Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 21, 1920, Page 8

ACE EIGHT Che Casper Daily Sribune, “ved every evening excep. Sund: at ino “SStrona counts. Ween Pablte ‘on offices OM xebatige ‘pulang hss TELEPHONE. . 5 up- bi { perform influence wis #1 t a Casper (Wyoming) Postot- \ gh. i cs 3 . ‘tor’ it an ety eae tek matter. Nay $3, 1836 aoe toward mintaining ; \ . Wha sig and willingly. They. : i men those high moral jdealy aga of saying a erat ASSOCIATED PR: : k 3 tl 1} a . i bi Ps frien 3 . FROM THE UNITED | Tes ! | n\ d ‘ { 3 . vihbig . I may, 2 aie ° HANW ¥ it ] i ; H ; you often int uri ATLY “Aavertinia = ey @ttor | RIFFITH ".lApwoclute Eats ——————_—— rere Advertising Rep; tated Davia J Randall, pa ‘Kre., New Prudaen Kings & BFudaen, 1720-23 Stegen Bidg., Chicago, HL Coptes of the Daily ‘Tribune are on Mle in the New York and Chicago of- fices and visitors are weleome. SUBSCRIPTION TES By ‘Garrier 4 £ mothers, wives and fouths | sisters, should be exceedingly proud t9) Months know these things. gue Ponthy. They returned, and organized ash Hise nS American Legion! They: have come back Gne Year .. to. you better prepared for the duty of citizenship, and eager and willing to, assume those duties. This organization cried {han three months. X. stands for all that is fine e the na- subscriptions must be paid in ad- * > 2 he Dalia abe bald in ads ; fee Tho creed starts off by declar- less P vance and Ti insure delivery afti Bh iad SN y IN ee ing that its members are for God and Somes ome modu ie arteese EOD Be | (haf y eben Bie Un fot ta" ame q ere Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations y " ism. They are staunch suppo! (A. B.C.) the principles of the constitution, and / : \ ‘érganization is to become—I feel Member of the Associated Pre: \ M a force ii The Associated Press is exclusively van: sodtiagnt great steadying force in entitled to the use for republication ot f Aus : \ \\W7 }the future of’ our country. all news credited in thi: f Pt \ 3 They are not in sympathy with any of the local news published herein (* “f the dangerous tendencies of the times. ‘There are none among them who wave the red flag of revolution—there are} none-who are in sympathy with anar- chistic or bolsheyistic tendencies, avi Do not gt * no} ive your subscription for The ‘Casper'l Daily Tribune or uny mon- ey to any solicitor who promises to sive you a premium or a chance in any sort of contest, or pay any mone: T am just as sure that these men will strangers, Unless they ‘Gan show: an tien? , stand out against those tendencias’ is ter from’ The Cas: i i z signed by the Circulation ‘Manan une: “4 1 was sure, when they were ordcred thorizing them to solicit ° \ hi into battle, that they would carry our and collect money for samen pone \ \ J ae: = me dn (fam ie etpoban sport ot oars Be : | : Ea orice to Meek dtp eituation Takin Casper Business and Professional PROPAGANDA DE LUXE . t \\\WY ‘ tw vA wD : x i , ; " will require that all patriotic peop! e Neyer in the history of the country Wonks re continue to exercise ¢hat patriotism} papel ectory KRKKKKK Wns vO much money. wasted by. the hun: = : during peace with the. same energy RE REEE baiat weak d ‘same enthusiasm with which reds of departménts aud burcaus at they ‘execciead it durmg war. In fact | AEX HRKER RRR H eer eaeseeaastees cama Washington ess a senseles: \ ~ otism is not a thing that you can NT. ington on useless and | senseless ; 4 S : et ol AM peed srrgehatiieny ACCOUNTANTS ° Propaganda in the form of printed and Ss i It is womethine that is with us con- 1 1:| The CASES mulligraphed matter. In order to get ‘i t ° ‘ atantly. ‘is the mainspring of «ur! won a Gitnan Ana Es women, should keep the idea constenUy rm. forities ‘ on tee t ‘axes. jotary pales 5 sey as prone dae con: THE GUARANTEE REGISTRY or anti-American @isruption of aby sort that ~e, find in America, today: Rooms eae haere Bldg. jin_this ‘nation. I cm tend, congratulations: hone 00, American Legion News Notes [area ames, SE seu wo fe me ee Dee cos ee ‘ : tionality, and citizenship, men sind to the bottom of his desk nowadays the ' \ nat iy, citizen: sugeke texan agen editor has to wade thrv a mass of documents and t}pewritten sheets usual- ly about two feet deep. “Most of these pertain to some sort of work being pra done by the directors of hundreds of) naturally are the gee Sf pach santos dene neraor thelr sume Public Accountant pless' 1 in Washi F q every erican Legion post in exist- INCOME. TAX AUTHORITY useless bureaus in Washington, and it } Edited for the Benefit of Ex-Service Men; Particularly Members of fence. Public Stenography—Notary Public is necessary to read a particular moon} Les Th Anti-American agitation need not ex-} , Room 3, Wood Bldg, | Phone 596 Matt ‘ the American Legion Which e pect to tind the slightest tolerance of : na A pcHITECTS ment all the way thru, only to discoyer Tribune as Its Official Newspaper in Vi yoming itself on part of the American‘ Legion. ri that it is a piece of political propaganda, boosting somebody for something or Recently the Weekly published the! scribers during the months of Novem- j That organization's straight-from-the- UBOIs C2 Meese LL shoulder declarations against anti-Amer- a ‘Are! RP? saad ican radicalism of any sort voice the J Rooms 24-25 Towns Block other. fact that Frank I. Donnelly Post No.| ber and December, even tho subserip- organization's determination ever to be x Casper, Wyo. o—: Gitaican wa i x 3 - 9, of Plainfield, 'N. J., has four members} tions were ‘not payable “until Jaiuary the powerful bulwark it is in aiding in} ff we ————— ee bres OTR The enormity of this official Propa-lo¢ one family on its rolls. “This has |1920 for the year 1920. the protection of the republic, its go On Face Anta has Leas and Head. GARBUTE & WniDNER Moose mech Whee a Ganda mania may be seen, when it is|created much excited somrpant on tor It is estimated that it will require |ernment and all: American principles — Tied 4 Bi a Le? 5 ou are ‘3 > part Pos: ic! ve they eo Known that under the present, admin: of other posts which believe aproximately $150,000.00. additional ‘to.| Butte (Mont) Bl in Blankets 7: Months, Phone 1102 can beat the Frank I. Donnelly ete carry national headquarters and the istration more than five million dol- Woodhaven Post No, 118, Long Island, ‘anierican’ Legion Weekly until “such E ‘When baby wa: two months old f TO. REPAIR ee Be amity an ease When General Pershing was in Chis. AUTO. lars a year iy required to foot the paper |#s four members of one family and] time as the magazine can increase itt he bral WORKS t four others sets of Uhree members from | circulation and thé volunio of its ad-, © addressed, as he has: in 3 RGED BATTERY We clean and re-block all bill alone for these Wepartments. The gach taxpily. Avwel'R: Lincoln Post No. | Vertlalni, “wutticlently 40: beotine welb of te dies of ‘Country, hea py ate ee noma {| | sets, fe Felt, 2, Of St. Louis, also ery four members | supporting, and ultimately {t is hoped rece! legs, and even over her Drive into the ae gam sum heretosaks ‘ees Nh “he p Megas a Sa deeper Pay otf this Inaghted-|wervieg mes. Tn the state canitot ot bead. hod’ ber tied fa AUTO ELECTRIC COMPANY, le little more than $400,000, Bernura~A., and Joseph ¥. Dodeck. But | ness, - Ing he told of thé great work 111 Ky: Pigst Ht. “Phone 068-3 | if all other items of expense bave Robert, A.>Crandall Post’ No. 129, of}-A request “hus been sent to all de- -heing done by . the American. Legion ‘ Bedford, Ni beats them all’ with }partments inquiring whether it would }@¢nd what its mission was and he hoped BAGGAGE AND ‘TRANSFER ~ increased in Propertion to the publiclts’|iive prothera ehfolled. ‘They aro Peter, | be possible for them to arrange to:make rout be. Bart of tbe siddveusiak Bon FRAC AOE outlay, there is little wonder. that ajJr., pelius, Fred, Paul A., and Carl| six months’ or ee year's loan to ba Aa ee 3 Cheven lows: Baguage & Transfer head ‘om I came to speak eurnestly to the {this “aiedatene Bee ubd it Cig what American. Legion. It. is néedless for) f'n siete (amount! | Departinénts have been ‘ve-}Me to point ou the great ‘work that bere Che ; quested to give an al. of the| Was done by our people here in Wyo- venell, 1o1gNormacdieae +» Spokane, jbeen given to the Burlington .Post No. | Quest Of subsctibers) whick=they are|™ing at home. The splendid organi-| | Wash., Aug. - 1918, aeAbie 53. Bureistop, lowes by -the “(riday |i deme ia ita, tian Legion Weekly | 24tion of their industries, their factories | Seaeres [Morning Drama Class, ‘The fund Has ae a Feb. | and agricultural industeice: it ie need-| Phones ie a | IS 8 AE LATIONS OF jbeen put in the savingy bank as a nest | aie combenea ts the i tii dace lees for ine to poitit out ho work Uae ; | Movi F abeoinity. fee } on| Was done by the Women in wae the a = ~ in order that a rough ap; fe B Ss * B because you all know that.” Wo Bf may be made of the probahle war, YANK AND | cr At a. meeting lust month of York,'tion of the American Legion Weekly | Fe just learning, however, the enormi- (Pa.) Post No..127, 862 new applications | by the end of February. | ty of the work that-was done in Amer- MOVING A SPECIALTY oot Sun Lam tax on almost everything is necessary - Nge, nowadays. One hundred. agd sixty-six dollars has Sell The Wyoming's Own - ‘{Lite, Keop Your Money at {Bitten 247 N- Contes” Se | CARNES BROKERAGE 4 PUBLIC ew. cme xO ian. * | |for membership were handed in, bring-| A national finance committee has} {ca, and America is Just beginning to ris \ Lenperanee, tatives in! learn what was done over there: Ameri- can boys entered the war as a rule” COBLENZ, (By Mail Muil.)}—Business re ing the total membership up to 1,429. / been appojhited “with rept List your one ‘st ks ries us; ei e e 2 : le; nsieapo- we can fill your ordera on re- MICHAEL Ww, P Peer t0' &. linniedy exten giaeem seo pa gst cohen one agian Hie oa CREE | without any training, and quickly did rom cid og to for to ie wl { Phowe tray Oren eae: Iris ‘Theater eA epee reopened Uspreen sage Be meas A 19 phe ‘ ," they becoy equal to the best troops | pene eered z pant ate Ot echatige | ding man ban espite the non ratifica- | Te in France. It wi hard to work, trouble. sf tiun of tue peace treaty by the Wnited One of the posts that is after a club la New York, and representatives from iy be CHIROPRACTORS States. It was anounced recently that house with good promise of success is | other: cllies will be added us soon as every bank in Coblenz, excepti. 4g the} Northumberland Post No. 44,,Northum- | available. These members of tig’ nas Raichsbank, could accept any kind Of perland, Pa. Ten thousand dollars has | tional fingnee. committee have been ask- American checks, postal mone or: | pen pledged toward the project, and | ed to sec whether it is possible to raise 1 DR. J. H. JEFFRS DR. ANNA GRAHAM ARES Lyric ‘Theater Bide. Gen: ter, Bt lc ‘Theater 4 g| 4 Uttice Phone e108. ‘Has 3, took strenuous days and skin with ¢ levm, piisn this, Fortunat ad exgulan ly townie fare Seen ea ders, personal checks on: American| air us much again ig in sight.” The|a certain amount in their cities as a) ° bahks, the German. banks cashing them|janu for the building will probably be Ioan to national’ headquarters, ron Ghali a fe ER OE 7 NICHOLAS a without charge. letven byluee city: FRANKLIN D'OLIBR, | Bi; Bbwa Man. } | ” — oy ee . National Commander, | ! Bt pironeas bs rs ant - ! 8009-10-11 on if nite & hewn nen cs. ‘ : The military strength of the United ' | Office 423 Phones: Rex. 1235] Ghoaen ee Jazz Music Ts Held States, aenording to the dratt records, Is| IERICAN. LEGION ACTION i a ! Gronge w. EERGUAOR ; | tropa. the| deft, indkente,tiafstho: heallts | Ob Mqintbe dea pawectir whores Rooms 22,35, ‘Townsend Bldg. to Be No Nuisance | om, she arate inaieute that the heaith-| One Jol the must power sanyention| pa ct i section from the gulf to the Great|9f the American Legion at by Superior Judge Lakes, sinc this region showed fewest |Wa8 Its’ adoption of resolutions decler: DR. M. ,-HARNED 1 eee | in a man’s be is that moment when he ap- | aL *SLUMBING AND ‘ CONTRACTORS * disqualifications for physical disability. |!"¥ Most vigorously against. any ane ch i and pie jall attempts to preach sedition, unare’ proa es receiving ler’: $ 1T ME FIGURE. WITH YoU 0: | Plumbing PO at RuORE LOS ANGELES, Cal, (By Baild—| Ay cirong officers reserve corps, to be | Te | YOUR Hom Ow BunNRS ak 1) ease specialty. ; Jags music is not a nuisance, wccord-| ia) tor tmmedine uctive wervice, iy : makes the initial deposit that opens an account. ageneral Contractor hop ase He ioe (0's decision ‘by JUnRe Lewig ER: |, 05 ult Gplby. te. war’ departinent. Office 2060, 8. Phone 767M i le Heng aad Los Angeles county, 84+! s snoutineniy to it wre Tinted to dis | Bide, t . charged officers, to ‘men of demonttrat- ie Saad co aotal cuts bl bed 8 ed fitness and gullantry in uction, and | TOhapraines its “jazz” musle jarr to @ small nuinber qualitied for special don their nerves.” duties. In timé of actual or threatened j Judge Works waid: hostilities: the president may order the “Once jazz music might have been |Fesarve to active duty; in time of peace i cqystrued as a nutsance. It is no}the offivers can be called on for tifteer: er BO construed. If the music dis-|days in a year, or, with their consent the residents of the neighbor-|for one month. , | am sorry, but this court can- P.O. Box 1145 * es . | ‘ w, This one simple act has been known to swerve i nating! hea ron oe acd the whole course of a career into ome per- manent progress. Would you ‘hold back from aking a ee The weakest on in, most batteries 15 PES isa deat Isolators_an ingenious de-' vice locks the plates apart the lief."” In his expressions on the activity of ‘4 Make wuncus Wai the amb General. Perahing does int and prevents short circuits which means.so much? = . Rees Kanto pan Sates Si, JEYNE RETUENS FROM TRIP |hilnco matters te an adlreeat Kan Call and let us explai im Bryne has returned from an. ex | yas City to the members of the Ameri. led | visit in’ southern Ilinols. On|cay, Legion he said: return trip he stopped at Pueblo,| «what does ttriean? Where he is wintering 12,000 ewe lambs.) +11 ineahy that ignorant ‘aflens shot : ‘The sheep are in fine condition and We} aipesay have overthrown their’ guvova- ship them to Casper in the spring. jyent now “eck to foverthrow ours, 2t), pore. ‘fully say this. Battery |Z ; k 3 | MARION P, Real mate ‘und ts ’ > Brine attended the Wool Grower’ lis in to the American Le 8 meet “ager sApelcd Chey cane (on his | WiY ‘the situation acuvely, uok puaively, 1¢/ = © and was an ardent worker ‘ f Uae Lane: ok. ar Bihes te uae the convention for Cusper next to agt Une lad new, 1b ip to practise ina Souter rs Pi ike Phe See } - 7 J , abt Anoka skits to : ; ini rion ne stg ha t is considered @ sacriligious aut to LEGION. WEEKLY IN DEBT * \ S SF | = sey? Dital,.24% or 2 a piece of printed paper in| The national executive. committees. at ij F pes ces pe tot Receptacles for waste paper|thel® first meeting in Minneapolis de- to 6 p. m. Pi ah Ne end the Weekly ty ull sub: ‘ 1 - ee ei Kale hd placed at every street corner. 11) cided to Kend 4 ¥ rs t™méritorious act to gether ‘the «2-| A wR ngatela Oo, KEIT p. | Giavecters ‘endmave them’ from Bpecial ettant ioe at i ae i OCA SLES OF Ci CHILI IN TOWN 3] | rate, Move oe eae os cat the CHILE KING LUNCH ih To wind the great clock in the tower} Bo “Bibo! Brite: oT » REMINGTON TP EW WwW. L. bien ie Repres MenithsTarmer., Drug: Utorp, of the British House of Commony. it| Phone /176 | us erly took two men workin three nga week. An electric motor Po palpe ceo Dict iat db wad