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Show Remember that when you want something: The Journal want ads are always at your service to get it VOLUME XLIV. LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1923 CLARA ZETKIN STAKE P11C NUMBER HEARING NEXT COMMUNITY L. D. S, PUtTERS FRETJCH PlfJDEEi E n U Secretary Hughey Disavows Hoydens Ut- terances On The Rep- Jan. ' 23 The quarterlyconferencfof the He1 son Stake was held here Saturday and Sunday with President James V. Funk presiding. Apostle James E. Talmage of the general authorities was present. Saturday rooming the priesthood of the'Stake met in convention. The quorums met separately for department work. RICHMOND ' arations Proposition And Instructs Him Not to Express Opinions (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Jan. 25. Secretary Hughes revealed today that he had instructed Roland VV. Boyden, American observer on the, reparations commission not to - express any opinion Hoarding the reparations settlement in the commissions discussions' aid refrain from jjg.ng con i deration of his suggestions in the absence of instructions from the department. In a letter sent "to the Senate Foreign Relations committee the secretary said the memorandum submitted by Foyden to the commission some weeks ago and interpreted in some quarters abroad as a plan for reparations settlement had in no sense the approval of the department. By CLYDE FITCH Investigation of the Ku Marshall Fochs Chief of Staff Goes to Germany-tTalk Over Other Plans For Bringing the Rebellious Teutons to Come Out of The Kitchen is Klux Klan In Louisi- Presented ByThe-PeriwiUnder Direction ana Conies to a Close Miss Maud Dunn of Aftre Much Sensation-Testimon- y of U. C. A. Nibley Hall, is Heard 31 And FebJanuary Defense Comment &camedy.drama4n gs - three acts, by A. E. Thomas, produced one . year in New York and other cities, by Henry Miller, with Ruth Chatterton as lead. Has also been favorably accepted by moving picture audiences. A Time 1 popular, high class drama full ruary t of mirth and situAssociate By Progs) interesting (By Associated Press) RASTROP, La., Jau, 25. The - The Theatre ations. Community DUSSELDORF, Germany, Jan. The German- Communist party, it is jji states open hearing into, the League, under the direction of Place of action in Virgina, in 25. General Apostle Talmage Marshal Weygand, a the to intends nominate Clara Zatkin said, object of the Convention, typical southern home of the Morehouse hooded W- O. Robinson, can safely as- for the presidency cf the German re- and said that as a result of the of arrived staff s. Fochs chief Danger-fieldthe prominent family, Lhe public of a worthy flog- public to succeed Herr Ebert. is This from Paris contrasted and auxiliary conventions being held atrocitietf 'investigating with immediately evan and fortnance enjoyable-with the conferences the auxil-lari- gings deportations, kidnappings thetypicaLj'Qung northern went into -- conference with eningMils presentation of The gentleman have been forging ahead. and the death of two men, who comes to live for General DeGoutte to consider Ameria representative a He referred to the Priesthood as concluded today after having in the Dangerfield short time filleikwith genuine home. of sterner application a great brotherhood. We should1 been in progress since January Full of life, human nature the details real (human touches; and interesting from beginning measures against the Germans. love one another, we should lend 5th. (from life. to assistance in time of trouble, lie Leon Jones, France is here to stay' until is the play that will of Moselle,! is considered.by be end. This on by the L. D. S. Uni- she gets complete satisfaction referred to Ward. Teaching and Mississippi, was the last and on-- 1 a The Truth critiC8 put a3 Clyde great many said that is very important that ly witness today, and he told work. This play versity players in Nibley Hall on from Germany, said M. Letroc-que- r, best oflFitch'g we have efficient teaching in having seen two automobiles does not seek to sound the dra Saturday evening. minister of public works, this church. with masked men near Lake La matie depths, nor does it underwho The members of the Relief Fourche on the night W'att Danaccompanied General WeySocieties of the Stake met to iel and Thomas Richard were take to regenerate a wayward gand. world, but it presents an enterhear a lecture on The Value of kidnapped near Bastrop. The railroad strike has spread of habit of the (Bv Associated Press) taining study Milk in the Home, by given Two with identified as bodies, great rapidity since the LOS ANGELES, Jan. 25. lying and its consequences. Of Professor Fred Merrill. Discusmine director? were fined .and Mary Miles Minter, whose con- sion followed. The South Ward those of Daniel and Richard course the deceptive person is a today is effective over the greattract with the Famous Players-Lask-y Glee Club rendered a number. were found floating in the lake woman. Her weakness, however part of the Ruhr. exman. from a was inherited corporation recently er, At the Saturday afternoon No north, south or east bound The Truth was written in pired, announced today that she session the Religion classes of Jan. SMITHFIELD, trains left Dusseldorf passenger was through with motion pic- Smithfield, Ward a for 1906, actress, particular dramatized Raymond, one of Smith-fiel- after six this morning. Clara Bloodgood, and dedicated tures, according to the Los Ang- the vision and finding of the died at her eles Times. LONDON, Jan.1 25 A semi1907, with home early pioneers, plates as delivered by the Angel court by Attorney General Coco !to Marie Tempest,-iof last week from official Tuesday tri-news agency in Berlin She has planned to buy a Moroni to for her admiration g,.atefui Smith. cerebral hemorrhage with which Joseph conclusion of the the information in las hearing, vftose from Warsaw home lumphant, country Becky, Westchester, President G. A. Hogan reBarnette, counsel for an8 heartf versatility, and in- - she was stricken about a month hat the Polish war ministry New York, study music and re- ported the activities of the Benlas ordered the men of the Polturn to the stage, and perhaps son Stake and bore testimony of Dr. B. M. McKoin, T. Jeff Bur- herent vitality, have made this ago. She was the widow of Alonzo ish and former German armies will marry Louis Sherwin, the the work of the Lord. The nett and Newton Gray identi- play 'a favorite in America as P. Raymond who died 18 years whose service time has as fied numerous witnesses by well when in he as a obtains scenarioist, England. Winthrop ago and was the daughter of expired Smithfield First Ward Choir, and who are familiar with the divorce from his wife, who is sang the anthem, Not a Spar- members of various masked phr Ames revived The Truth in William G, Noble and Mary atof railways mines 1916. Roland Holt chose it as living at Oyster Bay, New York, row Falleth. S. W. Hendricks ties, also issued a statement bota at operation works and ,wa the legality of the hear- one of the American plays to be Ann .Harper smelting with their children. tacking postal ser- home mission of the 6president vices, to hold themselves at the ing and the testimony given by used as a basis for 4 repertory Sherwin said he hoped to reported the work of 1922. of the French Governmarry Miss Minter Us soon as it Apostle Talmage continued those summoned to the stand. theatre in America. )! Thjft jLlt-tl- e i;w! Ujffe&'imi'HjMl cam! disposal ment is statement a Reuters dispatch, the first Barnetts is legally possible. He said he his say? qol) Theatre Circuit,1 on remarks the a America In 1860. They left comment from the de In a list jof five (irfctttAtf England in the priest- formal planned action against Mrs duties it landcf placed I860 iknd May for production in 192SL As lAtd ed in NeV, York, remained in the not fense. Sherwin, from whom he has been hood. Said some are as last, December,' the drama East tVo- years, then came by separated since 1914. wiling to make sacrifices to 4 serve the I.ord. We are naturalleague of America, honored this ox team in Captain Henry MilCase Railway ly lazy. We are engaged in a play by including it in the first ler's company, arriving ineUtah list of American plays to be in the fall of 1862. She married gospel that require activity nd Is Postponed sent to Fermin Gemier, the new Alonzo P. Raymond in the work. We dont honor the priesthood we bear. He spoke of the director of the Odeon, in Paris. spring of 1863. They lived in the Priesthood in the home- Fathers Fermin Gemier hopes to be able old Fort during the pioneer (By Associated Preee) By AMoelatfld IN IRELAND should be the leaders, Adomon-ishe- d Pres) present to the French public days. She was active in DramJan . 25 The to Jan. WASHINGTON, Amerof an the bishops to set aright ST. LOUIS, each social and atic example .entertainments year President returned to Harding matters in their own wards, hearings scheduled to begin to- ican contemporary dramatic and in church activities. his desk for the first time since surbuild up their wards by using day in the Federal Circut Court art. has been (By Associated Press) The Truth children The following WATERTOWN, Ireland, Jan. men of your ward to do the on the Supreme Courts mandate translated into both German vive: W. G. Raymond and Mrs. he was taken with the grip a for of week ago. The President reacha the Southern separation 25. Two men were executed at preaching. William Bowen of Logan, Mrs. and French. the barracks here this morning Following the opening exer- Pacific and Central Pacific has Clyde Fitchs sense of the George Toolson of Bancroft, ed the executive offices at 10:30 both being found guilty of g cises of the Sunday morning been postponed until March 19. theatre has enabled him to stand Acquilla Raymond, Wallace Ray- a. m. and immediately delved into the accumulated official arms. President John E. Grifsession, the test of time; he is a land- mond and Sylvanus' Raymond. life. papers. in this Compared mark in Americas dramatic fin referred to the benefits to perience Funeral services were held on Dr. Sawyer, the White House be derived from our meeting to- our life with that of a student art; a pioneer; a man of the Friday afternoon at one oclock LOCALS said the' President, closed physician, choir Session with W'e sing- theatre who cannot be duplicat- in the first ward meeting house, should avoid making gether. would not be Restricted in United With One ing anthem, We all have excuses. C. and Plowman a J. preed every day. His wit, spontane- with Bishop duty Special Chicken Dinner at The a the amount of work he did. responsibility. We feel good in Voice. his sincerity will make his siding. ity, Cherry Blossom, Friday. - Adv. the reconvened conference The at furnished our of duties. music by The, performance yas plays .remembered and prove to We should not neglect our meet- 1:30 p. in. Sunday. Following us that he was The big figure the ward choir. Singing, Come E. Sorenson Leonard Sorenson Cherry Blossom Orchestra ings. and Mrs, Nora Johnson of Smith the opening exercises, President of his are giving a dance at The Chergeneration in the Ameri- Come Ye Saints. field Mr. Lorenzo Sorenson of to Alma Merrill the referred Green. President William Waddoups His drama, The can theatre. Prayer by Joseph ry Blossom tonight. Gentlemen Cornish of the saints in Woman and Mrs. Minnie Homer I What awakening as labors When a his Reap patrireported in the Case, was playSinging, 25c Ladies 15c. Adv. of Los Angeles Cal. . arch. During 1922 he gave 126 temple work and in attendance ed in Spain, in 1917. I Have Sown. Funeral services were held at meeting. Brother Joseph Hill, a pioneer e A Memorial EdiFollowing an illness caused by blessings. ward choir 1st Smithfield The at 2 oclock in the second deceased Monday of the known Brother Robert Egbert who had of his plays has been a malignant carbuncle on the Ward meeting house. .. rendered an anthem, Grant Us tion in Ward Lewiston recounted since her arrival 1st ever Utah, back of his neck which spread Services were conducted by ' Peace. told of early experiences of first and caused blood poison, Mr. his experiences in the church. The general and stake authorand Bishop Lorenzo Toolson which Smithfield in Truman Brother dramatics Hillyard, Fred Gessel, well known here and presented of the labors of the Seven- ities" were Sister Raymond being chosen to commenced by the Ward Choir for many years as a barber and spoke V. Briscoe re- sustained. singing, Softly Beams the SacF. ties. Brother take the comic parts. a worthy citizen, died yesterday red Dawning, James E. Talmage, of J. Apostle work Alfred Fishbum of Elders. the the Brigham ported a was native of William Funk afternoon, lie continued referring to tre obdeceased of Prayer, Elder S. P. Nilson. the a the nephew reported City, Germany and was born May 1, labors of the Priests. conference. of this Singing, "Nearer Dear Savior of the ject many good George spoke 1855. Mrs. Gessel .died to Thee edeleatinTr and of Thain hertheerfulne88,4 VardfreportoFAnialga years ago. Four sons survive. ed labors of a teacher and Ken- development of every soul from The following bore testimony Roberf Fiskburn read a beauMr. Gessel was an industrious Smith-fielthe cradle roll to the eldest and spoke . of her to the splendid traits of charof deacon a neth tiful Gorden, poem worker and a thrifty man, and Second Ward reported the member in the church. Referred kindness of heart and cheerful- acter of the desased. built a home here. He also ownElders George Done, Peter to the name of our church being Deacon. a ness. labors of ed a business block on North choir rendered after Jesus Christ. He recountW. A. Noble gave a brief his- Hanson, J. II. Peterson, SylvesRichmond The Main. Funeral arrangements , the anthem, It Shall Come To ed the history of Ijane when (By Associated Pros) tory of the Noble family telling ter Low and Bishop Toolson. will be announced later. Mrs Regenia Smith Sang how they heard the gospel in King Israel whenq he was rePass. of WASHINGTON, Jan. 25. Lord for his dis- i Senator Borah, republican of England and of their faithful There is a Land, accompanied Apostle James E. Talmage re- jected by the Every boy scout especially ferred on the Violin by Air. Evan Han- to the object lesson of obedience. Bead from Ezekiel 18 Idaho, said he had decided to ness to their religion. and all the citizens of Logan Every institution on renew his proposal for a world - Special musical numbers were gon to members chapter. the pulpit calling should be present for .the meetis not founded on economic conference and offer a .solo that earth Solo. the End of Laveda Mrs. a Perfect of each Griffiths, quorium by DayV representing ing in the tabernacle on Sunday the priesthood, w ho bore testim- righteousness will be shaken. probably on Monday a resolu- violin solo, Miss Venice Hillyard Mrs Laveda Griffiths. at 2 p.m. Many of the troops ony to the truth of the Gospel. President James W. hunk tion requesting the President to and a solo by Mrs.Eugene Lund-quisClosing sang, "I Know that will be in uniform and every He referred to hoted said he felt that we had been call such a meeting. a My Redeemer Lives, meeting an Apostle of scout should see to it that his Benediction by Roy Robinson newspaper man of Boston, who blessed in having Closing song, Jesus My Savfather and mother and relatives made inquiry as to(the secret of the Lord with us. Ia?t us carry ? Benediction by Bishop of Richmond. ior. Get Treaty are present for the meeting. An the success of the L. I). S. this spirit in our every day life. Word was received by Mrs. Lorenzo Toolson. extraordinary program that church. He was told that thej The Smithfield 1st ward choir, Ilyrum P. Sorenson died of Laura Tavlor that her husband Next Wednesday pneumonia will bo of interest to the boys personal testimony of each in-- 1 sang an anthem. G. MJEhomson and complications had had the misfortune of havaswell as the mothers and fath- dividual of the church was our pronounced the benediction. Friday following a' three weeks ing his foot hurt and would pos- Mr. secret and we desired it given all ers has been arranged. illness. He has however been inisibly have to have it taken off. iBr Aimriated pres) Mr. Taylor is at a hospital at Ralph Hubbard, the foremost the publicity possible. He spoke j LAUSANNE, Jan. 25 The poor health about eight years. Laiber, beheld. Indian scout of America will of the life and mission of the r, San. Francisco Cal. , Bertha. of son of the was lie Vf .treaty test veek at the Pettake part on the program. He Savior. Recounted the message Friday Soren will late wth be and Sorenson the Turkey presented emacle with Boshop William .Utah given-io-P- i "ext Wedmydayi comMersotrprrridrTi in and he have something nalKeaJli efT'deleiralTohs will Smithfield Jan. 27. 1882. He is phone for eveiy-eqfh- t people, and derful to Know God. Spoke of mon when it comes to just who the agreement j)f the principles .. two days later. It is an- - survived by his wife Mrs. Zina in Enr , leave h, aj er , nounmj hy the jjritisH deiega- - Mather Sorenson whom he mar- - seven. the Indians are, their beliefs of the Gospel with ' those of j rwn are Rim 5i: and customs. are. Saints a daughter nL. science, Latterday Twition if the Turks have noUsign-- 1 ried in 1909, - also mothef-awof Jr".1) belfvers in eier sons.- his ed by that time the allies wirrod' fessor West. leave one representative to sup-- tlie fjilii)ir4' bit.lhers and sist-- , Workers in I Vest me j. lanst' Argentina has established a lution. We believe man may -. were Iaiwis The speakers W tablish J air mail service between jeome perfect as God, in our daily later evinformation te t era; Mrs. Matilda Coleman -tiUicoo J. in J'n:dr)ii, Airesand Montevideo. Ivelopmcnt derived from our ex- (Cputlaued on Pas Tfcre). . j , - es , - 25-Z- ylpha ds n j at worn-Willia- m . (By Associated Press) NEW HAVEN. Con., Jan. 25. A collection of Indian relics, some gathered through Colonel William F. Cody (Buffalo Bill) has been presented to Yale University by Mrs. Charles Bigelow, widow of the late Colonel Bigelow, a friend of Cody. Bigelow for many years was the head of a firm dealing in Indian medicines. Bootleg Distillery Taken in Colorado (By Associated Press) DENVER, Jan. 25 Six men are under arrest, and an alleged bootleg distillery valued at ten thousand dollars haSbeen captured by prohibition officers in a raid on a farm near Frank-tow- n in Douglas county, officials announced today. The seizure is described as the most important irr Colorado since - pr hibition became effective. The distillery was burned after much liquor making paraphernalia had been removed. , - -- car-ryn- four-volum- Ranchman Is pub-lsihe-d. Shot From Ambush (By Associated Press) SANTA FF, New Mexico, Jan. 25 Robert Hurt a wealthy ranchman, was shot to death from' an ambush late last night while enroute to Captian near here, to his ranch. Nine bullets pierced his body. Signs indicated that two men lay in wait and killed him. quali-liesa- nd d, , Belgians Greet American Troops By Associated Press) ANTWERP, Jan. 25 A hearty welcome from the Belgian nation awaited the homeward bound American troops upon their arrival on board the transport St. Mihiel on their way to the United States. The troops arrived on special trains. Minister of war Dveze paid tribute to, the Americanss part in the world war. A large company from the Boxelder stake passed through the Logan Temple yesterday afternoon., Erom the Oneida and Hyrura stakes at last nights session, came so many that they had to be divided into two o - t. ' Turk ) - . i ( oo ( . r,n , ; be-dai- de-Bue- ly - I dl |