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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-03-18
The Utah Weekly
Industrial Review

(which this republic was founded and
has become great.
Brigham's second sas well dawn
1850 feet. Utah will receive s3.l2s,
ls1I. 81 federal aid for road work for
next three years.
Eureka rintic district shipped 152
l152 cars ore for week ending Febur-
airy 22nd.
ogden-Globe Grain and Milling
Co. to build 100000 mill here in
spring Relative to situation of west
ern metal mines prominent produc
er says; II would seem as though the
turn has come. There has been
some little copper business doing,
chiefly for March. delivery, and sales
Feb. 27th, for instance amounted to
probobly 100000 pounds. Small
Il is true, but encouraging.
Salt Lake votes fayorably on So,
600, 900 Improvement bonds.
santaquin Citizens want paved
road from Payson.
Salt Lake-Opposition to house
bill which would place srnelters un-
der the control of the public utili-
ties commission OF Utah. has taken
the form OF uetition presented to
the state senate, signed by mining
companies Of the state. The petit
ton reads. 1.-The undersigned prod
ucers OF metalliferous ores In the
state OF Utah and customers OF the
plants within this state. re-
spectfully requested the Jurisdiction
OF the public utilities commission al
proposed in house bill No. 2S. by CIR
eenwood. I'VE believe II is imprac-
ticable to place smelling operations
within she Jurisdiction of the public
commission. as the ores OF
this state vary SO greatly in charact
er and cost OF smelling that it is Inn
possible to standardize and regulate
charges. "As ore producers bear all
costs of ore treatment. the proposed
legislation would entail additional
expense to us all as producers with
out giving us any corresponding be-,
nefits whatever
L Salt Lake inaugerates "own Your
Own Home" compaign.
Utah has 100000 to spend on
roads this year
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-03-18
FOR GROUP

"Chamberiain's Cough Remedy 10
splendid for Group" writes Mrs. Nd-
ward Hassett. Frankfort. N. 7. my
children have been quickly relieved
OF attacks Of this dreadful COM
plant by Its use. This remedy con-
tains no opium or other narcotic and
may be given to a cfiid as confident
ly as to an adult. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-03-18
AMERICANS FACING
THE, DAWN

Down with pessimism! The needs
of the hour are vision and courage
American genius will master the pr
oblems of the present as 1t has those
OF the past.
Neither our extraordinary burdens
abroad nor at home shall daunters,
nor shall the threat OF Bolshevism
and the mob divert us from our true
course. The reign Of American rea-
son. justice and liberty has been
strengthened. not weakened. by our
trials.
Never has the heart Of our people
been so deeply stirred with love OF
country, justice and humanity as II
us today. Never, as a people. have we
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-03-18

Mar. 10 Brigham City--Five nat
urzi gas wells TO be developed near
here. v
Delta Willard county Chronicle
goes under management OF Frank
Beekwitt Down with pessimisml
Needs of hour are vision and cor
ago. American genius will master
problems of present az II has past.
Salt Lake New Metal, States Com
pany capitalized at 100000 going
into Dugway field March LIST.
ogden to begin paving improve
ments as soon as weather permits.
Salt Lake-Work to start here on
$4,000 Catholic school this spring.
Utah mines pay 100000 occupa-
ton taxes to state for year.
Lead takes another squirt; has
now reached $3.50 a hundred pounds
Utah expects to expend about SO,
100000 a year for next three years
on permanent highways.
Salt Lake-Prime Consolidated
shipped 80 cars ore to Utah shelters
for week ending FEBRUARY 90.
Duchesne-Raven mine in Indian
canyon producing 20 tons elaterite
monthly.
Provo-Utah Railway Company
may spend 100000 in improvement
here. including $4,000 office build
ing. new engine stalls and machine
shops.
I. w. WIS are planning nation
wide strike on May 1st. The failure
Of general strikes Is making such
movements almost impossible. The
strike as weapon OF organized labor
has almost has ceased to function.
ogden--Railway to be construct
ed into Rich county in near furture; |
will allow 1000 people Of that county |
to trade In Ogden.
Salt Lake--Fourth quarterly re-
port OF Utah Copper Company for
1915 shows that 49,23s,076 lbs.
metal were produced.
Parowan TO have electric lighting
and power plant.
Salt Lake is becoming candy man
ufacturing center due to sugar in
dustry.
Reports of public utility compan-
les show largest gross earnings in
their history but almost uniformly |
net earnings are the smallest, Util-
ity commissions must either sanction
rate Increases or become responsible
for receiverships or wage cuts.
Farmington-Haig Bench Irr-
isation Co. plans to irrisate 1000
acres.
Salt Lake--Average OF Salt Lake
diaries competing at Northwest Pro-
ducts show at Barrie rated 90. 90
highest average ever credited city at
convention.
Farmington--work on two wells
Of Union Oil and Gas Co. goes on
simultaneously.
Salt Lake-15 TO 20 teams now
hauling ore from principal mines Of !,
Alta district.
Salt Lake--South Hecia now shipp |
ing 90 tons ore day. j
Amy usurpation OF business by the
government Is an indefinsibie viola
tssn Of the demoerativ principles on
-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-03-18
Advances the Result Of Experience,

The worlds advance is due only to
the hopes the plans, the progress and
tho work of living men and women
who have tasted of the waters of life
Tor themselves and know what 1t is
to live and are determined that the rest
of the world shall have life moro
abundantly. ,,.,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-03-18
Exceptions to All Rules.

In so complex thing as human ma
ture, we must consider 1t hard to find
rules without exceptions.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-03-18
FIoht Il Out Now.

You cannot run away fror1 weak
ness; you aiust sometime light 1t out
or perish, ard II that be so. why not
now and where you standf-n L. Ste.
vens0n.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
st. Louis.

Mrs. Seymour Lcwinsoni aud It'll,
son. of Albuquerque. " NJ. are visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
Furth, of 5:II2 Vernon Ave.
Mr.. Jacob Mabler has concluded ar
rangemcntS TO produce new chil
drcn's play. THE Golden Year" now
icing written by his daughter. Mrs.
;osalind Mabler Pufclcs. celebrating
her fathers fifticth anniversary of
teaching in st. Louis.
The board of directors of the st
Louis Jewish Hospital. 5ll5 Delmai
boulevard. has decided to offer for
sale the building and full equipment
of the institution with Il view of erect
ing larger institution To cost from
SI50.0o0 to S1.OO0,0O0. according to an
lCunccment made by Aaron Waldheim.
president of the board 1t is propos-
I'd to provide accommodations fol
t.om 80 to 400 patients In new
institution. The present capacity is
40 patients. The present building
~ns erected in 1902 at a cost of 500.
COO.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
BRANDEIS AND SCHIFF GREET
CANADIAN JEWISH CONGRESS

Montreal, Canada-Thc Congress of
The Canadian Jews was formerly open
cd last week. The activities of this
Congress are similar 10 the American
Jewish Congress which was held lit
Philadelphia. The resolution cOnccrn-
ing Palestine is n copy of the Phila-
delphia resolution. Great enthusiasm
was created by the greetings sent by
Judge Louis ID. Brandeis, the leader
If the American ZionistS. and Jacob
Schiff. the well known American
rhilantlIropist. Mr.. Schiff said in his
greeting that he was rejoiccd To hear
about the Jewish Congress in Canad;,
and that he hopes that the Canadian
Congress will be as successful as tue
American Jewish Congress.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
Interesting Items
New York.

Mrs. Annie Nathan Meyer. has pre-
pared in pamphlet form II record of
The work of Barnard College women
IN the war.
Professor Joseph Jastrow of the
University of Wisconsin. addressed the
Forum oil Public school lO1 on sun
day evening. on The Psychology of
DAILY Life
a concert of Jewish music will be
held on Sunday evening. April &. at
: 30 o'clock under the auspices OF the
i;rOnN Free Synagog. The concert
will be divided into two parts. the
firts will consist Of selections from
Jewish folk music in NiddiSh and He
brew; the second of selections from
operas in which the Jew figures as
subject or composer, among them
Ia Juive" and lie Juif Errant." by
Haldvy: AppOlloni'S 'L'Ebrco' Mas
cagni'S ''L'Amic0 Fritz and Nous
Sorgsky'S 'JoSua Navinc.'' Rabb
| ouis l. Newman will give an intro
ductOry address ON THE Jew as Sub
jcct and Composer of Opera Music
The concert will be open to the pub
lie.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
THE MOVEMENT FOR ENLIGHT
EMINENT.

The Protestant Church. with a5.OW
tao coinmIInicantS Of some thirty dit
frrcnt denominations. 2nu.OOO ind.vid
nal churches, and al least 20.OOO,Ga
Sunday School pupils are planning
drive for S:iO0.OOU. 600, to enlighten thu
world. What an example for us Jews
in this country. The Union of Amer
;can Hebrew Congregations has ill
stitutcd Il campaign for SiOO.OO0 in
order to carry ON its work. The fund
are urgently needed. Aud not aiOu'
the L. \. II. C., but the Orthodox aud
conservative congregations could find
worthy outlets for sums of money IN
the religious field. What are our three,
and "A half million Jews in the United
States doing for religious purposes
l'bilanth"picS are supported rather
literally. Iiut Judaism is more than.
charity. Jewish charity is Justice
and justice implies a world of cndcav
or. II we Jews cooperate prorata we
should be able to raise fund of ui
least million--and even morc-to
develop our synagog and religious
school work. Why should label alter
us? Cannot we rise to the heights
of Judaism, to the one grc,t purpose
which should animate us as Jews9 We
cannot begin to enumcritc the work
that needs to he done. wor. whose
Very start is hampered thru need ot
funds. This is scarcely To the credit
of those who are the leaders of rrIl-
gion TO anllind.-Montaguc y. \.
Cohen, Greensboro. y. c.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
col WELCOME RE-
TURN OF RUDOLPH SuSsM.\N
AND WILLIAM GREENEERG.

As II preliminary welcome home af-
William Grccnbcrg from the army and
navy. respectively, the Colonnaders
and the ladies whom they entertained.
occupied hoN seats Mt the Orphcum
Theatre. Sunday evening, April q. 1919.
After the show they drove 10 the
Royal Restaurant where they enjoyed
II light lunch.
While at the table. several short
speeches were made by the various
members expressing their pride in
these two young men who have done
for democracy The crowd then re-
tired 70 the dancing room and spent
several hours dancing.
Those present were: Misses Sarah
I.cSsin. Rose Olde. Mildred Oldc,
Hcrtha Slohm. Anna Sosny. Edith
kantrowitz, Emma Finer Rhea
brook, Sadie Cook. Anna WciSer. Lem
Greenland Irene Miller. Sadie Green
hcrg. McSsrs William Grcenberg.
Rudolph Susman, Morris Lessin, Myer
Mycrson. 1sadorc Grimes, Samuel
perotin. Solomon Pcrotin. Louis Oak
ncr. Jack WasserStcin. Herman Oldc.
Jpck Oidc. DIR. Miller. Nathan Orem-
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Wandel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Learner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Hart.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
JUNIOR CONGREGATION OF TEN
PLE EMANUEL.

Judge Ira c. Rothgcrbcr delivered
TN interesting talk at the last meet
ing OF the Junior Congregation. on
sunday. April 6. He spoke on The
Opportunities. Privileges and Duties
of American Jewish Youth"
The organization voted TO contribute
\merican Hebrew Congregations.
TN "Wednesday night. April .. the
junior Congregation viii hold It's first
,.ance at the Progress ciiil,.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
Kan as City.

Mrs. Sam Lang. who has been til,
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Roth. has
returned TO her home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew s. l,arada en-
t"rtaincd in honor of Mrs. Armand
Levy of Denver. There were fifty
guests.
Mrs. Anna Sobol who had de-.
.ighiful visit in Denver is now tn,
house guest of the Me danes Rudlt
Schwartz and Maize Bobransky Sl'
is here To attend the wedding of Mis-:
Rose Fine and lack Cohau.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
LEAGUE OF JEWISH YOUTH.

All arrangements for the Second
Jewish Youth have been made.
There will be an open meeting, .ad-
dressed hy noted speakers, who will
welcome home the Soldiers and Sail.
ors returned from service. There will
also be musical program and after
this n dance. This big affair will
be at Progress Hall on Thursday eve
ming. April -, at 500 p. III. Refresh
mcnts will be served. Everybody wei
come.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
CHILDREN'S DAY ENTERTAIN
MENT.


The Annual Childrcn's Day OF the
Council Of Jewish Women will be held
Thursday afternoon. April 18th at
- 30 at Progress club. This will h"
gwen during the Spring vacation IN
order that moro children may attend.
II falls during the Passover week but
the Council will provide refreshments
lit for the holidays. The entertain
gram.
Regular meeting of the Council Will
D." held April lG;h, bishop johnson
will speak on Modern Ideals of so
cialisn. Miss Dolce GroS>mayrr is
in charge of muse
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09

whom the Joint Distribution Commit
tee has sent to take charge of tn" re-
lief work for the Polish Jews, is TAX
ing charge of the distribution.
Professor Shiller representative OF
Northland section of the Joint Dis.
tribution Committee has arrived in
Warsaw. and has delivered to Jewish
officials the sumo Of 3.5O0,OoO marks
tubout one half million dollars.
4 report has reached the commit
tee from Mr.. Herbert Hoocer's office
in Paris, that the Jews in the CZccho-
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
AMERICAN SHIP WITH FOOD FOR
JEWS REACHES POLAND.

Foland.--The ship. Westward H".
which left New York. January rs, has
arrived. bringing food. clothes and
Iuedicine, amounting to two m llioi
dollars. These articles We're imm"-
d:ately distributed thru the funds OF
the Joint Distribution Committee ana
thru the Polish National Relief De
partment.
In Warsaw the need is very great
DR.. Boris Bogen, the representative
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09

slavic provinces are in great need. As
soon rs this report was received 500
600 was sent. The Joint Distribution
committee is receiving dispatches from
all parts of Europe with request FOR
aid for the Jews. The committee i'm
preparations would be made to send
natzohs for the Jews wherever there
Is need.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
KADINlAH SOCIETY.

The Kadimah Society will meet next
saturday night at the Dickinson
branch Library. An interesting pro
gram has been prepared.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
RECUPERATION CAMP BOYS
THANK \. W. II. 4.

L. S. \. General Hospital No. u. We
ish to extend our hearticst thanks To
lis for their dance altho unable To at,
lend we appreciated their courtesy.
The Jewish Boys Of the Rrcupcra
lion Camp.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
B'NAI BIRTH MEETING

The regular meeting of the B'nai
Firth Lodge will occur Sunday morn
ing. j. Fl. Harrison will deliver the
address on Another View of the
league of NatiouS."
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
Lady Fair Pink"

\ subtle new pink color has
r""h" i's "",ca-ar'." '.~''o-
this title. Dresses are shown
III I'M, new sn!i,.r Ai uu.'
Wonen's Suit department.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
GROUND BREAKING OF NEW =
NJ. II. SYNAGOG.

Sunday afternoon promptly at 3. on
April Goth the ceremony of breaking
ground will begin on the new locatio
10th avenue and Gaylord street. for
u new p. NJ. II. building
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09

The scholar should correct the way
ward, as well as expoupd holy writ OH
Sabbhths and holy days.-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
Ginger Jars

These Oriental twin jars
came into our China depa ri
ment this week. They are
very decorative.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
Hotel Supplies

Mr.. l.. f. Ormsty will hc
glad 10 give his personal
attention tn hotel and sum
Iucr resort Sllpply oelcr,;.
Get In touch with him nov.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09

Rabbi Samuel Koch and wife of
Seattle. Wash. spent day in
yer. on their way from eastern points
10 their home. They also attended
The Wise Centenary rNerciscS at Gin
cinnati
Mrs. Saddle Sands entertained the
Thursday club last week
The engagement OF Miss Celia I.uper
to Mr. sam Solomon has been an
nOunccd.
Mrs. S Jacobs has moved 10 New
ark, " j. where she will make her
future home.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Jacobs
and Mr.. Renben Horn occurred March
III Rabbi llulpern officiating Fifty
dollars wus raised for the Jewish War
sufferers which has been turned over
10 Rabbi HalprrIi.'
Mrs. NJ. Gr;ibau entertained ut
'tllll'E liSl fN'IlIllp Ill
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ddrtt" Of New York
City.
Mr.. aud Mrs. sam Sal.inau of Den
yer announced the engagement of thci.
laughter. Mss Annie Snliman to Mr..
ieorgc c. -Nlicrman Of Colorado
springs on Sunday evening April 9th
It the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Field
man of West Colorado Springs
Mr.. and Mrs Hyman II. Robinson
and family have moved to 300 Adams
,trcct.
A. Il. Cowen is in Chicago to assist
| in celebrating his mothers birthday.
Mr.. Albert T. Miller of Colorado
Springs spent few days in Denver.
Mr.. Ernest Franklin left on nn eS-
icndcd trip thru the northwest.
Mrs. c. Emcrich Of Kansas City is
iSiting her mother. Mrs $. Schlcs
singer.
Mrs. I. Becker returned last wcet
| from Cincinnati Ii where she had de-
| i'ahtful visit with relatives. Her
uMughter. Miss Jane Becker. had had
70 come home from Colorado College.
| which She is attending. on account of
| Illness.
The many friends of Mrs. L. Levitt
| If Fort Collins, will regret to hear
that she is i'll nt Mercy hospital.
| MS NJ. Ripley entertained the
Monthly Luncheon club last Wcdncs-
day.
Mr.. Nose Meyer has returned from
his eastern trip.
The many friends OF Mr.. Simon
i;ittcrman will hr pleased To hear that
ic is making II very nice recovery
frUm the operation he underwent last
week. Mr. Eiitcrman is in Kansas
tIty under the care of his friend. Dr.
=. Sulzbachcr.
Mr.. Simon Wachtcl left last week
for IA stay at Hot Springs and then
will visit relatives In eastern cities.
Henry Mirhacls of Kansas City is
'isitins his grandmother, Mrs. Louisa
infengcr
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Fine were the
aoSts ut an elaborate card party given
prior to Mr.. Elnc'S departure on IN
extensive eastern trip. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Morris Reich. Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Sinlier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Posncr. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hand
|, ,man. Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Itp>"n
stein. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Levy. Mrs.
larry Wagner. Mrs. Eta PoSncr. Mr.;.
Frances Pnulus, Mrs. Victoria Shrr-
man. Mrs. Anna Snlicr. Miss Sadie
Bcinstrin. Miss Lena Weber. Mr.. Nor
ris Cohen.
Joseph Susman. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
sam Susman Of lH23 Lipon street has
been discharged from Camp Lewis.
Wash. and is now at home with his
parents.
Mrs. Bernstein and children of Salt
Lake is the house guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. ID. l.. RachOlSky.
Mrs. Milton l.. Anfengcr has re-
turned from Fl. Worth. where she
"jsitcd her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Cohen cclr-
brated their 18th wedding anniversary
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
Clubs

JNll contributions for this column must
reach this office by T. o'clock tuesday,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
See These Pictures

Om Art department wants
to show you some of the
pictures that have just been
unpacked.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
Simon Negligees

\ new sort tH.f. slip over
your head. are Elaborated
with lace. ARK to >,. them
Ncgligee departing at. Sec
"nd hoor.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
Tinted Lingerie

Our Wash Goods section
features dainty tinted fab
ricS. for lingerie soc the
yard up.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
For Juveniles

Our Book Shop carries the
Juvenile Holiday books.
Cultivate that early taste
for reading.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
Silk Coats

Seni-negligee - and serri-
coat-arc these clever silk
coatces shown in our Neg
ligec section.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
Social Neus

tAll contributions far this column unist
reach this office by T. "'cl"ck Tuesday,,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09

Mrs. Irwin ~ Erdman. who srcn'
the winter with her family in Green
vile. Miss, Joined her husband III
Denver this week. They left Tor their
home in Douglas. Wyo.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
Beaded Fr.4mas
on Bags

some Of tho cln-rr raw
bags we are showing fca-
tire beaded frames.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs. j. \. kiZenskr nave
recently moved TO their new h"nie
oGS1 Ash street and will he glad to
see their friends.
Mr.. Jake Emanuel is qn.tc i'll.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09

Buy the Boys Blouses in
the Jr. Section of our
Mems Shop
We feature n special collection
of blouses and shirts for boys.
Materials tN"- r'""h well aud
wear well, $1.00 up.
New Spring Ines a. match The
h"v's blouse or shirt, soc. Csc,
S5c.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09
Corset Building

OtR CORSET siisop builds
corScts TO order. if you de-
sire any special sort of cor
set which cannot be bought
ready made.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09

Mrs. c. Emcrich Of Kansas City is
VISITING her mother. Mrs. 5. Schlcs
singer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09

Ask to see the new Organdv
children's hats in our Kin.
dergurten Shop.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman II. Robinson
and family have moved to 300 Adams
,trcct.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Archenhold will
leave in few days for Il trip to
Texas to visit Mr.. Arehcnhold's moth
err and other relatives.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09

Mr. Ernest Franklin left on nn eS
tended trip thru the northwest.