The Ogden standard. [volume], April 01, 1920, LAST EDITION - 4 P.M., Image 10

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TO PHI "IDE!
i TWO FLAGS"
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..The dramatic club of the Tlunlsville
1' 1 farm bureau will present "Under Two
Flags" tomorrow evening at the ward
' amusement hall. Mrs. D. D. McKay
1 is directing the .production.
The cast is as follows:
Gertie Cecil.' first lieutenant of
! - guards '. Erncs,t McKay
: I Derkelcy Cecil, .'.lis brother
j j II&iu-j' Jesperson
f; ' Lord Rockingham Eail Fell
; I "Uake," Bcnlc Cecil's mini
! 1 , Arnold Rcnstrom
K j Den Davis William Ferrill
if Baroni, money lender ...Arnold Berlin
J Captain Lenox. Picpou. Maton, Chaus
Hers. ( Pepit Plcpon Chester Engstrom
Maton Thco McDonald
Cigarette Miss-Phyllis Berlin
I Little Venitia (Rockingham's sifter)
1 Mildred McKay
Lady Oencvere Miss Blanche Felt
Lady Venitia (12 years later)
Mrs. D. Wangsgnrd
Npra McShane (VenitJa's. maid) . . . .
' . Miss Man ol Engstrom
Chorus by soldiers, troopers, etc.
Directed by Mrs. D. D. McKaj.
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I-. Barbers Notice
On and after Saturday, April 3rd,
1920, union barber shops will close at
S o'clock p. m. on Saturdays, and chil
dren's haircuitlng will be fifty cenf.
( on Saturdays. Other prices and hours
will remain the same as at present.
Adv. -11-11
j Looting of Freight
Unchecked in Austria
VIENNA. April 1 Looting of
freight trains particularly of foodstuffs
and wearing apparel goes on uncheck
ed throughout Austria. Unless con
voyed, it is said, a shipment stands
j little chance of coming through Intact.
Tre robbers seem well organized and
(armed and often so numerous as to
jrcsisi arrest.
v Gift cargoes from other European
states seem the favorite plunder and,
I according to report, much of the stolen
'goods has been found for sale in the
open market.
A large consignment of this charac
ter from Sweden arrived this week
and when the well arranged food par
cels, containing Hour, fats and other
staples, were opened it was found tliar
a portion of the fat and flour had been
skillfully removed from each package
and a sack of Austrian salt substituted
to make u,p the requisite weight.
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For perfect projection, a pic
ture as clear as a bell, on the
only concave screen in Ogden,
visit the Aihambra, Utah's
greatest picture palace, show
ing today "The Cinema Mur
der' New York's great White
Way, the dazzling, alluring
life of an actress and the other
side behind the curtain.
'The Mystery of the Yel
low Room," Real Arts great
special comes Sunday with
Remick's great soloist, Frank
Gibeny, Aihambra theatre.
IIS UTAH TOWN IS!
WTO WELCOME
TOURIST IN STYLE
Cedar City is going to capitalize U.s
nearness to Zion national park and
make a bid for the thousands of tcir
ists who will v',3it that wonderland
the coming season, according to Emil
Hansen, landscape architect of the
Utah Agricultural college. Mr. Hun
sen has just returned from Cedar Ci y
where he went to lay out a municipal
park and camping ground, designed
especially to accommodate the tourln?.
public.
The new park and camping ground
will be put into shape immediately. Ii
will bo located right in the center of
the town and will have several fea
tures that should appeal particularly
to the tourist. Summer lent homes,
surrounded by trees and each supplied
with v. latticed summer house, will
be available. These tents will be pro
vided with lights and stoves for cook
ing. Bath houses with showers aro
planned as is a large auto washing sta
tion. Four modern tenni3 courts will
also bo provided.
Adjoining the enmping grounds will
1 be the city park. This will consist
! of paths radiating from a common cen
I ter where the band stand will be lo
1 catcd. Spreading lawns dotted villi
I evergreens and hardwood trees will
, make this a park of singular beauty,
j Tlie citizens of Cedar City are also
j building a modern tourists' hotel for
' those who are not prepared to camp
out. Zion Canyon is just three hours
beyond Cedar, and the people rightly
; feel that they must make ample prep
i arations to make the tourists' trip to
j the can on most enjoyable.
Mr. Hansen is giving his services to
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grounds, and the surroundings of pub-j
lie buildings. Mr. Hansen has alio
planned the grounds for tho branch
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Idaho.
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man of the day gorgeous
gowned in "The Cinema Mur
der." Stage life on New York's
Great White Way. A wonder-'
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Yellow Fever Expert
of Ih S. Army Is Dead
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 1. Dr. W1J.
lam Martin, 71, medical inspector of'
the U. S. navy, retired, and noted Tor!
his work In combating yellow fever In
i Florida and Louisiana, died here tc-
i day.
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j For perfect projection, a pic
ture as clear as a bell, on the
Jonly concave screen in Ogden,
(visit the Aihambra, Utah's
greatest picture palace, show
ing today "The Ciaema Mur
der," New York's great White '
(Way, the dazzling, alluring
life of an actress and the other
side behind the curtain.
Jack Johnson Signs j
For Finish Battle
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I MEXICALI, Lower Cal , April 1.
Fred Dalo, brother-in-law of Gov. Este
ban Cantu, announced today that Jack
Johnson, former world's heavyweight
champion, now here, had signed with
a syndicate represented by Dato to
pSt on a finish fight here within ninety
days. Dato said he wauld try to
complete the match b securing either
Fred Fulton or Carl Morris.
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Today "The Cinema Mur
der," featuring Marion Davies
on New York's great White
Way, Aihambra, 3 days.
Department Stores in
England Amalgamate
WASHINGTON, April 1. Amalga
mation of department stores In Eng
land is noted in official trade reports
received here as the latest develop
ment of a tendency toward combina
tion in each branch of England's na
tional industries. Big stores, especial
ly those In the more important cities,
are combining through purchase or
consolidation and already it has be
come apparent to some observers that
the business soon will be concentrated
in the control of a few big Interests.
The American Chamber of Com
merce in London reports that one of
tho largest department stores of that
city recently absorbed three competi
tors and has branched out in South
Amorlca through the opening of a
large establishment in Buonos Aires.
"The value of advertising as a sell
ing force is becoming'morc realized in
England," the report said. -"This
movement towards amalgamation is
not expected to destroy competition.
, though it may lend lo narrow its I
scope." I
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. To remind you Nazimova I
plays only two more days at!
Utah theatre in her latest pic-1
tuxc. Coming, Clara Kimball j
Young in 'Forbidden Woman.'
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WOODMEN OF If
WORLD .
Large attendance requested Thurs
' day evening. April 1st. Election of
'delegatcs4o the District Convention,
i M. A. GALT. C. C: '
WM. MULLER, Clerk.
'Adv. -1135
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Water and Care for 1920
l Mountain View Cemetery
i Lot owners please confer with sec
retary at 2-1S2 Washington avenue
'without delay.
j. ALBERT F. RICHEY, Sec.
4133
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! "The Mystery of the Yel
, low Room," Real Arts great
special comes Sunday with
Remick's great soloist, Frank
Gibeny, Aihambra theatre.
--the hoy " a
can shop here alone ' j I
any suit he might select would be the right style and safe-value' .
he couldn't possibly go wrong in his judgment Mk
but mothers, themselves, enjoy the displays so much that vve' '" Ijl
I like to see them come along.
the suits we sell are sturdy and wiry the liveliest lad can't get lH
the best of them we've completely eliminated frailty from the
makeup of the every garment. bH
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ROBERT F. STROUD
FACING SALLOWS !
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Will Be First Man Legally
Hanged in Kansas in Fifty
I Years Unless Pardoned
LEAVENWORTH. Kan., March 30. j
Robert F. Stroud, of Juneau, Alaska, j
will be the first man legally hanged in
Kansas In almost fifty years unless
President Wilson saves him by exer
cise of executive clemency.
The last legal hanging in this state
took place in 1870 and the death pen
alty was abolished in Kansas in 1907;
but Stroud was tried and convicted in
I federal courts for a murder commit
ted in the federal penitentiary here
and sentenced under federal law to be
hanged.
Another unusual feature of tho case
is the fact that he would have escaped
uith life imprisonment if he had not
insisted upon a third trial which re
sulted in a death sentence. If it is
carried out he will be the first man
to be executed In Leavenworth prison. s
Stroud was serving a 12-year sen
tence in the penitentiary for tho kill
ing of a man in Alaska in a quarrel
over a dance hall girl, when in 131C
he attacked Andrew E. Turner, a pris
on guard, and stabbed him to death
with a dagger which he had made from
a table knife, and carried in a con
cealed pocket in his coat. Stroud as
scrtod subsequently that Turner had
called him a name.
For this killing Stroud had three
trials. In the first he was found guil
ty of murder and sentenced to death,
I but the court of appeals remanded the
case on the ground that the trial Judge
had failed to inform the jury of its
privilege of bringing in a "qualified J
verdict" limiting his punishment to life
imprisonment. In the second trial the
Jury availed itself of this legal pro
vision and sentenced him for life.
Stroud's lawyers felt that they had
gained a victory, but at the prison
er's insistence the case was again ap
pealed, and at his third trial Stroud
was once more found guilty and sen
tenced to death. The case was carried
tj the United States supreme court
Thich affirmed the sentence
Stroud has been aided by his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Stroud, who came from
Alaska in an effort to save his life.
She appealed to President Wilson to
commute the death sentence.
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Today "The Cinema Mur
der," featuring Marion Davicj
on New York's great White Jt
Way, Aihambra, 3 days.
If spooning doesn't lead to "cut
ting" it will sooner or later lead tc
"forking over."
Some men chase the almighty
flighty dollar, but not the one tho; IH
owe, we arc regretfully informed.
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