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" - - ‘ The' Tanks v " O v® at the Battle of the Ancre £ sr — Canadian 'Controller Says Agree to Supply All Needs Home Consumption Must of - Government C Price 7 Be Reduced n I' Question Untouched ‘ J r ! 6 yxy-- ' :- ' - - V ' “''UilMT-EuIrl- ll ( - '- s - V t t " Washington July 'Of four eastern states at a conference 'here' today '! assured officials would meet all the government’s they coal needs ‘and that ' they would 7 furnish amounts allotted! to them by any agency the government might name The question of prioes was not con- jaldered although Secretary Daniels In f a speech appealing to their patriotism declared the operators should come j forward In the same spirit as shown by the men who don uniforms and go 1 to France The prices finally to be determined will be fixed 'after the federal trade commission has completed its Investgatlon of coal production costs The government’s coal requirements for th next year were put at slightly 'more than flve million tons 'in agreeing to supply the govern-- ment’s coal by a system of allotment the operators bound themselves also t to take care of each other’s commercial orders when they are taken over ' by The plan adopted the government amounts to a pool of coal virtually ' ' sold to the ): government DENVER SHOPMEN STRIKE " Denver July IT —With approximate In ' the ly SOO cars awaiting repairs ' road’s here about 200 car repairyards work at the Colorado A men' quit Southern plant today asking a wage Increase of 5 1 cents an hour and recog of their union They now receive nltion S4 cents an - - ' ' allies in wheat were 1105 000009 bushela The production of Europe waa 645000000 ‘bushels leaving 460000000 bushels to be exported from North America It was esti- 'mated that the United States and Canada would have for export bushels so that : 1600 000 00 have to be made Up Mr: Hanna said the figures for beef are equally disturbing and If the shortage is not made up the allied cause will falL The problem would be met he said if each con- sumer would reduce by one-thi‘'of beef' bacon and hls consumption ’y A"V wheat' '’ ' There was strong case for ' he declared the if compulsion” ¥' letters he was were any receiving indication: Distribution was ' an Important factor and here waste x was rampant The “tanks” are the marvels of a war “Someone may have to deal with :7' we are through”' he filled with marvelous creatlona Huge this before concluded'"- - ' and colossal In size 'ponderous' almost - 300-0000- 00 Supported by HOBART BOSWOBTH RAYMOND HATTON and others in : : rd ! - - ofinnniu ’ 'a - o a - - " nn ‘ ' hour One of the greatest casts yet assembled - - ! TODAY and NEXT THREE DAYS ' - - “The House of Quality Shows' price ' fixing might be necessary to conserve the food supplies of this country and the United States so that the home population can be"1 ‘ fed and the necessary exportation to the entente ' allies take place made-todawere by W J Hanna dominion food controller ' In and - address before the Canadian dub The total requirements of the1 ‘ L' ' i lrHints that Montreal July of compulsion and —Coal operators 17 - movement uncappy In appearancs and as a they resemble nothing so much of childish dragon giant at a swift speed Jumpfancyover moving trenches cutting through ing barb wire entanglements battling over rivers and their mighty way swamps -- and' into the trenches through u of the enemyso remarkable so "over'Nothing tremendous so vital In the whelmingly world’s history has ever been seen as these official war pictures They follow the' battle of the Ancre from the until first advance of the supply trains allied the the triumphal return of could describe howNo troops ever vividly history written such scenes as the eye of the' camera has unfalteringly recorded in these films The Orpheum theatre will show these week commencing pictures for one Sunday July 22 at noon 4- I- - O S' drama full of action A modern romantic ' -- “’ - '£ v a''s1- BURTON HOLMES EASY CHAIR TRAVELS : PATHE WAR PICTURES - -- ( s 1 - i 19 fire-breathi- ng - - - SPECIAL MUSIC Willard Weihe Edw P Kimball Mrs J S Stont and the Paramount' Quintet Continuous 1230 to 11 p m 10c 15c 25c PRESIDENT HIT IN m ATTORNEY’S DIATRIBE ? at the bestT ventilated cooL cozy comfortable dtv— : - ' 4Tk V theatre in the ' V" -- v if f f v - - ' c - San "Francisco tawyer Wishes ‘Political Activi-ties on J J Scott' — - San Francisco July 17— -- n hls opening statement to the Jury Which is to hear the case' of Joseph J Scott forrevenue here mer collector of Internal accused of embezzling government asfunds Bert Schleslnger maserted ' Attorney that Scott's effortsof were President terial In the Wilson and that If the affairs of hls office were neglected It was because of the' political activity of Scott “Scott’s personal deposits” Schlesln as ger said “were not stolen moneys charged by the government but campaign contributions which he later was to disburse” the presidential - campaign “During cott handled thousands of dollars” Schleslnger said “Hls acts duringtothis In referred time will be that the trial to show the course offrequently If the affairs of hls office were neglected It was due to hls political activand to refer to certain moneys In ity hls private bank account1 He charged that the former Internal revenue collector was not “given sufficient help to administer the duties of hls office” and that “he had to handle many thousands of letters dally without adequate assistance” Schleslnger linked Scott with PresiWilson from the time he was govdent ernor of New Jersey and was nominated for President until Scott’s dismissal by executive order June 18 Scott is charged with the embezzlement of 68300 worth of revenue stamps and nearly 38000 cash re-electi- on - A bill featuring pretty girls and fun makers extraor- " 7" ’i rapid-fir- e ’ ‘bm'K 'V'-'-'- - v‘ " - s V- 7-v- - ‘'V e dinary-headei : - - by d Y -- V: a’J - (SOIL-iSSbAJL an The Slave E v v ' ' - : j Dealers” presenting1 & CO- - f Egyptian novelty with special scenery v‘ and special music MlPlHl 3 Phone Was 756 TF O C3A E3 The Coolest theatre In Salt Lake during summer months WALTER POULTON Mgr LAST TIMES TODAY The Eminent Screen Star DU'STIX FARM))! T&rklngton's Best Story PERSONAL DIRECTION OF H A SIMS - - 0NE week Coming Sunday Jaly 22nd J0R la-Boot- h “I'HE GENTLEMAN FR03I INDIANA” Admission IS Cents ' Coming— Enid Bennett In “A Mother Instinct o'- ii - - presenting’ their original comedy sketch ‘The Chalky line :! “FOSJEry Si b’sKiLoffer nifty xair of nifties - -- ):’ : A who with The 'i variety CAMPAIGN BEGUN TO RECRUIT WOMEN ' - BEVMFUWT&ALEXMDEa artists that please! - ' Two-re- mm mm ' i i A el - C comedy picture aa m 7 mm fm vi V’ v- - ' J feature Special “CAPTAIN MARJORIE ADVENTURE U” war drama “Big In Dorothy Davenport “No 16 Martin Street -- The aTv leaving the English lines— In the trenches ready to Charge-Brin- ging ft gang ' in action—Bringing in np ammunition— wounded the Laemmle detective story Nestor comedy TWIXT LOVE AND THE ICE M With Billie Rhodes and Neal Burns I lobar t Henley In ROGUE “TIIE WITH A HEART” Tomorrow— Little Zoe Rae ! “THE CIRCUS OF LIFE” Modern ventilating and cooling " system ! New York July 17 — A campaign to 'recruit women for agriculture work has 'been started by the National League for Womans Service in with the depart- "ST - ion v You can imagine yon smell the powder TO WORK ON FARMS ? ! Xylophone Actual scenes from the first line trenches Every foot of film taken right at the front Yon will witness all the thrills of war without the danger' Anti-aircra- novelties DU1OTSDIK? QUISEKJ a of songs' variety girl Of ficial British War Pictures: ment Vof labor at it was announced hereWashington to aild tonight the solution of the food supply problem by making up the deficiency of farm worker Thousands of women it was stated will be called upon for patriotic service In the form' of farm work ' A - food reserve corps also bns been organized with the approval of Herbert C Hoover and Secretary of Labor Wilson to the “wasting of hundreds prevent of tons of fruit and vegetables by reason of the labor shortage In the canning industry” it was announced Vigorous young womsn without Rome ties and willing to work In canneries are wanted for the corps AM ERICAEJ Where you in pictures the during cooler than will always see the best where the months Is hot summer temperature “all outdoors” : S? M TODAY TOMORROW AND FRIDAY— The world greatest picture star at her beat' CLARA' KIMBALL YOUNG in EScern Walter's Great Story ' WAY” EASIEST THE aa a at ” A - NO ADVANCE IN I'HICES p af the aouth “A KENTUCKY story delightful Ker the fleet time la America “REVOLUTION 1 Shows S S T THE A Quality Newspaper HERALD-REPUBLIC- TONIGHT CIX-DBnBLf- IN Big Amateur Show and Local Tryout in connection with regular show Don’t miss it Heaps' of fun! New show tomorrow - AN It’s Fair and Square sj |