Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO i CASPER PLANS ELABORATE MEMORIAL DAY TRIBUTE PROGRAM ARRANGED BY WAR VETERANS 1S OUTLINED Indoor Program at Iris Theater, Civic Parade to | New York To Cemetery and Decoration of Graves of Fallen Cheyenne In Scheduled by War Veterans 24-Hour Tri p *CHEYENNE, Wyo. May 26. — | New York to Cheyenne in 24 hours | and radio communication all the | way | This is the pi ™ store for | Pilots of the transcontinental air mal! service, according to word re ceived by H. DD. Ingalls, superin- tepdent of the Cheyenne landing field and assistant superintendent of the Chicago-Rock Springs divis- | | The community Memorial day exercises, as outlined by a joint committee composed of Spanish War veterans and mem- bers of the American Legion, include an indoor observance at the America theater, a civic parade to the cemetery, fit-| ting ceremony at the cemetery, followed by the decoration of | the graves of the nation’s dead of all wars. Gov. Robert D. Carey will be the notable speaker at the America the-| r and will deliver a fitting Memor day address. Ca, c..P. Plum e ial under the direction Of! ion It is proposed to begin the I gh Lundberg. T inv neW system early this summer. cs will be given by Rev. P. K,| ¢ present plans of the Postofiice Edwards and the benedication will be] department are carried out, night ! delivered by Rev. Father Mu ng between Chicago and Chey. The exercises at the America enne will be undeftaken throughout ater will begin promptly at 9:20. the warm season. This was done be entire community is invited to at tween Chicago and New York last and it is anticipated that the auditor. | summer and will be repeated this FOR THE PUPILS be filled to the doors. | year so that there will be almost owing the exercises at the) continuous, flying between the At America a civic parade will be formed! jantic seaboard and this city. ;.|under the direction of Capt. J. E.| It js also proposed to install radio. First Awards to Leaders in/|Frisby as marshal of the day. The phone sets both sending and revety. Public Speaking to Be Made barra seed band will head the par-/ jn all mail planes so that pilots play suitable music for the march to the cemetery. Units of the| pared will come in the following or- der. The colors and color guard; high school band; high school cadets; cars for G. A. R., city and county officials, and speakers of the day; Spanish war veterans; army nurse corps; American Legion auxiliary; American Legion Boy Scouts and other organizations Members of the boy scouts organi zation have volunteered to precede the parade through the strects as or derlies of the marshal of the day to remind the spectators of the respect due the national colors as the parade approaches, A brief outdoor ceremony will take be in touch with different land- ing fields and officiais with them throughout the day and night. — LETTERS STILL ARRIVING TODAY (Continued from Page One) Q.—What will improve my wife: health?—C. W. t Year by Organi- zation. y by the Casper Ki zh school students ex- n public speaking each year next year. The contests y be held during Febru ary so that the winners may represent th: high s be the following plan: Debate, $100. Winning team, three given aovording to s ee ee i A.—A lower altitude would be bene. coeee rex at . Best individual on place at the et during which iclal ite sax sme cael ex-Gov. B. B. Brooks will be the prin What is th Declamztion, total $75. Humorous} 54) Th * —What is the best thing for me class, first, $15, second $10. Dramatic | “in! speaker: e Invocation therelto do?—L. P. D. will be and the Stout The Spanish war veterans and the American Legion will pay honor to the dead of their respective wars by the decoration of-the graves of the fallen. Elaborate floral wreaths will be used by the Spanish war veteran: and wreaths of Flanders poppies b: he American Legion. The two organ izations will join in honoring the mem ory of heroes of the Civil war. A.—Go back to your husband anc confess all, he and the children nee class, first $15, second $16. Oratorical class, first $15, second $10. Extemporaneous speaking, $15, one prize. Plays, one act, $16. This will represent group activity and the prize would go to the com pany producing the best dramatiza tion PLANS FOR DEMO OVE FEAST IN CITY COMPLETE State Central Committee to Hold Session Here Tomor- row and Wind Up With Dinner and Meeting. benedication by Rev. you. Q.—What became of my War Say ngs Stamps?—H. M. A.—Accidentally destroyed, whe: ou weré cieaning out the tray of the grey trunk and burned all that tras! and junk you burned the stamps. Q—Will I ever receive anythin, trom the estate?—F. 4. C. A.—This estate is in England. Take he matter up with James A. Loug- Following the decoration of the} need, M. P. at Cal ‘Alberts,’ Can. Staves, those ettending will return] aa he can help sect this. to town by organizations, and no at Q.—Will my friend get out of the tempt wil! be made to form a genera'| rouble he ie ia? FB. parade for the return. pene Ap he is on the way to the f Attention is called ‘to the fact tha:| 13) prison at Loavenworth now anc the proper etiquette of the fag call: | will have to serve his time. Peddling or the colors to be flown at it mas’ jope is a poor business and they were intil noon, after which they are rais sure to catch with him. He »d to full mest for the remainder 0] 50 friend of yours anyway,” bist the day. In placing the flag at hal sabes Sat ahae mast, it is raised first to the top o ie Pl re ae = sarge ele roe the stafy and then lowered. A—No:you cesaih.siotitiea uiaasita eat All concerned in the observance of | of the country and does not intend to he day are anxious that the entire ¥ ‘ommunity should Join in the patrio | 4) Jo" jy Rave no security and demonstration. Members of the vat aes American Legion auxilfary have urge: | .@—Will I win in the law suit? h ral use of flags. This organ | YJ: C pe Renaes 96, 2 a A.—There will be an offer of settle zation is also sponsoring the sale of vi .. | ment before you file. This is best for Flanders Poppies to be used in mak-{ 11) Concerned. ng display of reverence for the dead} ” GQ” ' Tit my husband make mined eee nos a REs) on_his oil shares this year? Should ADVISORS NAMED FOR | CHEYENNE COMMISSION CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 26.—The *heyenne Chamber of Commerce ,has pointed a committee of 15 promin nt men, representing as m: dif- erent lines of business, to act as ad- ors to the city commissioners. The ion was taken at the instigation of the commissioners. The committee will sit with the commissioners once 2 month. Cheyenne Plans Music Festival By tomorrow evening Wyoming will have a functioning, effective and har monious Democratic party, if plans made for the love feast which will be staged here tomorrow carry. ery arrangement has been completed for the meeting of the state Democratic central committee and workers promi nent in the faith from all sections of the state will be in attendance. The meeting will open at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning with the state cen tral committee entering into execut! session. It is probable that the ons will result in the naming of » state ticket, the perfection tions which will extend to nties of the state and laying ay fall. The day's meeting will be concluded with a quet at the Henning hotel in the evening. At 8’clock tomorrow night a public meeting will be held at the courthouse at which time the principal speaker of the even ing James Dahlman, Oma boy mayor.” ee Ent y new stock of millinery on a displa rst time, Saturday, Ma nd look them over.| CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 26.—The| Somet ve. Mrs. 's Hat|Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce has Shop, Smith-Turner Drug store. designated October 15 to 21 as “music 5-26-1t week here, and has appointed a cam a - mittee to arrange for musical features WANTED — A Husband. Columbia] «imilar to those in other cities during Theater, Sunday. 5.26-2t simflar periods. With new box added comfort. For coffee and good cooking, too RED CROSS EVAPORATED MILK clean — sweet — pure ALL GROCERS SELL IT With new box — light Try this popular recipe for RED CROSS CREAM WHITE SAUCE (For Creaming Vegetables) 2 tbsp. flour % tap. salt % cup Red Cross Milk 2 tbsp. butter or substitute Melt butter or butter substitute, add flour and stir until thoroughly mixed’ Add the mik and cook about five minutes or until the mixture thickens, then add seasonings This recipe makes one cup of white sauce all vegetables may be creamed. The vere- tables should be coo’ by either boiling or steaming. After cooking with salt, drain an@ edd cream sauce. Black Satin— —with rounded toes for that White Linen— soles — two-strap Pumps and Oxfords. W be Caspet Daily Cridune we stay here or moveT—Mrs. J. B. (Riverton Wyo.) A.— Your husband's off interests will Profit him within the year. Q—Where can I address my father? Mra. H.C. Qdilis, Wyo. A—Adéress your father Bert Friend, Houston, Texas. Q—Has my sweetheart left Casper? Will be ever return and want me?— BL A—He has gone and will not re turn. Q—WIl we make a success here?— Mrs. RB. A.—Your husband has a position at the present time, there is ‘no apparent reason why you should not be auc- cessful here. I advise you to make up your mind to stay and be con- tented. Q.—Will I have plenty of work in Casper this summer or should I go to Denver or Los Angeles?—W. C. M. A.—Stay in Casper by all means, you will find plenty to do here alt! summer. Q—Wil I continue to be success- ful in my business? Shoukt I invest ore in oll? . ¥. Z, A.—Your business will continue suc- essful if you do not devert your at- tention. ments. 1926. you in the near future. Q—What is best for me to do? and make things pleasant. Where is Leo M. C.?—L. T. C. A—It is best for you to remain con- tented. You are naturally adapted to general. clerical work. Leo is in California. Q—Will I get a job in my home i pose tow Will I accomplish my > f so?—E. T. A—You will be greatly gratified by he results of your efforts, be honest nm your endeavor and you will suc- ceed. Q—WIll I get a sale for my inven- von?—E. G. P, A.—Your invention has great com- mercial possibilities, it will cess. now. It is not to a saleable point here?—K. ummer and go west. our mind about the location. —Mrn. W. M. Y. y fire, you will not find them. cate F. anes by elderly constipation, | people ipa etc. MAY. men and women, as they older, suffer ills. The constant: fron, little poiso! Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin will prove to you thar you can 8o regulate yourself that elimi- nation will occur promptly every day. Increased doses not necessary. It is In spite Caldwell’s Syru; been on the market The Continuing Vogue of Lower Heels covered heels — broad Priced $8.50. covered heels $6.00. IGGIN “YOUR SHOEMAN” Phoenix Hosiery T advise! ~RIDAY, MAY 26, 1922. AF DUCED RATE Kmistcn wie pants ent unt once Chicago Talks ey eae Se tion was poten oe satisfactory than ig the period that the nte| Ban On Ku Klux Presbyterians In ease bas been pending Senator Ken-| Demonstration, Cheyenne to Build ON LIVESTOGK (3 PERMANENT, CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 26.—The CHICAGO, May 26—Action to pro-| First Presbyterian church announced hibit Ku Klux Klan parade, public today that a new church building wil} initiations and demonstrations, was! he erected at the corner of Carey before the city council in a resolu-javenue and Twenty-second street, Unions of| tion introduced by Aldermon Robert/four blocks north of the present |church. The old church, which is in “This action has been taken in /the business district, is to be sold Portland, Ore., Los Angeles and Sac- The Federated Textile Benefits Which Would Have America will hold its annual conven-|F-.Jgckson, negro. tion in New York city the first week | or August. Expired June 830 Under Pre- vious, Ruling Will Con- tinue Indefinitely. | Announcement that the Interstate! Will I ever travel?— MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT nent the 20. per cent reduction woere | rates on livestock exced 60 cents per 100, is gratifying to stockmen of! Wyoming. News of this of |the rate ruling calling for horizontal | Teductions was received in Casper by a Be careful of future invest+ You will go to Europe in| stay home with my baby?—Mrs. F. J. There is a happy marriage for depend, apon your business ability for its suc- Q.—Should I go to Oregon or stay H A--You will sell your home this You will change Q.—Have lost peacock feathers which prize very highly, will I find them? A.—Theese feathers were destroyed There is a general financial deptes-|é Q—Kindly inform me where I can’ condition sooner than any place of the SYRUP PEPSIN IN OLD White Kid— With new box covered heels strap and two- strap Pumps. Patent Leather— With new box covered heels booad strap over instep. Priced $8.50. A—tTry Provo, Utah. Q.—WUI we ever be successful finan- cially? Should I take a position or MeN. | A.—My advise is to remain at home Financial lconditions will improve for you. You must be more contented with life in Powder SAME PRICE For more than 30 years 5 Ounces for a5 i WHY PAY WAR PRICES? G Baking Q—WIll I secure a position and suc- coed?—C. M. MeL. A—You will have success in the oc- eupation you have fitted yourself for ‘You wilt be employed within 30 days. Q.—Is it going to pay me to remain in Casper, how soon will I get results? Pik A.—There will be a decided improve- ment in conditions by July the fif- teenth. My advise is to remain. Q—Where is our dog Fredt—Mrs. oO. P. M. A.—Fred was accidentally poisoned, wandered away to the water and died. Q—In your opinion what is the fu- ture of a property owner in this towa? Am having a hard time to keep my head above water?—A. J. W. A.—In my opinion a property own- erin this town has the opportunity of} a far better future than he would have in thousands of other towns. {sion and Casper will overcome this same size I know about. GE CASPER’S LEADING SPECIALTY SHOP FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Imported Gingham Dresses Conied from higher priced models. There are 62 of these resses, which have been selling regularly at $8.50 to $10. You can’t buy the materials for the sale price. Special for Saturday nH an salts, minerals, coal tar and ‘such drastic purgatives. Half-Ounce Bottle Free Poceasbes: It is saferand better or you th e] Pure Silk Hosiery Regular $4 and $4.50 : values. SATURDAY Sport Hats Regular $3.50 to $5 values, SATURDAY eis ey Blouses Pastel shades. VERY SPECIAL $5.00 One Lot of Spring Dresses There are just 38 Dresses in this lot which were taken from regu- lar stock, consisting of Canton Crepes, Poiret Twills, Satins, etc. There are values in this lot that sold up as $1 2 50 = ] high as $55. Special for Saturday_ and Purses (Genuine Leather) Regular $10 values. Priced $8.50. SPECIALISTS IN APPAREL FOR WOMEN AND MISSES