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Show KAYSV1LE AND LAYTON Exception to their Soldier Sons Ktysrille Opera House KAYSVILE AND LAYTON Reception to their Soldier Sons Kaysville Opera House - Saturday Evening, August 11, 1917 Saturday Evening, August 11, 1917 REACHES EVERY NOOK AND CORNER OF DAVIS COUNTY VOLUME XIII KAYSVILLE, MGS OF THE LAYTON AND FARMINGTON , UTAH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9 NUMBER 4 1917 - THE Announcement DAVIS , ROIL OF 0 I COUNTY DRAFT BOARD The quarterly conference of the North Davis Stake will be held at West Layton, in the grove adjacent to the meeting house, on Saturday and Sunday next, August 11 and 12, 1D17. We are SOLDIER SONS OF DAVIS COUNTY WHO particularly desirous that brethren and sisters will arrange to atHAVE ANSWERED THEIR The Davis eounty draft and ex- - field; Lester Herbert Gleason, Kays- - tend the Saturday afternoon sessions, the Priesthood at 12:30, finished board the Clarence ville; physical eraption McLatchie, Kaysville; and everybody at 2:30. COUNTRYS CALL men Louis Stagge, Kaysville; Elmer Burn- - - We are advised that some of the. examination of the eighty-fou- r will: be brethren leading .whowere called to fill Davis countyVham;Bountiful;nyrum SrDykVmarf, presenfTronTSalt Lake during the- conference. men for the na- - Woods Cross; Ray M. Hatch, Woods quota of forty-si- x Meetings will be held as follows: At Lagoon this afternoon the people of Davis countywill bid tional army, last night The result Cross; Jesse D. Barlow, Clearfield; SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS farewell to their soldier sons who have been called fojMservice In of the three days work has proved a Edwin D. Craycroft, Woods Cross. surprise to the members of the the war for democracy. The list includes the name of 110 valiant Saturday r!!.j as it will also to the people MenNow'Sho Wer Registered But Are 11:30 A. M. board Outside the State and for Meeting of Stake Presidency and High Council. young men and every portion of the countyis represented in of the county. Whom Transfers Have Been Sent: 12:30 P. M. High Priests' meeting and Stake Priesthood the list. men called, Out of the eighty-fou- r Levi Urban Barber, Farmington; meeting. Centerville Ward ; sixty-eigappeared for examina- 2:00 P. M. General Conference Session, West Bountfiul ; GoU rnkM,1red Layton: volunteered in varHlf8 tion, ten having XB. II. ROBERTS Sunday John EVAN TAYLOR , ious arms of the service and four be- - ff"MAdaI"9; TUyton: Bountiful; Le Conte Stewart, 10:00 A. M. General Conference Session in connection with LORIN F. RICH REX ROBERTS out of the state. Orders were e West School. Layton Sunday DON O. RICH LEONARD ROBERTS forwarded to boards to examine all aysvi i M. General Conference Session. 2:00 P. Men Who Failed to Pass the JAMES C. SMITH those outside of the state. Of the Single CLIFFORD ARGYLE 7 :30 P. M.Special meeting in charge of Y. M. and Y. L. M. I. A. " sixty-eigexamined, twenty-seve- n DAVID SMITH LEE CARTER failed to come up to the physical test MUSICAL SERVICES CLYDE WHITE HEBER HATCH of the Max Mayfield, Farmington; Stanley fixed by the surgeon-generThe musical has been DAVIOtlRANT the FRED DUNCAN following program arranged by phys- - Ross France, Farmington John Leo West army, thus leaving forty-on- e Choir and will be rendered under the direction of Layton WILLIAM PICKERING SIMEON BIRD ically .fit, a very high percentage. Ware, Layton; Franklin J. A. R. W. Richard choir leader; Sedgwick, EDGAR WAYMAN There were several rejections through Proudfoot, Kaysville; Charles R. South Bountiful: t Saturday, 2 P. M. lack of weight and it is probable that Parrish, Centerville; Orrin Walter j GLENN SPENCER CLARENCE HATCH those who failed through the lack of Wicker, Bountiful;.' Orvill William Opening Hymn, Earth With Her Ten Thousand Flowers, ELMER EVANS Choir and Congregation ROBERT HATCH a few pounds of flesh will again be Thurgood, Layton R. F. D.; Peter G. Choir East Bountiful Ward No. 1: WILLIAM HATCH given an opportunity to pass when Femelius, Ogden R. F. D. No. 4; Hymn, What Was Witnessed in the Heavens SisterAJosie Layton CAPTAIN C. R. MABEY the weather gets cooler and work on Uazen F. Adams, Layton; Leonard Piano Solo RAY HATCH Choir the farm less strenuous. The result Hill, Kaysville; Arnold Steed, Farm- - Hymn, "When Dark and Drear the Skies Appear FRED L. RAMPTON BHUEL PACE of the Examination is as follows: Sunday, 10 A. M. ington; Richard Floyd, Bountiful RUEBEN HEPWORTH LEWIS B. PARKINS One More Year Has Gone...:xA Hymn, W1 CLARENCE BURNINGHAM a1; MpkjIh. West Layton Sunday Schools and Congregation EDWARD CRAYCROFT Examination, Who Claimed MarLAMAR BARLOW MARTIN HOWARD" No Claims for Exemption: Hymn, Tis Sweet to Sing the Matchless Love....Sunday Schools ' riage Exemption: CHARLES BAUGHMAN James Henry Morgan, Layton; Music JAMES PRINGLE Nathaniel D. Clark, , Clearfield; Sacramental Wilford Morgan, Layton; Otto E. FRED G. BRIGGS-EUGENSisters Norma'Layton, Nora Phillips, Bessie Jenkins Trio.,......! W m Davtd Ward: Kaysville Woods West Of Naldr, La,ytn; Cross; Gilbert H. Fackerell, Layton Sunday School,, BANGERTER 'Vilham Duncan Clearfeld; Jesse Is Schools CURTIS H. the Wilcox, Farmington; Wallace Ash- TENNY Master, Tempest Hymn, Closing Raging....Sunday CONWAY BRYSON n ' Peiy LesUr OIy8vill!! down, Bountiful; Speros Melonas, 2 M. SIMPSON P. R. JESSE Sunday, OMER WADDOUPS Childs, Clinton; James C. Wright, t Farmington; Sidnes D. Worsley, Woods to Our Raise We .. GLEN CURTIS Thee. God, . Cross; William Owen Willey, Opening Hymn, ANDREW ARBUCKLE Farmington; Henry William Crosby, I Choir and Congregation HECTOR C. HAIGHT Layton; Ray, Ogden R. F. D. Parley CLIFFORD ARGYLE Farmington. No. 4; Parshall Terry, Clinton; Will- HymnAn Angel Came Down From the Mansions of Glory L. ROY CRAWLEY THATCHER WILLEY Choir Men Who Passed the Physical Exam- - iam F. Nance, Kaysville; Clyde Will- SWANGER DEWEY DAVID CALL Sister Zipporah Layton tattoo and Claimed Exemption aa iam Hansen, Layton; Otto Layton, Vocal Solo BARNES ARCHIE Choir Home Glorious STAYNER a WHITNEY Anthem, Jerusalem, My Kaysville; Reuben A. Green, Layton. BARNES CLEVELAND M. JASON BALDERSON It now appears that an additions; Sunday, 7 :30 P. Farmington; DAVID D. ROBINS. Clarence D. 'Moss, Woods Cross; list of at least three hundred names Opening Hymn, Softly Beams the Sacred Dawning Choir WILLIAM BUCKLAND Irvin LeRoy Earl, Ogden R. F. D. No. will have to be prepared in order to Girls Chorus ......West Point Ward WILLIAM FOXLEY .. GEORGE FREESTONE Sister Leila Wood 4; Merlin' WU Adams, Layton; John fill the quota of 46 which has been Piano Solo H. LESTER GLEASON ZRBEST ANDERSON : .... :...Sister Ruby Phillips Wooley Randall, Woods Cross; Frank exacted of Davis county. The lists Vocal Solo BARNES KEITH D. BENJAMIN DAY West Layton Ward Berry Muir, Kaysville; Henry X-- are now being made up and will be Trio JONES FRANK Choir Kendall, Ogden R. F. D. No. 4; Robert mailed as soon as possible. This list Hymn, Though in the Outward Church Below East Bountiful: H. Beezley, Sunset; George E. Bues, will be published in The Reflex next J. CLYDE BISHOP ALFRED T. FILL HENRY H. BLOOD, AMOS ODD Clinton; Alvin Sessions, Bountiful; week. DAVID PLANT EPHRAIM P. ELLISON, Clarence 1L Mayfield, Farmington;, The board has not yet taken action LEON ASHER CLAUDE JACOBSON William Johnston, Ointon; Wilford on the exemption affidavits, and for .FRANCIS H. NALDER, ' DR. C. S. GARDNER L. Summers, Clinton; Arthur H. Odd, that reason The Reflex is not able to LENARD DAY Stake Presidency. HAROLD BISHOP Kaysville; Wallace Richardson, Sun- - publish the complete list of those who CHARLES GARRETT ARNOLD M. BARNES 1 set; Hazen R. Page, ''Bountiful; Otto will be called for m'litary service, new plan after the guardsmen reach 'on the battle field. Besides this, the FRED GARRETT N. Smith, Centerville; Leo T. May- CLARENCE McCLATCHIE American Association of Fairs and their training camps. LORIN URE THOMAS field, Farmington; James S. NaUer, AMERICAN ARMY UNITS TO BE FERRIS THOMASSEN Expositions is endeavoring to secure ROBERT SESSIONS Layton;. James E. Nelson, Bountiful; EARL JARMAN REDUCED FOR for the speaking program ths RECEPTION FAREWELL E. J. KLEMPAW Atcha W. King, Hooper; Carl Beazer of persons of national disLAYTON AND KAYSVILLE ELLIOT BARTON WASHINGTON, August 8. A reJGreen, Layotn; Lewis P. Whitesides, C. Herbert DAVID R. EVANS tinction, Hoover, MEN of American army units, LOUIS STAGGE Layton; George H, Reed, Clearfield; organization Roosevelt, Taft, FRANK MOWRY which the division totaling At the Kaysville opera house, Sat- Premier Borden of David A. Kerr, Bountiful; William A. under ArchCanada, Ward: Farmington serof found WILLIAM for men FISHER the 28,000 Layton unwieldly people urday evening, McDonald, - Hooper; David L. HolSenator Hiram Johnbishop Ireland, ofis bid on European an wards will BYBEE D. vice and Kaysville ELVIN battlefields, brook, Hooper; James M. Hill, Lay-toJulius Kahn and West Layton Ward: abandoned for the continental unit of ficial farewell to the young men of son, Congressman JONES PARKER others invited are to Ralph Hamblin, Clearfield. being participate CLYDE BONE about 19,000 men has been ordered the three wards who have been called HOWARD PREECE in the fair programe throughout the Married Men Who Passed the Phjtoi by the war department EGBERT WALKER It to the service country. United States. It is not definitely HORACE STEED cal Examination Whose Exemption three the PARNELL GREEN Under the new plan a division will, will be remembered that determined which speaker will be asHOWARD SEARS Was Claimed by Wife Only; include only two infantry brigades of wards, Layton, West Layton and signed to the Utah State Fair. GILBERT CARLOS i FOSS RICHARDS Leslie P. Mortensen, Farmington. ' two regiments each, in place of three Kaysville, have raised a fund for the Besides these persons of national P. D. RENDER Men Who Passed the Physical Examtoken to each ROBINSON SHERMAN brigades of three regiments each un- purpose of presenting a will be number of a there of their men who enter the , service prominence, ination and Claimed Exemption as der the old system. Syracuse Ward: EDWARD ROBINSON government experts who will assist in a was selected token the and that of Aged Parents: Support other FELT SESSIONS organization changes Many the federal exhibit. FRANK ROBINSON v Orson James Davis, Hooper; Mur-ra- y are. made, including-- a material in- gold seal ring, and each man will re- explaining ROYAL RAMPTON From assursnces which come to the LEONARD BRIMLEY W. Cowley, Layton; George R. crease in the artillery and machine ceive such a ring. office State Fair from ARTHUR BARBER nearly every MYRON BIRD ' Following is the program for the Day, Bountiful. ' gun strength of each division. county, the agricultural and stock ex WILLIAM CAMPBELL MILLER STEED The cavalry regiment now included evening: Men Who Passed the Physical Examhibit for this year will surpass any . PAUL CARNEY Prayer, James IL Linford Sr. Ex- - in each division is detached, a new Oliver McDonald , - . ht A-in- g ht al E S 1 - n; - -o- f-their -- r ination and Claimed Industrial - Aemption: Jabez M. Draper, Clearfield. , - " - Men y Who Hare Volunteered Since Their Draft Numbers Were Drawn: Harold Woods Nelson, Clyde Cross; George A. Freestone, Clear- - " Addre88 Utah an officer of trench mortar battery is added and abandoned Battery. the old army corps plan, Address by United States Armj during the civil war, is again put in from Fort Douglas. Officer operation. Mrs. J. B. Cooley,. Solo, naThe sixteen divisions of the Ward Quartette, Song, Layton tional guard as now constituted will Burton and others. Eloise Quartette, be realigned in conformity with the Benediction. To conclude with dance. - SAM WILL EXIHBIT AT THE UTAH STATE FAIR UNCLE t The most unique and at the same time the most comprehensive state fair ever held in Utah will open Its gates in Salt Lake City on September 29 and will continue open until Octo-b6th. The uniqueness of this years exposition arises largely from the fact er s, 7? LAYTON AUTO CO. FORD AGENTS that the federal government at Washington will 'be one of the chief con- tributors. The government exhibit, will consist of all kinds of war material tkffibsr:"'ffrenadesrj:' torpedo,?" war planes,"' aeroplanes,' submarine' and warship models and all types of guns. A large area on the fair grounds will be devoted, to the construction of war entangletrenches and barbed-wir- e ments. . - There will also be a Red Cross exhibit of substantial proportions, including1 practically every known do vice for the alleviation of suffering I 'collected in Utah for Food Training Alidea home. has struck Camp one million been men have though called to the front, every loyal Utahn seems to realize that it is Die ninety-nin- e million back of the lines who must help the one million to win the fight. That the department of food admin istration at Washington appreciates the function of the various state faire in the country, is evident from Mr, Hoover's message: It is the solemn duty of everyone to study food efficiency at your great state fair. In addition to the above mentioned exhibits, there will be an elaborate with substantial speed program purses foY each event; not to mention a large number of entertainment features designed to rest the visitor as they view the' various displays. exhibition The ; PETER ALLEN Clearfield Ward: RALEIGH RICE LESLIE PALMER VIVIAN WILLIAMS ORLOW, BROWN MERL BENSON GEORGE FREESTONE GERALD McFERSON Layton Ward; DR. W. A. WHITLOCK LEWTS WHITESIDES VERN MORGAN CARL WHITESIDES West Point: EARL PATTERSON TIGHTENING UP ON DRAFT EXEMPTIONS In an appeal to the people to as ten tion of the government. For every sist the draft authorities in seeking local board a person has been designated who will receive information out the slackers and in making fair of such cases and take appeals to the decisions as to exemption applica- district board or inform the local Marshal General board. tions, Provost For this reason the public is enCrowder haa telegraphed the followto and to know the grounds upon titled instructions suggestions ing which claims for exemption or dia- -' Governor Bamberger: men all of names are The registered charge being asked by registered in order men. the on a list arranged WASHINGTON, August 8. Pre- are Local boards should therefore be diction that the next American in which they will be called for mili- M to"" make ift3UUed "lthtoediately ttwfpryt-mroaCwiOST enO o . to" local a available the press from day to day strengthen the Russian lines was made tered person Imposes upon in the Senate today by Senator Lewis board and improperly secures a cer- the names of persons claiming exof Illinois. "The next legions of our tificate of exemption or discharge he emption or discharges, the grounds on men to go forth, said he, will be advances the time of call of all other which such claims are based and, in to Russia to support the loyal Russ- uncalled persons on the list. general, the number of Cases that are For this reason every registered being disposed of by the ian armies now fighting under the fre.t principles cf our making. To these person and, to some extent, every day to day. This instrucCrn C i r.'t A shattered but struggling people we person in the community is more or apply, of course, to those C must go with food and supplies and less directly interested in seeing that on the ground of phyric'l the true facts are brought to the at- cation. also with cur men. -- - ' 1 |