Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 1, 1919, Page 13

RED OROSS GIVE FULL BIG TASK IS DESCRIBED in Twenty Months $154,090,000 Wag Spent Overseas and $119,000,000 in the United States Washington. (Special.)—Through a complete report of the work of the American Red Cross in the war by Chairman Henry P. Davison, on be- half of the war council, the organiza- tion on the eye of its annual enroll- ment of members during the Third Red Cross Roll Call, Noyember 2 to 11, has rendered an accounting of the many millions given it by the Ameri- can people to Help our fighting men | The statement is, in | and our alles. part, as follows: “The war council of the American Red Cross is now prepared to make a complete accounting to the American | people of money contributed and ex- pended, as well as the work done by | the American Red Cross during the 4 period In which the war counell was | in control of its affairs. The wir council) was appofnted May 19, 1919, \ and went out of existence February 28, 1919, It was the practice of the council to give complete publicity to {ts policies and finances, but It Is only now that a pleture of the war period as a wholé can be presented. he made directly to the public which provided the money and gave the ef- fort which made the American Red Cross a success, Cross effort and finances since the war council relinquished its contro} will be made to the public through this report covers the period only until March 1, should be carefully noted.” covering American Red Cross particl- pation in the war, as revealed by the war council's rey : Some Outstanding Figures. nitions recelyed (naterial aid money). §$400,000,000 Red Cross members Adults, 20,000,000 ; Children, 11,000,000 . Ked Cross workers . Relief articles d unteer Workers, . of soldiers aided 81,000,000 , me Service tn U.S. 500,000 Refreshments served by canteen workers In U. 40,000,000 Nurses enrolled for serv ice with arm: nay, Red Cross ...0......8 23,822 Kinds mfort articles distributed to soldiers and sailors in U. 8... 2,700 Knitted articles given to soldiers and sailors in U 5 ay > 10,800,000 es i ‘2 101,000 Foreign countries In which Red Cross oper- ated “ST pase ste Saiind 25 Patient days in Red Cross hospital in France..... 1,155,000 French hospitals given material ald .........- 3,780 Splints supplied for Amer- ican soldiers ......-:. 294,000 Gallons of nitrous oxide and oxygen furnished French hospitals ..... 4,340,000 Men served by Red Cross canteens in France.... 15,876,006 Refuzees alded in France 1,726,09C American convalescent soliiers attending Red Cross movies in France —_3,110,00€ Soldiers carried by Red Cross ambulances in 2 _Ttals scm RR 8 148,00C Children cared for by ‘ Red Cross in Ttaly 4 155,00€ Of the $400,000,000 In money and supplies, contributed to the American Red Cross during the twenty mouths the war council was in existenve. $263.000,000 was alloted to national headquarters, while $137,000,000 went to the chapters to finance their ac tivities. Expenditures in the twenty months totalled $278,000,000, divided ns follows: By national headquarters in France, $57,000,000; elsewhere over: Seas, $64,000,000 ; in the United States $48,000,000; by chapters in the United States, $43,000,000; cost of chapter: produced articles distwibuted in France, $25,000,000, elsewhere over. seas, $8,000,000; in the United States £28,000,000, making total expenditures ‘n France, $82,000,000, elsewhere over seas, $72,000,000; in the United States $119,000,000, Rigorous Mourning. “Germany's week of mourning over ‘he harshness of our peace terms was rigorously observed—vit,” said Major Frederick Palmer, the famous war cor Tespondent. f “There's a story about the week of mourning from Berlla. A Berlinese “ssistant theater mangger said to the Manager: “Is our burlesque going ‘to observe the week of mourning, boss?’ “Rigorously, sir, rigorously,’ boss replied. “Close down—is that the idea?’ sai: the assistant. “Close down nothing!’ said the boss, Well in black silk the stockings.’ ” body's on me. Picking war | It fs | the feeling of the war council that a | tended trip thru Colorado and Nebras- report In this summarized form should | *- the executive committee, and it is im- | Marnello Shop. portant, therefore, that the fact thai | Second strect. Following are certain round figures | eq, 8,100,000 |” Gall at 115 W. 871,577,000 | or winter suit, 1 put alt-the chorus girls’ | A statement of the American Red | !#tse shipment of auto hoods and radia: SN ee rege A ee Se i i Che Casy rt $ PAGE THIRTEEN = iin he + Sending a few Boy, page Mr. Hoover, and show him Observance of All Saints’ day. Byery good complexion needs the i DOCTORS = in he ie it of his oil the ir bowl.—Wall Street Journal. : proper care if it is kept good. Every| ‘ = — : holdings there. sinha Staatpe ere sticking better, hedgers Holiday photosraphs made \in ‘your poor complexion needa care if it is to be! |° MAR ae ae) te ig 7 ty Sods eS : home. See McCrory, Phone 1109. - line of Ma- Speci ene ' ri f perhaps by Mr. Burleson’s example.— 27-tf made better. A complete line Special Attention given to obgtet- } You wit always hees a. clear con-| Boston Herald. : 19-27-tf | rifietlo preparation and hair goods. The) Se diseases of | women and , iseience when you eat at the Wyatt | Obseryanee of All Souls* day? Barincilo Shop, 248 -H./ Second strost.| | Sere ore Bulldog! : P Cafeterja. 111-4t] Meals and Iunthes, continuous serv-| : Phone 803. 1031-5t) | Phones: Office, 0} nce 104 sac ice from 6a. m f0 t p.m. Cafeteria) Ox0-Gay, the only oil burner indorsed c= C bebe: = Geo. Stenson of Sunny Butte, South | xtyle, at the Harvey.» 10-22.t¢, by the government, on display at 159 The CASPER PRIVATE HOSPITAL Arthur Stanley of Douglas, i ii the| Dakota, was in the city Friday looking * {South Center. 10-34-6t/ seee: | i 3: "Palit St. city for a few days on a business and |OVer real estate interests here. No anti-Red onfinance will gommand} . ree - DR he LatuRnee ie Yisiting trip. popular support in Cincinnati a: this! pal?Ser of the Western Association of Surgeon’ in hates” ay 5 ad at ey ttons. See Tim Halme & time.—New York Sun . | Princeton clubs and other organizations Mohrbaugh Bullding- ihe Auto radiator covers’ at the € lue Front Grocery. Phone ies. ft [of eiees sobrersity Aiaana ptr | Office Phone of; Res. Phone 116 Pay Street Filling Station. 10-20-4t , national association w iscussed at | —————————_—————--. gr : pM 4 whee Me eteerde tha ok tae ale a big gathering of* Princeton men at DENTISTS a Harry Adams left yesterday for Luyk| James Auburn, who was injured in write him at 705 Bucknum street, Cas-| Pittshursh today. DR. J. C. he | where he will spend a few days on us-|an auto aceident'a tow weeks ago, has | wat? wm AOE) Te FolRvn ancahingcPn Aka ANE eeeee * “Dentist ‘ iness. : recovered and is getting along nicely. j lane Uutode Faniars 7,130, phoWe 1184 G Rohrbaugh Bldg. Mr. Auburn will leave for Gillette to- your clothes in shape by having| r t UNTANTS (Over, Casper Pharmacy.) Ono good Stuart 2-ton truck for sale Morrow on a short business trip. i tin lenning Tailor Shop clean and | {oF estimate. Tam equipped-to do the 9 AEGO ANE | | wGene 2108. cheap. Write T, cr. Tribune. 10-49-5t press them for you. Phone 1084. one andicen turnias Lest-Of references, ‘ : ‘ Call at foom 331 Henning to be meas ae - 10-23-4| Write Geo. C. Strawn, 405 O. 8, Bulld- EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS DR. J. J. DONOVAN a J. B. Hottel returned to the city last urea for your winter suit 19-38-5t * jing, Casper, Wyo. 10-30-10¢ Books Opened, Closed, patties: tine a Rieke Stop epending 4 tow weeks j61| soe the beet bread and pastyy gopae|Newateysieven ai interior grado of ‘The Pehhayivants ALS EISELE ar| || freres cAmtherittantoncFuesete Splth Tartar Bldg. z Denver on bysiness, try the Wigwam. ~~" "10-30-4t|pattage costs almost your entire birth- a rat axes. Notary Public. Phone 66” rt ou Rie City, Star Labor has called a special convention THE GUARANTEE RGISTRY ne Fat the best meal in town f 5 : rant —Kaupes ‘ 7 for Pittsburgh today for the purpose of CORPO! ie? the Army and evy onan” (0° 806 4) ‘The furnishing department” in Web: oy , considering and taking action on the| | Rooms 208-211 Off Bxckauge Blas. ELECTRICIANS x cl's Tecelved a big shipment of over-| Smoke better here, than hereatter. proposed general strike throughout the] ; mene: eae (ees The Otto Krausse Brokerage com coats yesterday and a number of the} West Cigar and=News stand. In the s 5 - PIERICAN ELECTRIC Co. i ebe Oa iy its office race een models are on display in the show win-|Smith-Turner Drug Stora. 10-18-tf ane opsFonnaylyanis, inisunbert oF the |'e— We ma tiettce Repaitings Arata: Wind Hide riney atistacoe. dows. ’ : ARCHITECTS ~ | ing, Btectrical Wiring and Cons ‘ We fought for freedom, and now wo} favor Contracts Wanted—Will ac- | tracting. : 3 3 : : Call Yellow Cab Co. for service. Stana|__ How's your sole? Try @ pair of our}have so much of it that we don’t know | cept contracts on assessment work, val- Dupes < appar 2 Wyatt Hotel. Phone 61. 10-31-tf Korey Tsrorne or green leather soles.|how to handle it.—Asheville Tims. idating and drilling. Reference fur- ieeme’34-a) Novdien’ Block FLORIST Natrona Shoe Shop. ~ 10-29-tf i u it rf Wyo. ? C. D. Matson of Peoria, 11., was in Save time and money by using Gates| jor Cal! Calvin IL. Cass, ereherd aes at Gabetn etpe ree” the elty yesterday on a short business} The “Masque of Life is to be staged! Half Sole Tires. Cost “half as muc ‘ 5 BUTT & WEIDNER | Cut Flowers and Potted Plante j trip. at the Lyre today. 1t is the first Bu-|Guaranteed 3,500 miles. 923-tf| Ship your cattle to a hard grass coun Mmmm Pk tee | 406 8. Center. Phone 872. ropean sensation to be shown in the try and let them fatten. Good feed, well 415 01 Rates Bldg. ee, sees houstar sane. and crabe, United States for the past four years. Pati Apt h w s ht Sars yoni een cured, and open water. Al for $5 per| | eS —o |v. BIDES at the Casper Cafe, 10-18-t he y Arma\ or) head till May 1. Write George Snod- a “Say For acreage in proven fiblds write or | have it repaired. 10-17-tf 245 W Ras WYOMING HIDE «& TAL CO. 4 | The Taylor and Clay offices are hay-|phone 717. Wm. Bunday, Casper, Wy uae. 245 West Second street, or BUONS BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER -We Pay Highest Prices for Hides } jing new gold display letters put on i0-23tf| There can’t be so much unrest at|3- ies sl \ianAREe AMATEDERIS BRORAGn AE ROUT cel thelr windows in the Oil Exchange build. present amongeorganized workers.” 80] she was the sort of woman who'at| | Otices: Tolte Halliacd Biel | | Oftice 525 W: Sccona. Phone 562-3. | bing. The Holmes hardware store is dis-|many of them are resting.—Brooklyn| ways tells “ewe sody militast bikin eed Phone: Rex, STW. Office, 104 | | ° playing in one of its windows a va-|Bagle. With 4 cheery smile she seated her-| Moving a Specialty. = HAT CLEANING Why worry about coal and wood, |Tiety of useful every-day articles at very A Releral haven tector “ite el Ne ee eer use Oxo-Gas Heating Appliances. On|attractive prices. Thermos bottles, safe-| It Is getting colder and the Casper aor beans ea A ee MICH Me On ORES peer ae Aisplay at 159 South Center. 10.31-5t|ty razors, knives and. bird cages are|Loan Office. will save you money on|“™Peqans been very ill—very : Wee lgen And resblock all kinds of Herbert Wilson, formerly of Lara.|t2® MA! atticles shown, Pons Neem erie ACHIDRW., | 10:26:40) 111“ iideed.0 So| J havelto lo hls shop: We haul anything, any place. Hats ‘for ladles aud’ got sue mic, Is in the city and expects to ac-} F. and §. garage. We specialize on| One big trouble with the labgr move-| Ping, and T want a nice shirt. TEs"s° pavia st. Thone ose |} | NOW ening ae all Work guaran~ | | cept @ position at the Standard refin-| repair work on any make car. All work |Ment is the fact that we have too many Mane ee Burt Penne | ——s } | Hats. “We call for and dene | . ve: fa/5 1 § 4 8? % Sh hinting rf 7 id Phone 114j, 111 West Second se rationd Word. 9+ OMEN emeines—) "Ohno! she explained in horrified| | VAUGHN TWANAMER Co, ||| fee thining, ineior ut 'conneaton | Sce me for your automobile painting. i Ree ay : tones. “The doctor says he must avold trareie Ane country, ryt your were Pee of ahoos dyed. Janes Murphy. Phone 278, 9.29-tf| James Palmist of Wichita Falls, Tex.,| If you insist on the best, call the| everything with starch in it.* vice any time. ae 8. Bulging “PRBet? 7% sibrsdcin = ‘, ¥ = cs Phone 92 . Carl Bjornstad has left for an ex-[guent: of MO. Omg” Uys and Is the Revie) eee “toga Tenomene. (the twentieth century: fuel, | go. | 7) a URARCE . Por 2 Bs we’ |a by-product of gasoline, two and one- =; o-- » - stan NOLTEN'S TRANSFER CO. ! So " eet ane at Carnes’ Brokerage and! “Red Cross Sunday,” marking the geben Ballon oe eee - | HOAGLAND, RUTHERFORD AND | ublic Exchange at 8 o'clock tonight,| formal opening of the nation-wide cam-|P fee Xe e he ; F bow oH Wie WwW Z Turkish baths and massaging at the/above the Iris. theater, i erat paign otathe American Red Cross for|/Come in and see Oxo-Gas demonstrate \ Conn eanick weanelestes | Lite: ra Your MoeNg.? Own 0. 8. Turkish Baths Leela: ee : | news members and funds. . 169 South: Center, 10-31-5t} © SRRIERES ——o |} Office 247 N, Center Phone S80W vel City, Kansas has a man by rasbay me ane Hast Side garage has received a|tie name of John Perfect. If there js| Did you ever stop to think that the| Thirtieth anniversary of the state-| g 5? | po —_---__ JEWELRY Se anything in a hame John is the world’s|Casper Loan Office will save you| ed of North and South Dakota. NES BROKERA & PUBLIC —v | tor covers. only perfect man. {money on your new suit. 10-16-t¢ EXCHA Every true woman is happiest when she knows she is looking her best. The Phone 803, 248 Hast 10-14-tf The Smoke House fs having its dis- play sign newly painted and re-letter- Let us refer you to Oxo-Gas users in Sasper by having you call at 159 South Center. 10-31-5t The prettiest girl in New York in the last beauty contest was Alice Louise Secker. , She was a factory working girl nd received $10,000 for first prize. irst for your new fall’ 9-23-t6 Center Street Filling Station, agents for the Hood and Bruaswick tires. Ofls' and greases, high and low test gasg0- line. 10-31-6t The Richards & Cunningham store has received a new shipment of stoves now on ‘display in the hardware partment. de- You can always enjoy yourself at the Henning, free dancing every evening from ‘9 to 12. . 10-10-tf The “New Time” is old now, and the “Oil Time” is new. Acetylene Welding, prompt service. All work guarantecd.. Highway Garage, across from the Grand Central ho! 10-13-tf Last night scemed-to be a soap Hal- lowe’en by the way the store windows looked this. morning. Strange. figures | and ‘cartoons were drawn on neasly-ev- | his Center ery store or office window ot and Second streets, ‘ For Sale—Wool auto robes, also hood and radiator covers, at the East Side Garage. 11-3t It has been said that the reason a certain young man did not report to work this morning was, because he had been participating in the festivities of # Hallowe'en party and spent the night elsewhere. ae | Electrical fixtures and wiring. Me- Bveny Electrical Co., 141 West First. 10-8-tf The Cainpbell & Johnson clothing store hus received a large shipment of overcoats and mackinaws for the win- ter months and a number are attractive ly_ displayed. Bicycles, supplies. 149 Ww. The than the Dicyele | tires, repairs and Casper Sporting Goods Go Second. 10-31-61 7 shirt is worrying more men 5 beer.—Boston Herald. Gallery is open again at ater, key fitting, gun, lock ph repairing. 10-30-4£ Shogrens 156 South © and phonog Having the senate, we have one form enville (S, C.) Pied- Buy your bread where bread is best, at the Wigwam. 10-7-tf£ Once there was a town that had no street railway troubles. It had no street railway.—Detroit Journal. ) Wate Store, airing at Ayers . Center, “Capital and labor are one,” shouts an economist. Lut he fails to designat which one.—Savannah News. See T. J: Wyatt for fine watch re- h L. Cc. fees has departed for Long Mount, Kentucky, to visiP\elatives and home Sh Nelo aes to return after the holidays. If you are wanting the best in tailor- madéclothesy See B. A. Schilleman, at the Henning ‘Tpilor Shop. 1 tf Bring your battery and starting trouble to the Willard Service Station and have it adjusted. 10-16-t£ it in If it don't snow to-morrow, be the first time it has not weeks. will four Kerosene is the only fuel unive lly delivered to the door of the consumer in any, quantity desired. Use Ox s Heating appliances. 159 South Center. 10-31-9f Pp. Q. may be an old army ing, but P. D. Quinn of Chicago w 1 visitor in the city yesterday and says that altho his name has been abused for long time, he is willing to still re- tain it, Mr. Quinn will remain in the over Sunday before making his de- parture for Billings. Ly Beat the H. C. of £. Pop Corn. Where? Confectionary. ving by eating At the Natrona 159 South Center street. 22-tf White and colored shoes dyed black or brown, at the Natrona Shoe Shop.. The home of Wing Foot rubber heels. 10-174 A lot of Reds, who spend their time declaring war on organized society, al- ways seem to be pained and surprised when organized society takes up the challenge. New York Evening Sun. Maye’ you seen the Burlington addi- tion lots? They are on sale at terms. See Hurry Iree, the Lot Man. 929-0 “With a rum punch gripped in one hand and uw ciguret in the otl and a song on his lips"—that's the way a story about the Prince of Wales in Halifax be- pairing at 133 S. Center. 10-21-tf Seems a pity there isn’t some Chinese poet who can go and capture Shantung. =New Orleans Times-Picaune, 4 What? Hot drinks. at the Smoke House. Let's see Lyman 10-1748 Might docs not mfke right, but there are few rights established without might.—Greenville (8. C.) Pledmon George L. Nelson for real estate and insurance. Townsend building, Casper, Wyo. Vhone 950, ~ 0-29-tf The chief difference between a con servative and # radical ix that the con- sorvative has got his.—lountain Inn (8, ©) Tribune. Syve money by esting at the Poodle Dog Cale, $5 for $6.26. 10-24-tf Postul efficiency, suys Mr. Burleson, “borders on the miracylou: It bor: ders on the ineredibte at leust.—New York World. I »oxted on good things to ext—- Pe eg Ff the Wyutt Cafeteria, 10-20-18 Maybe these magazine publishers that are moving from New York to the mid- dle west are looking for a larger Eng \lish-reading public.—Doston Herald. \ You will always enjoy yourself and be pleused when you vat at the Ameri can Cafe _ 10-22-tr gins. No wonder he intends to limit his stay in the United States to ten days. Cleveland Plain Dealer. Best work in remodeling and alter: ing Wgdjes and gents garments. Tim a & Co., tailor shop. Over the jaime ue Front grocery. Phone 120W! 10-29-5t The Hallowe'en festivities ol under wey at an early date this year as sev- eral gates and doors were found hang- ing on telephone and telegraphs the first part of the week. Holmes hardware store has secured the execlusive sale in Casper of “Pat- chem." Watch Holmes’ windows. The tire patch is the best that is made and is equal to 4 vulcanized pateh. . 1-1-4 Tet Whit, the Kelly Kid, put Non Freoze-Solution in your radiytor ts keep it from freezing. Ol City Auto Supply, corner Second and Beech, 10-29-51 Willigm Seott of Memphis, ‘Tenn. ur- rived in the city last night. He says that “birds of u feather flock togeth- er” upon meeting an old friend “here, who had embarked with him from st. Nazare, France, to this country. “Both of us served in the United States army and we both ate (salmon) gold fish last Christmas und New Years, but. we are pot going tp eat It this year.” ( Second | A republic is a form of government in which the majority get at least tv Suesses as to which minority will rule them next.—New York Evening Sun. Let us refer you to Oxo Gas users in Casper by calling. at 159 South Center street. 10-27-7t Senator Williams says the British empire has “six voices but only ‘one vote.” Sort of a parallel to Hi John- son's status in the senate,—Little Rock Arkansas Gazette. Ship your cattle to pasture in west- ern Kapsas, the sun is shining there. lt costs $5 per head to May 1. Write G. H. Snodgrass, 245 W. Second, or phone 33. 10-31-2t Alice is an eight-year-old youngster from the southern part of the state and her uncle recently brot her to the cay {tal to see the monument, and other places of interest. The morning’ after his arrival he took her down to the office of a friend and introduced her around, “So you came to s remarked. one of the Indianapol mi “T suppose You will always be pleased whi eat at the American Cafe. you 10-11-tf Two good trucks for sale cheap, just overhauled. Apply at 437 West Second street or phone 1144J. 10-7-t£ Perhaps the relatives of the! mas- sacred Armenians may find some.com- fort in the report that an American [dentist has been in attendance on: the sultan of Turkey.—New York Morning Telegraph. City Laundry and Towel Supply. Call for and ‘deli Phone 641, 420 West Second street. 10-7-tf Hiram Johnson says that article X of the league covenant would place the world in a strait-jacket. Judging by what the world has been doing these past five years we'll say that a strait- jacket is highly advisable.—St. Paul Pioneer Press. For fresh eggs, quality groceries. South Side Grocery. Phone 1111. 10-7-14 Best pies and fancy steaks at Rudy's Cafe. Chicken dinuer every Sunday. 10-4-tf “L understand are strict our vegetarians. I should»say they ot They Jet their children cat animal hew neighbors wont’ ¢ cracke Meet me at the Union Vool Hall, 138 West Second str Under new man- ugement. C, D, Hennigh, Prop. 10-21-tf When you think of buying a house or lot think of John M. England *tom- pany. Phone 1129. 9-24-06 et. “Wilt thou have this man to be thy wedded husband?" asked the clergy man. With a modesty that lent additionafl charm to her rustic beauty she replied, “If you please.” Wor relisble wiring at honest prices see the Americun Klectric Co., 112 Wust Third street. Phone 1080. 10-1-f The California International — Live Stock Show will he opened today at Sun Francisce. Insure yourself aud your income. Phone 1184. Ask for Geo. Swartz, O-24-tf, A workmen's compensation law. be: comes effective in Missouri today, mak- ing the dist in the list of sompennation states. 1 Be Builders Reulty Co., real and réntals. Room No. 208 O. 8S. Building. Phone 1125J. 10-22-tf Numerous bishops and clergy of the’ Protestant Episcopal church are ex- pected-in St. Louis today for the cen: tennial celebration of Christ Church Cathedral of that city. For bargains in real estute seo F, Branch Realty Co. Above Iris theater, Phone 332W. 10-22-tf Get your boy or girl an ‘air-gun or pair of roller skates. Cusper Sporting Googs Co., 149 West Second. Phone 214. > 10-31-61 The cabinet circle “in Washington is to have a wedding today, the bride be ing Miss Mary Archer Glass, daughter of the scerctary of the treasury. and Mrs. Glass, and the bridegroom John Guerant, Boatwright. Special attention given to afternoon and evening toilets. A. complete line of Marincllo preparationy and hair goods. The Marinello Shop, 248 Kast Phone $04. 10-31-6¢ you're anxious to by want most to the monument? Alice looked at* him and then spoke truthfully, "Oh, I want to see both of them?” she told him, “but most of all I want to go to one of those stores where you can get.an ice cream sin wich for a nickel.”"—Indianapolis News. ALL METAL WEATHERSRIP yivester F. Pelton, general contrac 615 S. Lincoln. Phone n. Which do you he state house or tor. “30t* FOR SALE—One brown mare, branded T on lef; jaw and 8 on left hip; one buy horse, two years old, with white face; one old brown horse, one bay horse, one bay mare, one blue mare, branded J on left thigh; one blue roan, blind in right eye and one bay horse, blotched on right shoulder. All of the above mention- ed offered for sale for pound bill and advertising charges. See Chief of Police, F, K. Webb. 10-23-10t p.m. List your Oil Stocks with us \, & B. Lesperance, 2 Proprictors. For fine Wateh Repairing. Open-air session held daily at 8 1S S. Center St. See T. 3. WYATT ‘Townsend Bldg. Phones We ean fill your orders on a Fe: KEY MANUFACTURER * markably_ low. margin SS | Phone 1447. Office over Irix Theater KEY FITT! LOCK AND anh o PAIRS CHIROPRACTORS 0 SHOGR: SHOP DR se pee ee | 147 N. Center, DR. ANNA GRAH >) —————_________ Chiropractors. LAWYERS arated Lyric Theater Bldx., Center St. —— —__ Ss Office Phone 706. Res. 93. WILLIAM 0. WILSON kb Attorney it ‘axper, W oy Suites 14-15-16, ‘Townsend Block o— CHIROPRACTORS ——T OD ee sR ee eee ee ee Nyean . Remodeling INT” Center, Linden and Railroad Sts. “Service” Our Motto. RY OLEANERS © den St. Admiration. "Did you grasp the significance of that lecturer’s remarks?” Not altogether.” “Then why did you much?” “Well, I admire brains and I thought that man must be awful smart to un- derstand what he was talking about.” Most Likely. “There are various terms of endear- ment.” “Yes?” “I see where a man who'was haled to court, charged with nonsupport, called his wife ‘old horse.’ ” “Rather appropriate, T should say. She's probably the draft animal in that family.” applaud so The veritable mountains o8, relief Supplies turned out by the milligns of chapter werkers during the made.the American Red Cross Be the biggest “manufacturing concerns” in the ‘world, with great warehoyse space at scores of strategic points all around the globe, ‘ One of the biggest distribution cen- ters was at Salontkl, Greece, and in this picture Bulgarian prisoners ef War are seen there unloading a Red Cross cargo of 2,300 boxes from a Vrench transport, At the wight is sean one of the American Red Gross camions, Meets of which were used in rushing relief to points where the auf- fering was greatest. : . = g Res. 8075 | —o i Hoon \ ' — — % HAGENS, STANLEY & MURANE | Lawyers. 204-207 ON Exchange Widg. ~-9| | 7 Wyoming Phone 56 = SS ! i j =% 1 Canper, ae ses of th to and Disease oe ci hones: Hospital, 272 Ww uem tol m: 7 p.m “= BSA | Hours o 6 yp. 4 Offices Phone U0. Res. Phone 740 | - = Wyoml; 1 Phone 's 2 yom | 1 ad ne and aclivered; | =? ' strict attention given to alterations WwW 5 saa | We Clean and ievlock ats, | | VARBER & SPENCER rr 308-310 O. S. Bldg. Ph COAL e rs one 680 cmp LAUN. ne COAL & COKE CO. ’ eas Ti CASPER COAL & COKE CO. NEW HAND LAUNDRY oO. W. .Tigss, Mer. 440 orth rah ara - Elclusive dealers in Gebo coal and Greatest of care taken with sill petroleum coke. Delivered to any shirts or anything daiuty part of the city. | MRS. HILL, Prop. 452° N. Durbin st. } Phone 48 : j eS RE SET aR 4 | a a e PLUMBING AND HEATING | J. MH. BOLNER Fe wee ing one ae aah | Brick Building Contractor | a 4. DONOHUB 230 K. Huge Street | lumbing and heating, het water Phone 531J. 1] ] heating a Ity, “Jobbing of | {| wil. kinds promptly attended. to. eee = | | Shop—s26 8. Spruce. Phone 290W CONTRACTORS SS = % a may w. MER Fr. HR. WHITCOMB rm bing, ‘ . aeniiliod! \ cinds prompt — W. Birs: hone Jizw. FE WITH YOU oO: as.) ISINESS BLOCK | |®~ o leben 5 Office 306 0. hone 767M | . MORGAN'S CARE aeLWee OuBasgii4G, | (Successor to Main Cafe) : Under SS 8 | Geau; sten: } J. BH. PROVINSAL popular prices— | Brick Contractor, Fireplace King. | | | MARION MOF |.. Pressed brick # specialty. Let me | | 3 \figur ur brick work, ~All work : guuranteed. | NCH ROOM hone Sev, 0. Box \. in itt all | co = : 8} | | ! HOLMES BUIL 1 } Let me figure with you or your z ———9 | building plans 1 “<5 J. HOLMES | 'o Bu Howton ete, | ont 3. ° pen Day and Night | 810 KE. Bu Vhone 11713), | ee aa a Night | | ie CARPENTERS \onas ees Shite | I JS, HARDWICK © 0 -! Carpenter. | Rallroud St. Thone 11443, |} ° . saan te | ter Job Work of all Kinds } MARION | | Promptly Done. Estat || Casper, I LECTIONS Tan INE ance o Sn ROELE ate ROOMING HOUSES COLLECTIONS 7 rs ns gt and ; | Accounts, any nature, collected any HOME HOTUL | | Where; no collection no churge. West i THE WESTERN STATES COL- | 3 | ' LECTION AGENCY or { TN. Center Be Phone gsv-w || 9 , a . Center St. Phone y | lo: Sa ee | Casper, Wyo. i si STAGE LINES o~ Sth ey o DOCTORS jon 2 + WYK | °. way | Muh Mae Hrelght und. Pus- | | DR J. ©, KAMP | genge "4 to Salt Creek. | Physician ond Surgeon | Office, Liberty Gurage, Camper. | ortice! Suite 4. sinith Bldg. | | Welephone US3 or 977-W. —Phones— ije— — f eee | Office 1300 =1- 1 VETERINARY SURGEON I a Se fe a BN Lo TEs eee) 2, 1 ' | vhysiclan nnd ta¢ or: \ | Plies Hey, oa Y ie. \\ wrinaey, hone 18 3 joe 122 1. Secon - or 1 joym 2 Wood Block. a aes eu — > | OXNY-ACBTYLENE WELDING SHOP | DE. MYERS | BOLT SA AT | Physicion gud Surgeon s PRED Ww i , Hy actont H eiven to diva | IN THE STATE men aud cli ren. 4 spe jee = 4 te 200-201, 0. 8. Bldg. ®2 2 sae —— Dile party nity. AL WELDING WORKS, Casper, Wyoming. te and brs 6 of all mo of every description by the Yxy-ucetylene and Therimit oken automo! 3 Voner Mant Bldg, FL oR, ene rape rekon abi Yo LL.