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Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 31, 1927. i ii mr if nrm nun itthtti iiviviivtv ( Westcta? fy Mosque of Omar TRAVELER TURNS SWIFT REEL FOR Which coffee GRANDTOUR FILM , truly the .most economical? is Flashing Sketches Reflect Mood as Varying the Scene Reviewed. WORLD CRtnrJTTJ LOO H. AppL FuMihrt; Brothers, Nw York. the moot economical of good coffee Harter and btcrourinr number of world cruisers has brought is logical qusnoa many Toluroea to act as guides , to future travelers, memory props to f fV those returned, and carriers of vicarious pleasures to Interested 80 this new log carries on Its cover the promise that It aats down Just what the eye sees, the mind thinks and the imagination feels on a trip sround the world countriea. philosophies, religions." difficult and great task Indeed, to perform and so the reader can overlook the failure In aoma parts of what in many ways is a very readable book. The publishers' preface explains Iks author's point of view as follows: "The impressions vary greatly, of oourse. In America they depict the tight and gay heart amid the marvels or nature. In the Orient they are subdued by the problems of the yellow race softened by the sadness of the earthquake in Japan, influenced by the troublesome conditions in China. In India they are misted In mysticism the world-ol- d quest f In the Ifoly Land they show the Inspiration of the Jiving Christ who, dead, yet livsth. In Greece and ?? Egypt they reflect the glory of human art and culture. Yet always they are actual impressions what ons traveler The Dome of the Bock venerated alike by Jew, Moslem and saw and felt." Illustration from Joseph H. Appels A World Cruise Log.' FOLLOWS SUN'S ROUTE. The cruise begins at New York and follows the sun to Havana, through those of the religious lif- - there, and given in detail, and the fascination this the Panama canal and on to Califor- one of the most Interesting features home of ancient civilization has for nia. Then the author tells of a trip of the book is the brief resume of the thoughtful traveler is well defined. tnland and describes the wonders of the important faiths of this country Quoting from Professor Rufus Jone of Grand Canyon of Ariaona, Yellowstone We cannot hop to understand the Haverford college, the author points and Tosemlte. The Pacific Islands mjstictsm of the different religions out h&t on this trip one visits the charm ths cruisers and then the which so mightily influence the lives three cities that have .meant most to fragile beauty of Japan holds their of India s countless thousands, but it' the world "Jerusalem, Athens snd attention. The author sums up bis is worth while to know something of Rome Jerusalem represents the heart. their history snd power as it is here Athena represents the mind Roms impressions of Japan in the sentence, "Thus ever and given. The final impression left is represents the will Jerusalem ever idealism struggles with realism, set forth in this one sentence: "One us religion. Athens gave ns art gave and Rome gAVe us the basis keeping the balance of tranquillity, has great respect for Brahmanism in philosophy. its purity, for Jainism in its sanctity of law and government." which Is the basis of all happiness." in its broad tolAfter visiting China and being Im- of life, for Buddhisrn Throughout the book novel points of erance and moral ' teaching, for the view and clever comments on things pressed with its troubles, Mr. Appel concludes, "The Chinese are great in- Parse way of Ilf, evn for Moham- seen are given by "the Lady" who dividualists but poor nationalists. In medanism because of its one God, but enjoys the cruise with the author. the modern fanaticism and superstiHer insight and sense of humor make thig they differ from ths Japanese, who are Just the reverse. The result is tion of Benares is a stench in the nos- them an interesting addition. that the Chinese make their owa way, trils of civilization which must be Any traveler will recognise the difas Individuals, in all countries of the radicated before India shall be re- ficulties encountered in an attempt to world, always growing rich by their deemed." set down this vast amount of widely own initiative and industry, but falling The next high light of the trip Is different material and still retain the to build up a strong fiatlon. The Jap- ths visit to the Holy Land, and here old principle of unity. So the reader anese, on the other hand, build up a a feature Is the quotations from the will find pleasure In the book, but will great nation through their solidarity Bible, which are the ones a devout not get many very definite impresand the leadership of the highly, edu- traveler would like to have at hand sions because of lAck of unity. The cated classes when visiting this home of Christ. formal manner which would prove tireThe day in Athens is ths last one some is studiously avoided by the au- Impressions of India are, of course, You keep the coffee. -- thought-challengi- Proven Results in Arthritis Dear Mr. Wtlshirc: The arthritis which I had in my hands has entirely disappeared, thanks to the WH'A'CQ. MRS. MARIE EUGENIA MORSE, 731 .West 18th St., Los Angeles. Gentlemen: I had arthritis in both hands far about 10 years. Having heard of the JON'A'CO, I decided to try it: My arthritis cleared up wonderfully after taking three C. SPEAR, 438 Hearst Avetreatments. nue, San Francisco. 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Her book is called "The Pacer1 and deals with the career of a young woIn man wno had been high school, bat whom necessity compelled to go to work in a factory of going on into the university, "'o escape to a fuller life, she marries the factory owner, and soon theresituation after ths husband-love- r "pace-make- r" grandest-symphon- - WORDS AND MUSIC By STODDARD A FRIEND Copyright by The neighbor laughed because I cried When my dear little greyhound doggie died, Cut I don't care Some doga era more than human, They'rj braver always true More knowing and clever,1 A staunch friend forever, Forgiving whatever you do.' They dont ak questions, And don t wink at your back, hut keep on loving you more Tor whatever virtues you lack. So I don t It's not the shape of the outer shell. But the spirit within by which you car, tell A friend. MERLINO CLYDE, Nephl, Utah. - 1 "Once a Clown, Always a Clown," is the title under which DeWolf Hopper, mostly widely known possibly of any comedian on the American stage, has detailed Incidents of his theatrical life over some forty years. The genial comedians reading. entertairing been in . TO ONES CHILDREN INCOME TAX TIME. AT Dear lifts heads, tousled and tossed In slumber, There ,n your cribs. Indifferent to fate. Two (thus I muse), two Is so small a number Why could It not bo six, or oven eight? From fiscal woe you are" your dads redemption Each of you means 400 bucks exemption. TVho would not bo surrounded by a bevy Of laughing Infants riotous In play? Tllnk of the wee. Inconsequential levy A man so fortunate would have to pay! are three typical Westclox HEREeverything thats true and they stand trustworthy, j Wherever time governs the activities of children and grown-up- s, Big Ben,. Baby Ben and ; Pocket Ben can be relied on,, Stores everywhere have them and a variety of other Westclox sizes and models. Prices' .50 to $4.50. You may have them plain, or with luminous dials that tell time in darkness and in daylight. The name Westclox is on every dial as a guide to you in buying. t WESTERN CLOCK COMPANY La Salle, Illinois LODGES 1 B. A. Y. Salt Lake hcmcetead Ne. 1232, B. A. Y will celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of the order Tuesday evening. February 3, In the Moose hall, 161 South Second East street. Members and their families are cordially to Invited attend. nlng, February 3. at 1 o'clock. Inltla The hoy wonder" drummer. Master tlon and a business will bs held. Kenneth Bradford, wa. on th. program during th. evening and received Auxiliary camp 4PFS, Royal Neighbors of Amer,a. will meet Wednes- much applause. Crescent council No. 1764, S. B. A., day evtnlng, February i, In 8. B. A hall, 12.1 A South State street. A short will hoid a card party, Instead of hard-tta tuslness followed by sesslm, meetlrg, Monday night, Next Mon K. OF P, social and dance, will b. held, day night, February T, a regular Th esquire rank was conferred on to which the public Is invited. meeting will be held, when! the W. J. Juilen, M. L. Towsa and Clarclass of candidates will be S. B. A. ence Kwalneton at Wednesdays coninitiated. Calanthe-Myrtof vention lodge No. Utah council No. 1519, S. B A- held of Pythias. 1, Knight W. B. A. Among the meeting on Friday night and visitors were L. J. Oehror, of Chis- regular Banner review No. 11, W. B.' A , arranged for an anniversary class holm, Minn., and C. R. Halstead. It Initiation next Friday night. February will hold regular meeting at K. of P. Is expected to confer the knight rank 4. Visitors from Bingham council and hall Friday, February 4, at 8 oclock. at the next Convention. The enter- Pueblo. Colo., were present at this tainment committee also has an- meeting. A feature of PYTHIAN. the evening nounced' a spread Ifor that evening, was a surprise upon District ManHermfon Temple No. 8, Pythian Bisto which all visiting brothers are ager George W. Duffy, In honor of ters, met Friday night and Installed his bhthday. A literary and musical . new officers. Following s social hour, program was rendered and dainty re- - I a grab bag affair was held. Refresh N. O. W. freshmen t served. Dancing followed. ments were served. Brothers W. L. Woodbine circle No. 41, N. of W at a meeting held last Wednesday nlgi't, installed the following of- f.- cere. Tesora Allen, past, guardian; Ethel U lillamron. guardian neighbor; Ruth Wilson, advisor; Ellen Hyland, magician; Agnes Beses. captain; Kate Collett, attendant: Nella Flicker, outer sentinel; Bessie Van Bewater, muInner eentlnel; Dores Conley, sician; C. M. Flgby, clerk; L. W. Par sons, banker; Ed eon A. Porter, Edith Harrison and Catherine Danensnn, managers, and Elisabeth A- - Porter, l. -, i Weatherby, John Adamt, James Lovd,' J. E. Funkland, G. E. Evans attended. Fridan night, February 11, a card, party for Knights and ladles, wlU be held. Bring your friends. r District No. 1, I. O. O. be given. CLUB IS ENTERTAINED.,, MALAD, Idaho, Jsn, 39 - Mra Hy-ru- m J. Hanson entertained the Lite erary club Saturday afternoon at hep home. , Light that earns its salt correrondent. Silver Maple circle lOT, N. of W Installed the following officers last Past guardian, Alta Friday Fmlth; guardian neighbor, Elisabeth Htleffelda; advisor, LUIle E. Burge; clerk, Susan M. Free: banker. Mary K. Baer; attendant, Bessie Norman; magician. Kata Dunkln; captain of guards Louise Odell; musician, MarRag bearer, Irene Nel garet eon; Inner sentinel, Agne Harkwell; cuter sentinel, Rebecca Stanford; correspondent, Mollis Schonert; man. g.- ra, Nora Arnold, Margaret Clegg snd Clara Cain; Installing officer, Harriett Graham; first deputy grand representative, Mollle Schonert; see ond deputy, Margaret McFall; third deputy. Minnie Barrett Alta Smith wa presented with a past guardian There were presentations Jewel. of flower end tokens or remembrance te other officers. A program followed. Circle 101 meet every Friday night at I. O. O. F. hall. AU neighbors Dividend In the form of increased production! Just install Graybar lighting equipment in your factory or office, and watch the efficiency of your whole force go up. A fact. As witness, one firm put in better lighting and increased production We stock lighting equipment. up-to-da- te 25. cravsaa yao SymM tf ORIOLES. The jAdles auxiliary of the Oriole meet for regular meeting Wednesday ntght at 8 o'clock in th Moose ball, 141 South Second East streeL , -- . .om . - Um. Lam HUU! rise Wuuk n. Den, r. xoitoir co 4 a. Salt Late City, Utah. G S s. n.M Authorized Distributor THE IONA COMPANY 1. KwWe 0 SMd Waikingvoa . Hiwtoaa, iM V CnWr . t fifth! AEBEKAH. Veteran Rebekah association wlU give ths annual lunchson Thursday. February 17. at Shay's cafeteria. For reservations caU Hyland 1164-Th Waa. T788., - An.. OrUa, Utah. St, Trm, Utah. 1 02. 1 m: k j i'h , R. N. OP A. Royal Neighbors Of America, Salt Lake Valley camp No, 8978, will meet m regular session In K. of P. hall,-S- i South State stcest Thursday eve-- F., will lipid a stag card party Tuesday night at 8 80 o'clock in the I. O. O. F. halL AH Odd Fellow ars Invited. Prises Will - 111 Visit us today. 'I M, V. The Museo Vevees will hold A meet-I- ng In I. O. O. F. hall, Friday evening February 4. at 3 p. m. AU members are urged to be present. welcome. ir.iii W-r-- w its a question of Time Westclox can be relied on dollars! A Russian scientist and hla discovery of a new element are dealt tttth by F. Chenhalls Williams In his novel, "The Inner Number," which n and Company are to Longmans, This remarkable pubUsn in March. is discovery given to the world through a "thought wireless," constructed by the scientist, which Is supposed to record the thoughts of any person whose "innes number" can be obtained. If the novelists' dreams come true, what a world this will be to. live lol Gr-e- LINES KINO 8pokMman-Rovt- Whenever Apprised of twins, the happy parent hol'trs: Joy to the world! That means 100 ABOUT BOOKS AND WRITERS In many other ailments, the has produced timilar results. It may do so in your case. At least it costs you nothing to find out You will not it LAlfO J. KOSTOS 00. M r.tnhaag. K., Ball aimnuunnuiunymnunmuf thor, but his style Is not clever enough to hold Interest throughout. Many questions which would most naturally arise are entirely neglected, some trifles are magnified and rather vital points are either overlooked altogether or dismissed very vaguely, and so there is a rather noticeable lack of perspective. Bohun Lynch Is the author of "A which this History of Caricature." company has Just published. Included In the volume are some twenty reproductions in collotype, and twelve reproductions In line from the work of the most famous caricaturists from Leonardo da Vinci down to Max Beer bohm ol the present day. Announcements mad By the Little, Brown house Include a volume of Balkan Sketches: An Artist's Wanderings In the Kingdom of the Serbs, by Lester G. Hornby, who Has but recently returned from thla part of the world. Elghty-on- e in Illustrations color or In drawings are Included, among them old pinite seaports, Roman ruins, fairy Adriatic islands colorful Turkish villages. This Is scheduled for February 11. Early In March Is promised a new novel from the pen of Owen Johnof "The Salamander son, autnor The Wasted and Generation," numerous other Successful books, in- - -- Come in and take a Eosema OastriUp Bakinf Powder iQfpieeMji from walking. Baldness Cystitis Debility Diabetes , . Te reminiscence should make The book has written collaboration with Wesley W loans Stout, and is a Little, Brown & Co. publication tof the month. nee often prevented me My first 107'A'C0 treat merit enabled me to put on my coat and also use my arm with freedom. My knee has not bothered me since. AGNES MANNEY TENNY, Hotel Madison, San Francisco. A-O- Her S chilling Coffee Extract Dear Mr. Wilshire: I tried all the orthodox treatments for arthritis without avail. My shoulder was so bad that 1 could not put on my coat and my GAYLORD WILSmRJ JnanUoe We pay him. . t $ -- your statement to your grocer is enough. He returns your money instantly.' 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