Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER 12 21 1930 DRUNKEN BIKE RIDER I INED JMZ COLORED BIBLES HARPENDLN England (UP)— LONDON iUP —A man was fu id i arming Bibles In u colored covers are to be $1 80 at the Clerkeuvuil point1 ilntroduced at tne Wesleyan church for beuig drunk m thaige of a bi Barbara Buhop Editor mg dangciouily and faun Mary Taylor Editor JEHERSON SCHOOL— In our RILEY SCHOOL—Our class Is Sunday sthool Colored furniture ls'cycif-aMaxine Nhurtz AmhkUIc Editor to carry a lamp e have been studying truck farming On the sand already a feature of the school and art room nature — On JORDAN HIGH JUNIOR Hallowe'en posters Earli pu-- ! table we have made a truck farm We 'asttrally developing the good health Water Snakes Prat e y R°Hce of Alexandria Fgvpt have The Passion Play of Oberammer-ga- u after school the boys of our making things Miss Zeta Rands our liahiU suggested by these stories one joy himself and have planted a vegetable garden er some with wire helmets de of the children school gives the lias beeu acted every tenth year DON Jackson! topics 6HEEIS competed wttli one for thejThere la a house barn and a garage b‘n Blpid made faur Lively Students pupils together to protect them 1 iinrfiTh Other children choose their Our b° s home" room7 The fouTwho’made the! We have a truck to take the d 8 other mltelea hde Portugal produce' moie coik tlntu In room 9 tie have been reading a topics Then they hunt up all theyipnvfd the moat expert as we won Ur p0(lr are Mabel Barlow Lor- - tables to the city We also have a 'riot-all other countries combined Eileen Freeman Editor story called “Little Indian " Thf Clydeluttle dog on our farm takpjftitii a score of 6 to 2 Both teanu - ralne Fa&Hy Barnry Hearty and notes or-note for books their some about well Indian Our girls gave a little boy played story tells Verda Sears Associate Editor lslwr Immense- - tjv'e-whose name was Kedbird and hi gaiilred yells which WEBSTER SCHOOL — The re- friend We like the v The boys on our Loam are: Craf- much very story porter lor room 13 Meredith Runnels We have made some pictures Of the ton Call Joe Parker Bob Campbell in our home room we received our YARD HAS GOOD t jeports In nature we have two little Indlani'and their wigwams and ca KtCORD dailes Ketchum Ixwrence B a k'pbrary books Monday These are Pro Hire Pupils water snakes They are very pretty ColbfrtVIKGINIA DERBYSHIRE R1V Earl Preston Merllng books and LONDON everyr liundred UP) good —Three exceptionally i Ho and live tn a bottle They must have en I rarthS Colbert Leslie Rasmussen George one enjoys them uailotce thousand people have and tired of their residences for one day — iMeClister Henry Glissmeyer and! Our language teacher gave us some been twenty Identified I their by ingerpruits they wandered away Imlxed-u- p iLeland Barney sentences to correct Some without a single error since 1901 Malawi tUyton Editor In a magpie s nest In one corner of To Health Valley °Ur ’kht weight team also flayed of these were very funny and Mr H Icordlng to a Scotland Yard official b tn were the room back — put They Hello iJnckson Our boys must have been n Garff our principal who was In RIVERSIDE SCHOOL their bottle where they lived quietly folks You know this la too light as they lost by 3 points We the room enjoyed them as much as A baby bom of a Earl Rawlings Editor morph lne using lor a while the time of the year we all like to hope they play better Maurlne Young Associate Editor In the next we did BARBARA BISHOP mother is born a morphine addict ’ 1 -- Ta'kl The next time they escaped they us Vern about Burt DIBON SCHOOL— The air very play pranks Is i 16 game MARY TAYLOR Were found In the next room Dur- room Vt T'f !t'rUn '"'‘ The parent and pu-- 1 has a spooky feeling It won’t be writes: tlub maF noon out Ivour the had crept ing they of Edison are pleased with tlie'long until Halloween the night of The Junior police girls have been INf -D orcm— of their bottle and gone visiting Af- - plis — t 0f — spc poftr(-education has ar- ghost and goblins I wonder if they organised at Jordan They are as 6 ter hunting high and low for them Helen Bled the report cards this will laugh or frown when they tee: followsIrene Yates raR0(j p Ulcebt the learner had gone J1 pr so Juto we We have a very good record ellorts Ruth Waters Norma Schreiner have made what copy year work boon she co0ib'Vto Go tell Mis jar mmestfr and we intend to them In our drawings and cutouts 'dith Cannon Mary Taylor Maxine Paul add some children came to Ull Cbetbo"1' t up an lAnyway we had fun on Monday jShurtz Helen Morandy Clara Lewis were Bn('erers Ot'-- ' Wl4tw jjarvjn uerstner reports- In our making our brownies for Hallowe en Ruth Blundell Dee Campbell Marla t- -1 Mane bommat room le report 5'eC room me nlade two horns of plenty Oh so many different kinds! Big Thornton Edna Schwab Daisy Yo- ‘ ‘ oV- We also have two pumpkins We'ones little ones painted all colors cum The duty of these girls Is to : xrb''g: Interesting country Asia The ell-- ( f ijied an 0f these with fruit andiThe funniest one wa made by Mar- help keep order tn the hallj ’ MAXINE 6HURTZ vegetables We pfit them up to rep- - garet Isaac It wa a witch body ‘ ‘"'re-nt a fall have We cat Uie a head harvest and Ak f e °Lcr'ps will room Now It lunch calclmlned RO' 10 a we with room little a of fun have In big every day boy to picture GOLD MEDALS pBtSlDE hilSiimn?ilhlfrfnlwhoelbRrrow 111 whlrh 1 ad enor- - We all like to work and play together be clean for the year moua pumpkin We also have a pic- - because we have such a lovely taech- - Monday we received our reports waea"T 6-IREFRESHING N CEYLON ture ot the Ilttle mother making er She make work seem like play Everyone like the new method of A i mm1i Ymt t which help u a good maps of Asia SATISFYING lor him Altogether I know we are going to enjoy school marking jark 6A ' MARGARET CLAYTON are we think the picture the Jolllext of the year WiesjC si tsej aqy ui pajqnop irem CH4S KRCILFK General Agent Eerti Zactireson report that the mm Miodmi SIS No Michigan Are Chicago III Fhamin?m of kindergarten children now have nine The 24th of thU month !s Livin' JJ0U1 Hi mother ha H b wit? lloJl In a pail ta their room They GVI !! U s birthday hil nrlUm ( hr rL1” Invited some of the pupils In room 15 f hr!nim5 caught the fidi In the Jordan river 'to come ea: U® attend his birthday part The The teacher thinks they are mu an a hut sh is not oure 1 he rhikiron eh- - Are !rothy Husband Fay Ackman envert Jov watching the ftsh swim about f?11 Max Jenkins fay Max O'born Tdhe Ruth Blundell writes about a liealth llKton La Van Micklesvwi WUlard ihIrht h An rce In the third grade InEach row ui Ctaderstun Jimmy Jackson Jos e- which they sewlng machine whirh the phlne Letlnoe Luclle Hogian and ara(je has a car (See box below) cldldren are racing to health val- - Betty Johnson I am sure we will They Invite all readers of The Trlb ley Every morning that each child have of fun lot ’ see their house tine to come and MRS JAMES DAVIS EDWARD HOLLY SA tn the row has done every health FILFFN FREEMAN chore the car goes one mile A VERDA BEARS ETHEL DARRYMORE Room 17 ha been learning the crowd of pictured vegetable men are watching the nice Rows I and 6 poem "Trees” Till beautiful poem wa wTttten by Joyce Kilmer Drive Encourages MRS CECIL B DE MILLS have aheadv gone one mile Helen Hallett write about tlie re- - In art we have already begun to Milk are make decorations for Hallowe'en We Drinking search work the nature clasea ELSIE DE WOLFE learning to do She says: In nature have made cat pumpkins and cats we have been doing research work on fences ANTOINETTE DONNELLY Shirley Gould Editor and have learned many Interesting' Last week we had thp teacher's Arthur Sperrv Associate Editor MRS OLIVER HARRIMAN GRANT BCHOOL — Grant has a fine library Our class going to LILLIAN LDGERTON take library work every Tuesday All the children are proud of the room and enjoy working there MRS KELLOGG FAIRBANK Next week we are going to have a milk drive The room that has the SUZANNE POLLARD largest percentage of children buyMRS' HANCOCK BANNING ing milk will receive a prize These drive help us to obtain money to use for some necessary addition to the ANNE MORGAN school equipment and also provide a stimulus to milk drinking among the DR ELLEN B McGOWAN Children ANNA BALLENDER School News and Views SEVENTY NINE IN “MHO'S WHO” MINNEAPOLIS Mina (UP)— Seventy-nin- e members of the of Minnesota faculty are asted ta "Whos Who” The total is seven more than last year Unl-versi- iv Class Studies Junior Police Girls Pupils Make Posters Truck Lor llalloue Junior at Organised mj I teach-'Tuesda- vece-lne- l)led for - ?0° c- bh-h-- h- LARGEST - SAW V I r" i0'S 6Ms THF WDRI - bu ’F- LC -- W A H T rn eB9mNOYOs vv DELICIOUS S m W® apt-um- £ s D IA UNITED STATES LINES I P5rfuLH Committee of 17 I J ‘ oj 1 stimulants pall try this drink Our art work In room 22 Is extremely Interesting On the blackboard the teacher has mounted picture drawn by the children These show corn stalks and pumpkins and are colored with crayon Between these pictures hang autumn scene painted with water colors Around the drawings 1 a narrow border of d paper cut Into geometric shapes MARGARET HARVEY Nerves that are tired and bodies that are fagged are soothed and toned by Horlick’s— the world’s quality malted milk At better drug stores everywhere Or send ten cents for sample and mixer to bright-colore- The II Ue first grade children In 2 we delighted every morning with a - story from “Adventures In Health- and "The Brownies' Health Book” These afford a splendid opportunity for dramatization and poster work The children are enthusl- - MARY ROBERTS RINEHART MRS FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT NELLIE TAYLOE ROSS GAY S WALTON MME Mrs Jamel J Davis Chairman open SCIIUMANN-HL1N- meetin (Left Mr right) Mrt James J Davis Antoinette Donnelly Suzanne Pollard Nellie Tayloe Ron Oliycr Ilarriman and Dr McGowan watch “beads" dissolve 30 times (aster than flakes to R L I C ACINI WISCON ounciil Mrs James J Davis Mary Roberts Rinehart Anne Morgan among FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY yy A r1 J £ M-- UM Regular $860 Values Nft lvmpi with beautiful llncx With rolorful pottery base and richly designed parchment shade Truly a show piece for your home ExtcnsimJ4J)rary ABLE j $n zfi®5 $23 60 Values library table of true distiiuUon beautifully grained and In satiny d finish Quickly convertible Into a modem dining service at your wilt Quality furniture A I1' hand-rubbe- 3- - that Look forward to fbrMmat time now Mere are two worthwhile hints tion will give you enduring satisfac- FIRST Furnish Your SHOP Eefor You Buy — You Always Save a i Aiclnui'i Home — It Tells What You Are ttuLKE ir is a mast r of ' new soap discovery ! new science — startl- protect women the results of tests conducted over a period of two years fine things for the purpose of finding a new Test these tiny hollow beads yourand satisfactory method of washing self against ordinary flakes or chips fine fabrics Try Palmolive Beads for washing 'delicate silks in your Tests tell m T Who’s Who on the Committee of 17 famous women — leaders representing everv plia-- e of feminine aclivitv from all over the United States — approved and sponsor Palmolive Beads The-- e Called Palmolive Beads Because this new soap is as gentle and protective for delicate fahucs by Mrs James J Davis wife of the asralmohve is for the complexion Secretary of Labor as scientists it has hern given the treasured presented to this Committee of 17 name Palmolive Beads of America’s most distinguished Palmolive Beads MRS JAMES J DAVIS Chairman B H of the Sex rctwy cf Lab r ETHFL own home Wash First chemists pointed out liow delicate colors fine modern hasty washbowl laundering woolens lovely chifof silks demands an utterly differ- fon hosiery in the ent kind of soap than chipsorflakes gentle protective llow they set out to mako a soap suds of Palmolive Beads again and that would dissolve instantly Then note rinse away lOOo and cleanse in again water cool enough to be safe for how much fresher silks IIow they finally solved this firmer newer lovely problem by making a soap of olive fabrics bxh Palmolive Beads in the form of tiny and palm oils arc for sale at your wi! 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Then the tests of the new soap dealer’s They cost but 10 cents a box began No more than you Thirty times fas ter than old ways hav e beep paying for tubes flooded ordinary soaps Mammoth tnoui oman novel-is- Wife mothei and charming Washihostngton D C ess Her last book Th Door it a beit seller among oiyitcry atones Cheney Luvite Corticelli Phoenix Holeproof Stchli Vanity Van Rualtc bov awiOTT¥XJ7uiXJ--- ejww'lS Y manufacturers ImcMi a s mast be ELSIE DEWOt FE of Sew orkt noted de orator of A ex a York NELLIE TAYLOE ROSS hmer Governor ef K 0 miMih ANTOINETTE DON-NELL- hnoa to mihioiij for her interesting beauty articles e MRS KELLOGG H c ago idWv knots FAIR-BANC ki GAYaS W ALTON Adzert jim7 nmu7r cf Eavser & Co itik turers MME SCHUMANN-HLfN- K d tslmolive Bearfe m Shear own laboratories They tested them a gam and again in washing teats on the silka which they And now m!i of manufacture them recommend Palmolive bead for sate washing of a tiki ANNE MORGAN JiUiher of a a pious father A “tei for h r jmuil and ihardable ait in-h- rt DR tiidry 4ttia 1 oti lied prune dinna best socvslltader end writer Eowiohj for washing fine fabrics hen America's most Fair Palmolive Beads fi HLWkLIV ROOS t LT H re of the oov ettur Crk ana-tvre- ROBFRT5 RINE I laed uotnan I MRS OI I V F R H ARRI- N £oaal leader of fiew M test with light revealed relentlessly how the new soap ilissoh es 30 times faster than the thinnest chip or thkel Rinses away lOOJo iq one R !l Mt motutfa unite with Committee of 17 in endorsing Pslmoloe Bead Thi frJe M MRS IILLIAN FIXERTON Jleai of testing lalctatcry for textiles Famous Silk Manufacturers Kaser B MIRVMORE most famous lmri ltd dramatic story swiftrinel J9 faop” n of story Rttz Hotel scene of meeting The meeting: v as called to order This Dcautllul New x a remarkable Used in water barely lukewarm it cleansed at new low temperatures ing: in its significance to millions never usable before — safe for the of American women — was revealed most fragile fabrics So revolutionary was the new recently in news reports of what is claimed to be the nlost unusual soap so perfectly did it fulfill remeeting of its kind ever held Sev- quirements no soap has ever been enteen distinguished women —called able to meet before that the Comtogether by a prominent manufac- mittee of 17 went on record as turer — to witness a of “unanimously approving this as a commercial product soap wlcnl for w ashing silks” THE that fairly radtatg quality Not la years hav wa present'd a value td compare with this ‘4 i of THINGS THAT ADD CHARM TO THE HOME AT LITTLE COST irr t members of committee to view spectacular tests MKOW El LCfl B lihgeof Chemistry AN Household tumble Ctxefsity $ MRS Cf CILB DEMILLE H i1 e of the frown mp 1 a future Jirc tor HANCOCK R AN MM A L s Amtles jo i nit tier cf tiistin jxnjhed MRS Djinta an cst I j SVZANNE POLLARD J c r 1U I if i -- ’ ‘ an ta e t I h V f Of cf xtejs cf th$ n Large Box 10c -- 4 t |