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BjBjBSjBaSamsssj pat rM aaaTaaal Law a S THE UC')LN STANDARD EXAMINER WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1920. : ' All Men Were the Same ' J to Flossie Golden. Young or old, she made1 Bl ihem fall in love with hex. And then they paid Jf Jff the price. V,?k You will not forget the beloved blackmailer as nortrayed by I f VIOLA I PjJjSOTnttffl classic 8BB ! A picture that will grip your heart as surely as Flossie JiSv herself ensnared the unwary bank-account yl I NOW AT UTAH THEATRE j Where ycu always can see a good c-how and hear the best of music. IKETS OlflCE; C E. Whitehead Has Marriage Ties Severed. But Faces Serious Charge C. E Whitehead as granted a dl rorda by District Judge A. E. Prntt (his mornliiK from Pearl Whit nn the grounds of cruelty and deser tion, Whtuhcail charged that his wife l-.ept company with otnor men and named John Weston. a one of h-r particular friend, 1,11 Heptfhibe'r 18 of tola year. hlS wife left him tn reij , he said The couple was married at FarmlnR ton, Januory 2 1917 and have no child ren. Whitehead Is now in the olt) Jail i watting arraignment on a statutory nance. Hs la alleged in a complaint issued by County Attorney f. r;. Hates. I to have lived with hla fifteen-year-old niece as man and wife. Sells Furniture Not ' His Own; Arrested County Attorney Joseph B. Bates Issued a complaint this morning, charring John Ployd Wilson with ob taining money under false pretenses :by selling furniture belonging to Will iam Grimes- Wilson represented that ,the furniture was his own propetty. It Is stated. The sum of $15 wus im VOlved In the deal. Weber Lodge No. 6, Free & Accepted Masons Special meeting Thursday, Oct 14th i for work In K C. Pcgree. "Bv order the W M. Gun . v k. KTCftOLS Becy; Lower Requirements For West Point Cadet Graduates of high schools through out the United States who have In 'he past, sourht entrance to the United St '.- Military academy at West Point and who have t.ien unable to pas the test due to the former height require ments, may unless tney are over -1 years of ago, guln be examined, ac cording to word received here from .d.iutanl General Hlnr-s at Washing ton. The former requirement as to ' height was s!xty-slx inches. In the new change a limit of sSxly-1 four Inches has been placed on those wishing to take the examinations. Kor-I mer applicants who have been turned down due to the former requirement will I"- reconaldered, according to Lieut R, B Bverry In charge of the cadet worg at the Ogdcn high school. ' l.eo Hlchards. former ugden high school athlete star is one of Ogden's representatives at the military school. I Richards Is playing on the West Point grid machine and Is making a name, 'according to nd vices received hi re. I I I Kansas City, Mo. MORNING TO YOU, PETE! late at night! Bj . Who crossed my trail in the hotel this Hf afternoon but "Long Sam" Weaver! Last H I j v, .-r ' time I saw Sam to chin to was that niht of ' y July 15th when our old 38th clinched the WM J "Rock of the Marnc" title! And, I guess H 1 , you won't forget that night, old glue pot H f everybody was stuck on you! I 1 , Sam and I fought the war all over again B and dug into our Camel supplies like it was . v M)) "free commissary". Sam never will get all I iV" T tu done talking about that session when we I ) sln 2 J couldn't move a hair without getting a close W r y" ; --. shave and, no cats or smokes ! 1 lnVf Sk 3 Sam has some song about how good ( H . V 0 ' Cameli were to him in France and ever V ' v- - - since' That bird has the warble! Why. V Camel talk trickles of! his tongue like water flows over Pa Smith's mill dam! Pete, old i carpet tack. Sam has a head all right ! I . C ( I "Camels certainly are friendly", was the Ez II way Sam put it in his old-time vigor-vim A "S Hi style. "You know as well as I do", he added. tv I "that no other cigarette has such a mild, ' rfj-i I mellow body. And, there's no harshness or .. 'vLA 3 tiredness of taste in a million Camels! No C objectionable odor, no lingering unpleasant ajg V '& aftertaste! Summing it all up. Shorty, I'll say Camels are he greatest cigarettes in I the world at any price!" J Headed southeast tonight, with Winston- I Salem. N. C my first port of call Some W Wi jump from K C! Pete, it's Winston- O W r3l nPL Salem where Camels are made! GET ME I sc Sincerely siiL?Z bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbI i9bS ' w bbbbbbbbbbbI wifl tSL-fl juJKkKifi--, J 1 i bbbbbbI bbbbbbI m bbbbbbbI bbbbbbbhbbbbbh CONFIDENT OF G. 0. P. SUCCESS Nebraska Congressman Says Harding Warmly Greeted Everywhere Confident that Warren Q Harding will te the next president of the Unlt ,ed States. Congressman Albert W. Jef fri s of Nebraska, arrived In "gdn this morning, making his first stop on hla tnin of Uiah in the interests of the Republican part) Congressman Jef frels will speak in Bngham 4'li to night .mil will address Weber county Kepubllcans in igden :i .! Liter date. He will visit many points n Utah dur ing his tour. The campaigner was met ct the de pot by Arthur Woollev, chairman of th county committee, and left this af ternoon for tlio north b) automobile. Congressman Jffrh-s declared he bjas peraonally known Senator Harding for twelve yars and has given much study to the prcsltlntial candidate. He declared that he Is a much bigger man than the people commonly thought nnd he felt confident for i:ars Hint at some period Senator Harding would sit In the presidential chair Congressman Jeffries was a mem ber of the Roosevelt parly during the Roosevelt campaign and was also a member of the Harding party this year He stated that receptions and enthu siasm shown Senator Harding even surpass iho-e given to Roosevelt In his palmiest days. The campaigner expressed confi dence in Republican success through out the country. on' Night School to Offer Design Class A design Class, the latest innova tion at the night school at the Ogden high school, will start tomorrow at S p. m.. according to Miss Carrie V. ECnapp, art instructor. The course Is offered as an exten sion i nurse of the University of Utah and f iv e hours of University credit will be given those who complete the I OUrst The Dikes will meet each Thum day evening'. Wood hloek printing, embroiderv applique and batik, will bo taken up. together u-rth the principals of de signing snd application. A number of ugden girls have ar ranged to take i hp course, It Is aald An :nt class, specially adapted to school teachers win be given Monday afternoons, starting next Monday Id lei Knapp said." This class will deal with -in h work as will fit teachers to In struct children. The class Is open to any one interested On Monday evenings, between 7 and 9 o"clock. an art class tor those in terested m cartooning and illustrat ing will be giv. n. Those who desire to take up lettering and poster work can do so. BCiss Knapp stated. no- , FARMERS IN IOWA FEARING FIREBUG, PATROL PREMISES DAVENPORT, Iowa, Oct. IS. Farmers who patrolled their premises last night armed with shotguns, while posses sought u firebug, who burned the farm bUildlngfl of Adolpf Arp. near New Liberty, left their work again to day to participate In the search. Bloodhounds were used. Kor a week before, the fire, the Arp familv was annoyed by strange occurrences- Evidences of .i ghostly presence In the house at night, combined with thefts from the pantry have led to a be lief that a lunatic hid In the attic by day and roamed about by night flniil I:, setting fire to the buildings. Caroline M. ScoU Dies. !H Three Weeks Carolina Mary S ott died at 9 ' 10 o'clock last evening el her residence, 2547 Lincoln avenua, following an Ill ness of about three weeks She was born In Hoston, Mass.. 1863 and for itii past four years has been a resident nf i igden Shi' was a member of the Eastern Star PythlUI Sisters and Wo men of Woodcroft.. A sin. Wlllam T. Scott, of lvanston, survives her. The bod wai removed to the Llnd-I rtulst undertaking parlors and funeral announcements will be mad later. NATION'S NUT GROWERS TALK MARKET PROBLEMS AUSTIN. Tex.. Oct. 13. The Na- j tional Nut Grower-?' association bc gan a thrtc days' convention here to day. The program calls for discus sion of various marketing and grow- ! ing problems. Notice to All Masons To the members of Kl If on la Com- I manderv No ' K T (igden Chapter No. 2 It. A. M . Weber Lodge No. 6 W. and A M . Unity Lodge No. 18 F. anil A M and Qeoi'ge Washing ton Lodge U. I. F. and A. M. You are hereby notified that at the Masonic Temple at Ogden City, We ber County, State of Utah, that on ; the 23d day of October. 1920, at 8 o'clock p. m. of said day. there will ' be held a meeting of the members sf said Masonic Lodges for the pur pose of considering and acting upon the proposition of forming the mem bers of said Maonic Lodges, together 1 with members of all future Masonic Lodges under the same Jurisdiction and hav iug th. s-uie Jurisdiction, as ?aid above named Masonic lxxlges, , into a corporation, not for pecuniary profit, under the laws of the Stale of Utah. Tlie foregoing meeting was railed by the Uonrd of Directors of the Ma onlc Temple Association of ogden City Oatcd, this the 5 th day of October. HO FRANK PARKER, fres. Hoard of Directors. MclNTOSH. Secretary. t I . 6193 j i' ' By Special Arrangement Marion Evelyn Cox and Doris Proudfit will give their favorite pro gram, "Songs that America loves." The great American contralto and the popular vio linist will appear themselves in what will be the most nota ble musicale of the season. NEXT FRIDAY, OCT. 15 at 8:15 P. M. Appearing with thee rriicts will be Mr. Thomas A. Edison's Three Million Dollar Phonogrcph. FREE TICKETS Call, write or telephone us for free tickets cf edmit tance. They will bs issued in order of application. PROUDFIT SPORTING GOODS CO GLEN BR03 -ROBERTS PIANO CO LAST A THOMAS CO. MUSIC DEPARTMENT NEGRO DIES IN THRILLING FIGHT Policeman Shoots Assailant to Save Himself From Five Story Fall XFAV T.OB K. Oct. 13. Patrolman Martin Gill yesterday struggled for twenty minutes on the roof of a fivt--story building with u San Domingo negro he was trying to nrrst mjd Ihcn shot his ant;i?i dvl f save himself from being hurled into ih street. Thrt m-Rro with u bullet In hU Stom ach slid off the roof, falling Into a basket of wash left un th- Bide Walk. There he died a few minutes later. Scores of pedestrians stood on sixth I avenue transfixed, watching the strug gle while guests In several hotels nearby pressed their faces to arlnd6i 1 panes. Finally a foiiner sailor dash'd H)stalr.H to the roof and caught (111! I by one leg Just as the negro was about ; to roll him Into the street ' Th neiiro, identified aa Rafael Co tin, by this time hud obtafned Gill's pistol. He flreo at the patrolman, wounding him In tho shoulder. Tin sailor t racked Colin on th- head w ith a piece of wood and. Gill regaining his weapon, first twice ax the negro made his last furious rurh. Ifedh il Exjindner N'orrls lattr expressed tho opinion Colon WM insjn-. Gill a veteran of the world war, who recently rescued two women from drowning In Central Park labs iSWlrt he had attempted to urn-st Cotin on romplalnt of a woman that he had Insulttd her. PRESIDENT SENDS GOOD WISHES TO MANAGER SPEAKER CLKVKLAN1. Ohio. Oct. 13 Manugcr Tnx . ukor, of tin world's champion Cleveland In dians, received a td-gmm f con gratulation from President Wil son The telegram was as follow. "May I not iWHSjiallilslS you on the succeM of your honest and alncere efforts. "WOODROW WILSON. oo U. S. S. INDIANA BOMBED DURING AERIAL PRACTICE N'ORKi 'I-K. Va . "ct. 13- Th bat" tleship Indtuna Wee subjected todj aerial bombing oxperlnient.H In I-vrin Haven bay. five planes having been sent out from the Hampton Rouda naval operating base to attack the ship, which In her da wan the pride of the American navy. The Indiana rseesitl consign ,t to the junk heap. It was lat, r cdi-tJ to last B)er and the battleablp Iowa a tarRili. The loww will be bombarded by gunnera on battleships of the Atlantic fleet. . The Indiana wax under way hen attacked, but no one was aboard, wire less control being used to direct the ship's movement from the battleship Ohio. Department stor :n Portland, ore. have "No Smoking'' slgna In women' ret room. The planting of hair on bald head U the utet victorv of t-'rench medical science I COWS HOLD CIMRDS JIT Br Attempt to Stampede Men in Maryland Prison Finally Defeated BALTIMORE, Oct 12 Two prison-1 I era, armed with plstoBJ talu-n from j j overpowered guards. attempted to! 'stampede the convicts at Maryland' penitentiary Into n general riot Tues-1 day afternoon. No one escaped and the two men ravi.l i'.indir. sentenced for miird'-r, 1 i and Jam..i C. Kvnns. sentenced fori robbery who started tho trouble, Mir i fiiili r"l to Marshal l-.irt.r iM.r they had held the penitentiary guards bay for nearly an hour. Either In th" wild shooting with which Pender and Kvnns tried to; : stampede th-.' Other prisoners, or dur-1 ling the exchange of hot.. between j .the guards and the two rioters, two I other prisoner were shot. They were: j ICarlyle tvebster, murderer, hit twice In u rm. Anthony Cugino. shot In little fin K r. The tj)ree guards from whom Ben der and BVains took th- pistols arers cut and bruised In BCITlflea with ttlS J rioters. "Mickey." featuring Plabei Normand Another hig fea ure you may see at the Rex today for a dime. 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