Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 3, 1922, Page 4

PAGE FOUR U. S. TO INSIST UPON _ FrIVALAY KEEN FOREIGN LOAN DETAIL, AMINSFOR Government Would sues Offered Here, Requests Banks to Furnish Information WASHINGTON, March 3.—Notice was issued today by the state department that the government expects American bankers to advise it fully of the details of the foreign loans with other governments or municipalities abroad before ne- gotiations of such loans are concluded. The department in its notice, which was in the nature of CASPER ESGAY' AWARDED STATE PRIZE HONORS First and Second Place in Con- test Won by Helen McKin and Marie Huber; Have Chance at National. , Casper having achieved state-wide Prominence in Iiterary circles through the abfiity of Mines Helen McKin and Marie Huber, now has = chance for national prominence due tp the fact that the essay written by Miss ‘McKin has bewn entered in # national essay contest. ‘The contest tn whtch the two Cas per young women achieved success ‘was conducted under the auspices of the highway and Highway Transport Education committee. Every elemen- tary school in the state of Wyoming ebuld enter eligibles in the contest. Every Casper ward school entered the contest and local school officers picked threo essays to enter in the state contest. Out of the three es- soys submitted Casper took first and second place through the respective efforts of Miss McKin and Miss Hu- ber. The third and only other prize ‘was awarded to Miss Jessamine Tar- ver of Gillette, Wyo, The winning essay from every state con! is entered In the na- tional contest and it 1s believed that the essay written by Miss McKin has @ good chance to take the sweepstake honors in the nation. Miss McKin, who resides at 926 ‘West Midwest avenue, is an eighth grade student at the Park school. Miss Clara B. Schutz, principal of the im stitution, announced this morning that the contest winner was a studious child who excelled in many depart- ments of scholastic endeavor. Miss Huber, the second prize win- ner, is a student at Central school, being enrolled in the eighth grade classes. According to the statements of Miss Minnie Eddleman, principal ef Central school, Miss Huber is |mong .those pupils in her classes who excel in scholastic work. The judges of the state contest who recently announced their decision tn- clude A. Baker, state Imnd@ commis- sioner, and L. E. Laird, superintend- ent of the state higtway commission, The subject assicned to the essay writers in the contest was “How Can I Make the Highway More Safe?” sieht pen French parents are not permitted to bestow children “freak” names on thelr Their choice of names is law to the thirteen thou- the calendar. Pass on Security Is- warning, said that the desirability of co-operation in such loans, which was explained to the banking interests at & conference last’ summer between President Harding and certain mem- bers of the cabinet and representative American investment bankers, did not seem sufficiently well understood in banking and investment circles. “The flotation of foreign bond issues in the American market.” said the state department, “is assuming in- creasing importance and on account of the bearing of such operations up- on the proper conduct of affairs it is expected that American concerns that contemplate making foreign loans will inform the department of state in de time of the essential facts and of sub- sequent developments of importance.” Officials explained that while there is no law compelling bankers to fur- nish such advance information to the government, the department believed “that in view of the possible national interests involved ft should have ‘the opportunity of saying to the under- writers concerned should it appear advisable to do so, that there is or Is no objection to any particular issue.” The department informed the bank- ers that the absence of a statement from the government even though the department might have been fully informed regarding any loan did not indicate either acquiescence or ob- jection. the department would not pass upon the merits of the foreign. loans as business propositions nor assume any responsibility whatever in connection with loan transactions. It was also explained that it was necessary to guard against represen- tations by bankers that foreign loans in this country had received the sanc- tion of the American government, FREE SEEDS AVAILABLE BY WRITING CAPITAL Members of the Wyoming delega- tion at Washington still have a nut-} ber of sacks of field seeds they would! be glad to place in the hands ef those who can use them. *These sacks hold from two to four pounds, and the seeds aro suitable for dry lands. The varieties embrace alfalfa, millet and clover. A request addressed to any member of the delegation at Wash- ington will bring a sack as long as the supply lasts. WOMEN MEN ADMIRE Men admire a pretty face, a good figure, but more than all a buoyant disposition and the charm of happy content. There is no question but what a light-hearted woman is the joy of a man’s life, but no woman can be happy and joyful when dragged down by the ailments that so often develop headaches, backache, nervous: ness and “the blues.” We are continually publishing in this paper letters from women who have been restored to health by Ly: E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compou after doctors and other medicines have failed to help th If you are ill yhy not give i It was emphasized also that PIPE SET WITH THE SWAN UNDERREAMER NEVER LEAKS ra tes a Genoral Offices and ‘The SWAN, built with tts body extending far enough below the cutters to act as a guide thus as- suring a perfectly straight hole, also leaves no knots or lumps on the walls. It also leaves a smooth, level shoulder to set pipe on, Pipe set with a SWAN doing the under. 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Physt- in Rawlins—provided he or it is] » gTovelling, fiendish cians said Mrs. Atwood would re latte to secure from the Rawlins town } snown. It is cover. terpiece of fil « ee |tor such a franchise. Banking Millions) + o¢ i cortocstse ot conven jcouncil a franchise permitting the distribution of the gas through ppe systems beneath the municipal iterature. lence and necessity were tssued by the Public Service Commission after 2 |nearing here Wednesday. They were NEW YORK, March 3—American/ granted to N. R. Greenfield, the Raw school children deposited in banks lins Electric Light and Fuel company over $4,000,000 in the last school year,|and the Rocky Mountain Gas com it was announced by the Amer-| pany, each of whom proposes to pro. ican Bankers’ association. In the! cure natural gas from the Lost Soldier Preceding year the amount deposited| field, 40 miles north of Rawlins. The was $2,800,000, |fourth certifcate, issued some time The number of depositors increased |€0, is held by the Kasoming Oi from 426,000 to 802,000 in achools company. ing & total enrollment in the two! The Rocky Mountain Gas company years of 1,015,000 and is said to ‘contemplate piping Lost 1,829,000. Sold'er gas to Denver and northern $1,000 and Upward purities? 5.5.5. is one of the greatest bloed-perifers known. Try it, HAYS SCORED rivate citizen and as public official he bad shown himself to be of the highest calibre. coeded of Pueblo, Colo., who served as first assistant postmaster general under Mr. Hays and whose nomination a general was confirmed yes- ing over his new duties tomor- . He will be sworn in @ 11 o'clock at the postoffice department ——~——__ DEATH Az STATE HOME. CHEYENNE, March 3.—The Wyo | ming State Board of Charities and Reform was notified Wednesday 0% |. the death at the Wyoming state hos: ofti- intendent methods,” contended that both as a Goodbye Boils! For You or Any Member Of Your Family Is Guaranteed in the Insured Savings Plan You decide to save in easy, équal monthly V A deposits, during 120 months. The pay- ments are small and if you meet reverses, you may withdraw. This is a meritorious and worthy savings plan. Without obligat- ing yourself, write to us or call and we will gladly explain. The National Bank of Commerce Casper, Wyo. “A Bank of Strength and Service” Le Anard & Germaine Songs and Dances Medell Thompson “The Black Ace” : A COMMENDABLE ARRAY OF STARS Lois Wilson Milton Sills A Bishop-Cass T heater UDEVILLE Held Over by Popular Demand LAST TIMES TODAY HEADED BY. 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