Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 3, 1921, Page 13

Che. Casper Daily Critune SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1921 The Katzenjammers Are Here to Stay--Every Saturday in The Tribune ‘Che Cribune COMIC PAGE Casper, Wyo., April 2, 1921 Copyright, 1921, by International Feature Service, Inc. Great Britain Right Reserved. Registered U. s Patent Offien, The Katzen NOW REMEMBER, CAP! ®! UND WHot1ss YOU'RE THE KING, MRS-H A DER six- pete G THASS, MERY, . (Bur Ger BE MIT DER BEES! HO To IT, CAP “WHEN \oa VUN BLACKGIRD LY MANGE SOME THE PIE. WAS OPENED = IN A HURRY) Day I cooK DHE BIRDS BEGAN To Mal) any M {SING « — ATTABOY! DER KINKVILL HAF A FIT! "AT'S THE STUFF! “THE KING WAS IN H(S COUNTING-HOUSE, COUNTING OUT HiS MONEN !” DEM Two LOTLE MONKEYS! 7} AGAIN criss GE-BLINKED” i ° LUVAMIKE == GET (T STRAIGHT, “THE MAID HAD PIGS-HNUCKLES MUT ff 59 DILL PICKLES UND THE CLOTHES’! _ $0! Dor's FINE | HEY! Loo NOW AGAIN tT LGOT caeaetlp {) -A\THINK TAM ! pr ‘Boo -Ho0t “UND VASN'T DOT A DAINTY DISH To SET BEFORE - - Boo- HOO -- DER INH 1” YUN TIMES ¢ FORE \} SHOULD DEY T Sone YOU a4 SAY IT SOME ANUDDER VUN | S; OVELL TO HAVE. NEW CiTY HLL Committee Appointed to Draw Up Plans; Other News of Up- State Town LOVELL, Wyo,, April 1.—Discus- sion taken up at this week’s meeting of the city council resulted in the ap- Pointment of 4 committee composed of H. B. Richardson, George A. Snell and §. T. Smith to immediately se- ideas of the council are car. Tied out, and there is every reason to believ they will be, the result will be the first unit of a very fine build ing for municipal purposes, which when completed will be a beautiful improvement for the corner of these Prominent streets, as well as making & proper home for the council meet- ings, offices for the clerk and treas- urer, a central place for holding elec- |tons, and provisions in the basement for adequate jail room In addition to the building, the plan Provides for beautifying the ground surrounding the building. Provision for dividing up the lighting system in the business district to cover a larger territory was taken up by the coun- cll this week. West Main street will receive the benefit of the new sys- tem. Young People Wed. Leonard Lynn, Jr., of this city, and Miss Letta Robertson of Cowley, were joined in wedlock by Bishop C. 8. Robertson of Lovell last Sunday. They expect to make their home on a farm near Deaver and are this week ro- ceiving the congratulations of their many friends both of this city and Cowley, Mr. Edgar Blanche Burk w: at Billings last urday, March 26, and will make their home at Lovell. Mr, Dourlett is a glass worker who came to Lovell last fall at the open- Ing of the factory and has decided to make Lovell his perpanent home. Mra. Burk is the daughter of Mr. and Mre. Ebb Wilcock of this city and has grown to womanhood here. They are receiving the congratulations of @ host of friends. Easter Party Enjoyed. One of the very pleasant events of the Baster season was on Monday evening when twenty couples respond: ed to the invitation of Mr. ‘and Mrs. J. A. Green and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Armstrong at the Green home. The house was beautiful with a profusion of Waster lites. The color scheme for the tables and the delicious luncheon being lavender and yellow. Cards were enjoyed till a late hour, Mrs. H. E. Harris won the high score and Floyd Huff the consolation. A very delightful evening was had by all. ROTARY CLUBS TO GET FAGTS ABOUT LEGION INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 1— The board of directors of the Inter- national Association of Rotary Clubs has ordered a nation-wide survey of conditions surrounding the care of disabled veterans, “to prove whether American Legion reports are bastd on hysteria or upon actual facts," ac- cording to a letter received at Legion headquarters from Chesley M. Perry, Chicago, secretary-general of the Ro- tary organization. Perry said the Rotary board had en- dorsed the Legion’s consolidation pro- gram for relief to the disabled and would support the Legion's efforts to obtain its enactment into law. His letter said in part: ¥ “The 60,000 American business and professional men who form the 800 Rotary clubs of the United States, have started out-to gather the actual facts in their respective communities with regard to the manner in whicl the United States governmen ts hand ling the cases of disabled ex-soldiers The rotarians have been shocked by the disclosure n by the American Legion regarding the circumstances |surrounding the rehabilitation of |Uncle Sam's disabled ex-service men, jEach Rotary club is appointing a special committee to investigate con- ditions in its community and report to the club. Every club will then re- port to the headquarters office of Ro- tary in Chicago. The result will be that from 800 communities in every parf\ of the United States will come evidence of business and professional men to prove to the American people whether or not the American Legion reports are based on hysteria or up {on actual facts.” Sunday is 1 day of good deeds. 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