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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-25

Economy begins at home. That's
why no home should be without a
Bicycle. N. J. Desanders. Tires and
Repairing. Adv-7-16
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-25

Mrs. Ida Hayball received word
Tuesday that her son Milton who be.
longs to the 1ssrd Infantry. Com,
pany @, arrived safely in France Z.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-25

For cleaning and pressing. phone
s2e. Special suits to order $500 to
$4,000. Scheby and Larsen. Tailors.
=Adv. Il. " r.-- q
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-25

Deputy Sheriff WIN Robbins went
70 Ogden Monday afternoon 70 bring
back one James G. Kennedy, who
recently. II Il alleged after having
put biz team in the Bowen livery
stable absent mindedly appropriated
part Of the Jewel Tea Company
harness. He admitted the act and
pleaded guilty to petit larceny and
justice oJrgensen will pronounce SEN
tence later.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-25

Mrs., Annie Esterholdt announces
The engagement " her daughter La.
Won to Mr.. Melvin .. Rice. the mar.
riase y take place the latter part
Of the month atLos Angeles, Calf.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-25
LOCAL Ews

See the Oldsmobile. Beauty, power,
economy. durability. North Utah
Auto Co. Adv II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-25

ons-third off ON all White Shoes
and oxfords for Saturday At The
Mas shep. 80 N. Main. Adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-25

First Lieut.. Samuel ID. Ritter OF
Logan. now stationed at Camp Kear-
ney. has been transferred from A
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-25

william A. Clarke. . graduate Of
~ Utah Agricultural College. vas
n Logan Tuesday securing informa-
tisa regarding the various forms Of
military service from the college csfi.
>lals. ~. Clarke expects 70 enter
tAs ssrviss IN the near future.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-25

The closing Out. Panama and
straw Hats for men and boys, also
white shoes. slippers and sandals for
women and children. at Newbold's.
Adv 7-s0
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-25

ouartermastsr MeKsnne has now
1zsivsd q he Utah Agricultural
Cs,lsgs training detachment and ID
busiiy assuming his new duties. Ths
uniforms for the men are expected
vsry soon. now that the QuartermAp-
~ has arrived.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-25

Last Monday night the late car Of
the q. !. o. struck several horses
near wellsvills. One was struck "a
hard Il Ait one Of the poles By the
side Of TIE road, 'reboundsd and hit
the car. then dropped down to the
bottom Of he grade.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-25

Miss Geneva Goodsell and Alice
jeff gave a bundle shower IN honor
|of-Miss Lavon Eserholdt, bride Of
the month, at Mrs. Goodseli's hoiie.
The evening was spent In games and
dancing. Dainty refreshments were
served. The bride received many
useful presents. Those present were
Mrs. Geneva Goodesll. Mrs. w. III.
Goodsell, Alice Jeff. Opal GoodseIl,
Mrs. ]. N. Sampson, Lavon Ester
holdt, Irene and Francis Toinsen
Mrs. p. Hartman, Mrs. Graham, Car
rie and Ellen Hansen. Irene, Eva and
zina Rice, Leret Crowther. Mable
Erickson. May Baird, Ethel Jones',
Hazel. Iona. Grace and Mrs. Ester
holdt. + ri ff[i',' -
!. - y j.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-25

r. f.
Registration for the second term
Of the Summer quarter at the Utah
Agricultural College is exceeding All
expectations. according TO Or. J. II.
LInford, director Of Summer School.
This Is the first time organised In
struction has beet given = through
two summer terms at the college.
and the large enrolment 10 very graf
flying. A big variety Of courses 10
being offered in English. art, home
economies. sociology, economies. &C.
ology. education and music.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
THREE AVlATORS KILLED
IN TWO AIR ACCIDENTS
Planc Crashes to Earth TN Tail spin,
While Another Machine Drops
700 Feet
ICY Associated Press

HOUSTON. TEN. April 16.-Three
aviators. Lieutenant Roland j. winter
ton, of South Boston. Mass: Licuten-
ant Leo John NuGen:. Washburn. Iowa.
and Cadet Forest Dean Jones, Wor-
ccSter. Mass. were killed and Cadet
Maurice seriously injured in two air
accidents at Ellington Field Gamer
ican) here to-day. y third accident
occurred late today. but there were
no fatalities.
Lieutenant Wintcrton and Cadet
Jones met death in the same machine.
which fell several hundred feet They
we're doing camera work near Webster
when their plane crashed to earth in a
tail spin.
Lieutenant Nugent was killed and
Cadet Maurice seriously injured in "A
second accident. the machine in which
they were flying having suddenly
dropped from height OF about 200
feet. Maurice is in the field hospital,
and may die.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
PASHA PAYS PENALTY:
EXECUTED FOR TREASON
Worked Nnny Confidence Gnmes. and
Later brought Huge Fund
to United States.

PARIS. April l6.-Bolo Pasha to-day
paid the penalty for his treason to
France, when he was executed At Vim
ccnnes.
l'asha was born in Marseilles. Early
in life he began working confidence
games. Later, after being convicted,
he went TO Spain and operated a cafe
Hc next married a wealthy widow, and
became wine agent. When the war
broke out, Pasha became confidential
agent for the Egyptian khedivc
Later he came to America. having OBJ
tanned 100000 francs from tho
Deutschc Bank of Berlin. This money
was deposited in nine American banks
lie was arrested September -. 1917,
for receiving money from Germany for
use in peace propaganda. France later
took possession of him. and convicted
him Of high treason February 4, 1915
Ten days later he was sentenced to
pay the death penalty. His appeal was
denied by the Court OF Cessation on
April .. Three days later his plea for
a new trial was rejected, and on April
s President Poincare refused him
clemency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
You Must Act
Without Delay!

Every development since our en-
try into the war hns justified and
proved the wisdom. the imperative
necessity. OF Americn's participation.
Every German succcss and every
German failure have shown how
ncccsHary to our own welfare and
peace, how necessary to the snfety
and peace OF the world the defeat
Of Germany IL. Every foot Of GROUND
Germany has been forced to give up
and every foot of Innd she has seized
have demonstrated the absolute ne
rcssity of defeating that sinistcr,
intOicrable thing called GermnnIsn.
Go and buy your Liberty bond,
that this country EIay not he ham,
pcred In Its war work. Every 1nan-
cinl Institution In the city Is Mt your
disposnl, aud will help you by mr.
ranging convenient terms.
Place your subscription Mt once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
POSTPONE ACTION ON BILL.
CHANGING DRAFT BASIS
VIII BE Amended In Accordance With
Suggestions Made by Cen
crnI Crowdcr.
fRv Associatcd press.l

WASHINGTON. April 16.--Final ac-
ton on the bill changing the basis
OF army draft quotas from State pop
ulations to the number OF men in class
ono IL being postponed temporarily,
Chairman Chamberlain. o. the Senate
Military Committee. explained to-day,
because Of the amendment adopted by
the House providing for allowance OF
crcdits 10 states in future draft calls
Tor men already furnished, including
those not OF draft age. Provost Mar
shal-Gcnerai Crowdcr. it is said while
approving tho general principlc OF the
House amendment. desires modif-
cation TO revcnt escape from military
duty OF men or draft age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
WoNAS'S COMMITTEE.
PLANS DENoNSTR 1TIoE

Richmond3 woncn's committee has
planed great demonstration this
afternoon In the Cap!to! square 10 helm
in the drive. One macfne-Eun Sec
ton from Camp Lee. with twcntv-one
men and one officer. viii show how,
these guns arc used in actual warfare
while the Boy Scout ''tanii." which was
used IN tho thrift parade several weeks
ago. Will also be demonstrated.
The exhibition Will begin promptly
at o'clock. and will continue for soy.
eral hours. The tank will crawl over
the slopes OF tho Capitol grounds
While at Intervals tho machinc-cun
operators Will give demonstrations OF
this deadly war implement. Maior-
General Ade!be.t Cronkhite com,nan-
der OF Camp Lee, wired the commit
tee yesterday afternoon that the Three
Hundred and Nineteenth Infantry Band
would accompany the machine gun sec
tion to Richmond. and will give con-
ccrtz durig the afternoon.
Mrs. George J. Scay. chairman OF the
womcn's committee for the Fifth Dis
trict. issued an appeal yesterday for
all mon who are working for the sale
OF Liberty bonds. or who wish to par
ticipatc In the drive now being con-
Quoted here. to attend a general meet
ing Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
in the auditorium OF tho jefferson
Hotel. Many matters OF Importance
will be discussed At this time, and 1t
is hoped that every woman In the city
who is interested in the movement will
attend the meeting.
INSURANCE MEN TO
GIVE ASSISTANCE IN DRIVE
Plans for the assistance of Rich :
mond's insurance men I'm the drive for
the sale of tho bonds will be outlined
this afternoon at q meeting of the Life
Underwriters Association OF Richmond
The meeting will be held at l o'clocl.
AT the Business Mems Club. John K
Brapch. chairman OF the Richmond
committee, will be the principal
speaker. 1t is expected that the in
surance men will lay plans for gen
cral city-widc canvass for the sale Of
bonds. In order that Richmond's allot-
ment may &c raised as quickly as
possible.
The local committee announced yes
CONTINUED on Fifth page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
WEARS TAR AND FEATHERS
Owner OF Louisiana Plantation Charged
with Refusing TO Duy
Liberty HOnds.

V1CKSBURG. MISS. April 1G.-Wil-
liam a. Hunter. aged siSty-eisht.
owner OF large plantation near
Newellton. La. and reputcd TO be
wealthy. arrived here on train this
afternoon wearing coat of tar and
feathers. which he said had been ap-
piled by number OF citizens OF
Tensas Parish, La. in which Newell
ton is situated. IIc said he had been
accused by Tcnsas citizens OF refus
ing to buy Liberty bonds. Hunter also
wore piacard hearing the words:
"Disloyal 10 the United States" which
he said had been placed on him BY the
mob.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
NAVY DEPARTMENT WILL
PRESS SEARCH FOR MUlvEY
Portsmouth Man Member of CycIops
Crew Who Secured Discharge
at Rio Janeiro.
SHIP PROBABLY BOMBS VICTIM
Officials Deprecate Circulation OF Re-
ports Tending TO Reflect on Lieu
tcnant-Commandcr q. W. Worlcy,
in Charge OF Shin

WASHINGTON. April Is.-Scarch was
started to-day by the Navy Department
20 ascertain tho whereabouts OF j. NJ
Muivey. 4 member of the crew OF the
missing United States collier Cyclops,
who IL WAS learned by officials prob
ably obtained his discharge while the
ship was taking on her cargo Of man
Sanese at Rio dc Janciro.
As far as the department knows.
Mu!vcy, whose home is at Portsmouth,
Va, is the only member Of the ships
crew now alive. For reasons which the
department has not yet learned. Mulvey
wanted TO be discharged when the vcs-
sci got TO the Brazilian port, and orders
20 that effect were sent TO the com
mander OF the Cyclops from New York
IN time for him to have received them
before the Cyclops left Rio dc Janciro
February 5.
The case OF Mulvoy is of special in
tcrcst. in View ot the published state
mcnt that Lieutenant Commander G..
w. Worlcy. who commanded tho Cy-
clops. was born in Germany: that he
had adopted the name of Morley. but
that his real name was Wichtmann.
Department officials to-day deprecated
any attempt 10 cast doubt on the
loyalty OF Morley and declared that
the slight records concerning him in
the department show that he was born
i'll san Francisco in September, 1886.
The prevailing belief continues to be
that the Cyclops was the victim of a
bomb sccTeted in her cargo or in her
coal bunkcrs. although a few naval
officers stand by the idea that the ves-
sci may have been captured By n Ger
man raider
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
GERMANS CAPTURE,
STRATEGIC TOWNS
Must Raise $l2O,O0OOOO Day
to Reach Mark of Three Billion

The ST. Louis district continues
to lend In proportion of total Tuotn
subscribed, with 30 per cent, and the
New York district holds first place
In aggregate OF subscriptions with
S2TJ,6s2.lOO.
The Atlanta district Is Inst on the
list, but reports from there indi-
cnte thnt many communities hnve
startri campaigns late.
Managers for tho 81. Louis dis
trict attribute succcsS there muinIy
40 the large number OF individual
subscrtbcrs.
Oregon and Iown, which have been
contestinE for the honor OF being
the first state to subscribe IT.. quota,
to-day opened n new phnxc OF rival
ry by reporting almost sImuItanc-
ou>Iy that all their counties had
gone over the top. Oregon reported
having mHie this record by last
Saturday night, however, and from
Iowa came tho message that the
last OF its counties lind Oversub-
scribed At f;4G this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
LOYALTY OF FOREIGN
BORN GIVEN PRAISE
Senate Proceeds to Enact Measure
Granting Citizenship
to 123,O0O.
WOULD NATURALIZE ALIEN S
WOULD NATURAL1zE ALIEN
Amendment Would Deny Citizenship
TO Teutons Who Are Permitted by
Law TO Pcriurc Themselves To Re-
tain Prussian Citizenship.
IRy Associated rress.l


WASHINGTON. April lG.-Loyalty OF
blood was praised to-day in the Sen
ate during brief debate which pre-.
coded passage OF tho House bill amend
ing naturalization laws TO meet war
time conditions. and especially de-
signed to protect $4,000 technical
enemy aliens in Americas lighting
force who would bo subject to cxecu-
ton as traitors II captured. The bill,
which now goes TO conference, also
provides for naturalization OF aliens.
upon satisfactory proof OF loyalty, who
were prevented from completing their
naturalizations by the nations war
declarations.
Senator Hardwick. OF Georgia. chair.
man OF tho Senate Imm grafton Com
mittcc. In charge of tho bill. told the
Senate that tho bill was designed 10
separate loyal from dsloyal German
Americans, of whom. he said, the great
mass arc most patriotic. by permitting
naturalization o, those whose loyalty
is unaucstioncd or adequately demon
stratcd.
An important amendment adopted
proposed by Senator Lodge. OF Massa-
chusctts would prevent naturalization
of Germans permitted by German law
TO perjure themselves and retain their
German citizenship. The German law.
Senator Lodge declared, is a villain
Gus" dual citizenship provision. and in :
Nites Germans to commit perjury in
securing American citizenship and pass
as Americans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
tRy Assoelaiel Pcs.

wASHINGTON, April I6.-Nfne
days of Liberty loan campaigning
have brought SS.9.606.IUO sub.crip-
tions into the hands Of banks and
trust companies throughout the
country, nnd s2,I7O,0OO,OUO remain,
TO he raised In the sixteen remain
ing working dnys before NIny if
the s3.00O,OOO.OO0 minimum is to be
reached.
This means an average aubScrip-
tion of Si:O.OOU,0OD for each day, in
Guiding Sundays. The rnte In the
past has been lower, although to-
days report. covering ycstcrdny's
business added SI31,o94,;iOO 10 the
tOtui.
The Liberty loan drive IN having
no depressing effect On war snyinE,
stamp sales. and later n stImuiatiou
Of sales of the smaller sccuritic. 4.
looked for. About s2,O0O,ON n day
Is reaching tho Treasury from sale
of snsipS stamps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
CONGRESSMAN JONES LOW
Members OF Family Have Rccn Called
to Ills Bedside to Await
the End

WASHINGTON. April IG.-Latc to-
night the condition OF Representative
William y. Jones. who was paraly2cd
ten days ago, was so grave that he was
not expected TO live through the night.
lie is slowly sinking. and death is cX-
pcctcd at any hour. MIR Jones suffered
another paraiytic stroke late last night.
and since then his condition has been
extremely critical. Ills family is gath
cred around his bedside to awai, The
end,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
Secretary Mnke. Air 1,rir.

WASIllNGTON. April l6.-Sccretary
Daniels was passenger to-day with
Lieutenant Dohcrty. naval aviator.
in twenty minute flight over the
capital. ~ service hydro -airplanc was
used.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
"TANK" RECRUITS WANTED
New York Starts Drive for Two Thou
snri TO Drive to BcrIin-Mcn
From Eighteen 10 F0rty-Tive.

NEW YORK. April 1G.--With the
slogan. Don't Walk TO Berlin Ride
iii the Tanks" new drive" for 1000
United States tank corps recruits was
started here to-day. Recruiting OH j.
GERS say tank corps men have an op-
portunity TO sec active service in
France moro quickly than those in any
other branch.
Men from eighteen TO forty y-fivc years
are accepted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
Germans Cniis Half 1i,Iio, Men

OTTAWA. April ls.--D David Lloyd
George. tho British Premier. announced
in the House OF Commons tonight that
the passage Of tho man-power bill is
Imperative. as Germany has just called
up a further 100000 men 10 the colcrs.
says Reuter- dispatch received from
London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
uon.powcr piII Carricd.

LONDON. April l6.--The third read
ing OF the governments man-powcr
bill was carried tonight by vote of
301 TO 103.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
SACRIFICES OWN INTERESTS
TO ACCEPT POSITION

MIR. Schwao was IN Washington all
last Sunday comforting with Mr. Hur-
ley, Mr. Piez and others. Last night
Mr.. Hurley was at the White House
Tor more than an hour outlining the
steps proposed TO President Wilson.
who gave tho chairman's suggestions
unqualified approval. Announcement
OF Mr.. Schwahs appointment was made
after he had been thanked By the rres-
idcn, for sacrificing his personal in
tcrcsts and inclination to accept the
position.
His salary as dircctor-Ecncral OF the
Emergency Fleet Corporation was not
one OF the things which Mr.. Schwab
discussed while in Washington. on
Gals professcd tonight not 20 know
what he would be paid, but X was
believed he would become one OF the
small army OF dollar year" men who
are contributing their services TO the
country during the war. The White
House announcement said that Mr
Schwab virtually had been drafted In
the emergency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
VIRGINIA LEADS IN
FIFTH RESERVE DISTRICT

Virginia still leads in Tho total
amount subscribed 10 the loan. with
SUBSCRIPTIONS agsreSating ;5.t75.o5o.
Maryland is second and the District @,
Columbia is third. Governor George 7
'c"F announced the following figures
showing subscriptions received through
!catcrday:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17

Three Thousand Take Examination.
ANNAPOLIS. MD, April 16.--Thrce
young men are taking exam
lations at the naval academy to-day.
oublc tho number at any previous ex-
nina ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
SEEK TO SPEED Up
LOCAL BOND SALES
Presidents and Directors of All
Banks in City to Meet To-
Morrow at Noon.
CITY IS FALLING Benin D
But Virginia Is Leading All
States in the Fifth
District.
CITY Is FALLING BEHIND

Presidents aud directors OF every
bank and trust company we're last
night asked 70 attend a general meet
ing o: the Richmond Liberty loan com
;nittce az noon to-nnOrro" at the Cham
Der o: Commerce. 20 outline plans for
the active prosecution .: Inc campaign
In this city. /: is expected tha. the
drive Will be given great impetus as
result OF this mectin.. Slightly
better prog:css Was reported urof-
hcialiy yesterday afternoon by the
banks. and Richmond was said 20 have
subscribed about 30 per cent o: its
quota Of bonds.
Efforts were made by the local COM
nittee 20 tabulate subscriptions a.
ready received by the banks and trus,
panics. but this was found TO he
Impossible. Il VAS announced. how
ever ;ha. beginning this afternoon the
progress Of the drive here from day
TO day Will be made public. Tho re-
suits OF each days work at every bank
viii be announced. the figures show
ing what percentage o. its allo,,ncn,
each bank has placed.
GENERAL APPEAL TO ALI.
INDUSTRIES TO SUBSCRIBE
with general appeal to al! indus
iries 10 subscribe u the loan. and 10
urge Their employee 20 help in the
drive The committee expressed belle.
yesterday afternoon that many sub
script!ona would be entered from now
until the campaign closes May 4 i:f-
'o'ts IN Richmond have been directed
towards securing as many subscribers
10 the loan as possible. and the plan
is meeting with sornc success /. is
this fac'. however. which Is !:ccpirr
the total OF subscriptions here low.
Rcports received b. the central com
fnittee Of ,.c F;fth Dist-!c, yes,c--
day showed continued activity in every
section The great drive is now on in
Tcahi", and tho results arc encoura-
ms. county chairmcn are rcportin-
mat people in every state are aroused
70 inc crtE before them. and tina. sub
scriptions are fairly heavy. Many are
'o1 small amounts, but il Is believed
that the districts quota will be raised
several days before the campaign ,s
c!oscd " the activity OF the pas, fow
days IS continued without abatcncn.
returns made by post cards 10 Tho
Fcdcral Reserve Bank OF Eichno,d
snow subscriptions 10 be SLOWLY climb
'hg' and a greater number Of banks
are now reporting. Tabula,!ons 17ada
!ast night show that about so pc- r.n,
OF the banking institutions in tho dis.
"'C' arc reporting to the reserve bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
BELIEyE NAVAL RAID
TnESAGES BIC; RATTLE

Still moro significant seems the form
OF the British announcement which
comes iii report from Vice -Admira,
Sir David Beatty, commander In chic.
OF the grand Meet. This would appear
TO indicate that the grand fleet is out
and possibly presagcs most important
naval dcveiopments
The operation was undertaken yes
,terday for the purpose Of sweeping, tho