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DEMONSTRATION TO SHOW
GRAIN DUST EXPLOSIONS
.SALT LAKH CITY. Sept fi. One!
nl the features of an exhibit of the
United States bureau of chemistry
tt. be offered during the Utah State
Fair here, September 28 to October
5, will be miniature demonstrations
of grain dust explosions, the larger
variety of which have been responsi
hie for the destruction of quantities
111 foodstuffs in the I'nited Stales.
The chemistry exhibit will contain a
model grain mill and elevator, and at I
stated intervals the explosions will be
staged.
The object of the demonstration will 1
he to show the comparatively simple
methods by which such explosions can j
hi prevented. War-time activities of
the bureau of chemistry will be in
cluded in the exhibit.
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Times classified ails get the results.
SAN FHANCISCO, Sept. 5.—"The
women certainly started something
v hen they inaugurated their cam
paign to inoculate German propa
ganda poison with the 'serum of si
lence,’" said Miss Florence King,
president of the Women's Association
of Commerce, in a message just re
ceived here l>y the California branch
of the national war garden commis
sion.
"Since the convention of the Wom
en’s Association of Commerce in Cin
: clnnati," Miss King wrote, "we have
had hundreds upon hundreds jf in
quiries as to the 'serum of silence.’
This method of lighting German prop
aganda was suggested to us by the
educational section of the national war
garden commission. ^
"The silence campaign is simple.
When you hear knocks against your
government or exaggerated stories
you may be pretty sure an enemy has
started them. There is the 'tongue
cut out’ story and a score of others—
all lies. Turn from the story teller
In silence. He will know you mean
business. Get two friends to get two
friends to do the same. Kill German
propaganda by refusing to listen to
it. and in that way paralyze the most
powerful arm of the German war ma
chine and win the war going on on
j this side of the ocean."
YEOMANETTES PROVIDED
WITH NEW TENNIS COURTS
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5.—Two
new tennis courts huve been added
to the recreational facilities for the
navy men and yeomanetteB at the
Mare Island navy yard. The opening
of the courts was recently celebrated
with matches between the naval met
ami women and players from San
Francisco and Vallejo, which were
witnessed by 1 .(10" officers and en
listed men
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Acting upon orders from the pro
vost marshal general, the local ex
emption board has appointed a board
of instructors, composed of Messrs.
M. Brock. Caleb Corser, W It Hillery
and Kevs. A. Cl. Shriver and E. P.
Ziegler, who held their first meeting
last nght and formally organized.
The scope of the board is wide and
is one of the war measures of the gov
ernment. Its duties consist of prupar
ing the selective draft registrants for
(heir new duties by improving their
minds and physical attainments, j
which will result in strengthening rho
morale of the coming army. They \
will be instructed that the cause of
the allies is right and just and the
minds of drafted foreigners will be
disaubused of the intimation that they
are being coerced, but on the other
hand, they will have pointed out to
them that the world conflict is one for
the freedom of humanity.
The board will point out the bene
fits of the Insurance granted soldiers,
the great work being done by the
American Hod Cross, and how well
the families of those fighting abroad
are being cared for. In fact, the idea
is to prepare the bodies and souls of
tlie men for enlistment ami service.
Also they will be given the benelit
of military training from the time they
register until they are drafted, If they
desire It.
The work of the board of education
i-i now being carried on throughout
the United States. It was originally
done by volunteers and so successful
was It that it was takeu up by the*
provost marshal general, and is now
being systematically organized, with
1-cneilclal results
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