Our duty : maintain the schools at a high degree of efficiency

A four-page pamphlet published by Utah's State Council of Defense, containing statements from President Wilson, Uta Governor Simon Bamberger, and Dr. P. P. Claxton, the U.S. Commissioner on Education, stressing the importance of education at a time of national concern, as the United States began to participate in World War I.

OUR DUTY Maintain the Schools at a high degree of efficiency A Statement from President Wilson, Governor Simon Bamberger, Dr. P. P. Claxton, State Council of Defense State of Utah Council of Defense 1917 . ' i= ll PRESIDENT WILSON’S STATEMENT. To the People of Utah: The following official statement by l‘i‘cs‘— dt-nt \Vilson, llr. l’. l’. Claxton, lVllllth States commissioner of liducation. and Governor liamlitrgcr, indicate clearly that in this time of grave national concern it is a patriotic duty to maintain all of our schools at a high degree of efficiency and to encourage all young men and women who can consistently do so to at— tend school this present school year, 191771918. These statements are respectfully sub— mitted to the people of Utah in the hOpe that our State which has taken a leading part in carrying out the national program occasioned by the war, may not hesitate in the educational features of the war program. Utah is I “I have, therefore, no hesitation in urging olleges and technical schools to endeavor to maintain their courses as far as possible on the usual basis. There will be many young men from these institutions who will serve in the armed forces of the country. Those who fall below the age of selective conscription and who do not enlist may feel that by pur— suing their courses with earnestness and diligence they also are preparing themselves for valuable service to the nation. “I would particularly urge upon the young people who are leaving our high schools that as many of them as can do so, avail themselves this year of the opportunities offered by the colleges and technical schools, to the end that the country may not lack an adequate supply of trained men and women.” an education—loving state and this appeal is prob— ably unnecessary, but the State Council of Defense cannot render fully its duty without STATEMENT OF GOVERNOR SIMON BAMBERGER. making this statement at this time of the open— ing of our schools and colleges. \Ve urge upon the schools that they make special and ample provisions for the care of the young people who because of agricultural or industrial needs are obliged to enter schools late or leave their studies for short periods during the time of crop harvesting or other “I can think of no time in the nation’s history when the continuance of schools and colleges was more necessary than at the pres— ent time. The courses of study, naturally, should be adapted to the needs of the nation, but these needs are so many and so varied that they call for the fullest and most comprehensive training. “While we are all hoping and praying for peace none may say how long this war may last, nor how urgent may be the need of our industrial activities. STATE COUNCIL OF DEFENSE, By L. H. Farnsworth, Chairman. \V. C. Ebaugh, Secretary, Salt Lake City, Utah. October 1st, 1917. 2 country for men of skill and education, that we may continue to prosecute this war with persevering v:gor. I regard it as the duty of every young man and woman not now in the active service of the government to continue in school, in order to pre are for the obliga- tions that are coming.” 122:7{38 ‘ 3 STATEMENT OF DR. P. P. CLAXTON. war to the e1111 that its own 111*111111‘1‘211‘y shall he s".1e;:11:11'11e1l 111111 that 3:111'1‘1‘111111‘11‘1 of the people, 11y the peonle, :11111 1111‘ the people may 11111 111'1111'11‘1'acy 111‘e\‘:1il orer all the worl1l. requires for success 1111i\'e1‘s:11 1~:11o\\'le111g'e‘ in; 41329?$5? £83: “The 1‘11ite11 States has entered into 1111' , v 52$ (U. S. Commissioner of Education.) <1eu‘1‘1‘e.:1111l tellie'cnce. 111111 Virtue of 1115.111 must protect itself from weakness 111111 cor 1111111011 from within 110 less than from form“ 1111 invasion from without. '1‘11ere101‘e, it is 01 the 111111ost importance that 1luring: the continuance of the war and through the years i111 mediately following there shall he no lower« in}: in the efficiency of our systems of C(lttt‘il11011. S c 110015 and other agencies of education must he 111:1111taine11 at whaterer necessary cost and against all hurtful interference with their men 1 tr work except as may he necer» sary for t1e national defense, which is 01 1 course our immediate task and must he kept ’1 constantly in mind and have the right of way everywhere and at all times. From the be— ginning; of our participation in the war we shoull avoid the mistakes which some other countries have made to their hurt and which they are now trying to correct.‘y OFFICERS AND MEMBERS ~— STATE COUNCIL OF DEFENSE COUNTY COUNCILS OF DEFENSE UNITED STATES FOOD AND FUEL ADMINISTRATION NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE FOR UTAH 1918. BULLETIN No. 2 'aogmas filmmm (mum: uo masqv 'pouSgsalh '80!AJHS‘ ’SIHPIIUAX 'N 'AX 'SJW ‘SIHBAX “I ’A\ {BOBIIVAA '8'. 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Huts "u ‘fiumwuuv xnlwl ”12s ‘wans unzw 's 09[ "Q1 ‘11 ‘unuxlpfya l ' | 1m ' ‘JZ‘uHUJ 11:.1uunquh‘V '3]: '1) Kltl ESNHdEG :10 'IIONnOC) HVJJ} :10 ELL‘VCLS ‘uomowd ESNEJEG :10 'HONnOO HV.Ln :10 ELLV.LS “.E.._ ._._‘..._.____.- --.‘.. __. .._~.-‘ _._.._.._._.“._.- STATE OF UTAH co NCIL OF DEFEHRIZ 4 Finance—~llcher J. lrant, Cha irman; \V’. W. Armstrong, \‘t'. R. \Vallace. \V. C. Orem. \‘.'. l.. Wattis, C. \Y. Whitley, George II. Dern. Publicity—A. N. McKay, Chairm an; W. ll. Leary, UTAH S FOOD ADMINISTRATION FOR NG. 2'30 NEWHOUSE BUILDI U. M SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH M. Itm " ll .\. .1, t III "'I \‘i'. W. Armstrong,‘ \‘i'. R. \‘t'allace, '.l‘. S. Browning. Legal—C. C. Richards, Chairm an; \V. II. Leary. Co-ordination of Societies—Ge o. 'l‘. ()tlv‘ll. Cha irman; H. G. Whitney, 14}. G. Peterson . Sanitation and Medicine—Dr, R. S. Joyce. Chairman; \V. C. Ehaugh. Food Supply and Conservation-4t} . (I. l’oieison. Chairman; '1‘. N. Taylor, C. B. Stmrarl. J. A. \Vidtszoe, II. (3. Whitney. Geo. ’i‘. OIII‘II, B. F. Redman. \V. R. \Vallace, W. I). Sutton. Indu ttll‘. i ' ( III I\ I" " i,' l..\t ‘ ' tl ’l‘a51o V .l. lutiwar Ht-tlt " (I X U S. FUEL ADMINISTRATION FOR 1.. " 304 NEWHOUSE BUILDING. I SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH W. W. tratol'. Armstrong. thral . ‘ . l'w': ,.. 1.. M. Bailey, EXt‘CtlIlYt' Svrii t.“ strial Survey“\\'_ C. Eba ngh, Cha irman; T. R. Cutler, C. W. Nibley. Labor—P. J. Moran, Chairm an; 'l‘. R. t'ttt» ler, J. H. Lamont, S. R. Inch. Military Affairs—V3. H. Lea ry, Chairman; C. W’. \Vhitley, A. L. Brewer , H. M. H. Lund. Stat DISTRICT CAR SERVICE BUREAU. 301 NEWHOUSE BUILDING Svrxiws Utah, Neratla. (Il't‘jit'i‘.» .. .I. S. Snehnan. Itirmbtor. II, J. Hilton, (‘hiet (‘Irrlr e Protectionm—F. C. Richmo nd. Chairman; B. I“. Redman, R. S. Coll ett, A. R. Heywood. J. ’W. ..,i. ' Funk. Transportation—“S. R. Inch , Chairman; W. C. Oren], C. \V. Nibl ey, L. R. Eccles. Local Councils of Defense-VV. \V. Arm NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS (.oMMH ' FOR UTAH, COMMERCIAL. CLUB, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH strong. Chairman; Rt_ Roy, J‘ S. mas s, '1‘. 3.; Taylor. Survey of Man Power~ —C. B. Stewart, Chai rman; (1. Y. Lawry, J. Y. Jenson. Seeds—E. G, Peterson, Chairman; B. I", RHIman. W. (In). 'I‘. Odell, State, Itlt‘t‘t'tol' .lrtmm W. Collins, State t‘llairiiinrl lmon 1‘). Hampton, City (‘hairiimr \\'. It. l‘utnam. Director ol' l’nhliw .. .I;lii1<‘:< S. Critchlow, Publicity Iiy :x‘iuw.‘ R. \Vallace. United States Boys’ Working Reserve—«J. W. \Vatson, Chairman; J. Edw. Taylor, J. (‘hal len Smith, F. \V. Kirkha m, Robert Wilson, Ed: ward 11. Smart, Oscar A. Kirkham. Research and Invention—Guy Sterling. Chairman; Frank L. Wes t, William D. Ronni-r. Soldiers and Sailors’ Adv isory—H. J. Grant. Chairman; \V. R. Vx'allac e, A. N. McKay, C. “7 T\'ihl(1\'. B. I”. Retiman. Women’s Work—Mrs. TV. N. TVilliams, Chairman; Miss Elsa Baniherg‘er. Mrs. Edw. BiChSI‘I. Mrs. R. E. L. Collier, Mrs. E. B. Critchlow, Mrs. 'l‘hos. D. Dee, Mrs. Thos . Kearns, Mrs. J_ \Vm . Knight, Mrs. F. S. Richar ds, MrsrUnion Worthlng 7 ROSTER OF MEMBERS OF THE (Wil liam COUNCILS OF DEFENSE FOR 'I HE STATE OF UTAH I it I, ‘ Beaver County. 'l‘ultrn. Chairman. Bearer, l'igi t. I_ I'i‘tt‘zlt‘l‘, St*cretar_\'—’l‘rea: an r. it rut-amt H .\._ Mlll'tIIH‘Ii, Beaver, Lega l. \‘ _iI in: .los. ’i‘. liltttli'egoi', Bra ver, Sanitatii :i tiiit'mt'. ' W. W. l‘arrcr, Beaver. Food supply anti .3... nation. ton. i ‘ .A—N STATE OF UTAH COUNCIL OF DEFENSE .Fina ..nce— ‘ lleh V er 1 1 x t t , Ch'i ‘ran ,. i'11mm; \V.' '7. Aiinbtiong. \\. ]\. \\ allaee. \V. C. Orem W \i “all”, C. \‘t'. Whitley, "xeorg'e. 11. Ilern'. . A. Publicrty—A. N. McKay, (‘hairma n- \‘i' ll LeLar)’. I“. R. \‘t'allaee, 'l‘. S. Browning , Learega y. ~C. I C. Richarl. ‘ (hm (a, ‘ 2" man ' ," ‘Co-‘ordination of Societies—Ge o. thanman; II. C. Whitney, E. G. ‘Sanitation and Medicine—4h: (hairman; \V. C. lflhaugh. \V. ~ H. tol‘. J, Edward Taylor, t‘xecutive Secretary. ’l‘. Udell Peterson. , R S -. ' low-e ' ' V ’ .. Food Supply and Conserva tionm—E. (t. tuner Eon. Chairman; U. 8. FOOD ADMINISTRATION FOR UTAH, 200 NEWHOUSE BUILDING, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH \‘i'. W. Armstrong, Federal Food Adminirztra— U. S. FUEL ADMINISTRATION FOR UTAH’ 304 NEWHOUSE BUILDING, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH '1‘. N. Taylor, C. B. Hit‘Wt‘tl't i3' figndtsoo, II. o. Whit ney, (ion. '1‘. oat-1r . . edman. W. R. Wallace, W. I). Sutton ' Industrial Survey-“\V C. Ebaur‘h Chairman; I LLB. Cutler, e. W. Nihiev “ ’ ‘ abor—l’. J . Moran r , Cha _ l in 11.11 ' ' " ‘ t'utlmlif Jl. ' H, Lamont, S. R. Inch ‘ Iiitary Affairs—w H to. -' ’ l‘ [L V _ . . 4 aiy, (.hairi a ' ( . W. \Vhitley, A. L. Brew er, H. M. H. Lund'. 11, ‘ ' State. Protection~—-F. C. Ric hmond. Chairman: B. 14“ P . x V x W. W. Armstrong, Federal Fuel Adminis- ti‘atm'. L. M. Bailey, Executive Secretary, DISTRICT CAR SERVICE BUREAU, 301 NEWHOUSE BUILDING Sen-res Utah, Nevada, Oregon and California. .I. S. Spelman, Director. 1‘], J. llilton, (‘hiel‘ Clerk. .1. W. £5311?” 1" ‘5' WHO”) 1" R- Heywood, . Tra, nsportation “a. 8‘ P\. Inch, Chairman; \\. (,. Orem, C. W. Nibley, L. R EC 0198. Local Councils of‘ . Defense—XV. W. Arm— strong. Chairman’ RT. Rev. J. S. Class, T. N. Taylor. ’ .Su‘rvcy of Man Power—(j. B. Stewart Chair- ’ J. Y. Jenaon / V‘. LRWI ‘Y,ers mdsnCed ' (1' S—E G. Pet on A I - 1 ‘ man. \V. R. \Vallace , Chaliman, L- I" “My . , United States , 30‘YS . Workm 3 __ 1‘2n \g’a . ‘ tson, Chairman; J. Edw. ’g‘a yf): grvtghlijl: mith, F. W. Kirkham, Robert Wilson Fil- L ’ J A. Kirkham OScar “A 11' Smart; ‘and Invent Chaid eiiiérch éold'di, ion—Guy Flank .L' \R‘YCST, VVlIllam D James W. Collins, State Chairman. Leon 1:. Hampton, City Chairman. W. ll. l‘utnam, Director of Publicity James S. (,‘ritchlow, Publicity by Speakers. ROSTER OF MEMBERS OF THE COUNTY COUNCILS OF DEFENSE FOR THE STATE OF UTAH Bonn/1" MUS)??? Work—Mrs. W. N. Williams Chair.‘xlrg R 1191M? Bambm'ger. Mrs. Edw. imam} The;.. l) . 4T) ee, 1' ( Mrs ”“1013 MK“. 13. B. Critchlow 311‘“) . Thos. Kearns, Mrs. J’VVni: Knight, Mrs 1s ‘ (1m. 'l‘. ()dell. State Director. Sterlinar (‘h'iirnliilii aV'i‘IrdlsaXleors’ AdVisory-H J Crawl. t ; . i. 'alla ay, IC. Vi. f we}: 13. In, Rfltlmmr CG, A. N. McK'.' infrton. COMMITTEE SAVINGS WAR NATIONAL FOR UTAH, COMMERCIAL CLUB, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH ' 8' Rlchards, MI‘S. Union Worth- Beaver County. .1, l' ’l‘i-lten. Chairman. Beaver, Finanv”. II. I_ lv‘raj-zer, Secretary-'l‘rea:2urer, Bearer. ['lltilil‘ity. (t A. Murdock, Beaver, Legal. llr. .los. 'i‘. Iilem'egor, Beaver, Sanitation and Medicine. \\'. W. Farrer, Beaver, Food Supply and (‘on— :-i rwtion. COUNCIL OF DEFENSE STATE OF UTAH Carbon County. Carl R. Marcusson, Price, Finance. NLPI Ipson, Beaver, Industri al Survev \\illiam Hurst, Beaver Labor ll, II. Strickland, Vice—Chai‘ Military Affairs. .. ' R. W. Crockett, Secretary, Price, Publicity. r ' ' llmdn' BNW’ .l‘. II. Barton. Beaver, Stat e Protection. la. II. Street, Milford, Transp ortation. ILA. “bite, Beaver, Survey of Man Power. \VllllllbL 'i, H. A. Christenson, Beaver, 1 \Vomen's Survey. Frank Bennett, Storrs, Labor. Albert Bryner, Price, Military Affairs. Carlos Gunderson, Price, State Protection. Robert McKune, Price, Transportation. Neil Madsen, Scot'ield, Survey of Man Power. “E Box Elder County. John I). Peters, Brigham Cit y, Finance. \ ictor E. Madsen, Brigham City, Publicity. l: mWJ. ilion's), Secretary, Bri gham City Lem] . /. en erson Brigham Citv S' J' V: and Medicine. ’ Bear Miss Alice Whitmore, Price, Women’s Work. . H Ndmtamn John P . Holmgren , B ear ' ' Riv ' er and Conservation. ’ V Moroni Mortensen, Survey. Davis CountY- <‘ ’ ’ 100d SUDM) River Industrial ’ Stephen Lynch, Bountiful, Finance, W. P, Epperson, Kaysville, Publicity. L. I. Layton, Secretary, Layton, Legal. Dr. J. E. Young, Bountiful, Sanitation and t“. (l. Aldney, Corinne, Labor. ynn i. Eddy, Chairina "0 " ' Military Affairs. 11, Bllbham (H). teeR. tion. L li‘ishburn Bi" gli' tm ' y, State 1’1”Cit ~ 'liavid I O. tion. , Stohl, 1V ( Brigham _ F. E. Woods, Price, Legal, A. I). Sutton, Price, Sanitation and Medicine. A. Z. Marshall, Wellington, Food Supply and Conservation. A. W, Horsley, Chairman, Price, Industrial V ' i Medicine. H. H. Blood, Kaysville, Food Supply and Cons servation. Henry W. Stahle, Bountiful, Industrial Sur- ‘ Vt‘ Cit y, 'I‘ranspm't a~ , Kit'plli Palmer, Farmington, Labor. J. G. M, Barnes, Kaysville, Military Affairs. liavid Ilolmgren, Bear Riv er City, Survey of Annie W. Littlewood, Bri gham City, Women‘s \t'ork, J. H. Grant, Woods Cross, State Protection. Man Power. L. J. Muir, Bountiful, Transportation. E. P. Ellison, Chairman, Layton, Survey of Man Cache County. ‘(I‘l \\. Ii‘unk, Chairman, Richmond Finance. 1‘ ias. Iungland, Logan, Publicitv.’ 1:03‘ I). Ihatcher, Secretary, Logan Homer Legal. l‘x-En IBudOfie, Loian, San itation and Medicine M'i'ya . ttion.\, 'en , 0 gan, 10 e 0d Supply7'and (.01 ‘ 1-7' Weston Vernon, Loga n, Industri a1 Survey. Leo, (3.~S111itli, Smithfiel d, Labor. lilo hellson, Logan, Mil itary Affairs. H}lill ll llayball, Logan, Sta te Protection J(),\‘.»1.“Perei's()n, Loga n, Transportation. I M .4 .; (.uIdOIl, Logan, Survey of Man Power. - 1.. (x. R. Hill, Logan, \Vomen’s Vv'ork. Power. Mrs. Amelia C. Dut'fin, Bountiful, \Vomen's Work. P. Duchesne County. Edwards, Secretary, Roosevelt. Finance, 7 Fred L, VVatrus, Duchesne, Publicity, (I. L. Ashton, Roosevelt, Legal. E. L. Williams, Assistant Secretary, Myton, Sanitation and Medicine. R. S. Collett, Roosevelt, Food Supply and (‘onsenaliOIL M. 1’. Pope, Vicet‘hairman, Duchesne, Industrial Survey. STATE OF UTAH COUNCIL OF DEFENSE 'l‘lios, ltliodvs, Duchesno, Labor. it. Mll‘opv, liuclivsnc, Military Affairs. \'\ ill. O‘Neil, Roosevelt, State Protection . .T. .\l. t‘nlrvrt, Myton, 'I‘ransportation. l). M, Frost, Chairman, Myton, Surrey Man l’owm: Horn 1*) (‘oll<~tt, Treasurer. Iron J. (“layton Mitchell, Secretary, Parowan, Finance. Alex H. Rollo, Parowan, Publicity. 1'}. H. Ryan, Cedar, Legal. Dr. A. J_ Leonard, Cedar, Sanitation and Mmlicine. of Roosevelt. Wonr Work. en's John U. Webster, Cedar, Food Supply and (‘onsermtion Roy F. Homer, Cedar, Industrial Survey. 11. J. Doolittle, Lund, Labor. Wilford Day, Chairman, Parowan, Military Emery County. (1m. N. Miller. Huntington. Finan ce. llaan S. Williams, Secretary, (.‘astledalo . I “uhlit‘il)’. ‘(nr .1. Seely, (":tstietlale, Legal. lir‘,‘I‘. County. Affairs. :Vivtllt'lllt'. Morgan Richards, Parowan, State Protection. (‘hauncy Parry, Cedar, Transportation. ll. A Nelson, Ferron, Food Supply and Coir St‘l'VzlilOll. Allie Knell, Cedar, Women’s Work. (‘. Hill, Huntington, Sanitation and Maeser Dalley, Cedar, Survey of Man Power. Niels J, Christensen, Ferron, Indu strial Sur— Grand County. \wy. W. R. McConkie, Moab, Finance. t1. 1.}. Anderson. Emery. Labor . livnr)’ 'I‘limni'lson. Chairman. Forron, tary Ai'l'airs. ' \ 7‘ ) “ Lorin L, Taylor, Treasurer, Moab, Publicity. V. A. Robertson, Vice-Chairman, Moab, Legal. (‘has T. Kendall, Moab, Sanitation and Med- Mili- Em. .l. a rd: (.istlcdale, State Prote ction. _. t‘llill l,. \\llll:illlS, Castledale, 'i‘ranspor tation. “'11). J. Killpaclc, Ferron, Survey of Man l’owvn Mrs. Louisa ()veson, (‘astlcdzilm '\Vom vn‘:; " .. . l(‘lilP, F. B. Hammond, Moab, Food Supply and Con7 servation. I“. W. Strong, Secretary, Moab, Industrial Survey. .T. G. McBride, Cisco, Labor. \Vul‘lx‘. \V. J. Bliss, Cisco, Military Affairs. J. P. Miller, Chairman, Moab, State Protec- Garfield County. tion. Joseph E. Heywood, Chairm an Panauitcli. Finance ’ a Fred R. Fltlrctl go. Secretary, Pangu itcli. Publicity. H. S, Rutledge, Moab, Transportation. D. M. Cooper, Moab, Survey of Man Power. Mrs. Knox Patterson, Moab, Women’s Work. 3:“ ll. ( Beebe. Henderson, Leg al. .trs. ‘orneliils (‘2 ' z ' ’1 9‘ ' Sanit :1tion and Medicine. ”In“, I 111.,1111011. .laim-s Houston, Vice-C hairman, Panguitrli, lv‘oml. Supply and Conser vation. Quince Kimball, \Vinder, Industrial Surrey. llioizias Ilaycoclt, l’anguitc h, Labor. John King. lecalante, Milita ry Affairs. (1. .l_ (loulding, l’una‘uitch, Sta te Protection. Maurice Cope, Tropic, ’l‘r ansportatitm. Vida i’l‘illt't‘, l’;tll};llli(fll, \Vo nien’s \Vorl-I. . -——\_, 5 Juab County. G. M. Whitmore, Nephi, Finance. Dennis Wood, Nephi, Publicity. r T. H. Burton, Nephi, Legal. A. W. Lunt, Nephi, Sanitation and Medicine. A_ H. Belliston, Nephi, Food Supply and Conservation. J. W. Paxman, Nephi, Industrial Survey. Walter Fitch, Eureka, Labor. Chas. Zabriski, Eureka, Military Affairs. Orson Cazier, Nephi, State Protection. STATE OF UTAH COUNCIL OF DEFENSE T. C. Winn, Nephi, Transportation. “'ill L. Hoyt, Nephi, Survey of Man Power. Amy B. Grover. Nephi, VVomen’s Work. Kane County. E D. \‘Voolley. Chairman. Kanab, Finance. \\'iii. T. Dobson, Secretary, Kan ab, Publicity. John F. Brown, Kanab. Legal. I‘rban H. Norris , Kanab, Sanitation and Med. icine. W. W. Seegmiller, Kanab, Food Supply and (‘onservation. John \V, Glazier, Kanab, Military Affairs. Thos. Chamberlain, Kanab, State Protection. C. John Smith, Glendale, Transportation. Edward Carroll, Orderville, Survey of Man Power Mary Chamberlain Howard, Kanab, XVomm‘s “fork. Fillmore, Miah Day, Fillmore. Mili tary Affairs. Daniel Stevens, Chairman, Fill more, Protection. M. M. Steele, Delta, Tra nsportation. “’11). T, Pratt, Hinckley, Survey of State 0: . .Benj, ’Cameron, Jr., CircleVille, Vt om- Fillmore, Rich CountY. . e Arch McKinnon, Randolph, Financ . Fred R, Morgan, Randoltgi, Eilblllclty. .lzs \V. W'alton, Woodru , ega: _ Dir.- M. D. Reay, Randolph, Sanitation and M \dicine. ‘ a :ervation. . . MESS. Pusey, VVoodruff, Industrial Survey. Shelby Huffaker, VVoodruff, Labor. Aft-iirs Man VVomeus \‘Cork. Morgan County. ("has Heiner. Morgan, Financ e. \‘Varren Porter. Reuben DeVVitt, Marysvale, State Piotec 1110 . Garfield James, Marysvale, Transportapiovér ((2. H. Robinson, Laketown, Food Supply and l’ow er. Giles, liarl Willis, Marysvale, Military Affairs}. n vii's \York, Jas. A, Melville, Delta, Industri al Survey. J. A. Kelly, Fillmore, Labor. A. ‘ Joseph Ipson, Junction, Food Supply and Con _ . . sh‘fzt,ion. ”AHF. Haycock, Chairman, CircleVille, In . _ lustrial Survey. ( Benjamin Cameron, Jr., CircleVille, Labor. Publicity. Yin, Higgins, Secretary, Fillmo re, Legal. Grover Finance. . . nd Thomas Dajwson, Marysvale, Publicity. l) H. Robinson, Marysvale, Sanitation a lis C. II, Richards, Delta, Sanit ation and Mellt'lllC. I). F. Peterson , Delta, Food Supply and (“onsvi'vation. . lrs. Piute CountYW E. Bay, Secretary, Jiinctioln, ll. 1‘}, Sprasue, Junction, Lega. \‘V H Luke Junction, Survey of Man Millard County. Geo. Yt'. Nixon, Fillmore, Fin ance. Smith, " Willard Toone, Morgan, Transportation. VVomens Morgan, Turner, S. Mrs. Maytie Work. Medicine. David Rust, Kanab, Industrial Survey. .los. . ‘ ' ' Affairs. Military II. B. Crouch, Morgan, J. S llopkin, Morgan, State Protection. Wm. E. Marshall, Randolph, Military c J, G. Muir, Randolph, State Protectiont. n llx-I-um Nebeker, Laketown, Transportarior 'ot' Peter M. McKinnon, Randolph, Suryey 1\l:n Power. Mrs. Birdie Weston, Randolph, r " “omens \‘Cm'k Secretary, Morgan, Legal. R. J. Richards, Morgan, Sanitation and Med— ivine. Daniel Heiner. Chairman, Morgan , Food Supply and Conservation. Salt Lake CitY- _ llelwr J. Grant, 22 S. Main street, Financel._ ll-lrbei't S, Auerbach, Brooks Arcade, Pub 10lift, COUNCIL OF DEFENSE STATE OF UTAH James Ingebretsen, 39 S. “'olcott avenue. Legal. Dr. H. N. Mayo, McCornick Bldg , Sanita- Neulii ‘ Bailey, Mont100110,]Industrial Survey. .. . ’ootl, Montieello, 1a )or. 212‘t-t‘tl'A\.\t'olw, .I‘vlonticello, Military Allan's. tion and Medicine, Geo. O. Relf, Hotel Utah, Food Supp ly and Conservation. J. A. Scorup, Blul'l', State, Protection. _ 'i'lros. M, ()arroll, “landing, 'l‘ransportatton. ll ll. Redd, lllul'l', Survey of Man Power” Dr. John A. VVidtsoe, University of Utah, Food Supply and Conservation. W. C. Orem, Electric Ry. Bldg , Industrial Survey. L‘vilszs Beatrice Nielson, Blul‘l‘, W'omen 5 “01k. Otto E. Ashbridge, 953 Brooks Avenue, Labor. Sanpeto County. N. S. Nielson, MountPleasant, Fmantcglpllq- David A. Affairs. Smith, Commercial Club, Military Blake, lt‘. ll. Secretary, lVlontmello. Protection. Wm. Spry, 368 First Ave, Stat e Protection. J. E. Reeves, Transportation, ) ‘ .. ant, Publicity, lleasant. Mount. (illiairman, Cherry, W. J . -. . Leval. 13d. Johnston, Mount, Pleasant, Sanitation and Medicine. 1.. R. Anderson, . Manti, Conservation. Salt Lake County. David McMillan, Chairman, Mur ray, Finance. C, L .. Burke, M. McArtliur, Secretary, Moon P. J. Moran, Felt Building, Military Affairs. F. C. Richmond, 117 W. Second Sout h, State Countryman, Bingham, Publicit y. David W. Moffatt, Secretary, Murray, Leavillr. F. E , Straup, Bingham, Sani tation amt Medicine. \V. C, Winder, 403 E. Twenty-seventh Sontli, Salt Lake City, Food Supply and Conservation. Wm, \V. LeCheminant, Garfield, Industrial Survey, Frank Nelson, Holliday, Labor. J. W. McHenry, Murray, Military Affairs and State Protection. 1’. Bintz, Murray, Transp ortation. T_ W. Dimond, Murray, Survey of Man Povvt 1‘. Emma S. Holt, Sandy, VVo men’s Work. _ ‘ and . _ Supply Food 7‘ .- . 7‘) . Orlando Bradley, Moronl, Industriabl Stun}. t‘hristian \Nillardaon, Ephraim, .lia‘ 01AM" 'N J. M Johnson, Spring (llty, Blilltalyt' ii an .. II. R. Thomas, \Vales, State ltotec .10 . '1‘ \V Rt>PS, Wales, rm-ansportation. P ”I. l. l’. Brady, Fairview, Survey oi Mair r\€’“:~l" o t. Mrs. (1 W. Martin, FairVIew, VS omen s Sevier Count)!(luy Lewis, Richfield, Finance.J. l.. Ewing, Richl’ield, Publicilly ll], lC. llollman ‘ ” ma lit.n Riclilieltl, it‘illt‘. it . Steiner, l’tichi‘ield, Salutation and Med J .l _ .. ‘ _ D. Young, Chairman, Richlieltl, Ittmd Sill) .. . ,. ‘ lily and Conservation.” .I. it}. Ileppler, Richlield, Industilal Sum), iyrou llanchett, Annahella, Lahot.” Altair"; San Juan County. Geo. A. Finance. A. B. Adams, Chairman, (X Monticello. Burton, Monticello, Publicit y. O. W. McConkie, Monticello, Legal. Dr. H. F. Bussy, Monticello, Sani tation and Medicine. L. H. Redd, Blanding, Food Supply and Conservation, Military“ Riclil'ield, lleppler, M. Magelby, l’arlev Secretary, Incliliet, l’l‘tllt't‘llUll. .. Stile . . . . \\'in. Johnson, lichi‘ield, 'l‘ranslltllhlU‘f-Hl'Ml-m .l. N, Parker ) l'HW'T. :lr: J, Work. \V. Redmond, ])t'lt‘l‘>'t)ll, Survey " ' Rittlilieltl. 0 ~ « \Vt)lllt‘ll"l.. STATE OF UTAH COUNCIL OF DEFENSE Summit County. \‘V. D. Sutton, Chairman, Park City, Finance. Dr M. Garrett. O'Donnell, Vernal, Sanitation _ ‘ . , and Medicine. on ( and Supply Food , Vernal lion ll. (‘olton, ‘ UH . reryation. uru y rial‘S lmlust , Vernal n, linos Bennio a. Altaii ry Milita , Vernal Allan, i. ll S, L. Raddon, Park City, Publicity. 1’. ll. Neely, Coalyille, Legal, John L. Boyden, Secretary, Park City, Sani— tation and Medicine. Aaron Bracken, (‘oalville, Food Supply and lolin N. Davis, Vernal, State Protection. .1 '1‘, Nichols, Fort Duchesno, rl‘ra.ns;r>0‘1tdtlonl: (leo \V. Perry, Fort Duchesne, Suivey (. Conservation. R. L. King, Kamas, Industrial Survey. .l, E, Pettit, (‘oalyille, Labor. A. P. Ridge, Park City, Military Affairs. J, J. Italil. Gorgorza, State Protection, Sherman Fargo, Park City, 'l‘ransportation. Henry \Velsh, Park City, Survey of Man Power, Margaret R. Salmon, Coalville, Man Power. \qu Utah Andtu‘aon, Treaa. .. v . 1W County. l. H. Manters‘, Provo, Publ1clty. \Vomen ':: . 11 \1t‘tl~ .I. W. Robinson, Provo, Legal. . ,. alt on tati ltr F. \V. Taylor, Provo, Salu Tooele County. F ,7 l, mar , . Arch ’l‘hurman, Chairman,- Provo, \Vork. Parley ., Chas. J, Neal, Vernal, \VtflllOllb \\oil\.. ~ 1 w v 1 hl '11 .l'. \V. Allenlan, Spr1ngv111e, 1‘00tl Sum”) “m" ‘ . . , Conservation. al Sun , James M. Kirkhani. Lehl, Industri “lino. Grant aville, Finance. L. E. Kramer, Publicity, Tooele. r. .l. \Villiam Knight, Provo, Labo L. l,_ Baker, 'I‘ooele, Legal. Arch Bevan, 'l‘ooele, Sanitation and lit’tlh cine. C. A. Orine, ’l‘ot’wie, Food Supply and (.‘onser Military Al‘.l. 1%. Tucker, Secretary, Iio\o, , Anni Jon H. Storrs, Second \1cot hanman l’av rm ‘ iran Fork, State Protection: yation. Melvin \Vilson, W. E. Matthews, Grantsville, industrial Sui- J. B. Ilit'klllllll, Secretary, Stockton, Tram; , , Fll‘Sl. Vioethannt ‘ .. V wen, Transportation. _ h, Sm“) ot‘ Man l 1‘tll DISl Pratt Thomas, SDEt .. your. Fred Bryan, Erda, Labor. C. R. Itrm'berry, Vice Chairman, Grantsyillu, Stale Protection. C. R. McBride, Chairman, ’l‘ooele, Military Affairs. \ ‘7 / . ‘ .-. n lutlrs. J lnez K t\\- Allcn V M v “ower, Provo, Vtomena “01h. wasatCh COUHtY- 4" 'Il("‘ .l. \V. Clyde, Chairman. Hob“), “1.1%“, ‘ Chas. N. Broadbent, Heber, Inbllf,'1.,I'1.t\:.';t1. portation. \Valter James, PoWer. Mrs. Lyman L. C. Montgomery, Secretary. 310.12 t'iti‘l Lind Vernon, McBride, SurVey rl‘ooele. of \Vomen'n Work. Uintah County. June ll. \Vallun, Secretary, Vernal. L. \V, Curry, Chairman, Vernal, Finance 1). H. liillman, Vernal, Publicity. ’1‘. \V. O‘Donnell, Vernal, Legal. Man Dr B. A. Dannonberg, Heber, banrd ‘ ‘ Medicine. (‘onJ_ R. Murdock, Hebcr, Food Supply and servation. . ‘ ,._.. btlth) W. L. \Vagoner, Midway. Industnal ll. '1‘. Coleman, Midway, yahor.’ \t‘l'airs' mm. .x. Fisher, Heber, 1x11111211}.:‘_«ti(;;1» .lohn .\. Fortie, Ileber, State Iron} ,yt‘ttion. John M. Ritchie, Charleston, Tvldnblgf ‘Man Simon Epperson, Hebcr, l’tt\\'t‘l', ‘ buney V . ,‘ v 1.1. 311'5‘ Ilixzip Jugppl‘solly I'{(“)CI" \‘ 0111(11 5 \\ U 14 15 \. COUNCIL OF DEFENSE STATE OF UTAH 111' 11]. M Conroy Ora11111 Sanitation and Med- Washington County. i1-ine. 11211111 (101115111): Secretary. St. George. Warren (‘11\ St. 1e0rg‘e. Finance. John A.\\.1llis Chairman, St. George. l‘uh 111111‘ 11. 11. Morris, St. George, Legal. 11. C. \Yatson, St, George, Sani tation Medicine. 113. H. Snow, St. George Conservation Food Supply and and 'l‘hos. Judd, St. George. industrial Surrey. Albert 11}. Miller, St. George Labor. (‘11:1s. lt. Worthen, St. Geo1'ee,l‘.iili t:1ry A." t‘airs. Arthur l‘axinan, \\ as11111ton Stat e P1111111» tion. .111s. '1‘. Atkin. St. George Trans poitation. John ’1‘. Man 10011111111 St_ Geome, ‘ Donald 1) Suiv 01 111‘ l‘ower. Miss Kate 11111111111111. St. George, “70111111 “11111. . ‘ ' McKay, Ogden, 1101111 Supply and Conservation. . .4 .1 ll. 113111111'11111511, J11, Secretary, Ogden, [11(1111)‘ trial Survey. . ' t‘. C. Richards. Chairman. 11:111111. .. . (‘has. 11. Barton, Ogden, Military {\tiaiis. Joseph Chen, Ogden, State Protection. Royal Eccles, Ogden, Transportatlon. ) . I ‘1 ‘ . . r \ v (1111' Johnson, Ogden, Survey ot Man 111711111. Mrs. H. H, Spencer. Ogden, W omens V1011. DUTIES OF COMMITTEES. The duties of the. various committees are as 1111101111: FINANCE '10 heifect organizations 1111 the e11ll113tio‘n 1'1: Wayne County. .111:; 1‘1 1111 11:1111 (‘haiinian 110: 1, Finance Hinds under the general diieetion ot the ’11111:111 1] 11.11111111 Loa. Public ity. Silas 1 111111101, Loa, Legal. 111, (1. (5‘asset Nelson, Loa, Sanitation and Medici ne. S1'l1est11r and V1 illiani1 '1‘1.1a.1~s1_l:1le, Food Suppb ta 1 touncil, to act as agent 101 the ieeeipt an; disbursement; of said funds, and to give suci advice and assistance concerning n11tte11111§1l111~ taining to tinance as may be 11‘5eq111111d 111 our state or national (ouncils 01 Defense. 211M .1 liliated bodies. (‘1111s1111ati1111 Levi A. (011111, 1.0a lndust1ial Chas. Snow, 1.11:1. Labor. PUBLICITY .j‘o place 111111110 the public. 111 a 11'111 111;: suited to local conditions, 1111(11}11111t111111st:c12m Su11e1. 'l‘i‘:1111‘(‘ol1in Loa Mil itary tAffairs '1‘1111111 Human l1‘1en1ont. Sta te P1otection 1‘ 11‘. 131011111 Seeieta11', Load . '1‘1ransportati on \\ illaid Brinhmhoif 'l‘easdale, Survey 011111111 1‘ 1111. 111. Mis. l‘ran1i:(‘.(Callahan \1ce Chairman L111 \1'111111111'11 W 0111' Weber County. Seowerot‘t, Vice-Chairnian, 1111111111 1911111111111. Frank I‘ramis. gden, Publicity. C. 11 Hollinuswolth. Ogd en, Legal. 16 11:111(kerning the is:—ues fm which the I 111t11 is at war ways and means adopted 1'01 111:1.111 eming the war to a successful 11011011111)“: 111.0 duties of our citizens with respect to :111111'ities, direct and indirect assistance to“). 11111111 auxiliaiy organizations, and the relatiroii oi ou1 people to both civil and militaiy brunt of "01' einmental 11'01k. O;11111 LEGAL TO give legal advice and counsel to local Councils of Defense. STATE OF UTAH COUNCIL OF DEFENSE COORDINATION OF SOCIET IES I 1;). totulatr MILITARY the work of public and semi :tl t it' organizations so that cooperation and (liltil’lllltjtli): rill rule, rather than com petition 1 ttation of effort attd misdir ected energv I To assist the AFFAIRS military authorities of the State and Nation in all matters connected with their activities, and especially to care. for the interests of men who are called into active military service. SANITATION AND MEDICI NE 1 STATE lo act as investigator or age nt of tlte governntnt tn matters pertainin g to sanitation med— icine. nursing hmpit'tl f .. . Subjects, , ( Cllttlcs and kindred To supplement PROTECTION the work of regularly con- J stituted poliCe officers, to secure information for local, state and national governntmttal att— thorities, and to strive to prevent lawless and FOOD SUPPLY AND CONSER VATION seditious activities. <11]? encour age cultivation of the lar gest pos— gio thtt:3)ea§e,1i);v the best ava ilable methods, st 1‘}: ‘IlOtllCC‘ a maxmtum yield of food— , u s netded by» ourselves and allieS‘ to f ward home garden and vac ant lot plantin 0'1.— order to pro work for vide food for local consum ptiotf In the preservation of foo dstuffs ’10 lplroper methods; to brim.r about eco nomV It: in“ ’llH] of foods, and, to eliminate waste both ttot ttttnh and distributing : foodstuffs. INDUSTRIAL SURVEY [IV .V ‘ . _ ‘ , . ‘ . {twain} (”11“. information concerning local manti- whe 11h" .I'Immw“ ”WI industrial conditions the National and State (Note—On I}: Kt'I-yilcognplete.indtts trial To secure maximum efficiency in transportation of raw and finished products, to prevent unjust discrimination, to assist governmental agents entrusted with work of the priority boards, and to forward efforts to make. the public highways of the state better adapted for heavy and continuous service. SURVEY OF MAN POWER. TO . it “I lequested I).\' tl‘ounci ls of Defense. TRANSPORTATION account of survey made bV “m t . onsttltmg Board in 191 6 no call ‘ . )e made for new inform ation in th ' ‘ future.) 0 new secure data concerning the working forces, both men and women, in various local— ities of the state. their qualifications, conditions of employment, and availability for use (Note—The (,‘ottncil of Nth in distant places. tional Defense announces that, no work of this kind will be undertaken until the selective draft army has been raised and the inevitable shifting of trade conditions caused by the matr ut'actttring,r of munitions has demonstrated the need for sttch a survey.) LABOR 'iwei‘Ic-im:(tnm‘m‘ with official and non-official ml] ie. t o Obttltlll maxnnt tm efficiency of labor : :s o qua itv . .'tnd dis. t ttb " utt' on- to secu‘ I \itt : i x ilcs - A ~ t an d sup ‘ port~ of‘ the United States A I“ Bovs’ “11.3(ilt111a lteserve. of women who have res is( ()l service, and of oth er persons who are not normallv enm er 0.,“‘th ”1 bdmful occupa‘ tions. 18 WOMEN’S WORK To secure cooperation of Women in all etl forts concerned with defense work, to correlate women’s activities with those of other bodies engaged in similar work, and to act as representatives of their local councils in its dealings with women‘s other organizations. clubs, societies and «r. m...‘ 4.1.;__ ' STATE oi: UTAH ()lhm‘ (-nmmitlrvs will he :lmminlwl Hmw m lilllt' 11x m'vzwinn (11‘Illill1tlh‘. I'mtn Luml (‘HUIH‘Ht-i :m' urgml In ('(mmHmiT-uéw \\ilh Thu Stale (‘mmvil ol' lh‘t'vnsu when} in nm-TI (-1" iniurnmliun as to their (hliivr‘yy [mm Imus: :md IIIMhm}:: 01‘ \\'()1'I<_ I (‘UHHU' ('Ullm'ilrl Hi. [H‘I‘PIIHV :ll‘t‘ MM) uni-wizm I'T‘Mll‘l In 111v Stutv (‘mmril :11 1mm 1mmih|.\.. mung 1m nullixw n!" the-11‘ zuatix‘itimg minutes :»I' IIH'iI' lllt‘k‘lilliiri :Tml nlhm‘ inl‘mrmnliun (-uilm 1‘21 my Iht'il‘ work" \V. (.‘, IOIHIHIH, St’if‘l'uinl‘)‘ "USN“. (‘apitoL Salt Lake City, Utah, l“tfl')1‘112l1‘}' 3’,‘ 1918.