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Show THE SALT LAKE TBIBUNE, SUNDAY MOILNINO, JANUARY 12 ' Hold His Soldier Help Real Gains, Is Rotary Plan Millions Use Method by Which Community Can With Returned lighter So He May Preserve' Fruits of His Military Experience Co-opera- te 4 ean:ice ti Eixause Papes Cold Compound relieves cold or grippe misery in a few hours Really wonderful ! t community The plan is described lu the current Issue of the UoUiUn, the official monthly magazine of the International Association, of Rotary Clubs, pc hitched at Chicago, in the following arurle written by AUta D, Albert, a put president ) of future wrefjre qf the men th personnel By ALLEN D. ALBEUT. of the' urniy, navv and marine r'ke for boards F tVre Hull t furtlwe s. the federal botrd for vocational-educatioany troops vf t e 1 ril cd elate pile employment servk.e of the vi her on lire slou. J thing It prola- department of labor, tna mw la employt bureaus of the shipbuilding and te the manifest advantages of ment other boards, the commissions on trainwifi rnov the govtraining military otfi-activities, and ao on ing tamp r ernment to the benefit of at Uve Th tv is that the returned Indiaortic to tho new re rulta from tear lo vidual d'fflru uniform would rattle about bein ar, so that tee jiofiortions of our na- tween these bodies as. before the war, lie r subetehr rattled about between the peace-tim- e tional cask of adiurlimnl tlally tlioae of tui eutne present enroll-- a agencies t a rt hermore, the plans of ent. these bodies wdri be lessened tn value. If The Rrilit-empire fares the earns not muturfliy unless they problem Ut the tame nr gt eater propornr held In efficient relationship to each tion a b Hbd other an active authoritative I Jmta-- v 1, ut th n 'rturc, almost head elueive y m institution of tie (idled Mv dirt definite protHssal 1. tnerefore, am! Stales tie Itiltjsli ( midi e- - "i'll that the rtliefi dlrnto-- s of Interlor Roafv lu ifiilia. Vorto national Hoturv Pious al our lure ruliicRs to the president. Jtieo and I ruyirav, wo have our distincIn the name of lne Rotary clubs of the tive life aa an inslttht'oii in the two Lnltod of hope lies, an prmt republican countries that speak that he will rim, runt expresktou a board -- made up fen Uh. of the chairmen of several boards, or conk for Nrlmer govemmsnt will of the , membership of the comho It Sat it to sisting hemes of absntptiou. missions pn training camp activities, or t.i training of our Anerlcin troop to correlate ,tn an advisory otherwiseOut of the undigested plane, rivalries and the plana, local and national, for Instil u lions, and the inexperience even capacity the return of the troops to civil life. of tu most thoughtful, innm piogiem that has worked admirably, Opportunity to Serve. Rotarv now has a committee on the Hope for Leadership. of returned aoldler and sailors. 1 his commute This Is mv bnpc in the present situa- employment has seemed to tion that Rotary mar provide the lead- regard chleflv the wounded and Invalided man. This tendency la a response to the ership a tiff the influame to work a value In the return of th army emphasis put upon that limited proh'em end navy and marine corps to civil life, by offil isls of government rather than Before. I discuss this liope. I think 1 th origin U proved of hall man Bradv. this proves to be the ought to suggest that the Rotary club I hop slnce-elof th I ruli'iT'tle should leave to the esse. faced with u Because we ar and th British problem well within 60,000 invalided jfcriarv clubs of course mm for whom p,otrv must make every Ikies th determining of Rotary t. a to ths returned soldiers of their exertion needed, of course, but .providMe ought to with them ing for them will leave many times more in every way desired, to b sure, but this than 60,0ht) others who will merit and la a problem with distinct national require attention Bv our membership plan. Rotary Is conterhm; and if Rotary lias any special usefulness ft solving It. she can work spicuously able lo sign the Held of Most helpfully, 1 am sure, within nationand thus aerve the government al boundaries locating returned men. This ability Our government now has several boards is obvlousiv an opportunity to serve. I or bureau whose activities reach to the fsel tnat we shall all be grievously dis n, (O-p- For Colds it of busmen and prwftMcioaal (Eotary, the noted International orsanlztuton -s U he welfard. el the Midi?, men, which has taken so keen and active an iu vrhea he has a plan to help him hold the real galue of Lii military returns to civil life. This plan contemplates that the community ahall help the with the soldier to help him preserve these good fruits snd oiso itself realise the value to It o f the returned soldier. Don't stay or nose relieves sick headache, dullness, feverishness, t e throat, ' sneering, soreness and stiffness. is the i'apea told (ompound eosta and quickest, surest relief known, only a few cent at drug stores. It act without assistance, tastes nice, and causes no incouveuience. Dont accept a substitute. Insist on 'Papes ( Advertiaameut-- i nothing ylse. stuffsd-up- ! Quit blowing and snuffling! A. dose of 't'f'apeg . Cold Compound taken every two hours until three doses are taken will end grippe misery and break severe cold either in the head, up fhest, bodv or limbs. Jt promptly opens clogged np novfrils and air passages; stops nasty discharge f-a- ' 1 t--t - eorre-eiKMidl- y rtls-t-lc- 10, 1019. appointed If Rotary does no.t accept that oppoituntty. But employment Is only one of the nsd of the returned man phase in uniform, As a type he lias been greatly strengthened by hla service. Th exception are so few as to be entirely unimportant. Those of ii who know the service have been thrilled as we have com to realize how muih has bio wrougot for thes men byjthelr ml'llary strv ico In bodv, mind anY spirit. The question u &ts Itself on oar notary club provide the leader-rjkt- p to establish a local commission on absorption of returned soldiers, sailors and marines Into the civil We oi Us community. . I lease note that I do not recommend that Rotary should tie the commission, or that the commission should be In anv sesas a Rotary Institution. I feet that the great, nted Is that tui h commissions should be organized, and I know that there is no hope of obtaining uh an Adequate service acorri.ns to a uniform plan w Ithout a leadership tnat is disinterested and Influential This local commission should have the it character. highest governmental should include the major or his more active representative, a representative ot the chamber of commerce, representatives of th Rotary club, the Klwani club and other similar bodies; a suffl-cierepresentation of tha local colelementary legiate, secondary and schools; a sufficient representation of th local recreational Institutions, particularly those w hit h have been active In the on training work of the commission camp activities the Y M. O. A. the K. of C the Jewish Wefare board, the American Recreation association or local recreational organization the locaj libraries, and so on, e sufficient representation of tl'W organizations tbst can work wttn the girl phase of the problem, particularly the Y. W. C. A , the Uirls Patriotic leagues and the women clubs; and. lestlv. and of great importance, an from tne several adequate representationbodies of the comclerical or ministerial munity. State t tv coq-silen- v: Io w dare.-re- s .j fall short of Amerlian arnl an earnest to keep that gain for the good striving of tho republic and ail iiuiuanlLyf I do not bellev American Hotarlana either dar or desire to do has thaintieir best to keep that gain. y The only way to keep It is to continue soldier's civil life th agencies that have proven so wonderfully beneficial to ldm In his military life. In other words, there must be more of than we have known heretofore In our municipal Institutions of health, education, recreation and religion. If we cannot obtain It. we mutt lose a great part of th ambition, the new spirit, the cleanness of living, that have mado ouc troops th mevl of thwe war In do Whatever thes premise nfust be kept rightlv related to the governin th of funda- mental necessity Whatever w do fuither must after th fireworks have been set oft and the cheering ha died down. Definite Objectives. Whatever w do, finally, must be alone The service of this commission shoJld eduby developing existing Institutions of cation, recreation and religion i at her not be "to help tae soldier boy who ha then by attempting to create new ones Heaven forbid 1 It is to come borne. bpeclflually. I would have each United with him on the ground that the community real zes hi aaeet value to th eominunlfv. The definite objectives are thee A. Employment. That the professional man, tho man returning to a lob kept secure for him, the man of abundant shall not he bothered resourcefulness, with the nostng-l- n of other personsbe That lost available technical aklll ahatl not That local through lack of emplovment. piffling shall not Interfere with the federal board for vocational education. That the general workman shall know of the That particuopenings for his services lar labor need shall he brought to the the tendency That men. attention of tee of the weaker men to He back on the attentions of misguided picturesque charitv may be nipped In the bud. of It. Education. That the vatu life may be further education In tha of Illiterates Thousands continued. uniform of the I nlted States hate to do more than read and write have been Thousand of hov foreign-bor- n find write It. At to speak English taught the very least, the ediwational authorities must arrange to ronlinu thl education. If th local s hoot e sterna have not the funds to establish special school ss such schools are needed, they must be be given the monev.. The library must -s who brought In touch' wih other bonew habit of a reading have acquired The higher Institutions while In camp ainiplv must not deseft those bovs who have been working upward through the special courses provided in camp. he.-do-ne I Positively unprecedented are the values presented. Regardless of whether the former price of theQat, Suit or Dress was $35, $45, $55, $65, $75, or. more, choose it Monday at, Special, nt Preserve Tried Agencies. ment's program as a matter Choice- - of - the - House Sale 0 0 at p been-taug- T.if In the C Thysi'al development uniform has icmadc mobt of our 760,000 of men Thcv have paired million in weight They breathe deeply. They know for They have new color the first ttm In iheir adult experience the fulness of health They living beIt would be ings tn th w hol word u It wkhed to aacrth-- such gain a new ranee of apt tnesa for the But if we sr families of tomorrow not to sacrifice It, wc must give new l s ippoi t to our health offices, we must have general plav we must make these bovx understand that e Ptrgngest men and women of the rqnmiuc'tv look to them to keep up the beautiful fnn of their ramp life 1 These men fcpir.twal development of the have admitted th chapans a new vrim. navy and marine corps intd on a new taken have fellowship They serlouenes' In a way wholly beyond the understanding of manv church people thev have advamed mto a new- - relation to te g on without foreclosing humor out Thev have become acof their lives customed to datv touch with a pastor. Here t? a gain ro Roarian will be willlost to the nation. Yet the ing to have keeping of It will require all the manliness of the finest men In our re"glus Jhe denominaministries and, somehow the need tions must be broig-t'to- l or filing ihe gait laused hv The good-b- v o' t n t liap'aln jtnvouch the lomtng fi t naplain for each of of a these Seen who shall rival the army pastor In d gnltv fehow sh'p, sympathy and . religions Spring Models Not Included s The Garments Involved Include Regular and Stout Sizes Both . Tricolettc Dresses Charmeusc Dresses berge Dresses Dresses Chine Crepe-dGeorgette and Combination Dresses Velour Coats Silvertone Coats Bolivia Coats Broadelotli Coats Tricotine Suits Broadcloth Suits - 'elour buits ' Silvertono buits (Sizes 16 years to 52 bust.) Physical and Spiritual Needs. AM PICO (Pianoi iiQ, V SkfHvduciruj lio-m- n- -e A Shoe Special Two-Da- y ts the Instrument That lo-a- 1 Godowskys Encore of the sensations of the Metropolitan ronerrt boason vas the Liotlowsky Ampfo Out 'it aJ. At tins oxtraonimary the Ainph-th th bkeplu ism lllh'al dlbhetlfri of liillvi-- f uis anil miMr ,y rc lo lltrco of ( oi o it spiii J i, '! loti, i Sr 1 S II' ( Ii s ill i ss pilMMPC: the i lia' r i't lo s I in, ii i nisi v I F .0 11! tif'H a P riil1 is' iul' It r - , ' in the pivatost of all fortoa, tho Ohickering. You may hare Ihc suporb ('Inokrrmg tono, and tho loui'h Chiokcrmg for tinuiipairod tbidutoly hand plating. oi ri pru li inerl ans are mov ei p.aver-fi'to keep all this- - the induetrlous-nes- s tne ambition, the new phv steal uov ii r and eeanres the finer spiresoonalv eness. tha military itual ojr that the tellev s ha- - evoked H It ofiVr gp.r-innwit great poorer men sv I believe that rt 0 ketn e tag r lit keep it do i ot fear f.vl ure be vise people What 1 fear Is t iat we will i oi inre s a err to fafiure because tit-- is bei no lc.i). alse Institutions strive v a h other be suse men will beef- la m speak vout t e high purpose of liecaue the t mid will sav Her o o a h oihe1 with wise nodding of their heads 'I don t see how we can do ary-- t What I want to sep is ii it DTtial a ' i igll e definite plan l.otiiv i tin show, the way to something i , an provide l ru leadership it i iu pan if she hersaif lack fo (0inc and u'on Jo r v i 1 e I ta-l- reasonable Mini down and frimotif lih installments Hid liberal allottaneis for pi arms m ext hange n -t tuned i piano Co CHICKRING 44 West 2nd South St SALT LAKE , 2472 Hudson Avenue, OGDEN, UTAH. s te i de-'nl- I 8onie Food for Thought. everywhere arp beginning to "! tliat if pars to bnv mpdicines ri trnil have an established reputation as are most trustworthy and most thi Chamberlain's tough no, ruiaUe - one of them. Rv It ha leeu ta "d ue for almost half a lentnry. From a sma'l beginning its sale and use ha to all parts of the United Bates Mien and th manv foreign countries. Jt a trial von hsve a rough give c anl nvl'-- for v ourself what, an excelFor sale hv all lent neiii.no iS is. ( Ad' toslere J rOS; $8.00 Womens $5.00 Womens Colored Kid Boots Patent Leather Boots $5.85 $ 2.98 Women's brown, gray, fawn or blaek kid boots, made on new si vie lasts, with Goodyear welt sewed soles and leather, Louis, Cuban or military heels; 9 inch lace Btyje, with cloth tops to match tamps. Over twenty five different models in this lot. For Monday and Tuesday only ' For Monday and Tuesday, Auer bachs will place on sale aU pat8 button or lace boots with doth kid tops that sell up to $5.00, wift light oy heavy soles, on styW lasts, with Cuban or Louis All sues. On sale Monday M CJ and Toesday at hJ (Auerbachs Main Hoof.) i ! ! . HOME OF THE U 111 - H e bib-w- 1 j til an lie o m Rotary Can Lead. And finally you have the AMPICO by means of w,hioh von may hear at will the best interpretations of the greatest i Ampuo Reproducing Piano is installed in our demonstration room. Come in and hear it play it for your- "T tvil-h'- tt Imdi An sell f-- hate a plat ri piano will play any hs note im1, to tthndi ton may impart tour own interpretation. A MONDAY AND TUESDAY 1 - Curtains A special bargain on a quantity of very fine quality imported Curtain Laces, in tho popular panel effects. The most economu al curtain lace in the country. t may be out any desired width at the specially woven intersection without breaking the 510 inches wide. pattern. Selling all over the country at $4.00 per Bpecjal yard. bargain ht, wUS per panel d or-co-ld ertsement.) Open Forum to Meet. E Jones will dismiss th Animal Instincf subie.-tof at th ripen Edrum, this evening at 8 .Thee mee'.ng are held at rh eople s hau tn the Maoklntosh buildTemple treet. ing, iCxs ivouth Pr-- f - Jtarcu n r-t- "et $1.50 z. $2.70 28-o- z. 80e bottle glass high neck, long and ankle length, or Dutch sleeve and ankle length-cia- l Vs-pi- nt fi $2.20 (Auerbach's tin--q- 3: - Mam Floor) JRsj 45-in.Embroider) nart size ff Children's' Union Suits Sizes 12 to 1, st 96- size $1.40 tin size si.c: at. ... SI.GO glass tin net-bo- at $1.69. Ouf sizes RRft bottl- e- SliSf Two styles glass z. 52.75 size 54.50 size r 1 Ladies Union Suits at 4-o- z. 16-o- A special bargain table will be. loaded on Saturday with some extraordinary values in high grade Filet and Bungalow Curtain Net, 36, 40 and 45 inches wide. "4 alues to 65c yard. Big bargain at, OSi per yar4, Fifth Floor) (Auerbach 0 Pure Italian Oii'e Oil, made from the. first pressing only. 0o bottle 25C glass 90o bottle ACa U Curtain Nets 39c yd. Knit Underwear Monarch Olive Oil t rtifi rt t n i V m ,r iti w si Flouncings,38c)f Made of Organdy and Values to $1.2''. (Auctb'h's Min Floor) |