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THL OGDLN 5 1 ANDAKD OGDL.V L 1 AH. WhU.NhSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1919. 9 t SI
every man wants gloves for some
kind of use, some for motoring, some for 1
other sports, some for street wear and j
dress wear.
whether you require one pair or an (U
J I entire outfit, we arc supplied to take
j care of all you wants, including work HI
;,! gloves.
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SWISS PLEASED
WITH RESULTS
OFJLECTION
BERNE Switzerland, Oct 20 Sat
isfaction with the results of the elec
tion to the national council whkh
show only 39 Socialists chosen on the
final count. Is expressed by the bnur- j
jreoise press today. The Swiss de
morrnry. these newspapers comment,
withstood victoriously a strong attack!
on the part of the extremists who
had been boasting that the bourgeoise
parties would be snowed under. The
final results show that the council
with a total of ISO members will be
made up as follows:
Radical Democrats. 68; Catholic'
Conservatives, 42; Socialists. 30; the I
new Peasant party, 27 Liberal Demo
crats, 9; Eastern Switzerland Demo
crats, 4; Grutleans. 3; Progressive
Bourgeoise, 1; Evangelist, 1.
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At Yarmouth, Enc . a fish merchant
pening a barrel ot oysters found an !
oyster holding a mouse caught by
the head. The oyster apparently haa ,
opened its shell to feed, when the!
mouse tried to ent the oyster, which j
promptly closed IU -hell on the in
t ruder.
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I to IHbHA
I and the WLj rJBHB
T VJ FOR WHOLESOMENESS, 1
Y JJm PURITY AND FOOD 1
yy i V-ri r r,r Irnm bacteria, pure, un-
fill m adulterated scientifically exam 1
vv fli I '1 iru,i Some nl ,nr' reasons which
' wsJk-B place Kleenmllk aboo ordinary
-rrHy milk on the Ogden mark"t
f I Vx!A kleenmilk IB safeguarded by
" h J eery precaution. It is Bweet
i Jf 1 and wholesome, and has a big
I i e cream line, which yon Have
If J 1 1 been longing for so much.
, bgJmmmLAmamm&ru& order Is to be delnered to
ad, Kleenmilk Dairy
, SMITH BROS
1 Phone 12S6 03.'? 31st St.
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JJ; Tl?fflT Dance Tonight
j VWM Special Novelty Dances
a0 jjjL Prizes for the Ladies
dP L T M IiIUan Thatcher Orchestra
:k j tgr Couple, f.5c Extra Lady, 40c
'-i & (War tax Included)
BED CROSS TO OPEN
BQIITEil
FRIDAY
The membership committee of the
Red Cross roll call will open sepnr- ;
ate headquarters Friday in the city 1
ball. Room No. 2 has been given to!
the committee for the nine days' can- i
vas and Commissioner Jone will ,i ;e
other rooms for his offices during the
membership dri The telephone,!
number will be 489 and the office will
be open from 0 o clock in the moininq1
until 9 at night.
Mrs. t'lyde Fulton will be the sec
retarj In charge of the offiee and Mrs
S. O. Steens will bp the treasurer
All supplies will h- moved to the room
in the city hall Friday morning and
the workers can secure their material
ihere for the c oming week's (fork
Buttons and Flags
Red Cross buttons and Red Cross
flags will be given for each member
ship this year, as heretofoie. The. e ,
flags and buttons will be counted out
to the workers and they must be 1
counted for with the money. This is J
tho plan all oer the country, so the
button and flag will be a receipt. The
local committee must in turn account
to headquarters for the buttons ship
ped to Ogden.
The individual churches, clubs,
lodges and orders will be asked to see
that their organizations are enrolled
as members. There will be individual
groups of workers to secure member
ships in stores and industrial centers;
there will be booths in some of the
stores and an effort will be made to
have each home in the county so
licited for membership. Therefore,
get your button early in the week ar.d
wear it, Is the word of wisdom.
For Dollar Membership Only.
The membership drive will be for
the dollar membership only. Of this, I
one half will remain In Ogden for lo- j
cal work and the other half goes for
the national work. For instance, the:
sinking of the steamer, (. ity of Musk"-
gon, this week cajled for immediate
aid This is but one little instance of!
American needs that are being met.i
If the coal strike comes there will '
probably be calls for shelter and re- j
lief in some cities For all these the,
National Red Cross must be ready at,
an hours' notice to give as much lid
as is needed. The Texan storm and
tidal wave was another illustration of
this
NO MOREJCATARRH
This Simple Home Treatment Has
Stood the Te6t of Time
Every fall and winter, for more than
twenty years, thousands of people hae
made it a daily practice to breathe the i
r:ir of Hyomel and so keep themselves)
free from Catarrh Coughs Colds, Bron
chitis. Sore Throat and Influenza.
This is certain ;nd you should try it
If you will breathe Hyomei dally, as;
directed, it will free you, and keep you
free from all these troubles or if won't
coat vou a rent.
( ill ley Drug Co. or any reliable drug
gist enn supph you with the Complete
Hyomei outfit. Including a hard rubber
pockel inhaler The inhaler will last a
. life time and extra bottles of the liquid
Hyomei cost but a few cents. A few
drops of oil in the inhaler will last for!
,dnys and its pure, soothing, antiseptic,'
! healing air, breathed deep in the air
p-i usages of your nose and throat
should keep you free from coughs,
icolds, influenza and catarrh all winter
(long. Pleasant to use, takes but. a few
minutes daily and is guaranteed to sat
lfy or money back. Advertisement
Commission Will Log
Route for First Air
Race Round-the-World
LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Oct 29 The
commission to organize the t'irst
round-the-world derby, which invert!
gated landing fields and other faeili
ties for aircraft here, planned to leave
today for San Diego.
Lieui Col. Herbert Mapes, deputy
chief of the air police of New York
' i i . will remain here to recover from
an indisposition which followed 'be
fracture of one of his libs when at
railroad train on winch he was riding
made a jolting star! and threw '.mi
out of his chair Colonel Mapes will
probably go direct lo Neu Y rfc wh- n
he feels able to travel.
Simple Way To j
Take Off Fat
Thr can he nothing Simpler tlmn tak
ing h convenient little tablet four limes,
Mch das until your weight Is reduced 10 j
normal That's all Just purchase a case
of Mnrmolu I'resc rlptlon Tablets fiom
our drugstst (or if you prefer, send 1
to Marmoln Co 864 Woodward Ave .
Detroit t i. mtiA folio directions No'
dieting, no exercise Ent what you want
lie lazy a6 you like and k-, on
tr I ting Bllmmer- And the best part of
Mnrmolu Prcs riol ion Tablets Is their
hai mlessness That is your ubsoluio
safeguM rd Adv.
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The winds now blow,
Soon there'll be snow ,
he autumn leaves are seared and
brown ,
ud the festive tramp
Now leaves his camp
I And returns to work his route in
town.
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ST JOSEPH LIVESTOCK.
ST JOSEPH, Mo., Oct 20-Hoss
'Receipts 4000; market higher, top
$14.00; bulk $13 25(5 14. 00
Cattle Receipts 4000- market 25c
lower; steers $7.4017.50 cows and
heifers ?5.50ti 14 T.0, calves $6.50
16 50.
Sheep Receipts 6600; market
higher; lambs $9.00015.25; ewes $5.-507.86.
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A young New Zealander. wb Wiotfl
to Hernanrd Shaw begging for his au
tograph to add to a collection, diew
forth the characteristically genial ad
vice from the dramatist, "to set fir.' to
the collection ol autographs and sit on
' ihe top."
IJjMlUajjHEALTH
Nuxoted Iron Inrensr sfrncth .Td
endurance of delieate. nervou run
down people In two pk"' lm In
mail Instances It has been usd nd
endorsed by such men as Hon. l.eshu
M. Shjw, former Secretary of the
Treasury ani ESs-Governor of Iowa,
Former t'nlti Stat Senntor and
i-p-Presidential Nommeu Uhal - v
Towne. General John L, Clem (Re
tired) the drumnu r to of shtioh who
Was sergeanl In the I s. Army when
only 12 1 1 , "i up. l.;o I'nltfJ
States ludge W Atkinson of tho
Court of Claims of Washington and
others. AsU your doctor or druggist
about It.
i DECISION 01
WAGE DEMAND OF
THE TRAINMEN
WASHINGTON, Ocl 29. -Director
General Hlnes has not reached a de
cision on the W&Se demand of the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen De
tails of the recommendations n ad hy
'lie board of railway wages were dis-
cussed today- by officials of the lail
road administration with Preslaenl
Lee and the union'3 strike committee
to develop how the recommendations
would work in practi-nl applicr.T'on
Mr. Hinea hopes o make an aw .ru
In the case in the near future
HOW INGENIOUS
YANKEES TRICKED
MJNJfETERANS
WITH THK AMERICAN FORCES JN
GERNfANY. Oct 1. (Mali, by the Asso
ciated Preix) Tricks of the game t
war nre eomlng to licht from time lo
time as each side tells its story. On
of the most surre:sful of them was prac
ticed by American forces In the Meuse
Argonne battle last fall when the la.t
great nllled offensive was at its heigh',
from Switzerland to the sea. An Ini-
aglnarj nrm conceived by a handful of I
American Junipr officers waa "thrown
Into the field" over night and for days
five r-rack German divisions Just east of
'erdun In the Etaln legion were kept
on their toes momenta rll oxperteing an
attack which never materialised
At a dinner table in a CoblcnS cafo,
overlooking the Rhine, an American in
telligence officer recently told the slon
of the creation of the "mythical X army, '
as it hs called, it appears that tire
Germans were expecting an attack In
I he Etnin lector at any time and the
Americans knew it: iul at that phase
of the fame the First United States
army was devoting its energies to driv
ing the enemy out of the Argonne forest
and the hill country on either aide. So
the mythical army was cieated. In prefer
ence lo n. real diversion, requiring many
men, to convince the German commm
der that it would not be wise to weak' n
the Etain front to the benefit of the
Meusc. Argonne front where a desperati
battle nan proceeding
Five frefh divisions had been placed
by the Germans on the Etain line Thei-e
constituted thall last and finest re
servoir of available divisions. The
American realised that the minute tho
Germans decided that this was not :t
danger point. :in or all of the five di-
islons could be withdrawn replaced
by exhausted and fragmentary diisions
coming from the battle fronts, and thai
the appearance of the fresh troops in
line west of the afetisd would have a
tremendous effect on tho American of
fensive. The X army" wan , assigned to
front from Bexonvaux to Eresnes. From
the morning of October 22 until JUSl
previous to the armistice this army
"fun-tloned " Captain Chales n Mats,
of Hubbard Woodi ill was commander-In-chief.
Captain William H. Deardcn. ot
SprihSjfield, Mas? and Washington, D. C.
wa.t chief of staff. Lieutenant John h
Graham of Lexington. Ya . was chief of
"troop movements;" Captain c w. Nei
dert was in charge of g-e or adminis
tration i and Lieutenant H. T Grlswold,
of Old Lyme. Conn . was chief of ar
tillery. The ataff of the X army Were
all members of the Intelligence section
of the First army and of course, before
beginning operations, had secured the
consent of their chief, Colonel Willey
Howell.
The wireless and the telephone were
freely used to convince the Germans that
the Americans were preparing for an
attack in the Etain sector. To make
ur' that tb Germans would bo able to
break into" the code used, the Anu-n
Foley's
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND
AN OLD RELIABLE FA MIL
REMEDY, recommended for cough
colds, tickling of the throat, spasmodic
croup, whooping cough, la grippe, and
bronchial coughs, hoarseaesa, etc.
The First Dote Gave Relief
C. E Summer. Holdrtdfa. Neb . vrrittsi
'Some time ago I coritr jcted a vtry levere couf li
and cold due lo exposure. My cough (ot 10 bed
I could hardly aleep (or two or three r.hti. A
Irieodoi mine recommended Foley's huney and
Tax Compound, and I (ot atiOc bottle. The e-y
trji doae relieved me. I took a second doaa
before (oin( to t. J and can truthfully lay 1 did
do! t -iflii once all uuihl. By uaia( si directed
the next two days tuv couth was entirely (our,
and I (ive Folcy'e Honey and Tar full credit
for my spvly uaJ perma rocovsry."
For more than thirty years
Foley's Honey and Tar has been
used tpitk satisfaction and success.
A. R. MclNTYRE DRUG CO,
UTAH COMPOSERS Tfij
BE SUBJECT DF TALK i
AT MEETING
Music by I'tah composers will make
up an interesting program for the
Daughters of Pioneers' meeting to he
hpld Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Miss Ellen Thomas will make a talk I
on The Instructors and Artists in
Music."
The various numbers include "My
Western Home." composed by Bvan
Hughes and sung by Melba Re?d
Jones. "Srgo Lily." composed by Jos .
epll CcOTllle suns; by Golden Bing
ham, "Romance," bj Anton Peterson,
ami "Humoresque," bj i n t nfowrj
Piano selection will h' given by Miss
Carrie Browning. Also three quar
tette number-;. .Mcsdnnies Ballingi i
Murphy, McGregor and Hunter com
prising the quartette
They will sing "The Biid of Para
dise,' composed bj I hamberlain; bun
Of the (pii- nf Utah, bv Squire Coop,
and Fairest Utah,' by Joseph Ballan
tyne. Mrs, E I Mi. h will deliver an eulogy
of the late Mrs Mary Richards, who
waa an honorary president of in--',
Daughters of the Pioneers.
.:m luinlsh.il th.-m with a sallafrwiorv
key.
One wireless nation, of the X army
was established in a clump of woods near I
Verdun and was christened "headquartara
of the X anny." Tins station functioned
unill the end of the Krne all 'ciders
to the army koIok out from this place ,
hy Wireless. Soon after the station b-
gnn working the Germans located lt
whereabouts and frequently shelled tho 1
woods and vicinity; apparently in bop- s
Of breaking up Ihe raldlo of this latest
of ar.no. a ncee
The X army also had a portable radio
station, which moved i-hmit and repre
sented Itself aS B different station every
day or two.
The feelor In which the X army wdsj
at work was directly under command of
the Thirty-third French corps, nd ihe
loving wireless station caused consider
able excitement amonc the French sold- 1
lers as it sent messages to make tho !
enemj believe that several fresh Ann I -
an divisions had moved Into the are)
Th- French unaware of the plans of llv
X army staff at times thought ih
Americans had lost 'ill sense of rcaseu i
and on several occasions so reported the
n li . less plants.
The first message from the X army
headquarters was b general dispatch!
iii .ill wireless st-rtions in the army
area (none ol which actually existed) I
in the new code, of course, dircctimr
that none of the stations answer or
make any use of their send'ng instru
ment s, for fear of the enemy locating
them, but to be on the alerl al Fixed
hours to receive message0 The . f f e
was to warn the Germans that a large
number of wireless stations must have
been set up and to advise them of the
hours when iho enem intercepting
Stations should be on the alert for the
American messag(
It was followed bv a series of mess
ages designed to indicate that the X
army was preparing for a full fledged
operation In order to inform the en
emy ol the geographical limits of the
sector ol the X army, many messages
were directed to imaginary officers -it
existing towns on Uir Etain front.
Meanwhile l lie roving wireless Btd
lion was working overtime day ird
night It began sending out messages
in the Freanes Bex tor and trying to
give the impression thai it was several
Stations al widely separated locations.
One message in particular was pecul
iarly designed to add to the enenn's
suspicion of the approaching trouble
ail imperative demand for 200 copies
more additional ol the Conflans Bheet,
jiAoxmwruy Gaps. H
34SI AVI 3 FONI POOR FIVE f 'I
; eye ry thing ron tvinv tPoriT for everev con I ' issj
1 he chap who works or plays out-of-doors
knows the value of our
I sweaters. They get right next to , I
vou, keep you comfy and chase the
chills. We have
SWEATERS
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in all suitable weights and colors
from rainbow hues to sombre
tones. And Mackinaws? Ask us!
Warm, stylish and just the thing
for moving around outdoors. Lots
of leg room; no tangling in coat- j
tails. We're also showing leather
Ircats, vests, outing shoes and boots,
flannel shirts 'most everything,
in fact, for the outdoor fellow.
Call on us while stock sare
Qiurammf Bags. jlo: I
245I HUDSON AVt. FONl POUO FIVE i L I
'Plan dlrecteur map ' This could
onlv be interpreted bv the Germans,
the Americans agreed as preparation
for a coining drive on ihe I"! ri iron
center.
In addition to the wireless the X
army al90 had in operation, on the
front between Bezonvaux and Freanes
i a telephone squad a careless squad
which sei up telephone stations here
j and there and sen1 messages and
talked shop and gossiped at night
'about the arrival of some old friend
'from America with such and such an
! out fit
The X army telephone squad took no
chances that the Germans might noi
hear the conversations Ihe Americans
'desired them to record They delib
lerately grounded their wires, so tlu
I enemy could "listen in," and crawled
out into no mans land in the dark
ness and hooked one or the ineiuvn
wires ovei onto the German barbed
v.ir" in front of an abandoned trench
system In the from line of modern
warfare ihe telephone is a most dan
"geroup. instrument, for boih sides de
viaed apparatus which within certain
I limits an pick up conversations over
enemy line with which it is not even
connected. So the Americans felt cer
'lain that all their conversations were
I heard by the Hermans
Two days after the X army began
functioning, the results began to be
To Get up in the morning tired
and unrefreshed, with a dull, heavy head,
often amounting to headache, to feel low
spirited and "blue" are symptoms of
self-poisoning by food poisons, not neu- T"?
tralized or eliminated by bowels, liver and
kidneys acting in harmony.
BeecSiam's PilSs j
help to remove the cause of
this trouble. They act gent
ly and safely, but also J
veryj dl
"CARNIVAL-HALLOWEEN-DANCE"
Assembly Dance Hall
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30TH
Serpentine Marda Gras Hats" Confetti
Given to the Dancers.
PRIZE SPOT DANCES
DANCING UNTIL ONE O'CLOCK
OLIE REEVE'S JAZZ ORCHESTRA
The Music That Makes Dancing a Pleasure.
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noticeable, the nervousnesn on the part
of the (iermans being exhibited in AM
many wayt, the enemy first sending Jl
ovei a large number of airplanes fr jl
make reconnaissance? The Germans
also began a series of trench raids. , I
to obtain prisoners for the purpose of IIR
identifying units of the forces oppo- I II
site them German prisoners captured
bv the rrench told of wild alnrms in , jl
the night on the part of the German 1
; forces, hurried reinforcements of tnfj B,
main line of resistance and varlojuf Ml
other movements which indicated th'at I I
the enemy was exerting extreme j
I watchfulness on account of the activi
I ty of the little army being operate! i
by a handful ot American?
When the .irmis'ice became effec
tive, November 11. the little Amerie.-.n
mythical X army still held its ground J
I in the field near Verdun, and opposite
five crack German divisions stood
j their guard not even suspecting that. f
l they bad been tricked by a handful oj
Ingenious young Yankees who were de
; lighted at the results obtained by their
j mischievous schemes which had ij
worked so successfully in deceiving
the wise old German veterans of a
five-year war.
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STRIKE ORDER ill
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f INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Oct. 29 AM
l- The strike order of the United till
f Mine Workers, effective Friday f
f midnight, stands After two fell
f hours' diaCUBSiop, the conference
here today of Ihe big union, it 4- j II
4- was announced, had no idea of . im
f modifying the call for a cessation rl
4- of work. President Wilson's pro- 4
4- nouncement on the threatened in- 4 L 1
4 dustrial war had no defender in 4
4- the conferences, it was stated. 4
L 444-4-44- 4- 4-44-4
J. J. Brummitt, 2417 Hud
son avenue, pays highest jl
prices for Liberty bonds,
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SAVE THAT DOLLAR
There's a dollar in your.,
pocket now that you don't
need Maybe you wll need
it later badly. SAVE IT
put it in a sa zings account in.
this strong bank.
DO IT NOW. hi
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There is Capital and Surjj
' plus of $300,000 which is one .
of the big factors assuring
SAFETY for funds deposit
ed here.
OGDEN l
STATE
fit;
BANK I I
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