
and Mrs. Ditmar dropped their
clothes to them through the air shaft.
They dressed themselves below and
hurried out. seeking and securing re-
volvers. They returned and It was
then that tho real battle began.
Strangely enough. not . man or
woman Ia the flat was hit by q outlet
The Workmanship was very poor, ana
finally. when all the bullets had been
emptied by both parties. they grabbed
Up the furniture and laid to with II.
This stage Of the combat was more
successful. for everybody seemed TO
be hurt.
The two men whose presence In the
home Of Mrs. Hammond and Mrs. Dit
mar seemed to have caused the ortyi-
nal attack escaped. The three VIII, are
alleged to have started tho trouble
were taken to the West Side Police
Court heavily bandaged after mtnistra-
lions from an ambulance surgeon from
II. Luke's Hospital.
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FOR EASTER DAY
THESHARPSAll SAY;
DRIPPING AND GRAY
No Bows or Furbelows Can
Show In the Blow and Rain J,
That VIII Pain Tomorrow.
From TOP % tsss

From TOP % tee
In svrbslews
she's spsWt . msNth dsvislmeX
The esstse maid
Would have asvsysd
hsrssM In sart surprising.
but Sundays shsw.
o wesi wool wssi ~
10 now another matter.
lrs going 70 rain. 4
The fersesst's plain.
she's usaddse tksN-tks koteeei
The foregoing lyric II reprinted wish
permission from the great tragedy
whats the User which 10 70 "
staged In this city Tomorrow. ne
publicity agent for the sns,gsmsns n.
incidentally. the Local Fofecasess. L..
q. SCAR. and while this item cannet
be verified. Il 10 supposed that ~ has
gone into hiding until the sesrm booWs
over or something. st
In the cast Of whats the User -
Of all the women n MO-
York and what they are sAytag abeUt
the weather was certainly never wit
ten In . book Of Easter guo1Ay.~ ne
blythe production which was = 1--we
% D,.s.S On the boards early 'r~''"
Nearly every woman In the cast Aas
. nice new hat and . nios new gswn.
all too ready. Aad now only 70 b
left hanging In the closet. somsthins
TO b looked At with tsars-and .
gurgls N the throat.
Instead Of an the friils H. woasn
were 70 have assumed for the Great
Parade on the Avenue. thoss Who
venture forth will have to do - n
mackintoshes and umbrellas and-.
horrors! rubbsrs.
The fact Of Il u that rs going ~
rain Tomorrow. and probably pot n
. whole day at Il. Furthermore. lt's
going to b. . cold. cold day. The
Forecaster Gays that the rain viii
probably start tonight and who's the
wind shifts tomorrow 10 the nsvth<
west the cold will come with it, ana
furs will not b uncomfortable. Turs
on Easter Sunday!
The weather man has Q very plau.
sible excuse for II al. but rs pure
ly technical excuse. and there's NOT
. word In It Of apology ID the bonnsts
and the gowns. 70 say nothing Of ~
assuring words to the owners thereof.
II you got him on the tsisphons
to-day and ask him about the weather
he's safe In his rsfuge-hs'n tell
you this sort Of thing:
"A trough OF low baromstsr extands
from Northeast Ontario southwest
ward to the Rio Grande Valley with
centres of disturbance In che vicinity
OF Cochrane. Ontario. and In Texas.
Temperatures along this trough and
eastward have risen. while q chan0D
to colder prevails TO the north ana
west. covering approximately tho
Missouri and Upper Atssissippl Val.
ley and % on for several soa.
fences.
But what about the women 90
their hatsf
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MISS 10 DErlNED
ny GERtlANYs0
0UHNEllE COURT.

LEIPZIG. April ii.-wnas y .
kissf When 10 Il Offensive 80
whom inoifensivsS Here ere tho
answers - laid Down By ths Do.
prone Court Of the German -.
pirsi
"A kiss y . reaction apea ~
body Of another.
"A kiss always requires ths pse-
mission OF the person kiseea
without such psr,nissiou oas
may kiss only II one 10 sure Of the
other;p taoit consent - n The
casO Of parsnts ohildrsa aaA
lovers.
III the kissss b not only COY but
sravsly objects. II u to b assumed
that The kiss 10 considered a. u.
legal interference with his or her
personal freedom and Q vtolatioa
Of hls or her honor.
ANY one who inflicts . kiss In
such circumstances 10 guilty Of a.
sault and battery"
The evening world., 1914-04-11
cAMELS WOULDN'T CO
UNTIL "GDDAp" WAS
SHOUTED IN SIBERIAN
Bill Snyder Was in Despair for
While-Wants a Name
for EN- Now.

Bill Snyder Of the Central Park Zoo
had an awful time to-day trying TO
ind some one who could say "0iddap''
In the Russian language. His trouble
was brought about by the arrival Of
two Siberian camels In . van from the
animal shop of Louis Rune. No. 2ls
Grand street. Bill had long yearned
for . couple Of Siberian cameis. and
when Ruhe made him fairly respect
able proposition (S6s0 cash for one male
and one female Of the species) no took
him up.
The two camels arrived to-day from
Siberia. via Baltimore. where they had
beeh held in quarantine for q month.
Here's your camels. BILL" said the
van driver.
"Thanls." said Bill. opening the
van door. "Come out. camels. I
have q nice stretch Of ground for you.
all surrounded by iron fence" Neither
camel paid any attention to the In
vitation.
Get out O. there. you bumped up
brutes." cried the van driver. Oddly
enough the camels didn't bulge.
"aiddap! Giddap!" called Bill.
pokins them in their ribs. They
didn't understand.
SAY" said the van driver after
half hour Of wasted time. them
camels need to be spoken to In the
Siberian language"
II guess you're right on that"
agreed Bill. "Do you happen to know
the Siberian word for 'Giddap'r'
II do not" said the van driver. but
there Is a delicatessen man ON Second
avenue who escaped from Russia four
years ago and he will know"
Has he q telephone?" asked Bill.
HE has"
Bill hurried to the Arsenal phone
and got the Siberian. who agreed to
come right over. He said that he
couldn't pronounce the word over the
wire without breaking up the tele-
phone system. So in due time he ar
rived. looked over the Siberian camels
in the van and finally uttered sound
that was half cough and half .
sneexe. The camels looked at him
with gratitude in their large brown
ewes and walked right out OF the van
and into the enclosure Bill had ready
for them.
The Siberian language for 'Giddap"
sounded something like Hutch" Bill
Snyder says that that u about as
near to II as he can get.
whats the names you're going to
give the brutesT' Snyder was asked.
II haven't decided YET" he replied.
II wish some reader Of The Evening
World would pick out a couple Of real
interesting names for them"
The evening world., 1914-04-11

To Present New Chinese Minister.
WASHINGTON. April ll.-Secretary
Bryan. It was announced to-day. has
arranged to present the new Chinese
Minister. Kat Flu Shah, to President
Wilson either next Monday or Tuesday.
The new envoy has already called at the
State Department and paid his respects
TO Mr. Bryan informally.
The evening world., 1914-04-11
NATIONAL SOCIETY
Of NEW ENGLAND
WOMEN CONVENTION
Plans for Entertaining 1000
Delegates on the Last Three
Days of Next Week.

More than one thousand trans
planted New England women from
all parts Of the United Statesmen.
bers Of the National Society Of New
England women--Ars expected to be
In this city Thursday. Friday and
The evening world., 1914-04-11
LOCKED N A CELL
! HIS REWARD FOR
SHOOTING BURGLAR
Police Accuse Private Watch.
man of Carrying Revolver
j. Without a License.
FIGHTS THREE THIEVES.
Bronica Finds Them at Work,
Wounds One, but Others
Escape.
FIGHTS THREE THIEVES.

Antonio Bronica. Q private watch
man. to-day opened IRE on three
burglars he saw at work on the
fourth floor frs-escape Of the seven
STORY loft building at Nos. SIS and
80 West Twsnty-sixth street. and
shot enc Of them three times. The
ether two escaped.
After policemen had surrounded the
building the wounded burglar. de-
serted BY his companions. was found
huddlsd near the edge Of the nrs-
escape.
Don't kill net" be begged. ~
Policeman Flynn. who had climbed
the escape from the second floor. dis
covered him. I'm shot now. I guess
I'm done for" He was taken TO
Bellevue Hospital. where physicians
said he was q confirmed cocaine user.
He refused to tell anything about
himself beyond saying:
WOUNDED MAN oEcLAREs he
10 AN ARTIST.
NY name u John Jefferson. I
An eighteen years old. I am an artist
BY profession. That's all you have
10 know about me-" He has ono bull.
let wound In his mouth. another In
his back and . third In his right leg.
Bronica, who was unable to show
. permit for the pistol ne used. was
locked up In the West Thirtleth street
station. charged with violating the
Sullivan law. His home 10 At No. 81
Carmins street.
The Waterman 10 employed by the
Arm Of Smith 4 Uhlig. silk inishers.
who occupy the fourth. nth and sixth
floors Of the loft building. In the last
two years burglars have made three
raids on the silk finishing establish
ment. and several months ago Bronica
was hired under orders to catch them
ut any cost II they made another
visit.
He waa on the Nth floor at $50
o'clock this morning when he heard
u noise on the floor below. Peerins
out OF a window. he saw three men
at work on the fourth floor fire. escape
landing. One of them was using
hack saw on the hinges OF an iron
IRE door over u window. another was
holding q fash light and the third
stood guard. When Bronica called
To the men to surrender. two OF them
scurriod down the escape and the
third looked up ut him.
WATcHMAN OPENS FIRE ON MAN
ON ESCAPE.
Then the Waterman began blazing
away, all Of his shots striking the
man who was looking at him. When
Bronica saw him topple over and lie
still ON the fire.escaps landing he ran
70 the front part Of the building.
ooeusd . window and blew . police
whistle.
His signal brought Flynn and half
q dossn other policemen. To them
Dronica threw the keys Of the build
ing, and at the same time shouted
that burglars were In tho rear. Flynn
entered the structure. end the other
patvolmsu surrounded 1t. After reach
M the second floor no went to the
fire-sscape and climbed to the fourth
Moor, where he found Jefferson.
The burgla1 reached tho hre-escape
bv going Though the hallway OF Q
tsnament house at No. SIC West Twen-
ty.oevanth street and then climbing
an iron fence.
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Ds.k Reserve. sIs,7a2 .ebO.

Ths statement Of the actual condition
Of Clearing House banks and trust COM
panies for the week 1--we days) shows
that they hold SlS.732.s50 reserve in az
csas Of legal re9uirements. This 10 an
in6ease Of 3S.37e.t60 from last week.
The evening world., 1914-04-11

PLAINFIELD. N. j.. April Hillary
Woodland killed u robin accidentally to-
day when . driven golf ball struck the
bird on the wing ever the PARK club
course here,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
o LEHI HIGH 0
0 SCHOOL NOTES @

The banquet war is still raging. The
outcome looks favorable for the Sen
Tors as they need only three more
members to attain the number reQuir-
ed The Juniors need 10 members,
the Sophomores 10, and the Freshmen
II.
The German class has now begun
work in earnest as the German books
arrived last Tuesday
Last Wednesday night the Senior
girls entertained about thirty-hye OF
their school friends at the home OF
Miss Vera Stewart The interesting
feature of the evening was the mar
riage ceremony of Mr. Willie Coal
scuttle and Miss Nancy Flatbones, two
OF the High Schools popular mem
bers.
Last Friday morning the Junior
girls appeared in navy blue uniforms
which consist of a serge skirt and
duck MILDLY Much praise is due them
for being the first class in High
School to adopt this growing custom
Friday ended the first school month
and the past week has been devoted
to examinations. Next Monday the
monthly grades will appear
During the past woak several new
students have entered High School
bringing the total registration near
to $50.
On account Of the farmers being UNI
able to dig beets last week, a number
of the tardy studcnts are now in
school
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
ONE SP0ONFUL GIVES
ASTONISHING RESULTS

Lehi residents are astonished at the
QUICK results from the simple mix
ture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc,
known as Adlcr-i-ka This remedy
acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel
and is so thoroughQVr .T.g
and is so THOROUGH a bowe cleans
er that It is used successfully in ap-
pendicits ONE SPOONFUL of Adler
i-ka relieves almost ANY CASE of
constipation, sour or gassy stomach.
ONE MINUTE after you take it, the
gasses rumble and pass out II. b.
Merrihew, druggist, Iehl The Am
erican ork Drug company report
great success
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03


,..i..,,. c.1, I,ko civ on busi-
''''
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Jones and Mr..
and Mrs David Firmaec we're Sunday
visitors st Provo. guests Of Mr. and
Nav sbippont of millinery i'm at
poo,Io,s Cn.or 3-lt
-
Postmaster and Mrs G II Roberts
.yo.k At Mr. Roberts farm. over Jor-
IAN
Mrs q f. Kiuingcr OF Bingham
CANON. has been spending the past
Iwo weeks visiting her parents, Mr.
Sweaters are handy, Sweaters are
warm If YOU buy Mt Chipman's you
bargain basement 3-lt
Mrs VIM Russo returned to her
home In Salt Lake. sunday, after
spending the week with her father,
Mr.. Isaac Fox.
The Bone Brothers grain nj the Point
Of the Mountain Their dry farm
Turkey Red wheat averaged thirty
seven bushels per acre.
-
Misses LIZZIE ana AlVira College
gave deIlIhtiuI bundle shower Mon
DAY evening at the home OF Evan Col
married last week to Nate Loader OF
Pleasant Grove
Nv" 'e"uS lor S"u' ''SP'c''o" anu up
p'''"i At 'eop'' 'o-oP' OIL
A,ooo, a., aoi,,,o,,, o,,,,i,,.,1 h,.
c.,a,7 c.. =. -, -, ~ p''O, 49,. ~
,n.,a.,,a -. IT.
=, g., 800 n,. -. o, 49,
IT. go. ''''''' " ''''
Our Rurol Mail Carriar YIN Had
fold Looks lilo an ov,ross man row-
a-dovs Monday bie wooo, wos 90
full that thero was bordlv room, for
Tho driver posidoe soronai hnmano1
no had n bot !, hand hov . COCO 90
onnles and n bie su,t case
Our limo NJ CbiIdror.s Coots 10 ,ho
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

Miss Hilda Carlson was hostess to
the -. q. club at a sewing bee Mon
day evening. Refreshments were sery-
ed.
At meeting of the Lchi school
board Tuesday evening, it was decid-
ed to cut the second grade students
down to half day sessions.
Miss Ora Cohen of Salt Lake City,
viii spend the winter in Lehi with
her grandmother, Mrs NJ. NJ Gaddie
She will attend High School
Ruben King and Luther Coates left
this week for Scranton, where they
will work for the Scranton Mining
company.
Paul Miner. one of the High School
teachers. was called to Springyille
last Friday to attend the funeral of
his brother
DR. H. G. Holbrook this week re-
ceiyed his commission as surgeon for
the Orem road. his district covering
from Riverton to American Fork
Mrs T. \. Taylor and daughter.
Zetella. returned Sunday from an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Idaho
and Oregon. Miss Taylor's health was
much improved by the trip
George Hammer is being sued for
a horse which he bought from a man
who received It i'm exchange for one
which was stolen. Lawyers say that
Mr. Hammer will win out.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

John f.. Standring came down from
Ogden this week on a short business
trip
LOST - Tuesday A little girls
black and blue coat Return 10 5
W Ross and be- rewarded act
The Orem road viii run special
cars for conference from Lehi and
American Fork
Mrs Emily Sabey arrived from
WallsburR, Tuesday, for few weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs David
Jones.
All the latest in Millinery just Il
nj pcoplc's Coon alt
Mrs ,agRie Carr entertained at a
chlldren's party Tuesday afternoon, IN
honor Of her daughter Maries, birth.
day.
Doctors II &. Holbrook and w T
Hasler went TO Salt Lake City Tues
day. to attend the annual meeting anG
banquet of the Utah Medical Associa-
ton
Sample Line OF Children's, Misses
and Ladies' Shoes, 80 ID per cent
saving at Chipmans Bargain Base
ment GIT
Work commenced this week on the
Cedar Fort gymnasium, which will be
the finest public school gymnasium In
the state. II will be rushed TO com
pletlon
Mr.. and Mrs f. w SCHNEIDER were
visiting friends in Salt lake City the
earlier part OF the week
All the latest styles in Cents Over
coats at Peoples Coop 3-1t
Mrs John s. Evans was consider
ably frightened one day this week
when she dropped her baby and
thought that its life was ended. Sew
eral doctors were hastily summoned
and the little one is now practically
recovered
The d. a. r. G. has changed time
again. No. 5l2, the Sanpete train,
now comes In at 1913 a. M and re-
turning as No. 5ll. arrives at 5:22 p. |
m. No. 40 for Tintic comes in at
sos, and returning in the morning as
400 arrives at 924
Our Fall Rugs Will please you. Call
and see them. The patterns are
beautiful and prices are low at Peo-
pies Coop. 3-lt
Postmaster Joseph Anderson attend
ed the two days session OF the Utah
state Postmasters' Association at Og-
den, this week, and delivered an ad-
dress on New Changes in the Money
Order system"
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Simms, af-
ter an absence of several years In
Salt Lake City and Provo Valley, have
returned to lehi. Mr.. Simms has
taken over the blacksmith shop of
John Bone, by the d. a. Il. q. depot.
saving of 20 TO 33 l-3 per cent
II you buy your Coats for Children,
Misses or Ladies' at Chipman's Bar
gain Basement 3-lt
The Fourth Ward BIshoprlc and
neighbors OF Mr.. and Mrs John Smith
gave them most pleasant welcome
into-the-ward party at their home
Tuesday evening A program of mu-
sic and games was given and refresh
ments served
The Racker Mercantile company,
this week, received the fixtures for
installing modern heating plant In
their Main street store Morgan Lott
Nh' oblN'dlN pluluptI' mas tue con
tract and will commence work at an
early date,
Our Young Mems Suits have the in
ner quality to live up to their outer
good looks See Peoples Coop. al
ways. 3-lt
street supt $ J Taylor is nego-
tiatng with the Interurban officials
for the two big ingot iron fumes TAX
en- out Of the old creek channal He
proposes putting them in the New
Survey ditch one at Bishop Lewis
place and the other at William Had
folds
100 dozen Boys and Girls Fleece
Lined Union Suits, age to IA, worth
75c to $lOO at Chipman's Bargain
noo.r,.pt ,u1, 10, non ,,,i, D 4.
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dressmaking parlors over the Merri-
hew Drug Store.
Miss Bessie Needham OF Provo,
spent the week in LGhi. guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Harold Chrlstcnsru
Mrs G G Edwards left Saturday
for Caliente, where Mr.. Edward is
railroading.
Our stock Of Furs is complete Let
Ius show you The quality Is the best
and our prices are right. Peoples
Coon Sit
Mrs Johnson OF Vernal, Is visiting
with her daughter. Mrs A. + Mar
shall
Mrs Harriet Jacobs has been con-
fined to her bed several days the past
| week
j b Watson returned Saturday
rom business trip through tho
southern part of the state.
Gilbert Knudson spent several days
this week hauling hay for farmers in
American Fork
Another shipment of Fall Goats
Just in at Peoples Coop. @-lt
MIR aud Mrs John Ward made an
auto trip to Salt Lake City Sunday,
spending the day with friends.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Stewart Of Provo
Bench were week end guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Edward Karen.
The Third Ward Primary Associa
zion officers entertained the primary
children at a social In the ward meet
ing house last Saturday afternoon.
Marion Cutler, with friend from
Bingham Canyon, have been spending
the week in American Fork canyon
IN bear hunt.
Gloomy Dance, Smuin's Academy,
Friday, October 8, 1914.
Elmer Peterson Is recovering nicely
from his operation for appendicitis,
and was taken home from the hospi
tai this week.
Mr. Clifford Willis, who has been
spending the summer IN Frontier,
Wyoming, returned home the past
week.
A son and heir was born to Mr. and
Mrs David Wangsgaard Monday. Mrs
Wangsgaard is staying at the home
of Mrs. Annie Coates
VIM. A. Knight this week moved his
family from the pumps up town for
the winter, that the children may at
! tend school
Forest Mills" Knit Underwear for
Ladies' and Children Wears we'll
| WASHED well-Always perfect fitting.
For sale by Peoples Coop. 3-1t
Mrs. NJ. W ingalls, and daughter,
Sommers, returned Wednesday from
! Salt Lake City where they visited
with friends for a week
a b, Anderson, who has been spend
ing the past several months on most
] successful business trip to the Tin
tab and Verna district, returned home
Tuesday
Sheriff East is today selling at auc-
ton at the home Of Samuel Jackson
the household furniture of Jack Bor-
lase, which was given as security on
a note,
The management OF the Royal The
wv '"o H'oA ~ an IOQf I. l.. NJ. |
Associations OF Lch Tuesday even
ing The house was filed. many OF
the other sex being drawn by the pre-
sence Of the young ladies' and the ex-
cellent pictures shown.
one Of III" most popular socia
events OF the season was the CHECKER
supper Monday evening in the Arcad,
HAIL given by a dozen young ladie,
OF the Third Ward to nearly all III,
young people in the ward. Dancine
preceded the supper Jack-o-lan.
terms We're used for decorations.
h'AzAszlszz1eazNNxn H.muEzzHu eu1,u,
III Does Your r;
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

Mrs Jay Smuin, who has been visit
ing with friends In Lehi, returned to
her home In Ophir, this week.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs w. f. Racker made
an auto trip to Provo THURSDAY
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

Mrs Mary Mandsley has opened
dressmaking parlors over the Merri-
hew Drug Store
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

Miss Hilda Carlson was hostess to
the y. Is club at a sewing bee Mon
day evening. Refreshments were serv-
ed
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

Miss Bessie Needham OF Provo,
spent the week In LGhi, guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Harold Chrlstensrn.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

LOST - Tuesday A little girls
black and blue coat Return 10 )
W Ross and be- rewarded 32t
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

The ID. a r. G. has changed time
again. No SIP, the Sanpete train,
now comes in at 1913 a. M, and re-
turning as No. 5ll. arrives at 5:22 p.
IN. No. 4l0 for Tintic comes in at
sos, and returning in the morning as
400 arrives at 9:24.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

Gloomy Dance. Smuins Academy,
Friday. October 9, 1914.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

The Orom road viii run special
cars for conference from Lehi and
American Fork