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Show k. & ; THE DESEIU5T Girls!. Girls!! Save Your Hair With Cuticura art SOVIET, DEFEAT DOES NOT MEAN ' I i i S. Army General Compares Polish Drive to Gen eral Bynga Vain Stand in it LI.' . 12 I Ypres Sector in 1917 Bug j( i 0-- ' 1920 By DWIG V RIGHT OR Fetr for. Lef war vsGeCAvUE. Hi5 A COOPUC OF wetKJ CHoewrAro, peer vu. SPiVAO. 'x ava. wHiamca 'fcs.'mnu First Wilt Poland bo able lo set between the Soviet ermy retreating from the corridor end tha Oermen frontier end capture It 7 Second Will Poland be obliged lo weeken her mein or center army lo successfully meet the Soviet army In the direction of Lemberg? moving Thlrd-r-Ca- n Poland procure sufficient reserves to meet the certain renewal of attack by the Soviet army hen It refornli behind the river 7 TUESDAY AUGUST 21 SCHOOL DAYS isasaaaryfiaaj: POLAND SAVED t! II tfEWS Cona pabcfoot , por Trtari iTj Site. - a stovoi, newt ,xoBAeit LNTtrt t)J FCtr 04 Atj PftOKft IN WRONG THEY am$ .. D tw K0 HANG ) TOGETHER - Pole Outnumbered. It Is doubtful (By a lumber of the Genera! Staff tho Polish will U. a A.) capture the Soviet army cow in the corridor. Bather than be cut off this (By Universal Service ) force will doubtless march Into Last Defeat Prussia WASHINGTON, Aug. and be disarmed. of the Soviet army before Warsaw, The fate of Poland, It would seam, on the Busslan movement not llee really overwhelming a It eeema, must from tho direction of Lemberg. If Pobe Interpreted to mean that Boland concentrate saved. Neither can It be correctly land la compelled to against that movement, the Soviet compared to the French victory which has Just army Marne. retreated across the flret battle of the It la comparable, rather, with the the River Bug will doubtless partial annihilation of Gen. Byng' that river and come to aid of the Sovarmy. corpe by the Germans In the Tpres iet Lemberg It la eat I maud here that Poland Is sector In 1117. On that occasion, th British had progressed too far with' now employing about iftO.OOO troops The main In three sections, tho corridor, tho out essential supports. Sovlat army advancing upon Warsaw Bug river and near Lemberg. The suffered precirely the same fata and Russians had about 120,000 men but have lost 0.000 of them. The Russian for pracieely tha same reason. force. It will be sen, la therefore still Gan. Byngs corps was and again advanced upon Its objeo-tlv- e. far greater than the Polish foresa The Boviet armies will doubt' less do the same. ' Photoplay Exhibitors Soviet Advance Reekie. To Enter Politics Tha most Important strategy error of the 8oviet commanders lay In drlv (By Universal Service.) Ing directly at Warsaw Instead of malt ATLANTIC CITT, N. J Aug. 21. ing the chief movement agalnet the Polish corridor. Tho Polish com The moving picture Interests as the mandera would not have boon able to third greatest Industry In the United withdraw a sufficient number of troop States are entering politics . for cofrom Warsaw to adequately defend operative defens against Inimical ' the corridor. t legislation. It was announcsd today Tho Polish defeats Just reported at at tho ninth annual convention of the Lemberg were due to tho fact that exhibitors' league here. commanders had bean to har Plane were made for a nationwide obliged withdraw their best troop from a movement to bring about local opsector for defene of tho tion laws for tho opening of the playLemberg BO' houses on Sunday afternoon. It wee capital. It la very likely that th riot armies will continue their ad- Iso decided that tha boards of cenvance Into Poland from tho direction sorship be shorn of some of their of Lemberg for a considerable time powers, end to provide-fo- r appeal with very little resistance. when the decision of tho board was Three factors now at work must be too drastic. Antl-salodetermined before the success of cithIsagus and labor tae-tier Polo Sovlelt can bo safely will bo used In eoundlng candl ' New Dental Society Formed to t - . qn mote Appreciation by. Profession and Public.' For muiy years ethical dentists, priding themselves upon their wisdom, 'ethics and honesty, OPENLY CONDEMNED CROWNING TEETH UNTIL THEY WERE DEVITALIZED (nerves killed), AND ALL THE ENAMEL REMOVED. Now they confess they1 were entirely wrong all those years, and, forgetting the fact that they took their patients money for services that they now admit weye a menace to health and life, they not only expect the public to believe them 100 per cent right now, but have gone further and formed a society to see that it is done. They appear sincere in one respect their own nerve has not been killed, judging from recent developments...-ThAmerican Society of Applied Dental Science, which describes itself as An institution,' states its purpose is to Dignify, standardize and develop the practice of preventive dentistry as an EXACT SCIENCE and a HEALING ART, and as such to PROMOTE ITS APPRECIATION BY THE PROFESSION-JVN-D THE PUBLIC Passing over the fat that dentistry never was and never will be an Exact Science, and hardly can be called a Healing Art, there still remains the serious plan of the society to OPENLY CONDEMN THE PRACTICE OF DEVITALIZATION For years, ethical dental societies preached devitalization and branded as quackq those who opposed them but now they ' openly condemn the practice they formerly ' considered orthodox. Now read this its part of the resolutions of the new society : We, as members of 1he dental profession, find that past traditions of practice are not justified nor supported by e ultra-collegia- cs HEROIC DEAD dates MT. PLEISANT REJtfllf TO LAID TO REST GREET 111 WAB VETS twill play a match game of baseball. About $400 will be paid each day ai prizes for horsa races Wednesday night two wrestling bouta will be stage, one between John L. Anderson, Instructor of wrestling at tho Deseret gymnasium, Salt Lake, and Albert Newman, champion of the Intermountain atatea, and the other between Dell Stewart of Spanish Fork, champion welterweight of central Utah, and A. W. Anderson. Mount Pleasant's own champion wrestler. Friday evening a will be given for the grand barbecue The -s grend ball will close eachcampflA day's festivities In Armory hall. ht IN ARLINGTON Ini For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria .ALCOHOL'S PER CENT. j I AWabteJYeparatiogfrAi food trf s imitating the flndtheStomadiSMdBowris. Always Bears Signature neither 0piam,Moninei?l Mineral. NotKabcotic of Srnmm -- gti-. 'SSSLu-- In QviMSag fill ) A helpful Remedy tor Use Constipation and and Feverishness wfl i , f ( For Over y Facsimile SijMhq.0 C'i 1st CEXTACV CooC, NEW TPRa (?) capitalized human weakness, vanity, procrastination and fear until a fixed habit of thought and action has been acquired by, dentist and patient which threatens to menace the health and life of the patient. Isnt that pretty rich? For years they took your money for work which they n5w admit was calculated to menace life and health and was all wrong and then they change front and ask you-- to forget they capitalized human weakness and believe them ALL RIGHT NOW. The new theory is that ALL disease (or nearly all) is due in a measure to diseased teeth hence all devitalized teeth must come out. Are you ready to believe them ? record proved them worthy of belief or trust ? Of course, if they make another mistake you are only out a few hundred dollars and all your teeth. Woman Captive Rides m Soviet Has-thei- Thirty Years Exact Copy of Wrapper. A This Seatal office haa atooS aa a halwark bctTrcca the pahllc aad radical deatiata aad hlsh feea for reara, aad haa heea hraaded noclhlcaf-beeaaa- e mt It ataad aad beeaaae we did aot do the thlasa the! ethleel deatiata bow admit were wroas. ... trf Before you allow ANY dentist to remove your teeth, ask - ' yourself this question' If a deatlat admlta he haa beea wroa all thcae year, and accepted mnary fo Improper aervlcea, H HAT ASHRUCE H II E YOL TH IT II K It RIGHT JOUt A "careful, thojough. HQNEST examination ( incluijin, e. - that in the commission of this grave error we have innocently 4.ho-paxa4-e. may- - behad'aTthis office any time, and i tmay pay you to have your teeth examined where neither prejudice nor fads will influence the , loss of Sleep jrcsiitanglhercfrom-inE- We realize vran, s - current facts Prisoner Parade Thereby Promoting Cheerfulness indBestCootata . (Special lo The News.) MT. PLEASANT. Aug. 23. Gaily decorated with flags and bunting Mt. Plsasant haa put on all of lta holiday (By Universal Service.) attire and la ready to entertain the 2$.-- The WASHINGTON. Utah Indian War Veteran, and their Aug. bodies of $4 sailors, soldier and ma- many friends in a four day campfire rines were burled at the National reunion and general good tine. The Cemetery In Arlington today. This reunion la scheduled from Tuesday to th largest number of heroic dead Friday inclusive, with practically minute of the day taken up from across tho seas laid to rest In every with either campfire program or enone day in Arlington. None of them tertainments. Every train brought In visitors tocam' from the battle xones. day and other veBodies from the- - battlo tones will hicles filled all roads leading to this to b moved from Franc about community. It la expected this town begin September K, It was announced by will have nioie viiitor In the next few days than' were ever within its Secretary of War Baker today. It is limits befdre. expected several shiploads will arrive. Members of the Huh club are meetThe ceremonies today were under ing oil trains with automobile and (By Universal Service.) th direction of Major Daniel. J. Don- accommodations will be provided In WARSAW, Aug. 23. The first woshould accomhotel private homes, ovan. Arrangements wore made by modations war prove Inadequate. Th man prisoner of the Russo-Polls- h a Soviet Red Cross nurse was the local Post No. 1$, American Le- North Banpeto high school campui has been designated as f camping into Warsaw today. She was gion. place for all who desire to camp out, brought Tho cemeterlal division announced and tho streets around the campus dressed In the regular uniform, soiled today that'The "fituri 6t ' our soldier 4mv be closed n Traffic,. Tht, ncar-tl- al with- the dust of the rood. band from the Utah county post The nurse sat dead la dependent upon definite reon in arrived today, also the Black Hawk the middle of a uprlghT of quests the. legal next of the kin be- War Veterans band from Moroni. long convoy of prising "'Tifeetved Tuesday will be East Side day for oners. For a v long time she gazed tranamlsalon to Europe, prior re FStmew. Spring Pity, J&HUcLBleqsant straight ahead, almost statue-UkShe Indianola. Wednesday will be bro k eiJd Wft 'a nd- erie whoa quests of the legal next of kin be- and tho for Sevier big day and in received county sufficient ing for tint halted to permit several Polish Red transmission to Europe, prior re South Banpete. Thursday will be Juab nurses to take her from the car Cross and SanCentral county day Friday quests cannot be considered after pete day. to care for her. The greeting was evacuation ,ars completed in a parTqeday morning the " veterans will frieridl.v. and Jn. . moment ticular area. she ...was at" veterans'' headquarters Relatives hav aomelimes repeat- register near the assembly hall. Adjutant sobbing In their arms. their edly changed The parade of prisoners wqs viewed requests between General Peter Gotfredoen being in to thlsoountry and permanshipment All meetings will be held by. thousands Polish soldiers In unient burial abroad. It Is Impractlcabe, charge. In the sssembty hall and and among form were in the lesd and then came it was atated, to revisit cemeteries speakers expected are Seymour the nondescript horde In all kinds of where operations hav been complet- the B. Toung, George H. Brlmhall, B. H. clothing and in all stages of unkempt- ed. Melvin J. Ballard and RepRoberts, Operations hav Several of the prisoners were Soviet practically been resentative Jama H. An airplane completed In the sons of Great Brit- In charge of Pilot Maya. commissars, who ruled In towns capHal Bullen and ain. Fred H. Olds, will make exhibition tured by the Red troops but who failed When th graves registration serv-Iv- o flights during the celebration, and to get away when the Polish tioops completes exhumation In a parfeature Is expected to be especia-l- y swept back over the area. ticular locality in France, th bodies thisinteresting Part of the guard wae made up of old veterans, not returned will be transferred to many of whom toJivethemiles away from , Polish peasants, who had captured permanent cemeteries on flele oft hon- a railroad and to whom trains, BoJshexisls. They wanted the auto- or, th department stated. mobiles and airplanes are unusual brinpin their prisoners to Already tha bodies of 4,229, the cajjltal. The peaa,ints wore armed , have been returend either for eights. Tuesday afternoon, at the city hall chiGy with scythes and clubs, burial In a, national cemetery or In park, a program of sports, horse rac private cemeteries selected by the le- ing and broncho riding will be carried One Killed; Two Injured gal next of kin. out, and Mount Pleasant and Fairview te ..... ..... talk too plainly. Perhaps I do, btit always say what they mean and mean Some people say square-shoote- rs what they say. opinion-renderecL- ., . Rental Painless Withers Vf MAIN L STREET (o. jjj 3&a.m. to 3pm. Sundays Stiol iO aol-dLe- ra J A Auto The most refreshing, stimulating, invigorating, warm weather beverage. For trouble. Dissolves instant ly in fee water. Most Delicious Iced Coffee Wants $100,000 For Being Called Traitor Use G." Washington's Coffee and follow these simple directions : One teaspoonful, more or less, according to taste ; in cold water. Stir until dissolvedrftl cracked ice, sugar and cream. In .COFFEE ORIGDtATED BY Washington Sale Co., Inc. IN 19o9 (1 13 Grade g tBv International New Service.) BILLINGS. Mont., Aug. 23. Elmer Buphbaum. oversea yeteran and prominent local business man was killed and Edith Caahner and A oe Bitten, members of well known Hillings famine were seriously Inw hen an automobile In which jured the party was rolled down an embankment riding on the Laurel of thi city late last .night. road The Crt.shner girl, who was driving lost control of the machine when a high powered speeding automobile passed them at a narrow point In th road. Saveshear, time and S' Iaps Down (By Universal Service ) NEW TORK, Aug. 2 3.- - Dost rlbed hie counsel aa a jy Iutchman and a ariotlcPennsylvania American. Fiohert 8. Kererreis today brought suit for $1 (id, ovo damages aga-ns- t John Drew and more than a score of other actors and members of Use Player" club for alleged tuiare presentation of him a traitor to th United Btatjui--- . . Shock Was Too Great; ' Motorist Drops Dead (By bn versa I Service ) . MARSHFrELD. 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