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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1918
Page
6
Ogden listings show day by day programs with Mabel Normand and Myrtle Lind in various films. Hill Hart stars in The Cannive God and Adventures. Eddie Polo headlines Saturday. Gloria Beamon and Gloria Sarrson appear in comedies and thrillers across the week with Fox and Paramount titles.
At the Alhambra today and tomorrow Paramonta presents Home Town The Moloys Happy Scalegan and a display of Giacle Same dreams from early history to the present Also three reels of Battery B Enid Deonnett in A Desert Wooing and Hathes Weekly of war events scheduled Thursday Friday and Saturday Bill Sart in Double Crossed Daughte of Uncle Ram i Bucgay William Desmond featured among other acts.
Lieutenant William J. Baker of Ogden has received orders in mid July to report for duty in the Army Dental Reserve Corps at Fort Sam Houston. He has been serving his Ogden practice while awaiting his call and completing dental examination work for the local exemption boards.
A Cadillac driven by John Etchamen and John Trearna left the road between Clinton and Clearfield, toppled into Davis County canal around 9 p.m. Saturday. Both men were thrown into the water but escaped with only a ducking. The car was righted and hauled to Ogden, damaged but not heavily.
The Utah Packing company reports an order for 15 000 cases of peas for the government. Ten carloads must be prepared and shipped within two to three days, with the produce directed to Omaha for distribution to military camps. Manager J W Ill of the local plant notes this as part of several large government foodstuffs orders.
The Ogden Golf and Country Club team defeated Salt Lake visitors 32 to 12 yesterday. Ogden pro Webster beat Myra Dickey 2 up. The President's Cup went to A. Horn who announced a cup to be played soon.
Disjointed dispatches from Moscow and London describe a rapidly growing Don Cossack volunteer army led by General Alexeff, with German advances reported on multiple fronts. British naval activity, Bolshevik dissolutions, and Slovak leadership reshuffle are noted, along with unclear movements toward rail corridors and countermeasures in Poland and the Far East.
Sugar cards will appear Tuesday allowing purchases of 100 pounds or 2 1 2 pound lots under Millard era food administration rules. Irving Emmett, district distributor, warns no hoarding and outlines shopkeeper duties to file cards and limit purchases to household needs. The plan targets checking private hoards with merchant cooperation, with stricter limits and possible permits for larger canning quantities.
Evidence places Ant Norville Maxey and George Crook under investigation by the sheriff on suspicion of slacker activity. They were summoned Sunday by Southern Pacific officials who reported alleged refusals to serve while traveling with troops. No charges yet. sheriff may hand the case to federal justice officials.
An American lieutenant colonel and two officers traveling by car in France on a June night were fired upon by a German plane. The chauffeur sped away as bullets sprayed the auto. The lieutenant colonel turned off lights and stopped the car to escape. One officer was lightly wounded before the enemy aircraft departed.
June 34 A German bombardment targets Mont des Cats near the famed Arappist monastery. The German emperor seeks details to protect Prince Max of Hesse buried there after a October engagement, while British cavalry actions unfold and the prince dies during care at the monastery.
The text describes a historical exchange involving a pontiff and emperor, then shifts to a two game Pittsburg versus St. Louis baseball summary with inning scores, errors, base hits, and pitching details. It mentions evacuating Belgium, restitution, and a grave, followed by game-by-game scoring lines and player actions.
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