Show Friday Morning LODGES WILL -- The Herald-Republica- WORK TO SELL Salt Lake City Utah' UNCLE SAM AIDS Pollyanna as a Christmas Gift j n SANTA IN FRANCE BABY COUPONS French Boys and Girls Will Get Gifts From Bi Christmas Tree Fraternal Organizations to Dispose of Thrift Stamps to Members BY NEWTON C PAHKF Staff CorrexjMindent International News gervlee With the Ameriean Army In France Dec 20 American army officers entrusted with the Christmas fund have begun to buy thousands of dollars worth of presents for the children within the zone of American headquarters and camps They will be from a tree to be arranged by presented the Sam- The tree will Sfr Viuadron? °f th® hanar 9 the The purchasing officers are seeing boY and Irl Rttg what Juv w"t They have visited all and l8t8 have written on whifif nRoSuzan® thmP wants a doll or ‘ft1" t5er a rifle For the refu- LVZmJ1 dearOVerCOatS and hoea are 'bought befng Practically every club lodge anil fraternal organization of the state pledged Itself yesterday to work for the sale of war savings certificates and stamps within its ranks Steps to begin the bework were taken at a conference savtween James t’ollios state war chairman and fraternal society ings and club representatives Plans were marie for the appointment of war eavines committees in The activity the societies the fraternal organisations may inore resolve Itself Into a competitive contest for highest honors Tnose present thought adOOd members could he reached to say nothing of their families and friends At the conference wore: Woodmen of the iiks John K Itunsel tLAYKIt GIVEN LIKE TERM Masons I World Itohert ulle: Ariz Dec 20 — Charles A f T°mbton' K Jennings: Ka tries II McCann: Q ar today waived exam-i?Moose Frsink Chritn-- i : Knights of preliminary on a charge of murdering hfr? of Terry IKnights Pythias IIJamesTreanor: Johnson a o o F W J Jitney bus driver (' pleaded guilty to first Moore degree murder was and sentenced to life imprisonAuthorization was given to the Salt ment Johnson was slain last Xaike postmaster today hy the treasury to deliver war savings cerdepartment “Pollyanna” is fitting Christmas offering at Salt Lake theatre tificates and tit rift stamps in unlimitIned amounts to business houses and I She diffused light and laughter into dividuals This temporarily sets aside j Christmas and Pollyanna together! r "” the provision that no person can pur“ chase more than SIOO worth at one time ask for to make the day complete? ping the creating ol the hinges of or hold more than f10i) worth at any The sale of seats for the coming or work and making the world shine one time Person making such purthe Christmas mat- with that strange glory of sunshine girla at glad chases however must state that they the to few in the air You will want to see Polmeans welcome inee re for distribution as Christmas gifts For weeks and weeks ingiven San lyanna again and again and will nevSeattle or presents to a group of individuals Francisco Portland and Log Angeles want to go alone because you will the the present season and months and er r’ermlsion has been granted byTelefound the greatest of all joys have officials of the Mountain States t New York Boston Phila- that of sharing your happiness with in month to company PolTelegraph a phone You will find others lastof season and manager of th eir various ex-- t delphia more unal- veritable Christmas gift Pollyanna wa Chicago will if you the spring lyanna to become for selling agents in loyed happiness than was ever asso- only go and receive her during Christhang: war certificates and thrift same stampstime ciated with the theatre in those cities mas week at theSalt lake theatre I’tah and Wvoming At the to send out the officials also agreed an appeal to all their subscribers savHead iitarters of the state war BENEFIT CONCERT committee now located in the Surprise and Pessimism ings NO T'armers & Stocksrrower bank will be FOR ORGAN TONIGHT Disclosures Caused Derera-- 1 0! fo-lumb- us December 21 191 7 1 RUSSIAN OFFICERS GOVERNMENT TIMBER IN FRANCE OFFER SALES SHOW INCREASE SERVICES TO U S Washington Dec 20 —Sales of naWith the American Army in France Dec 20 — The officers of the Russian army in France have volunteered as a body to give their services to the United States' In April of last year five conof Russian troops were tingents landed at Marseilles after a land and sea Journey of approximately 17500 miles from Moscow to Part Dalny Manchuria by rail and thence by watqr The of men in the contingents number was estino 'Offimated at 25000 cial figures were although A sector given in the Champagne was takeif over the Russian troops byWhen n the armistice negotiations were begun the Germans stipulated that the Russians in France must belncluded In the armistice The officers are desirous of conthe battle against the Gertinuing n mans notwithstanding the peace negotiations and declare they will welcome an opporfight to the finish for tunity to under the Stars and Stripes Russia The ranking Russian officer who made the that he and his request be taken Into the subordinates American service guaranteed to vouch for every one accepted All grades are included In the request from second lieutenant up It is considered not unlikely that many of the Russian soldiers now in France and virtually without a country may follow the lead of their officers Russo-Germa- Russo-Germa- 11 KILLED IN EXPLOSION Dec ' 10l4Eleven Knoxville Tenn in an expiosiqn at killed miners were mine No 3 of the Dour foal ft Coke company Catcosa near Nemo Tenn late Wednesday according to word reaching here today tional forest timber In the last fiscal year were more than double those to-of 1916 the forest service announced day in Its annual report The total amount sold exceeded two billion feet valued at more than 53715000 Dursame period about 727000000 ing the removed for w'hich feet were cut and the purchasers paid $1507303 into the federal treasury The largest sales were made in Oregon 683000000 board feet being disposed of there SAYS BOYS CAN SOLVE FARM LABOR PROBLEM Chicago Dec 20 —The farm labor problem can be solved by boys of the country Samuel Insul chairman of the state council of defense said at a conference of the council and high school principals today He said that of last summer had proved experiments his assertion when 6000 boys went out for farm work and earned in cash more than $40000 besides board withre-a negligible number of unfavorable BRING THE KIDDIES IN —To— KING OF MEXICAN COLONY ARRESTED Ilrnlil-Ilepublica- n 613-- 5 Special) Samara Ogden Dec 20 — Juanwas by ( r 27 Buenos Aires Dec LOO F500MSSWEPT AWAY BY FLOODS Kelso Wash Dec 20 — Three million feet of logs 'wer lost" today when booms on the Cowliti river above Kelso operated by the Silver Lake Logcompany were swept out bv the ging flood A mass of logs struck the Kelso-the draw and form bridge a bigdamaging Kelso is wltho-iwater Jain' lug due to flooding of the pumping plant ' -- t NEW ENTIvND FUEL SITUATION CRITICAL fuel Washington Pec 2d situation in New Kncrland was pictured to the fuel administration today by J Storrow fuel administrator for New England and Governor McCall of Public utilities ComMassachusetts and manufacturing plants the panies fuel administration was stold would be forced to close unless shipments are increased 1 n 20 — The Argen- king In of the Mexican colony an alley between Twenty-fourt- h arrestedand Twenty-fift- h streets on Lincoln toKilliher and Detecby night Sergeant tive Jensen It is alleged Samara was in the act of delivering a botcaught tle of whisky to a patron To see tlie big Christmas tree It reaches from floor to ceiling EVER-POPULA- R Supreme for As a last number on the program of of the the agricultural superintendents Utah-ldah- o company who have Sugar been holding their annual meeting in Salt Lake they were the guests of the company on a trip to Lehl where they investigated the Devy beet topper and harvester A demonstration was given showing the harvester and topper at work The were surprised at the superintendents machines do with which the facility the work formerly done by so many thousands of human hands The returned to their homes superintendents last night Miiiiii’v Hrushes i 'liildreii s Hair Brushes Pullman JIair Brushes T allies’ llair Brushes t Clothes Brushes is the most acceptable of all Washington Dec 20— MaJ Gen William A Mann who commanded the celebrated Rainbow division which took national guardsmen from many states to the battlefields of France has been relieved because of physical disability to to stand field duties and will return retired next States to be not the United successor been anhas His July nounced OSHKOSH EDITOR DIES Dec 20 — John San Antonio Tex Hicks 71 of Oskosh WIs owner of died here the Oshkosh Northwestern Under Presof heart disease tonightHarrison Mr llicks was minister ident to Peru anil in the Roosevelt asadminisministration he served four years ter to Chile value for every dollar spent here Come in and look at these stones ranging from small modest priced ones up to the very best! $150 $100 ROLL Make this store your Christmas Shopping" headquarters We will be glad to assist you to select something suitable at the price you want to pay The following men enlisted yesterday Lake recruiting office: 353HHS rS77 S!!:SE'5Ty£ V1 jv Reliability ' "'JV-- --' ' :r j i III 35c to 85c 85c to $350 87c to $350 SPECIAL XMAS OFFER Beautiful French Ivory 'Dressing Combs Salt Coarse and fine combination or you comb if you may have the prefer They are all standard size heavy- - quality 'regularly sold at 75c‘ At 59c they are most ‘extraordinary- special value all-coar- se NAVY IHinean McRae Mont Charlie t'vliagan Blake Beiirourcat Mont: David W Thomas Acton Mont: Peter Degenliart Billing Mont : I William K C Iloyd Preston Ida: Ray W Itomlck Kvsnston Wji : Frank T Kelly Bill-- ! tniss Mont Albert L llaugen Sunburst Mont:1 Benwood iTisnslor Kujtert Ids: Cbarlie K Mitchell sutl IMck Adam Mont: Forsytbe Wlltucr W Davis Kcohy Mont Strdien W Newton J Kwonts and Earl Markell Rosebud Mont j MARINE Earl J Wetzel Salt Lak J yr $125 to $675 Jewel Boxes 50c to $1 Tooth Brush Boxes Talcum Powder Box 75c to $125 Holders Shaving Brush Boxes $1 to $175 75c Sliavinsr Stick Boxes Whisk Brooms iYory 75c handles 50c to 75c Shoe Horns ! 75c Shoe Horn and Hooks Powder- Boxes glass Hair lieceivers Utah ' $450 Size 8xl5 - I st $300 to $900 75c to $550 to $500 t25c 85c to $400 One two and three bottles in ivory stands Regularly Sold at lined Puff Boxes ARMY Whitman p O'Malley rwatelio Ida: RegIda Frank II Ileine inald V Leonard Jr Delta Utah Zane J Nelson Midvale !£! L- - or HONOR Mirrors Picture Frames' Dresser Trays Perfume Bottles - bonnete style with lung In beautiful beveled-edgFrench plate handle and and workmanship glass InPerfect In Perfectly ideal for quality —would superb Christmas giving please “her" as nothing else At $270 this is a most timely saving opportunity for Christmas buyers On sale at thrifty Schramm-Johnso- n stores all A RAINBOW DIVISION COMMANDER RELIEVED1 — diamonds are steadily advancing in value and are today an attractive investment Our stocks are complete and were bought early You can rest assured that you will got a full dollar in —?!’ E s ing and never depreciating1 in beauty or value $550 to $1200$125 $150 $325 to $700 $125 to $475 Elegant French Ivory Mirror Bert Downey 17 years old Elmer 17 and Sutherland IS were arrested at anRoyearly hour yesterday Patten and Larby Patrolmen morning son They are accused by the police of having robbed the Little Falac-and Main streets grocery Sixth and of stealing two automobiles to the The according Garand drove topolice automobile stole anboys field where the machine refused to run farther The police say the boys took a larger car that was standthen on the streets of Garfield and ing started on the return trin to Salt Lake While on their way back to this the police allege they robbed the city grocery store — there is no gift that approaches a diamond as ’a Christmas present A gem of the purest water beautiful full of fire and brilliance endur- ' HERE’S YOUR OPPORTUNITY! Olsen For Xmas A FEW SIXG GESTIONS w- - That a flock of Utah sheep may be taken to Japan to aid the there was sheepgrowthe word ing industry B S Kawa-mur- a broughta here last night by graduate of the Imperial uniof Tokio who stopped at Ihe versity Hotel Utah on his way to Chicago where he will enter the University of who is In Chicago Dr toY Tannimum 1000 head of this country purchase will be in Salt Lake to attend the sheep convention of the National Woolgrow-er- s association and it ir expected that he will choose many Utah sheep A Oiamoindl ng French ivorv toiletware? Our assortments are generous — most delightfully varied — brimful of dainty tokens of the Christmas spirit There is always a question of “WHAT TO GIVE” — and in our magnificent selection of French ivory are hundreds of acceptable answers ? rI: ' BOYS CHARGED WITH ROBBING A GROCERY Gift-Givi- Could sentiment or friendship be more graciously expressed than in a gift of this exquisite UTAH SHEEP MAY BE SENT OVER TO JAPAN I r nch Ivory H -- Lu-ci- le Our Enlarged Store is in the same location 42 Years of MATTER HOW GREAT THE DEMAND HERE IS AN ’ i MVfJi-SUBSnrUTO-fiS SELECTION UNEQUALED OF THE To raise funds for the purchase of an organ a benefit concert will be given tonight In the Seventeenth ward chapel First Nortli between West Temple and First West streets A number of prominent musicians will take part The program will he as follows Male quartet James II Neilson Iiyrum J Christiansen Harold W Langton and Amer XL Hanson: piano solq Miss Almond: organ siemopstratlon Becky solo Mrs Prof J J McClellan: soprano Geneva Harris Johnson: violin solo I’ror Willard H Welhe tenor solo Iiyrum baritone solo ('hristianson i l’rof J' Lund: trio Miss Fae Anthony Lambert Miss Helen Howard and Miss Hlanch Austin soprano solo Miss GERMANY TAKES OVER Kthelyn Walker: piano solo Miss tenor solo James 11 NeilAMERICAN’S PROPERTY son Howe a chorus selection conducted ani by James H Neilson with Mrs Eva J Berlin Dec 20 — The property of Olsen at the organ An address will Americans in Germany has been placed be delivered by Bishop Franklin S under the trusteeship of the German Tlngey There is no intention government however to confiscate property or to U-- I MEN SEE NEW infringe on the personal rights of the property holders MACHINES AT WORK — n tine Koveriiment today published fifty-seveexof the 4u0 or more dispatches between Count von Luxburg changed tlie former German minister at Buenos exAires and the Berlin government have so far that only these plaining been received from the legation at Washington The nature of the dispatches has caused surprise and pessimism despite them an official note accompanyingcontain the telegrams that text declaring of the dispatches untruths isThe much commented upon behowever cause many of Von Lnxburg'a affirmations coincide with known facts and events zmjMEB-saBsmuTaRF- :: I Main Street ht moved to the Commercial club ’ DOTESBEEBE’S DDIH30E THF ’ ports DDIH3IA1E wen-tv-eig- 1 ' ©!H30EJ:Di)(IH30E |