Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 29, 1921, Page 3

VET BUREAU TO |, EXTEND SCOPE 1) OF WORK HERE and in|Three More Offices Added to Headquarters and Several Employes Are Re- tained. The Casper office of the United States Veterans’ bureau,.already the central point of this governmental or- genizaticn’s work in Wyoming will be widened under the extensions now being made to extend the personnel and efficiency of the offices here for the benefit of ex-service men. All improvements are being mafe under the direction of J. 8. Ross, sub- district manager. He announced yes terday that Chas. J. McNulty; who is now on an inspection trip in the Big Horn basin, had been assigned to the local office as placement officer. A sulte of three additional offices on the fourth floor of the Consolidated Royalty building has been opened to provide the new office space that ts required. Among the new additions to the force of the office here are Miss Mary Fiynh, file clerk. A follow up nurse will be added to the forces as will a full time dentist shortly after the first of the year. When the new additions are com- pleted the personnel of the office hors will include a full time physician, ad. tst and nurse, in addition to the many other functions of the office. After the organization is perfected all claims of ex-service men originating from residents of this district will be handled by the local office. oe at her home on CY avenue. The after- noon was devoted to playing auction bridge. cee Dinner Announced for, Saturday. Among tue many dinners which ‘will be held at the Henning cafe and the Chanticleer before the formal New Year's dance this Saturday is one which will be participated in by a number of the prominent social lead- ers of the city, The affair will be a “Dutch Treat” dinner, and places will be laid for about twenty-five couples. After the dinner the guests will attend | for Tonight. the dance at the Terrace Gardens, Invitations have been issued by the see members of the Bachelor’s club on South Grant street for an informal dancing party which will be held at the clubhouse this evening. About ten couples will be in attendance. eee 0. E. 8. Meeting for Tonight, The newly elected officers of the Order of Eastern Star will put on the work at the regular meeting which will be held this evening in the Ma- sonic temple. Initiations will be in order. thelr order called for plate, napkin, toothpick and water, maybe, while others got all deserts and no imple- ments. Finally things were straight- ened out-and a Juncheon on two kinds of sandwiches, nuts, apples, cakes and candies was served. The officers of the club are: Cath- erine Cole, president; Cathryn See- bert, vice president; Helen Lewis, seo retary and Sreasuter. “. Informal Dance Are Entertained. Mrs. Charles A. Wilson of the Pres- chureb and teachers who attend thé church. The sumptuous dinner was served in an informal manner and a delightful evening was spent by the young wom- ‘Y. W.” Notes. | Numerous Christmas parties were given by the different organizations of the Girl Reserves in recognition of Christmas time over last week. On Friday the girls of the East Cas- ver school gathered at the Y. W. C. A. club house where a Christmas tree as decorated and added to the yule- tide spirit. Inexpensive presents were hung from the branches and luring the afternoon were distributed o the girls. Refreshments were erved. One of the most pleasing en- ertainments at the party was the iinging , of Christmas, carols from \round the-Christmas tree in the front yard of the ¥. The singing attracted much attention from the passers by nd was heartily applauded. Christmas eve, a party of real orig: nality in the form of a pancake sup- wer was enjoyed by the girls of the Park school, The idea of pancake sup- vers is quith the rago in the east, and net with the approval of all of the ‘ub girls. During the evening games were enjoyed. Masons to Hold Carnival Dance. An announcement of interest to the Masons and their ladies is to the ef- fect that the regular bi-weekly Sa party which will be h yt Masoniq Dancing club in the temple auditorium on Friday evening, De cember~ 30, will celebrate the holiday season by a carnival entertainment eee The | elaborate affair will open promptly at 9 o'clock by a granc march {n which all the guests are askes to take part. The dance pro- gram of the evening will be inter si with favor dances and unus ual circle dances, Surpentind ribbon confetti, nolsemakers will all be much tn evidence, and plans are being made by the committes te assure an eve ning of unusual enjoyment. | PERSONALS _ | FH 38 : : [I i be J. H. McCoy, B. L. Scherck, Thomas 8. Foster, J. G. Ross, W. J. Tubbs, Under the direction of Miss Mildred Keith, advisor of the Central school tirls, a Christmas party was enjoyed the first of the week, at the ¥. W. C. A. Presents, games and refreshments were included on the program and all stered into the spirit of the Yule ‘ide season and spent a pleasant after- noon. Mr, and’Mrs. H. 8. Ross announce the birth of a baby comber 22, at their home 1324 South The membership banquet of all of the members of the ¥. W. C. A. will be held at the Chanticleer cafe on Thursday evening, January 19. Dur- ‘ng the evening the new members of the board of directors of the “Y” will be elected by ballot. The Rev. C. M. Thompson Jr., of the Bapgqtist church will give an ad- the exiles’ arrival Imaginé Bow valuable a photograph of Beach, Fla, c . ELECTRICAL OISCOVERY Though only "The Amber Soul” theater this week is worth noting be- cause {t throws what to many at Teast, will be a new light on the dis- covery of electricity. “The Amber Soul he Casver Daily Tribune ‘ King worship is in the blood of the Huropean. Zita, going into exile on thp Island of Mad bendmg the knee as though ,they hailed s: Here are —and the n’ ne conquering hero. This is Not an Ad for Hair Tonic ,.. . Miss Vera Simpson has hair 62 inches long. If she were standing ‘4 would fall just half an inch short of the ground. She never used any ‘preparation to make her hair grow and she never has headach She's ‘18 and from San Antonio, Texas, This picture was taken at Palm Hundreds of Keys Found on. Street | Left at Tribune SHOWN IN MOVIE FILM a four-minute film,/ at the Columbia In the Daily Tribune's lost and found department are hundreds and hundreds of ke: All makes, sizes and shapes, in big bunches and lit- tle bunches. They have been adver- tised from time to time and the owners never discovered. Among is one of the them “Emperor Carl of Hu 8 crowd about them do gar. and,his wife, ing their hats and sive—p! the first—and e picture of Napoleon going into exile would be nowadays, STATES ASKED ‘TO ASSIST IN ~ PRICE PROGRAM Attorney General Depends on State Officials to Aid Readjustment in Re- tail Sales, WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.—Aid of the attorney generals of the various states will be relied upon by the jus tice department in an effort to re adjust retail prices of the necessities of life, Attorney General Daugherty said today. When the department's investiga Uon of retail prices has been com pleted, Mr. Daugherty sald, it was expected that the Jocal authorities in the different states would taks the necessary steps to remedy local sit- uations, while the department would act in cases where there were viola tons of the federal law. Mr, Daugherty said that he expect ed to publish a table of the cost of necesaltiés—food, fuel, shoes and clothing—to the consumer in differ- ent localities as compured with the production costs of these commodl- ties. Publication of retail prices was expected by Mr, Daugherty to have a salutary effect upon profiteering prices. Already, he said, announce- ment of the department's investiga- tion has had some effect. RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR GLASS FACTORY BASIN, Wyo., Dec. 29.—Indistrict court here yesterday H. B. Richardson was appointed recetver of the Big Horn Glass company at Lovell upon petition of the trustee for the bond holders. It is proposed to foreclose on the plant, reorganize and mete it possible to resume operations, Judge ‘ORGANIZATION AGAINGT AUTO THEFTS (6 AIM Interstate Commission at Chi- cago Enlists Support of All Motor Clubs in Country. So extensive has become the com ercialized automobile theft problem the United States, that the necessi ty for some central organization to curb this form of lawlessness must be taken. For this purpose a private body, known as the Interstate Motor Theft commission of Chicago formed and ts seeking the c 1 suggestions of arts of the countr: he Casper M hatever coopera ct a central or ¢ the questionnaire « that the tran f ownership of motor v Jes she © standariized on a national scale? 2.—What method would you suggest r standardizing transfer of owner- hip? 3.—Do you think the abstract of title dea could be successfully applied to motor vehicles? 4.—In your opinion, what benefits or advantages would the abstract of Utle produce, if any, for the following: State motor vehicle department? Police department? Automobile insurance business and rates? Automobile Owners? Automobile manufacturers? Automobile distributors and dealers? 5.—What would be the effect on the theft situation if it were made impos. ble to secure a license, on a stolen ar, in any state in the union? —What assistance, encouragement or moral support (not financial) would you give to a well organized national movement to destroy the market for stolen cars? | Forecast In years to come when I shall see you, say In concert hall, or better still in chureh A church would ut.it the gods’ fronic way Of laughter, and the boy with your brown eyes That smoulder while they dream, 1 then shall walk The road of memory, wary and lately wise, Gauging my strength well for ghosts that stalk. : And I shall live again that little while In which I knew your heart on holl day, * And trembled to your longing; and 1 shall smile To think, as grave I kneel and seern to pray, That yeu appear a solid citizen And I a spinster unaware of men —Mary Dean —__——>—_—_ YOUNG PEOPLE WED. BASIN, Wyo., Dec. 29.—Joseph F Singelton of Fremont county, Idaho aad Miss Goldie Myers of Burlington and Cecil Lynam and Miss Vivian Car nell both of Greybull were married here yesterday. NEVER WEAKEN 1 PAGE THREE CUTTER GRABS | | sc STON, Dec. British wer Golden a cargo f alcohol case liquor aboard was seized by the guard cutter Acushnet, whi! r outside this Port, it was announced today. She was towed here by the cutter this norning a: officers. The ceived word that sel, fying the U: to be owned by a fo | tender, was bound here f IN. 8. ALIRM FELT OVER PAR OF YOUTHS OUT BIG ae: Tingle oe last Saturday morning t expecting to retur and who were returned region. They were however, spending at ranches, Th municate with ¢ caused apprehension |their welfare. The boys left Cheyenne wi intention of meeting and relieving Mark Hirsig, who was on the third day of an overland drive trom Lusk behind a herd of horses. Mark Hir- | slg reached the city a few hours after their departure and when finally they managed to get word to town that jthey where safe he was organizin, | rescue expedition = eo Cats are now rare in Egypt r sn nne by telephone here regarding a MEDICINAL qOILE? | | Lomerescenrs Jy [8S See Caticura Toilet Trio Satisfies every want of the most critical in cleansing, purifying and beautifying the skin and complexion. Nothing purer, sweeter or more effective tor every-day toilet purposes. Stusarion Daye 306, Maldon Sasa” eretortes.. a eres Cterg sent, RE, La Big Kiltie Band Dance New Year’s Eve, at the I. O. O. F. Hall. Re- freshments will be served. Admission $1.10, including war tax. Bring LIQUOR CARGO STORM 15 DISSIPATED” series: of educational films produced for the Willard Storage Battery com- pany of Cleveland, and brought here} through} the efforts of the Auto Elec- trieal company, Willard service rep: are desk keys, padloék keys, ratlroad switch keys, Postoffice box keys, clock keys, trunk keys, beer-bottle keys, ancient and honorable corkscrews,. screw deca) house keys, All of the members are asked to at- tend as business of {mportance will be discussed, An enjoyable informal Metz has gone to Green River whe he will change of judge and expects to retu: to Cody for court late next week. of the week here hear an important case on re in the New Year withthe Ask Brennan. Kilties. rm evening has been planned. anne an Se resentative, of 136 East Midwest ave- nue. The Greek to whom history gives credit for the discovery was Thales of Miletus, Finding a piece of amber drivers, monkey-wrenches and vart- ous other tools and implements at- tachable to a key ring. We have done our utmost to find the owners of this vast collection of and relatives, Th day morning, CARPENTERS NOTICE Huron, 8. D., a city of less tha: 9,000 population, boasts of the largest and finest hotel of any city of its size in America, ‘The hotel is an eight- oe warren is leaving the is eek for her home in last of this w re apart of the in the quiet seclusion of the lost and found morgue. We are making ono final effort to find lost key owners and invite everybody and anybody who have at any time, anywhere, lost keys to call and examine the collection and claim their property. After a rea- sonable time whatever remains will be turned over to the junk dealer. WANTED 10 People To Fill Our Classes Jan. 2 . . and Mrs. Reed Thomas have re- eines to their home in Bhan aaa spending Christmas timo wit! Fran! ee his" c Carll has closed out ental ‘pusiness in Bheridan and ie rived in the city aati a ne i ie a sl wis equipment arrives, The family will come later. ——_——> plece of straw leap across the bench and fasten itself to the lump of am ber, To the Greeks this apparently magic force came to be known as “elektron,” the Greek word for am. ber... They explained its presence with tho theory that amber had a soul— that {t wos dead and came to life when rubbed. ‘The film presents the story artistic: ally and convincingly. DWINE HEALING WILL FAURE SERIES HERE Religious servicés of the Pentecostal! faith will be hold Sunday at the Union Labor temple, North Wolcott street, in ths afternoon at 2:30 o'clock and tn the evening at 7:30 o'clock, The pur- pose of the meetings as set forth by the Rev, Jacob Schultz, who will be in charge of the services, will be “sal- vation of souls and divine healing for the sick and affiicted, 1 purpose of hearing Dr. J. H Those present were Messrs. and Arms Picket Mesdamea M. J. Gothberg, Walter Storrie, Fred McFarland; Mra. W. B. , Mra, Bam 3, Service, Miss Ra- chel Lewis, Miss Emma, Gothberg, Elsworth Wagner, Marvin Bishop and Clinton Wuller, besides the host and hostess, aS * Ladies of ‘Maccabees to Have Meeting. The Ladies of Maccabees will meet in regular session on Monday, Janu- ary 2, Installation of officers will be held, . the social hour sti of the nme whose birth anm-ersaries fallin the month of January will be the honerees of a miscellaneous shower, disease. Signed C.S. THOMPSON, Burke F uneral To Be Held Friday vices for Kathleen Ken- ys daughter of Mr. Refreshments, will be served. by/ana Mrs, M. J, Burke, 501 South Kim- Mesdames Charles Faussett, J, W-| pall strost, will be held from the fam- . BH, Batley and Glenniyiy nome et 2.80 o'clock Friday after: noon, Interment will be-made at High- land cemetery. ‘The child was the only daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Burke, Death 1a -said to have been immediately due to heart failure following the child's extended {ness from diphtheria, The end came at 2;30 Wednesday morning, Kathleen is survived by her par- enta and four brothers, Joseph Frances, William and her twin broth- er John, Many beautiful floral offer- {nga and expressions of sympathy have been recelved by the bereaved family from hosts of friends and rela tives here indicting the general sor, tow with which word of the baby’ death was recelved. Coen, . All resident and yisiting members are asked to attend. i eee New Classes ; ies Mann will um: Miss Ethel nm open « 0: ber of new classes {n dancing instruc- tion embracing all the divisions— ballroom, clog, toe, interpretive and ballet—on Saturday, December 81, The classes will bo held in Moose hall, where a”goodly number of stu- dents can be cared for, During the past few weeks numer- oua recitals by the pupils of Miss Mann have attracted attention, and many epplications for lessons have been recelved, If you work, you can come into night classes. If you don’t work, you should avail yourself of the day school and learn some- thing useful and practical by selecting one or more of the following courses: The Province of Quebes has again gone on record as opposed to the ad- mission of women.to the bar, Feel Bad? See Brennan and feel better, Scientific Manip- * Stenography, Bookkeeping, Salesmanship. Call Us for Information bandoned bis tentative plan to spend per school, About 8&5 girls were in} Pine- attendance, ‘aq portion. of the liilidays -at A large Chsjaimas trea docoraled hural, NG _ ot hel lanterns symbolizes “the light with” and the red hearts thy ver_ of lev: ee a EE «8 see ulator and Adjuster. wee Soaner Gs HARDING GIVES Ur HOLIDAYS. —$ Preenanis is nod is " maa raed Cas -ASHINGTS<, Des, #9.— While] | Carrying ‘reatment Parlor Ca. B C Li acho etrtained ant weak onfl RE! chary was ng oficial ataciment, in] PAUL SOGS% Dn fend aie inca Room 20, Daly Bldg. sper Dusiness Vollege Christmastide party held in 6 | dications Cy House today oyed, pickets the ,Washingtog Kindergarten rooma of the West Cas;|wore that President Harding had] PUY co ference Led@x wave the | Phone 1770 Second and Durbin Phone 442-W Lady Assistant, ‘orton after spendt: upon the beach of the Aegean sea,| property and restore it to them, but ; Cnesatian holidays at the home of Par At arp 2 caiaeasy eaal bern he rubbed it upoh hia’toga to pollsh’ People seem careless about hunting The meeting next Bons Mixa Margaret Englind. SaiAben, ctmevan anid the surface. Laying it down upon 4) up their keys, and so they remain day night, January 2, wi! eee 7 bench, he was astonished to see a be specially called for the Jeffrey, a Chiropractic, give a talk on the treatment of Rec. Secy. HONEY Ask your dealer for Natrona County Honey. WM. MOSTELLER HOW LONG Has it been since it was possible for you to buy a real Irish Linen Writing Tablet for 10 cents? We have them, just re- ceived; many other tab- lets of equal value. Let us save you money on many things. Cultivate the habit of trading at our stores. The Kimball Drug Stores Home Made Bread and BAKERY GOODS Also Milk and Cream THE WIGWAM 0. 5S. Bldg. Extraordinary Reductions On Suits, Coats, Dresses During Our MIDWINTER SALE Dupler’s Furs at Big Reductions