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Show -- s' a3 y " v ? t M a4 IS Zszz y ! V First Clait Job Printing At living prices. Let us hvc your next order for anything you want print ed. Rich County News printing is synonymous with art and efficiency. Are Toe Subscriber? If not plene remember your subscription will help make - this .paper strong a thing necessary for an unsurpassed news service. BEACHES EVERY NOOK AND CORNER OP RICH COUNTY TWENTY-THIR- D YEAR. RANDOLPH, RICH COUNTY, UTAH, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1919. NUMBER 13. A. E. F. WAGON TRUCKS JUNKED IN FRANCE COST OF UVIII6 r BQ1IG REDUCED PRICES BEGINNING TO TURN DOWNWARD, DECLARES ATTORNEY GENERAL War Veterans Line Up for Morgan Bill Home-Loa- n Posts of the American Legion in several parts of the up behind a bill recently introduced in congress by Representative Dick T. Morgan of Oklahoma, by which any honorably discharged soldier, sailor or marine may borrow6 $4,000 from the government to buy or build a home, repayment to be made within a period of 60 years, with interim Interest on the principal of 3 per cent per year. Congressman Morgan's bill proposes to create a government corporation with $100,000,000 capital, subscribed by the federal government. The corporation is to be authorized to make a loan up to $4,000 to any honorably discharged soldier, seaman or marine, to be used in the purchase of a home. Loans may run for the entire time limit of 60 years, or taken up in whatever payments the soldier can An inteitrauus photograph of wagon trucks of the A. E. F. in France discarded as unfit for further use and placed make. . Tiie Interest Is to be 3 per cent on the unpaid principal, with in the hands of the liquidation commission. A minimum value is placed on the stuff, and it Is advertised for sale by amortization payments on that, made annually. " the commission. The $100,000,000 capital to be furnished by the government under the bill will be used as a working or revolving fund. The chief funds for financing s :a the proposition will be obtained through the issue and sale of bonds, limited by the amount of mortgages held by the corporation. Hitch in Side Was To insure the sale of these bonds at a low rate of interest, the bill provides that the government shall guarantee payment of both principal and the Nine Broken Ribs Interest. Soldiers will not have to break home ties, leave their friends, give up St. Louis. Thomas Morgan, their present employment and business, and go to distant states to obtain the 54, walked into the city dispenbenefits of the act. The benefits will be equitably distributed to every state. sary and asked doctors to take Under the plan proposed by Secretary Lane, embodied in the Mondell bill, a a look at his side. Ive got only farm homes will be provided. me achitch and row there and Its for making respectful sympathy Glasgow Islay Association Issues nervous, he told the doctors. ceptance by the next of kin of the Tus-can- ia Album of Photographic bereaved whose remains mingle with They found he had nine fracContrabass Sarrusophone Stumps Army Officers tured ribs and internal hurts the dust of our beloved Island. Graves. hosto him sent ordered the and The frontispiece of the album is a SIMPLE and a civil question can an army teach a man to play the conpital. drawing in color of the monument, deA A trabass sarrusophone? almost lost a recruit to the military establishme in ran over East wagon Glassigned by Robert J. Walker of ment and caused some trepidation at the war department. Elmer Swann of St. Louis, Morgan said, but I OFFERED TO NEXT OF KIN gow, which the American Red Cross 'didnt pay any attention to a lit-- , Hagerstown, Md., who has rendered will erect at Mull, Islay. There are musical pieces with the home band, entie thing like that. Today my seven reproductions of photographs of tered the army recruiting office at 509 side got to hurting me considerthe American graves in the four cemLabor of Love to Show Relatives How Tenth street and said he would enlist able and I thought I had a little eteries. Numbered lists and diagrams Last Resting Places of Heroes in the array if he could be taught to touch of rheumatism that needed make it easy to locate each of the Are Cared For Otranto Graves 169 graves; 12, however, contain unplay the contrabass sarrusophone. fixing up. on Same Island. The sergeant seemed undecided as known dead. The burial plots are in as. -1 to whether to throw him out or take beautiful order and the association is ashore and was wrecked with the loss him seriously. Then he asked the capGlasgow, Scotland. Next of kin of pledged to their upkeep. tain. The captain assumed an attitude the United States soldiers who went The monument ) at Mull will also of 366 American soldiers. down with the Tuscanla may now se- serve as a memorial to the American This ricky Island off the southwest of deep thought and, murmuring some cure the Photographic Album of the soldiers who perished in the Otranto coast o1, Scotland was thus the scene inaudible plea, retired to his back American Soldiers Graves in Islay," disaster and are burled at .Kilfhomnn, of considerable disasters Jtt room, where he tetepbgned the major '.! 'ep which has been - forwarded for dis- Islay The transport Otrantoand the the transportation of the millions of ut ill. f v "J majr a .s, ' aY , tribution to the American Red Cross, transport Kashmir, both carrying American soldiers to France. Its Amer- rushed to the colonel. That, said the colonel, is a matter which requires some deliberation. bureau of communications, Washing- American troops to France, collided off ican graves make it sacred ground. ton, D. C. This album Is dedicated Islay October 6, 1918, In a gale and The work of the Glasgow Islay asso- I will send you the desired information in a moment. When the major had departed he frantically called up a band leader at to the memory of the brave men who thick weather. The Otranto drifted ciation has been a labor of love. d Instrument 19 Washington barracks and learned that the perished through the torpedoing of the S. S. Tuscania on the 5th of February, something like a bassoon, and is taught in the army. Whether or not its similitude to a bassoon made the character of the sarrusophone more comprehen1918 Their name liveth evermore sible to the colonel he made the follow ing notation to the major : A statement by Dugald Clark, B. D Of course the contrabass sarrusophone is taught in army bands. It officers and other honorary president, of the Glasgow Islay association, thus resembles the bassoon and is a very important instrument. You should have all that information at your fingers ends, the major in part explains the album : The Instrument you speak of is like a bassoon and "Sympathetic hearts and loving Documents Found in Germany izations to agitate among the soldiers telephoned the captain. our bands would sound flat without it. by leaflets and verbally. bands were not wanting to pay due The railroad men, the document Reveal Complete Plans. What the captain told the sergeant is not known, but the sergeant told honor to the gallant dead. Large says, can be counted as won for revo- the prospective recruit to sign the dotted line. crowds gathered from all parts of lution. the island to pay their tribute of reThe postal workers are depressed, spect to the memory of the fallen; Secret Spartacan Circular Urges AgKid Skirts for American to the circular, which goes Voila Profiteeresses and after solemn services the bodies according Noske itation Among the on to say that the program with rewere reverently laid to rest in four Home Guards. gard to the peasants is complete. The different and specially selected cememodistes are exercised over reports from Paris that winning over of the peasants Is de- WASHINGTON teries at Port Charlotte, Kilnaughton, American buyers that if they dont like the new knee-Berlin. A complete and carefully clared to be Important, for without In numerons Kinabus and KUIeyan. skirt style they can lump It ! or the equivalent in parlevons length the to overthrow drawn their present or with their plan homes in America Islay will now be a sympathy enmity Francais. The latter threw up their household word and to many of onr government and further world revolu- revolution would be difficult, if not imhands and vowed theyd never, posiHORRORS I kinsmen across the seas it will be the tion Is contained in a secret Spartacan possible. tively not ever, dare to take home to and district Is in circular its agents revolution the In Delay NE comCOULDNT scene of loving pilgrimages provoking the those things" for American girls. rather chiefs. will as enable It SELL THAT welcomed, But there will be many ing years. Their hostility toward the last KINO OF The document, which was secured further education of the proletariat; who, though the name of Islay will word in Parisian fashions failed to IN but for bureau DRESS the moment situation and the In every study every general touch the deepest chords their by e awaken the solicitous interest AMERICA hearts, will never be able to visit It of bolshevism, begins by regretting must be utilized toward the final goal. creators. Of course its too of the and see the place where their beloved that the government signed the peace bad, the latter said, but explained that Want Original Tune. rest. It may afford them some com- treaty, thereby delaying the Inevitable theyre really rushed to death making To crisis. New Conn. a obtain Haven, fort and satisfaction, however, to posthings to reveal the pretty calves of The document speculates on various new air for the Yale song Bright Colsess photographs of the graves which their own girls. And wmuld Monsieur will In some measure visualize to their possible developments and then sets lege Years, which Is now sung to Americaln please not paw over the of concrete On the a The Watch first step the Rhine, the class minds the beautiful spots where their forth plan, if he wasnt going to buy em? Kids are responsible for the ruction. dear ones lie sleeping. With this end which would be to hasten an Internal of 1899, through Murray Dodge, its goods For when It was decided to fashion this season's skirts from hides of the In view the Glasgow Islay association, German crisis by tampering with the secretary, has offered $1,000 as a younger set, the designers wotted not of structural limitations Imposed caprlc minisGustav home of The Noske, prize. guards prudential committee of composed of natives of Islay resident In the Second City of the Empire, ter of defense, which are declared to the corporation received the notice thereon thereby. The sons and daughters of William and Nanny Goat are such little fellows and selection of a tune is to rest with prepares this album and we offer It be less reliable than formerly. if youre adhering to a principle, that skirt has got to be that, circular alumni now with every mark of profound sor The urges Spartacan organ the advisory board. d short. Paris Is adhering and the skirts certainly are. Well, all the profiteeresses and other rich ladles will shoe-hor- n themvictims. and shivering, con- selves Into kinds this fall except those who, less pecunious, choose to reveal tracted tuberculosis and other pul- their legs through transparent creations. In former years Parisian designers have worked to please the American monary diseases and died In swarms" on the way to exile, the letter de- girl; she was their principal customer and what pleased her had to please clared. every one else. and Then Jason, which Is still preserved In memParboiled Greeks Doctor White said that In the provory. of the Argonauts and the Golden ince of Bafra, where there were more Sent Out Into Cold. Fleece. of Schools Open for War-Disabl- ed The letter, written to Prof.-- J. P. than 29,000 village Greeks, now less Wide Range than 13,000 survive and every Greek XenidOs, secretary of the Greek relief has been burned. The numTHE 546 schools, colleges and universities which have opened thei Charges of Frightful Atrocltlea by committee here, described the new settlement and 'rc.ational training of discharged soldiers, for the Turkish Officials Made by method of ridding the land of Its In- ber of orphans, including some Armen- OF habitants which, it is said, was some- ian and Turkish children, in the en- sailors and marines disabled in the world war, more than 100 are in the middle Doctor White. what different from that employed by tire district, it was said, aggregated West, and of these 30 are in Chicago, 60,000. Since the armistice, the docthe Turks against the Armenians. with seven others In Illinois, according tor wrote, many of the deportees have to Charges that Turkish officials decthe federal board of vocational eduThe worst of the crimes laid to the been imated the Greek population along returning to their ruined homes. cation, while eight commercial and into were Doctor Turks, White, according womthe Black sea coast, 250,000 men, dustrial establishments in Illinois, of en and children living between Sinope committed in the winters of 1916 and which six are in Chicago, have underAn Egg Oddity. and Ordou, without the shedding of 1917, when orders were Issued for the taken to train disabled men. the of the Greeks along deportation blood but by parboiling the victims Pottsvllle, Pa. The most curious It is the policy of the board to sea The Black coast. he wrote, people, in Turkish baths and turning them egg ever seen in this section was ex- utilize rooms existing institutions for instrucwere of hibited by Deputy Clerk of the Courts crowded into the steam half-cla- d out to die of pneumonia or tion rather than to set up special Chorum the baths in under the prean Anatolian snow of in the ills Charles Hawk and Deputy Recorder other schools and classes for the winter, are made in a letter from Dr. tense of sanitary regulations, and Unger. It is six inches in diameter and of wounded soldiers for civil life, were hours for when opened was found to contain two George E. White, representative of the after being tortured also to assigu the men, wherever and snow Into almost out doors of turned in the relief for two committee and bea American yolks shells, perfect egg knee-deeand without lodging or food. ing found within the outer shell. The possible, to institutions m or near their home. A total of 23 courses has been near East. to boilermaking, farm manTheir garments, which had been egg was laid by a Pl.vmoulh Rock hen provided, the instruction ranging from bee culture Sinope was the birthplace of the to photography, and from concrete construction, sheet metal work, agement rewere owned taken for from them White William Doctor a farmer by fumigation, Baker, philosopher Diogenes, auto mechanics, and plumbing to salesmanship, theology, diamond cutt'ug, calls, and Ordou Is just beyond Cape lost ruined or stolen. Most of the near Tower City. medicine, and dramatic art. WASHINGTON. Slump Has Not Yet Gathered Momentum, But He Advises Public to Give Government Chance to Show What It Can Do. Washington. Prices are beginning to turn downward in various parts of the country, but the slump has not yet gathered momentum sufficient to affect purchases for immediate use, according t? reports to the department 1 of justiec. General Attorney Palmer, asked how soon results could be expected from the campaign to reduce the cost of living, said all the government wanted was a fair chance to show what could be done to take the artificial inflation out of the market. He said officials were well pleased with the success so tar attained and that cumulative results were expected when congress enacts amendments to the law by which Criminal penalties can be imposed on profiteers and boarders. We hope the public will begin to reap the benefit of our efforts before long, Mr. Palmer said. For Instance, we are making progress In obtaining promises from shoe manufacturers as to fixing a limit beyond which prices shall not go. Propaganda which Is apparently n-wide, on the part of shopkeepers .seeking to induce purchases now on the pretext that prices will be materially higher next season, was condemned by Mr. Palmer as one certain thing which would make prices continue rising if heeded. His attention was called to advertisements in various papers stating straw hats, clotharticles ing and other should be bought before next years prices become effective. It is very unfortunate that some merchants take that attitude, and we have been studying the situation, the attorney general said. Extensive purchases now, .reducing the supply and increasing the demand, would make .their predictions come true, whereas we hope for a normal price level If the people do not stampede Into a buying hysteria. food-contr- natio- Inquiry Unveils Shipyard Graft. Seattle. Criminal proceedings are contemplated by the department of justice in a case growing out of government shipbuilding in Washington, according to testimony given by Howard G. Cosgrove, Seattle, attorney for the Emergency Fleet Corporation, at an Investigation being conducted here by a special house of representatives committee in shipyard expenditures. Replies to Mexican Note. Washington. The American governments reply to Mexicos protest against the dispatch of American troops into Mexico in pursuit of bandits who held two American aviators or ransom,' was sent forward August 27, it was announced at the state department. Officials declined to discuss the contents of the note, saying that it probably would be made public In Mexico City. Lenroot Offers Rail Plan. Washington. Unification of the railroads of the country into one privately owned system, with minimum earnings guaranteed, the " management shared by the security holders, public and employes, and with provision for sharing excess profits between the public and employes, is proposed in a bill introduced by Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin. of Miss Cavell Justified. Baltimore. Execution by the Germans of Miss Edith Cavell, the English nurse, which aroused the indignation of the allied world, was. in accordance with the laws of civilized warfare, according to a minority report of the committee on military law of the American Bar association, made public August 27, Shooting Public Curtails Meat Purchases. Chicago. A drop, of $1 a hundred pounds on the average for hogs, with tower prices for beef ctatle, at the stockyards Wednesday, was ascribed to several reasons, and partly to the general protest against the high cost of living. President to Come West. Washington. After weeks of uncertainty concerning the proposed trip, which will extend to the Pacific coast, y definite announcement was made that the president would leave Washington ns soon as arrangements could tie made. Weu-nesdu- 5 SCOTS DO HONOR TO YANKEE DEAD tbfdy v afore-mentione- Plot World Revolt old-tim- TURKISH BATH WEAPON Ill-cl- |