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Show THE JOURNAL, LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY. UTAH Tuesday, May 30, 1922. 3 m SOVIET onStstcntgroU)tfj Denotes trerigtlj f By '1 Today, with over 4000 accounts, we have satisfied customers jn every section of Cache Valley. Cache Valley Banking I THE RED A regional conference of Red Cross chapters will be held June 14, 15 in .Ogden, Utah, with Weter County Chapter acting as host. Delegates from the 32 chapters in Utah Will attend and take part in a discussion of Red Cross problems. The program, whlctr was" "arranged by Rev. John E. Carver, chapter chairman and his executive committee, will include the following speagers ; Dr. T. B. Beatty, State Board , of Health; Dr. Arthur L. Murray, Sturgeon, United State Bureau of Mines ; Mr.ArayBrowttLy-man- . Secretary Mormon Relief Society; Dr. W. B. Black, Utah State and Llocal Manager, Veterans' Breau; and Mrs. J. G. Falck, State President, Service Star Legion. Three representatives from Pacific Division Headquarters will each have a prominent plat en the procram Mr. R. Branion, Assistant Manager of s the Pacific Division, will the peacetime program of the American Red Cross Misr, Mary Concannon, Director of Junior Tied Cross, will specialize on Junior Red Cross; and Miss Grace Harrington, Assistant Director, Public Health Nursing, will. give a review of the Red Cross Nursing Service. The two da vs sesion will a1 so include round table conferences for the discussion of special problems of chapter workers. On the first day of the conference, the delegates will attend the Flag Day exercises and Industrial State (visi- t- the dic-cus- -- -- School. i FINE Associated FKssl There are more bona fide students in Russia now than there were before the war," Mr. Colton saitj. "There are many more women students than men even SAVINGS TRUST MIME given. Company COMMERCIAL UNDER jTHE LONDON, May 30. --The Soviet government is really trying to further education in Russia, but because of the lack of supplies and above all the lack of food, the brains of Russia are dying at present," cays E. T, Colton, of Muntciai r, Nr .1 .7 who ha3 just returned from Moscow, where he was the Young Mens Christian Association representative en the staff of the American Relief Administration. Mr. Colton's work was confined to investigating conditions among professors and students with a view to affording them A. R. A. relief. This was subsequently The consistent growth cf the Cache Valley Bank LsasatLsfaclory indication of the financial , ' strength of the institution. OF EDUCATION in the mining schools. They are short of all supplies from text books to laboratory instruments. PICTURE AT THE LYRIC A great spectacular romance, The Birth of a Race, ha? been booked by the Lyric Theater for an engagement beginning Wednesday. This picture comes direct from a long run at several of the leading theaters of Chicago, where it was hailed as one of the most beautiful and dramatic photoplays ever made. Two years and river a million dollars were required for the filming of this great production, which combines a gorgeous historical pageant with a modern story of unusual appeal. A big theme id the" foundation"ofthe8t6ry, Moreover the professors, most of whom were on the verge of starvation, had no energy left to do research of creative work; Consequently Russian education is not' what it was. . It was Mr. Colton who drew up the feeding program for f rom 7,500 ta 10,000 Russian students which the A. R. A. Initiated in Moscow, Rettograd and Kazan, It is confined to the two higher classes of university students, a great number of whom are mature men and women, because they abandoned their studies in 1914 to go 'into war or wrork in some form. "We chose these," Mr. Colton explained, erause ther will get soonest into the productive life of Russia. We couldn t possibly feed all, with our resources." One curious thing about the Russian universities is that most of them now function at night, for a great percentage of the student day in order to earn some mon1 durtng-thrtorn- niankind's struggle for the ideal of brotherhood throughout the ey. ages. , With its romance, its smiles, tears and thrills, this exceptional picture play carries us back to the Garden of Eden, thence to Noah and the Flood, to Moses, to the Crucifixion, to Colum bus, the Declaration of Independence, Lincoln and his Emancipation Proclamation, to the great world war. and out into the sunshine of peace, with a better understanding and a closer brotherhood between all races and nationalities. The story of an American family is told in the latter part of , the picture, a story of love and courage and of final happiness after the storm of war. The great drama was written by George Frederick Wheeler, Rudolph de Cordova and John W. Noble, and directed by Mr. Noble, producer of a number of big features, among them Metro's Romeo and Juliet., ' Ad. ine There have been many famdeaths among professors and and Thursday, Jf ELKS ly Wi CONTEST; QUEEN Standing of ' contestants at noon today. Nominate your fa-- j vorite for the Queen contest at once. Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss , , .......1176 1000 888 Jane Thatcher Maude Mitchell ...... 799 Lucille Lamm .. ...... . 668 600 Mose Reese... 575 Connie Nibley... 520 May Wcnnergren-..- ., 511 Luther Howell I,. 500 Irene Chipman .... Robert Anderson. Evelyn Hansen...., Rose Marroom.,.. Eloise Thomas Dorothy Spande. Cloteel Budge.. . 500 500 500 600 500 500 4 " PIGGLY WIGGLY is an idea transformed Into action, which is daily putting money into 1 4 the pockets of the Grocery Buying Public. , P1GGLY WIGGLY is the most economical end efficient method of distributing food , products ever devised. PIGGLY WIGGLY brings the producer direct to the consumer, thus saving intermediate profits, thereby putting actual dollars and cents into the housekeepers pockets. Eliminating clerks, delivery and charge accaunts, and by putting into practice other economies, it keeps down the overhead expenses and saves the buyer money, and permits the buyer to gel whatever he or she wants in the shortest possible time. -- PIGGLY WIGGLY SELLS NATIONALLY KNOWN GOODS AND DOES NOT SELL PRIVATE BRANDS, OFF BRANDS OR JUNK . t - t r will be opened in Logan Our Store ' ' c - i LOCAL NEWS . c J Dancing at the Logan Pavilion every Wednesday and Saturday. Adv. 1 V Thursday, June 1st ; WATCII FOR ANNOUNCEMENT 31 WEST CENTER West Part of Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co. Come in anti go through This clean store. No one will ask you to buy. We will aporeciate your coming to look' and we wit! give you a CARNATION and a pamphlet telling you mere about Piggly Wiggly. J , s l k A Lost One small Duroc Jersey pig. Anyone seeing the animal please advise J. H. Bankhead. Adv. 1 5 BASEBALL Only games in Cache Valley tomorrow. Logan vs. Hyum American Legion learns. At Hyrtim 1 :30 p. nt. and Logan 4 :30. Admission 25c. Children 10c. Adv. Nominate Your Favorite For i ' BLAIR MOTOR COMPANY Home of Good Motor Cars Adv. Queen Today 4 -- Furnished For rent in Telephone 780. Office Union Block. Adv. Elks Grand Ball Tues. June 6th Votesmay W purchased at either the City Kaplans Great Shows," or .. inLogarvthis ft ,.i ,, ..ri, Drug Co., or the McIntyre Drug Store or any of the contestants. , " unloaded eighteen cars of show material to make a stay here, and to remain during the Elks installation, but found that the City Commission would not grant them a license; a fact they had already been informed of on Saturday, before leaving Salt Lake, according to Mayor Crockett. The commission is opposed to carnivals and has headed several off during the past few years. T students, Mr. Colton declared. There will probably be many more, because there can be no question but that as a class they are suffering greatly. For the professors to do creative work under present conditions is out of the question. The miracle is that they can work at all, and unless help comes to them quickWanted; Board and roomly, the best brains of Russia will accomodations for U. A. C. ing die for lack of food. Summer School students. NotiAdv fy Presidents ofFffice, GIRL Vr Saves Housekeepers Many Dollars Mary Deech. J. V. Kesler iand - VOTES COST ONE CENT EACH DIAMOND RING FIRST PRIZE..,,..,..,,..;, SECOND PRIZE... . .. WRIST WATCH . ( THIRD PRIZE!..: 5 DIAMOND LAVALLIERE ... on display at t . Needham Jewelry Co. HAT AN Make Every Minute Count Get Started Now For the past few years The companies have been conducting a campaign of education With their employes ( By Associated' Press) and with shippers in the interest SPOKANE, tylay 30. Lucille of proper packing and handling Erfle, 19 years old, is none the of freight shipments to avoid worse today despite an encoun- and reduce to the minimum, the last two weeks is now as ter with a locomotive on a rail- damage to freight in transit high as the floor of the bridge. road trestle. Large shippers have Venice, a village four miles - The engine knocked the girl splendidly wit!) the carriers and north of Richfield, is fast asinto the Spokane river. The great results nave been obtainfam-ostopped and fished her out. ed. This is a matter of great suming conditions of the Ditto 1 houctit Sr Tbdau crew and on the to Adriatic, She lost her pocketbook. all city and shippers importance vv'ltli- receivers f freight as well as gondolas could be used to adWITHHDUL NOT hold not good from thorn to whom It the general public, as a consider- vantage on lanes and farms. A The quality that is built Into Fuller's Faints la due. whon It If In tte power of THE HELL DIGGERS item in cost of transporta- number of houses are completeable thine (tend m do It proven i- 27 assures not only satisfaction from your painting, tion is represented in claims ly surrounded, the nfds and AT LYRIC TONIGHT arising ftom improper packing lanes are submerged, fields, orbut also long service protection for your property." Fullers Paints are isdeuliAc in formula and and ayoidable damage. .There is chards and gardens are inundated, and even the school house a splendid article in the ft reparation. issue f May grounds are unAer water. A TriPresenting , something decidThey contain tha heat pigments and oils, pure glue, bune representative made a tour edly new and novel, The Hell 27th on this subject. mud Pioneer White Lead combined Incorrect proportions over the flooded area from SigDiggers, Wallace Reids latest skill. with , Paramount starring vehicle, urd to the mouth of Sevier can-- 1 May are n Paint result of 73 years of Fullers the creek Clear on was shown with no inconsidera- Sevier then Valley up yon, experience t the manufacture of paints, varnishes and ble success at the Lyric Theater to near its head. There has tflntaheaTor sit purposes , , water considerable been For in time the first coming j yesterday. Floods Serious fres'advleo f on A$k for auy painting problem. We the history of the screen, the through Clear creek canyon, but gladly help you with suggestions relative to colors, the worst of the flood is over, giant dredging machines which . etc. , brushes, materials, are employed to pan the earth in RICHFIELD. May 30. High and a force of men have put the Take advantage of Fuller service and Fuller quality the gold fields of northern Cali- water continues and a rise of road in good Bhape for travel be- -, fornia, are made the central two inches in the Sevier river tween Sevier and Beaver. At the , theme of a gripping and fascin- was recorded yesterday, a total mouth of Sevier canyon the en- -. inches Tor the tire canyon floor is covered with of twenty-tw-o ating story, -- 7; - Mr, Reid plays the role of one past ten days. aeeordmgto G, W, water. 40 ITSecond South St Salt Lake City, Utah. of the engineers on one of the Coons, state road agent, who The auxiliary steam plant of big floating engines and con- - has a measuring stick at' the the Telluride company is com- -' ctionsuperintendentTorthetSigOTdTrtdgerTTiTnotabTeTea- - pletelv surrounded with water company. Many of the exterior tore of yesterdays flood water is and there are about four inches scenes were taken around and the collapse of the last section of of water covering the'' boiler g aboard the big machines, which the old bridge between Central room floor, but the plant is to boost the line from Beavare shown in operation. and AnnaBella. The river is The star is supported by a cast cutting the , abut- er, where the companys upper of famous players, headed bv ment on the eat fide. The struc- plant is out of commission beI is Wilson, the heroine of ture is worthless except as a, cause of a break In the pipe line What Every. Woman Knows," short cut to farms on the west caused by floods, The power and The Lost Romance.. Oth- side of the river owned by company is experiencing diffiers in the cast are Alexander farmers but Road Agent culty because of poles carrying Broun. Frank Leigh, Lucien Coons fears the timbers, if car- high tension wires being toppled Littlefield. Clarence Geldart, ried down the river, will play over by the racing stream at c Adv. havoc with other bridges that points where the transmission and Bud Tost. Bfcfr Bit)!? TEoutCr - . are almost ready to go out. line from Beaver runs near the j Y ' We nominate Mr. Borah as Should the rivr rise another 6 river. A SUN AND 8HIEI.U .TV vv THE ME THAT SAVES: ler 'r" 'v" r inches the water Will flow over ambassador to Yap. God s toed the aorld, that be gar God Is s shield: U How can normalcy come with hie toeotten Son, that ahreoevef win give glare and glory r The worm will turn,! but the Salina bridge, as it is well up r"1 fc W'Uoht from tk. what does it amount to? Dont on the girders at present, and brass rails and free -- lunch - all ! win h bi aeinmtd not perisu.dmt walk upiiabti, psulm W ; ,1E have eterl usual life. Julia 3: Id the grade built on the east side gone be a worm EXCITING EXPERIENCE transportation Use Paints That Serve For Years 4 Vr ut - LYRIC THEATRE Wed. LOGAN PAC3 Saturday-Eve- ning-Post 31st, June 1st long-Uiu- e ! ? can-yo- I , I W. P. Fuller & Cc: , -- run-nin- ed An-nabel- la Yr Tter .tjj Wrj " sun-an- 011)1 -- S A |