Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 4, 1921, Page 4

Sr Re aN REAL eB FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1921 CASPER | 0.0. 10 BE DOUGLAS BESTS i Casper Lodge No. 22 of ‘thé ‘O41 Fellows will be the guests of Douglas Lodge No, 15 on March 12, when aw class of 25 candidates will be, mnitiat- ed into the Douglas lodge. _ The visiting team will be met at the station and a parade will he form- ed to march to the Temple where the. work will be put on. The Casper @rill team is constdered the best, in the state and the members will as- sist in putting on the degree work for the largest class of candidates put PAGE FOUR ; FINAL PROF ON Gi@NT TASK FACED BY HARDING (> gg See LANDS OPEN Tf] AND NEW CONGRESS, PEACE IS [7 (0 | cee HISABIED VETS PROBLEM OF PRESIDENT He has had great success ‘in. botn: By L. C. MARTIN, The way ofthe Latin American stu- United Press Staff Correspondent. dents-is being made easier and easier. He is taken care of, in many: cases, || from the time he lands here until he 1s ready ito return: And he returns a |) WASHINGTON, March 4.—The new president and his congress face greater and more numerous tasks than any administration in American history, in the: opinion of men of long service here in the house and senate. bposter for the United States. “This exchange of students is’one of A mere recital of the questions put up to Harding and the new activities of the Pan-Amert. can) Unionunder. tts new director, D. Leo. 8. Rowe. Dr. Rowe has two, main plans. One of these is to depart- mentalize the work of the Pan-Am: can Union, so that it may work* more effectively along’ spetial lines, such az education and sanitation. The: Legislation Fostered by Ameri- can Legion and Approved by President Relieves Re- sponsibilities In response to a telegram asking | the Sixty-seventh congress for solution is staggering senators information concerning the responstb- jlities of ex-service men who made en- tries on homesteads before the war and since their return have been phy- + sically -unable to continue the work of culi{vation and improvement. A4- jutant Fred W. Dralle of the local post of the American Legion has re- a department of sanitation. ‘This is N ceived the following message from and the making of peace, but Hard- to act as a.clearirig house for all new Norman Davis: Senator John B. Kendrick ing it was pointed out, has more than \| discoverte: d_résearches ‘along the “Fred W. Dralle, ‘Casper, Wyoming, “House resolution 13592 approved by president March 1 provides that an entryman enlisting prior to No- and members of the House who have been looking over the job declared today. ‘Washington had a huge task at the *‘{son and U.S. Grant had the after- maath of the Civil War to cope with, Woodrow Wilson had the world war all of. them put together. He has made plain to his party lead- ers in congress that he understands this, and has appealed for, even de- manded their co-operation. .jend of the Reyolution, Andrew John-| other: is to make the Pan-America; Bulletin a medium: to carry practic! information to- the Latin American countries as well as a -message of friendship. | | mated ify In ‘addition to fis plans, for a spec- tal Riper pent ‘deyored to” education Dr: Rowehas already well under way’ nes of sanitation and hygiene, so that ‘these may be made immediately available all over tho western hemi: sphere instead of ‘waiting upon the slow process of translation and trans- s MAY BE OUR NEXT AMBASSADOR TO ENGU“AND— Col, George Har- vey, noted New York editor, who will through at one time in Douglas. hour. Appointment of After the degree work thé out-of- town team will be honored’ by a social Ts Confirmed mex Ee AS | Here are a few of the questions Yember 11, 1918, ¢ y engaged byes . A. & mission through ordinary channels. Probably be appointed United States WASHINGTON, March 4—The Af Bee cere ye ae ites poeple Millet cones) Harding and Congress | wees LIKE A LOT OF HOMERS,” SAYS HUGGINS —'Not that Miller Pupno tauance, _ the | United | States | ambassador’ to. Great Britain by Presi-| ate today confirmed the nomination By ahent reo atic ety aah 3 FOREIGN RELATIONS |. Huggins manager of the Yanks, wanted to make any definite prohpecies boats Bye outa pa a lent Harding. of Norman H. Davis, retiring. under- Peace with ‘Germany. | concerning the 1921 performances of his great treasure. “Babe” Ruth, “Hug” Decision as to the manner in which| Was simply trying to find out whether Bambino's watioping arm had softeneed the United States will co-operate with| Up durine the winter, | the rest of the world (if at all) in:an} associatior: of nationals for preserva-| tion of world peace. i Arranyements for repayment of ™more than $10,000,000,000 loaned to make proof and receive patent with out further residence, improvement or cultivation. | This bill, which became a law by the indorsement of the president March 1, is one of the many pieces of Jegislation fostered and supported by the legislation division of the Amer- ican Legion, Ex-service men, particularly those from the west, who started to m s suse of their homestead r * he entry of the United States war, and who have coine homé secretary of state, to be the Ameri- , wi m Tetlep hog Coca ee Jong {duent terms have been exchanged, |¢an representative on the Internation- a and innumerable toasts have been |al Communications conference. Seni- Tee eee emuzed oan having value i !arunk to the future amity of the wes-|tor Lodge, republican leader, maid’ I the treatment of leprosy, but it has| (cums tO ine wag desirable to retain Mr. Davis # been difficult to find a derivative cf|‘*er" hemisphere. At the same time S ‘3 PAN-AMERICAN PROJECTS | fhe Ohl Biah she allan. oald dealt ara eee tee | at er asiains one a aE CS ANA PrP GRRE mag found. Dr. Rowe's new department |@!'Ways confirmed in the minds of the|inations of William B, Willlams) as- Great Britain, France, Italy, Russia, ; of sanitation will undertake to place |S°uthern peoples the impression of|sistant secretary of war, and Gérdau, Greece, and a dozen smaller nations.| By FREDERIC J. HASKIN ; Mexico to the Argentine. Throughout | the results of these experiements in |“!*imterested friendship which our} Woodbury, assistant secretary.of the The Russinn problem, including] WASHINGTON, D. C,, March 4.—If| countries there are United|the hands of Latin-American govern.|¥°Fds have conveyed. nay; th Japanese land ownership in California}a boy in Mexico or Chile or the Ar-|States universities clubs, made up of|ments, some of which face yery se.|_ N° doubt administrative blunders and. Japanese immigration. gentine or any other Latin-American | the alumni of American universities, | vere leprosy problems. Arrangerhents|®"@ imevitable in a country which,| Mexico; our relations with the Obre-| country wants to come to the Unite1/80me of whom are natives of the Unit-| have also been made for seme of these |°"27ses. its management of affairs the ‘service so disabled that they gon government. States for this education, the Pan-Am-|€@ States and some of the countries | governments to receive small quant.|CVery little while, but it is hard to ¢ es physically capable of carrying cut | the long pending treatyjerican Union here will make all a: paces the club fe eae ‘ ities of the improved oil. pet intend uses prone On : ‘ erence. to| SAN ° to settle the Panama canal dispute.|rangements for him, It can very likel Needless to say, these clubs are 0} |, Practical constructive Pianeta Beta ee ttiva. grepeibed eee ine Noten tte Haiti and Santo Domingo: decision|obtain him a scholarship, it will oy entern of Pan-American friendship. IAN woRDs tee a Lecieesiae Bod education: does, ; . an va- | S HE "N. PERFECT MAN 2 i . ayo a | S'tion, are the beneficiaries of this |_Although Frank Glass Valentine of | °"20lcy to be pursued towards them.| work for him after his graduation There are today about 5,000 students to soothe outraged feelings and : " 2 x That practical assistance in solving |restore shaken confla Hot | oe Securing of larger rights and privi-}so that he may get practical experi-|from Latin America in schools and es ape confidence, E ‘ fi Tt means that: hundreds; of) home, | Jersey Clty ss\unkcnown’ to ofleiatlex:| 12005 and Taciliticn tor canto comrant’ [anes a doe ce ducation, and |Colleges in the United States. Natur. [thelr prob'ems 1s what many of the| Dr. Rowe proposes to make tho Pan-|f Continuous 1 P, M. to 11 P, M. aera chia ra no longer face the|Derts as America’s most perfect! cation. jin general it will act as his friend ana |ally the number of Americans who, go tin-American peoples most appre-| American Bulletin, in at least half its SSS Adonis, there is at least one specialist DOMESTIC AFFAIRS adviser. ¥ " to South America ‘to study {s. much ciate seems to be the basic conviction |issues, the medium of Practical in- who is certain he has no equal, his| ‘Tax revision of Dr. Rowe's administration. This is! formation. Whil b | Likewise if a boy in the Unite1/ Smaller, but the Union emphasizes fe le numbers will be de-} Preiss 8 mp rAay ‘a Latin-Amer-|the value of that side of the movo- |&" idea which seems also to be ente--| voted to such subjects as care of chil.! | Buell of Clinton, Conn. Mrs. Valentine| Soldier bonus Jean country for his education in or-|Ment, teo. There are great opportun- | ttined by many students of our rela-|dren, dairy farming, home sanitation, | was awarded in 1918 the Smithsonian! Ttcorganization of the government|der to learn the language and the |ities in South America, and the young | Hons w pam benes teed Se te Jel cabs fyery; Beat wore (pt Institute verdict as the most perfect |on an economy and efficiency basis. |laws of that country, the, Pan-Amori-|™an who has studied there isin a] Deen our n battleshipe to qoomatic| American ~ government departments | \ American woman, Reconciliation of insurgent elements |can Union will give him-assistance in| 90d position to take advantage of | Missions on eps to the south-|and other institutions in this coun-| volving a conflict between advocates} In fact, the Value of the plan has| Brazil. lieved in his place at’ center by |™ent from the district attorney's of. within the republican party. finding what he jwants. In a word,|them. For example, a graduate’ of an |¢r? republics. These have always been |try will be translated into Spanish A broken ankle bone received in of strict governmental regulation and| long: since been demonstrated. The | MOVEMENT STARTED Eastman because the captain is fice that a continuance was granted Fixing of policies with respect’ to|the Union is going to facilitate in ev.| American law school went to Rio ve|Feceived with the greatest courtesy:/and Portuguese and thus made im-| eliminate those who want entire freedom from|best friends the United States has :n|IN MEXICO quarantined at his home on account |©n account of incompleted evidence ‘possibility of losing their homesteads} through their disabilities incurred in the service. KOCHER ELIMINATED BY BROKEN ANKLE FROM BIg D j bride of a few days, who was Betsy The tariff. slation. TODAY “The Shot That Saved His Daugh- ter’s Happiness!” Famous Players - Lasky Corporation Presents Heliotrope A Cosmopolitan Production RAM ARIST WORLAND Will Rheumatism Again Bind You Hand and Foot? practice Thursday will William Kocher from night’s game between the Casper and Worland high schools, this be- the size of the army and navy, par-lery possible way tbe exchange of stu.|Janelro to study law. He became Con- eg Mas pk the ete pro-/mediately available all over South | ticularly as to the trend of naval con-|dents among the American republics, |SU! General for the United States; but ceteited Caribbean worl struction, because it believes that in this way |!4ter. gave up. that, work, to open a Establishment. of a policy towards|more than any other’ a real Pan-Am-|!w office. He now has a large, bus!- Saturday é it. Latir-America are the numerous ni-| The influx of students “from. the eels Bip pd Sa, og ohn P.| Revision and repeal of espionage|tive graduates of Cornell, Yale, the|South to ovr universities has-been Frank ‘Rosenberry, Bueknony suns |laws curtailing the freedom of speech | University: of Pennsylvania and other |greatly stimufated by the American ing the second misfortune to over- ‘October haa eknum ranch-| and the press, Involving # controversy | Ameri¢an colleges, who ate scatter.|Chamber of Commerce. of . Mexico business, demanded to help stabilize! erican spirit of friendly understandin.; |ness and employes several: assistants and revive American industry, and in-|is built up. jand 1s a legal writer’of some note in take the Casper players. Alsman, |¢% last October, had been dismissed] over the need for cortain safeguards from, City, which has a representative Mr it, will be remembered, will be re- |PFoved erroneous with an announce-| gyainst, bolsheviee. ———$———— you had Rheumatism last year | blood, that you and treated only the pains of the|edy that haar proven so thoroughly disease by rubbing with liniments| satisfactory in these cases, S55, * oe are you free be oe cone bie Anes old blood remedy cleanses ‘ou wil in the shack-/ the bl i leg of this relentless foe. You may moves_all faisaeer Peomathey aor should try a rem- | The railroads; settlement of claims, adoption of a polic : s The merchant marine; adoption of ty t some slight tempo, Telie?, ferms that may > of smallpox in the family. Tatars eee ould, be Brot to\‘trial |, Toney, including! decialori on Banksia Yi Wi From: thet pets lagere Ete into the blood. Begin taking RiGee sate #2 = ie f 7 5 deter, probaly at the next term of! canal tolls for American ships, Do ou ear Pains of the disease by|S.S.S. today, and if-you will write a From. the Stirring Story While the con-| “here are | 1 it |tiguane’ - ts ‘sorisidered’ untiual in| srgots, in, the sain, 'ot, theme taAjoe |wlew of the fact that tive months}ones but all complicated and perplex- the use of these local remedies, but conser history of your case, our Rheumatism is too real and relent-| medical director will give gag oor by Richard | Washburn’ 5 7 9 less a'disease to be: rubbed awa: i i Child, Directed % ase os - | pert advice, without charge. Ad- x ts be have elapsed since /the shooting oo - This Button: hans many ate ot Eheuma ism gress hiet_ Medica! Advise, 157 George D. Baker. ‘Heliotrope, H ar ry" they called: him — the eum crook” in Cell & me great thing in his life—a holy love for a daughter who did not know he existed. And he meant she should never know! ...~ So, when a blackmail-. It is the emblem of the American Legion : i ing. Harding will find himself, too, curred, thi ly fled. charge stands as original-| Ccording to prediction, between the BH BST millstones of opinion vi his advisers, L . some of whom want the forelgn ques. John King, tried yesterday in ow SHERIFF IS UNABLE 10 Justice of the Peace Court on : tion solved first, while others demand instant attention to democratic issues, charge of threatening John Jackson ‘with bodily harm was discharged by to the exclusion of all else. Justice Tubbs, Jackson being unabie ~ —_——_——- LOCATE Fi Max Heller, proprietor of the Hib Clothing store has left for the east to prove his assertions, on an extended buying trip for the Jackson charged that King pulled beara \ {company. He will spend some time @ knife on him and made him turn}, telephone call was received late|in Chicago, New York and several over $7; that he had in his possession |/88t night at the Sheriff's office ana|other market centers before return- The charge coutd not be proved ond|the Sheriff informed that a dead mun {ing here. The American Legion Represents— { Patriotism; loyalty to country and *com- rades; devotion to the ideals and principles on which/the Republic is founded. Active service in the late war, in army, navy or marine corps is the 4 4 ¥3 was laying in the road ne: 2 RT ey PSS tandard of eligibility. If i i eck tree, nea stan of el Prmsimrcpt free) Losi si brewery. A quick trip was made’ta Subscribe for The Tribune youtane eligible ee in he wife plotted to wr; [the scene of the supposed murdce yer ht ae OLEETGR is child’s romance, he” jor suicide but nothing . could be oucl heresy, ba got out! 1 found. member TODAY and join It later developed, that the man fe before the sheriff arrived. 4 > ae Fought his big fght— and won — and died for™ his love like a gentleman}; And his little girl never his post or’find out how to form one of your own Every Legion member wears this button S13 | The first tourists of tho season | qa,” = ines baa Mia knew! And apent past of the day in the eli | waahd_ Chicago. aR A STORY AS BIG AS They were touring overland to the : = HUMANITY’S HEART” east from their nome inthe cant el 000004 and intended to tour in Wyoming he > " 5 Also ) ESL RS aes TODAY AND SATURDAY | a eat Gous say that they had been lucky in mee a ra way. The party: was extremely Iote= WILLIAM CHRISTY CABANNES ERA BLE sted in the oil fields of Wyomir pe: and the refineries here : | Powerful Human Document dae Ira Mandigo spent a few hours in Admission 10 and 35c¢ ~ Casper yesterday between trains Money Back if Not Satisfied route from Sioux City, Ia., to Land-| er, Wyoming. | | YOUR FRECKLES Need Attention in March or Face May Stay Covered. “THE STEALERS” To Automobile - Now is the time to-take special care Willi Owners f the complexion if you wish to look 4 tlitam O, well the rest of the year. The March | Why Honest Men Become Thieves and For We have been in busi-» winds have a strong tendency to bring < resents. i tal Bak fvekioe tant may ec a eee Why Thieves Turn Honest SH February 1. Out custo unless removed. 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