Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 22, 1921, Page 6

40,000 WORLD WAR VETS IDLE, SURVEY SHOWa Improvement Shown by Ameri- can Legion Weekly in Employ- ment Situation Affecting Service Men (By United Press) NEW YORK, March 22.—From a “peak” of more than half a million jobless ex-service men in the United States shortly after the first of the year, the unemployment situation af- fects veterans of the world war appears to have taken a turn for the better, accor to a survey of the national situation made for the Am- erican Legion by the organization's official publication, the American Le gion Weekly. Based on “the best information obtainable” the _ number of unemployed veterans on March 1 was placed at 400,000 with “promise” of further improvement.”” A chain of employment agencies op- erated by the Legion in every state has done much to relieve the situation in various ways, according to Legicn officials. s encouraged. a mevement from cities to the farms, and has insisted that workers who left their jobs to go to war should en- joy seniority rights on par with those of military age who at home. Ex-service men have served more in proportion to their numbers than other workers, according to tho Le- gion’s survey, because of the opera- tion of seniority rules and efficiency standards. Nearly a yes: is requirea for the returned veteran to get back to his old stride in industry, accord- ing to the testimony of large em- ployers of labor. Another thing that has handicapped the ex-soldier is his | restlessness and nomadic tendencies, both products of the strain and cir cumstgnces of war service. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER GRADUATE AT SAME TIME—Mrs. Mary Keane and her daughter, Helen, aged 16, stood side by side and received their diplomas at the Lane High school in Chicago recently, both having completed the home economies course with honors. SANDBAR (QUEEN Us ON FR, AL BANS TOT —The use of oil to “hurry up” the | girl's clothing caught fire from the | blazing ofl and before help could reach her sho had inhaled fumes in Also Sets Fire to Bedding i in Cell), ronch her » being badly burned ex- on Being Remanded to Jail ternally. fe Disp: f | (etaea Sieh aes or ue’ ° | DR. O'DONNELL TO TALK The Sandbar queen, a character ON SEX EDUCATION Re-opening of factories and mills in the textile regions of New England and in the mining and industrial cen- fers of Pennsylvania leads observers in those parts to believe the worst js ‘past, according to the Legion's survey. The automobile centers of Detroit, Cleveland and Indianapolis report a slight improvement of con- ditions. In Chicago conditions are stationary, it is said. Throughout the agricultural middle west a general movement from the cities and towns to the farms is re-/ 7% Mo’ Sith which she was de. ported. The average ex-soldier had lit-| tle taste for agriculture when he came back from the war. He chose to work in the siaall factories or stores in the neighboring county seat, where, dur- ing 1919, jobs were plenty and wages high. When those jobs began to go there was at first an exodus toward the larger cities. The Legion strove to discourage this. That movement has about spent itself and farmers throughout the west now report little difficulty in getting help. The South reports improvement. The Pacific Coast, a land — where there are the three great seasonable occupations of fishing, lumbering and fruitraising, has been able to decrease the number of jobless veterans by half in two months, according to ad- vices from there. Spring Weather ‘Aids Health Of Former Empress DOGRN, Holland ,March 22.—{By ‘The Associated Press.)—The mild spring weather apparently is having a favorable influence on Former Empress Augusta Victoria of Ger- | many, who has tong been seriously {ll of heart trouble. She constantly { is conscious snd is feeling stronger, but her condition still is’ serious, physicians eay. Former Emperor Willlam spends his tine wood-sewing, digging in the park and shoveling gravel on the garden paths. (Sec ke SUPPLY OFFICES TO MOVE ‘With preparations made for re- moval of the Oj] Well Supply com- pany offices and storeroom from the Henning hotel to the new building at the rear of the Wyatt hotel, no an- nouncement has been made as to what firm will occupy the location. W. F. Henning, owner of the Center street room, is out of the city. Mall Us Your KODAK FINISHING « Quick Service THE PICTURE SHOP Box 1076 Casper, Wyo, ONWARD The mighty time and tide of Human Events decrees Chiropractic King of all Healing Sys- tems. Health restored by Nature’s own way. Drs. B. G. & E. E. HAHN Chiropractors Townsend Bldg. Phone 423 N. & A. Coal Co. Phone 1400 known in police circles over the state, Dr. J. F. O'Donnell, state public gave vent to a fractious nature by| health officer, has been summoned to ‘unching a policeman in the nose|@4dress an- educational conference at beers RRUAAlteeneyine against her in| Cheyenne Wednesday afternoon. “The | police cotirt.. yeaterday:./aiftersioon: feed of Sex Education in Our Public Schools” is the |Judge Perry A. Morris adjudged her| ascienep SDE Tae in contempt of court and she was re- ‘Donnell, as an oMcer of the manded to jail without further hear- health service, county, state ing. and national, has made a stud ational, has y of ‘This was the climax of a case when QueiS ane ound by the Offer inna {such problems and is considered an authority in this state. Jolly “mood and possessing «an auto-|" 7, attendance at the meeting which Dr. O'Donnel! will address will be rep- resentatives of the faculty of the Uni versity of Wyoming, educators from other colleges and nurhbers of county superintendents and city superinten- Then came the scene in court ana|“°"'* from vs Sn ey her ordered incarceration. Bent on “SLOUCH” MUST GO vengeanée, her next effort was to set] WELLESLEY, Mass., March 21 fire to the bedding in her.cell. A fire|“Deputante slouches,” and letter call was turned in and without permit-|qgures are doomed with the arrival ting her to leave the cell the oMcers} of the new spring styles, is the view quenched the blaze and Queenie tem-| expressed by the department of hy- porarily via a heavy stream from the|giene at Wellesley college. fire hose, At a late hour she had re-| Today, looser garments, introduced covered her composure sufficient to] on the wave of popularity for. sport maintain am attitude of intense abuse | clothes, will allow the girls a chance to and vilification of the police and| stand up straight, letting the shoulders other law enforcement agencies. carry the bulk of the weight,” ‘says oo ‘i oe = The hedgehog. on going to sleep for be spelde tle od pinamensen, /dsuvepctr the ‘winter, first rolls about in leaty| “wider participation in outdoor ex- ppoeiaicr hha oy ee rebate ct ercise is proving beneficial to young blanket. ‘Then he finds a snug re-| “ace carriages,” she-belleves. treat in the roots of an old tree, curls up and snoozes until spring. ———>__—_ DR. REICHENBACH Announces his removal to suite 315-239-330 Midwest Refinery Co. ld. sirous of showing her ability. Her efforts Were put at naught due to an overdose of hootch. She fought the arresting officer but finally landed’ at the station NOTICE On April 1 our carload Bigs Tea SSE Lane oe bet Ne trees will ne y nee e shipped to Casper. artmentsy Phone 1735 isa2t|| Orders for this delivery must be in my hands by March 25. S. H. Puntenny Phone 760-J EXPERT LAWN BUILDING P. A. Racine Phone 257 The Nicolaysen Lumber Co. Everything in Building Material BIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS Phone 62. Office and Yard: First and Center ANYTHING WORTH WHILE RE- QUIRES AN EFFORT. Your widow and children will collect only those policies you had in force at death. ‘Capitol Life’ McGrew Phone 153 Soe eeeeccoesecessccseccecescscosceeccesseoueooeoes Ib PENNY int PLAYERS FED = Two Gambling Gam Games Raided 4 Police Net City Large Rev- enue in Two ,gambling games, one from a home {n Casper’s residential district ioe (Seal) Sopa se ae dS STs ‘ttorney fo: 4 Pubion March ol 42, 19, 26, . Apel 2. |men. 9, 16, 1921. a, re ee eae CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION FOR” San War aatied room adjoin- pocteemy, chara dee pammese It is hereby certified, that the Fon sant a ee Apparance, Commissioners Office, tate of Wyoming. Chovente Wyo., Feb. 19, 1921, vest Yi National Fire and-one.on West Yellowstone avenue, Company Borer FP xe oe fell into the hands of the police and under this. supervision had a hearing in municipal court last night. of the offenders, some 16\in Sieaties was fined $25 with the exception of two, who claimed to be onlookere, It is coincidence that in both cases the offenders claimed to have been playing a sociable game of “penny- ante.” One failed when police infor- mation divulged the statement that touts, for the game were plying their wares in the business district to pro- vide fresh supplies of suckers. The West Yellowstone house gave up as evidence a large drawer full of poker chips and nearly a dozen decks of cards. Arrests in botn cases were made by Sam Gaston and Jack Weddell, ofti- cers of the police department. peathaivis neem hi ———Subscribe for The Tribune——— NOTICE. State of Wyoming ) )ss. County of Natrona ) In the District Court, Sixth Ju- dicial District. LEROY L. WILLIAMS, Plaintiff, vs. CHARLES oe PERRIN, Defendant, To Charles A. rainy! said de- fendant, a non-resident of Wyo- ming, whose present place of. resi- dence and postoffice address is un- known, but whose last known place of residence and postoffice address bot Ronee Natrona County, Wyo- Said defendant will take notice that he has been sued in the above entitled ‘court, and ‘that his -prop- erty situated in »this coun’ has been attached to secure satisfaction of the judgment to be obtained in said. action, by Leroy. L. Wil- liams; that the Y obisee and: prayer of the: petition in said action js to obtain judgment against him, + oe Charles A, Perrin, in the sum $301.75 with. interest on $95. t thereof at the rate of 8% per an- num from May 17, 1920, ‘aad with interest on $206 thereof from May 1, 1919, at the rate of 8% per an- num; which balance plain’ ee wal- leges to be due under the pi ions of a copartnershi contract be- tween plaintiff and defendant and for personal property of plaintiff converted to the use of defendant by, defendant; and that he is re- quired to answer the petition of intiff filed in the above named ) ) ) ) insurance laws or tide and is| 254 authorized to transact business | of Fire bia in this ‘state for the current ye: Witness my oy band’ and seal of of- fice the day and year first‘ above) « Cea FORSYTH, ea < , 5 2 2 pareates BS it tt . G. ‘Campi, Deputy. pe sensi To NeBanfca CALL FOR BIDS. Bids will be received by the State} aprile teats ton ie cot or ing ‘School at ‘Ean Plans may be tae ot ne ‘ fice ae Dre he St of the Wyoming “Traini Schooi at re ltamaes bad tt a The right is reserved to accept or State 286. or all bids, OARD OF CHARITIES EFORM. Be Cornelia B. Mills, Secretary, Publish March 18, 22, 29, 1921, . The Supervisor of the Surveying Department of the National Board of) Fire Underwriters states that fire destroys 889 | homes in the. United States each day. We ‘Write Fire Insurance Builders’ Hardware Baseball Bats, Gloves, Balls Enameled and Silverware’ Automobile Accessories. Machinists’ Tools Carpenters’ Tools Fishing Tackle Everything a Hardware Store should have at new low, prices. Phone 714. We'll deliver. Pouds- Oliver Hardware Company “Where the Best Costs Less” 105 S.. Center Opp. Henning Phone 714 ee DR. J. C. KAMP DR. T. J. DREW ANNOUNCEMENT The undersigned Physicians and Dentists wish to ; announce the rémoval of their offices 'to Rooms 304 to 314: 1 Inclusive Midwest Refining Co. Building Corner of Wolcott and East Second Streets Casper, Wyoming Telephones 1650 and 1651- a DR. C. H. BAILEY DRT. phe R. K.G;MacPHERSON | 913 PHONES 914. Coal and Coke Casper Supply Co. Two a enh enclosed porch; oT ieey tel ex- Sia detfereon. ” Tian | FOR RENT—Two furnished basement eee a aig reoith Lineies peee fe nee + Dl th | sis S2n-at ‘Two basement AB AOS See housekeeping: no children. -tf. 1922 South Da’ TATW 3-21-21 208-11 O11 hase Bldg. ‘ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & GOODRICH Architects ‘Rooms 2425 Townsend Block Casper, Wyo. Phone GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY Architects ' _ 415 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 1162 ©. Ac RAINWATER Architect ‘ AUTO REPAIRING bebe ee alg Vulcanizing & Re- Old Tires made 22) Bs ellowatone. ne “BAGGAGE and TRANS/ER, Pioneer Pioneer Warchouse ao ‘Tralster Cn, Warehousing ew opal ing. 136, Waste Bet SEE ses THANSEEH co. BOI on ne _ CHIROPRACTORS heater Bide. Center Bt. Office Phone ines es Res. 92. DEL EDN. ‘a HAUN tors townsend Bi Phones: 0 Office 423, Res. 5. rn E, HARNED Estimates Room 214 Midwest Bidg. Casper, Wyo. CLEANERS and PRESSERS DR. J. J. DONOVAN New Location Over White's Grocery _TAXI SERVICE CALL 88 OR 216 FOR BILLY'S TAXIE en nana oman ORAL TDA np ~ Surgeon Midwest Bldg. wauite 304 to $11, Oitice Fb: 1660.8 1651, Res, Ph. 45. MARSHALL C. Socal Attention G Given to Mostet- nm ven rics and Diseases of Women pan Children, Phones: Offies 30, Res. 164. ' _EMPLOYMENT BUREAU ied el Employment Agency—All ‘Kinds of help. pas. 200 W. First FOOT SPECIALIST “ia J. PERRAULT ‘Au Foot Aliments ‘Treated Without Pain. Apt. B, Wyatt Hotel. HAT CLEANERS ——— NEW YORK HAT CLEANING WORKS We clean and re block all’kinds Sta ee for Ladies ‘and Gente: New. trimmings; =—s We Gaining Soc and a de parlor pemaganr 1319-W _128_8._ Center. Casper, Wyo. HOTELS THE HOME HOTEL is eee ce new pore pa donee ond 2S tabaih 18S ——— Phone Nn S$ AROR AGENCIES Ri Relat eves Bistro ncrocans se eis pa de ‘Men's: Social’ Chub, Col- Labor Agency, 254 W. A. St. Phone 893. ©. H. Reagor, Pres, LAWYERS GEORGE A. WEEDELL Attorney-at-La Associated with Durham & Lowey, Phone 794 301-2 OF Aashango » Wyo. WILLIAM 0. WILSON Attorney-at-Law Suites 14-15-16, Townsend Block Casper, Wyo. HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchango » Wyo. NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 309-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. GEORGE W. FERGUSON Rooms 22-23, Townsend Bldg. s Attorney-at-Law Phone 196-5 Casper. Wyo. MUSICIANS a WAITZ, Mediated INSTRUCTION IN PIANO, pe. pePiEy 0 OF ¥ MUSIC ay Hea ; DR. L. L, WADE Osteopathic Physician Rm, 5-7 Wood Bik. Phone 1277-3.| PRODUCE BARTON PRODUCE CO. Wholesale Poultry, Rat Frait and Wolcott St. es “RADIATOR REPAIRING CASPER aie RADIATOR ORKS Re and Cleaning M’Kinnon Jackson’ Freeze- "tet ye ts Lostalled. NE NE peisy , AUTO Saar se ed amen 3a ba Boerice Bet West Mestnd: "Phone 156. _SHOE SHINING PARLORS. ‘AMERICAN SHINING Wo Solicit Your. ena item aoa. Wh We eas not charge extra shining your ‘ ‘LOBBY os” BUILDING __STENOGRAPHERS BEA’ L. JONES Gur tailor-made suits as cheap as 116 E.\ Midwest Ave.—Phone 482-3 FOR RENT—Large | sleeping ie ee nery, very. reasonabl Cedar,” ei St ished rooms in FOR RENT—Two furni: petanement. 437 0 same FOR RENT— “epee room. "1302 ‘South *Soruen = FOR RENT—Furnished room tor gen- tleman. 305 South McKinley, phone 785. - 8-21-2t FOR RENT—Two basement rooms. 605 South Park Ave., phone, Fin ROOM AND BOARD. for near refinery, with bath. 665 West Yellowstone, phone 1053W, B-18-tf. RENT hed t apartm: seren, 932. South Spruce. 3141 ROOM AND brat pict il two or three men; in private home. 440 South Durbin. 3-21-2t FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE Jimsville ° Townsites Price & M’Graugh xouthwest of Casper, about one-quar- ter mile, $200 up.Close to refineries; no interest; easy payments. Bargains in improved ranches. List your property with us. Room 3, 150 East Midwest Ave. ¥! Phone 993, FOR SALE—At u bargain; two corner lots in block 6, oper Butler addi. tion, 100x140, soutieast front; for a quick sale $800 takes ’em both, half cash and $25.00°a month, Box X¥zZ, care of Tribune.» / 8-22-2t* FOR SALE—A peautifui “jot will sell all or onehalf und take n pot eh nw eg pene ond — FOR SALE—Lot on Ji jefferson; in; a bargain, terms. Phone 3$1J. 222 FOR SALE—HOUSES Sager ng were SALE—One smal and lot No. 197; one lot 3 ‘Boxia, lot 199; Se lots 30x13 "4 FOR SALE—Seven-room nape a ern cxcept heat; four bios 6 of Henning hotel. Inquire 163 ort Kimball, east door, B-21-3t* Apply rear 212-North Boyer 2-24-26t* fore SALE— By owner; fiveroom FOR SALE—Modern home, all latest built-in features, best part of town. Will take ¢ar as part payment, phone 1335. Saegote FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—New No. 4 Centrifugal pump, 7 inch suc, 6 inch dis; new 2% horse-power Economy gasoline en- gine; new small worm concrete mixer, Box 57, Tribune. 3-223t pee Rad aes eee Re: 4 FOR SALE—Dandy, collapsible, fun sized, .baby buggy; reasonable. Smith apartment 5, 40. ‘East karte 3-22-2t a EO EES HE of 4 FOR Sa proccnnes a Rhode pote} a > Red Roosters and per dozen. 1016 Bouts Che Chestnut, te * 3-22-1t ——— FOR SALE—Sanitary Saks alfhost new; reasonable, Phon aiid FOR SALE—Setting eggs; Butt Pington $1.50 for 15, Cail Webel {store, Mrs. Wm. Keith, 3-21-2t¢ FOR SALE—Plymouth Rock i setting $1.50 each. Box 657, rp. une, 322-8 SALE—Cash gaatater: eee Pot60, 367 Sou 3-22-7¢ FOR SALE—Old aed 2-8-da. Tribune office. ‘LOST AND FOUND LOST—District Court files; in mati of John: Waldherr Estate; will: at- sie or other party having same in possession kindly .advise law. of- fice of Nichols & Stirrett, 3-22-3t LOST—A brooch pin; downtown; Sat- urday afternoon; keepsake; reward. Call phone 748. ~ 8-21-4f. FOUND—A pair of glasses torn case. Call at ‘reibune office, eee At FOR RENi—HOUSES R RENT--Three-room house, tw: See aM aie a furnished; Inauire 5 pa East Mighth.” a-az-tr FOR RENT—House on west Rairoad: Sooty ats or unfurnished. 124 auth LIVESTOCK \ a ea ol FOR SALE — Fel tec Pyreiad young mares, a har: weight 2500; 0, Tareain “it taken once. 224 West FOR SALE—Dratt a a Pe ee Se aacee, ar sor Se EUREKA POLISH Best for Autos and Furniture Made in’Casper