Prayer Meeting and Local Notices in Ogden
The regular weekly prayer meeting of the First Bapital church will be held tonight at 8 o'clock. Notices mention M. L. Jones Coal & Ice Co and Ogden City Ice Co offering distilled water and ice. Local items report Thomas Reid ill with pleurisy, W. J. Handin in Ogden for business, a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie S. Hedi son, a millinery sale, temple workers traveling for Mormon temple work, and a marriage license issued to Charley Slixer and Leach of Shoshone.
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M. L. Jones Coal & Ice Co
Thomas Reid
W. J. Handin
Burlington Rawle
Ogden
Hillness
Gleona
Los Angeles
J. J. Kelley
Inkara
Idaho
C. B. Scott
McCall
Salvation Army
BR. Hoyt
Leslie
Hedison
Ogden City Ice Co
Fanamas
Stafford Milliner? Co
Weber, Ataka
Balt Lake
Fasund
Charley ¥. Slixer
Leach
House of the Lost Court at the Alhambra
The Alhambra features the Lusitania catastrophe reimagined in vivid photography and a compelling House at the Last Court drama. Anita Stewart and Earle Williams deliver strong performances in a lavish program that fills seats, as crowd-pleasing comedy and historic depiction draw audiences.
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Ashambra
Lusitania
Anita Stewart
Earle Williams
Alhambra
Alhambra Screens Barbara Tenant In The Butterfly
The Alhambra presents Barbara Tenant in a five reel World film titled The Butterfly. A light romantic drama about life and love, designed to delight cinema fans across ages this week.
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Alhambra
Barbara Tenant
Celebration marks end of Weber academy year
The Weber academy will celebrate its twenty seventh annual commence ment with a junior prom in the academy ballroom followed by a Sunday address to the graduates by Professor W W Henderson. The program includes musical performances under Professor Joseph Ballantyne and proceeds into the four act comedy The Winning Goal by the class dramatic club. The week continues with the annual commencement exercises at 8 20 p m and ends with an alumni reunion at the Hermitaso hotel in Ogden canyon featuring a banquet and dancing.
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Weber Academy
Academy
Hosor
the Tabernacle
W. W. Henderson
Joseph Ballantyne
Tabernacles Choir
Evreser
Divine Redeemer
Gouned Mra
Myrtle B. Higley
Stern Gentle Lady
Bishop Tabernacle Choi
Fifth Ward
3Rant Hayden
Harvey Taylor
Robert Hayden
Alfred Woolfe
Gene Clark
Junius Brodke
Henry Sumner
Rea Williamson George Halmas
Theodore Herberts
Frank Mitchell
Lawrence Wild Wat
Side Glee Club
Tayda Academy Orchestra
Robert McQuarrie
Cowen
Binghim Vera Jones
West
Mary Jacoba Plang
J. F. Snedaker, Jr
Ellen Hcontrolt
Couryese
David
McKay
Alumni Association
Hermitaso Hotel
Ogden Canyon
Elen Irene Sennerett
Mechanic
Avelon Francia Pearson
Serentuum
William — Syral Millar
Warren Lambert Hussey
Florabell Taylor
Violet Lottie Anderson
Ruth Viney Barker
Irme Ellen Batley
Reta Haalg
Luella Martha Thomas
Mable Wiza
Chugg
Golda Engatrom
Cora Kagius
Charles Lindeau
Neliie Watson
Rama Barlow
Vera Dones
Howard Rolla
Wilson
Maude Irona Wilson
Mare Owns
Glen Jones Maw
Hugh Prev
Jon Anderson
Wilford Owen Rideon
Leo James Walker
Hoa May Sim Georg Wilford Gullits
Thandora Chapman Herbert
Jennie Ballif Campbell
Myron
Marian Treseder Teal
Patley P. Wadamorth
Tohn Fradrick Boadaker
Arthur TD. Stators
Laurence Dare Wilde
Bertha Workman
Harvey Lertis Taylor
Mary Jacobs
Byron Lyon Wright
Taland Vernon Jones
LeRoy James Leishman
Ronald Vernon Janson
Milita Katarina Lamport
Thamaa Arton Marshall
Smithsonian College Commencement Plans and Graduates
The twenty fourth annual commencement of Smithsonian College will be held next Wednesday evening May 26 at the First Methodist church. Souvenir programs list graduate names by class with mottos. About eighty graduates are named across Commercial and Business, Bookkeeping, and Stenography courses, with July completions for additional stenographic students. The program includes a prelude march, vocal solos, piano numbers, a selection by the Smithsonian Quartette, a vocal duet, a glass address by Hon C C Richards, diplomas presented by President J A Smith, and a finale pipe organ piece, followed by a two reel comedy at the Lyceum.
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Smaitheonian Business College
First Methodist Church
Jones 4
Smith
Ona
Simon S. Jevaen
B. Smith
Post
Glen C. Barry
Walter Callahan
John Ryans
Oxley Montgomery
Kennett Phillips
William T. Short
Baily W. Tracy
Howard J. J. White
J. ¥. Adams
Port
Benjamin 8. Brown
J. Howard Royle
Ned Dalrymple
Culton O. Greenwell
David J. Moyes
Vivian C. Powers
Rene M. Bolder
Alexander Wunke
Doris H. Drew
Lewis Bitten
Josep H. Bell
Lawrence S. Barrett
Warran Donaldson
Edward B. Greiner
Thache I. Neighbor
Floyd J. Rex
Clarence c. Royle
James R. Shaughnessy
Margaret Gee
Robert G. Bilkeley
Agnes Farr
LaVern Rawson
Henry Denkers
Iris Bingham
Allee K. Combe
Dorothy K. Davie
Jean McWard
Esther V. Lund
Ray W. Pearson
Lizzie Thompson
Lilian M. Watson
Inez M. Brown
Irene
Checketts
Wdyth C. Ericson
Harry H. Flaner
Exherta Mobler
Ruthur Hagen
Allee Unsworth
Malha A. Bramwell
Esther E. Dee
Ruth Hastman
Florence
Holt
Pomn
Mile Jer
Beatrice A. Stead
Kathryn Walker
Ida B. Woolley
Glenographic
Huea C. Barton
Bookkeeping
Lucy Hadley
Hoa
Pearl Smut
C. C. Richards
Miee Vera L. Frey
Ruth Ragan
Rasaweller Wae
Balle. Hodge
Smithsonian Quartette
Peterson
Greenwell
Gerald Klomp
Jay A. Smith
Wva Prows
Ethel Layne
Derashy Davis
Mas
J. A. Smith Glass
C. Richards
Smithsopian Quartetts
Wiss Vera L. Frey
Second Ward Club Presents Comedy The Prince of Liars
The Second Ward dramatized Sidney Grundy’s The Prince of Liars in one act setting at Word Hall. A large audience enjoyed the cleverly structured farce with brisk action in a single room, though critics note occasional lapses in diction as common in first-night amateur productions.
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Second Ward
Dnamate Club
Sidney Grundy
Tia
Mary Pickford in Fancthon of the Cricket at Alhambra
Mary Pickford, famed as the Queen of the Morlea, appears in a new playlet titled Fancthon of the Cricket at the Alhambra for Sunday and Monday. The item is promoted as a Tere of the Storm Country style production with a romantic mood and scenic summer night imagery.
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Mary Pickford
Macy Pickford
Morlea
Alhambra
Ogden Stores Vote to Close Early on Saturdays
A canvas across Ogden stores shows most favor closing at 6 pm on Saturdays in line with state law. About nine businesses will close next Saturday May 22, with sixteen stores signing the announcement and more likely to join. The plan hinges on a court decision being argued.
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Ogden
Wren
Deden
Wright & Sons Co
Paine & Hurst
Last & Thomas
J. Burt & Bros
Peery-Kinelay Co
Ogden Furniture & Carpel Co
F. W. Woolworth Co
L. Clark & Sons Co
Boyle Furniture Co
the M. HM
Wykee Co
Leader Milinery Co
Gray Millinery Co
Sylvia Dee
Stafford Millinery Co
MaCune-Faulger Co
Shan Co
Fap
Hibbs son passes Annapolis physical for naval academy
William Hibbs has qualified for Annapolis after passing the preliminary physical and mental tests. telegram from Washington says he leaves for home today and will reach Ogden Saturday. Mr and Mrs Hibbs are congratulated on his achievement. A second note reports banks in Los Angeles area show 40 000 children under sixteen with near 1 000 000 in savings. Largest account from a twelve year old with 1572 dollars. Baylins banks praised for aiding families with modest incomes.
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A. P. Hibbs
William
Annapolis
Ogden Hoy
Great Naval Academy
Washington
Ogden
Jon Angeles
Calif
a_twalys
Baylins
World Markets and Omaha Hog Prices Report
World markets report Chicago hog market May 20 with hog prices at $7.10 to $7.92 for various weights and bulk sales near $7.27. South Omaha hog receipts 700 with heavy prices around $7.25 to $7.92, cattle receipts 2700 steady with native steers $4.00 to $8.00 and cows $6.00 to $7.40, sheep receipts 600 with yearling $9.60 and lambs $10.00 to $11.50. Sugar market in New York shows raw sugar firm with slight futures gains as spot steady.
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Chicago
New York
To & Pointe
South Omaha
Bonth Omaha
Neb
Heceipta
Pteern
Chicago Grain Markets Rise Amid War News And Weather
Chicago grain prices edged higher on May 20 as bullish crop news from Indiana and favorable weather in the plains supported wheat and corn. Openings showed modest declines then firming trends as traders balanced mixed cash signals and the broader war impact.
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Chicago
Kansas
Plains
Indiana
Alan
Lena
Italy
Aumitta
Remind to lo merate and club honors noted
Unclear report describes local entertainment and society events. Pauline Bush starred in a two-reel feature The Idyll of the Hills and Faces in the Night with Lee Moran. The Child Culture Club honored Mrs J T Lynch with a brooch after two years as Rotary and president, celebrated as a surprise.
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Pauline Bush
Funny Lee Moran
Oracle
J. T. Lynch
Child Cultura Club
Edmunds
Fecon Avenum
Joh T. Lynch
Thomas D. Tee
Tynch
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Christian Church Ladies' Aid
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