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Show THE PROVO POST, FRIDAY, JUNE 18. 1920 0 PROVO POST THE Provos . Attention Mr. Soldier Boy! Insurance Dead Line is Near. See Your Local Legion Post Popular Newspaper Published Each Tuesday and Friday By THE POST PUBLISHING COMPANY ' Phone 15 125 West Center St. ' , Editor and Manager - NEPH HICKS - If you served underUncIa.Sam during the war and hare not ret on made complete arrangements call without delay at your Insurance, the' local office of the American This is the call the local Legion. officers of that organisation hare issued to all service men. for only two weeks remain In which to arrange all details relative to war risk Insurance. The local organization will supply all necessary blanks for those who have not yet taken care of their insurance and urge quick action. The Legion has issued the - following statement: The dead line is rapidly approaching for many men formerly in service in the matter ot renewing their wark risk Insurance. The law states that renewals must be made by July 1 of this year except In cases where the man has not yet been discharged eighteen months. Figure it out and If your last chance comes on June SC, consider seriously whether you want to drop this valuable Investment The Legion has thoroughly Investigated governmental insurance and strongly recommends It in Its present form. It Is the cheapest and " best money can buy. Through war risk officers in every state. ' the Legion has been urging former service men to reinstate their policies. EvtdenUy this effort has borne fruit, since SO per cent have now renewed, whereas only 10 per cent had done so by January 1, But the other 70 per cent still are putting of the day of renewal. In years to come service men generally will be quick to thank the Legion for pleading with them to renew their war risk policies, says GroverSexton. chief of the flald force of the insurance bureau at Washington. The Legion believes so. too, and again urges you to act. Get a blank from the local office, fill it out and Entered at the postoffice at Provo City, Utah, as second 4 class matter. Subscription Terms in Year One advance) (paid Six Months (paid in advance) Three Months (paid in advance) $2.00 - 1.00 .50 444444444444 4 SUPPORT A BOMB INDUSTRY BY SUBSCRIBING NOW 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 44444444444444 ' 4. THE AWARDING OF THE ROAD BIDS. ; did the right thing in awarding the paving contracts as they did. When the bonds were voted, fully seventy-fiv- e per cent of the people under-stoo- d concrete were for roads, as that particu-- ; they voting of the various commit-tee- s lar type had met with the approval appointed to investigate paving conditions generally throughout the nation. - The great difference in the cost of the two types as expressed by the bids submitted, was a surprise to everyone; especially so we believe to the pro-- , imotera themselvesr Why a pavement with less cost by over fifteen hundred dollars for materials in a mile of construction, should cost the taxpayers over twelve thousand dollars a mile more to obtain is something rather hard to under- stand by anyone. However, we feel to congratulate the commissioners upon their action, and sincerely hope that v . they will not only expedite the construction of the new roads, but see to it also that they are properly and sub- -' stantially built and when completed cared for and maintained as they should be. Hundreds of thousands of dollars have been expended . r n this state for concrete roads, which through lack of maintenance and ordinary attention have been allowed to get ihto a condition altogether unnecessary had the policy of those responsible been as it should have been. Utah county can be made famous by its adoption of a standardised system of concrete roads; Wayne couifty, Michigan, is known the world over in this respect, and Detroit has much desirable advertising from this source, ' "Concrete roads like everything else "worth having should be given constant and intelligent attention, which in turn will assure the taxpayers efficient service and full value for the money they have invested. This type of construction for roads has become universal wherever heavy traffic conditions prevail, and Utah county can well afford to follow the precedent established by those "communities throughout the country which have profited by experience. Build these roads as they should be built and give them i proper annual maintenance and the people of the county who are paying the bills will appreciate more and more as they use them, the wisdom of your choice. Our county commissioners , . - re-wiv- ed a BOURBONS AND G. P. UNITE FOR HARDING Marion, O., June 15. To make Marlon county as nearly unanimous for Senator W. G. Harding, Republican nominee for president, as possi- 2" As soon as the program had ended last Monday the Flag day services the stand and benches were taken off the tabernacle lot and piled over among the tmber and material supplies' for the new courthouse. We ivire at a loss to know just why this is done after every con- ert, as the tabernacle lawn provided an excellent place for-th- e band concerts during the summer and other open air 'exercises. We would suggest to the city commission and our stake i officials that a permanent stand be built for our summer concerts and if possible that benches be provided for the aged people and those who do not, care to sit on the grass and cannot stand up during the concerts. It would be of material value to the city to do this and to encourageupon - every possible occasion, band concerts and other open air even-lng"duri- wall It with money order for amount due to Treasury Department, Bureau of War Rick Insurance, Insurance Division, Washington, 0, C. Better do It right now, while you are thinking about It ng TONIGHT AND SATURDAY Matinee Saturday 2:30 HAD TO LIVE Oil William Fox Presents KILKFOR WEEKS In. Fla Left Her Weak and Nervous; Gains Fifteen Pounds by Taking Tanlae. THE TERROR I can truthfully say that I believe Tanlae has saved my life," was the remarkable statement made recently by Mrs. Mary Schultz, of 155 South Sixteenth street, Portland, Oregon. - 'It was about a year ago that I suffered an awful attack of the Influenza, and It left me So weak I could hardly walk. ! fell off ine pounds In four week's time and became so alarmed 1 thought I was going to die. I hsd rheumatic pains in my side, and my kidneys were sd badly disordered that I had pains In my back all the way down my spine. Constipation troubled me nearly all the time and I had headaches so bad I though they would drive me frantic," I was feverish all the time and felt so weak and miserable that I couldnt even straighten up my own room. My appetite was poor, just the smell of food made me deathly sick at my stomach and for weeks the only thing I could take was cold milk. I was so nervous I never knew what it was to get a good nights rest and many times I could not get over one hours sleep. "I had heard so rotch about Tan-la- c ..... You Tit' cant keep r your ear to the ground and your head . MONDAY ' - Winsome " BESSIELOVE twenty-n- OYER THE GARDEN WALL Plenty of Love, Romance and Adventure TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ' - ... I ,r Matinee 4 PM. r Women Sold for 85c Each. V f ' 4 - A - herself YouTl See Amora Mardiganian SEE AND YOULL NEVER FORGET ' AUCTION OF SOULS that I knew I couldnt ma!:o a mistake by trying It, so I started taking It and right away I began to Improve, My strength came back fast and I have now gained fifteen pounds in weight and it is no trouble at all for me to do my housework all by myself. My kidneys are in splendid condition and the pains In TONIGHT AND SATURDAY William Fox Presents GEORGE WALSH mfHSId8'ffnd haik hats an disappeared. I am no longer constipated and am never troubled with headaches and my narvea are so steady I can sleep sound all night long. My appetite is Just wonderful , and everything I eat digests 'perfectly I e am years old, but I believe I can do as much work as I could when I was a girl, and I Just feel v grateful to Tanlae that I think It my duty to tell others what it has In n A MANHATTEN KNIGHT - ", j -- - MONDAY AND TUESDAY sixty-thre- What About Your Wife You will if you see t . Do you really understand her? 4 w THEDA BARA in ' . LURE OF AMBITION A Super Theda Bara Production - - To Keep American Ship3 on the Sea3 ml For tbs first tins Macs the CXvfl War ws bars a Merchant marine. It cent w (390,00(000 te get It. The farmer, manufacturer, laksrar every American Is Mtarsctad In hehUng stir peehle an the eees. As first stefr In thin direction ft Is necessary to modify thess artidas sf tainting cessmerdnl treaties which have eperated te thwart the upbuilding ef our merchant marine By giving the notice of termination for which the eeveral treaties provide. This actioa Is directed la the constructive Chipping BIB now before Congress; Which dedans It te be the policy of .the United States to do whatever may be necessary to develop and encourage a merchant marine This policy dceervee the support of every American, I p, , The Screens Daredevil in a Powerful Play Bulging with Daredeviltry. fnt A LEAGUE INCIDENT. but its deep enough to Beauty may be only skin-deehave made millionaires out of a lot of complexion . . programs. Attention is being called to a recent incident in the iftigliah house of commons to illustrate how the United States would be hampered in her strictly national activities were she a member of any league of nations such as proposed by Mr. Wilson In the Panama canal rone is a traalf island, the property of the United States, known as Taboga, which the United States intends to fortify for the protection of the canal. There is no question as to the American ownership and it is as much the. property of the United States as is an island in the Mississippi river. Now in the house of commons the other day up rose a member. Major Lowther, who made inquiry as to whether the attention of the English government had been called to the proposed fortification of the island by America and bewhether it might not be a proper matter to be brought v fore the league of nations council. Of course since the United States is not a member of the league and since we are doing what we have the un- deniable right to do for our own protection and the protection of all the Americans under the Monroe Doctrine, we shall pay no attention to the inquiry, but if we were a member of the league as Mr. Wilson would have us, and were allowing the nations of Europe to run our affairs on this side of the water, we probably would have nothing to do but allow that part of the canal to go unprotected. And as Great Britain would have six votes to our one in deciding the matter, it is more than probable that we should have to ask England's permission to construct the fortifications. It isnt at all a pretty thought. TOM MIX v - - J -- ble, steps were taken today tor the Count3r Hard,nf ,0r club. An executive committee, composed of three Democrats and four Repub- done tor me.licans was appointed to outline a Tanlae Is sold In Provo by the general program and appoint sub- Provo Drug company and by the committees. leading druggist in every city. The Caledonia band, of which Sen- Harding was a member in bis e war department announces boyhood, is to be reorganised. The award of the D. S. C. to Corporal organization which 1. to be of thirty Oeorge Ndi0Bt who for gevera, pieces, will be ready for the home- regldent of tWg cIt but r6. coming o Senate, Warding, and In m0Ted to Greenrly utah cently the event of hU election expecU toThe clutIon reads as follows: For extraordinary heroism In action, north of Exermont, France October 10, 1118, when his platoon was held up by machine gun tire from the mentioned in the Bible, are thought te be the red and purple, urfticularty the Crporal ?eIfn with one red anemones with olack centers. otber advanced In front of the line These anemones grow among the tbors and captured the gun with Its crew, hedges j the East, which accounts for Their action enabled his platoon to the saytng "UUea among thorns ' continue the advenes WHY NOT A PERMANENT STAND? At The Theatres -- iPOTJRL , Costs Lacking this support the present effort to maintain our merchant marine may suffer the fate of many ineffective - less than coffee attempts of the past. Send for a copy of "For an American Merchant Marine." i Committee of American Shipbuilders Far more healthful IS CHURCH STREET, NEW YORK CITY 4 Ask yourgrocer far PosTUTI instead of coffee. There's a Reason V t Made by Postum Cereal Co., Battle Geekfich. J PROVO COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK Capital Stock Paid in $100,000 Surplus Fund $100,000 C. E. Loose, Heed Smoot, President T, T. Farrer, Cashier J. A. Buttle, Asst. Cashier ' F. G. Richmond, Asst. Cashier. Our growth is accountable to at least two things. First, the confidence the people of this community have in this bank, and second, the service that has brought about that confidence. Vice-Preside- nt -- We solicit your patronage. |
