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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-20
HOOFER'S PARTY LANDS.
George S. Jackson, of Baltimore.
Among Those in England for Food


George S. Jackson, of Baltimore.
Among Those in England for Food
Survey.
London, July 20.-Food Administra-
tor Hoover left Washington en-route
to London July s, and sailed from an
Atlantic port few days later, to
make survey of the food situation
il Europe. He was accompanied by
Joseph P. Cotton, Chief of the Mead
Division; James w. Bell, of the Mill
ing Division; George S. Jackson, of
Baltimore, vice-president Of the Grain
Corporation of the Food Administra~
ton, and Lewis Strauss, Mr.. Hoover's
secretary.
Mr.. Hoover will confer with the food
ministries of the Allies and endeavor
to determine their requirements and to
take measures to unity distribution.
The entire problemn of pooling food
supplies will occupy large part Of his
time while in Europe.
DR.. Alonzo Taylor, chief dietician
OF the Food Administration, who had
wide experience with food problems
in Europe, particularly in Germany
and Austria since the outbreak of war,
has been in London for several weeks
preparing data for the conferences
which begin next Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-20

BOYS WANTED-We need the seTv-
ices of a number of Grammar
School boys for permanent part
time work. The boys we select will
be given an opportunity to earn
learn and advance. Apply to S. f
Dyson & Bro, 420 King Street, Al
eyandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-20
HUNS EYES on EGYPT
Junker Writers Say Object Is 20 Cap
ture SucZ Canal and Held
WhiU Hand.
Whip Hand.

Whip Hand.
Amsterdam, July 20.-After France
is crushed, Egypt
= That in g nutahell is the German
scheme Of conquest now being plan
ned.
Although not quite so confident as
they were before the spring offensive,
the Huns still hope to capture Paris
and occupy the seaccagt from Dun
kirk to Havre.
That accomplished, a great army
will be sent to help The Turks seize
the Suez Canal and place all northern
Africa under German control.
This campaign Is made plain by ~
ticlcs in government-inspired German
newspapers, written b. junker lead
ers, who emphasize the fact that Ger
many can never become world pow
er so long rs she is shut up in Eu-
rope. Due to the failures Oh the west
ern front, the German public is being
taught that the war will be won. ii
the Far East and in Africa.
To allay the fear that no German
land victories can break the British
naval blockade and give Germany az
cess TO the sources Of raw materials,
it is maintained that the Germans will
be able to strike successfully not only
in Egypt, but through Persia and
Afghanistan at 1niia.
Dir. Paul Rohrbach in a recent AT
ticie in Deutsche Politik gives this ex-
preston of the German plan:
There must be complete reversal
of the situation on the Euphrates and
in Palestine as soon as we can effect
great increase in our strength there.
The English may accumulate in Egypt
whatever they like; they are lost as
soon as, the war in Europe ended, we
come TO the help of the Turks with
all our strength.
England cannot seriously risk a
collapse in Egypt. # her life line
running from Gibraltar through the
Suez Canal t. India is successfully
attacked. England is lost. Here we
have the possibility of realizing
peace"
And Dr.. Hans Ehremberg, writing
on the same subject in the Vossische
Zcitung. says the German people must
realize that il they do not win their
struggle for world position they will
be Thrown back upon Europe to suf-
focate there
Possession Of the coast of Elan
ilrs." he adds. "would not make Ger
many free as against America or the
Anglo Saxon combination. To cs-
cape from that position we must gain
q secured outlet to the ocean, and to
that end it is not enough to possess
Constantinople; it is also imperative
to gain control'of the Suez Canal. This
would give Germany pledge of VIC
tory in the future great nava! and
cclcaial war
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-25
AUSTRIA CREnE CA
Sc VA MAI PUTEA JUCA
MULTA VREME Gu PO-
vESTl De PACE.


BASEL, Oct. %. - Raspunsul
presedintelui Wilson, la nota dc
pace a Austriei - spune baronul
Won Hussarek, prim- -ministrul Au-
striei - nu ne fndreptateste intru
nimica a crede ca s'ar fl sfirsit
pertractarile serioase de pace.
moi vom continua, spunea
dfnsul, din toate puterile noastre,
fncercarile de pace. 0 sa raspun-
dem la nota lui Wilson, dupa ce 0
vom esamina-o bine. De altcum sun
tenn de credinta Cd parleurile de pa
ce, pc linga toate neajunsurile, vor
elibera lumea din acest razboi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-25
IN TINT Ar f.

Aducem L. cuno3tint4 onor.
Soci6tati o. Sfintirea Drapsls-
lor societ&tei noastre ,Rominul
Ardeleanss din Cleveland, O.,
nu SO va tinea IN xina dc 81 0c-
tombrie q. 9. dupa cum Sc e.
nuntat, din cauS& O. toats leca-
turtle publice, O. hale, scoli, To-
atre, an fes* fnehise e. . nnxsu-
RI contra boAiei % b1ptuiegte.
SfintireA - va 3lleA de alta
data, Il % ca1e D vom as1untA Il
timp. Ueei rug&n ffui(aos ~
onor. Gocistx3i o. Il Acea1te =
cuno1 1tintx. ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-25

Curiositatea femenina 81 spio.
naiul nemtesc strica de multe orr,
mai ales barbatilor carl sa tin
,barbatf...
Sa poate ca nu toate minciu-
nile carl vin din Balcani, sunt
de origina bulgaria, dar pentru
aceea moi stim destul de binc ca
toti bulgarii sunt mincinosi.
in eel de pc urma mprumut al
libertatii sd adeveri ca 20 mill
oa1ie americani de acasa si-au de-
schis pungile ca sd ajute doua mi
lioane amcricani carl sunt la
front.
I'm ON casatorit trebue sd al
ba ingaduinta de timp de dol
ami, ca sd sc convinga ca bar
BATH sunt de vazut 81 nu de auzit
in casa.
Germanii spun CD acuma dupa
ce si-au perdut doua baze dc
submarine, sunt- 1nvoiti sa-si
schimbe politica de atacuri Gu
submarinele.
Dupa ce nevestica Isl cunoas-
tie bine barbatelul, dfnsa are sd
Sc simta de multe orr cind CO.
manda articoli de grocerie pen
tru barbatel, ca 81 cind ar CO.
manda ,9,s''l, o PORTE de fin pentrn
Elocutiunea (arta de vOrbi) ne
invata cum sd vorbim. Acum ar
mai trebui 0 arta noua care sd
1nvete pc uni cind sa vorbeasca
Gu concurentii nu te certa nici
odata. Anunta-te mai multi decft
sd pot anunta eli 81 al sa vezi Cd
nici Ell nu mai au timp de cearta.
Multi dintre .soldatii gcrmani,
char 81 Kaiser fnsusi, carl sa
gIndeau cum au sa prinzeasca in
-halele de banchet splendid ilumi-
nate din Paris, astazi cugeta cum
ar putea capata o PORTE mai bu-
ma de mincare i'm atare restaurant
saracacios din Berlin.
Daca puterea unora ar fl Alta
de mare pc cit de mare lie este
limba in firul intortochiat al in
trigilor, fiji siguri ca eli ar de-
veni in "a ore Hristosi!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-25

Cam CIT v0f dnr4 masurife con-
ira influenced Columbus, O.
Seful general al departamen-
telor sanitare asa declarat astazi
ca poate prin Noembrie, sap 81
mai tirziu, Sc vor dAschide tea
trele, scoalele, 6isericile 81 celelal
te localuri publice din stat, pen
trn Cd boala numita Influenza
spaniolas din ) carei causa s'au
inchis aceste institutiuni, merge
tot in crestere.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-25

Daca puterea unora ar fl alta
de mare pc cit de mare lie este
limba in firul 1ntortochiat al in
trigilor, fiji siguri ca Ell ar de-
veni in "a ore Hristosi!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-25
|NF0RMATIUNl

Luminarea adincurilor oceanu-
lri. - Washington. = Guvernul
american a primit astazi spre e.
xaminare inventie prin care
s ar putea scoate la suprafata m
mare numar din mile de vase
scufundate in ocean de mine 81
de submarine. Mecanismul, care
este inventia unui ON din New
York, arunca raze luminoase la
un sfert de mila in fadincimea
apei.
DECORATE date de presedintele
Wilson. = Washington. = Prese-
dintele Wilson, ca comandant su-
prem al armatelor americana, a.
dat astazi medalia de distmctie
in serviciu maresalilor Foch, Jo-
fire 81 Haig, precum 81 .generali-
lor Petain, Diaz, Gillian 81 Per-
shing.
Spionajul din Elvetia. - &C.
neva. = Elvetia, paradisul spio-
nilor Gcrmani, a inaugural astazi
o strasnica campanie contra lor.
Zilele acestea un tribunal din
Geneva condamnat ceata de
spioni carl operau de multi tipp
in Lausanne.
Batut de pungasi. = Cleveland,
Ohio. - All noapte niste pur-
gasi au esit inaintea lui Dimitis
Stamesavljevich in strada E. 80
Str, 81 l-au batut pima i-au rupt
falcile pentru Ca nu Sc lasase sal
buzunareasca.
Ceart4 asupra Poloniei. - Pa
ris, Ziarele din tarile neutre
raporteaza ca intre Viena 81 Ber-
lin 0 eearta serioasa pentru po-
sedarea Poloniei. Sc zice ca Ger
mania ar Fl TRIMS 0 nota la Vie
ma in care zicea ca Austria sa-si
tie ghiara de Ia Polonia, de oare
ce guyernul german Sc crede, sin
CUR IN drept 9 deslega problema
pclona. Contele Burian fnsa 4
raspuns ca nu accepta solutia
Germaniei.
sinucidsrs dubla. New York.
- 1ntr o odaie strfmta din par
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-25

-ceasta localitate impuscat pc
louis Popok in urma unei certc
dintr'un salon care vindea BERG
,pe usa din dos's Popok Sc afla
la spital pc nina mortii, lar Far
go a fost dus la polite Sd Sc tre-
zeasca ,,din somnul eel de moar-
te."
O gluma platita scurnp. ~ Cam
ton, Ohio. ,,Impusca-ma'' a zis
in gluma Albert j. Gruber frate-
lui sau in etate de 4 ami, care lu-
ase in nina revolverul lui tata-
sau. Copilul a fndreptat teava
catre ell 81 a apasat pc tragaci. ).
o detunatura puternica. !. 81 Al
bert zacea pc pardoscala cu ca
pull gaurit in asa fel cal curgeau
crecrii afara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-25

in eel de pc urma mprumut al
libertatii sd adeveri ca 20 mill
oalie americani de acasa si-au de-
schis pungile ca sd ajute doua mi
lioane amcricani carl sunt la
front.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-25
SCRISORI DE LA
PRIZONIERI.
Onorata Redactie!

Onorata Redactie!
Va rog foarte mutt da loo in
prstiosul d-tra ziar America"
Furmatoarelor:
Caut pc Iooanov Iowa, nasul
meu, Vrasindan Lucretia 81 pc
Barna Catita din Arad, comitatul
Arad care imi stunt consateni 81
vecini. Eu ma aflu aici in Italia
ca Legionar Romin. Rog pc toti
fratii Romfni care lie site adresa,
sau char dinsii daca vor ceti a.
ceste rinduri ale mele sa bine vo-
iasca ami scrie ca sd lie pot scrie
despre familiile dior ramase a.
casa. Tot odata ii rog sa-mi tri-
mita 81 ceva parale de oare sunt
in mare strimtoare de bani.
Adresa mea este urmatoarea
Andrei Ardelean, Soldato, Volon-
tario Romeno, Ufficio d informa-
tioni, ga Armata, Zona di Guerra
Italia.
onorata Redactie!
Subscrisul va rog a da loc in
pretiosul d-tra ziar America
urmatoarelor rinduri:
Caut pc Barzac George 81 pc
Curtician Anuta din orasul Arad,
ccmitatul Arad. Rog ca dupa ce
vor avea stire despre mine, nu-
mai decit sa bine voiasca ami
scrie. Eu inca lie voiu raspunde 81
lie voiu da stiri despre familiile
dior ramase acasa. Tot odata ii
rog GU respect sa-mi trimita 81
ceva parale, despre care le null
tumesc anticipative. Asemenea
maltumesc calduros onoratei re-
dactiuni pentru publicarea aces
tor rinduri:
Adresa mea este:
Ardelean Andreiu, soldato, vo-
luntario Romeno, Ufficio d'infor-
matione, 8-a Armata, Zona di
Guerra, Italia.
Onorata Redactie!
Eu Gabor Leon din Bucovina,
betircul Serete, comuna Tere-
blestie, caut pc verii mel Gu nu-
mele Zaharie Gabor, Nicolae Nj
mingean 81 Dumitru Pascari, orr
pc alti consateni al mel, daca vor
ceti aceste rinduri 81 mi scrie. Eu
inca lie vol scrie multe noutati de
pc acasa.
Adresa mea este urmatoarea
Gabor Leon, caporal, prigionero
di Guerra, Urbania, Prov Pesaro,
Italia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-25

Dona Habsburgilor vitori, s6 intine aspra parti
or locuite nulai De nemt II eel mai de nem ii
unguri aM~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-25

Sa poate ca nu toate minclu-
nile carl via din Balcani, sunt
de origina bulgaria, dar pentru
aceea moi stim destul de binc ca
toti bulgarii sunt mincinosi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-25
Mar ruTltiSui.

Curiositatea femenina 81 spio.
naiul nemtesc strica Gle multe -orl,
mai ales barbatilor carl sa tin
,,barbatis...
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22

Don't get the idea that groceries and cattle and sheep
mems supplies all of lines Fact is have about
the best stock of shoes in all this part of the countryside
Justly celebrated SELF We're specializing in these and have
them for every foo-mens ladies' misses boys and chill
drens The lines all and the prices in keeping with
best goods bought right Ladies who have much trou
bic with shoes invited to inspect splendid stock
Also showing goods in Camles from SOC up;
Chemses in silk and nainsoo at various prices from dol
lar up Chidrens Underwear, Nightgowns, Princess Slips
and Boomers in flesh color Hosiery for Ladies and Gentle
men, Knitting Goods and Crochetng Articles Readymade
Appareskirts, waists fancy shoes in blacks and coors
Dry Goods by the yardGnghams Percales Caicos White
Goods and the like in many materials.
Chdren's Summer Hats, very line, at $3.50 TO
5000 Orders taken for Gentemens Suits made by of
the best tailoring houses of the country No better line of
Gents Furnishings anywhere. Our goods new-noth-
ing mentioned here old shelfwon An increasing trade
every day shows that people appreciate the inducements Of
ered and satisfied with values New and
able merchandise for shelves arriving right along
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22
TIIE GINTLINiNNLy AGENT
WILL NOW PASS AMONG NOU'

The Sun has secured the services OF
e.. NJ Larsen 90 mako a canvass ~
Price ana Carbon county for subscrip-
lions o. this newspaper and also To
mpkc collections of subscriptions that
are past due. lie ~ uoon To- visit oy-
cry town. camp and community here
aboutH ana " authorized To- collect and
receipt Tor new business NJ we'll NJ
old.
The Sun H. now In IT, third year.
aud while not old as newspapers go.
Il has very large amount of money
due u on subscription which should
be- paid more promptly Statements
by NATL o. Subscribers In arrears de-
not seem o. bring the bacon home ."
hence a personal call.
The Sun win appreciate any now
subscriptions given the gentleman
and ALSO any money paid 60 him On
these past due accounts Folks owing
The Sun should not take offonHo when
approached FOR what they Justly owe.
win man, u H. mostly an oversight
90 neglect that l. not Intentional
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22

--George A. Pcttcy left Monday.
accompanied BY his wife and Mrs.
Gunderson and daughter. Fannie.
Clear Creek Is the destination Of the
Gundersons and Ferron that OF the
Pcttoys.--Ahonah News. 9Th.
j. S. Thompson. general superin-
tendcnt of Utah Fuel company. went
In To- Salt Lake city last Monday from
Winter Quarters. He has not been a
well man for some time. In fact. he
was sick at the upper camp several
days recently.
Mrs. H. A. wampler plans to
leave soon for Rochester. Mimi. with
her sister. Mrs. william Grimes of
Helper. who Is going To a Rochester
hospital for "A serious operation. Mrs.
wampler II planning to remain with
her sister In the East for some time.
Grand junction CColo.D News. 18TH.
-Rev. a. George has been con
strained by the altitude to rclinquish
his work in this city and surrounding
coal camps. Since Christmas he has
suffered very much. Although DR. r.
a. Slopanskey has given him much
relief. his constitution was unequal
to the strain. lie left yesterday morn
ing for Los Angeles. Gala. where he
hopes To find health and work.--IIel-
per Times. 18th
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22

side was doing business In Price last
Saturday. That camp. he states. ~
working full seven dayB week and
not an Idle man or hoy 10 be seen any
where. The payroll h running around
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22
PURELY PERSONAL

N. G. Curtis of Sunnyside was
transacting business at Price on Mon
day last
y. V. Tucker Of Sunnyside were sun
day visitors in the county seat
-. c. Miles was out in the Nine
Mile country this week making some
oil locations for himself and others.
j w. Joofbourow was at ophlr
this week looking after some mining
property which he owns there
DR.. W. T. Huffman Il here this
week from Salt Lake city getting ac-
quainted with the new son nj his
home.
Prof Moslah Hall inspector OF
state high schools was in Price Tues
day last ON business connected with
his work.
j. lex Miller went In TO Salt
Lake city yesterday morning on bus
mess for Eastern Utah Telephone
company.
II. w. Dalton. the Castle Dale. at.
torncy. had business ut Price last sat
urday and radiatcd from the Tavern
while here.
"A. q. Guthcii Of Salt Lake city
was renewing old friendships az Price
this week. lie " promoting some min
ing properties In Beaver county.
Mrs. ". w Cooper went In 10
Salt Lake city Yesterday morning "a
undergo an operation for growth
ON her neck. Howcvsf. II II not con-
sidcrcd serious
w. y. wetzcl, superintendent of
Utah Fuel company properties nc Sun
nysidc. was In Pfico Saturday evening
going To- the big doihgs" at Hiawa-
tina. a. u. KirhpatpIek also attended.
-ucurgc a. Nixon II back In Price
from the ST. George country and sew.
crni months IN California. lie made
the trip by automobile and reports
having enjoyed 1~~cfy moment of his
absence
The domestic science girls ~ the
high school gave q dinner party Tues
day evening To- members uf the school
board. Tho latter were In ia. city
that afternoon for the regular month
~ meeting
--itobort Mckunc was In Salt Lake
CITY during the week In conaultntion
with the state food and fuel admin
iutfator concerning the conditions at
Price. lie was promised relief In the
matters complained about.
Mrs Ralph !. stnyner returned
To- Price last Saturday after AN cN-
tended visit here with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. %. l.. Winters She was
accompanied by Master blaine Win
LrrH.--uarland Globe. 18th.
Prof u. y. Davidson of sunny
side was doing business In Price last
Saturday. That camp. he states. ~
working full seven days week and
not an idle man or hoy a. bc seen any
where The payroll II running around
o hundred thousand dollars monthly.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22
oF TuE WEEK
own M StNNNSIDE CAMP

sUNNYsIpE. Marrh ts-As yet
thu date fur the opening uf the new
Amusement hall here H. uncertain. al.
though Il " believed now II win b"
along about the middle 81 April. De
lays ln freight from the East H. given
a. the reason Tho hall itself II com
piotcd but u ~ aumr ~ the furnish
ingH that b. holding things back.
AZ ana Mrs. W. n. McCuc IT Green
River are here thir week. the guests
~ the latter They are 90 remain a
week. 30 ten days
a. j. nnch was her, today meeting
the hig payroll tot Utah Fuel COM
pany. n h. az this time close a. n
hundred thousand dollars monthly.
The rad To- Price. say AUTOMOBILE
istr. h now the h,st Tor many months
Tho tate rainr helped out wonder
fuzzy
J. T. johnson appears o. hav"
"copped tfr' most of the automobile
business between this camp aud the
county seat. Ills Arrow Lime l. rrn-
dcring splendid service between the
two points.
AIR. and Mrs. Homer Haynes, Miss
Dorothy Knouf, Miss Alta Peacock,
Ilyrum McMunin and Ncphi chrlstcn-
scn motored 10 Henilworth aud spent
the day sunday,
MIR. aud Mrs George Williams of
Emery are visiting relatives hcrr Tor
= week
Mrs. John De I.angc entertained at
sunday dinner az her home for MIR.
and Mrs Delhrrt Crawford. Mr. ana
Mrs. James Peacock, Mr. and Mrs.
David Peterson ana Mr. aud Mr.
George Williams 1T Emery
Mrs. T.. V. Tucker dolighuully en-
tcrtaincd the Ladies' Literary club al
her home Saturday afternoon of last
week. There were six members pres
ent
Mrs. James Naylur has returned 1,
her home In liichfirld after spcndinf
a month visiting Relatives In sunny
side
Alrs samuel Dugmorc entertained
Ia number at lady friends at her home
Friday afternoon
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22

Hucy 4 Bell and J. r. johnson. the
former operating the Price to Hia-
watha stages. and the latter the line
To- Sunnyaidc. are to move their union
stage station the first Of the month
from the silvagni building 20 the room
adjoining the Tavern Hotel ON the
west-right nt the depot. aa II were.
The location IL considered by each u
much better one.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22

Helpers orchestra " to furnish the
music for a dance TO be given at the
high school next Friday evening. fol-
lowing debate between Emery stake
academy students and the Carbon
high. Tickets are a dollar and the
young ladicl In charge OF the affair
promise al splendid time.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22
Nnrlcr nr romrcLnsumn on


chaitel Moftgagc Notice D. hereby
given that Whereas default has occur
red IN the conditions uf that certain
rhattri mortgage executed hy l.riluY
Martin. mortgaHor. a. " . Johnson,
nurtHaHcc. hs'nfing date October 20,
1911. hcenune of failure 10 the said
hsnrtEuEor o. pay notes for four hun.
drcd dollars becoming due on or he
fare February ~. 1918. aud because
~ the said mortEnKcc dccming him.
III insecure aud de-, iaring all ~ said
uOi.s duo ind payable and taking
snid property into his poHH"ssinn. and
nid murtTagor having thkun snid
property ont of tho state ~ Colorado.
without the consent at said murtEa-
geo. aud whereas there b. nov due
aud unpaid un thu said Indebtedness
the sum ~ gaN2.a0. including prinri-
nnl interest attorneys fees uud
costs. nuw, therefore. the property de-
rirlhed la nnid mortgage, tuNit, one
chalmers automobile. G-au-a-f, Scr
ini i0dNa. viii ho sold pursuant To- the
power 81 sale IN said murtEhg" cons
ininod al public sale a. the highest
bidder for cash on the aNth daN Of
March, 1918. az : o'clock la the after
noon ~ said day at the ttah-ldnho
garago ON Ninth street. Price, Utah,
g. satisfy the debt r~curcd hN said
mortgage aud the costH and expenses
uf thcss foreclosure proceeding v.
,. JOHNSON, Mortgage, Dated,
pfico, Utah. March 20. 1918. l., \.
Mcocc. Attorney for Mortgage,
First pub Mch 20; last Mch. 30. 1918.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22

e. a. Peacock Of Mt Emmons died
lost SUNDAY. His wife had gone out
10 see her mother who was very ~
aud she returned home leaving her
mother dying and her daughter In the
hospital ready TO be operated on only
to find her husband dead. says the
Duchcsnc Record of the 18th.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22

Real star shells and trench rockets
were used to illuminate the trench
system photographed at night In For
the Freedom Of the World" the won
dcrful war spectacle film. The Cana
dian armys ordinance department
supplied the necessary fireworks ~
Exc theatcr. Price. next Tuesday. the
2Gth.-Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22
NAME OF THE TOWN IS GOING
TO Be HANSON
,continucd from page six

~ sweet Of HALT Lake city N prcsi.
dent Of the company.
United States Fuei company last
Friday acnt out train OF a hundred
and twcnty-onc ears of coal from the
three camps over anuth. Mined to-
day and on sale tomorrow" az Provo
ind points west seems a. be- the or
der. Eight hours " the time from
mine to market
ucorgc NJ. Cannon. ownvr uf the
Miliburn mine. was In town last Mon
Icy looking after his interests locally.
with the completion of the wagon
ruad from that property o. kcnil-
worth he expects TO resume ship
ncntn BE has a market Tot - limited
output during the summer at Zion aud
rirrwhcrc In the state
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22

Quarterly conference oi Carbon
stake ~ To- Doe held at Price tomorrow
and sunday next The visitors 10 bc
here from Salt Lake city are ~ yet
unknown
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22

For the week ending yesterday
evening Observation-Disclosures were Issued
10 Edward NJ MortenASn and Louise
Christensen. both OF Cleveland, Ern-
est Miner ana Irene NOffleet, both Of
sunnyside. and 60 Almh l.. Leonard
and Stella stillmon. bath Of Hunting
ton.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22

There are talking machines by the
score, hut there h nothing better than
the Misunderstanding quite w long
lasting sumner can supply you,-
AHNN