Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 6, 1921, Page 4

PAGE FOUP es FAMINE RELIEF ISNEARING END, BL | Br Er | | —— | = International Relief Committee} ae Winds Up Work in Many w Districts of China, Say - Peking Reports PEKING, July 5.—Famine _ retief in a large majority of the afflicted P districts is being terminated the 0 International Relief ttee and the field workers recalled ~~ Several districts. be carried through J a section of these districts through the summer $ . Rain has faflen quite generally # throughout the a, and for] 2 the most par rmal. | § | The commit 1 in hand w feeding of t nal will measures < In H © Shensi pro to wind up pisble give s distri eccurr: July and dt appea given until not 2 served the American war. Ladies of the auxi there were of march veter the world war, and the Moose 1c 309 strong, heade Ladies of the eupied floats Army. The was suggestive ing waged for me as Am for prizes in the decorated auto. sec-| tion was disappointing, eral en a into and trimmed up cars for the eve Platoon of police forms and a full per fire departme tary appearance. Streets we luminated parad by the M an drum corp: band at the borne b: time, ing color the ceded wend of § to ter proved an attraction for ch ‘tude who braved yevening to get the | celebration. concert band, it the day’: The Casper agreed by parade and jclty and at the appeared to b during jhe bi end. they those wor who tand their performance’ MANY FEATUR HELP SUCE nued from Pa colors during the § Mooseheart aid of the the in tu nt darkened ill auxiliary of the § n war veterans participated in| which was concludir Kk: th hunireds enjoyed c fa’ r cel Clad in attractiv n v t iy relief will have to t the e tion Several floats were effective 2 e er st > be Casper Dailp Cribune Sp nem mew oa ab FIRST GIRLS LEAVE FOR ih ecorated summer ¢ ntal Tw later Paéks of blan' articles 1 ta campa the wli although BOX » atmosphere rs made a direct hit on the U-117 in the bombing test Boom! A puff of smoke. former German submarine settled to its arships off the Virginia Capes And the ones’ locker HEAD eX: W. CA © chaperons, the 1 will morning, in the h truck. for the Y. imp in the Cas 1 arranged by ‘o other campers | viser as well as the ihe mountains. clothing, toilet Registrations are utensils) were | for over t and le for professio was true.to i The crowd girls, It for the nurses nirit of th immaculate of the uni- Cas 1 to the mill rnou to Large for the il | y the Order ary ECT ERR sh The Moc ad of the a cone! the serpent was in nt which pre-| s display at the} ‘The lat-} mult ll of a cold thrill out of ! erans nd he was the the viewed in wh ir gro advantage th ebr n over the new uni. compliments the parade in could t fon high iewed Woman Claimant Has Jail Record man: 4 week-end are only $2.00. er the the « reach expense 0 Estate doe morning, the Girl I schor The determine how | be open anticipa | sort are asked to nth, rs, and home g cation. which is just to cov meals and ideal to and to re evening or Mon. Transportation supplied from th Y Next week the older members of z including high ation erves, long FINALS OF BIE STAMPEDE DUE ‘ACATION AT Y.W.C.A. | SUMMER CAMP IN HILLS at9 © gone now in week-end which is hed and working opportunity >graph rs, Is i9 ‘The the is w. are invited to the camp. nu:nber of registrations will the camp will summer and those who spending time at the re- sign ble, ‘clock this will Cc. A { (Continued from Page 1.) strued otherwise than an effort to — maintain the principles of liberty. Jersey City arena for another fight] .-pne United States,” he said, “never into the and trees for enjoying the camp restfulness of up at the SENTIMENT ON “DAY QUESTION "BEING SOUNDED Prohibition Forces Awake Danger of Movement to Re- peal Amendment and to | NEW YORK, July 5.— Prohibition jorganizations are on the watch lest sentiment favorable to repeal of the eighteenth amendment be exaggerated. The Anti-Saloon league announced to- day that it had employed account- ants to make a careful tally by add- ing machines and other counting de- vices of everybody in the holiday “wet” parade on Fifth avenue and that there were actually 14,922 per- sons in line, including 922 bandsmen and 24 policemen. The organizers of the demonstra- tion telegraphed United States Sena- tors Wadsworth and Calder that “the remarkable anti-prohibition parade of over one-hundred thousand citizens” would support them in opposition to the Volstead act. Pledges from men and women to march hai totalled 202,670 the promoters say. REFORMERS 10 FILE TEST GAGE Will Be Fortified fac pre: fou to or n Labor day.” The reform bureau announces that ts campaign is constructive, not de- structive. try noral motion pictures only because here is no constructive plan for Bet- er recreation Jewelry and watch repairing 3y et vert workmen. All work guaranteed, casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., O-S. Bldg. 25-tf (WO BRILLIANT SPEECHES MADE the of pre: ver tha readjustment in this great house of ours, such as moving the furniture back in place, but I refuse to believe that the structure or the foundation which our forefathers gave this re- public need to be changed one bit.’ The speaker called attention to the Freed From Torture Eatonic Cleared His Up-Set Stomach waged such Referring to the camp The color: of the department worked in gold, and red, handiwork worked every Swpects was all tha COR NORFOLK, Neb., July j@ay rain which extended to p Wy all portions of north Neb southern South D: today as having crop. The ground all part his territory y ince Sunday morning 2.81 incl CCR E 4 + soaked. | ADS i Mrs. Emma Bu Ind., has presen $69,900 against Theodore Roosev ment on a note dorsed t note is a forgery y the former president, is said that the endorsement on the Finals ed in mpment c of Natrona county fair grounds this aft-| due to Estonic,” writes B. Long. ernoon. he wild west program was Profit by Mr. coseis a rience, il e, (one of the interesting features of the} kee] yar stomac! ealthy con arkett of Hillsdale, (Orv mation staged for the benefit of| Wom, fresh and cool, and avoid the nted a claim for /11. delegats who attended the en-| ailments that come from an acid con- the estate of | campment. dition. Estonic brings relief by tak- elt to obtain pay- | ——— ing up and carrying out the excess F. M. O'Neill, Casper representa-| acidity and gases—does it quickly. she says was e It | spection bureau —ALSO— “WEDDING BLUES” Two-Part Christie Comedy CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN IN “THE MIRACLE OF MANHATTAN.” in the round-up which was connection with the en- the Spanish-Ameri |war veterans are being staged at the tive of the Western Weighing and In- of Denver, to Casper this morning from Denver lwhere he spent the Fourth. returned A Bishop-Cass T O D A Y Theater DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In a Special Return Engagement MAJESTY, THE AMERICAN” “The le who bave seen me suffer tortures from neuralgia brought on by an up-set stomach now see me perioctly aoe and well—absolutely n Take an Eatonio after eating and see how wonderfully it helps you. Big box costs only a trifle with your drug- gist’s guarantee. ONLY ADMISSION 30c TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1921 New Commander of American Legion |MODEL AIRWAYS IM U.S. PLANNED Accompanied by Assistant Secretary of the Novy Roosevelt, John J. Emery, new national commander of the American legion, paid his respects to the president. t that veterans of three wars were sent and that not one of them ht in a war of conquest, in a war lect tribute from a foreign power war whose aim could be con- a war; no other coun- in the world can say that.” pioneers of Wyo- ie > 3 ° ° + e 2. ° WASHINGTON, July 5.— Asystem of model airways, cov- ering the entire continent, is planned by the army air service for the use of all operators or owners of air craft. It con- tains various chains of well organized landing fields, sup- mented by frequent emergency fields, and identification markers connecting the principal! cities. “a Because of lack of federal appro- | Jacksonville, Fila., to San Diego, Cal., priations, air service officials said to- along the general line of Mobile, Ala., day {t was their purpose to appeal|San Antonio, ,Texas, and Tucson to the chambers of commerce, aerial | Ariz. another from St Paul and clubs and civic organizations to as-| Minneapolis to Seattle, to be known sist in creation of the air ways. The|as the Yellowstone trail, along the boy scouts organization already has|seneral line of Aberdeen, 8. D., Miles pledged its co-operation, it was stated | City, Billings and Butte, Mont., Couer and will construct identification | D'Alene, Idaho and Spokane, Wash markers, guard wrecked planes, sub-|and another proposes to connect New mit monthiy reports on emergency | Orleans, La nd Chicago, Ill, taking ianding field conditions and generally | the Mississippi valley route. assist aviators in trouble. = > a IN cL. ‘The plan calls for the first o¢ model| , TRIBUNE. CLASSIBTED AUS air ways betwen Washington and uf Dayton, Ohio, with five main stations, ten subsidiary stations and 20 emer- gency fields. Each main station will be provided with a municipal landing field, wire- less and telephone equipment and a meteorological station which wil! fore- east weather conditions and wind dl rections and designate such informa- fon to the fliers along the round. Other air ways tentatively ap- proved by the service to be included in the national system include one from.New York City to Langley field, Va., connecting the principal cities be tween the two terminals; one from and Mrs. Hearty Ap- petite, it’s high time you sot acouainted with the nourishing, pure food qualities of our bread. It’s the proper sort of food for your children and “pass-the-bread- please” will become a slogan of your happy meal times if-you remem- ber to order this bread by POOSOOD North Center Confectionery Ice Cream, Candies, Cigars, Soft Drinks, Ice Cold Fruits. one of the handsomest department flags in existence. In appreciation of her service, for whcih refused to ac cept pay, the Casper camp presented her with a jeweled tch and also distributed printed tributes. Numerous officers of the depart ment and the ladies’ auxiliary were introduced by Samuel Shove, chair man, for a few remarks in carrying out the two programs, the Fourth of July program including the reading of the Declaration of Independence and the Gettysburg speech of Abraham Lincoln as well. The announcement was also made that Gen. Tasker H. Bliss was affect ed by heart trouble only a few days before the encampment, and on the “We will press this constructive|ming and the west as men imbued ampaign harder now,” Dr. Crafts|with the true Amreican spirit, men aid. “Community organizations will} who rise above obstacles and hard- © suggested to provide proper rec-|ships to “do or die,” Judge Stone eation in place of such dangerous|drew a parallel with the thorough- orms of amusement as unrestricted|bred and its distinction from the notion pictures, public dances and| “cropper” which is unable to make utomobile rides. People go to prize|the barrier. The soldiers of the na- ad- | ights, cheek-to-cheek dances and im-|tion’s wars, he said, are thorough- breds with whom the future of the country may be trusted in every em- ergency. Exercises at the high * hool and at tribute to reviewing stand paic Mrs. Lizetta Sommer, of the Spanish- American war veterans, known as the “mother” of Henry W- Lawton camp Denver. The honor came with the sentation of colors from the Den- camp" to Lieut; Casper Collins Sunday evening, a proceeding t was observed with military rites. which bear the insignia blue, represent the Mrs.. Sommer who stitch during the last and of white ites s, will have the week (Continued from Page 1.) year.’ Emblazoned on a‘silk back i is ' ns a 4 the 1 ‘sion: ground and bordered in appropriate teserves, business girls who are en- 31 ” “We des: the colors are hight, rized as joying: their ion at that time | %truct” he sald. “We may need some | design fi "i PACKED T0 THE DOORS LYRIC Continuous 1 to 11 P. M. advice of his physician refrained trom coming to a bigh altitude. His place as. speaker of the day was ably filled, however, by Judge Stone, an attorney and Chautauqua lecturer of prominence. JESSE L.LASKY PRESENTS WOmMmas . \ i ee f f 724 North Cen- ter Street oe TODAY Positively One Day Only. The big super-special of Alaska ‘BACK T0 GOD'S COUNTRY’ By James Oliver Cur- wood. A mighty story of the relentless search by the Northwest Mounted Police, showing the most wonderful array of wild animals ever seen on a Engagements You sce, Billy Kane had given up burgling and set out for Paris to spend an honest half- million. With his passport pedi- gree, “white and un- married,” containing all the facts he wanted nice folks to know. And when he breezed into Gay Paree and got some Yank society Dloods mixed up with a band of Apaches— Come and watch Billy fix things! screen. —NEXT— PATHE REVIEW —NEXT— See yourself in the movies. The Elks’ tournament. The Casper Baseball club. The big Memorial day Parade. You're in it. We know vou ere. We didn’t miss anybody. Boxing IN THE SUPPORTING CAST JACQUELINE LOGAN and GRACE DARMOND A follies Dancer —ALSO— “THIS IS THE LIFE” A Two Part Hallroom Boys Comedy —AND— “THE MAN WHO ALWAYS SAT DOWN” (Scenic) - CONTINUOUS, 1 TO 11 ADMISSION, 40c TODAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 3 AMERICA| CASPER’S FINEST—A BISHOP-CASS THEATER—ALWAYS WORTH WHILE |