The Ogden standard. [volume], September 22, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Image 12

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1919. 4i .ViUUWV OGPEq UTAH "
"What an exquisite
. coatee,' ' exclaimed Sirs.
Jones : " ' .My dear -Mrs ,
Brown, where did you
II ' At Wolf era! In't it t S
3 darling? Really, you know,
tj ii la positively amazing
hH what wonderful valuei S
H0 they have there, and how B
u5 extremely reasonable their gfi!
prices fire.
I BH
!l "I have had SUCH a time H j
I trying to net just what I
wanted al the price I want
ed to pay, but when I !
dropped in at Wolfers,
i line were so many ex
quiaite models, I eould
scarcely choose oetween
them, An do you know,
they onlv keep ONE mode
o a kind !" I
I nm goinc there rlghl
i I NOW," Bald Mr- Jones, as
I she parted from her friend
i i "I want a sweater for Mll-
j dred, perhaps I could find
Hn it there."
Did she find the sweater?
We'll tell you Wednesday.
I I Wolfcr's I
B 237ft Washmntnn &
Opening of the
I Schools of the
I Weber District
Wj With the Bcttling of final details at
HK the closing session of the teachers'
institute, held last Saturday, all
.- houis of Weber count) opened to
day. AH teachers engaged for work
in the county schools this ear 88 in
allhave appeared. It is probable,
Superintendent B A. Fowler states
that two more instructors will be i n
H ged to complete the faculty.
Bk Registration was started loday and
Hli will continue nexl Wednesday the
pupils being excused tomorrow to at
i'nd the boy., anfl girls club fair it
H LOrtn Farr park in connection with
HK Farm Bureau da
oo
I Ethel Clayton's
H Beautiful Complexion
Blj That splendid a e t r ep - now nppcarinK j
HH U'J n-i (In F'.trri miMinl hrinr-i Is ramous
Hij for hot beautiful complexion. She nt
mbuttl her wonderful skin to the UM
of a simple toilet article called Dcrwlllo.
There Is nothing like H for tan. freckle.
HMl .hlny nooe, sallow, dnrk. much fkln. It
Bl takes the pLkCG of face powder, stays on
B better, as perspiration does not affect it,
I nfJ It Instantly beautifies the complexion.
BHE One application proves It It you want a
88B nire lily-white f-ktti wHh rosy cheeks, re I
B a bottle of Porwlllo to-day; you will be
B deltchted Iierwillo is sold at all up-to-HHB
file toiler Counter. Be Mire to read
B Jririrc announi-rnieni of MjM Clayton's
HBBBI xtHtii to appear In this piper It tells
BB how to Inetantl) iia n beautiful com
BBH plexlon and a soft, white, velvety skin
ereryOlM "Just lor es to touch." Ad .
nr.
I One More Pacific
I Cable to Be Laid
B For American Trade
WASH I NG TO N . Sepl 22 Unless
at least one more Pacaftc cable Is laid
Hb the doclopraent of American trade
with the Orient will be seriously re-
1 larded. H. G. Eldridee. chief of the
H Far Eastern division of the bureau of
H commerce, told a senate committee
today The committee considering
a bill appropriating $8,000 000 for a
Hl government cable across the Tactile
Mr Eldridge said at least $25,000,000
would be required and Senator Jone?
H of Waahlngton, author of the measure.
H -id tha sum would be asked as the
H original estimate wa - made years ago
1 before costs of labor and material had
BBBBi 00
Read the Classified Ads.
oo
Read the ClaBalfled Ad?.
I Tobacco Habit
H Dangerous
I pays fAortor Connor, formerly of John
yJ Hopkins Hospital. Thousands of men
suffering from fatal diseases would b
" In perfect health toi' were It not for
the deadly drug N-setlne Stop the hibit
now before It's too late Ifa a simple
SB process to rid ourHf of the tobacco
, i habit In any form. Just ro to any up-
gS to-date dniif store and pet somo Nlcotoi
I Wm tablet, take ih.-m as directed nn-1 lol
the pernicious habit quickly vanishes
Druggists refund the inoncv If they fall
Bflflfl aure to road large and Interesting an-
nounccment by Doctor Connor -eon to
H appear in this paper. It tells of the dan-
1 gcra of mcoiinc poisoning and how to
H avoid it. In the mean. me trv Nlcotoi
I , table tf vou Till he surprised at Die i.
BB Wult MclntMe Drug Co. Ad
I Whistles To Blow
As President's
Special Arrives
President Woodnrw Wilson and Ms
party will be the guests of Ogden to
morrow afternoon for one hour, and II
is expected that thousands of visitors
from nearbv cities as well as thr.t;
sands of Ogdenltes will greet the chif
magistrate on his first appearance in
this city.
The train bearing the president, with
his party of forty new - writers, a slntf
of photographers and others m bo.u I
a special. Is due in this city at 2:30
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, and, aftei
a trip over the cit will depart ovi r
the Oregon Short Line at 3. 3d for Salt
Lake City, where ihe president will
be shown over the city r,rf,P;,r1 lor' ,r
making a speech at the tabernacle, at
8 o'clock tomorrow evening
Kvery arrangement for the reception
and entertainment of the- presidential
party was practically completed this
Morning, when the general corurul" ee
met with Major Browning and di
CUSSed tho final plans.
Only ten autos will be in the parade,
together with a pilot car and ilv
streets over which the p'irf' -will be
t.iken will be absolutely cleared of all
traffic. The interser tions of ever
street will be roped off and more than
200 special police officers, Boy Scouts
and members of Troop B. will be on
hand to 6ee that order is preserved ,1
all times. Tho entire street will be
clear of persons, vehicles and all tral
fic and no one will be alolwcd beyond
iho curbs.
Owning to the time limit here, but
ten machines will be in the parade.
Thi was decided this morning and ( H
and tato officials, together with mem
hers of the general committee will be
the only ones In the parade
Decorate Places.
Mayor Browning has requested that
every business house, every school,
residence, office building and other
buildings on the line of march deccr
ir with Old Glorj .
In the roping of the streets, the
Bamberger train which is scheduled to
depart for the south at 2.30 o'clock,
probably wlil be held up for a while,
unless tho officials of the company
make arrangements to h;'t the tram
depart from the south sid of Twenty
fifth street at that hour, instead of
leaving the station as per schedule
However, this part of the program is
but a minor one and it is expected
that difficulty will bo easily overcome.
School girls in their white dresses
will be stationed along the line ol
march and, a a proclamation has b n
issued b Maor Browning for the sus
pension of all business during the
hour the president is here, the school
Children should be out in full array,
cheering the president, Six thousand
school children will be in readiness!
welcome th president, each with an
American flag.
Officers Special Police.
H. W Beckett. Sr. offered 50 men
from the unions of the city for sperl.ii
police Hi8 offer was accepted by
Chief of Police Browning. Pilch Por
ter will have charge Ol the industrial
employes and these men will be lined
up at Lincoln avenue and Twenty-
third sin ei .Men from every craf jI
union labor will be in this crowd.
The school children v. ill be undei
the supervision of their instructors
School will rule Just as in the past,
except that the classes will close at
2:30 in order that the entire school en
rollment of the city may have a chance
So see the president. However, class
jwork will be resumed alter the presi
dential party passes the various
! schools.
Keep Back of Curb.
Orders hae been Issued by the fed
eral secret service men, as well as bv
the Ogden authorities, thai people
Witnessing the review mu-l slay bai h
of ihe curb. Special representative?:
of President Wilson will be stationed
along the Hue of the parade and this
rule Is one that mU8l !' 1 ed up to.
The Southern Pacific whistles will
blast forth a welcome as the train
Hears Ogden and other plants of uie
city having whistles are urged to Join
In the chorus. However, the whisth
are to cease immediately upon the
president's arrival here The South
ern Pacific whistle will guide in starl
ing and stopping and it is requested
that particular notice be given to this
Bouquet for Mrs. Wilson.
Ai the meeting of the members of
the committee this morning it was d
cited that a large bouquet of flower
be presented to Mrs. Wilson, while v
ihe depot. Mi.- K B. Porter will pre
Mnt the flowers to Mr-. Wilson In b -half
of the club women ot 1 'gden
Mrs. J. G. Kalck, president of ch
j Women of American Patriots, was
named to provide a large basket ni
fresh fruit fOl the president and hit
j party This will be taken to the train
at ' he depot
John Lewis was named to handle
'ih badges of the reception commit
tee. The badges will be distributed b
;Mr Lewis tomorrow morning
Troop B to Act
The Boy Scouts of Ogden will be .,n
1 band in lar,e number-- and will rrn
e'er valuable assistance in policing the
course. The youths will aid greatly
.'.nd their presence, together with the
presence of members of Troop P
'he Ogden unit uf th National Guard
of Utah, will give the affair a mili
tary aspect.
The committee on reception iP.ll
e ntertainment will meet again tomoi -'
row afternoon at 1:30 o'clock with
layor Browning to perfect any details
that might arise between today and to
morrow. The autos for the QPCasltml
1 will be furnished by local men.
At a meeting yesterday morning the
tub-committee on transportation met
'rnd outlined a report in which local
officials and members of the commit- ,
jiee.i were assigned to their machines
'for the reception.
The I'nlo.i depot will be barren Ur
! morrow during the time th president
iiiiakes his way to the waiting autos,
absolutely no one will be allowed
; within the depot during the time lu
Coc; 10 and from the machines. The
same rule will hold uod a; the cars
Jiroin ub.t.h the pat'; GOnfrtgati
I
prior to their I rip over Ogden
The members of the local eomraii
tee, together with state and city offi
cials will be the only persons permit
ted inside tho depot.
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THOSE IHO ARE 10
K IN PffiOE
ON TUESDAY
The cars to take part in Presidential
parade tomorrow afternoon and those
who are to ride in them ib given in the I
following bulletin issued by the com- '
mit tee on arrangements i
Pilot car. Chief of Toliec- Browning. !
Sheriff Peterson, Commissioners Miles 1
L. Jones and Chris Plygare, Count
Commissioner John Child
Car No. 1 President and Mrs. WiJ
1 -on. Mavor and Mrs. Browning, and
the president's personal bodyguard.
Car No. 2 Secret service men
Car No 3 Secretary Tumulty and
Admiral Cary T. Grayson, aide to Ihe
president, Thomas w Brahany, assist
ant secretary; Mrs. R. B. Porter, repre
senting Utah Federation of Women's
clubs, Mrs. J G. Falck. president of
Women of American Patriots; Warren
L Wattis chairman of reception com
mil te- and president of Weber club.
Car No. 4 Charles Swen, Gilbert F
1 lost , Warren F. Johnson, Edward F.
Johnston and Edward W. Smithers, all
of the White House staff; Frank M
Driggs, president of the Ogden Rotary
club
Car No. 5 Mr. Barrios, Underwood
News eriee; C. E Turnage Kino
gram Publishing corporation; Pell
Mitchell Gaumont company; R. E.
Donahue, Pathe News; U. K. Whipple,
International Film service, as official
photographers; John s. Lewis, presl
dent of Merchants of Ogden.
Car No. 6 Byron Price. Associated
Press; Hugh Baillle, United Press;
John Nevin, International Newcj Louis
Selbold, New York World- Rodney
Bean, New York Times; J. U. Eld
redge Jr., ofithe Ogden Examine
Car No. 7 Stanley M. Reynolds
Baltimore Sun; Robert Small, Phlladel
phia Ledges; David Iawrenc . New
York Post, James A. Haggerty, New
York Herald; Frank Francis. Ogden
Standard, and Rich Porter of Ogden
Trade- and Labor Assembly
Car No. 8 Frank Lamb, Washing
ton Times, Morton M. Milford. Louis
' die Courier-Journal; Charles White,
NTew York Tribune Philip Klnsle
Chicago Tribune; H. W. Beckett, Sr.,
f tigckn Building Trades association
D. E. Rhivers ol American Legion, and
Tobn Cnllov
Car No. 9 J A. Holloman, Atlanta!
Constitution; Robert Norton, Boston
Pod, Michael Hennessey, Bostor. '
c.lobe, E C. Hill. New York Sun; D.
H. Ensign, county commissioner, and
O J Stilwell, Ogden publicity bun in
Car No. 10 J. J. Williams, Universal
News Service; Charles H. Grasty, New
York Times; A. H. Goldhoff, Newspa
per Enterprise Association; J. J.
O'Neill, Mt, Clemens News Bureau
Pierce Mitchell. Associated Press:
Martin P. Brown, chairman ol board
it county commissioner
Route of Parade.
The route for the parade follows
Commencing at union depot thence
cast to Washington avenue thence!
south on Washington av nue to Thir
tieth street; thence north on Washing
Ion avenue to Twenty-eighth street
thence east on Twenty-eighth street to
Adams aenue, thence north on Ad-,
ams avenue to Twenty -sixth street;
thence east on T went j -sixth Btreet to
Jefferson avenue; thence north on Jef
ferson avenue to Twenty-fifth street,
thence cast on Twenty fifth Btreet;
then east on Twenty fifth street to!
Harrison avenue; ihence north on ifar
rison avenue to Twenty-fourth street,
.'hence west on Twenl j -four'h Btrei 1 to
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YOUNG MOTHERS
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Health and Strength.
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new woman and could work hard, and I
can recommend these remedies to other
young mothers who are weak and ailing
ft5 I war " Mrs. Ora O. BOWEB8, ol
S. Uosmer Street, Lansing, Mich.
Women who aro in Mrs. Rowers' con
I dition shou'd not continue to suffer from
weakness and pain but profit from h'.-r
experience and give this iamous root
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For snggenions in regard to voi;r
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1 icineCo..Lynn,Mas. The resultof their
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Yan Buren avenue; thence south on
Yan Buren avenue to Twent v-l nth
:ireet; thence we t on Twenty fitth
e tret I to Washington avenue; thence
north on Washington avenue to Og
tien river bridge, thence counter
man h "-mi th on Washington avenue to
Twenty-fourth Btrcel thence we 1 on
Twenty-fourth street to Grant avenue;
1 h at norih on Sr. in avenue to Twen
ly-third street; thence west on Twenty
third street to Lincoln avenue; thence
south on Lincoln venue to Twenty
fifth street, thence wesl on Twenty
fifth street to union depot.
School Children Assigned.
The school children of both city and
county will bo stationed at the follow
ing places:
Lewis East side Washington from
Twenty eighth to Twenty-ninth streets.
Washington East side Washington,
Twenty ninth to Thirtieth streets.
Pingree Wesl side Washington,
Twenty ninth to Thirtieth streets.
Central Junior South side Twrnty
lifth street between Jefferson and
.Madison avenues.
High school South side Twenty
fifth street, Madison to Quincy ave
nues. S..J C..U .IJ. M rr . - ' J MA 1.
street, Quincy to Jackson avenues.
Lorin Fan North side Twenty -fifth
Jackson to Van Buren avenues
Sacred Heart North side Twenty
fifth street, Quincy to Jackson ave
I nues.
School for Deaf and Blind North
I side Twenty-fifth street, Monroe to
Quincy avenues.
.Madison North side Twenty fifth
street. Madison to Monroe avenues.
Weber Normal North side Twenty
I fifth street, Jefferson to Madison ave-nue-
Fie Points East side Washington
J avenue. Nineteenth to Twentieth
1 streets.
Dei Last sid-" Washington avenue.
Twentieth to Twenty-first streets.
Mound Fort East side Washington
avenue, Twenty-first to Twenty-second
streets.
Industrial School West side Wash
ington avenue. Twenty-second to
Twenty third streets.
Martha Sociei Nursery-Space in
front of tabernacle.
County schools East side Wash
ington avenue, bridge to Nineteenth
street.
County Schools West side Wash- J
ington avenue, bridge to tabernacle.
t;r;int North side Twenty thud.
Grant to Lincoln avenues.
Nurses, Red Cross nurses canteen
workers, house service workers in
front of Dee hospital.
It's a riot "Bear Cat" and
"Rowdy Ann." Last time to-i
day. Schedule 1 p. m. today, j
Each show two hours. 6c, 15c,
20c. Alhambra.
ClC.
LEAGUE OF PONS
ID (MINT OF
PEACE IN FULL
(Continued from Page 9)
majority of the members of the league
whose representatives compose the
assembly.
No such amendment shall bind any
mi mber of the league which signifies
its dissent therefrom, but in that case
it shall cease to be a member of the
league.
ANNEX
I. Original Members of the League of
Nations Signatories of the
Treaty of Peace.
1'nlted States of America.
Belgium.
Bolivia.
I British Empire.
Canada.
Australia.
South Africa
New Zealand
India.
China.
Cuba.
Ecuador.
France.
Greece.
Juatemala.
Haiti.
Hdjas.
Honduras.
I Italy.
Japan.
Liberia.
Nicaragua.
Panama.
Peru.
Poland.
Portugal.
Rou mania.
Serb Croat-Slovene State.
Siam.
Czecbo-Slovakla.
l"rugua .
States invited to accede to th" cov
j enant .
Argentine Republic,
chili
Colombia.
Denmark.
Netherlands.
Norway .
Paraguay.
.Persia.
Salvador,
Spain.
Sweden.
Switzerland.
I Yenezuela.
II. First Secretary General of the
Leagus of Nations.
The Honoiable Sir James Brio
, Druniniond. K. C. M ,.. c. B.
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Read the Classified Ads.
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Read ije Clarified Ads. I
I. N. PIERCE SAYS HE
IS II CANDIDATE
FOR MAYOR
I N Tierce has announced his can
didacy for mayor in the following
statement ;
"Having been solicited by many of
my friends to become a candidate for
mayor of our city and knowing the
great responsibility 'hi Will be ie-
j quired of a man in such an off t; I
have hesitated. But the time ha
1 come when my friends demand an an
swer 1 have answered in tho affir-
! matlve.
1 "An outline of what I propose to do,
should I be elected will be:
"Justlcn and right to everybody,
irrespective of creed, color or prcru-
condltions.
I believe our city should first of all
lake step? to increase our present
water supply sufficiently to suppl a
! population of 100,000 inhabitants.
Which We Will have within the next ir
I years.
j "The question of public health is
(second to none in municipal affairs
and in case I am elected. I pledge rr.v
jself to the creation of an efficient
II ealth department, under a competent
physician, who is an expert on sanita
tion and that this department shall
j direct a complete free garbage system
throughout Ogden.
"I believe all our city .ippointed
officers should be under eil service,
which will induce thm to be mire
efficient in the discharge of th Ir
duties.
"I believe every' honorable meune
should be exerted to induce more pi o
pie to come to our city and help to
make 11 the greatest industrial city Of
this great Intermountain country We
iuvite capital to come and help buiid
up our need of big industries wh'ch
gives moro employment to our home
labor
"The greatest problem that con
tronts our city, state in fact, the
whole world Is that of reconstruction
Only a careful, conscientious ana
thorough handling of this situation as
III develops from day to day with the
Jbest interests of the city at heart aud
the determined decision to maintain
law and order should be considered bv
Ian official That will be im polil ill
j which I will be fair and firm '
I . rr .
The Alhambra will open at
12:30 tomorrow with "His
Majesty, the American," Doug
Fairbanks' first great 8-reei
picture. 10c, 20c, 30c.
.
TOMORROW 12-45
ALHAMBRA
It takes some nerve to pay a thou
sand dollars for a single picture and
show it for 10-20-3v, but the Alham
bra is preparing for the greatent at
tendance the big palace c er accom
modated tomorrow when Doug Steps
in ' His Majesty, the American."
See the show through. See the pa
rade get a good seal by an early at- j
tendance. 8 reels in the feature and
every inch tense action
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15c matinee price until 7
I o'clock; after 7 o'clock, 25c,
Ito see the great sensation, j
I "Wives of Men," at the Rex!
today and tomorrow.
Young Man Is
Alleged to Have
I Raised a Check
Alleged to have raised a check on
the Amalgamated Sugar company
jEarl Spann, nineteen years of age, v. a:
arrested yesterday morning by Detec
tives d E Everett and Riley Patton
j The original cheek the police gay, was
lor $l!) 4u and had be. n raised to
$119 1" Tho check was presented by
pinn at th- Union station ticket c,f
1 flee and th sum called for by :'i
check was given the youth.
The check, if Is said, bad been raised
bj means of a check protector, the al
terations being typed on the check and
later retouched with a pen.
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KNIGHTSOFWBUS
Arrangt ments are under way to se
cure the mezzanine floor of the Hotel
I Utah for the exemplification of the
fourth degree of the Knights of Co
lumbus, according to Charles A. Mr
'iuire, district manager of the fourth
degree for Utah. Idaho and Nevada.
The affair will lake place October 12
, The Salt Lake assembly of the
fourth degree met yesterday in the
council rooms of the Hotel Utah and
perfected arrangements for Columbus
lay ceremonies. Over a hundred can
didates are expected from all parts of
I 'ah to take the degree.
Among those who will fake part In
th day's ceremonies will be the Most
Rev. Edward J Hanna, D. D., orch-
f ; J;
For Burning Eczema
k 1) ;
Greasy salves and ointments should not
ba applied if good dear skin is wanted. !
From any druggist for 35c. or $1.00 for
extra large size, get a bottle of zemo. j
When appUed as directed it effectively 1
removes eczema, quickly stops itching, and !
heals skin troubles, also sores, burns, J
wounds and chafing. It penetrates, cleanses J
and soothes. Zemo is a dean, dependable
and inexpensive, penetrating, antiseptic
liquid. Try it. aa w e believe nothing you
bare ever used is aseffective and satisfying, j
The E. W. Roe Co.. Clrrelaod. O.
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bishop of San Francisco; the Rt. Rev,
John p! Carrol, I. D , bishop of Helena,
Mont., and the Rt. Rev. Joseph Glass.
C. M i D., bishop of Salt Lake. The
ceremonies will commence with the
celebration of a solemn pontifical
mass in the Cathedral of the Made
leine in the morning, followed bv the
degree exemplification, A banquet In
honor of the candidates and the dls
Llnguipbed visitors will be held in the
01 ening.
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Special Session of
the Legislature of
State of Utah
Indication? of a long session of the
state legislature, which convenes a
week from today, are apparent in the
number of questions which probably
will be called before the body. Man)
objections to a prolonged session hav
been voiced In outlying counties, it is
stated, inasmuch as this Is a very' busy
reason of the year for manv of the
legislators and they do not desire to
be held from ten to twenty days
The proclamation of Governor Bam
berger sets forth that the special
VI
sion Is for the purp-' of ratifying o W
reject in ,- the Susan B. AnlhonjB
amendment to the United States con
StltUtlon Th. re will bo several thirr: fle
10 be considered. An appropriatloi
may be made to enable the at tome. M
! general to enforce the laws on ibil TJ
-late books In regard to profiteering.
It Is understood that the Bccurltic , T
commission will ask lor the improve
ment in the present law, which fimn
clal concerns declare interferes wit.
business. 1
Tb Rotary club Is asking about th jB
iaw in regards to the theft of autonvi lrH
biles The Industrial commission em Ms,
ployes are demanding more wages. Th 1
fruit growers claim thai the law wbicl
prohibit- them iim eiim worm.
'fruit will be the cause of practlcall: I 1
60 1 1 1 cenl loss of 'he apple cre IW
ihence the) ask t(; have thK quc?tlci 1,
put before the legislature. lJ
Read the Classified AdJ.
CASTORS fe
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Yean
iL
COME TO CARMEN'S BALL ft
j At Berthana Hall
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24
Continuous Dancing.