Show L i i SEPTEMBER 18 1917 'V: ' ‘BATTEECRYOFPEACE’ : COMING M: ISIS THE ATRE x Ws- r ' tfewr n - : v k - i J" 'Vi ' ' ‘IS' ' fV ! v' MEN WILL BE GIVEN "FAREWELL LUNCHEON Governor Mayor " Others to Sjieak at Reception in — Jr Recruits’ Honor i 7i public According' to plans' madeare to carry trains Jterday two special "approximately 1000 Utahns to Camp American Lake Wash' to morrow and Thursday as ’the second contingent of the new national army Scene from 'The-Bsttlr Cry of Peace ' V r ‘‘ ’t’ ' ? greatV peace A great foe is ' depicted' at J' S tlxart our gates' invading sermon' “The Battle Cry of Peace-ttheir aircrafts encircle our be shown at the Isis theatreT for five great city ‘The New York people will days ‘commencing Wednesday v'a be seen fleeing through- the streets scries of spectacular: scenes panic J stricken as homes aTe wrecked Ad the strong plot runs its course we by shells-see the beautiful skyline 'of ‘New York All these great spectacular - scenes —huge buildings falling In have r been with no small portrayed and-thdethe ‘of amount heaps— unsightly realism great capitol production : and t Innumerable Mother71- thrill- -'! is without any war stroyed the doubt greatest ' r :' ing events drama ever filmed V' £& '4: ' - - " - -- - ow' City-broke- - - : Lake GemasbySalt was revoked local-boar- rt ' ' 7 ‘ :" WBusatlu Peter A' Lachajczyk v : - - - appointed a special agent for the board —to assist Col VT M Minor in the inof appeals and other cases vestigation In ' connection with the draft through- out Utah lOOO In Second Contingent f Following are the men who will form ’the second contingent to go to American Lake from Salt Lake: "Roy Hartnett Claude Pickett Har-- oln Winston Arnett' Oliver Gustave Mc-Aul- - ey ‘ - Phillip Schneider Harper Slcklnger ? Harry Austin Dont Henry Russell“Frank Mclntire ' Claude Oliver Neal Mor- ton Henry Proctor Moses Wesley Car' roll John ' Rubin Graham John Clar t - 11 Os-c- hr - - - 1 - ’ - - - - : ! - : at-'Fo- rt f will soon 'be enSalt Lake women nation-wide of enterprise gaged In ’the of comthe Red Cross making 1000000 fort kits for the United States army and an additional 1000000 ' '" for- - the Russian army' The kits will be made according to by MaJ Gen John suggestions offered’ and MaJ Grayson M J Pershing two of and are of thro typos one for and service active’ them for V use hospital According to Miss Florence Marshall bureau of the director of athe women’s Red 'Cross each - kit should contain: Pipe and tobacco pouch heavy socks handkerchiefs wash cloths and soap a mouth organ or game pencil writing and If not too' expaper envelopes slngle-blade- d knife and a pensive - " - FLAG TNSULTERS V WHIPPED BY YOUTH President Gompera of the American Federation of Lbor with which the national bodyv Is to be affiliated ad- dressed the delegates and offered his personal assistance and that of the federation After the organization Is complete It Is understood a campaign will be started to obtain for the government employes among other things better pay scientific reclassification retirement legislation and a Saturday Fielding K 'Smith 17- son of Joseph administered a beating Sunday- night near the West thugs school-whenHigh they insulted the miniature 'American flag which he wore In the buttonhole of his coat ' According to Smlthf they tore the the flag from his coat and threw It to When' they realized Smith ground was overpowering l them one of them NEW ARMY CLERKS NAMED ' Smith 'asserts drew a dagger which he kicked from the thug's hand Two additional clerks were added : The ' police were summoned ' when the force of the' quartermaster's deSmith reached home but they could partment yesterday when J Francis find’ no trace of his assailants and C A Johnson reported from San Francisco : Mr Francis has been In : CHAPMAN ORDERED SOUTH the service for several years haring Lieut Henry H Chapman' has formerly f been In the department atf 'First' been relieved from duty at Fort Doug- Fort Douglas Mr' Johnson is a young' las and orderedCL to the cantonment at man 'Who - has Just' besn appointed where he will serve after a civil service examination AnGreenville GL' to Gen ' S L Faison other- clerk ‘will be added to th deas with the Thirtieth army division " partment In si few days - F Smith president of the Ofonnon to two church ’ -- year-arou- half-holid- ay - - - - - - aide-de-ca- mp 4' r'- - f WA-- - ' ' v : - f-- ' V - '-- ' ' -- f : — ' ' : - : rf ' ' v' 6 0 Z' v O ? '' " - vs - - f U 0 t t A 4 This magniSicenft COLUEUlBI A GRAFONOLA and 15 dotible-dis- c Cblumbia Records (which mat(es 30 'selections) will be ln vour home immecllatelv aft $8®25 yor bnlv— ' ' & : r Z ’fj- "X- V K V: - 1 Y NX r - r ya ' A & V : y X i'- f - 'Jf YOUR’ OW'OrTER'J3S FORTIHIE BALANCE arid we charge no interest Remerriber there - v virill be no delays— fhe machine will be‘ deliveireci lhe siame day you order if ' a tUlAKG " - -- v- - - ' j 3 ” m s ‘ ' " x j j- a hi ’ 4' ' - -k - - - ¥ j iv gw ' - mtf t s “ 7 - ’ l' r " ' ( ' s i J jv' T at a v ' r s' 'Vi ’'v ' jjc “ V ' j v’ fii r " " '' " v - - K s r? " t 4 m' - s AAf ' " - t ' I '!V ‘e w ‘s’ VA-V- £ v ' - v '- - o f v ' t' - wW w - Mi I 'f ' ' Bargains ' a I 'V a k '’ v V' v- d V - V vi - W ?’ s 'Z ’ l i j ' ‘ ’ 'l 4 ' V "v v ’ ! x JJfi i r’ “Ti Wi" j f i:— i jznrzzn ' - Clearaace Sale Coatfooes to Offer Tboosaods SeasoD-&i- d I'r X - © ' 51 j a Freeds " ' f I A x r - — ' :4 x c N ''4 '' - ' f’ 'j r- nd - : - - -- to-fi- x - h - - - ! : - 1 - - zed - The following men were denied exemption 'yesterday by the district appeal board: H W Holland W Edward Cowling and- Steve Games Salt Lake hoard No 2 EL H Ryan Roger 8 McCann Ernest McDonough Walter Busman' R 'W- - Popejoy Lynn H Thompson R'X Herrick and R I Armstrong Salt Lake board" No- 4G Longhurst-RIcLThecounty' following men were granted ex- - : In - r Men Denied Exemption’"' ' - -- - " - ’ : ’ - - ’ ’ - - Food1 Administrator Hoover “ emptlons: EL V Hoffman W ' A' Griffith Orlln Blngman A EL Perschon and C L Larsen Salt Lake board No 4 Joseph W Taylor and J' U Ingram ' ’ v'V Rich' county Four men' In ’addition to those alnot shown up at loready listedNohave 2 for examination when cal board summoned They are Edwin S 'Bird John Bloom Harper Louis N McConnell and George Williams Unless they for examination by September report 21 their names will be turned over-tthe federal authorities and attempts made to locate them Local board No 2 will examine the 80 men summoned on Its third call at 9 spoon a ’ m September 2L Transfers from be examined at other towns will-alsthis ' time Board members said that ITJEL PRICES WILL'!-Edwin 8 Blrd had been examined and SOON BE FIXED w rejected by the United States' army recruiting office in Salt Lake but that Consumers will soon have ' their he would nevertheless have to appear before the local board for examination minds aet at rest as to the price they - n e - ‘ ' ! - - - ‘ - cy y ' F-Ra- Rob-holz- Lo wenatein ! - - eni-phasl- Z John C D M I P nyder Julius r Iv Schayer Frank" ' -r- own Richard W Johnson Clarence EL Purdue Frank CL Davis Barton CL Bigelow G C Boswell S- i Pi Kinney H t Y Richards j Marlon CL Beecroft Hubert S Boone! Leslie I:’ Buckle-RaE v Donkin George Busch Jr Peter Mullins' Peter Pleus fra Simpson LawRalph: H Jones-Joh- J Burns-Morrisrence F Maleney A Raphael sey EL! L ' Tuckett Joseph H Sorenson Frank ‘ L Kirby William EL Stanton Charles A Tucker A R Davis Erank VWray Harold G Goddard Roy W Pope Joy Edgar Wimer Joseph S Young Harry Bickenbach 'William' H Bainbrlck' William CL Rhodln Milton M- Purcell Charles A O'Day v Sherman will have ito ay during the coming winter for fuel according to advices FUEL ADMINISTRATORS from Washington D C yesterday The CHOSEN BYGARFIELD' special branch of the government glvt en over to the regulation of the great On the groy nd of desertion Mrs coal Industry of the country Is prac'ByIntenstional News Ewvlea' its with Weltha McCannr a buyer for Walker 'tremendous tically ‘through Washington Sept 17-- Dr Harry A? Brothers' Dry Goods company ' yes- task of Investigation of conditions in Garfield fuel controller paid ‘a lengthy a divorce1 by Judge the various mining sections of the terday was granted asMcCann vislt'to anthe White House today and subsoon from H W Bramel be ready to: 'r J J country and will r? sistant general manager for: the same nounce pricesmitted a list of state fuel administrafirm' tors for executive approval Thec proceeding was among " the The state administrators will act with shortest that' has occupied the atten- TO EXAMINE TROOPS ! tion of the district court In a long the local committees to determine the FOR TUBERCULOSIS retail coal 'prices to be fixed In each time" ' 'V'i"'' The complaint ' was handed to the to clerk of- the court Just long enough Telegraphic Instructions summoned section’ y Until they are named no was then and attached a number have the tuberculosis fcdhrd' which has been steps can be taken these prices taken Into - court where a signed state' not Yt ls considered a of husmaking: the Forf Douglas survey likely any prices ment was produced showing the band waived his appearance and time garrison to hurry to Montgomery AlaZ will be named before October 4 for- the makings of an answer- had he to report to the commanding so ' division general seenflt to dowas j Thirty-seven- th of the: made except that of there to! examine that commandcamp No charge for FEDERAL EMPLOYES desertion and no' alimony was asked tuberculosis ' Capts Alexius M' Fostsr PLAN NATIONAL UNION for Within five minutes after the Henry ' VI 'Hoagland and' Contract case commenced an order for an Inter- and Will1L G Cattermole and Surgeona 17 — Delegates locutory divorce had been granted iam H Swan departed immediately to ' Washington: Sept take up their new duties from federal unions employer through' small number of out the country a convention S iZ WOMEN WILL 'opened men' were found tobe afflicted with today to perfect a national organiza-tio- n tuberculosis Douglas' KITS REDCROSS MAKE v’: WORKERS IN SAME STORE GET DIVORCE - An address to the sugar men' that voluntary service of all Industries is the only'democratr Ic means of meeting the war" emer-gen- Rob-lnso- i No Booth"--Alber- ' - -- Curtice' Wright fAlien OscarfA RiForllnes 'William Marley Robert ESmith'-Leland'Itin Carl !Av Beesley' Roy Rothlinsburg :Jens Blair James S Thompson Fred B Critchlow Maurice H' Brown Jr Henryk Humphrey William Bringard Louis L' Sneddon Walter Clarence H Pugh Charles Wright' Dennis O' Martin George Cottam Warren E “ Wright Walter R Smiley Carl S Weller John W Gulver Leon Chester M La Pierre' Samuel Littlef ord - William Louis B Spitko Arvld Patterson Edward JM&brito Joseph JPaul Gerald W'1 Leavitt Elmo Ridges Roy N Jones ' Elliott L Gillespie- John EL’ Viallett John A Patch Thomas A' Ranck Peter J Kranitx Ralph H George G Lambomei Albert : T Harding Edward T' Berry Stephen Johneelne George B'Leatham: Robert G Grimmer Isaac t A' Hanson Robert Fltsslmmons L Pltko Joseph1” Bernard John McN Connell ' and William 'W Fowler Frederick CL Smith John O Ford Archie W Stevens Royal ’B Amundsen' Sidney Earl Edglngton John A McDonald FrederlckT fWhithoiise: Morris Freedman Willard C- Jensen 'Harold William ReldellArmll D Harding Roe-co- e Thompson Oliver Rutlldge Riggs : 15' - - - RexW Williams was "Erickson r- n ' d ’ -- - ’ : - - - - r to work out details of &' plan for a central distributing agency In ac- 'cordance with an agreement with the United States food admlnlstra- ' tion Ninety per cent of the beet sugar men are ready to agree on a price' but some' companies contracted' with growers of 'their districts at $1 higher than the basic price They cannot agree to fixing a price lower than that" without danger of "' ’ - sug-a- men began a conference today Adolph BrodbeckHugo B’ Anderson George E' Farno w Frank W Beecher John Rlsse 'Jr Mark Barratt - Niels JeneenLeo Budd Jones Wayne P! Joy Morris Mllkoff Lllllan CL Kitchen Earl F'i Crow Bernard W Quinn- Henry EL Husser- Frank H Souther" George JI Dahlen Percival Young' Edward T Brown William L- - Warburton George ! Otto ET Bloom Sil Engilman' i Adolph ‘ John Jordina Joseph Flntrolakls ) John Kautzman Marcus V Lane K Roy Matson-JohBathlas George Bernard Becker-James- ' Adam Kramer Gideon L Newton Dalton Normal Bucknell McDonald' Edward L' Ereeman Chester Newton Curtis Boyd' Me rri hew s Law- A4"- Ireland' James A Peterson Walter n' rence Henry 'Heath-AlbeR ! Champion Reuben W : Riley" Joseph George yv':-r 'r International News Service - Washington Sept 17—Beet - ence Brandi ey Fred Nuff erJr- - John '7 John Charles Needham George Oberg Carlson-- Aubrey James Nowell-- ' Toney Konros' Charles Lee Cadlwell Lon Tod Fidler John David Niluman William Alfred Shull- John! William McLeod' Andrew Anthony 0Dea John Melvin Oloren-sha- w Alex Ragokis Wllliam Robert Norris Charles Leo Cronin ''Alternates: ! - ! - Love: Frits Leonard f f ’ — By - v-- - A f IN CONFERENCE ON - DISTRIBUTING PLAN ' s a-- m ' - BEET SUGAR MEm A e fh - the Beehive state 4 Train No 1 as It Is designated by Mhc government' will carry the! drafted tnen from Salt Lake City 'Salt v Lake "bounty Juab Tooele Davis Washing- -!tbn Iron Beaver and Millard counties ' This train will leave early night Train No 2 which Ldoes not leave until Thursday carries ''the men from the balance of the Utah counties The soldiers will entrain at different points throughout the state Salt Lake "drafted men will re- iThe tomorrow at 11 at the four Port flocal draft boards after which a they wjll go to the Newhouse hotel where “"they are to be the’ honored guests of city at a luncheon and reception 4be --Addresses are to be made by Gov Si- mon Bamberger and Mayor ' W Mont -Ferry Representatives of the four 'local contingents probably will be glv-e- n an opportunity to' make short talks Five Per £eat Now In ChumC A— The men who' leave tomorrow ? and represent '40 per cent of the ''''Thursday ' quota Five per cent has - al- -' 'ready left' for the training camp at ‘American Lake An additional 40 per : cent will leave Optober3 and the last jV i5 per cent some time late? the date 4 Jfftr the departure of the last contin----'gei- it not having been set as yet by the provost marshal general at Washing- ton ——The Utah district appeal board yes-- men for $erday certified seventy-fou- r 'service in the national array1 ‘Twelve "men were denied exemption and the appeals of seven granted 'The certificate 'of exemption granted George 1 Positions' nd ’ 'V 'Jdis Year-Rou- Apply Adj Deptl Tuesday A M - vwt ' Highest Salaries Jury's hands Prosecuting attorneys today 'managed to get In evidence the ' fact that' a bloody shirt which had been delivered to a laundry two nights after- - the murder had later been called for by Kelly It was also brought out that ' Kelly mailed a postal card In Omaha across the river from "Council Bluffs the night the bloody shirt was depos- lted In the Council Bluffs laundry ' ' ' -- pi v Thoroughly Experienced and Capable T American Lake Wednes- day and Thursday £ 's - 3000 in Second Quota Go to 4 'A By International Kewa Kerr Ice Red Oak la' Sept 17 —Wltnenses testified today that'Rev Lyn Kelly being tried here for the VUllsca axe murders had told them that he committed the crime confession which Kelly made three weeks which was j taken down ago and by a stenographer will probably be 'Introduced to the JuT Tuesday A ' court order was Issued today directing v that the written confession he placed In the u V ‘r t - CW DRAFTS TO '1 WITNESSES ASSERT KELLY CONFESSED VILLISCA MURDERS - 0 |