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2I6 Rittenhouse St. NV.

An attractive S-room semi bungalow type
home, thoroughly modern throughout: lot
5Ox17O to aliey.f A chance to save agents
commission. For price and terms see owner
on premises.
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WOODBRIDGE d. {

Party leaving city will sacrifice beautiful
& room house. new; extra lot; ami; hard
, wood floors; good location; near ears Terms
reasonable
A new 5-room bungal hardwood finish;
mi. 500 down and Stib per month.
Also new Groom house: ami; hardwood:
built-in bookcases, etc. Close TO Terms
reasonable. Can you money on houses
and bungalows in Woodbridge and Brookland,
Choice lots.
NJ n PTTT
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$4,000.
ALLISON STREET

West of l4th st. Two stories and attic.
pressed brick colonial porch. rooms. hard
wood floors. screens and awnings. sleeping
porch. tiled bath and shower: gas and erc-
tricity and hot wafer heat. Metal garage for
one car; garden: lot 20-ft. alley. This
property is comparatively new: in good
dition: now occupied by Army officer. who
has orders to leave Washington. Inspection
by appointment.
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Ontario Road North of Col.
Road-SI6.SOO.

Beautiful tapestry brick 3-story house. CON
tanning 9 delightful rooms and compete
crete floor. inclosed breakfast porch and sleep,
ing porch, front porch. hardwood floors ana
trim throughout. bedrooms, ouil'-th re-
frigerator. buiIt-n garage and every feature
of a most complete modern home. Newly
papered and painted throughout and IN the
very best condition. Owner leaving CITY, must
sell at once.
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$4,000.
NEWTON STREET-

West of l4th ST.. comparatively new: AL
modern improvements IN brst-c.a>s cOndl-
iion; 3-story brick; rooms. tile bath: gHs
and electricity; heated icy hot water: COW
modious front porch and sleeping porch. AL
doors and windows are screened and weather.
stripped. Lot j. a6x9O Owner Will giye
possession and accept reasonable terms
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
rnnrf-uAA
THOMAS J. FISHER & co.
incorporated
Main 6S3o.
S DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS:

Very desirable home, in excellent condition
FIRST floor contains large drawing room toi,an ,
back pcrci- Second floor. library l7x21i l.
square reception hall. dining room. kitchen
and two large bedrooms. bath and large close IN
Third floor has bedrooms bath aud serf :
rate toilet. extra closet. Finishing IL in
atural wood: hardwood floors: open fireplace
in every room first and second floors. Has
gas and electricity and heated 10y steam:
also Pittsburgh hot-water heater.
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$4,000.
ON EYE ST. MY.

ON EYE ST. MY.
Between 18Th and gofb. facing south; three
stories brick containing Q rooms and bath
heated by Iatrote. The lot is l1No4; abos'
300 square feet. This II very deslrabi!
densrtments NJ 6 A and lines.
occupied by tenant and can be- inspected iT
apnointmeut Possession Is assured {" pUr
cha ser; also reasonable terms
$1,000.
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$4,000.
TIIDEN STREET.

I-DI.N = 7 MI
North Of Conn. ave. bridge; convenient 80
ear line: practically new and ia excellent
condirinn: contains . rvu!::s and bath: all
modern convenienres: ras. electricity and hot
water: Ior is 25Nl39 f. et TO an lsf"ot alley;
ample room for large garage, terms can pe
nod
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A Little Farm
AT TAKOMA PARK

Unusual opportunity to buy rozy Groom
sleeping porch and bath home: furnace heat: :
all improvements; with one acre of good land
fruit and shade trees, chicken run: built in
garage: only short distance from Price.
IS, $50 Terms can he arranged
II. l.. THORNTON. 1il6 + st. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-C0ntinued.
CUI.I4ETE PAKh.
University of MARYLAND.

Most attractive suburb on Washington -Balti-
more pike. only few minutes drive from city,
With excellent service steam and trolley
lines. Good schools and university: environ
ment the best-genuine home community.
Ready for occupancy, new houses, bungalow
type, six and seven rooms also hollow tile six
room house. beautiful grounds and surround
ings: all modern conveniences; prices, $6Uo
to $d.1W; convenient terms and payments.
Fine apartment house proposition: details on
request. Other attractive, well improved prop
erty as low as 81 900. Will be pleased TO
show, them to you
W. E. CLAFLIN. 3la Mc';il building
Franklin 651S: Sunday at College Park.
Tel Berwyn fg-J
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FOR sALE-H0UsES
COntfuned
OWNER LEAVING C,Ty

Sacrifice beautiful new tapestry brick home,
rooms. tiled bath, sleeping porch, open fire.
place, breakfast porch, h.-w.h., electricity, oak
floors, and every convenience. An exceptional
home and good buy for some one. $3.50, terms.
No agents. Address BOX 3O8-C. Star office.
543G N. CAPITOL ST, HALF BLOCK SOUTH
OF Kennedy st.-Six-room bungalow, built of
gray stone and red brick, asbestos roof: hard
wood floors. tiled bath; extra large windows;
open fireplace: large front porch large bright
cellar; electricity; lot 5OxIl0: a real gentle
in about ten days; only reason for selling.
owner leaving city. l challenge any sore to
show me better constructed house. Must be
seen to he appreciated Open for inspection,
MITCHELL. owner, 506 Westory bldg. Phone
Franklin 1864 between 4 and ) pm, or Frank
lin 1164, between $50 and pm.
HOME BUYERS. ATTENTION.
Splendid new homes just completed at 18th
and Girard SITS NV. Complete in every detail
Owner on premises. or yonr own broker
$a.75O-NICE GROOM FRAME. NEAR 11th
st. and s. G; ave. Sc; water, gas. $500 cash.
APPLY 50i 7th ST Sc
Phone Lincoln di3.
RARE BARGAIN FROM OWNER
Premises No. 1902 Vermont ave; Is rooms.
baths, arranged in apartments: 80 foot front
age; all large, outside rooms. renting for $400
per month. Building could not I've erected now
for less than s45. 600 Beautiful condition
Worth S35.Oo0. VIII sell for $4,000; cash
s., 900 For permission to inspect. phone Adams
1871 tafter pm. or any time Suudavl.
COLUMBIA ROAD. NEAR GA. Az r.-tnO .
apartments and store; apartments ) and 4
rooms. both rented: store well stocked. doing
good business; school. Asking 81, 600
Terms be arranged.
Phone North 1851.
SEMI-BUNGALOW
Here is one Of the prctticst homes in the
District. Priced right and on convenient
terms. Between Hrightwood Park and Ia
koma. near car line. lovely rooms, hard
wood floors and trim. hot-water heat. elec-
tricty and gas. stationary tubs. good dry
cellar. other conyeniences; front and back
pcrches, storm door, screened throughout !:
splendid lot with flowers, grape arbor and
garden: just see il and you will like it,
Honestly priced AT SI0.s50; $50 per month
t6S3l0l u. r. ZANTZINGER, realtor, 9lo
l0:h ST. NV. Main 537l.
EUCLID ST NV. NEAR IIth ST-COLO-
nal brick dwelling. containing rooms and
bath: hot-water heat. gas and electricity: front
and rear porciies cellar entire house: large lot.
Price. $4,000. will submit reasonable offer
THOMAS 4. PETTY.
Your Rent Agent"
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HOME BARGAINS.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN, I4oI F.

BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME: PLENTY
of ground: shade trees; lot lO0x15o: just of
Mass. NV; fine. modern. twostorF
frame. 10 rooms. baths; screened and glasse9-
in sleeping porches; INV heat; electricity and
gas; variety fruit bearing trees. grapes and
shrubbery: 2-car garage. workshop and STUDIO
Only s23. 500. \ great bargain.
LET Us SHOW Y0C SOME OF THE BEAU,
tiful old homes in aristocTatic Georgetown.
ranging in price from $500 to S4ouUo-mosf
of those properties consist of large detached
houses. containing. in cases. priceless
old mirrors. The large and wei
adapted 10 entertaining. or conld he econoni
ically remodel.d for rooming purposes. Tir
grounds in most spacious, containing
garages, large shade trees and shrubbery.
on EAST CAPITOL ST A MANSION. y
story brick. :3 feet wide: of the finest
homes on Capitol Hill; Il baths.
toilets: arranged for entertaining: center,
hall type; suited for doctors home and ufhcei
h.-w.h., electricity. gas. ami: 2->tory brick
garage to 15-ft. alley. Price. So 900. Mskp
us an offer. Must be sold at once.
Let us show you some of two family
fats for sale at great bargain prices. Fine
investments.
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CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.
0 rooms and bath; squares east Of Chevy
Chase Circle. Immediate possession. Price,
$15, 600 90. Only 81 200. 90 cash.
WASHINGTON REALTY EXCHANGE,
,504 e st. NV.
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C0LORED BUYERS.
So. 3.675-Attractive Groom and bath bay
window brick on NJ ST. ne; Iatrobe heat. gas
light Small cash payment down. balance
HOWENSTEIN BROS,
7th and Fl SITS ne. Lincoln S97.
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FOR SALE-H0UsES
Continued.

CHEVY CHASE BEAUTY.
Absolutely the best buy in this section I;
nice lot; houses not as good have sold for
s., 900 more: attractive terms. Address BOX
291 c. Star office. IL
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GIRARD ST. NV.

West of 1ifh ST. Three stories. consists
of 10 rooms has gas and electric lights. and
is heated by steam. The lot is 14j feet deep.
containing 2.G10 square feet to 20-ft- paved
alley: large stuccO garage. This house is
unusually well constructed. having been built
by prominent architect for his home,
and is in frst-class condition. Inspection by
permit through this office.
SI3.5Oo.
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$4,000.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE.

Near Scott Circle. This is very com
modious house containing IL rooms. 3 baths,
all modern convenieuces and improvements:
gas and electricity and hot-water heat. The
property il in splendid condition; lot to 20-
Fl. paved alley. The present owner Will
allow inspection and purchaser get pos
session Would be very suitable for club
or first class boarding house
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$40.

Near Lincoln Park-6-room,
bath bay window brick, brown
stone trimmings; good condl-
ton; $3.50 cash, S45 mo,
HARRY +. GLADMAN.
Line. 3l6. 200 Penn. Ave Sc.
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Beautiful BUNGALOW.

rooms and bath. modern improvements;
large lot: $3.50 buys 5000 equity: monthly pay
ments. $i2 per month; total price, 81. 100,
rake car ON q ST., get off at Norman $ store:
see sign, TO Cottage City. w. REDMoN
towner). - Spa St. Cottage city. No
agents o.
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Columbia Heights

SOlulilDid llSlShlS
West of I4th-SII,o5o.
Very attractive semi-detached brick house
containing rooms reception hall and bath
This is one of the prettiest houses in that
most desirable residential section Ii mas
sleeping porch. front and rear porches. hard
wood floors and trim, screens. hot-water heat.
electric light, double garage and all modern
appointments. Immediate occupancy.
Irving St. N.W.-S, 800.
$500 cash takes this excellent brick house
containing rooms, reception hall and bath.
furnace heat front and rear porches is To-
Gated on good lot to an alley.
Monroe Near I4th-SI3,5oo.
This is very pretty s-room and bath gray
tapestry brick house. semi-detached on lot
"a feet wide by III feet deep. 1t has sleep.
ing porch, front and rear porches, hardwood
floors and trim hot-water heat, electric light
and every feature of the modern residence
Saul's Addition-$I3,5oo.
This is one of the most beautiful residences
in all that attractive and fashionable sec
tion. rooms, reception hall, complete
baths and shower, sleeping porch hardwood
floors and trim, front and rear porches. break
fast porch and many other attractive appoint
ments; hot-water heat and electric light. tx
celleut alton west of 14th st.
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LIEBERMANN & HAWN 1927 +.
PHONE NJ oo2I PHELAN {. HAWN. MAIN 1881
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N. Hampshire Ave.

Don't fail bungalows at Reno Road and ocely
|St Chevy Chase. Open for first time on Sunday. "
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO, INC.
S13 18th St. NV. Main 243o'
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HIGHLAND PARK. VA.

30 minutes from city Falls Church line;
y rooms and bath: two porclIes: attic over
entire house; cellar: furnace heat; electricity;
Only 81 600: 81 900 cash $40 month.
KAY-ALGER Co. INC,
Rl7 Rond hide Main 3uTI
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Vacant-Only $3.50.
Possession with deposits large rooms,
with garage; near 14th ST This is a big
bargain. Act quickly. Call MR.. BROWN,
Main o0T7
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CIRCLE

DC CPONl CIRCLE.
OWNERS HOME-3-story brick. 10 r'H,ms
90 bedroomsl. tiled baths. h.w h. elst.
fricity. servants quarters, modern cellar, mr.
condition, tastefully arranged. PRICE ONLY
S.1 900.
NEAR THOMAS ClRCLE l..
CORNER HoME-3-story brick and stone
bay windows facing each street 10 rooms. =
tiled baths h.w.h.. electricity: splendid con
dition: owner will give prompt possession
PRICE ONLY sl2.500.
ON K STREET NV.
WEST OF y. H. AVE.-3-story browu
tapestry brick. strictly modern throughout
will give prompt Possession. PRICE
ONLY S.2,. 900.
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK
SEMI-DETACHED-0ne block from teruii-
nus of Mt. Pleasant street car line. 3-story.
tapestry brick colonial front. 10 rooms, t6
bedronmsl. tiled baths. hw.h.. electricitS
and gas: Immediate possession. PRICE oNLf
S13. 800.
!. DENT, INC.
~ I4th St. NV. :
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Park rd. between 7th and 9Th SITS. NV, 6
rooms and bath; h.w.h.: partly furnished.
Price, $S.750.00. Easy terms.
WASHINGTON REALTY EXCHANGE,
Z ST n
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4 WORD TO THE WISE

LIGHT BUNGALOWS
AT COTTAGE CITY, MD.
New fve-room bungalows with bath and
all fixtures, electric lights gas range. cellar
and furnace heat; large lot; concrete walks;
concrete road; five minutes walk TO cars and
stores. Price, s5. $50; $500 cash. $50 monthly,
including interest
Four-room bungalow, with the same i'm
provements. including garage Price, S4.95O /:
$500 cash and s45 monthly, or $3.50 cash and
CHAs NJ LIGHTBOwx.
Owner and Builder,
Cottage City.
Phone Hyattsville 133-W.
P. o. Mt. Rainief. Md
Take G street cars marked Rivsrdale,
store, Hill St. Brentwood. Any will di-
rect Won 10 office. "
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
COntinued

I GRUVER HOME-NEARLY NEW.
Located near 14th st. cars.
| rooms bath; h. electricity; two sleep
| Ing porches; oak floors; deep lot to paved
| alley: very reasonable. Terms to suit. Address
| Box 27S-C, Star office. l1s
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offers 1910 Newton: new honse on large lot
with double garage. near 81. Anthony's Cath
Ollie Church. Catholic school. Catholic Uni
versity Monastery, stores bank. and car line
Open Daily and Sunday.
See Owner Next Door 1912 Newton. y.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13
A RETRIEVE FROM HUNGER

reprieve from hunger Is the APP
propriate Easter greeting which the
people OF the Northwest will help to
send to $4,000 orphan children strand.
ed and homeless in the land OF the
Resurrection.
Through Northwestern Headquarters
OF the Near East Relief at 722 Peyton
building in Spokane, a special appeal
Is this week being sent throughout
Washington, Montana, Idaho and
Utah for Easter gifts that will help
the society to resume aid to this huge
number OF children, who recently had
to be abandoned for lack of foo and
funds.
1T was one of the greatest tragedies
since the World war. Thousands of
innocent little children in the Bible
lands were condemned to die within
the next so days. The committee or
jury that pronounced the death sent
ence was composed OF big-hearted
judicious men--themselves fathers of
little children-but they had no alter.
native. Circumstances beyond their
control forced them to pass this sent.
ence upon children as much entitled
TO life and happiness as children in
their own homes.
Unless we can make provision for
these children In some special manner
that death sentence must stand Moth.
ing could be more appropriate, moth.
ing In closer accord with Christian
preoepts and the true Easter spirit
than TO commemorate the occasion.
Christs resurrection. by sending back
reprieye from hunger on Easter Day
to these helpless little children SUI.
fering and dying in the land that gave
Christ to the world. "-(From Near
Relief)
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13
ROLLER. SKATING is
COMING BACK
Every Indication That There viii Be
More Of II This Spring Than Ever.

Every Indication That There VIII BE
More Of II This Spring Than Ever.
This will be a great year for out
door pastimes.
The war tax of 10 per cent on all
athletic goods was taken on by Con.
gress with the beginning OF this year
and the elimination OF this tax to-
gether with reductions in price Of
athletic equipment puts things just
about where they we're before the
war. The last two years have been
tough ones for those in the sporting
goods business because the high
prices have kept individuals and
teams from purchasing new goods.
This year, however, with the decrease
In the cost of things the old uniforms
and ether implements are being cast
aside and every one expects to begin
the season with new things.
This means much to the United
States said L. ID. Racker. OF the
local Winchester store yesterday.
because participation in outdoor
sports will make for a healthier
nation. II is the duty of every par
ent to see that his youngsters are in
terested In some healthy pastime and
to give some time each day to t..
Building the body is just as import
ant as building the mind
zone sport that has been more or
less dormant for several years and
which is coming back this season. I"
said Mr.. Racker lis roller skat-
ing" Last winter was the greatest
in history for ice skating, and the ice
skaters are turning to roller skating
for spring pleasure. In many cities
the Community Service has added
roller skating to its list OF recreations
and wherever this has been done the
city authorities have become inter
ested.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13

where he hears all the family scandal.
Bobby always getting into some
new trouble. and Cora, decidedly
spoiled and stubborn. cause their
worn out father. no end OF trouble.
However, since Clarence has been In
the army. everyone confides in him and
asks his counsel. In desperate
moment Mr.. Wheeler hires him be.
cause he understands that he can
drive mules without swearing. IIav.
ing already taken ON more soldiers
than he really HAS place for. but feel.
ing that Clarence would be good in.
huenoe. he takes him to his country
home. Here Clarence humbly and
patiently makes himself usefeul at
whatever he can find. He becomes
everything from plumber to a piano
tuner. Upon his complete recovery
In health he becomes very attrac.
tive young man and everyone, from
Della, the Irish house maid to Violet,
the governess, falls In love with him.
The high school cast is an ex-
ceptionally good one. II includes.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13
.LEHI HIGH TO PRESENT
"OH, CLARENCE"

The Lehi High School Dramatic
Club will present a four-act comedy,
"Oh, Clarence, Saturday afternoon
and evening at the Royal Theatre.
the cast has worked hard on the
play for the last month. They repre-.
sent the dramatic talent Of the school
and do credit to their parts and them.
selves.
The play is very clever one, and
tho theme is a rather unusual one too.
He II just one OF the four million men
In the American army. He has won
no metals nor laurels whatsoever, but
simply served as Uncle Sam bid him
by driving a mule team In Texas.
This is Clarence. However, he was
shot In the liver at target practice and
is still a convalescent when released.
He seeks employment at the Office OF
Mr.. Wheeler, head OF a large finan-
clal institution, and also OF an UNI
happy, rowing family. At this ONCE
he meets Bobby Wheeler and Cora
Wheeler. aged sixteen and seventeen
respectively. and Mrs. Wheeler, Mr.
Wheeler's second wife. Here Clarence
v placed in a very awkward position
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13
6soFRE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION OF UTAH

In the matter of the
Application OF the Salt
Lake a Utah Railroad
Company temporarily TO
crease passenger Case No. sec
train service between
Salt Lake and Payson
and between Salt Lake
and Magma.
NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the ap.
plication OF the Salt Lake q Utah
Railroad Company for permission Ia
temporarily decrease its passenger
train service between Salt Lake City
and Payson and between Salt Lake
City and Magma will be heard before
the Commission at Provo. Utah, on
Thursday the goth day of April, 1922
at 1880 A. NJ.
by order of the Commission.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, this
9TH day OF April, 1922.
tSigned T. E. BANNING,
corporate SeaD Secretary
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP
MANAGEMENT, ETC, OF THE
LEHI slim

published weekly at Lehi, Utam as
required by the Act OF August "a
1912, for April 1. 1922.
Editor A. F. Gaisford, Jr. Lebi Utah
Business Mgr. A. f. Gaisford T.ehi
Published by Lehi Sun Publishing 90
Owners: A, F. Gaisford. A. n Gals.
iofd' Jr Victor Gaisford and
Edward Gaisford. Lehi, Utah.
Known bondholders, mortgages, and
otner security holders, holding / per
cent or more OF total amount Of
bonds mortgages, or other securi.
ties None.
A. f. GAlsFORD, JR., Editor
sworn to and subscribed before me
TINS 18th day OF April, 1922.
'seall HERBERT TAYLOR.
Notary Public
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13
ApRIL cRop REpoar FoR urAA
Winter Wheat.

Crop reporters are unanimous In
declaring winter wheat pro lpects bet
ter than they were last December; in
spite Of the fact that growth was
hardly started April first. The grain
was mostly covered when temper
atures were low an the supply OF
moisture Is much better The ground
froze little and the snow went on
slowly so that the moisture was most
ly stored in the soil. The condition
figure is placed at SO per cent com
pared with so per cent last December,
and 81 per cent a year ago.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-04-13

On May 10, 1888, congress ordered
two cannons to be named, one John
Hancock" and the other samuel Adj
ans" being the remainder Of the four
cannons which constituted the whole
train OF artillery possessed by the col
onists at the beginning of the Reyolu-
ton. The other two had been cap
tured by the British.