Show THE Circulation Department ' r 8516 WaikinstOB arcane j Telephone 015D J Greeawell Correspondent Telephone 915 ' v - ‘ ' J ' t f - ' ' V5 tf v ' ” Herald-Republic- OGDEN PRELATE Orders Direct From Rome Give Unusual Distinction ' to Very Rev Cushnahan Ogden June 1L— Announcement was made here last night by the Rt Rev the Joseph SL Glass C 1L D M RevP of the Very appointment Cushnahan V G of Ogden as a domes-ti- e The high honor was conprelate the ferred Ogden priest by Fops upon Benedict In recognition of his many years of splendid service In the diocese of Salt Lake Word of the appointment came by cable from Rome Father Cushnahan after the sglemn lnvesti-Vtnr- e which will take place in his church this city immediately after tho ofirln ficial bulls tof appointment arrive will Reverend Monslgnor then be the purCushnahan He will also wear vestments similar to those worn by ple bishops Monslgnor Cushnahan has been pas- e more than twenty-fivtor In Ogden for built up In that time years having one of tho largest and best in He now the Intermountain country parishes has a magnificent church St Joseph’s and a school for boys He also brought tho Sisters of the Holy Cross to Ogden and under hls patronage they established St Mary’s academy a large boarding school for girls All Hallows Graduate The new domestic prelate was eduIn Ireland studying theology at cated Dub-iSl- n the famous All Hallows college InlmmeHe went to San Francisco and waa ordination hls after dlately soon afterward to Ogden then under the appointed Jurisdiction of San Francisco Hundreds of friends scores- of them not of hls faith will congratulate ' Msgr Cushnahan on the high honor i It will probably be several weeks before the investiture ceremonies will take They will be attended by many place t prominent prelates from various parts Dof - the-Righ- ‘ 1 ' : - - of tho west CHARACTER SKETCH AMUSES WEBER CLUB Herald-Republica- n Ogden June 11 —Dr Grant avenue was mobile ride along 'Washington avenue about 5 o’clock this evening with Charles Etcheverry as hls companion when two fighting dogs carried their battle: in front of the automobile and one dog was run down and killed'-'The excitement caused by the snarlwith the ing and of barking Benovich to one dog together upset crushing the such an extent that he stepped on auHls throttle Instead of tho brake tomobile shied directly Into a telephone ' post- ' " So forceful was the Impact that Benovich and Etcheverry were thrown the windshield which was against broken and both were severely- cut about the face and head: Both loet considerable blood before they received The front of the medical attention car was telescoped ’ SpeelaL Herald-Republica- n Ogden Special A E Turner - Lads Who Escaped From dustrial School Blamed J V : for Burglaries In- - Herald-Rapubllc- Ogden aa June llv— - ’' Information reach Special lng Ogden from Mantl Sanpete county to the effect that an automobile an swerlng the description of the one stol en from Dr Ej I Rich here yesterday hae been v found at Falrview near Mantl leads police officers here to be lleve that the boya who escaped from the Utah Industrial school are in - the of Falrview' vicinity The report from Sanpete was that a store had been robbed and the automobile which seems to be the one stolen : left near the store from Ogden The supposition is that the boya drove OGDEN OFFICERS OPEN the automobile-untithe gasoline supwas exhausted and then robbed ply to obtain something to eat the RECRUITING STATION store - Sanpete county officers are searchIn for the the vicinity of Fair-vie- w boys ing Special and Mantl It is said two where In the belief that of tho missing boys have homes Ogden June 111— there are young men in Ogden who want to Join the Utah artillery'- local a re- MURRAY TO GIVE national guard officers will’ opentomorstation at the armory cruiting row with the consent and approval of CHILDREN PRIZES Maj W G Williams adjutant general r Maj W E Kneass say s there le no Special office will that the certainty be maintained for recruiting of time June 11—Boys and girls of any Murray length the club Interested In the conservation since national guard- officers expect little difficulty in getting enough re-of of resources will be given prizes for their work in addition to the monetary cruits to bring the Utah regiment value 'they receive for their work and artillery to its full quota the satisfaction that they are aiding In the nation by doing their bit ONE-FOURT- H OF ZOO The club is under the direction of Miss Eaton and Mr Moss The conwhich total 2170 have been STOLEN BY BOYS tributions given by the various- merchants and prominent people of the city the larg' Special est one being the itself which 8100 The-byprizescity 11— be distribof the gave to will Ogden June the winners of the various municipal zoo waszoostolen- today by uted which la located roups as follows: Best club boys small boys The best club girls 81250 girl at Glenwood park consists to date of ?1250 four guinea pigs and the boys carried canning the most food products one of the little animals away girl drying the most food were taken In charge by police They and girl canning the greatest products variety 212 best garden turned over to the juvenile court' girl raising thethe or from girl making greatest profit chickens 10 same- from $10 - - - ' - ! - - : v--- l an - BUSHIN -- 1 at-For- - - - : - Herald-Republic- an One-four- th - - - - ASKING FOR WAGES an reg-stra- ra - - - pigs from same from rabbits' 85 same 215 pigeons 25 boys 215 sweepstakes the girls boy sweepstakes raising best garden planter worth 212 boy or girl getting the best' yield of beets 210: boy or girl getting the Ser acre yield of potatoes per acreL hoy or girl getting best ylsld of beans per square rod flour worth 27: boy or exhibit of girl with most attractive worth 24- - The prizes products photos will be given after the close of the harvesting season - FEW U S REGISTRARS - - of-th- - - ley -- SOLONS CREATE NEW OFFICIAL POSHION - - - "B-torie- s - - - n ds first Spanish Fork ever held at Spanish Fork Chautauqua tent on the city opened in the big- with ft big attendlast nightsquare ance The lecture last night ' by Dr AmerArthur Walwyn Evans on “What ica Means to Me” proved a treat evenThis morning afternoon and the attractions were highly appreing ciated Tho program for Tuesday Is equally interesting - - - ' UTAH COUNTY CROPS IN FINE CONDITION : V Herald-Republica- n Special Provo June 11 —O J Poulson county horticulturist returned today after a around the county and reported trip that ' the light frosts of the past few days had done no appreciable damage and that the fruits and vegetables were in excellent condition He declares that the fruit crop appears to be the heaviest In history every variety yielding more thqn normal - - 1 YOUTHFUL PATRIOT - BUYS LIBERTY BOND Herald-R- e - Herald-Republica- n - ' Special 11 — Idaho com- June Washington pleted Us regular army - recruiting making the seventh quota have supplied its alloted numstate toSaturday: ber of war volunteers State Marriage Licenses 11 Mantl June Miss Maude Kenner Mr and Mrs years old ' Kenner daughteris- ofanother young Beauregrard Bhe has purchased a 1 50 libpatriot bond with her own funda She Is erty one of ths few children In the- state to do this with her own money 7 - Sanpete County Ivan E Jacobsen and Ada P Thorpe Ephraim 'David R Syme and Affle M Christensen Moroni R W Edwards and Idell Childs' Gunnison Cecil Fox and Leah Tuttle Mantl Denzel Chrls- Mateson Fillmore — John I Blackham and Effie: W Christensen Moroni: David Richards Hinckley and Dean Marsden Parowan Ormus W Holden and Ezel P BenStephenson son Spring City James 8 Webb El Paso Tex and Mantl Arthur U Josephine Leadore Peterson Hornung Ida and Lolo Bachman Spring City: and Clinton H Christensen Alice E Whitlock AxtelMayfield Hillard R Broderick Roosevelt and Louise 8 Reusch Mantl Nels G Davis Provo and Dora Sumnlson Chester Weber Geunty Speelal June JI— Marriage licenses Ogden' were issued today to Moroni Holm and Blanche Hunter both of Salt Lake Paul C Moore and Alice M Wiggins Ogden- Andrew McGuire and Lena H alters Ogden Lawrence Farr Ogden and Alice Drake of Sunset Whiter R - - : ‘ Herald-Republica- n publican Special — - last-nigh- t -- s A NIGHT THUNDERSTORM - - Residents of Cache Valley have purchased 800000 of Liberty loan bonds and will purchasf more according to a telephone report to J David Larson of the Commercial club from secretaiy T Tnurber who is organizing LibR erty loan work among the clubs of the state The Boosters club is very active In Logan Mr Thurber said Auto Windshield Sticks Will Advertise Bonds Local automobile owners who wish ‘ to aid the campaign for Llbf rty further bond sales can help by calling at the auto various service stations for windshield stickers Thess today stickers supplied by the transportation committee of the state council of defense call attention to the fact that Jane 15 at noon is the time limit for obtaining bonds under this first call of the United States “A great number of persons think can wait until they get their fall they dividends or their crops are marketed before they bonds” Ross emson said last night “We want to Bea thatInthe time Is short'asin which phasize to put Utah the right light having subscribed or oversubscribed allotits ' ment” Mr Beeeon as chairman ef the transcommittee had the auto portation windshield stickers printed and disto the service tributed They are attractively 'got up stations and will be a decoration-foany machine "Buy 'Your Liberty Bond Today A Tribute to the Flag aad the Ssfeet In- get-thei- -- r vestment in the World” By BRIGGS Stunts at local theatres by marines attached to the local recruiting station will mark U 8 Marines week which opened yesterday and which will continue throughout tne week In an effort to boost recruiting for the ”sea soldiers” TuesdayD and Wednesday nights Ssrgt William Manca will makt at the American theatre urgingspeeches enlistment at Pantages Thursday night Firsttheatrs Sergt F R Bush and Corporal Ashbey win stage a Chinese boxing match This Is the first time the celestial style of fisticuffs has been expounded In Salt Lake " - Exhibit la Popular A' naval torpedo shelter tent rifles ana marine corps equipment were other on exhibition American at crowds ?'laced heatre yesterday Big the ware attracted Tuesday and Wednesday the theatre will ehow “The Banner” a photoplay describing life In marine corps the ’ Attaches of the marine corps recruit-ln- g station will enroll applicants dur-for g enlistment at the American theatre the showing of the patriotic film Papt J D Watson in charge h nounced yesterday that due credit Is to be given every county for enlistments innstsad of enlistments being apportioned to states ss heretofore He wired congratulations to Idaho on bestate to complete its ing theof seventh enlistments quota French In One Lesson Captain Watson desired that It be understood that registrathoroughly tion Is no bar to voluntary enlistment ‘‘French in one lesson” has been distributed among the United States marines who expect to go to France sea soldier on tne firing line Every will he supplied with a handy little pocket dictionary of a thousand-practicawords and phrases with phonet-lepronunciation' Evan 8 'Isbell Richfield Utah won the first prize offered for each day of national marine corps week The prize goes to the man who Is the first to enlist on each day It Is presented by the Western Pacific railway Special June llFollowIng a hearOgden a habeas corpus this on writ of ing A E Pratt of the disJudgs morning Sheriff H C Pe-- court held that holding-Charletrict in was J terson right Because jalL one Freeman in the countywhen memwas discharged aberJury was caued to California counsel for Freeman held that thothe prisoner grounds of should be set free onFreeman Is to be Monce In Jeopardy brought ofto trial again Thursday on a grand larceny charge t- - - - Star-Spangl- ed - - - - l al U S WILL SELL INDIAN LAND Big Slice of Uintah Reserva-tioWill Be Offered to all-ov- er - The which Includes 1578 tracts consistslapdof’ some good agricultural screago but tho greater portion Is dry or land Much of It is farming to subject nonegrazing creaks alirrigation Is within abygovernment Irthough Most of ths land is In rigation project and about Duchesne county Considerable mineral land is also Included In the tracts but sales ate made with the government reserving the right to oil nitrate coal and other minerals in so far as classified The land will be sold at auction and by tracts Each buyer 40 acres may-tak- e A wife son or may-alsantake daughter equal amount or tbe land may be purchased an agent with power of attornthroughSuch eyagent may represent any number ef purchasers Hundreds of inquiries from all over Utah and outside the state have been received at the local office of the United States land office in the Federal building and It Is expected that the sale will be one of the largest held In recent The tracts compose one of theyears resfew remaining Indian ervations to be sold An additional sale will be held July 2 when townsftee in Duchesne the county seat of Duchesne county will -be offered to the publie "Too Wanted Action Hera's Tsar Cbssee Bar Ubertr Bond v as lnj? - ' -- - " d tv o-r-- r to-B- o -- £ '' or MAYS EXPECTS CONGRESS 10 ADJOURN IN 2 WEEKS -- - United States Congressman James HL wife stopped in this city : Mays and en route east where Mr Sesterd&y remain until the close of of Congress Cm the present session the gressman Mays anA wife attended OreLane of funeral of Senator Harry gon recently " Mr Maya declared that the food stip- before the the big was question tho ey Is now Hls opinion that spscial session of Congress will lsst about more He the said two weeks that sent recently opinion of the delegates here by the allies was that tbe war will laet about a year longer by Big matters yet to be considered the able jngress are the war budget not yet through building appropriation Senate and possibly national prothe hibition for economic rather than a" moral reason at this time stated Mr- - rt STRIKERS TO HEAR DEFINITE PROPOSAL The strike of the surface be arbi- at three Park City mines t111employees commisstate the industrial trated A by definite proposition will sion to the strikers at affectito be held on Friday in Sara City ng The meeting was arranged for yesterat a conference between Mr Knerr fW day of the commission and represeqtativea-o- 1 the mines affected f FINISHED"' RAILROAD OFFICIALS WANT ROAD - T 4 Protest has been made before state road commission against ths the of the state convict road camp— v from Little Zion canyon for ten days'- -or two weeks yet Ths protestants are- - — Dr G W Middleton of Salt LakeDr- ' M J MacFarlane of Cedar City ' -- re-:-mo- val Vil-Ha- m Warner assistant the Saltfreight and passenger agent of general Lake' Route and C H Cutting traveling pas-'- 'of the same road It was' senger agent has net yet been "' asserted the road made safe for automobiles T m -- SS vs Herald-Republlc- You can rent it through the use of the Want Ad-page- t4 x IF YOU HAVE A ROOM FOR RENT s MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES Can readily be disposed of through the use of Want ' -'' Ad' c a small r‘ ” h b - HELP— MALE OR FEMALE ' Can be obtained Tbe best kind of employees read tbe Want Ad pages daily for their personal advancement or Speelal June 11 —Ogden Is expected for the United furnish ten recruits before to Ogden Sunday States marine corps for this city That is the quota set asideweek recruiting during marine wood Is Mayor Abbot R Ilev LlnnMeiboa Tho with Sergt ting in hls proclamation urges young mayor men of the community to give serious thought to the marines when selecting service betterment t ' NO MATTER WHAT YOU WANT A house a room a dog cat horse or auto— help both cleri- er- cal and labor— --and last of all— a business of any kind ' MOISTURE PREVENTS DAMAGE BY FROST 11 — Because plants and Ogden June drenched with moisture foliage were was in Wefrost averted from damage Is ap- night hut there ber county last concerning early morning Jrehension The official weather -- cord hers shows ths mercury down vAfo 25 degrees last night but there was damage Fort-Dougl- - MARINES WANT TEN OGDEN MEN FROM ' 8 pec 11 J - Combined With Our Increased Circulation Show an Overwhelming- Increase Of an The Want --Ad Pages - as - mi B ‘ Ilerald-Rcpublic- Three hundred and eleven more Oef man prisoners are coming to Salt Lake-tonight or early tomorrow morning ac- cording to dispatches received lsst- night from San Frandaco Unofficial' advices stats thst the prisoners of left San Francisco last night Inquiry relative to the matter at last night elicited the reply! !J that no official Information had been received Railroad men reported that-- the marines the prisoners who : arrived hereguarding early Sunday morning mediately went back to San Francisco ' after another lpt of prisoners It is be- - ' “ lleved that the second lot of interns' are from Honolulu i Visitors Are Disappointed Although i thousands of miles away--- L from their native land the Interned of war at Fort found prisoners friends hsrs yesterday- Douglas A number ef : German men and women visited tho' many of them belng under the - - v thempression they could see were-Y men In theirthatbarracks They line”-anon tbe “dead d' sentries stopped by were obliged to content themselves a view of several hundred yards' - v with ‘ Capt Stephen Abbot adjutant to Cot-Arthur Williams In charge of tbs barracks has requested that the publiQ keep away from the prison barracks to the signs placed along thec-deaadhering line” "War Prison Barracks- - - ” Keep Out” le tbe warning Under n conditions will anyone be allowed the camp without a written- - -approach order from the commanding officer £? 4 i Glad Here 2 That the men are gratified with their treatment is shown by a note received-b- y Colonel Williams from the ranking2 “We officer of tbe prisoners He said are pleased with the courtesy and con-- J f slderatlon shown us in every way bjr your government and its officials” the--£Colonel Williams intends to have " local Internment camp the most mb-cleanest and best rsgulated war--- Itary Prison of the three In the Unitedtates He hopes tp Put the honor aystem in operation which he has madeclear in rules and regulations posted the of the Germans The names ofguidance the prisoners will not be glvno : en out for the present at least and photograph taking will be allowed 7 hs eastern iron running rare oMarge to rapacity taking plants contracts and have no time for smaller Ogden Iron jobs theis recently organized can orders it SilWorka receiving alltotheJames W to according attend company ver general manager The manufache says is now engaged in for the machinery making sugarmills turingsugar that are being built new In Utah and Idaho 'f Put in Vogue Final arrangements were completed In Salt Lake for the public yesterday sale of nearly 400000 acres of Indian rsservatlon lands June Uintah at Prove' It will be the largest saleItheld the government In five years and by Is expected to attract hundreds of buyer from the' John McPhaul country Judge ef and sale ofsuperintendent Indian land CoL George J Drewry assistant andopening were Lake Hin-rlcyessuperintendent to confer withinHSalt terday chief Stanley of field division United States land office relative to the sale They left far Provo last night to conduct ths sale in conjunction with Samuel Lw fage receiver disof Vernal Mays itrict ' co-op- n Public June 18 11—Because the larger Ogden Juneworks are their Herald-Republica- n ’ - 400000 ACRES OGDEN IRON WORKS HAS MANY ORDERS Special Interns Glad to Be in Utah-Honor System May Be - s Herald-Republica- n " r - - - — V s Entertainment - - SUSTAINED BY COURT c American Theatre After ' - SHERIFF PETERSON Republican Be Enlisted in $60000 Liberty Bonds S - Men--Wil- l IDAHO FILLS ARMY VOLUNTEER QUOTA Cache Valley Takes - - Herald-Republica- n Special June ' 11 —The Herald-Rcpubllca- n - - - Salt Lake City has a new official position that of assistant superintendent of parks and public property and flor 1st The position was created by theon the mocommission city tlon of Commissioner H H Green' R Keller former florist at Liberty park will occupy the 'new position at a salof 91500 a year Mr Keller-haary been In charge of a large part of the work at the Liberty park greenhouse the year during The new past ordinance also provides for one clerk in the department at a sala ary of 21020 a year This will mean increase ln the salary of Miss slight Stella Conner present clerk and stenographer lntbeparlrdepartment ‘ - : er e - -- Bil-hetm- t HexVld-Republic- an - Herald-Republic- two-thir- - Herald-Reppbllca- a former of Hastings college a Chautauqua Nebraskapresident lecturer was the guest of the Weber club at noon Special and hfe delighted club members today a re- June IXj— Ogden Following with a short address on community quest tonight from Governor Bamberrer’s office for the names of those building The lecturer said that every comwho served on government reghad tho same types of citizen- istration day munity last Tuesday Walter — ship some who were always retard- Richey city recorder said hls report toward public improve- would show that only three or four of ing efforts seem always to ments and others who are 'asking for remunerregistrars be working to keep a- community In a the ation the office wants governor’s why There were many the names was not stage disclosed progressive Dr Turner said: when chuckles "Ton all know the ' type of citizen ' who says that he- - has been getting TRENCH STORIES tolerably well without paved along sidewalks or streets and that hls father FEATURE PROGRAM ot along well enough before blm so ' no to Is need get very guesses there Special enthusiastic now about' public imTremonton June 11 —Miss Ada I provements Ward lecturer on From the was the chief attraction Trenches OPPONENTS OF SEWAGE yesterday at the being held here Bhe graveChautauqua her lecture at the afternoon session SYSTEM IN MINORITY The orchestra gave the Chautauqua to the program and also prelude Special a concert program in the evening gave with 11— resihird M June ward as director and Olive McOgden are Wltepskle dents who opposing the Installation Cormack as soloist district of a sewerage system in the In Today there was tho regrul&r Junior suf- Chautauqua did not marshal their forces In the Jhornlng in the ficient numbers and the city has gained Scotch concert party afternoon the jurisdiction toTheproceed with the lm- - gave a prelude and there were imper- sonations and readings by Frances engineer’s city Iirovements commisto the In the Labadle the Scotch city s protest-tantdiscloses that the sion tonight concert party agralnevening the gave prelude represent only 5157 per cent of and then motion pictures of the Maw-so- n the entire frontage when protests Antarctic expedition were given to be with Frances L&badle should have exceeded as the lecturer effective Announcement was made that there would be a public meeting at ths city those MOVIE OF A MAN AND hall next and Monday evening when those opposed to the ImIn favor may express their viewsInprovementevent voicfe of' FRiewD wire -In the the new system Is - Tne Re’s A hard the abuttors will be assessed stalled 2175-00in the the and sewerage about HE3RY STbRf pot necessitate the conThird ward willnew VAJinJDOLV-Douinl The funds outfalL for of a struction which the city administration QUIcKl building hopes to obtain through a bond Issue Herald-Republica- 'Twin Falls Ida 'June 11—County commissioners today organized Kimberly an a village - The following board RECREATION HEAD of officers was sleeted Saturday night: Dr J N Davis mayor Carl Hodge way Charles H Upton- R G Wilson and W A GUI 'councludsn CHOSEN FOR FORT Thirty-fou- r candidates were voted' on for members of the board by sixty-fovoters haul four hundred Kimberly seven tion’ In a rleh farming sectionpopulaGeorge Simms assistant playground miles east of Twin Falls on the Mini- director of Los Angeles hae been sedoka branch of the Oregon 8hort Line lected by the war department to handle It has grown wonderfully during past the war recreation work at Salt Lake year and has many fine brick blocka advices reaccording to telegraphic ceived here last night ' Hs will leave PROVO for this city today and will have charge of the Utah division Utah officials Tn charge of the T M C A recreatlonrwork for soldiers wsrs not informed last night as to ths duties Mr Simms will perform At the present time E G Caster Is in charge of v the local branch which le constructing a building G 8 Douglas ' of the internarepresentative Special w committee of the war work Provo June 11—At a of the tional lntermoun tain region council for-thlocal committee of the meeting Utah Bankers’ is here supervising the work association today a' tentative program An appeal has been made to the paof entertainment was drawn up for tho triotic citizens of Utah for 210600 of annual state convention ' of bankers to be used'by the nationthe 8300000Q which will be held here Friday and Sat- al war work couneil Y M C A was of to the all decided hold It urday In the construction of Y M C A buildCommerrooms In the of the meetings The campsings at concentration club cial 88000000 fund has of the greater part are women who the afternoon Friday been subscribed with the visiting bankers will be entertained already state The council of defense will try women local Friday by the to raise share within the next Utah's evening a general banquet will be giv- week bo adContributions en at tne Hotel Roberts for the visitors dressed to E O HowardshouM treasurer at 8 a m a trip will be made the Utah fund room 321 State Capitolof Saturday to Olmstead and other points of inter- The local committee of the war workest in Provo canyon After the busichairlncludeaC ness meetings on Saturday the visitors council the Rev P A'SimpLu will be entertained at a theatre party man: Bamberger H W Sturgis David A Smith Abbott McGlnnle Lee CL' Miller F B Cook Dr R SL Joyce Thomas N Taylor ana Dr E G Peterson ur - Herald-Republic- " fpecleL n - ' Benovich 2838 taking a quiet autoJ-- June-IL- Henld-RepubUca- Til 311 IN GERMAN KOVEL STUNTS PRISONER SQUAD DUE HERE SOON - BOYFUGITIVES - SpeclaL x FIND AUTO OF Cause Motor istto Herald-Republica- n I P ' - POPE HONORS an uquoa rare css - The circulation ud nwi departmente of The Sett Lake Jr Ofden are located now in n new end Bodern office at 8616 V Washington aTenne—the Orphenm theatre block For the Ogden correspondent or circulator call telephone JTo 916 as formerly V I3ARMS PLAN Provo June 11—Lorin Fowslson was fined 850 today by Judge E L Jones for carrying liquor into dry territoryol He was with the offence el acharged bottle of whisky and one He carrying alcohol tosruthe home of hls parents to the charge and tho pleaded was imposed fine of 951ilty VILLAGE IS ORGANIZED £ notice - nan kane Wash ELHH10N IN I0K1BERLY WBBM&mMEm t a SALT LAKE CXTY UTAH TUESDAY JUNE 12 1917 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N YOU MUST USE The - s Herald-Republica- n best applicants ' r 04 v Oii wrC r’ Want Ad pages in order to get tbe' '’ For Further Information arid Hates Use the Want Ad Phone Main 767 - 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