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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27
INSTRUCTIONS BEING or.
CHEAPER FLOUR COMING

Cancellation % all flour milling
regulations, including fair price ached-
uiea aud the price and quantity re-
Htrictions on the Hnic ~ wheat flour
~ miilera. which officials expect will
result In cheaper flour. was formally
announced last Saturday ~ the ma
tionnl administration Notification %
tho action WA teleEraphed 90 all Sono
agents 90 the food administrations
grain corporation and later there was
"a sharp rise IN the price ~ wheat
hrrn aud other miilfeeds which Of
fcinir expect 10 be followed BY drop
la flour prieea
Existing regulations restricting mar
gins 10 profit ON flour aud miilfeeda
remains IN effect ns DO general reEu-
lntions of the food administration pro-
hihiting profiteering boarding ana
unfair practices. and officials say
these would be strictly enforced The
prediction 81 cheaper flour to the con-
sumner II based on the immediate rise
Ia the price 81 millfeeds. amounting 60
several dollars ton.
Close observation of the market
trend in flour and millfeeds made by
tho food administrations milling divi-
sion and grain experts show that with
every upward movement 81 feeds came
a fan In the prize Of flour on basis
81 an average drop ~ three and four
hundredths cents "A barrel ON flour 90
every dollar n ton increase on mill
feed
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27
SEPARATED FROM HIS MONEY
old Bunco Game Worked Al Zion ON
standardyilIe Miner.

Joe Mirano. an Italian miner from
standnrdviiio WIS a victim TIE other
day ~ Salt Lake CITY az the old
"charitv" confidence game 10 TIE tune
~ twelve hundred dollars and some
liberty loan honds the letter said a.
ne ~ the value ~ about five hundred
dollars According % the Zion police.
Mirau0 was convnlescing az Holy
Gross Hosuital from Injuries received
in an accident "a the mine some time
ago. aud ON one ~ hls downtown trins
was accosted hy "a fellow countryman
who Informed him that he wns the
executor ~ an estate In Italy and was
looking Tor an Italian priest or some
honest Ita4ian. who would undertake
the distribution % funds left for poor
Italians He Informed Mirano that A.
an evidence Of reliability he must
show that he had means. Mirano met
the stranger the other day, ana eN-
hihited twelve hundred dollars and
several liberty bonds, the savings OF
years, which ne now claims is gone.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27
INCREASE ~ SHOWN ~
UTAIrs WINTER WHEAT

Utah shows a per cent Increase In
the acreage 81 winter wheat sown In
1915, according % "a government re-
port received last "Wednesday by NJ.
NJ Justin. field agent In Utah and
Nevada for the federal bureau ~ crop
estimates. Tho total acreage ~ iT2.-
600. against 10000 IN 1917
This comparatively small increase.
the report Saws. reflects the large In
crease In spring wheat reported last
spring. Much land that would have
fallow for seeding this fall was sown
To wheat. The cold smell In Novem-
her made farmers unwilling IN risk
highpriced seed on any nowly plowed
ground.
tive acreage IN reported 90 have In
creased about two thousand acres,
This Increase n larger relatively than
that s0wn ~ the country 49, whole.
Condition n quite low. due % the dry
weather In the southern part 81 the
state.
Fan blowing h rep0rted only 40 ner
cent 90 far along ~ usual This n
due msinlv a. the dr0uth In the south
and the shortage ~ tabor However,
several ~ the higher sections were
hindored hy cold weather and snow.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27
HUDDlED IN ONE SMALL ROOM
Former Scoflcd Family u Ia Had
Plight AZ salt Lake city.

1Iuddled IN ono small room a 22a
West Third South street az Salt Lake
city Mrs w q. RccE with seven
children and all under ~ years ~
age. on tho verge of starvation. was
given assistance Saturday by The couu-
IS charities organization. Friends also
rendered them aid. The father % the
children IL n miner az scofioid. Mrs.
Rccs claims. Tho wife refuses 10 live
with him on account of his alleged
cruelty.
Upon the order of the Juvenile
court. he contributed twenty-five dol
lars 20 the support of the family last
month hut has since withheld further
aid. Mira Rces n M and unable Co
work. while the only resources for the
family have been nine dollars week
which tho two eldest girls have earned
between them while working In down
town stores This money has been
insufficient o. keep the large family.
One small stove heats tho quarters
and serves Tor cooking tho frugal
meals. The furniture % the room
consists % one cot and ono Kitchen
table. There are no cooking utensils,
dishes or chairs
Nfh i'cH went Y" eat AAh' Wy
year ago o. attend her hrot"eF'a
funeral ana decided thHt she would
remain there aud secure work 10 pro-
vide for her family. hut sic became
M AID her two daughters have had
10 be the providers. She has taken IN
washing for the last seventeen years,
she says. and M soon ~ her health re-
covers win aRnin DO able 30 aid IN
Keeping tho family.
81 NJ Woods 81 the Salt Lake coun-
- charity organization WA reluctant
about giving the family aid ns the,
belong IN Carbon county, hut upon
finding them In such dire need, pro-
vidcd provisions 60 last Tor several
days
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27
NIARoNI y. FNI'N sENDS IIIS
GREETINGS 10 FOLKS iiEitE

Mnroni v. Faux. brother - Miss
Goidie Faux a short time ago one ~
the teaching corpH ~ Price, writes
relatives In SAT- Lake CITY from France
under recent date that he II snfe nnd
we'll The young man n quite well
known "a numerous ones hore He II
with the Three Iinndref ana SIXTY
Third infantry. Nineiv-FirHt division
lie descrlhes the exciting hptile ~ ~ 70
Argonna forest In which he fought,
nd he considers himself very FORUM
nto 10 have come through that affair
unhnrt. Tie refers o. tho excitement
~. the United Rtates on No"e''' BE-
iith. when the peace news was re-
ported. The hovs on the flrins 1--WE
were equally hanpv he says, when
word came to stop the fight
Faux saws there are many nleasins
features about peace DAYS IN France
that the soldiers eniov. % thew have
more time a. write a. the folks ~
Rome. that they are not workiHe herd
aud have the happv Thought that
there VIII De few or not any more lone
night marches or battles with THE
Nun. and. hest ~ all. the anticina-
ton of the sinceTR home welcome foF
the soldiers % "the hest country" the
United states.
netore eniistlng Tor service IN the
A ". r. Faux was emnlOved In the
office 0f the state treasurer, David O.
Larson.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27
GREEKs busy WITH
AFFAIRS or OLD COUNTRY

Carbon county Greeks have gotten
In touch the pest few days By cable
VITA President Wilson and other big
men Of the peace conference and have
asked all b. give their support 60 the
Greek demands following the worlds
war. ~ IN asked that no Turkish
government he allowed 90 rule the
Greek or any other subject races In
tho Ottoman empire. that oil Greek
territories be redeemed from the Bui.
rurian yoke, that no Greek territory
be- included In the contemplated AL
bantam States az tho Greeks and other
Christians. aud many Musaelmuna
with Greek national consciousness.
south OF the river Yenouxea. under no
circumstances would accept such an
arrangement. that complete rcstora-
ton. rcparntion and rehabilitation ho
provided for all Greeks doported by
Turkish. bulgarian and other gov-
mentn; that districts normally Greek
In population be united with their
mother country
Tho messages nrealgncd by Styiian
atnes. president ~ the locni Greek
organization. ana besides President
Wilson kilograms have been sent Co
NJ. Ciemencnu. Lloyd George. Prime
Minister vsnlrcios and prcminer Or
inndo 81 Italy Manager smith Of
the Western Union M Price las taken
close Co n hundred and nifty dollars
from local Heliencs In teiographlc
and cable tolls.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27
SEIZED LIQUOR IS STOLEN
Thieves Visit Cellar OF City Marshal
In the Night Time.

booze. booze. who got the booze
This II the question that has been
uppcrmoat In the fnindH Of City Mar
nhni Larsen and Mayor woottcn the
asst week. After confiscatinR a large
quantity 81 the iiquid that cheers a
Few days ego from ITO Monte Sigiio
Hotel nt Price the stuff was stored
IN n cellar 81 the Larsen home until
such time na tho trial of tho eases
against John Montahcrrv. Jean Cha
bro and Frank uoin. from whom u
was seized. might come on After the
reid 81 Thursday 81 last week on the
hotel the liquor was hnilcd 60 the
home OF the mai ahci. That night
Marshal Larsen cnme down town
about his uruni duties. When h
visited the cellar Friday morning the
booze WINS gone. There were tracks
OF an automobile and the footprints 81
one or more men who undoubtedly
loEded the stuff and made WY with
n
The whisky. bottled and IN keg. has
Bookkeeping value % around thirty
five hundred doiiara Friday after
noon Montnhcrry and Sabre appeared
In city court before Justice Arthur ].
Ice. They plead guilty 60 the charges
nEnpst them and were fined. the
former IN tho sum Of two hundred aud
fifty dollars ana the latter twenty
five more Coin stood trial and WIS
'ateg acquitted. Ito had contendcd all
along that he know nothing 81 the
liquor ON the premises 81 the hotel
or Of ita possession by the other two
men.
This l. quite the largest haul ever
made by any Carbon county officer
aud h also the biggest theft 81 such
merchandise. Marshal Larsen states
he stored the liquor ON his own prem
laea nt the direction ~ the mayor.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27

Another remarkable staten nj to be
added 10 the thousands already given.
testifying to tho uudoubted benefits
that have been derived from the use
81 Tanlac IN long standing eases Of
rheumatic troubles. Is that made the
other day by Duncan Thomson. who
" in the meat market business and
lives at i2th Hawthorn avenue.
Portland. ore. IN telling OF his eN-
pcticnce with Tanlac Thomson said +.
u feel IL my duty 60 tell everybody
how Tuuiac restored my broken down
health. Tor the only way 7 found out
about this wonderful medicine wng
through others telling how 1t helped
them I suffered from rheumatic
condition 0f the system Tor fifteen
years. continued Thomson. land I
Kent getting worse an the time Nv
kidneys worried me too Tor the last
two years and the misery iu my back
was 30 terrible 7 thought at times "
would surely break in two. My lees
and knees would draw mp ul my
muscles felt like they were tied in
knots and achcd so had could hardly
bear TO have anything touch them. !
was ~ badly constructed that J had
10 take something FOR this condition
every two or three DAYS. and my
troubles weighed on mo 30 and pulled
me down tiil they nearly put mo out
OF business. lost weight and felt
40 tired aud worn out all the time that
u was an I could de- 60 drag myself
of 10 my work.
wei. I tried everything ! could
hear of. hut got No hcttcr. nnd hnd
begun to think there was no HELM Tor
mo nc all ! was In Snyder. Okla.
when first heard about Tanlac.
Everybody there VIVA taking a. and
the results they were getting were sp
remarkable thai ! bought some my
self Co try Why. ! personally know
ono lady who was down Ia bod with
rheumatism for ak months and her
friends had given her up Go die. She
took Tanlnc aud h. now up and doing
her own work. aa we'll AZ ever. and
could tell YOU 81 many other cnHcf
Hut Co get back 10 my own case. ] felt
40 much better after taking nv first
bottle that 7 kept on with u all now
my rheumatism and kidney trouble
have hoen entirely relieved. my con-
stlpation has been Removed and I
have actually Eained thirty-four
pounds IN weight ! am much stronger
and better than I have heon Ia years.
work as hard NJ n man half my nRc
aud Il don't hurt mo "a bit have al
ready told many people about the
way Taniac has fixed me up and eS-
pcct 60 tell many more for think
Tnnlac H. the best medicine anybody
can take"
Tnniac H. sold IN Price by A. u. SUIT
ton. In HELPER by Louis EhrrtHnn. In
IIinwatha by carhon-Emery Stores
COMPANY. In Konilworth BY kenll-
worth Mercantile company. IN Spring
Canyon by square Deal Store. In
Castle Gate BY wanatrh Store COM
pany. In sunnyside by wasateh Store
company. IN Winter Quarters by
wsratch Store company ana In sco-
field by W. y. Mosoicy -Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27
BAN On PUBI.IC EATING
PLACES ~ CALLED OFF

Negotiations restricting tho use of
bread. meat. sugar. butter end cheese
Ia public eating places. which have
been in effect since lrHt October 2iat
were ordered reacinded last Monday
BY the national food administration.
Thia order. Il was explained. u. "a sim
further step Ia the replacement OF
specific food regulations by "a general
appeal Tor increased conservation 81
all foods 90 the end tfnt the United
States may meet its pledge 90 relieve
the distressed civilian populations Ia
Europe. In announcing the with
drawai Of the regulations. the food
administration notified public eating
places 60 he ready 90 assist In put
ting into effect any specific measures
which may hereafter become neoes-
sary through developments In world
relief
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27
UNCLE SAN ~ pWTNG HoNsE
BODIES on ALL SOLDIERS

The lack ~ tronsDortation facilities
nrovents che Immediate -etntn from
abroad ~ the bodies ~ Vtah ngh'ers
who lost their lives IN TIE wav suoh
rs tho evplnnation given hv Adiutant
General IOreensen On answer 90 re-
QUESTS from porents that tie bodies
ot their sons be brought hack now.
Arrangements VIII Ne mode by M
wrr ana navy denartmonts a. hiring
home the American heTd Gene~''
Iorrtrisen saws nnd when this a. ar-
eomniished reiatives viii be notified
Teeause ~ pressing need Tor the shin
ment 81 materials and foodstuffs ana
the CARVING 81 soldiers f"a"e~"-'1
tlcn probably viii not be available for
mf nths
n relatives 50 desire. the bodies win
ne left IN me~ked graves Where the
heros died THIS was the preference
OF Theodore Roosevelt as 20 IFS son,
Quentin. and II h hoped ny the war
and navy authorities tint relatives
generally viii ehoos- 90 have the
bodies remain near the battlefields.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27
PEW FscNpE.

There nre few Indeed who escane
having az ieast one roid during the
winter months and thew are FORUM
ate who have hut one and get through
with Il quickly and without INV seri-
ions conseauences Take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedv and 0hserve the
directions with each hottie. ana Won
are iikeiv 20 be one ~ the fortunate
ones The worth and merit ~ this
remedy has heen fully proven. There
are MANY families VINO have ALWAYS
used II for yenrs when troubled with
"A cough or cold. and with the very
best results --Advt.
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Mn. AurOMoRn,E owNFR.

Rnv vour Fupplies from us. and
AVE MONEY.
7psrkplugs guaranteed for five
years .ss.ss..s.ss..t.. s.ss.ss shltNN
ord timers the hest only. ,.... f,2A
Anti-Freeye. Il saves your motor. 900
uarhon remover. cleans rs eylind-
rEs sssss ssss..ssssssssfss lsVV
We carry complete line 81 auto
mobile accessories. Write MS your
wants When ordering state make
tnd model Of car.
Ask for onr mOneysnving catalogue.
Nailed FREE on request
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27

There H. much rejoicing In tho homo
Of Mrs. Miranda Hinkins at Standard
Vile aud among the relatives ana
friends Of Bruce j. Hinklns through
out Carbon county since the receipt Of
q letter by Mrs lIinkins from her
husband IN nclgium, dated November
23d. last Mrs. fiiniins had word
from the war department under date
of Deccmhcr 18th. this month. that
Private Hrue J iiinkins had been
missing he action ainco September 4s'
1qts. THIS now turns out Co be mis-
take. IInkins writes
"Juat "a Few limos Co Jet YOU know I
ana we'll. The war ia over $50 the
French cay. ana I ana alive aud feel
ing fine. I am attached To- the French
army doing e.. r. \. service. There
are seven ~ ua American soldiers
here. don't stay iu one place very
long about three days. Then We are
called to French headquarters and
sent 60 some other place
I'VE are tho first Americans In Bel
GUM. and they sure treat MS fine.
have not heard word from any or
YOU. but have been away from my
company and haven't been able TO get
any mail. However. I hope u won't
Nt NNNN NflNlf 7 WNa MNN NA'N
how long we will be on this Job or
when We viii go to the United states.
But hope u win not be long.
II was wounded slightly while
was NJ the front aud was taken to a
hospital. but ! ann now all right
again. was on the Vcrdun front
that Il. ArRonne forest. and we surely
had battle. We took ground that
the Germans had held FOR four or
more years have seen some great
nlghts-aome that will never for
gct."
The address OF the standardvllls
man II Bruce J. iiinkina. Company
A.. Three Hundred ana sixty-Third
infantry. APO. tic, A.E.F.
Reported Death Untrue.
Probably no person anywhere In
this broad land received more well
come Christmas greeting than the ono
here to Mu. Florence Davis ~ Clevc-
land In Emery countyi Washington.
-. G.. Dec. ~. iatS.-Nour Foa. Pri-
vnte George -. McMuiiin. officially re-
leased from German prison camp ne
l'aHtR.e and returned % France IA
good health. Harris. Adlutnnt den-
orni" liut few weeks nEo the
mother was notified 81 her sons death
Ia action on tho western front In
France. and later the local news
papers gave details of his death. The
sun Included. Young McMuliin II the
only living child Of Mrs. Davis by a
former marriage. lie enlisted here a.
ffum Carbon county
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27

0C0nsult county clerk or the TcgpoC-
i've signers for further information
m TIE SEVENTH JUDICIAL MS
district Court OF the State Of UtSh.
within and for Carbon County. pro
ute Divlsion). In the Matter OF the
Rrtate Of J. Amano. Deceased. Notice
% Creditors: Notice is hereby given
M the undersigned. Il. II. Hashlmoto,
Administrator OF the estate OF J.
kmano. deceased. 20 the creditors OF
and al persons having claims against
aid deceased TO exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within two
months after the first publication Of
his notice TO said administrator at
his place OF business. No. 163 West
South Temple street, Salt Lake City.
Utah the same being the place for
ne transaction OF the business Of said
epsate in salt lake county. Utah. T..
D. HASHIMOTO. Administrators. Dat
Cd this 5th day Of December. 1918.
first pub. Dec. 8; last Dec. "a. 1918
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27

Al meeting OF tho state crop nest
commission az Salt Lake City last
saturday some alterations were drawn
up In details OF the law attaching ~
import OF agricultural and hortioul-
tural stocks for planting ana prepara-
tor OF products for shipment outside
~ the state. all OF which are intended
10 Bring the Utah regulations into
harmony with the federal laws These
recommendations will he presented
20 the incoming legislature.
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Mrs. IsLEY,s LETTEn.

In recent letter Mrs, d. w. Isley
OF Litohfield Ills. says; II have
used Chamberlain's Tablets for dis
orders OF the stomach and as a laxa-
tive. and have found them a quick
and sure relief" II YOU are troubled
with Indigestion or constipation these
tablets will do you EoOd.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27

Water constitutes more than three
fourths of tire volume 81 milk. Stale
or impure water n dlstastofui a. the
COW and she VIII not drink enough o.
II for maximum milk production.
Neither does she drink az much water
az she really needs when Il Is Ice cold.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Of James or Giacomo Bianco. De-
cessed. Creditors will present claims
with vouchers TO the undersigned ut
Twoll. Utah. on or before the 18th
dav " February. A. n. 1919 JAMES
ROBANDO and PETE BIANCO. Adj
Illustrators of estate Of James or
Gncomo Biaucu. decreased. l.. \. Nc
Gee. Attorney FOR Administrations
First dub. Dec. ~. last Jain. 3. 1919.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27
BRUCE ]. HINKINS ALIVE
AND SOLDERING IN
BELGIUM
WAR OFFICE REPORT OF DEATH
~ PROVEN MISTAKE.

Relative OF splendid Young Man Who
Went 60 serve Ills Country From
standnriviic Had Given Him Up
For Dcad-Much Rejoicing Also Tn
the Davis Home over A Cleveland.
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NnrIcr,-rNITEn sTNrrs LNNn

office. Salt lake CITY t'tnh. Nov
10. 1918. To whom ~ May Concern;
Notice a. hereby given thnt tho state
N T-tah has filed IN this office lists ~
Isuds. seiectcd ny the snid state I'M
Ier Soc. Of the not 81 congress. an
proved July &c. isat MS INDEMNITY
achool lands VIZ. Serial 0277oG LIT
q Sec. I. Twn. - South. Range ~
enst Salt Lake Meridian. Comics 81
old lists. 30 fnr NJ thev relate IN said
tracts Nv descriptive stib-diviqionH
have heen conspicuousiv poated I'm
this office for inHpection by any per-
son Interested and by tho public gem
orally During tho period of puhii-
cation OF this notice. or any time
thereafter and before final approval
and certlf,ption. under departmental
regulations of Anril 20. 1907. protests
or contests aRainst the claim OF the
state 60 any ~ the tracts or sub-divi-
slona hereinhefore. described on the
ground thnt the same H. moro vaiu-
able for mineral than for agricultural
purposes will he received and noted
for report 20 tho general land office
at Washington. u. G. Failure 10 10
protest or contest within the time
specified viii 10 considered sufficient
evidence ~ the non-minerai char
acter 81 tho tracts and tho reflections
thereof being otherwise free from
objection. will be- apprnved 90 the
state. GOULD u. BtAKELEY. Regis
ter.
FIRST pub. Dec q. last jan. ?. 1919.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27
SAYS THAT HE GAINED
EVEN THIRTY-FOUR
POUNDS
PORTLAND. ORE. MAN II GREAT
FRIEND. OF TANIAC

suffered Some Fifteen Year. with
rheumatism and Otller Very serious
Troubles, But Now Is Stronger and
BETTER Than For Quite n Long Time
-Endorscs tic Premier Hcmedy.
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NnrtcF no wATrn rsERs-

NOrrCF TO wATrU reFRs-
Stste Engineer'r Offiee. sat Lave
city. Utah. Nov. 20 iaie Notice q
hereby given that Pa-iev y. Warren
whose nostoffice address n Prize
t'tsh. ha- made nnDlieation In aeeoFd-
rnro with the requirements ~ the
Nomniled laws ~ Utah, 1917 NJ
r'ended Nv tie Session Laws ~ Utah
sos. Iati aud fafs. a. annronriaie
'wosRnd two-aevenths fi-a-7l SECOND
feet ~ water from Gr,indviek's Greek
'n Carbon county. said water will he
diverted 90 noint k2s0 feet north
'-om the southwest corner ~ Sec :
'rwp ~ South Rance 10 Fast Salt
lake base and meridian. and con-
Veved Nv meenH ~ diteh for dis
rance ~ eeN0 feet and there used
rom Anril ~ ~ November ist ~
-arh year 10 irrigsta leo acres ~ land
aWhraeed In the wnsTg sec. I ana
W. NrH Sec. 10 township ana
rsnse aforesaid This nnnHeatlon =
fesisnated IN fhe stata engi~eeF's a.
lice ns No. 1885. Az nrotests againsi
he granting ~ said application
made ~ affldavit IN dunlieate no.
'0mnanied with foe ~ 80 20. and
'ief IN this office Within thi~tv (a0N
isvs after the comnletion ~ the niih-
lection ~ this Notice q. =. MOON
AGTE State Tneineer
Dat, ~ flrat puh Nov 90 1878
naie 81 completion OF pnh. Dec, 20
SIS
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-27

Save rice water 20 make hasty
padding with end cook tho pudding ali
day In tho fireioas cooker.