Show V f - v £ A' i rmn SALT LAKE HEBALD-EEFDBLICA- N CITY- - UTAH SATURDAY OCTOBER 20 1917 Ain?t$ItdtGrdnd and Glorious Feeliri9? ANOTHERTEUTON Wv vWW ' Yog v Xr J 4 v ' S AMERICAN WINGS if p— 3-- ' - LCOUMTtt Daring Birilman Takes One v Shot and Boche Aviator Plunges to Earth jj urn By BRIGGS kibvbr youet - IHTS't&OB'TeHTM ' i V - yy “Orem J ii Headquarters of tbo Lafayette Xsea Srilla on the FTeneh Front Oct 19j— Raoul Lufberjr of WtoUlnffton Conti member of the Lafayette eaoa-drills fought the lateit fight In which he brought down a German machine '' Lieut m Time Table Effective October 10 1917 reported yesterday as his thirteenth)at an altitude of 6000 yards and dlrectly orer the trenches When It was first seen by Lieutenant Lufbery the German airplane was ser-- ? oral hundred yards above him but by making a wide detour and Climbing t at a sharp angle the American was able to make a near approach to the 1 X German biplane before being 'dlscor- ered The German pilot was killed at f the first burst of fire from ' machine gun and the enemy liufberys returned the fire despite the fact that his pilot had been killed and that his own death ‘was imminent One ’bullet from the machine gun punctured the ) German radiator of Lufberya monoplane and lodged In the carburetter so that he was compelled to land Immediately Except for the fact that a strong wind had been blowing In the direction : of the German lines the weather of the S' past few days has been Ideal for fly-ln- g apd the members of the Lafayette squadron have been busily engaged While on a low patrol protecting a phoSergt Walter Lovnographic machine ell of Boston was attacked three times and his machine badly shot up by ma-- chine gun bullets Americana Are Honored Paris Oct 10 —Four members of the Lafayette escadrille were cited in the latest French army orders Tho follow: Dudley L Hill of Peeksklll N T “for high courage In the recent attacks at Verdun especially on August 18 'when his airplane was seriously damaged as he was protecting bombard-- ' ment avlons” Edwin Parsons of Springfield Mass “for splendid courage shown on all missions entrusted to him He brought down an enemy on- September 8 Sergt Kenneth Marr of San Francisco ‘a valiant pilot who aided in bringing down an enemy on September 19 and engaged several enemy machines on September 22 By his coolness and daring he brought his own damaged avion back” Lieut Raoul Lufbery of Conn cited for ‘'sixteen Wallingford flights in a fortnight in which he brought dowji or disabled vix enemies scoring his 4 His eleventh victory on September own machine was damaged five times during these flights” : -- AlJO VUHHiJ KP HE AWt tU PEEL AsS -- AMD TitOMPS You He PROBES Ybu AigVoioe Ano You OUT MAN BOY! 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Ttf Tin leaves Thursday Friday and Saturday Special Trainline-up Magna 1215 night arriving Salt' Lake in time for All trains reach opposite terminal 40 minutes after times shown clta-tion- s -- CiflifalUl HIT Unl-vcrsal- ist TTnl-vcrsal- lst GERMANS RATION Oct 19 — A Mitchell Washington Palmer of Swarthmore Pa former representative in Congress was today appointed alien property custodian under the trading with the enemy law The alien property custodian whose powers are defined by the President's proclamation putting the act into effect will act as trustee for all enemy property within the United Statescon-or issue licences exempting enemy cerns from his supervision He may himself of to transfer require the he Id “for or kny debt“owed‘to p rope an enemy or an enemy ally and any person holding such property br owing such money may transfer the property or pay the mpney to the custpdian ‘ with his consent The custodian will hold such property or money until the end of the war arid then deal with It as Congress may direct All funds or ready money taken by the custodian may be invested in Liberty bonds and held in that form Mr Palmer until his retirement from Congress was one of the administration spokesmen in- the House He was the President's choice for secretary of war in his first cabinet but declined the portfolio because he is a Quaker - - -- - i STARVING PEOPLE PROPERTY CUSTODIAN RED CROSS SUPPLIES French and Belgians Are Apportioned Less Food Than Life Requires 19 — Rations now Washington Oct allowed the German people and the civilian population of the occupied por- tions ° northern France and Belgium details of which have Just reached the food administration are Insufficient to maintain bodily health and vigor The French and Belgians get considerably less than the amount apportioned to the German population and they get no meat except bacon As announced today by the food administration the weekly rations to the Germans stated In terms of American amounts to sufficient housekeeping flour to make four and one-ha- lf pounds of bread one-ha- lf peck of potatoes a cupful each of beans peas and oatmeal: one-ha- lf pound of meat twelve dominoes of sugar six individual patties of butter and an equal amount of other fats In northern France the weekly ration allows sufficient flour for five h of a peck of pounds of bread potatoes one cupful of cereal twelve d ounces of bacon and lard and and ten dominoes of sugar Here meat butter and oleomargarine are all replaced by bacon and lard The allowances of flour and cereals are slightly increased but the allowance of potatoes is less than half the German ration while the allowance of sugar Is also reduced The ration for the civilian population in occupied portions of Belgium is similar to that of northern France except bacon and lard are replaced by meat and butter one-fift- one-thir- r f Dorit wisfj for a good complexion--- Resinol will it to you give If you: kin not fresh smooth and Is r has suffered from an unwise glowing use of cosmetics here is an easy inexpensive way to clear it : Spread m a little Resinol Ointment letting It remain lor ten minetea Then wsh oil with Resinol Soap and hot water Finish with a dash of clear cold water to close the pores Do this regularly once a day and ace if it docs not Quickly soothe and cleanse ths poi lessen the tendency to pimples and leave ths complexion deer fresh and velvety Resinol Ointment and Soap are sold by all druggists Rc-In- ol New York Oct 19 — Two and a half million pieces of surgical dressings on their hospital linen and clothing women Red Cross American from way to wounded French soldiers homeless end Amerlcaan hospitals In refugees went down with the British France j steamer Wentworth torpedoed by a J last month it was announced by the Red Cross here today The lost supplies will be replaced The value of the shipment was $200 000 It was said that this Is the first loss of Red Cross supplies from this About a third of country to Franceintended for United the cargo was States army medical corps base hoswas chartered pitals The Wentworth by the French line It was stated that while the loss was serious the hospital supply servlee of the Red Cross keeps a reserve stock In warehouses so that the nurses and doctors In France will not be hamsaid pered American women It was at a are now turnlg out dressings fate permitting shipment of half a million a week 1 ' U-bo- at d Via the -- 'IS ®m Denver Colorado Springs Omaha Kansas City Oklahoma City $2760 2750 4250 4250 5390 ' St Lonis Chicago- -- - $5370 6150 620 Memphis Minneapolis i 58941 St Paul 5894 Washington Oct 19— -- f : M V v ' ’ - - ' v- - S1' has-- - v s' r- j' ’v' J- J'-i- t : ‘ y B ‘ S ‘t ' ' ’ " - r: h-! ' ’i1’1-- : ’’ ©fliers BELIEVE SON — THE NEIGHBOR MILLION FIGHTING SONS OF AMERICA — SHOULD HAVE AN EVEN CHANCE FOR LIFE IN THIS WORLD-WAAND WOULD BE SURE THAT HE GETS IT— R Buy a Liberty Bond Now The wars of today are won by the combatants with the greatest resources Food ammunition clothing supplies of every sort count as much as men and often more Napoleon declared that an army fights upon its stomach All these necessaries come down in the last analysis to money and more money — yours and that of every other real American — tlie government must have and have at once These young fellows who are about to risk everything that makes existence worth while in our defense are our own flesh and blood Every one of them is YOUR son YOUR brother YOUR nearest and dearest Let every one of us get this fixed firml-ihis mind (for it is literally true in a deeper sense than ever before in the world’s history)- and he cannot choose but give just as he would strip himself of his last penny if liis wife were dying or his child had to be operated upon n to save its life We are in a life and death struggle between autocracy and democracy and democracy cannot avmn - s - i Fathers IF YOU A You personally and the nation at large have never been in such dire such imminent peril as that which-threateyou at this moment This is no figure of speech indeed there are no words in the language that can adequately bring your danger home to yon Think of ruined Belgium devastated Poland and remember that every Liberty bond you buy is a barrier between your loved ones 'and such horrors as these ns It is the safest investment on earth Nowhere can earnings savings trust funds or income investments be placed so securely —and you can sell your Liberty Bonds at any time you need the money Think of getting FOUR PER CENT INTEREST on such an investment! And remember that the day the war ends these bonds will command a large premium — 4 government bonds before we entered thci war were selling at $116 on the stock exchange There never was such a profitable bargain as tlie Liberty Bond and money never did such glorious service TODAY FUNK & WAGNA1X8 COMPANY (PaMfchca ef dw Famous NEW Standard Dictionary) NEW YORK - i - United-States-- to 1 s : DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE ’ - - for good for the whole family — 1000 of Appointment Jesse H Jones a Houston Tex business man as director general of military relief of the 'American Red Cross was announced by the Red Cross war council-'He succeeds 'John D' Ryan appointed by President Wilrecently: son to membership on the war council and will serve without compensation for the duration' of the war - He will supervise the actlvltlea of the Red Cross in rendering sueh- service as it will be called upon by the army to give In connection with the camps and' ‘pmtpn- - all-ste- el V sure TEXAS MAN HEADS ‘‘RED CROSS RELIEF -- jr Mileage books miles for $2000 Go to a Local Bank and Buy a Bond - Proportionately low rates to other points Sale Dates: October 27 November 24 27 December 20 22 24 Good three months returning Winter tours to Florida and the Southeast THE SCENIC LIMITED train carrying Pullman and tourist sleepers to f)en-A modern Louis without change ver Chicago and-S- t f SOI Main Street Phones Wasatch 2526 1560 City Ticket Cffice WADUBIGHiP' T' M J D mNWORTHY A GP A P Salt Lake GityUtah Colo Denver : ij Half-faxe-s For many months past we have utilized this space of 680 agate lines in nearly 400 newspapers of the give reasons why thoughtful people should buy and read The Literary Digest This week we axe devoting'this space to a purpose infinitely more important—the sale of the Government Liberty Loan Bonds The fight to which they go is our fight Every one of them who falls is a sacrifice for US He dies far away from home that WE may keep our home live the life we have chosen pursue the paths of peace in security and shelter - points (KewYericVrfhMM)- - Hundreds of thousands of our best and bravest clean-cu- t splendid young Americans are being trained for immediate service in the trenches Every dollar we withhold strikes directly at the lives of these boys who are doing their bit for us They are giving their all to the cause If we can not fight beside them we owe it to them and to ourselves to back them with our last dollar It can mean no more than a temporary pinch to usr Think for one moment what it means to them Washington Oct 19 — That a health column in the newspapers might well be as Indispensable as the "Joke column” was one of the suggestions for health education offered by Dr John W Trask assistant surgeon general of the United States 'public health service in an dadress before a section of the American Public Health asso- - Ronad trip fares from Salt Lake Ogden Provo and other main line IWMmm win without our help Understand this clearly Let it sink into you become a part of you anid then live it every hour of every day ciation today It was also urged that family magazines and educational periodicals “Increase their usefulness by maintaining well edited departments for the discus sion of matters relating to personal and community hygiene “for instruc tlon of the people in the principles of hygiene and sanitation” is Instruction in how to live successfully- and Is fully as Important as Instruction in reading and arithmetic writing Dr F 8 Lee of Columbia university then spoke of the studies being made by British and- American’ 'committees of war Industries one of the Jmportant results of whiclu he said related to the hours of labor during which the most efficient work can be performed Ho cited Instances in which an Increase in production followed a redaction in the hours of labor- HOME-VISITOR- S’ by ments and also the bureaus of base service sanitary service camp service hospitals and hospital units medical and ranten service - Worcester Mass Oct 19 —The general conference today adopted amendments to its constitution end laws fellowship which will permit the admittance of clergymen of any other faith to fellowship In the conference and allows any I ’ri versa list clergyman who accepts a proffered fellowship from any other rced to take such action without losing his fellowship and standing in the Universalist conference 75a Round-tri- p children - UNIVERSALISTS OPEN DOOR TO ALL CREEDS fare 45c One-wa- y y Y - '- - S££& ' t |