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Show THE SALT LAKE TIilBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 23, 1920. 10 and talented California girl, who hat met alth great aucreaa In the east. Mr. Mark bringe with him a very beautiful set of a country club. Hs plays golf upon tha stage and Introduced an exceptionally clover golf singing and dancing number. will P Ethel Clifton, autlior-artreapear In one of her dusen stage successes, a surla "Diamond Cut Diamond." It prise playlet having to do with underworld Ufa and crooks, Tha Interest la well sustained to the last moment, and Miss Clifton's acting la nothing short of wonderful. Cooper and Ricardo, Mag O. and Irene, ofier "Ah, Ulmme the King," a decidedly entertaining comedy skit. Miss Ktcardo la an eccentric comedienne of the type and Mr. Cooper is an sxcetlent s, Wilbur Mack Is Headliner t in Two It Company and Other Actt Loom Well , There are any number of Rood thing! of, the vaudeville atage in atore for of the Orpheum with the new bill owning Wednesday night and, all in all, thCa latest offering should bear favorable comparison with any of the season. 'Ilbur Mark, whose clever, refined and ordinal acting ha established him firmly In 'the good graces of Orpheum audiences and who hak been remarkably sueressfu as; an nuthor of bright, wlttv and unusual playlets and musical comediettas, htwdllncs the new lull in hia latest "Two Is Company." He has the support of an excellent company, which Miss I.ouls Holly, a beautiful IneJudea sue-rea- s, toil. Irving Newhoff and Dode Phelps have decked themselves out In a William B. FYledlander ad that revels In nifty sinning. It Is tailed "Fragrant Tunes From tl,e Carden of Melodv and la a perfect gem of songland. with two of the stages real artista. The uverseaa Girl. Helen "Smiles" Davis, the Idol of the boa In the. trenches, will appear In "Types, Past and Present" Those who follow things theatrical will recognise in Miss Davis ona of the most charming of vaudeville entertainers, with an act very much worth ahlle. fhe three Stewart aiaters aoe dancers who dance. They are Cordelia, Jean and Emmie, with laughing legs, so to speak, Ihev are all delightful and decidedly Frank Wilson, the original steppers cyi ling genius, performs marvelous feats awheel with perfect ease and grace. and Topics of the Day complete tha bill. I Kin-ogra- Urges Members to Bear in Mimj the Influence Their Exert Will Opinions i NEWPORT, R. I. May 12. Rear Admiral Charles H. Plunkett, commander of a destroyer squadron, enlivened the gradof the naval war coluation lege by a brief addresa In which he aswas not only deserted that the mobilised. but alnvost demoralised. He Indorsed views expressed by Rear Admiral Rims regarding the responsibility of naval ofilcors and the great Inlluence that their opinions might exert upon the civilian population In war times. Rear Admiral Kims, president- - of the naval war college. In his addresa, said that, barring a very few cases, "our navy personnel not only responded to all requirements, but exceeded our most san exdr-cise- a ny STARTS MONDAY guine expectations In the endurance, seal and loyal inltlatlva they displayed In the world war." "Thla applies. he adds, not only to the the forces in the war gone, but to nevy In general, and particularly to the of skillful and handling very Intelligent the transport aervlces In effective coabroad." forces operation with the lie urged the member of the class to explain to the officer under their command the great Influence they might exert "for good or for evU" upon the civil population in war time. lie aald It waa natural that some officer should express opinions upon the conduct of the Isle war, and that these opinions later appeared "in many' grotesquely mistaken editurlals criticising the strategy and conduct" of the army and nary, "usu-all- y based upon tha exprsansed authority Of 'expert a.' " Admiral Klma said that during the war he received many letters of critti Ism from leading member of the government," naval officers and civilians. He said lbs most disquieting feature was letters trom civilians "stating that a naval officer had told them of the various fatal mistakes being made In the conduct of the war." 'One regrettable result of the erhe Said. roneous Information cliculated was the paying of many millions of Insurance against loss at aea. bombardments of coast clflea and even bombing of Inland cities " Admiral Kims said thla condition could have been greatly minimized If each officer had realized that he did not have the necessary Information to foim a Just opinion and had had the courage, when asked questions, to say "I do not know." club will conduct an Intensive advertising campaign throughout tha entire country by means of motion pictures and pubThe department of the inlic lectures terior will cooper st e with the club, and tha Union Pacific and the Oregon Short Line railroad will give the organisation every possible assistance. to Iteelis the pur- g Ipsa pose of the organisers berelnfore attempted by any of the the slate In the matter of advertising exnatural resource and .opportunities a a'Ate. within for settlers isting Governor Davla, who hadMieen choaen aide to attemporary chairman, not being to the club tend Hi person, sent a mean the organization la arousing stating that of enthusiasm among people a great deal who would beost Idaho and, Under the club's able leadership, will highly Increase Former Idaho's walih and population. Governor Frank R. Gooding sent a similar message The following persona were elected to the board of directors: R. C. Meredith of Buhl, B. O. Bennett of Jerome. Carl Tltua of Rupert, W. C. I Arsen of Paul, C. of the department of th Interior at Washington, E. M. Kennedy of K. Tuggle of ldsho Falla, V. Blaikfoot, Frank W. Turner of Kexhurg. Mr. Pmoot of Kt. Anthony and John Q. R.liarta, secretary. any-tilin- Snake River Valley Organization to Immediately Start Publicity Campaign. PAUL, Idaho, May 21 Last night the organization meeting of tha Snake River Valley Community club was held at Paul, with nearly all of the cities and towns In the valley, extending front Buhl on the outhwet to Kt. 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