Show a THE SALT LAKE TRTI1UNT AU1IIENTIC KL BLN’S Author "Generals Die in Bed” RECENT DISCOVERY Charles Vale Harrison who with VIENNA (CTS) —What Li claimed to be an authentic painting bv Ru- -l his war not el "Generals Die in Bed" ens was riKcoxeied in the cellar of seems to have provoked resentment t te Art and Hmory museum by Dr jfrom the official military caste in Ou tav Ulueck tUrector of the mu- England and Canada is of the opinseum ion that another wotld war is unIt is a pabitlng of Margaret of avoidable He holds aims conferAustria ttie daughter of Charles of ences and peace 9vertures to have the htvrlo who maided the king of been useless and summarizes tpaln Philip III It is a tjpical ipresent situation In these words Rubens picture according to Dr "Today in 1930 we find the leaders still in the saddle in (dueck and seemingly was painted Rt ills leisure and not The by order of every country in the world the Spanish court It was presented United States which In 1912 spent de000 000 $250 less for national than Rubens to the duke of lncento I It is painted Oomaga on linen fense last year spent over $600000 ot on wood as were most of the 000 New and more deadly engines Rubens pictures The colors are of destruction have been perfected f anew hat weak gases capable of asphyxseemingly because poisonous I allan tints were used iating whole cities are now —being proin short Tile painting hung (or many Vbars duced in large quantities In the roal unpleasant though it may sound the apartments at Schoen-Inun- n world now of another on Is the verge without knowing that ill make it was a Rubensanjbcdy It is believed that military catastrophe w8 hli h wseem like the roal court of Mantua gave it as the hostilities of a present to the Austrian court a Sunday school outing ‘ disAfter Charles I left Austria and his peace conferences country became a republic the pic- armament parleys and International ture along with many others was secret understandings are merely moves which the powers make In an transferred to the museum effort to Jockev to strategic positions The London Limitation Treaty acNovelist Granddaughter tually resulted In Increased building Limitation indeed Of Famous Texas Figure programs! ' Personally I do not think that the coming world war can be averted Margaret Bell Houston whose The forces that are driving toward of New Orleans "Moon of ' Ls At the same time as a serial in Mc- It are irresistible appearing the militarists and the war makers Call s magazine Is a granddaughter o' General 8am Houston subject of h Marquis James’ Pulitzer prize TESTED TRIED The Raen " Miss Houston the editor says allowed a literary tendency early in RECIPES OF FILLIP life when at eight years she wrote the Oad to Daisy” which he pubNOT Y01STEADIAN lishes Little Daisy V ou re so NOBLE EXPERIMENTS By Judge lazy Jr Publisher The John Day Blooming but an hour' When the sun shines warm Company New York With the wholly altruistic purpose blight Then you shut vour eyes up tight— of illumining the gloomy davs of Volsteadlsm for discouraged man Naughty little flower1’ Later on however the voung poet- this third collection of liquid recipes ess decided to be an artist concen- for the Heres How series has been editor The trating on art for five years Then prepared rhe went to New York and studied in the Interests of his fellow creaextreme pains Reting but fate placing her in a prai- tures has himself at rie town where Art Leagues and thea- and great personal sacrifice tested ters were unavailable she turned to each of the contributions and ls She is therefore able to speak authoritawriting to build her career the daughter of Dr Samuel Houston tively as to the results obtainable ls as to the exact amount of w ho married y that Lucy Anderson a "kick” In any one of them poet However with the "private con4 4 coctions of connoisseurs such as MEMORY GROVE Heywood Broun Corey Ford Florcnz Ziegfrld Milt Gross the Sage of Wild roses peer from the shadows Baltimore or Mr Nathan which are Of thickets so densely green ofteied this proving was perhaps Where water tinkers softly more a matter of editorial curiosity Over a riverbed unseen But here they are— fifty-on- e guaranAnd peace dwells in the valley and mixtures teed ‘ brand-new- ” This grove of sad memories) nearly as many more selections of While the gallant snlrit of sacrifice universal favorites which you may Hovers ever amid the trees take without Insulting jour palate — DESIA DELRAI providing of course you know where to find t1” nectary Ingredients Monterey Cal mil-'tta- ry -- 1 191$-191- So-call- DREAM OF EMPIRE Predicts Another Bloody War CLAIM OF MUSEUM 1 HASTINGS’ SUNDAY MOKNTND CAUSE a growing hatred of war and a In "The Hastings Cutoff" an acpossible refusal on the part of the count of hardships encountered by vouth of the world of siaugh'cring each other in another International emigrant companies crossing the desshambles That I think ls why real- ert In the early 1800s which occupies istic war books ate now so bitterly the major space in the July Utah under file Historical Quarterly Charles Kelly seems to be an Increasing places the blame for the Donner Par"There fear on the part of the generals and ty disaster largely upon the shoulthe military class that the debunk- ders of that Lankford W Hastings ing of war will make enlistments in formerly an Ohio lawyer whose amthe next war a difficult matter I bition to found an empire In Calihope that ls true I should like the fornia led him to direct the party net result of all the war books to be over a route with which he was not a popular resentment against war familiar Mr Kelly a story of events I should like to sec the jouth the gathered from various reliable mothers and sweethearts of the world sources la extremely interesting take a definite stand against senseOther matter In the number In' Reminiscences of less Imperialistic wars " cludes John R As for those critics who have taken Young” letters from this pioneer of s 1847 to his book to his grandson 'Farly Justice exception playing up ‘he brutality filth and horror of war In Utah' dictated by John Nebeker he says When cleaner more hu- In 1884 "Maler ial Progress of Utah" mane aivd less brutal wars are fought dictated bv an of Salt Lake I will write about them ” William Jennings 27 E 1030 Newest Revue Along Broadway Nothing to Bring Hallelujahs OF DESERT TRAGEDY see JULY NEW YORK — The unemployment situation has brought about a new revue called Who Cares? ' and the title is an capsule criticism of the ihow some moments brilliant It boasts and aho some very dull ones It seems a group of actors became ’ exc-lie- nt or a private cnertalnment Gambols given by the club each year The cast Includes several able mimics and comedians notably William Holbrook Grant Mills Percv Helton and Florenz Ames And there are several lovely ami talented young ladles suoH us Olive May Mary Ridglev and Sibylla Bow luvn In Its sketches the revue turns to satirical snooting blaming the alls of the theater on the alleged discourtesy of box office men Which n akes the nth revue this season in which box office men have been lambasted and they toes a few snickers at trench life in Chicago and the naughty foibles of I vvlstrata There are too manv dull moments but in one scene at lend the how attains a pinnacle which nukes It worth seeing if for Jtid the one number That Ls in a ballet scene in which Harriet Hoctors hurdle seen in the late ‘Simple dance 7 at the moSimon” ls burlesqued with a de- lem on Broaaw&y for ment there are only fifteen ihows lightful degree of finesse wares to the Harry Clarke and Percy Wenrlch now offering their have written the music and it is public Perhaps one ls disappointed at the more than alluring In a couple of 'show more than It deserves because ‘BeCares?” and numbers "Who lit bears the Lambs club label " Wenrich's charmlieve It or Not For years the Lambs’ Qambols ing music reminds one that his has been one of the wittiest and work makes all too Infrequent ap- moat amusing amateur shows offered In these precincts and natpearances In Broadway shows to the theatrical urally It wss expected that 'Who As an add'llon ’ exls not iCares?” would be a public edition "Who Cares? calendar ceptionally Important except that it of the Oambols But It turned out to be Just anoprns another theater and as Is Its other revue and not one to shout purpose helps In decreasing Tills ls a grave prob hallelujah over at that nPHiiUF3‘ ForTrWfc to Acid 00 TO£ Hcwoaseo Motion Picture Critics of Nation Name Ten Best Directors of Year A T's 1 Do-he- ht m biog-ran- large-heart- Ken-tuik- — More than 300 newspaper fan Goddess” and “Man From Blank-le- y s ’’ magazine and trade paper critics Vidor—' "Hallelujah” and ''Not So section of the representing every Dumb ” have selected Alfred E country Brown— "Annie Christie” ‘‘WonGieen as the greatest director of der of Women” and ' Navy Blues ” 1929-3- 0 In balloting In annual polll Barrymore — "Madame X” "Unof "The Film Dally” to determine holy Night” and "His Glorious the “Ten best directors ” Green ls Night ' the director of "Disraeli” talking Lubitsch — “The Love Parade ‘ and picture which the reviewers voted "Eternal Love ” the best film of 1929 in the annual Del Ruth — "Desert Song® "HotFilm Dally poll announced last Jan- tentot" "Oold Diggers of Broaduary "Second Floor way” "The Aviator’’ The fen best directors of 1929-3- 0 and ‘ Hold Everything ” as selected In the trade papers fifth Mvtery” Brenon—’ Lummox’’ Case of Serannual poll are geant Grlscha ’’ Director O ’ ’ ‘ ‘ tnor-dlns- Gods Franklin — ’Last of Mrs and 'Devil May Care" time In reading on of iha moat Innf ths day ‘Back to Health from Diabetes “ It will be mailed fres to anyone who will send bis or her name end tddreas to Ban ixirn Laboratories 9004 Sanborn building Battle (reck Mich It describes the Sanborn home treatment for dlabetrs and relates tbs experiences of many men and eomen of prominence who restored themselves to health after ott er treatment had failed The book has M pages bound In board posers and le a mine of authentic Information tor thoss who are sufter-In- g from Diabetes (Adv structive books MAKV ftDvzL-- V tired of Idling around the Lambs dub watting for managers to begin shows that would employ them so they decided to produce their own show and their own Jobs ls largely Who Lares? 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