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Show Friday, September THE OGDEN POST Device Testing the New Submarine Safety The Ogden Post Published each Friday by The Fuat Printing and Publishing 2128 Kiestl avenue. 7. iqocj The church building will 000 and is expected to be taaJT' before Christmas, when dedL services will be held. It is being cd just east of the Methodist The Reverend Charles W. Hanchett, mumty house, at Twenty-sm- s .7tTeemission of and Jefferson avenue. superintendent of the Utah Sunannounced church, the Methodist Lester P. day that the Reverend of Looked Like Pleasantry been gan had Methodist churchpastor of OgTwo Ohio policemen have been ethe First xonerated In failing to terminate den. o restaurant disturbance because th! Mr. Fagen has been in charge three the past the Ogden church for principals talked la Greek and the and a half years. Uceinen were unable to tell whether Announcement is made by Mr. Fa- --they were angry er merely exchans lay-n- g gen that the Ogden cornerstone compllmenta." Philadelphia 2. ceremonies have been arranged tag qulrer. or Sunday afternoon. Methodist Pastor Gets Reappointment cT matter OcEntered aa aecond-clas- z tober 17, 1927, at the post office at Ogden, Utah, under the Act of March -- S. 1879. , Subscription Trice: $1.00 per Year Telephone 365 EDITORIAL S- - RICHARDS FLOYD A. TIMMERMAN They died in the service of Ogden.a They died while returning from good will mission a mission which had for its objective better business JESSE Os relations and a belter understanding between Ogden and the cities of western Montana. These are the reasons why Jesse S. Richards, secretary of the Ogden chamber of commerce, and Floyd A. Timmerman were aboard the airmail plane when it crashed at the Pocatello airport. To die in the service of ones city, to die while promoting good will between two of the progressive cities of the west, is not to have died in A Complete ill-fat- ed vain. Jesse S. Richards has left his mark on Ogden. For eight years he hns had a leading part in the affairs which has maiked the material progress of his city. As secretary of the chamber of commerce he has assisted and IcJ in bringing about many of the material improvements and betterments which place Ogden in a class by itself in the intermountain region. lie had his part in the paving of Ogden canyon highway, lie hud his part in the establishment of the Ogden Livestock show. He had his part in locating and building the Washington avenue link of the Lincoln highway. In short, he had his part in putting over all the activities in which the chamber of commerce took part, and among them arc most of the things which have come to Ogden in the past eight years, including the Ogden airport. The place which Jesse S. Richards occupied will be hard to fill, but the man who follows him will find his work made easier bccauso of the success his successor uehieved. The momentum of his success will help his successor to carry on. As a newspaper man, Floyd A. Timmerman served his city and state. Ily daily dispatches he kept the hone folks informed as to their sons while in the training camps and over seas during the great World war. On coming to Ogden he worked day by day as a reporter on her daily news paper to keep the people informed as to the growth and importance of the city. While his field of endeavor was a modest one, the work of his friend Richards would have been in vain had not The Press kept the world informed of his efforts and aspirations. Their places will be filled in the work-a-da- y affairs of the city, but their places will never he filled in the hearts of their fellow citizens, nor in the hearts of their wives and children. Today Ogden pays them tribute and their works will follow them. Today the heart of Ogden goes out to the bereaved families of Jesse S. Richards and Floyd A. Timmerman, and in this day of universal mounting the heart of Ogden also goes out to the families of those who lost their loved ones along with Ogdens dead. Of Jesse S. Richards and Floyd Timmerman again wo say: They died in the service of Ogden. dvlce called the Lieut. C. IS. Moimum, United Stales navy, one of the Inventors of the new submarine safety to the sallor to fce the one avenue of escnpe lung- testing it at the Washington Navy yard. It Is destined a gas mask and weighs four In the depths aboard a sunken submarine. The lung used today resembles breuthe. to Is enabled pounds, and by the use of a mouthpiece the person Lad Will Try for $1,000 Aviation Prize . After attaching an aeroplane for wages declared due him, and later buying the plane at auction for $900 in Floyd II. Ririe, Ogden mechanic, now faces an embezzlement charge filed by the former owners of the plane in a complaint issued by Wallace B. Kelley, county attorney of Salt Sl.Ml, Lake county. Ririe is charged with taking the plane which he purchased at the auction, a standard 5 llissomotor, from the Salt Lake airport to Ogden without permission of the owner. Ririe claims to have taken the plane to assure payment of wages due him by the Air Service and Survey company, com plainants. The defendant piloted the plane to Airpirt Ogden and consulted an at tomey here, securing a writ of at tachment against the machine, pany. At a little later date, officers of the Air Service and Survey company canrc to Ogden and forcefully took the airplane from Airport Ogden while some of their accomplices held a man who had been stationed at the field to guard the plnne. Smith and Franklin Nelson were implicated in this, accord-in- g to a report of City Constable Thomas Cunningham. Threatened arrest of the two Nelsons for taking the plane in violation of the writ of attachment, was made by .Constable Cunningham and the plane was returned to Airport Ogden shortly afterwards. Date of auction was then set. pEAIt me, how short Vacation was so soon over! Now to school, to lay the foundation to future great ness! We have all you need for your school opening Books, copy books, note books, satchels,' pencil sets, fountain pens, and a thousand other necessities. We want the boys and girls to know that we have taken care of them, and that our foresight will make their studies easier. INCORPORATED BOOKS-STATIONERY-OFF- SUPPLIES ICE 2465 Washington OGDEN. old pilot of the Flushing Aero club, who will attempt a Riehnrd E. Juntos of Flushing, L. 1., seventeen-year- flight from San Francisco to New York for a prize of 51 .000 offered by the American Society for Promotion Avlatloiu Dick has over fit) solo flying hours to his cmlli. Ills plane is called the Spirit of American Youth. of 21-lio- p HE QUITS DRUMMING Worsteds and Woolena Paper Currency It requires about 20 days to complete the intricate process of getting a piece of puper money ready for circulation, during which period It Is counted about fifty times. The average life of paper money In the United States Is less than two years. 7a .a. ov-.- o Generally sppaklng, worsted fabrics are made of yarns in which the fibers all He parallel, and woolena art made of yarns In whirh the fibers cross or are mixed. Usually worsteds are made from long staple wools, and woolens are mndp from short staple wool. VA. SOUND ADVICE TO THE YOUNG MAN Open a Savings Account business man what to success. Immediately hell tell you Thrift. Start a savings account today. As the years go by you'll appreciate more and more the wisdom of saving. ANY ASK the firstsuccessful requisite Master Sergeant Samuel Itotsteln whose stirring drum heats have kept feet In time u'ud buoyed up flagging spirits through two wars and In various far corners of the eartli. Is laying nside his drum and sticks after Ik) years of service in the army. Sergeant Itotsteln plans to live in southern California. hoh-nnlle- d IKE ANDREWS WINS J-- -- SUPPLIES -- INDIFFERENCE OF THE PEOPLE The indifference of the people in the matter of law violation is appaling. There may be virtue in the practice of allowing prosecuting attorneys to exercise their judgment as to whether or not they shall prosecute when complaints are filed, but when one sees so many offenders escape trial there is grounds for criticising the practice. It is a practice under which prosecuting attorneys may wield undue power and influence in the community. It is a practice under which the lawless element may thrive if prosecuting officials are prejudice against the law. It is a practice under which prominent men in the community can influence those who are charged with law enforcement. The majesty of the law should be maintained for conviction or vindication as the evidence demands. Ogden Alan Charged With Embezzlement SCHOOL A W r$r National Bank of Commerce UTAH OGDEN JOTEL D1GELOW Prescribed by over 3000 Doctors Ask your doctor Announces Special Winter Rates in effect now! COME IN AND LET US EXPLAIN THE ADVANTAGES OF LIVING IN THIS MODERN HOTEL Ike Andrews of N;i::rtiinburg. S. C winner of Auorteas greatest trapIn i!u Grand Amerishooting p:. can li:n:r.-.' ,i"oUo 9.1 tar n! line gets fn tit tl. i."i : i Rates Gladly Quoted Upon Request Saves 24 hours a week of Mother's Time Costs leu than If mada at home BABY SOUP approved baby soup AND STRAINED VEGETABLES Exclusive A combination of b fr?1 P" veftetabiMand nraala, d In 14 and 4 ao. Jan. 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