Show " fs I - r ' r : - r - ’ ’ ' f V - e i' ' THE SALT LAKE THE ah llERALD-BEPUBLICA- SALT LAKE CITY' UTAH TUESDAY OCTOBER 2 1917 N junior high school student was $230 while the maximum in the senior department was $684 ' Considered as a whole without regard to the numbers who failed to IBERALD-REPUBUCA- N make reports the showing is altogether satisfactory ! The Salt Lake Herald The Republican The boy who turns his summer vacation into $684 is V (Est f --:(E8t June C 1870) Feb 12 1806) learning something that is not to be found in text books 'i 60 MAIN STREET? Likewise we may consider tUat the boy who can capital-- 1 — Jljize his spare time to this "extent is making the! most Publishing by The pahy— h e Booth president A I Thomas vice president I of his lessons He has a record of which he may well Edward E Jenkins treasurer Adolph Anderson secretary be proud and ought to be well equipped for' the higher y ' v V'-i- - Inter-Moaata- la DAILY STATISTICS Herald-Republic- - an an theatre Wilkes players Marwith Thursried”' Every evening "Jinrljr day and Saturday matinees Wilke In the farce comedy Herald-Republic- OrphesM theatre New vaudeville bill opens tomorrow evening with Leona La Mar and war pictures “The Retreat of the Germans at the Battle of Arras” added " attraction as headliners Paatagea theatre— Vaudeville bill with “Oklahoma” Bob Albright and “A Breath of Old Virginia’’ as headliners Five other acts Three shows daily at 245 730 and 9 p m Liberty theatre— Hippodrome vaudeville Stewart’s Girl Revue and 5 other acts Three shows dally an Z - - - W - - ne The Clock of Civilization : TUESDAY OCTOBER' 2 1917 - avenue- - boy Dbginning Tonight bsh IN THE GREATEST OF ALL FARCES 1 -- There are BOA Laaghs Price 25e te 92 Mat lace 25e ts fLSOi Scat sale sew ea AUTOMOBILE LICENSES Plfsastc Cara 17597- - h MOTION PICTURES American— Dorothy Phillips ' In “Triumph” Alice Howell Prof J J McClellan In 720 and 920 p m organ aoloa at — MarguerParamount-Empre- ss ite Clark In “Bab a Diary” Pathe News Review Strand Jack Gardner In “Men of the Desert” Universal Current 1 EsOHIISSEU NEXT ATTRACTION— Friday and Saturday Oct 5--6 Saturday Matinee - ' the' punishments inflicted on the LONG ago one ‘of the h‘y conqueror was to pompel the tconquered- Einer and Lilly Blomquist Llgnell Holy Croat lri hospital Earle T and Juliet Knowlton James Holy Cram hospital glrL Amlray nd Durotby L Onetta White 778 E South Temple- girl Jolah and Deborah Rlaley Copley 945 W Second South girl Thomas E and Alice Little Tola ns 7 Morton court girl John and Anna Follchweldcr Bcntler 921 Fremont avenue boy John E and Mae Larsen Bradley 724 Boosevelt sE -- 1 ' W II Roark 858 W First South Ford 17588 J W Patt 184 K Sixth South Moors 17595 A L Spencer Sandy Ford 17594 Dept of the Interior Fort Duchesne Ford — 17596 C B Petty Hurricane Ford 17591 Joe Clslx Ogden Chandler 17588 J J Daynes 88 D Maxwell FUNERALg ' Twenty-slstward 17579 Kelson A Anson 887 rierpnnt Ford George Oeborne service 17578 Jem Smith Provo R D No 1 Bnlck cemetery chapel Tuesday 2 p m Burial City 12 17576 Victor Anderson to &N Provo R D Ko 1 Casket opened st the residence from MaxwelL on Tuesday 17580 Agnes E PhUpot1231 Kaylm ave services Emerson Ford Thomas Francis Marsh 17577 L E Poulson Richfield chapel Tuesday 890 p m Burial City cemePaige tery Caaaaterelal Cara Eliza Glttlna services Wednesday 2 p m Walsh News Co Isc 152 W Sooth Burial City cemetery from Silver St Doyle's 9042Ford new funeral home Fifth South and Main street 2044 J X Chappell no E Fifth Sooth Ferd services Silver St Eugene Tillman Abbott Doyle’s chapel Wednesday at 1020 a m - -- J 1 in VAUDEVILLE v ' e COMEDY an v--- -- - : Herald-Republic- BIRTHS Martha Kina Thompson 7 months old 1524 Union avenue Monday Born February 20 1917 Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Thompson George Osborne' 44 years old streetcar-employMl Genesee avenue Saturday Thomas Francis Marsh 2 years old local hos- Son of Thomas V and Maude Siital Snnday Marsh 141S Eleventh East street Mrs Elisa Gittlns 71 years Custer street Came Born April 19 IMS England Monday to Utah IMS Member of L D1 & church two William Glttlna Survived by- husband Vavlna aad Mis Helen GItttns daughters Miss Dora Masmeth one brother John one nelce Mrs T Williams all of Salt Lake Remains are at the new funeral home of Silver A Doyle corner Fifth South and Main streets Eugene Tillman Abbott- ‘ 11 years 1791 E4 it Born Arll O 1908 'Survived by parents Mr and Abbott three sistrra Miss Haael Anna and Edna and one brother Leroy - education which will follow his high school days James P Casey General Manager7 I to The addressed should The plan of the Ogden superintendent is one which be All business correspondence I ‘Salt Lake City Utah be adopted with profit in other districts "Reports la a member of the Audit Bu-- 1 I might The such as have been collected by the Ogden official gie read Circulations information concerning circulation will I some educator the Venetian knowledge of ms student ha supplied through this association building ' v I The system bridges tangible the breach between vacation and Chicago "The la a member of the Associated j school activities When it is ' placed von an efficient Presa The Associated Press is exclusively entitled Yo the I basis it will keep the student constantly under the eyes of all news credited to it or not 8 to educational The the system disposition now lierwise' TSSSd th ff I let the vacation published herein periods take care of themselves so that ' I r is student the lost to the educational system for at terms TO SUBSCRIBERS I AND SUNDAY delivered by carrier In Salt Lake I least three months in the yearl The educator who knows "tpAlLY J)fy one week is cents' Sunday only 6 cents most about the habits of- those he is teaching is the — oailv and SUNDAY' by ' mail —One month 75 cents j most successful The Ogden plan gives him a new con-oI ' year 8800 nection with the private life of his student S-7 SUNDAY ‘by mall (In advance)— One year $200 ta M 1 DEATHS Salt Lake theatre Today to- -' morrow and Thursday with 'mat Max Figman in Inee tomorrow but the Truth “Nothing I mrraid-Repubiic- 3 Bights end I7cd Hat - ' I GaHILatioThoafro ' A GRAND REVIVAL —of— America’s Oldest and Best Play REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS soldier to flog his comrade Thus was the punishment Jennie L Harding to Henrietta E J MARRIAGE LICENSES made doubly terrible Today the' day of reckoningfor Hannaoer lot 92 Little Monntala nob BingJames H Knowlton and Bena Dngglns No 1 Emigration canyon 8150 is which the labeled cloak a under power (Kulturf ham wave Nelson 8 Bis hop to Nora A Bishop Ingersoll banner in triumph shall And the Konold Salt Blanche WI Hoffman and George lotml 20 28 24 22 22 21 block 2 sub guiltyof- the most atrocious deeds is being reckoned O ’er the land of the free and the home of the brave Lske lots 1 Riverside plat Sunnyaide and Mabel John Malmstrom to Jordan day by day throngh a huge clock whose bell is tolling Joseph J William School district Larson Falrvlew the approach day by day of the punishment to be part of section f township 2 south range Harry L Moody and Manila Hansen Idaho 1 west MMII Comedy Fall Ida meted out ‘to the would-b- e despoilers of the earth From Events Marie ‘ Berglsnd to Vivian L Wilding lot Rena and Lind Meheay-“Stars Fort Cleveland Douglas J ' ley 8 day 25 Mock K 1500 The Neutrcds9 Choice a spirit which is inexplicable to the allied powers the and Bara! a Mack Sennett Key- - Llndley Salt Lake W II Pitt toplat 4 F Lettle lot Savage Beulah and MeUeaken Fort I Gexmans return to the" Chalmer Douglas block 04 plat 000 stone production with Ford Sterbombarding of Rheims cathedral to Germany by neutral nations is oil on the Keller Halt Lake Edward B Wleks to Xandns A Kennedy FOOD fed “He ’Em Had Buffaloed' Lavlnla the Geneva do now and Beek ling then and Erastus this is beyond Draper lot 12 Mock 2 Golden Park add Why they 5 which threaten the world Neutrals’ however every Joker comedy Moran and Lyons In Jnuteseu Ray Spring City O Snow to Kimball St Richards Harvey 111 Pearl and Louis Barton Bloomington scream Ijave their own commerce to protect and may honestly j ken of civilized powers But the tolling of Die greatNestor Hnlldisg company lots “Seeing Things" Highland Boberts' Bowie Aria lark plat A The Swanzey Rand seek markets where they will If they desire or find clock:which marks the approach of the hour of punish“Mptt And Jeff” Ernest If Hill to Daniel Alexander let 4 the roar ment of the maddened nation war that for is is to The it Famous Quartet to their sell Side East sub part block 11 plat F it profitable Germany INCORPORATION S products I German the of army But not puns imperial The grckt Grace war or Church Choir their privilege whether it prolongs Amendment— Continental Oil company of CLEARING HOUSE I to fl2000000Ansick Increased So war world comes stock a about that weary it gpd onCapital of the Unde Josh and His Oxen when neutrals seek to prof it the products 83 7254520 same day Monday's clearings nounced by President E T Wilton and Secre I listens to the bombardment of last year $2235120901 ( XTnifed States in trade with our enemies' they cease to of ithis ghastly strife C E Strong tary EVERY GREAT maintain motives which harmonize with strict neutrality Rheims cathedral ever and anon and hears m it more uncouth an I wanton defiance mere uttered than the by is one of the fundamental rights of the SALT LAKE KNIGHTiS FEATURE MAINTAINED I barbarian for all that is noble and true and sacred HE WANTED TO WED individual as well as the nation ' those roar the of in The hears civilized world angry The Netherlands face hardships when they break OF COLUMBUS GIVE hup OFFERED LICENSE TO r tjradft relations with Germany They are dependent on I batteries hurling their destructive shells against the I 25c to $1 Sale Wednesday Rheims the tolling of a huge bell whose clarion SHOOT INSTEAD $1000 FOR TROOPS Prices Boxes Germany for certain products just as much as Germany cross of and Stalls $150 is dependent on them There is in this the mutual peafe toll the hours which stand between the present BY 8 ARTHUR WITO when Salt Lake Knights of Columbus day and the rapidly approphinghourof wrath Becausd October 1 —when the advantage on which successful trade is established So German an are helping to motion picture add to the comfort T banner white will the led lift Prussian armies ducks wing or waddle their way long as the trade is confined to the products of the I and of Uncle Sam’s boys pleasure deserves of the title As the mighty roar of the cannon is followed by the j In khaki shell— Appealed and shot parties concerned the outside world cannot object as through sheU ‘he deUcate imagery or j the Thus far the local knights have it too seeks unrestricted trade in world commerce as a nlmrod rather than a nuptial beaumost more than 81000 to tho s contributed one world the of of heautiful architecture j comedies who is to appear When a neutral nation however takes the products Ij date this mistake occurred: today at fund tho that tollof Columthe civilization Dful of the American in recognizes theatre another of her worship places of a nation and converts them to the use of a country Its setting was the district bus have raisedKnights be devoted to to a time bell the of of comparatively camingly funny picture Only great with which that nation is at war it ceases to stand as ing tho social recreational and re- Perfsnaaacea each lVcd Thar-FrL-courtroom of Judge J L Brown I mSlber"' ive°ll ' entered — his Saa Eve K30 Each man welfare of A tho appearance liglous MlwwSi’i a disinterested power in the war On the grounds of II few more salvos of those country’s plcflnt Thar FH 6st Baa Mat 220 men which hand was a the bell and of The the that total fund fighting foreigner imperial mighty j tura “Balloonatlcs” which la said to it seeks to protect itself — by injuring tollinga lof amounts to declared 88000000 a want he “I license” BEG WEDNESDAY J EVE seized be with the will have has ordained such sacrilege set a house record In laughs when practically all of which is to be spent “License?" the Judge repeated at the there a week or so ago training camp cantonments possibly thinking of what sport called “Automanl-th- e LEONA LA MAS in All Salt Lake knights have paid ushered had the afield day same lines and The Girl With IOOO Eyes a voluntary assessment of 82 each “When are you going hunting?” ana wnen ceases uuu s those who have seen It declare It Is protection of the Netherlands It is however I DCU I8 roumg ' man exclaimed and the additional even fqnnier than “Balloonatlcs” If 'Hunting!” want to voluntary contriunfair to the belligerents as it serves to prolong the j Requiescat Rheims JANE COURTIIOPE la M)rY butions have been do I “What go hunting? made Timothy Is true this the American’s are patrons KATHERINE Mi'll-RAfound Fauallyi War by giving one side of the struggle the power of her” I've vice Webof Kinney the already in for a president festlvaL FRANK MILTON A lK laugh ster-WlThen the “quarry” a rather shy contributed compans Miss Howell Is the hlgh-flythe other LONG SISTERS! LOVKNHEHG of the 1500 laugh-makeyoung woman made her appearSISTERS A NEAHV BROTHERS! because she Is Just natWhen neutrals cannot or do not realize the sensitive m §r ance license The The COLE A DENAI1V national council of sought they the To look In her picat urally funny nature of relations with nations at war the belligerents j j Qg Ut to V E Ww sort was them of the of Columbus Is permitting Knights' to tures is as the saying goes planning laugh EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION enter the preserves of matrimony concerned must also resort to the erection of clubhouses They are The Century - comedies afford exand her was E obtained John from amusement halls at every cantonIt to protect themselves from the forces of neutrals with cellent opportunities for funmaking GERMAHS Clark deputy county clerk ment The RETREAT These will furnish enterTHE MYSTERY OP COTTON and she Invariably makes the best of the same degree of concern that they protect themselves Lavlli Louis afterward tainment and Shortly educational them provide 'Her every picture is chock full and Miss Jauana Calderon were AT THE BATTLE OF ARRAS One of the mysteries of the war Is how Germany and from the fire of the enemy They can do this only when facilities for the boys In training of excitement of the sort that not only Presented by Martla Beck an the cotton to without manage Austria get along on be food which Brown the united by Judge The Knights of Columbus will patent war film ever made may' ammuthey refuse to send to neutrals the In but thrills of brings of but laughs not the volves clothing question plenty brand-nemerely authorisation of their also provide many army chaplains eonverted to the uses of the enemy Neutrals strive to I rmn as welL We hear of clothing made of paper and The producers say that Miss Howell Etc 10c SOe25ct SOe 75a Hat who will go to Franco and there be marriage license observe this rule in the finished products but they show I 0f nettle fiber and of wood pulp used as a substitute for le a daring as she la funny and this 10ct 25a Bay flekets bow to tho varloua regiments assigned In explosives But it is difficult to understand how her comedies prove beyond a doubt office Ticket always epea little concern when the finishing process is accomplished I cotton The salaries and expenses of these The American program also has an can take the place of this essential Article SPEAK FERRY are at home If the United States is to supply feed for aUhstitutea WILL be to chaplains excellent feature In Dorothy Phillips paid from the hou8ehold UBe and of warfare national fund caftle which ultimately will furnish Germany with fats I Before the war Germany imported from the United one of the most popular of the movie AT OGDEN MEETING! cotton a year in the first six actresses In Salt Lake She is to be she might just as well sell direct to Germany and reap! States 2500000 bales seen was cotton as In of months the usual waP rea imported today lor eiht “Triumph” newly thp proiits of this commerce 4 slnce then the British embargo has nearly shut cotton leased photoplay aald to bear all the Mayor W Mont Ferry will respond LAKE MARY NOT MARY The United States will not sell to Germany and can-- 1 but ou 0g Germany- and Austria Neither have the central earmarks of excellence as pictures go to the address of welcome to be given Prof J J McClellan the master or- by Mayor A R Heywood of Ogden on not supply neutrals when they desire to reship to Ger--1 powers been getting wool silk or flax LAKE IS SCRUBBED I nitrocellulose of from la which basis Cotton the meeting of ganist will give organ aoloa at 720 the occasion of the annual many Neutrals may suffer as our embargo is tightened I Ploilves are made It la possible to get a limited supply and the Municipal League of Utah which 920 this evening but it is the result of loose construction of the meaning of thjs fr0m WOod fiber by an expensive process and Ger- will be held at Ogden October 9 and Last 3 Times Today Mary' is getting scrubbed man chemists have said th supply for German guns was Salt Lake theatregoers will be Inter- - 10 W H Folland city attorney for in of neutrality Germany boasts Moreover ‘satisfactory strength the 'Is she process during from thin source Rut a Salt Lake Is also due for an address the dryest lake In Utah “Oklahoma" Bob Albright "A gun disposes of relations with neutrals ’ and the cause of this feeling II coming half-bal- e &t cotton shot A of with a fired the meeting Invitations have been machine When the crew which makes a spe: every service is considered If Breath is resdilv nruforstond when of Old Virginia the Bon-da- s I uses & bale of cotton every three min- - company will return this week for a extended to all members of the Salt cialty of taking In lake to scrub gets in gun operation I Trio Burr and Lee Gillispie neutrals will persist in aiding the Uerinan cause on tns utes In a naval battle like the one off Jutland from I two days’ stay in “The Old Homestead” Lake City commission and to all heads through with her Mary will be as spick cotton a are 000 Holmes and La Vere the with of Girls relations 5000 minute to other to seen this Is of of be which consumed as and of at pounds If the city she’d 'belligerents span by I departments Just stepped out friendly jstrength I th® xune of each active theatre SathP and boudoir with own find when their after sixth not Friday to steamed Saturday are thev complain episode of "The Fatal Bing" they getting I allies are using 20000 bales of cotton I urday matinee the addition In swabbed and massaged shows daily—245 730 and Three cut short a year for absorbent cotton to stanch and bind wounds of supplies The former Wilkes players now' In U OF U FRESHIES instead of afflicted with being plain 9 Prices 10c 20c 30c the injured J00000 bales will be required to equip Amer- “The Old Homestead” company are Ferdirt Lake Mary has had a complicapm lea’s airplane fleet with wings one change of clothing for dinand Munler who played character ELECT OFFICERS tion of sticks stones moss and things A Neiv Problem all the troops now in the war would use up more than parts last season at the Wilkes and These are being removed not with 1000000 'bales :The United States is turning 1000000 Miss Charlotte Treadway the Ingenue brushes but with rakes In order to class a freshman of the At ’RETOFORE sugar prices have been regulated by bales of eotton a year into explosives and this govern- - of last year’s stock company Munier of the meeting reach them the water has been drained I of Utah yesterday the laws of supply and demand with the' result' that I ment recently gave one order for 40000000 yards of cotton plays “Uncle Josh” In the rural comedy-dram- a afternoonUniversity off were bed Is getting made officers Mary's the following for the army Miss and the distribution of the product has been smore or less I cloth Lake with her sister Lake President Treadway elected the for Mary Rlcketty year: How le Germany going to dress for the cold this win- - Ann Both are Important roles and the Kenneth Barnesensuing Phoebe at head Miss the of Big Cottonwood price-xixm- g ine tne vice ol Under natural president goveni progTain ter to aay nothing of supplying nitrocellulose to keep the two former stock company favorites ( one Is canyon of Miss the setto Mary secretary becomes principal water Young a Dorothy ment this commodity price I gUn’8 going? "This Is one of the mysteries of the war for I are said subject suc- - Johnson be factors the of Salt Lake The Klmmerer treasurer Keith supplies fact that the NOW FLAYING demand at said and chemists of war 'the’ the the British which is not to be affected by the supply that cess of beginning companycomlng1 to the Salt assistant treasurer Miss Ruth b lake is being cleaned was revealed by cotton out of could alone that ' would Germany hold will they doubt theatre kep powers to their knees In one year The I Lake of the world markets The change no The executive committee con- Commissioner 8 B Newman at the city The fussiest aad meet laaghable the central —The Old Homestead” is easily one of sists Of the farce remedy ef the stage meeting last' night Althe price within the reach of the average eonsnmerhut bring following members: Sam- commission out cotton ha8 been kept but Germany manages to get the most popular plays ever In no recontamination and been has James Braffet Beal staged chairman' uel though it does not solve the problem of distribution and guar- along somehow— Kansas city Times America Its success Is perennial and Lyman Chlpman “NEARLY MARRIED” ported the cleaning was decided upon a antee delivery Is forty as a precaution although the comedy-dramBig State Fair aad Caafereaee week years old this season it is still drawSupply and demand in the past have been big factors Reserve year seals pradaetlea as correct houses make the wherever 'played picture historically ing capacity in the distribution of sugar Abnormal demand has Every early' sight with matlaees carwas The company coming to Salt Lake Is to location and action as It and Matinee Thursday has Distribution j made itself apparent in rising prices the best now playing the old standby ried out in real life battles SO v IS aud 25Satarday hexes eeatsf prices cents Night prices 15 23 35 - 50 because price changes have aeted as a natand critics declare they do it just as Aside from the story of cent! boxes 75 coats well as In the days of Denman Thomp- the west which the picture so vividly ural agent Sugar manufacturers and government of-- J son in find will patrons photoplay presents f HIPl'ODHOME VAUDEVILLE the product under f ieials face a new task in distributing the Salt Lake skipper chuckled Silverlining Storms the portrayal of the feudists battles a confided: NOW PLAYING' “Men of the Desert” In which Jack phase then and a fixed price when the demand is abnormal ' cogitated of life never before put upon the state 'STEWART’S weather ter fair wish fer “I Gardner tomorrow” connected GIRL REVUE musical former star is more Arizona of article on deserts comedy other no the directly picturesque IFrobably ' 10 people “Just Fun and Girls” And— ' Is featured' and which comes to the screen It is beautifully photographed with world markets than sugar It is a standard product ' gg 3C “Missus Rab Ruggles is puttin’ up fruit an Rab is put Strand thestre today Is an exciting LEON’S MIDGET PONIES jc vth£"world over and subject 'to the call’ of nations Wo tin’ up with a lotta things Six of them one a of of the version on film the of best feud based desert Ford Sterling Us doctor prescribed an alcohol rub Hep Hasty accounts handed down of the Gaylor-Norr- ls movie comedians heads an ' SPERRY A RAB have !but to consider the needs of our allies to: know II “Since - - Walter Poulton Mgr he hopes his rheumatism ain’t just ons of them acute In “rite Traveling Man” feud one of the most notorious bill at the 'Mehesy theatre today that- the demand for sugar is ereater than ever before attacks THE ALEX DUO of all the feuds between cattlemen and He’s to appear In “Stars and Bara” a Where you will always see the ’ "Win Stilt asks: ’What has become of th England has prohibited canning in the homeis- thatneed instrumentalists! Mack Sennett Novelty Keystone production sheepmen good show in France conserved be Individual who used ter brag he could git good ohone was staged actually on Other’ comedies on the bill are '“He MACK JACK The sugar supply might picture : The Irish troubadour by talkin’ perlite to central? : the locations of this desperate Had ’Em Buffaloed” a Joker reel TODAY ONLY of tme hundred thousand tons of sugar which naturally service ‘‘An’ Phoebe Feeter adds: ‘What 9 has cartoon1 become a Bud son conflict Mutt Ed Fisher Gerand Jeff of a of 'th Gaylor shews S 245 720 Three must be a heavy drain on the American supply aad dallyi man who used to be lnt’rested in th’ doings I the leader of one faction supplied the and “Seeing Things” with Eddie Lyons! lOe 20c aad I man? th many and Austria big sugar producers ' will not supply 8anent details for the story and every and’ Lee Moran the famous Nestor! ' her' wants effort was made by the directors to comedians When these outside demands are met it is evident T Famous on stage and screen in that-th- e supply available for home consumption will be materially reduced There is even a possibility that tho United States will suffer a shortage as she endeavors to lend aid to her allies Economical use of the product The home of the screen’s greatest By Karlc Wilson Baker in Poetry at hdme is td be encouraged if this danger is to be stars and their latest successes offset as it is manifestly the duty of the United States DANCIXG her allies while she promotes her own interests TODAY AND TOMORROW S to Gather us Strict-attentioheart will serve as aid an to economy also: ’ A startling drama between catthy A Big Doable Bill Attraction Lay us thy spirit bare: tlemen and sheepmen in the: new problem of distribution which confronts the TONIGHT Bluebird phstoplaya preseat the atar ’supreme Give us in thee our part as aid Without of the v prices fluctuating industry ' O Mother A story of the young and fair! moved by supply and demand it is going to be difficult open DOROTHY men of free of to bring about an equitable distribution of the sngar of 'apaces rugged LADIES IN un Thou so art so women trammeled essential the face is this a of In it story great danger great the ‘country 1 filled' with dramatic action Thy children are so small that the supply' be conserved and provisions made for and heart throbbing Interest We cannot well distribution as state as the the guess thy price protecting IBi Nor compasa thee at alL ta N COMEDY arlri From thd story by Samuel The dramatic tale of a stage-struAdvancing Education Our spirits yearn and ache V UNIVERSAL CURRENT Hopklau Adams ' To forge from these few interesting figures' have been compiled by the ' EVENTS years “TRIUMPH” What soberer peoples make superintendent of the Ogden public schools with a DAY t laterestlag stsry Is a pletaro that Is pleaslag to tho cyt Prof-- J J McClellan la argaa vievtT&f checking the vacation activities of high school 'i From centuries of tears’ climaxes from hcglaalag to cad Grlpplag set “STARS AND BARS” thrllllag solas at 70 and 9J0 p aa V students The gathering of this information is attended Mack Sennett Keystolfe producdoes reason' not and that constitute for tion an Love like with Ford Sterling’ COMING — CLARA a tempered sword KIMBALL by difficulty HOWELL' YOUNG accurate reflection The canvass however was attended “THE EASIEST la WAY” forth at 'need ! " HAD ’EM Glittering “HE BUFFALOED” Tho girl who has tho pletoro- world by the tall with a dowa-hl- ll extent show to the to pall ' which vacasufficient : success can We but the Lord Joker by pray comedy la her latest aad faaalent comedy— Who knows nor church nor creed 9 tions’ may W turned to profitable industry “AUTOMANIACS” Ed Lyons and Lee Moran In ': in the junior and senior high schools A orreamlag comedy that makes eyeryhady laagh aad scads them hat r ' ' Q1600 studentsfifty-nin''atch a the- Wants” “Seeing and when' ' e happy things” furnished the information ' The Day-spritwo hundred and from above Nestor comedy there’s in the kind of a vacancy The tabulation' shows Louse you've always hoped The Truth that maketh free: asked"' by the school’ authorities boarding COMING— WALT WHITMAN IN “THE TAR HKKL WARRIOR” “MUTT AND JEFF” to find an unmistakable clew to Its Give us great hearts to- - love thatJbese students earned' during the summer vacatioin whereabouts will be found In one of i' Modern the “want ads'' Use The ventilating system approximately $22000 The maximum earned by a V ' great land worthily want ad phone Main 88 ’ star-spangl- ed - ' 1 20-- 1 -- ns ’ All-come- dy " - 288-- 9 -- : Oolo-ad- o - - Self-protecti- on 1 Picture Patter and a Bit of Stage Gossip ' 1 S -- self-protecti- on Sat - - - sure-enou- HER iOi RTS as -- self-protecti- on gh se er rs i - -- w I - 12-in- ch 1 S 1 Salt-Lak- - e - H ! I - Wls-com- f - not-suffe- red red-blood- ed 1 ’ '- -' '1” - all-come- dy - r old-fashio- ned - - blood-spilli- ng -- old-fashion- ed old-faohlon- Jacli (Gardner ed ME 1917 I 1 to-hel- p ©MEORJ ’ “on of the Hosort” - n PHILLIPS gat FREE 1 '- ck - ALL-COME- DY ALICE - - - - - t v v 3 : - - v- Herald-Republic- v "V -- - ’ ng -- A S' an u |