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Metropolitan Opera Sextet.

Save on one occasion, two seasons
ago. Washington has not had the
opportunity to greet many Metrnnnii-
tan opera stars in Il single perfoE---
ance since the company appeared
in this city some fifteen years ago.
The concert of the seven artists an
nounced for the New Willard sun
day evening, January %, Should.
therefore. be of exceptional interest.
The following artists are scheduled
to appear: Giovanni Martinelli and
Rafael Diez, tenor: Kitty Beale and
Nina Morgana. sopranos; Milo Picco,
baritone: Marion Telva. ,contralto;
Salvatore Fucito, conductor and ac-
companist. Due to the number of
recitalists on the bill and the length
of the program, the concert will COM
mence promptly at $3.50 pm.
Tickets are on sale at 1872 G street
northwest
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Sophie Braslau, January "a.

Sophie Braslau. contralto of the
Metropolitan Opera Company. will be
heard in recital at the National
Theater Tuesday afternoon, January
"a, under the management of Mrs.
Wilson Greene.
Sophie Braslau'S voice. rich, plant.
exquisitely colored to every emotion,
thrilled concert audiences from coast
to coast last season. No young artist.
native or foreign, has been starred
in more numerous and brilliant musi-
cal events. Miss Byaslau was en-
gagged as soloist for>the Rachmanf-
noff night at the big New York mu-
sic festival.
Seats are on sale at Mrs. WILSON,
Greenc's concert bureau, 18th and q
streets.
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William Collier $ Cousin

EIGH WYANT, who has the role of
vampy stenographer in "Too
Much Wife, is practically a new
conner to pictures. She is a cousin
Of William Collier, the well known
stage comedian. and received her
professional start and training in his
companies. In her very first. picture
she participated in a gutter fight by
number of women, which was a
catch-as-catch-can affair. Counting
up her BRUSHES and Iacerations after
ward, she decided that having under
gone her cinema initiation without
fatal outcome, she might as well
stay on in pictures. So she has.
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-"Mariolaine. /"

Beginning this evening. Polls The
ater will present Russell Janney's
new musical version of "Pomander
walk" the LOUIS N. Parker comedy.
The title now is s.Marjolaine," de-
scriptive Of the principal feminine
character.
Peggy Wood, late of "Maytime" and
"Buddies," is the prima donna, and
Lennox Pawle. the English comedian
who created the character Of Brooke
Hoskyn, the masquerading butler. in
the original production. is the prin-
cipal funmaker Others include Mary
Hay (Mrs. Richard Barthelmess). ny-
inG Beebe,< Colin Campbell, Worthe
Faulkner, Royal Cutter, Daisy Bel
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GARRICK-'.Irish Eves.v

The pubIic's first love--the Irish ro-
mance-dear to the hearts Of every
generation, with it's old shioned
sentiment, quaint charm. and spon-
taneous Celtic wit-will come into its
own when George M. Cats, presents
q new. one, entitled. Irish Eyes" at
week. commencing tonight, introduce
ing, at the same time, on his second
annual tour, his noted young tenor
and actor. Walter Scanlan,
Irish Eyes is said to surpass In
grandeur and excellence any Irish
stage attraction presented in years.
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Rubinstein Club, January "a.

The first concert of the Rubinstein
Clubs series, to be given at the New
Masonic Auditorium Tuesday even
ing, January "a. at $40 O'Clock, Will
feature Vladimir Rosing, distin-
guished Russian terror, as the soloist.
Mr.. Rosing, who made his American
debut but a few months ago, imme-
diately won the plaudits of both the
public and press. He is said to be
the greatest Interpreter of Russian
music that has come before the Amer
lean audiences-an artist who prefers
to make his song an insistently eN-
pressive art in songs which portray
the soul of Russia, under the influence
of oppression, love. suffering ana
humor. A number of these are to be
included in his program here.
Tickets may be had at the offices
of T. Arthur Smith. Inc, 1906 q street.
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more, Nellie Strong. Maurice Holland,
Olga Treskoff and an ensemble OF
dancing girls and sailor boys.
'tMarjolaine" concerns the little
group. of exclusive persons who make
their home in a secluded street known
as "Pomander Walk" There is de-
lightful romance between Marjolaine
Lachesnais and Jack Sayle, and a
more mature love affair between the
little girls mother and Jacks noble
father 1t is a story of summer time
and flowers, and set in a musical COM
edy atmosphere.
Hugo Felix, composer Of 'Lassie"'
and "Pom Pom," has provided the
score. The adaptation was made by
Catherine Chisholm Cushing and
Brian Hooker wrote the lyrics.
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B. F. KEITH's-Ethel Levey.

: Ethel Levey, the noted singing
Coincidence. will be the star at B. F.
Keith's Theater this week. COM
smencing at the matinee tomorrow.
She will be remembered as the hit in
London Of the English productions
Of Hello, Ragtime";; Hello, Tango;
Here and There" and Watch Your
STEP. Her present offering consists
Of character songs, which she Is said
to render with ininitable charm and
originality. Miss Ilevey is ranked
as one of the great outstanding stars
Of vaudeville. The added attraction
will xbe Florence Nash and company,
In "A Breath Of Fresh Air." a. new
comedy for her from the pen of Edgar
Allan. Woolf. Ted Lorraine; Jack
Cagwin. and Emily Fitzgerald will
offer q miniature musical comedy,
adapted from the famous 'Ther Moth
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Armstrong. with the Gilbert sisters.
in an original entertainment of their
own. 81. .
The added matinee attraction will
be Marie Prevosts latest Universal
picture. "a Partisan Scandal" the
story of girl who talked in English
and fiirted i'm French. IL is a first
run picture in, Washington. Attrac-
tions which will be shown at all per-
formances include Monte Banks. in
Cleaned and Dyed" a Arst-run COM
edy; the he-1nternational News and Car
toon Comics.
Today, starting at 3 p.m., last
weeks excellent bill will be present
ed, including the laughable automo-
bile comedy, speeding"
CONTINUED on Fourth Page.)
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COSM0S-"Ye Song Shop Bobby
Heath.

Headline attractions at the Cosmos
Theater this week include "Ye Song
Shop" a new vaudeville musical
comedy, featuring Warren Jackson
and Harold Whalen, with a number
of pretty girls, in what is promised
to be the funniest offering of its
type, and also Bobby Heath, who has
won fame with his songs, assisted by
Edythe Sperling and Charles King,
who help to present them attractive
ly. with a comedy setting. Both are
offered as standard attractions.
Others will include the kitamura
Japs, acrobatic comedians from the
land of the Mikado;- Kaufman and
Lillian, in "Furs and Feathers" a
comedy novelty; Eckert and Francis.
in music, songs and comedy, and Ed
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Current Attractions
AT THE THEATERs THIS WEEK

AT THE THEATERS THIS WEEK
NATIONALJohn Drnkwater play abraham Lincoln Opens
this evening.
GARRICKWater Scanlan, "Ih Eyes, musical Opens this
evening.
POLTS-"Maorlaine," musical version of "Pomander Walk"
Opens this evening.
B. F. KEITSEthe Levy vaudeville New show matinee
tomorrow.
BELASCO-Bes Mccoy Davis vaudeville Opens this afternoon
COSMOSYe Song Shop" vaudeville New show matinee
tomorrow
STRANDDan Twins vaudeville Opens this
GAYETY Reeves "Bg Beauty Shew burlesque Opens this
afternoon.
CAP1TOL-G from Joyand" burlesque Opens this afternoon
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Irene Bordoni will appear in q
French adaptation. "The Little Filly."
It will probably be given its first
this month.
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Automobiles
CONCERTS
Graveure-Morini, Tonight.

Louis Graveure, the eminent BARI
tone. will sing in the concert dIpIo-
niatique series at the New willard
Hotel tonight, in joint recital with
the wonderful young girl violiniSt,
Erika Morin.
The art of Louis Gravcure needs no
Introductory praise to concert patrons
in Washington.
Erika Morini is declared the most
sensational of all violinists who have
appeared in America in the last few
years. She is young Galician girl
who has been called the greatest
woman violinist in the world"
Tickets may be had at the New Will
lard newsstand
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world the thaer that have nation somewhere
faceousy handle its dignity
"The Bat
~ OF record breaking Washington things
methods employed the public
give the
believe that authorized
made done.
THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY PLAYERS inviting
council Dunbar High Community Thursday evening January
o. when entitled Strong presented
story said written by pupil of
High School Miss Matalee Lake and
Howard Players said to be showing
the Dunbar advisory council pupils English
and history in the public schools. - Fe
WRITER the New York Madras
- House. Granville Barkers latest comedy detects trace of
Shakespes Hamlet with Philip Madras Hamlet and
essea surely what Opea would have
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n
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BELAsCo-Bessie Mccoy Davis.

Bessie Mccoy Davis. famous as the
"Yama Yama" girl, will headline the
program at the Belasco this week,
with matinee this afternoon.
For her vaudeville appearance, the
widow Of Richard Harding Davis has
prepared an original dancing novelty,
In which she will be assisted by a
capable company. Castles in the
Air" provides Miss Davis opportuni-
ties to introduce the terpsichorean
specciaIities for which she is famous.
Another headline act. making it's
first bow to Washington, is Harmony
Land" introducing the five kings of
Syncopation, with Hattie Althoff and
Carlos and Inez. The offering brims
with syncopated melodies and high
class dancing.
other acts will include Walter
Brewer, the lone comedian in new
humorisms; Marguerite Farrell, who
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introduces popular songs in new
way; Ryand and Lee in Hats, Laughs.
N'Everything"; the Flemings, who
demonstrate art in alabaster: Bert
Shepherd, with unique feats with ar
Australian whip; Armstrong and
James in burnt cork humor, and Jack
and Kit De Maco in acrobatic mo-
ments. The screen features comprise
the Shubert News Weekly and Current
Topics.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
ELSIE GILBERT
Cosmos

and the Flame; Billy Wayne and
Ruth Warren are announced to ap-
pear in "The Last Car" a farcical
effort by Paul Gerard Smith; Jack
Wyatt and his Scotch Lads and
Lasses reproduce their songs and
dances in kits and tartans; Earl
Hampton and Dorothy Blake will pre-
sent "Beaucoup Nuisance" with dia.
logue by Roy Perkins and special
songs by Ed Rose and w. H. Donald
SOM. Cecil Mason and Bernie Shaw,
After a Girlie." and "The Four Cast
ing MeIlos, an aerial act. The topics
of the Day, the.Pathe Pictorial News
and Aesop's Fables will complete the
bill. -
Today at 3 and s:15 last weeks
bill, headed by Houdini, will be given.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gilman spent
Saturday in Salt Lake where they at.
tended the wedding Of Mrs. 0ilman's
sister.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-18
A KNocKER / r
DOES ron HIS TOWN

!, About the best nipstration Of Eihss
. inocksr does foe his home Gown
10 illustrated In . Eory told q -
Michigan lumber camp. A gra4ia&s
of one OF the eastern colleges ajSiisd
~ swsrh s,ths sshacksss was tol4
" ~ t11SsSIFvl1 60 6sc2 sross-
Shsw: ths 'athspibsias Spssatsd ~ n
'olounSG psSs6ncsi, lunbssman.s.a Al
s,rst betsAss work went bsauHifully but
eAs1 cndtofrth The second day the young
man Begin to- get very very weary.
Suddenly the old man stoppsdi :. the
saw and spst.s "Sonny" he said. II
don't mind YER ridin' on this saw. but
tf its all the same TO ypn 1 wish
YOU'D keep YER feet of the ground.s'
The town knockor rs IN exactly
1.-THE position Of the young man. The
aoyal citizens Of the town will good
,naturedly carry him along a. long
as he keeps still and does nothing.
But when he starts knocking and
tiscourages every worthy movement,
then he Is too much of drag and
the worm Is bound to turn.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-18
ENTERTAINMENT
TO Be GIVEN
IN THIRD WARD

The benefit entertainment which IL
being prepared by members of the
Third ward will be presented In the
tabernacle 10 the very near future
The headline feature, Is q three
hct comedy Miss Lulu PETIT. given
by Maud Driggs Christensen, a DRAM
attic reader OF rare ability. Dramatic
critics have this to say Those who
enjoy life will enjoy this play. Il
isfull Of vitality, full OF comedy and
tragedy. II ought TO be called THE
Humors and Horrors Of Family Life
In America"
Other acts on the bill are q special
saxaphone quartet in some popular
numbers; a dramatized. dance in cos
tune by two young ladies, students
'of Miss Lindsey's dancing class;
male quartet under the direction Of
Elroy West will give several pleas
I ing selections; violin duet. and
last but not least, the Junior Band
iof 26 pieces. under the direction Of
tMr. Overlade will give number Of
( popular airs.
The entertainment Is given for the
benefit Of the Third ward. Since
1.-THE removal Of the high school. this
ward has attempted to equip the old
,building with seats. and arc assum-
ing heavy. Cultivation in carryfns
out this work.
This entertainment is one Of the
series 10 raise funds for musical
instrument for the use of the ward.
| A small admission fee viii be
charged. n,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-18
LOCALS LOSE
TO roRKERs

II Pleasant Grove IL TO represent
the Alpine division az one Of the tea
ms Of the State hoop tournament,
the local lads must defeat Lehi in the
game to be played here next Friday.
February "a.
Lehi will then be tied with the Loo
ais for second place and tie-off
game will be necessary. Pleasant
Grove has lost three games. while
Lehi has lost but two. When the loo
ais played At fehi they were defeated
by three point margin and member
of the team and the majority of fans
are confident that the IIehi squad
Iwill met defeat when they play here
Friday night.
The local lads did exceptionally
lwell at American Fork last Friday
might. being ahead Of the game most
lof the time. but q rally in the last
half BY the Forkers placed them On
top with score Of 1851. RicAanis
was high point manifor the locdls-
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-18
LYNDON OLD
FOLKS ROYALTY
ENTERTAINED

The Hndon Second ward royalty
entertained the aged members Of the
ward at the annual Old Folks gather
ing and ward reunion last Friday.
President 8. L. Chapman and stake
chairman John Hunter or American
Fork and chairman d. J. Strong Of
Alpine were special guests.
I The people Of the ward began 70
assemble at 10 A. M. when . general
hand shake was INDUCED in. At
1919 the congregation sang Come.
Come Ye Saints" after which Bp.
johnson offered q word Of prayer.
The guests then repaired to the base
ment where delicious dinner was
served which included oil the dslica-
cies TO tempt the appetite.
At 2 p. M. the following program
was given under the direction o.
chairman Alex Lowe:
Anthem by the Choir Daughter
Of Zion.
Address Of welcoms--Aifrsd q.
Keetch.
Response form Old Folks--- B. y.
|Shaffer.
Vocal Duet-Mrs. Louis Downs
and Lynn Gordon.
Reading --Hasel Kestch. ~
Song specfalties Clarence Grant
Ray Shelley. Delta Taylor and Mary
vivid. i'
Remarks--s. Ia Chapman 8
Reading MR.. Hazel Gilman. -
ouartet&s LED Cutler and others
fsssdins-1frs. Vary Johnson
I Kemarks-Jo John Hunter
, Instrumental - Florence Hansen
Reading--Rosa Johnson
? Solo Mona Kirk.
Re6di6g -lisils willstt =
RSmlrts-David r. etrons ~
\ Remarks p. y walksr ~
Is K4sdinss Myrtle cutter -, sr
cohprsiasifisil singing y" d q.
After the DSoSfam. supper Vas ~.
3vsia to allSwho wished ~ 1Unsins'
|,rrIn ths svsadng. thsrassa we're the
Especial susstsr 1t the play Hs~Staf.
bright" presented BY ne Linden Nut.
lual at the Amusement hall.
I The whole day was o splendid sue
lccss and a good time was had BY all
who participated. t
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Yer Rushtons enter
tanned at supper sunday evening In
honor Of their daughter Dorothy's
third birthday. Covers were laid for
,18 guests. : IS @ea
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-18
FOUR Big EVENTS
TONIGHT FOR
MONUMENT

For the purpose OF erecting q mon
nment on Tmpanogos, big enter
tainment has been planned which
will take place this Saturday even-
Ing In the high school gymnasium.
commencing at 1880. s.,
The entertainment consists OF
different parts. The first will be O
splendid band concert under the dir
ection Of Prof OVERRIDE and will in
clude number Of new pieces.
The second event will be a basket
ball game between members OF the
Pleasant Grove Athletic and the Am.
Fork Legion, In which several Of the
local old time stars will participate.
The third event will be wrestling
match between Dean Parks Of Provo
,and Garland Clark OF this city Parks
has trained under the direction of the
well known Ira Dern. while CLARK
has the advantage in weight and the
match promises TO be interesting.
The last event will be two boxing
contests between two local boys and
outside boxer II possible.
Ladies' are especially invited TO Mt
tend the entertainment.
The money will be used to erect I
monument on the top Of Timpanogol
which will be provided with a place
that records Of all visitors to the tol
may be kept The monument will b
erected this early spring preparation,
to- the summer tourist visitors. 80.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-18
BOYS 1NJURED BY
sswgis, DISCHARGE or GUN

Leland Olson and Amos Hasei were
both shot when : s,in, With vhiSH
they were playing. vs. sssidshtly
dfscharssd Friday night. The boys
were at Provo at the time and wsfs
each trying 70 take the gun from ths
qthsr- The shst sntsrsA me arm and
'shcuidsr OF the olson youth ana he
'Hssst boy h~d Soths fntsfs bSpvn of
q u stated. Both Of The boys wsrs
taken TO q hospital where they are re-
ported TO be getting along nicsiy.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-18

Mrs. Oscar Rheims entertained
Thursday in honor OF the 9Th birth.
day Of hers ON Alton Gene. About IL
little guests enjoyed the games and
music and deliciois refreshments.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-18

vern Gilman. Mart Kimbsr and
Parson Richards left Wednesday for
Pittsbnrg Mine IN American Fork
Canyon whore they expect 70 Be en-.
ployed on through tAs com1ng sum-
'msr. s7sgl!is2 ~ ~
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-18
Pleasant Grove Department
BAND TO GIVE
MINSTREL SHOW

The Pleasant Grove Concert Band
must still raise 500 to pay for in
struments recently purchased. 1t has
been found necessary to stage another
big entertainment to raise this amount
The entertainment will DO given in
the Tabernacle Tuesday, February
2sth. and will consist Of minstrel
show and q moving picture show
All proceeds will be turned into the
bands treasury. 80.
Some time ago. the band assumed
an indebtedness of 5000 for new In
struments. With the old of the city
and the dance recently given half Of
this amount has been paid. II II
hoped by the band members that the
remaining portion can be cancelled
by the entertainment.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-18
FOLKS ARE ROYALTY ENTERTAINED
AT ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY

3 Old Folks Of Pleasant Grove
royalty entertained 1t their
III winter gathering held in the
knacis Tuesday. About $50
as were present by noon. At IL
!. the following program comm
!, with the congregation singing
be. Come ye Saints.
ayer--Alex Bullock
hging-"How Firm A Foundat-
Detings Of wslcoms--W. L. Hayes
miniscences Of old days In Pl-
MT Grove-Andrew Jensen q
1880 the crowd repaired to the
ment where the aged enjoyed .
bious dinner. After eating, .
ram was given In the auditor
which consisted Of the following
ram:
70 songs accompanied by music
GUITARS. Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. L.
i.
pading-Mrs, Hattie Hayes
Dng "Old Fashioned Nother"-
M Christianaon I'm costnms)
he act plsy-Bsssis Newman, Mat
Christianson, Nisls Fugai and
brine Christianson.
Dmarks-Prss. 9. L. Chapman
Dmic song In costume George
)emarks--Prss. A. J. Evans
horus Of singers from eth and 7th
Ides under the direction Of A. r.
>rlsds.
ramatic Reading Olive =. Wool
hairman Hayes then introduced
r. G. Banks - one Of the great
pleasure makers, Pleasant Grove
y hsd ana proposed three chssrs
which . hearty rsspeass VA, msds.
Twelve Ola Folks wsRt 49, n wSo
} passed away sincs, ths1ast, nth
hg They we're Mary Am dtSas-
Pstisncs Archer. John Eilis, John
Dolom. james wishau. Mary A.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-18
HOLIDAY WEDNESDAY,

!, Tho busipssa houses an schools Will
close NEXT wednesday. vsbruasy -
In honor Of the birtnday Of George
YIsshiastpa. ,yhe ), stood First N
IrseSs aafst N. YER and, erSt he
hsSsss Of bis ccuntrymqn." ~,
No pebble 'csisbsasses VII = 'hsid
bat many private parties have been
pIeNeed. asoi 70 tsots s:sfn =
Ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Thelms shosil rwss . Provo Visitor
Thursday with friends.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-18

Dainty lunches were sent to oil
parts Of the city to those Of the agsd
who were unable 70 attend.
In the evening. . rousing married
folks bal, was given in the high
school gymnasium.
Taken altogether. the day was de-
'clared to be the best ever.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-18

Your car must be inspected before
pu can get license plates. Ole And
fson is the inspector. 1l-2t-p
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-18
PLEASANT GROVE
: ~ lc LIBRARY IN
f 81 ,ss NEW QUARTERS

We have now moved into our newt
quarters, which are in the old school
house one block north of the high
school. Our new place Is quite COM
Portable. there being plenty Of room.
and It IL desired that the public will
visit often and make good use Of the
books which are there for that pur-
pose.
We have plenty OF room for more
books and will welcome any contrib
'utions that the public CON offer.
The library from now on until fur
'ther notice, will be open daily from
$3.50 TO $500 p. M
Mrs. Rosa Grant OF American Fork
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lenard Herbertson. Mr.. Herbertson
rs still seriously I'll with pneumonia
Miss Hazel Nelson attended the
Valentine party given in the Fourth
ward at Provo Tuesday evening by
the Mt States Tel Co. for the en-
ployees.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-18

II. A. White deputy collector. will
be in Pleasant Grove Tuesday 21st.
for the purpose OF assisting income
taxpayers in filing their returns.