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Show p, " THE PROVO POST WHO GUARDS The Provo Post Pubtishedjy Povo Utah r. N. C. Hicks " . Entered 'At the Provo, Utah, as . -- ......I Editor 7 Tuesday and Friday, at every ce matter. Dim 1919 IN BRIDGE WORK Structure le Rolled Into Position' In Minute and 20 Seconds. AU bridge-rollin- g records were bro660-foken when the five-spaBoston and Maine railroad bridge over Green river, at Greenfield, Mass., was put Into place In 1 minute and 20 seconds. The structure weighs 2,700 tons. It replace a bridge built in lS76. The new brjdge is the second largest ever moved by the rolling method. The work wae done In a fog so dense that workmen on one end of the structure could not see workmen on the other end. The feat was witnessed by 1,000 - spectators; 4 It Makes a Difference in the Singing of a Qertain CeIe- 4 brated Song. y- second-clas- s 24- - THAT STREAM Manager Post-Offi- - JANUARY FRIDAY, RECORD x : '- 1 S II. C. Hicks i - , - THE POST PUBLISHING COMPANY - - V-'- - According to s returned British prisoner who was at liberty In Berlin daring' the revolution there, "Deutschland uber Allea," "The Watch on Je Rhine" and - similar- - patriotic songs are just now highly unpopular la the German capital , Three Rngllsh del liana who had celebrated the signing of the armistice were coming along the Unter den LinHOW TO AVOID INFLUENZA den singing "The Watch x on the Rhine,, when they were stopped by Doctor Says to Cut Out Fruity Sweets German .soldiers, who said they ought and All Fried Foods; to be ashamed of themselves for elng-ln- g To be Immune from Influenza cut such rubbish. out frulta, greasy foods, sirups, confec"Tve come from the Rhine." one of tionery, honey and fried foods. This la the German soldiers remarked. "Yon the advice of Dr, Frederick de Lue of go down there and try to keep watch, Boston," an expert'--' and then yon wont sing so much Here are some of Doctor de lnes - i about 11 Influenza pointers I 1, "But we are English, one of. the Influenza baclllna locates most r civilians replied. readily la rhenroatlc people. BAdds In Whatt" exclaimed the astonished the system are the chose of colds. soldier. ."Then why sing The Watch Chocolate that we give onr soldier on the Rhlnerii.. - . boys makes acid, and add serves as .. "Well" grinned the Englishman", food for the Influenza bacilli.' Boiled "you see we are keeping It now." - - rice Is a better ration than chocolate. - i THE BOYS ABE HOME; NOW WHAT? Hundreds of Provo people turned out last Wednesday night to welcome7 home the' twenty nine young men left in F battery from this city. They certainly did. make the air ring with eheers for the men who came hack. It pleased the boys and warmed their hearts toward the old town. It made them happy to know' that the folks at home were pleased to see them come a V y -- kome. -- - Cheers and celebrations re aIl right. , Theyre fine for all but they only act as greetings. That part of the program is over; now what ? We have 29 additional young men in Provo added to the' already "large number of boys who .home, and must be provided with - employment. - These boys must, have work and it is up to the city, the county, the state and all civic clubs and business organizations and business men to get busy and assist the boys to find itr We must speed uo business, pnt the money into circulation and create new plaees for the boys. We must inaugurate building campaigns, road campaigns snd. new. industries. We have the resources to do. these things if we will bnt push' tHenTlhrotigh. Provo is the natnral home of the factory. Within a ahort distance of town we have millions of tons of the best road building material in the eonntry and all of the materials for the production of cement. Let us push the mines harder and force a greater production. These in return will open the way for greater activity in merchandising and commercial And all will take men and give our boys the needful -- me 1 work. f4 f " 7 MARRIES ' Relief. "The landlord says COUSIN J OF. LATE HUSBAND raise our rent" he is going to . "AH right Then we neednt worry trying to do DRINK ' It" : HOT-WATER BEFORE BREAKFAST Says you really feel dean, sweet and fresh inside, and "7Z7 are seldom ill. - .As ft wflITe some little trouble for the boya to getlined up at first, this paper Is going to offer the boys the free use of. its classified column to help find jobs. All those who have been in the service may take advantage of the offer and we shall do all wecan to assist the boys in getting lined up right. Jlowever, we can do little unless the merchants ant. business, men do' theirparL ever possible and to slip a boy into it. If we will do this we can absorb them back into civil life without serions trouble. But if we do not get busy and create labor, disaster and panic will overtake ns. Our business men might do well to think these things over. q 00- - -- If you are accustomed to wake up with a coated tongue, fouL breath lor a dull, dizzy headache; "017 it your meals sour and turn into gaa and -- er Thehinghrdo-is--to--create-aplace5vh- IQF adds, you have a real surprise ing you. " morning, The above diagram shows the distribt-- 1 tion of the average Swift dollar received fromt sales- - of beef, pork land nnrttorv await- Immediately A upon arising, drink a glass of hot water with a teaspoonfnl of limestone phosphate ta It This Is intended to first neutralize and thea wash out of and your stomach, Uver, thirty feet of Intestines all the Indigestible waste, poisons, sour bile and toxins, thus cleansing, sweetening and . purifying the entire alimentary eanatr MALIGNER OP HIS COUNTRY- Thoso subject to sick, headaches, debllloua attacks, constipation backache, Dearborn Independent, the r any form of stomach trouble, are Henry Fords new weekly,' of the United urged to get a quarter pound of limeclares its sympathy with Trotzky's denunciation stone phosphate from the drug store States and plutocnatie 'oligarchy 'fen gaged in crushing the life enjoying this morning begin ,and widow M. Mills Annie Archbold, to It is said that men and chief the declares impetus that It the ut of proletariat. John D. Archbold, who has women who try this become enthubecome the bride of Judge Charles W. elastic and keep It up dally. It is a Bolshevism came from individuals who had passed under the splehdld health measure fur It Is more iHistln of Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. touch of Americaland wenraway unrcgencratc to keep clean and pure on important S. late the of Major daughter on the outside, because than the inside starved eities. in our lived nearly man the M. Mills, Inherited more than $12,000,-tTOTrotzky to think that do not absorb Impurithe skin pores such of the $41,000,000- - estate of her ties into the blood, causing disease, in the midst of our magnificence and faft our shores with 1 his 0 husband, who at the time of belie v while the bowel pores do. impressions of our life snd liberty as permitted him to death was president of the Standard The principle of bathing Inside Is work "Our not new, as millions of people practice Oil company of New Jersey.. Ahevery worst about our participation m the war ' it Just as hot water and soap cleanse, uke. chattels. Our era, declares Fords paper, are treated , purify and freshen the skin, so hot water and a teaspoonfnl ef limestone form of government is responsible for the poverty cf the New , phosphate act on the Btosaach, Uver,s York East Side. Not surprising, therefore, - opines Comrade Left a Note Saying Hs Wanted ' Red kidneys and bowels. Limestone powder to Share In Savings. bwpwj18 Ford, that the Russians preferred the ' political despotism o! anA Binned H. J. Shunk.. to this. the of shirt of to the dollar despotism the old land who died of Influenza in his room at a ' Mr. Ford, who confesses his ignorance and lack of interest 'Triumph War. Worth Earning, hotel at Yakima, Wash, recently, was , The "triumph," the highest military be uo can there geverns to that politics,-fail"American in say. found a note with $140 In bills. known to the Romans, was noi ment inthis eonntry which is not the 'Creation of , the people The- note asked that he he given the Tightly given. The victor meet have offiee , administrative themselves, to whom every legislative and possible burial In case of 'attained certain rank, and have met cheapest holder, must return periodically for a renewal of his public an- - -- death, and that the remainder of the certain conditions of war. Granted length money, after' paying his' debts,' be do-- these conditions, the streets wert thority. How can there be a despotism for any great Dated to the Red Cross. Shunk has no dressed with garlands; and amid ap of wielder which in authority public every .of time in a nation relatives In this part of the country, pleading crowds drove the general fundsthe where and the from hia people, warrant' must, get so far as known. The note gave the seated In a chariot. Robed in pur umental rights of the'individual are protected inthe Cons tit bamei and'addrwses of a brother and pie and gold and crowned with laurel his he held In his right band a laurel tions bill of rights? Mr.- Ford bears false witness against sister living In Wisconsin. malice or disloyalty, but of - branch and. n his left sn Ivory seep out in all been an had in He evaponot,' probability working eonntry, out of an unlimited supply of ignorance as to American insti- -- rator here and the money evidently ter. represented his savings. tutions which has made him such a political blank that he says . to led been he has when occasions on he has never voted except the polls by some relative and told what to do. .That he can vido a vast amount of harm by telling the ignorant and the Russian . cious that the American government is worse than the never can he is that he true Czar of ; government inthedays and-a- pt do any good by misrepresenting AmerioarT institutions does is .How hatred class certain, pealing to the most Ignorant the busv bolsheviki the hanging he gets makes firm tissue, strong nerves ' nenry know that when , Good blood elimifor first-multimillionaire be the up clear brain. Keep your blood pure and and plutocrats he may not steady eyes nation? And what need is there for him in a field which full of red healthy corpuscles, and your liver active, byTrotscountry has been so fully accupied by Lenine Ilearst and. using Beechams Pills, which remove poisonous matters ky Brisbane? from the system, assist the stomach to assimilate its ahdi their - during ts,, , L9JL8, -- Year Book of Inter ting and instructive bets sent conquest. 1919 -- . Address Swift Company Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois -- uide-bat- Swift - & Company, UkSLA. Arcb-i'Old- V O i phoa-Cros- slto ( h-- nor , , . Tuesday,Jan.29 - ii One night only .7 - . -. rn erw c5 snr-rs- c . ntTRcT COMEDY OF THE DAY - in-th- is ) Oi" " In 1912 the Democrats promised la abolish bossism Congress. Theyhave"done it by making Congress subject - . : tirely to outside bossism. -- oo 0- - in en- food, and the food to nourish the body. - A world-famo- us remedy to strengthen the vital organs and help to Make Pare Blood Direction of SpocuJ Value to Women are with Every Ben Sold by druggist throughout the world, la boxes, 10c, 25cb V In the matter of preparedness for war, Democratic stales men remind one of the man who for the first time saw a railway train. Before the cars moved he said: You cant start After they were under way and rushing into the distance em. You couldnt start You cant stop em. he commented: Democratic preparedness before the war' and you cant stop it the war is over, now that . . t - 0- t - I. - L V 'at POWER? THEATRE, CHICAGO. ENTIRE SEASCN GAIETY THEATRE, NEW YD. HENRY MILLER Utah Timbor & Coal Co. r CASTLE GATE CLEAB CREEK KING BLACK HAWK CAMERON SPRING CANYON 00 Director General McAdoo, addressing the railway employes As Director General I " have o fAlbuquerque, N.t M., Baid: been handing you boys increased wages, and the eight-hou- r day. while I have been getting a dollar a year and an eighteen-hou- r Thi8 is the first public intimation that Mr.- McAdoo day. has been paying the increases in railway wages out of his own pocket.' . . Jean Webster ay ' ' SEASON -- ABERDEEN v With ALICE HAYNES as JUDY u - and ROBERT PHILLIPS JERVIS PENDLETON Daddy Long Legs, makes a big hit. The players found theiy way into the hearts of the audience at once. An all star cast. Spokane Chronicle, Jan. 7, 1919. , Also SEATS ' LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL A Square Deal to Every Patron Wi FIFTH NORTH 160 PHONE J. M. HARMON. Prez. Vt 232 ' ON SALE MONDAY Mail Orders Received Nov ' Orchestra Balcony r - . ... , -- - $1.50, $1.00 and 75o 75c and 50c ' ' |
