Salt Lake Telegram from Salt Lake City, Utah • 12

6 SALT LAKE TELEGRAM TELEGRAM EVENING ENING FEBRUARY 3 1925 Daughter of American Consul Weds in East Word has been re received in Salt Lake of or the wE wedding yesterday morning at St. St Patrick's Patricks 9 Cathedral re rectory New York City of Missbliss fbi iX Catherine Eleanor liftIfft daughter of- A of or A A George Ifft American consul sV ancy France and Mrs airs Ifft and Ji i Ira J. son of at Mr Ir and and- Ii 1 10 fairs Ar Frank Kirchof of Denver The ceremony took place at 1 lI il and was followed by a a- rtrt ding breakfast st in the gold room French The bride wore I ok al of beige crepe with hat and 1848 to match and carried but- but ly roses Miss 1 BernardinoBernardine Kir- Kir i ir JC sister of the bridegroom and former Marmer classmate of the bride at elvy ivy evy Chase Washington 1 D. C. her Ther attendant 1 It and nd Mrs Irs George GEorg N.

If Ifft It II Pocatello Ida brother and sis sis- law law of thebride attended if wedding The young couple will P. their hone honeymoon moon In Quebec will be at home at the BrownDrown lace ilace- hotel in Denver after leb- Feb Feb- UY U. he IX bride Is a nieceof Mrs Irs Henry 1 of ot this city and her i Is a pioneer newspaper ruby rub pub I or Idaho but has been In the sular Bular service since 1007 1907 The Thee Pae ewa wa was accompanied to America her mother Barnet C. Bonar boar was hostess a A. A luncheon today toda at her home Harvard avenue deco deco- led ed tho luncheon table and bridge JU The guests vere ero Mrs airs Bonar of Chicago Mrs J.

W. fI Mrs R. C. ElliotBillot Mrs I r. Thompson Mrs N.

Vincent lr D. II H. Delzell Mrs F. I. I Hen- Ion lien- Hen Hene Ion Mrs R.

W. CC. Folkrod and Mrs Howard hoop op lr 4 George H. Dern wife of ot gov- gov Jor ot or Dem Dern and the four present wo- th wo- wo th en members of the house of rep- rep- rep natives Mrs Arthur E. Gra- Gra rit Mrs Newton A.

A Dunyon Mrs 11 and Mrs Carl L. rt were guests of honor at a a. heon given ghen yesterday noon at Utah by the Utah League Voters Fifty were pres- pres ad addresses were made by the 0 Mrs Dun Dunyon's ons su sub sub- Avas vas Ilow How It Feels to Be In the slature Mrs Smart spoke on men in Politics Mrs Graham rare 11 the group grout on the welfare I which she hasintroduced and Taxman spoke p-oke on Women in into 11 I io to Service e. libs A. A Bern Dern acknowledged the com- com J-p of ot theluncheonand ex- ex hope for the continued work tf League Loag of Women omen Voters rs s.

Elizabeth Hayward gave a a- ffff f- outline of of thealms of ot tho the bague gue of Voters the work ey werevero accomplishing and the story of Its organization Mrs Irs on i R. Coray was toastmistress ss or of or- lele L. affair Irs Mrs S. S1 M. Taylor Talor and Mrs Irs C.

entertained last evening fa no pard ard party at the Taylor home iW 9 East South Temple street in Jn of their niece MissLouise ker ebe-ker ekerand Dr O. Brinton Jensen Tw be married Wednesday fe rooms were decorated with cyclamen The tallies were In Intine tine designs Supper was served the small tables following the the- es tries es Che le guests were ere M. I L. Ir fa and Mrs V. D.

Mr nd Mrs Norman Martin Mrs O. n. Mr and Mrs HyrumByrum Pin Pin- tee Jr Mr 11 and Mrs Theron H. I meleeelee Dr andMrs Ralph Ralrh Corn- Corn Dr and Mrs Irs Dean Evans Miss Lund Miss Madelyn Stew- Stew If- If lIss Doone Smoot Miss Lyda Lda Miss lIss Jeannette Groo Groo Miss v. Hess Miss Rhea nhea Brain Miss Liss Inez Burton Ezra Judd Harold larf arf Thayer Hills Scott Grey Shiri Shir- Shir 1 gensen ensen i ant and Ralph alph Grey i ss 1 I I to Mr Sir and Mrs I Scamp Scampton ton of at MarionMarlon Ia la who yesterday for a trip to Hono- Hono I Dean De and Mrs W.

W. Fleet Fleet- bod entertained at a buffet supper day evening at St. St MarksMark's dean- dean 21 East First South street formed a centerpiece for supper upper table Presiding at the a I. I were Mrs 1 TV A A. A Mrs Irs Is Goeltz Mrs 1 Thomas Grit Gritl Rd Miss Gertrude McGrath The numbered thirty and and Mrs 1 will sail San Francisco February 10 and In Honolulu until Arril will again visit Salt Lake on o- nay way day home tahi fah and Mrs R.

R. Newman entertain at dinner Thursday uy Thursday g. at the Newhouse hotel gr and Mrs Irs S. A. A Boyd will faintain In at dinner February 14 1 at I at Fort Douglas Inti in ti of ot Mrs 1 Patrick Henry Hugot Hug- Hug ot ott the jf-the Presidio San Francisco Sine tUng an entertainment to be nr at the Officers Officers' club by ily the Relief society fry C.

B. Whitney Mrs Edwin Bey and Mrs N. Whitney entertain tomorrow afternoon miscellaneous shower in honor Irs rs Alvin P. Holt formerly Miss lIss Inia Whitney at at the home of N. I Whitney East Sev- Sev erith South South- street r.

IV Ivy Perry will entertain her tomorrow mor roT evening at her home ill avenue AuthorsAuthors' club will meet to- iv tow to- to iv morning at 1030 o'clock The Bishops Bishop's building Current a ev will be the stud study Mrs L. will 1 Discuss International Mrs D. H. Christensen will falk 4 alk on national affairs andanti Mrs allace lace C. Castleton will give local IR l.

events Mrs Irs Villiam A A. Cardwell Cardwell who i 1 tv Frida Friday for California will trill I be oe guest of honor at a party I to be given tomorrow afternoon at at- the at- the at- the thehome street by members ot the ladles'ladles auxiliary to th Veteran Volunteer Firemen's as as- The ladiesladies' auxiliary to the Vet- Vet teran Volunteer Firemen's association association will hold a business meeting tomorrow evening at the hall Canyon road The members will meet for a quilting Friday morning at 11 o'clock at the home of Mrs 1 William Orr 1798 1795 Lake street Mrs Thomas F. Snowball will en entertain entertain entertain en- en the Needle club tomorrow afternoon at her home Fourth avenue The Heather Sewing club will be entertained tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at th home of Mrs Charles EastDast Twenty-first Twenty South street The CaledonianSewing club will will- be will- bebe entertained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs George McDonald at 2 ocl o'clock ck at Tenth East street Members of the Tol Tats club will be entertained tomorrow evening at at- the at- the at- thethe home of ot Miss 1 Jaunita Coan 24 street Sigma of Sigma Chi will meet to tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow to- to morrow for luncheon at theHotel Hote Utah J. The Daughters of Utah Pioneers of Sugar camp will meet at the home of Mrs Vermilla Beck 2048 Eleventh East street to tomorrow afternoon afternoon afternoon aft aft- at o'clock St. St Anns Ann's Sewing Circle of the Catholic Womans Woman's league will meet tomorrows tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclo o'clock at Holy Hoh Cross hospital 1 Tomorrow 10 Tomorrow 10 a a.

a m. to 12 m. at Civic Center dressmaking No 2 10 to 12 m. polychrome 20 to 4 p. m.

cookery cooker 2 to 4 pp. m. flowers 7 to 9 p. m. dressmaking Xo No l.

1 I. I Women's auxiliary of the Salt ll Lake County Medical association will meet tomorrow tomorrow at 3 o'clock In the lounge room at the W. C. A A. A Mrs ors Freeland Thomas Boise will Ill give a paper on Anatole FrancS Franc France and Mrs Irs A A.

A II H. Parsons will re read by Anatole France The ladiesladies' auxiliary auxiliary- of the Bethel Baptist church will hold a mission ary meeting at the home of ot Mrs A. A B. Jackson West Vest Fifth North street tomorrow att 30 o'clock Mrs Irs John Soley Selfridge left yesterday yesterday yes yes- for her home In San Ansel Anselmo Cal after a visit to her parents parents parents par par- Dr and Mrs Irs T. B.

Beatty Mrs Richard Pelton left for San Diego Cal to Visit her daug daughter ter Mrs rs Shirley M. Barnes wife of ot Ensign Barnes Mrs M. ir II Walker walker a andnd Mrs Irs C. G. Plummer left Sunday unda for Riverside nl Cal to remain some time Mrs M.

J. Vaughn will entertain the members of or the New Idea cl club ib lb at her home Pleasant Court tomorrow to tomorrow tomorrow to- to morrow eve evening nin 1 at 8 I o'clock In place of their regular month month- Iv meeting the alumni chapter of or Phi Delta PI Fl national physical education education education edu education sorority will meet mep with the active chanter to celebrate their hi birthday The meeting will be heldheid at the home of Pearl KIm Kimball ball 1 lit South Eleventh last East tonight oni ht at 1 o'clock The ass are lr Clara an and Elsa Key Keyser ser I FURNITURE STORAGE I I PACKING SHIPPING I Many of our patrons are b. large Business Houses Trust Companies I and prominent Individuals This fact is one ore of our best reCOmme- ndations recommendations I because that class of pat- rona patronage patronage pat pat- rona Is ever eer quick to recognize our high standing reliability and I unequaled service 1 M. A. A Keyser I I I Fireproof Sto Storage age Company West Second South Next door to Parcels Post Postoffice Ce Phones Wasatch and I y- I 19 I 1 A 0 0 0 1 0 1 I a e.

A O- O- ii 4 f- i 1 I i ti I l- Sale 1 a toa m. I i Wednesday i i Another Shipment Materials are canton crepe it twill i 9 9 moreore 0 h- ose Lt wool jersey arse I Pr ced Dresses for the woman needs a dress dres to finish out ut the season anddo doesn't want ant to select her spring dress for a while Style copies of much oF-much much All All' ofthe bright colors of higher priced models spring and st staple shades offered 5 i 75 with many many style features of advance ad- ad Hun Hundreds reds of women women came for at vance spring spring modes mode low low skirt the last st shipment tan land and they were all gone one in a ta few hours ours Walker I fl flounces ounces ess mo models 1 sJ a er I In se selection 1 ec t. IOn 0 of co color I or in yane variety sleevesleeveless styles apron ron fronts of style in size size range range for or on only models for business and i is exceptional street streett for tafter afternoon wear vear and And A you And you cannot duplicate duplicate it it informal dance frocks at ac this low price i WI I. I II Supply Co 0 I 1 Passes to New Owners I 1 1 i 1 i It is with Plea pleasure ure that we are I able to announce that this company company comcorn I a is now completely 9 pany reorganized I and refinanced and will operate oper oper- 99 I ate in futureunder the name of 1 0 go the the 41 and and if you want to sink your PEERLESS ITT UTAH A CO A Aown own teeth into the finest piece off of a candy that passed i pj ever evet your ps grab your hosshors andtake iny my my The rhe new owners include Mr Chas Living Living- Livingston tl ston and a group of associates all tall of whom 1 Sweets is Rodeo Bar That's what ha have ve had long experience in in the various you ask for Made with sel selected ed branchesbranches' of the plumbing and heating supply heating supply walnuts honest to honest goodness ess dairy field Mr Livingston has served as assistant 2 1 cream and finest milk chocolate i coating its it's the candy bar sensation manager of Jos Nelson I son Supply 1 Co for for the- of the of the West past 9 1 15 5 years ears 1 l' i. i I You can get it at any good cigar ciga store drug store or candy store in With the same efficient 1 organization enlarged town to meet theincreaseddemand and with all our former high-class high li lines es of merchandise we ve we- areare ire better equipped than ever ever before to serve 4 SWEETS SWEET'S the tradeandthe public Wholesale only to tho plumbing and heating heating heat- heat ing trade a We cordially invite you to visit our show showrooms showrooms I rooms and inspect the latest designs design in in in- II plumbing and heating Keating fixtures CHOCOLATE PEERLESS UTAH CO Oa 4 I Successor to Jos Nelson Supply Co EVERY BITES BITE'S A DELIGHT I West First South Street of You Know Its It's Good Because s.

I Its It's Made By Salt Lake City Utah i SWEETSSWEET'SSALT LAKE I The Home of Real Good Candy i I I I NibNi- ba Ba Baty a by Y- News fK if 11 I I A ay fIt 4 4 4 0 l' 1 1 I JP 2 NN 1 11 1 i Ho 0 of tt I. I i ODD 4 1 I yv Wednesday Baby Day Piece 46 Layette 2157 I 1 3 gowns at 3 outing flannel gertrudes at 3 skirts at SOc i. i 3 pair of hose at SOc 3 ArnoldAmold knit binders at SOc I 1 dress at 1 dress at I 1 dress at v. 1 blanket at 1 pair bootees 1 knit jacket 1 pillow il 2 dozen diapers dozen INFANTS'INFANTS NEW IVORY BABY SHAWLS BED 1095 I With decorated panels 1 Honeycomb weavewith Swivel rubber tired tred wheels wheel fringe Large Large- sizes Mattress to fit In white or orchid MADE HAND MADE HANDMADE i GERTRUDES 1 INFANTS'INFANTS RUBEN i Of Ot white palm lingerie I SHIRTS 95 cloth Hand made and hand embroidered Scalloped cal cal- cal Silk I tan and wool WOO 1 S. Sizes Izes loped neck and arms But- I Button But Button on shoulder Scalloped 2 3 and 4 4 bottom I NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX Notice Is hereby given that a special special ape ape- cial tax for the purpose of cf extending the street hasbeen levied by by- dance of the th-e Boardof Commissioners ot oj Salt Lake City Utah which became became became be became effective on February 2nd 1925 Said special tax is levied upon the following described real property in Salt Lake City wit to-wit In Lots 14 to 23 mild of ElkBlk 3 Perkins GrandGradd View Add to 10 Inc of ElkBlk 7 Lots 1 to 18 of BlkElk 8 Lots 1 to 30 of Bile Blk 9 9 Lots 1 1 to 56 6 inch of ot Blk 10 and Lots 1 to 28 file of Blk 11 11 Perkins First Add to Grand View of ot Blk A 1 5 Acre Plat A and Lots 4 7 7 8 16 16 17 18 I and 19 of ot BlkElk A 1 5 Acre flat Platlat A Big Field Survey abutting on the east eastside eastside eastside I side of at East from Wilson Ave to the south line of Lot 4 the east east- sidesideof ot Godley St.

St from Garfield Ave I to a point 2541 ft norththe eastside east east- sideside Ide of East Street from the I north line of Lot 16 to a point 2871 ft ft south and from the southline of ot I Lot 19 to a a. point ft north west west- side west- side west- sideside of East Street from the northline of Lot 4 to a point 2871 I ft south west side of Douglas Street fromthe north line of Lot 18 to a I point ft south thethc east side of Douglas Street from the northline of Lot 18 16 to a point ft south I the west side of East Street from from- aa point 2379 ft ft north of ot Westminster Westmin- sterster Ave to south line of Lot 19 the north I extremity of Godley Street from the cast sideof said street to a point 50 60 0 ft west the north side of Garfield A Avenue nue from a point ft east of Godley St. St to a point ft east the south side of GarfIeld Ave from East to a point ft ft west the north side of Westminster Ave from a 1 point 11051165 ft west of East Street to a point ft ft west of East thesouth sideof Westminster Westminster West West- est minster Avo Ave from a pol point 1 1130 ft west of East Street to a point ft ft west of East Street and from East St. St to a a. point ft ft west both sides of Ramona Avenue Avenue Avenue Ave Avenue from East Street to a point FOit ft west andnd Is due and payable I in three equal Iqual annual installments beginning February 2 1926 Interest at the rate of six per cent per annum annum annum an annum on the whole amount of said tax shallbe com computed from the date the ordinance levying said tax be becomes becomes becomes be- be comes effective wit to the 2nd day of February 1925 and Interest at said rate on the whole amount of said tax unpaid shallbe due and pa payable able with I each installment If any Installment or the Interest aforesaid Is not paid I I- onon the date when same becomes due i i- thenthenthe whole amount of the tax unpaid at the time said Installment and InterInterest St are arf due will become due and payable and will draw Interest at at att- he the rate of ot twelve per cent per annum I It until paid One or more of said In- In Installment I Iare din In 9 the gd order In which bi idt they are payable aforesaid or the whole I I lax tax may be paid at an any time fifteen days das after the ordinance levy- Ing levy- Ing levy- levy I Ing lag the tax becomes effective without Interest rest and one or more of said Bald In Installment In- In In the ord order In which they ire are re payable or the whole tax unpaid may be paid on the day any Installment installment installment install installment is due by paying the amount thereof and interest to said day If It said tax Is not paid when due I shall proceed at once to collect same me with Interests and costs as provided by law law- and law- andand ordinance All special taxes are payable at my office Wee Room City CUy and County Building Salt Lake City Utah Dated at Salt Lake City Utah this 2nd nd day of Feh Fph 3 v.

1923 1925 v. ROBERT N. YOUNG YOUr City City- Treasurer and Collector of Special Special Spe- cialcial Taxes Street Extension No Xo 6 6 First and finalrinal Est NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERSSTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING I A special stockholdersstockholders' s' meeting of he Holliday Radio Manufacturing Company will beheld on Thursday February 1925 at p. m. in oom room McIntyre re Building Salt Lake Lake- It oily City It for the election of a Board of Directors and forlor the purpose of approving ap- ap proving thesale of 82 57 shares of the capital stock or any part thereof hereof at 16 cents per share and and- or for tor the tran transactionactionof any other business busl- busl ness less that may come before said meet- meet ng nS' HYRUM 1 NIELSON Vice PresPros and Director JESSE T.

BADGER Director EDWIN EDWI B. HARPER Director I I NOTICE NOTICEIS HERHEREBY BY BIB- Ithe B- Ithe B- Ithe the Board of ot Commissioners of ot Gilt gill Lake City Utah ofthe Intention ofsuch Board of ot Commissioners to t- omake make the following described im improvement improvement pr provement to wit 3 i iii To rave ave Yale and Thornton AV Ave In Upper Yale Park slon lion from East Street to i i point feet east tm on the nort- hside nort- hside north side and feet east on the sout- hside south sout- hsIde sIdesaid laid pavement to be 1 1 1 t- inch Inch wearing surface on a three 3 inch bitumen ous concrete basebass In Jn Paving District Dis- Dis No 32 said roadway to t. thirty-four thirty 34 feet test wide on Till Tale il Avenue from East Street to i a point feet eastcast assessment ti- be to ti to- bebe 34 4 on to foot basis roadway aJ of 21 of twenty five a a. thirty foul St 5 feet teet wide on Yale Avenue from i a poInt ft n. east of EM East Street treet east ft n.

and that por Dor portion tion of ot Lots 1 and 13 13 BlkBik 4 Yale Park Sub of BlkBik 9 29 J. 5 Acre Plat C. between limits of pavement on Yale and Thornton Avenues sad and twenty-six twenty 26 feet teet wide on ThomThorn Thornton ton Avenue from a a. point feast f. east of lath East Street east ewt 39 i feet according to the plans profiler end nd specifications on filetile In the of flee ofthe City Engineer and a de dr fray tray the abutters'abutters portion of ththe cost and expense thereof by a local Assessment men upon the lots or of ot ground to be affected and benefited bonebene by said improvement situated within Upper Yale Park Sub of Bit 29 9 Acre B-Acre Plat Ct BI Big Biff Fl Field ld Sor vey fronting or abutting upon the th tji streets above nam named and to the entire depth back and na all tl within the district bounded on in the tb West by 15 East Street on the thi East bv by Bast East Street on the th North by bv South Street and O- Dthe on OD the South by South Street The total cost of saIdeaid ment Is estimated at Thirteen Thousand Thousand Thou Thousand Thirty seven and dollars of which suI nm the abutters'abutters portion is Four Thou The Thousand sand Six Hundred Eight and Dollars or 01 Four a and d' 72 12 Dollars per frontironi nt i linear footof abutting property foy to 1 21 of ot thirty four 34 foot roa road way I Four Thousand Nine three Fifty-three and 48 Dollars or Seven Dollars per front or linear root foot of property for twenty five 25 16 toot roadway and Two Thousand ea Ei EIM Hundred Five and 99 lj Jl Dollars or Seven and 26 li IT 16 Dollars per front or linear foot toot oC abutting property for tor twee twenty 1 6 26 foot roadway till ht All AH protests an and objections to omu must carrying out of ot such Intention miOS be presented presented- i in writing stalin therein lot and block or deR order of ot property erty tothe City on or before the day of February rl Jore ary 1925 arTh The Board of Commissioner Commissioner i i- Us a 0 I Its Us first regular meeting to wit the day of ot Feb 1925 will consider the propose op levy and hear and cons consider Mer suc in to said protests and objections been mid mid- By 4 shall have provement as Drove By order of the Board oard of Commissioned gym Com of Salt Lake City Dated the day of Ja January A.

A D. 1926 1925 W. A LEATHAM City Recorder PAvin Paving Extension No o. First Publication Jan 21 21 1925 Last lt Publication Feb 10 1 12 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS j- Olce Office Olce ofthe City Rec Recorder et Uta Utah Salt Lake City City January 6 19 recel ed will be Sealed proposals A. A o'clock until 1000 o'clock at this office con 17 19 1925 1923 for Tuesday February EX pavement pa In Upp tension No 1 19 Streets In Olt On 00 Yale Park Parl according to plans in the City EngineersEngineer's office Instructions to bidders spec and forms for contract a and BO together nc erd with plans when haec office of a the ebe d.

City may be Engineer obtained upon at the deposit pi Pf IY j. II dollars jact anY aay to re reject The rl rh ht Is reserved i andarid BY all ORDER bids bids OFOP THEHE BOARD Q- Of pp COMMISSIONERS Recorder Records 43 w. A city First publication 2 16 I 1 4 Last publication 21 1 TELEGRAM pU pOL 11 4 1 WRITERS AGREE KANSAS BE BEAUTY UTY I NEEDS NO ROU EI I NEW YORK Feb 3 Kansas Kansas beauties do not need rouge or lip lipstick lip- stickstickit is concluded by New- York New New-New- York ew York newspaper writers who have interviewed Miss Silas Yada ada Watson atson hero for Cor a A. visit after having presented presented presented pre pre- to President Coolidge In Washington n. sack of Kansas wheat The New York girl who does not use cosmetics is the ex ex- ex Miss Watson atson was entertained at at- the at- the I the BankersBankers' club at luncheon yesterday yes yes- and later visited thestock eS 1 exchange ge On her visit to Wall Vall street she car carriedled a sheaf of or Kansas wheat When she arrived arrived at the Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsyl Pennsylvania station William I I.

I Mitchell secretary of or the Kansas society of at New York started to pin a A. sun- flOwer sunflower sun sunflower on her coat but W. Yo H. I Hockaday president of the Kansas Society of Boosters interfered and a sheafsheat of wheat was sub sub- Kansas is no longer loner th the sunflower sunflower sunflower sun sunflower state said Mr Hockaday It Is Js the tho wheat state The sunflower sunflower sun- sun flower Is not a substantial em emi i blem bem It Is too much like a weed 1 EFFORTS MADE MADE MADEl MADEI I TO SAVE PILLAR PILLAE OF OLD EGYPT CAIRO C. Feb 3 Egypt Egypt Egyptologists are anxious over the con condition con Con of the ancient Kilometer a pillar with graduatedmarkings indicating the the height of the water in the Nile river which is situated 1 In old Cairo The monument stan in a a.

well which communicates communicates communi- catescates with tho river but now after many centuries is sinking and a has beenboon appointed to consider means of saving it The he KilometersKilometer's age is unknown Some antiquarians believe it to to- be to- be to- be be theidentical pillar mentioned in in- the in- the the thefirst century of the Christian era by Pliny iny who recorded that If It the water reached the twelve cubitsmark a a famine was indicated indicated indicated indi indi- I if It thirteen scarcity fifteen fIf- teen fifteen teen safety andsixteen plenty Some authorities however hold I that it was not erected earlier than the eighth century but certainly many hundreds of years ago I Criminal Tendencies es Treatment Ordered I BALTIMORE Md Feb 3 3 Dr C. W. of Trinidad Colo a former major in the arm army was ad admitted admitted ad- ad to Johns Hopkins hospital yesterday for treatment of or alleged criminal tendencies He was placed under observation by Dr WalterWaiter Dandy assistant professor or of ot Clinical surgery surgen and a operation operation operation op op- may be performed later According to dispatches from Denver Den Den- verver vel Dr was charged with murdering his wife The United States veterans' veterans bureau became In Interested Interested interested In- In in his his case case and permission was granted for hi hIs removal to Johns Hopkins.