Show THE OGDEN SIDELIGHT FROM HARVARD GINGER ALE AND Million Dollar Night Club Is Forced to Close in 'Chicago 8 May i v" ":''!i ' r yr "' I ' - i ident of Boston university headed the list of signatures attached to Other leading the resolution Methodist signers were J A James dean of the graduate school of Northwestern university O Bromley Oxman professor of sociology James G of Boston university Baker director of the Wesleyan foundation Raymond J Wade general secretary of the world service commission and every editor of a Christian Advocate In the Unit ed States as well as editors of Zion's Herald the Epworth Herald the Methodist Book Concern and Christian Century The petitioners were described as many of the group of most liberal thinkers in tho Methodist Episco pal church The resolution win go oeiore a committee and likely will come back to "the conference floor for early action It was stated DECREE ASKED BY SELINA M FOLEY GIVENTO JURY one-roo- Vr- - K "2 I i-- tj ar' 'v ft ' -- f 1 v ft Harvard Of Aside from educating the student in pure book-lorfers other opportunities for social and cultural advancement as the catalog might say Here Is Misa Dora Sanger of Boston who plays one of the leading roles in the Harvard Dramatic Club's spring show "Hassan" e Seek Phases of Life in Senators! Which All Have -- Interest Karl Hopkins son of Superintendent W Karl Hopkins has been announced as winner of the S American Chemical Society prize essay contest for Utah Principal A M Merrill was notified in a letter received today Harold H Holmes also of Og den High school was awarded second prize First"1 place consists of a ?2o gold piece and an inscribed certificate For the last six years Ogden High has taken first place In this contest Mr Merrill said and the last four years has captured both first and second prizes Past winners and their topics are: 1923 Rulon Lee National Defense: 1922 Thelma Jones Enrich ment of Life 1925 Lloyd Bowen National Defense: 1926 Wilford Glen Young Forestry first and 1927 second Harding Medicine Home first and Avon Foulter The Ambrose Merrill" National Defense fcccond CLEVELAND May 8 — (AP) — Six commissions underthe leadership of North Americans tackled the problem of international peace at the world conference on inter Justice here today by in nationalinto-thesphases of organquiring ized life in which all nations have their custody HAY I BALTIMORE May — (AP) — A preference for Herbert Hoover ex pressed by Maryland voters in the primaty election yesterday choice of Senator William Cabell" Bifuce Democrat and former Governor Philips Lee Goldsborough Repub a mutual interest for The commissions were formed to lican as party candidates meet Jointly with the American United States senatorship and re- peace society under whose auspices nomination of all present tnerrtber the conference is being held Their of the house of sessions will be continued daily un were demonstrated representatives InHhe count of til Friday when they will present the vote primary their reports for the consideration Mr Hoover was the only candi of the delegates on the closing day date on the presidential ticketl Re of the conference voters casting- ballots eith publican so Industry religion education or for uninstructed jdele cial service and international law er for himReturns from 0 72 of the are the subjects assigned for invest gatiorr 1199 states precincts including tigation while a sixth and special the complete vote of Baltimore commission has been drawn up to city and of 19 of the counties of ef £!fiow Inquire into the a total of 21990 for Hoover forts for peace In the case of the were commission Invitations special rhiitflftintfTMiiriLin i issued to all individuals and or ganizations interested in the peace movement in the hope that some plan might be worked out' for con solidating their activities 8-- I - f shortly after noon today Foley charges extreme Supreme Court Justice Stephen cruelty She asks that property bo Callaghan in his charge told the awarded to her Jury that they should not be influ enced by the fact that the defend ant was a woman DEMOCRATS "A Juror may not be chivalrous USE SPECIAL TRAIN at the expense of violating his och or to dodge the responsibility he has assumed he said Democrats of the intermountain which rne to no obis ierendant entitled to are efforts making country consideration by you She tain e$ special train to the nation-a- l such The realizes that women have in re convention in Houston train fwould be made up in Ogden cent years taken their place along Ashen B Wilson of Twin Falls and side of men lg almost every field of endeavor are working They are eligible Josepji Chea'of Ogden ' to vote ana ior appointment or on the plan election to any office of public or confidence They cannot trust CLIiNTON CATTLE share the privileges extended to UNDERGO TESTS them and be relieved of the re Mrs Choice Made: House Rcnomination Demonstrated Dr D F Hickey of Salt Lake in with the Weber coun ty fam bureau has Just complet ed a tubercular test of 233 cows In Clintdn says A L Christiansen county agricultural agent Of ithe 233 cows he said only one showed any reaction iniiij'lf Tr-1(- KNAPP CASE IS ALBANY N Y May 8 — (AP) Selitia Maude Foley filed suit In — court for The case of Mrs Florence E S the Secon'd district today a dtvoirce from John J Foley set Knapp former secretary of state that they were married charged with larceny in connec ting forth here on August 12 1915 and have tion with the administration of the She seeks 1925 census was given to the jury three minor children : Taken First Prize for Six Years m I FAVOR HOOVER PEACE IS TOPIC WINS HOPKINS If MARYLAND OF CONFERENCE ESSAYjCONTEST Ogdeu High $ School Has It He did not dare vestigate he said and did not learn that hiis cabin had been fired until morning when he discovered that the outside walls were scorched The building has no windows Browning was called for the county hearing on the mob crime which starts here today The seven men arrested Sunday by federal officers on charges of intimidating a witness were released ?on bonds ranging from 58000 to $5$00 after they had entered pleas of not guilty The charges resulted trom the belief that the BrowningsWiad been attacked because bf information they had supplied prohibition agents -about moonshiners Two men who escaped in the Sunday roundup have not been captured 60 was Mrsi Kate Browning killed'and her sister Lou and four were sngnuy cnlldren growni wounded when they were tired upon as they fled from their burning hqmei a mile away in- sponsibility" p-'- rftfT-T- lr lrlff'" "imlin -- ' l "& 1 OF WAR DEFENSES May 8 — (AP) bill designed to prevent the photography of military or naval defenses has been introduced by Updike- Republican Representative of Indiana ' Photography from airplanes would fall under the provisions of the act any violation of which would be punishable by a fine of $1000 or a year's imprisonment WASHINGTON —-- A - J Samuel GomperB son of the late great labor leader has been a government employe 41 years He is chief clerk of the labor depart ment under Secretary Davis He got a Job in the government print ing office in 1887 and has served Uncle Sam continuously since Campaign to enforce the law re quiring automobiles to come to a full stop before entering an arterial highway was begun in Weber county Monday night by B C Hil-li- s an officer of the state highway patrol with the result that nine drivers were arrested Officer Hillis posted himself at the intersection of Church street and Washington avenue in North Drivers who failed to stop Ogden were handed a tag ordering them to appear at the Weber county sheriff's office where' they were booked and compelled to furnish $5 bail The nine men arrested were ordered to appear in the justice court in North Ogden on Saturday morning Those booked at the sheriff's office were: J Bailey 45 of North Oigden H Jensen 33 North Og den: L V Critchlow 30 of Pleas ant View Pure Silk Or Rayon Hose Beautiful New Shades 3 J - 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this market well supplied have been sending their products to tho Salt Lake merchants and claims have been made that they are affcctirrij the market there Some of the farmers who depend onthe Salt Lake market to disposa of their crops have made a protest apalnst the northern growers and the meeting has been arranged to settle the matter NINE DRIVERS RECEIVE TAGS M MOSI A Dandy 1t tiistf : "Candies in Charming Packages" - Special i Fascinating: gifts selected from our unusual assortment of The man Is said to be a resident of Draper Thelma I Schopp of 317 Plaza apartments filed suit for divorce- In Ogden last December according to E F Allen assistant county attorney A hearing was held but the decree was never signed until Monday either Inter locutory or final Meanwhile according to Mr Al len Schopp was married to Fanny Grace Nichols on April S 192 The first Mrs Schopp found this out and obtained the complaint Monday CoincIdentally the dl vorce decree was signed in the district court at Ogden on the same day There are 12 players on a lacrosse team Pair For ! - 1lrMI' SALT LAKE May 8 — Robert G Schopp lost a wife through divorce in one county Monday and was charged in another county with polygamy on the eame day Extra ' ' - 8 PREVENT PHOTOS '' - lOTIER'S MY VETS ARRIVE FOR REUNION ARREST CAUSED LITTLE HOCK Ark May — BY FIRST WIFE — not as (AP) As enthusiastic if lively as school boys members of the thinning ranks of the confeder acy were arriving in Little Rock by the hundreds to attend today thirty-eighth annual reunion their which opens tonight More than last 1000 veterans had arrived that many more night and at least were expected on special trains to day IRVINE Ky May 8— (AP) — Mrs Arthur Brookshire was appointed sheriff of Estill county yesterday to fill out the unexpired term of her husband slain Sunday night when he attempted to search the home of a suspected bootlegger - The slayer Dave Estes 30 was sent to Lexington when it was feared a mob might take him from the Jail here He was indicted yesterday on a charge of wilful murder and will be tried Friday May 13th Thjre Is an" Egyptian lotus (Lotus rabtca) which when grow ing canbe cut and fed to cattle yet when ripe1 it contains a deadly ' poison WjWn llll'T - - BE DISCUSSED Husband Was Slain in Distribution Is Tonic Battle With BootWhen Growers Meet legger Suspect Tonight Sign KANSAS CIT1 May 8 — (AP) — SHEPHERDSVILLE Ky May — (A!P) — An attempt waa made Organic union of the Methodist to burn the home of a relative the Episcopal church with thePresby-teria- n church In the United States night a mob locked the family of was asked in a resolution presented Lou Browning in its blazing Bullitt of the quadrennial county cabin last week it was dis- to the secretary general conference of the Methodclosed yesterday ist Episcopal church here today by i HEARD SHOTS the Rev Ray Allen of Cornell N Henry Browning 62 told officers Y and signed by nearly 50 of the that he lay in bed Friday night and educaheard the shots that killed one rel- church's mostandprominent editors ative ftnd wounded five when they tional leaders The name of Daniel Marsh presfled from their fiome a quarter of ss "closed-for-one-ye- to Conference ASPARAGUS TO SHERIFF'S JOD 8 — (AP) — Wa- and gingerale are washing away what not so long: ago was an noisy and gray Chicago night life Although the prohibition law has been the agent of night life devastation alcoholic Deveragea themselves have been only minor factors The mischief makers from the cafe and night club owners' little standpoint have been the bowls blocks of 1c© in cut-glathe bubbling bottles of gingerale and the sparkling empty glasses — the triad known as the "eet-up- " Even after a dozen of the better known places had heard the pad locks snap and had been placard ed with the' a feeling Bisrns there remained among frequenters that somehow that things would right themselves the status quo would be restored Hut when the Rainbow CJardens a million dollar playground-afte- r to a dark bowed in federal court 'Vet-tips" on order predicated closing hope ebbed It went to thea vanishing point yesterday when the Mid padlock was ordered for night Frolics cafe on Twenty-secon- d street near State Cafe owners have protested that despite efforts to prevent the use rtf liquor in their establishments it has been Impossible to keep guests from bringing it in Some places discontinued the pale of cracked ice only to find that the demand for oysters and other dishes served with ice increased indicating that liquor was still being consumed despite every effort to discourage its v use ter (frozen) Thinkers Petition Present of Victims ! 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