Show r i 77ie Friday Morning — SHIPPING INQUIRY TO BEGIN TODAY Herald-Republica- Salt Lake City Utah n Cincinnati O Dec 20 — The movements of Dr Ernest Kunvald director of the Cincinnati Symphony orchestra and a native of Austria are being carewatched by federal agents sincea fullyarrest release his and He was arrested Cin-by few' days ago subsequent United States Marshal Devanney of cinnati on order of Attorney General He was taken to the county Gregory than a day ‘ail at Daytoif and after less n prison was released on order from Washington was searched When his the officers found was the first thingbaggage a photograph of his wife “I always carry her picture with told the officers me’’ the musician woman and he wept like a “I have regarded myself as a guest in this country” he said later “and myself ac- I have always conducted My conscience is clear cordingly axn an Austria'n citizen and a loyal ofte but I have always tried to be here" He is said to be an Austrian reservno connection ist but says he has hadsince 1910 He with the Austrian army was born in Vienna in IS 68 His wife received the officers who acwent to his home to arrest him and she to his office where companied them liis affairs helped arrange Whether or not Kunwald will be retained as director of the symphony i4 a matter to be settled by the directors of the Cincinnati Symphony as-P Mrs Charles sociation of which SShe is the wife of Taft is head owner of Charles F TaTtTimea-Stacapitalist r and brother the Cincinnati of former President William II Taft The directors refused to accept resignation when he tendered Srv!ro 20 — Three of the fBy International Xcw most important officials of the shipping board will lie examined at the Inquiry- which begins tomorrow before the Senate commerce committee Edward X Hurley chairman of the board and president of the emergency - fleet corporation will take the stand R Stevens vice chairman of the board and treasurer of the fleet corporation and John A Donald t commissioner of the board and vice of the fleet corporation will president be heard At a meeting today the Senate committee rlecfde1 to ask for: 1 — Itemized statements concerning contracts for each steel or wooden ship and—all facts relating thereto 2 How many ships have been built !i — How many ships are 1uiMing 4 — Copies of all contracts — What are being lmilt in private yards ships for other than government use Already scores of men who have been dissatisfied with the procedure of the board and fleet corporation shipping are coming in from all parts of the to offer Information to the country committee in a definite statement of policy the board announced today that it shipping of would not discourage construction wooden ships for private no ount where their building would not interfere with th government program Permission will continue to be refused for construction of steel ships and passenger ships In granting permission for rrivate of wooden ships the board construction ownwill give preference to American ers Private building of barges and tugs will be encouraged in every way first and later R law-abidi- Rare Bair np T oys amd Goods Holiday ’ ng Chera Craft Outfits for Boys L25 $1 MARITIME COUNCIL CREATED BY ALLIES in Paris Dec 2D — Close means of maritime transport utilizing has been realized by the allies says an official note issued here today supplethe statement made at the menting the interallied conference concludtime ed its sessions here It was announced at the time that the allies hail decided to create an organof maritime ization for activities and today’s statement says consistthis ofcouncil has been created of the United representatives ing States France Great Rritain and Italy lon headliner Prodigy LIBERTY THEATRE Aluminum Childs’ Sets 24c AT Young and old folks alike will be Interested in Karlil Clifford the in the Sioux Indian whose antics headline act on the new Liberty theatre bill tthich opened yesterday afternoon for a week's run furnish a world of amusement and entertainment The is a real prodigy and does ayoungster lot of things with the skill of a veteran vaudevilltan The act in which Master Karhl sings dances and turns flip-flois billed as “The Full Dress Indian and the Twentieth Century Squaw” From this you 11 know there are others in the' number besides Karhl They are Clifford and AVayne both of whom are real artists Clifford is a Carlisle Indian school graduate and Miss Wayne a beautiful and stately woman The three provide an act well worth while from almost any vaudeville angle Others onthe new bill are the Mabel Fonda trio a lightning juggling act: Janis and Rean clever singers and dancers: Lyons and Losh 'burnt cork minstrel men Kruger and King harmony singers and the Pathe weekly All combine to furnish an entertainment that isa continuous riot of girls gowns and gaiety from the first rise of the curtain to the exit march The Clifford and Wayne act Is one of the very few real Indian acts on the stage today and it has everything to commend it as thoroughly high class vaudeville to llr Ernest Kunnaltl and Wife The council will draw up schedules for the division of tonnage in accordance with the needs of each country for food supplies and war purposes CONVICTED’ OF ACTS DISLOYAL TO NATION 20— Charles T Philadelphia of the SoSchenk secretary general cialist party ain this city and Dr Elizmember of the executive abeth Baer committee were convicted in the federal district court today of violating act by conspiring to send the out espionage literature denouncing the draft act Pending a new trial Dr Baer and Schenk were released on bond Dec PHILADELPHIA MAYOR FACES TWO CHARGES Dec in-- Mayor Thomas Philadelphia who was indicted yesterday on charges of contempt of court and law forbidconspiracy to violate the officeholders by on ding activity political was indicted again today charges he failed to provide sufficient pothat in the Fifth ward and lice he took no cognizance of warnthat protection that gunmen were being brought ings into the city B Smith SEEDS OF MUTINY' SOWN BY PLOTTERS fRe International News Strriee San Francisco Dec 20 — Hindu plotters tried to sow seeds of mutiny as among thousands of Sepoy troops the thev were leaving Rangoon for testiwestern front according to the mony today of Nawab Khan govern- ment witness in the Hindu neutrality trial here HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY TRAVELS AND ADVENTURE i ot o-fo- ot oot SKIS AT WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS Pine selected varnished Pine selected stock varnished : : Jixe Pine selected stock varnished Pine selected stock varnished rr Pine selected stock varnished HARDWOOD SKIS AT BARGAIN: PRICES st-oc-k r : ts-$23- $285 7-f- oot 8-f- oot 67c $14S $198 TO S $2S5 $3So i $248 ar TWO SUSPECTS HELD FOR BOX CAR ROBBERY John L Riley and James Robinson were arrested in Ogden last night and are held in the city there for Special Agent Kline of jail the AVestern Pacific word reaccording-tIn this city last night ceivedrailway men the police say are suspectedThe of having participated in a box car rob-beo in-thi- s city several weeks asro k FINE ART BOOKS AVAR BOOKS v Ice ry SPECIAL ON AMERICAN MODEL BUILDERS No 7 cut to No 3 cut to $ 83 $248 No 2 cut to No 4 cut to $168 $395 No 5 cut to $5S5 Skates N WINIFRED BLACK Re-Weddi- 1917 Copyright She’s married again — the rich widow young secretary ready to marry her we’ve all read so much about in the a minute's notice! newspaper Her first wedding wa a a sensation — twelve bridesmaids weren't there? A cloth of 'silver train a real lace veil and dear me the presents! Her husband's friends sent most of them for she was a poor girl whose friends made embroidered things and little intimate remembrances their gifts Three Shopping MEMBERSHIB A ry CHRISTMAS RECORDS - - -- ed DRINKING HEN at EAST HIGH SCHOOL HAS PROGRAM TODAY of Gratitude memory the few tears retrospection? What an idea? Why if she stayed in mourning she couldn t go to any of the dances or to dinners or anything and life is so short when you’re over 40 Why waste a minute of it remembering the man who took her out of her life of sordid poverty and small cares and petty anxieties? Before she knew him she had to economize for a month to get a new and she had never had pair of shoes to money enough buy a whole outfit of dress hat and shoes at one time in all her life She was an ambitious girl and liked to know all sorts of celebrities — in the — that’s the nearest she ever got papers to them Her husband know them all and Introduced her into a wonderful life full of color and joy and interest A Difference f I wonder why she couldn’t spare just YdE)AY Star-spangl- - But the bridegroom was rich very rlph indeed and he had partners and connections and they all sent gorgeous things Chests of silver and gold punch sets and turquoise and monogrammed silver a card knives and jewels and fruit came with every one of them so that rethe bridegroom would be sure tobusimember the next time he had a thouness deal who it was who spent a sand dollars and more to make a gift for his pretty bride The church was packed There had to be police to keep the crowds away And there was a yacht and a honeymoon COME IN waters and the bride trip to southern was said In they her really desperately love with he was husband though so rich and a little older than she He was devoted He gave her everyand everything money could — thing buy love could manage and then he died And twelve days later his widow married again She married a young man who had been her husband's secretary' They’ve had to take a motor trip for a honeymoon this time That horrid war has made the waters rather unsafe just now and there's see in Europe anyhow —no nothingto toamount to anything and no shops more gay parties and Select Your Gratitude asd Memory Tlie rich widow's children' are not with her pleased To be sure the marriage rich widow settled a sum good upon each one of them before the ceremony but somehow that hasn’t satisfied them and they declare now that they never want to see their mother and as for the young and Be Sure and Come to man she again better keep as married he ifhad he what’a knows far away as he can good for him Unreasonable of them isn’t it? She's certainly of age Why shouldn’t OAOTJES-BEEBIT- S she do as she likes? have to live with the new They won’t — that awill be her duty Why husband 61-3-- 5 should they grudge her- a year or so Main Street that she can think is of something happiness? her first husband re- 1 1 Salt Lake’s Department Store Respect forchildren: for herspect for her me that’s respect deal to self? Dear widow a good of Music” with a handsome: ask of a rich cross-count- one to remember these things matic club Banner student orchestra body by accompanied And now I she thinks she a the matinee program Following same will go right onsuppose with the gay life dance will be given in the Library hall Poor woman what air awakening will have when her husband’s she old friends do not- invite the secretary to their dinners and when the friends’ wives are always out when she calls Twelve- days! Why even a heathen in the wildernesswould not so the honor due to half a life of forget ATTENTION! little year — and him - by Newspaper Feature Service Inc ' Roller Skates - In Haste ng &GLV AND GIRLS’ BOOKS THE LEADING BOOK CONCERN Open Evenings 4-io- 6-f- encamped Camp Kearny Linda Vista CaL have been so successful that the boy scouts of the Mormon church will undertake also to furnish magazines and literature to the soldiers at Fort Douglas The decision to do so was reached at last of the Scoutmasters’ night's meeting Association Salt Lake county' of fiftv-dollThe bond given to the leader of theLiberty the troop securing number of besids In the most greatest homes was presented to Roland Merrill of troop 22 Forest Dale who sold forty-on- e bonds This prize was given by F Scott head of the federal reserve bank San Francisco at The of $ro given by R C Gem-me- ll ofprice the Utah Copper for the second third and fourthcompany workbest ers for the second Liberty loan was divided between Frank Goetz Harry and Jack Freeze Harper The organization offered the services of twenty to distribute thrift posters to aidboys the sale of war savings stamps ESSAYS AND LITERATURE ©©soiro'ft K!ws ®©lk ft® O3© SELF-GUIDE- R TRAINS TO Efforts to obtain the Utah soldiers now magazinesatfor POETRY AND TOE DRAMA BOA S SELF-GUIDE- WIND-U- P 87c MAGAZINES TO TROOPS a e $123 $148 $198 $248 $348 FOOT BALLS -- Holidays Flash Lights Cut to 49c 73c 98c $ 98 SELF-GUIDE- R BOA’ SCOUTS SUPPLYING If anyone knows the now whereabouts of Mamie Talbotpresent married to a Salt Lake grocer whose name is unknown the Commercial club would like to know The club yesterday received a letter from George Francis 111 AV Third street Los Angeles Cal which sajs the woman's father died reIn I os Angeles and left no clew cently to his residence or to property he Is thought to possess fclae 8150 SELF - GUIDER SLEDS 8200 SELF - GUIDER SLEDS 8250 SLEDS R SLEDS 8300 SLEDS 8400 SLEDS 8500 SELF-GUIDE- R $173 FORMER MISS TALBOT SOUGHT IN SALT LAKE tor 5300 $500 $ INDIAN ps cake-make- rs ’ A it some time ago FRANCE TO GO UPON Paris Dec 20—The food needs and resources of France for the coming nine months were dealt with before the senate in a statement by Victor Roret the minister of provisions in which he nut that there was a deficit pointed of 3tt00a00h hundredweight in wheat “The United States and England will us tonnage to supply this only give we deficit if ration strictly" said the minister “For the civilian I have a stock of only 607000population hundredor three days’ consumption weight Oats are no better and the rations of animals must be reduced achhrlne will replace in part the sugar ration next month and there will be no more sugar for the canriymakers or the “France’s new bread ration still remains larger than that of many enemy countries The sitneutral and allied uation in Italy Is so critical that I had on one occasion to supply wheat to and was glad the Italian am considering new reguto do It I government lations for potatoesas regaraing which I shall say nothing yet lest speculators profit” M might Houret concluded by expressing an intensihis determination to secure fication of production as well as to enforce the department's restrictions December 21 1917 168 MAIN STREET Kun-wald- ’s possible STRICT RATIONS BASIS -- Wife's PhotoTdlten From Grip Alien Symphony Leader Weeps Board Will No Longer Discourage Construction on Private Account Washington Dee -- The program for the Hast school Red and Black day to be High was announced last night held today School will close for the Chriitmas The program beholidays atat 2 1 p mm follows: p ginning America sung by the audience acEast High orchestraon companied byI the directed by L P Christensen: Talk Dramatics by Margarlte Peterson selection Glee club talk representative byof alumni Dona Cby Young selection by the orchestra talk on debatingWilliam by Marvin Chamberlain violin solo Hardiman talk on the school paper Red and Black Brighton Cain talk by representative of allumni Bryan Johnson one-aplay by Dra - - - The “Keeley Treatment” has cured more patients in its time than all other like institutions in the UNITED STATES combined broad assertion nevertheless true “There’s a Reason” It is because it is the best treatment known for LIQUOR or DRUG addiction it cures where others fail For information phone or write ct The' Keeley Distitute Sal Lake City Utah UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM TIME CARD SEPTEMBER 24 1917 EFFECTIVE Depart 720 A 750 A 815 A 930 A 1100 A M M M M M 1205 F U 225 P M 230 P M 330 P M 430 P M 515 P M 1100 1100 1155 1155 1155 P M P 555 F M Malad and Intermediate Ogden Denver Kansas City Omaha Chicago Po- (Cache Valley going only) Ogden Paris catello Ashton Montpelier Overland Limited—Ogden Rena Sacra- - mento San Francisco Ogden and Intermediate Pacific Limited — Ogden Omaha ( 555 P M 505 P M 600 P M WT1 Chicago Portland Seattle Ogden Logan Boise (Butte also going) Los Angeles Limited—Omaha Chicago Denver St Louis Overland Limited —Omaha Chicago Denver St Louis (San Francisco also departing) cacne Valley Malad Ogden Brigham and intermediate (Denver Omaha Chicago going) OgdenFrancisco and Butte also arrlv- (San lug) ' Ogden Pocatello Idaho Falls Ashton ’ Pocatello Idaho Falls Butte (bache Valley also arriving) Ogden Ely Sacramento San Francisco Limited —Ogden ' Sacramento Faciflo H San Francisco Portland Seattle (Twin Boise Ogden M Falls also going) City Ticket Office Hotel Utah Telephone Mala P M P M P Arrive Dally Ogden ’ a) ) 835 A M RflR R nn p p TUT M III 1155 A M in in p jur 4U AilU 830 A M 8 30 A M TUT 1AU1AJ 0 1 P JXL r 740 P M 1f T Q 1B M zn a iur “ |