Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 22, 1922, Page 4

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922. ‘FAIR VIEW ADDITION Has city water and fire plugs just acto ~ the street struction work in the devastated areas of France. ot it ts whom 40,000 will be Germans, will be employed. The contract, it is stated. already Involves $36,000,000 francs. a Reconstruction Contract Signed BERLIN, Sept. 22.—(By The Asso IS GLEARED OF LAST REFUGEES Concentration Camps Estab- lished for Homeless, | Greeks Removing All Nationals. i oF er. A MeT-| ne Upper: Latest. ‘This >tiractive turban of black maline with jet pins is one of Lower: Hat of black and red yelyet with maure ribbon around © yee the crown—grapes in relief and embroidered form an interesting brim dec- tke bread | oration © refugees} irregulars. ericans have rior. the of Jestroyers McLeish, jsall and Lawrence ary the harbor. Captain of Philadelphia, chief Admiral Bristol, has 1 Constantinople, rewum- of the naval units and er conditions for the refu- gees from Kemal. The American consulate is preserv- ing as a historic memento the Amer- fcan fing which remained flying above the shattered walls of the American- owned theater here long after the building had been virtually demol- ished and the city itself desotated. In front of the charred skeleton of this theater there still stands a pla; card of tragic irony, “the dance of Geath,” which was the title of the last production. pe seats TL HARDING BROS. AWARDED $226.25 JUDGMENT HERE At 11 o'clock last night a jury in istrict court which had~been out a half hour, brought in a verdict in fa- vor of Harting Hros., for $238.25 In their civil suit against’ I. J. Jackson and wife.” The suit involved the ex- penses of operating a truck by the defendant and the testimony took a day and a halt. JIndge Brown is leaving this after- noon for Douglas but will return to Casper Sunday and be here the first part of next week hearing non-jury cases. He will go to Lander Thursday to sit in the district court there. The Bullock-Gallington case tnyolv- ing the alleged attempt to bribe Sheriff Joe Marquis has been set for Octever 6 when Judgé Tidball will sit in Juage Brown's place here. ‘ Chas. Santley, Opera Star Of Britain, Dead LONDON, Sept. 22.—Str Charles Santley, for decades probably the best} known and most popular singer on the English concert and oratoric stage, died at his home here yester- day in his 87th year. He made opera and concert tours of the United States in 1871 and 1891. Santley made hig first appearance on the concert stage, except for etu- Gents’ performances, in 1857, when he sang in England. He was knighted tn 1907 when the “jubilee” of his artistic career was celebrated London, BALLONIST FALLS INTO THE HUDSON| DOBBS FERRY, N. Y., Sept Hanging head down from a balloon h he had been making mid- at a firemen's car- Smith, of Yonkers, early fell 1,000 feet with the craft 0 the Hudson. He was rescued by three men who had watched the errktic course of the dalloner’s red| ht guide and who fought a strong river current for an hour in a row- boct to get him. 22.— Fair View is what it implies. 14t | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR good as Rooms. | | SAT.© — Retort heating stove, | new. Inquire at Berry 9-22.4t° FOR SALE—Coles hot blast heater with pipe, size 14; $10. 941 8. Ash. Phone i11J 9-22-2t FOR RENT—Large front bedroom in mode ome; garage if desired; on pavement. 1129 E. Seconc. Phone 727M 9-22-2t*| ee? RS a lot—build » home. 9-21-4t sive with every 50c paid at offi win you » big prize. Which Is Which? .This" picture will” set” Lordon Ont.) school kids straight as = which of the twin teachers ther is which. The one above is Walter Bhales and below is his brother, Wames. Now, that’s settled. Save rent—buy a lot. _———— Classified ads in the Tribune are vention at winners and 9-21-4t ERECTIONNEW, GOURTHOUSE I PROPOSED HERE President Durham of Ki- wanis Club Would See Center Street Open from South to North. Shall Casper have a new court house at some other site in the city so that Center street may present sn unbrok- en driveway from north to south? This is the question that the local Kiwanis club raiged at its meeting yesterday at the Henning. H. B. Durham, president of the club, was the speaker who told of the urgent necessity of such action. Mr, Dur- ham made it clear that the work which should be done in the Gourt house has increased so much during the past few years that an addition to the building is urgently needed. Such ar addition would mean that Center street would | be even more cut up than it js at present, according to the speaker. The present court house would be moved and would be turned into a useful headquarters for the American Legion or some other worthy organ- ization, if the plan as advocated was carried out. The marking of historical spots around the state was taken up at the ‘mecting, and a committee consisting | of Charles B. Stafford, J. 8. Mechling, and Sam Conwell, was co-operate with the D. in marking the spots. | The new lieutenant governor of the Jaixtrict Kiwanis organization, J. 8. Mechling, was called upon for a ‘talk, which request he answered in a fit- ting manner. Arthur K. Lee, president of the Na- tional Bank of Commerce, and dele- gate to the recent state bankers’ con- Laramie, addressed the ly the keys we| members on what had been done at ice wilt 5 Bist t's convention. BIOS aes Save money — buy » lot, 9-21-4t, Buy a lot with off rights, 9-214t —— 1 —— iris buy a lot. The Greatest Lot Sale 9-21-4t The NORRIS CO. Fresh Meats and Provisions—Wholesale and Retail LARGEST MARKET IN THE STATE 129 East Second St. BEEF ROASTS Shoulder Pot Roast, lb. 12:¢e “* 15¢ Rolled, 1b... OC Rump Roast, 15e per Ib. VEAL ROASTS Shoulder Veal Roasts, Ib. 15c ** 20c Rump Veal _25e Roasts, Ib... Phone 12 PORK ROASTS Roasts, Ib, 2OC eo ae Roasts, Ib. OC Serie he. LOE Serra ze Fone Be: It will interest you to visit our market. Fresh Poultry from our own yards. Hens, br AOC Lbs. Best Creamery Butter for —. Fresh Eggs, per dozen ouines, 1b a _.35e FRESH EASTERN COUNT OYSTERS, PER QUART. Fresh Fish from the coast every other day. A full line of Delicatessen Goods. Imported and Domestic Cheese. It always pays to do your shopping in the LARGEST SHOPPING DISTRICT. General John A. Lejewi Jant of the | corps, ts expected to rededicate the his- torle Spanish fort to the memory of those garrisons which protected the northern dntrance of New Orleans from roving buccaneers and hostile |Indians in the days of Spanial do- minion of Louisiana, during his visit to the American Legion national con- | vention next month. General Lejeune, who led the Fifth marines in the world war, is a native of Louisiana, and it is considered pe- culiarly fitting that he should offici- ate at the ceremonies commemorat- ing the faithful performance of haz- ardous duty by the early garrisons of the fort. A detall of marines and the New Orleans marine band will ossist in the dedication exercises, which will take place, October 18. Immediately sfter they ceremonies a banquet will be given’ to General Lejeune and na- tional Legior officers. Spanish Fort was built in 1788 by Governor De Ulloa to guard the mouth of Bayou, St. John and Laxe Pontchartrain against pirates and hostile Indians. The old fort still stands, a grim and silent relic of more adventurous days and hardy peoples. A guard of honor composed of members of the Australian Imperial forces similar to the one that escorted the 27th division in thelr parade thru the streets of New York, will march in the American Legion national con- vention parade in New Orleans, Oct 16-20. All Anzacs wishing to partici. pate in the guard are asked to com: municate with Staff-Sergeant E. J. Beck, postoffice box 856, New Or- leans. Memberg of the “dlean-up” com- mittee of the New Orleans Associa- tlon of Commerce will concentrate their efforts on beautifying the city for the American Legion national convention October 16-20. _Superin- tendent of Police Molony will instruct members of the police force to en- force the ordinanca prohibiting the littering of the streets with paper arid trash. The committee will compile all ordinances bearing on this phase of the clean-up campaign, with a view of obtaining general observance of all sanitary laws. KANKAKEE, Ill, Sept. 22.—Dur- ing the last eight months the Kane- kee, Ill, American Legion post cared for 260 ex-service men who became stranded in the town. In addition it investigated a large number of cases which proved fraudulent and drove out 85 fakers who were endeavoring to enlist sympathy and obtain money under false representations. PARIS, Sept. 22.—Mrs. D. H. Day- ison, known as lother” Davison to thousands of American Legion men, OPERATION NOT SUCCESSFUL “16 years ago I was operated. for appendicitis and later operated again for gall stones. Neither did me any good and I suffered all kinds of tor ture since. Five years ago I took Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and have felt no symptoms or pain since. All stomach sufferers should take it.” It {s a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes prac- tically all stomach, liver and intcs- tinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money re- funded. For.sale by all druggists.— Ady. Continuous 1 to 11 10c-25¢ 10c-25¢ “LAST TIMES TODAY DOROTHY DALTON “The Dark Road” A Vibrating Story of Passion and Intrigue —Also— TWO-REEL COMEDY “A Maiden’s Trust” STARTING SATURDAY fidus VIRGINIA VALLI MATT MOORE JOSEF SWICKARD in YOPLNG State and Loe! Activities. with her from the states a letter from Gen. Pershing to Gen. Heary T. Allen, commander of the American forces in Germany. Mrs. Davison will stage several entertainments for “my boys” while in Coblenz. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. cas letters leaving the New Orleans post- office will advertise the American Legion national convention, October 16-20, convention headquarners here has been advised. Four special die hubs, operating on canceling machines in the postoffice will bear the following legend. “Amer- jean Legion National Convention, October 16-20.° The postoffice ruling means that the Legion stamp will appear on 300,000 pieces of first class mall daily, sent out from the New Orleans office to all parts) ~t the country Wives of congressional medal of honor men have been inrited to se company thelr husbands to the American Legion national convention in New Orleans, October 16-20. Their expenses will be paid by the Legion convention committee, The entire capacity of the parkiig yards of the Iilinols Central and Louisville and Nashville railroad, in New Orleans has been reserved by prospective visitors to the Anierican Legion national convention In New Orleans, October 16-20. The yards will accomodate 210 cars. New Orleans labor unions are pre- Paring to entertain Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federa- tion of Labor, during his stay at American Legion national convention in New Orleans, October 16-20. Funds for the entertainment project were raised at a Labor day celebration. An exhibition of products and in- dustries of Panama will be brought to New Orleans during the American Legion national cofivention, October 16-20. The plan will represent an outlay of several thousand dollars. It elated Press)—The Berlin newspapers Berlin firm on the lines of the Stinnes- “Panama Canal Observation Post,” a Legion publication which will issue 50,000 copies of a 32-page newnpaper. Lubersac agreement, for the recon- ‘Tet 8. 8. 8, Give You An Angelic Stat mon scnae to simply treat the skin. A dottle of 5. SS. will prove te you what is happening in your blood. 8.5.8. complexion cl tiful. 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Save money — buy » lot. oe announce today that @ contract was| AE Selby, Hast! merchant, i: NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22.—Major|has arrived in France with the party |Concluded in Paris, September 14, be-| here from wr) ig command-|of Legion pilgrims who are touring |tWeen @ Frenca constrnetion syndicate United States marine|the overseas battlefields. She brought |Comprising 8% bulléing firms and. a) THE DOBBIN REALTY Co., Rey bechreuke eae Ground Floor, Tribune Bldg. reer cee a lot. 92 Dairy and Chicken Feeds, Oil Meal, Stock Salt. Car lots a specialty. CASPER STORAGE CO. 313 W. Midwest Ave. A Bishop-Cass Theater TODAY AND SATURDAY GEO. HUNTER’S JOLLIES CO. PRESENTS ‘IN MIZZOURA’ Another Rural Comedy Full of Hearty Laughs and Amusement. LOOK FOR Producer of Real Comedy.and Mirth FUNNY “BUD BROWNIE!” THE PRETTY GIRLS! NEW SCENERY! ELABORATE SETTINGS! This story deals with happenings in every day life, and will be especially amusing tc those who are seck- ing “A Stedy Job.” SIX BIG MUSICAL SPECIALTIES FEATURE PICTURE Myrtle Reed’s “AT THE SIGN OF THE JACK O’LANTERN” HERE iT IS! One hour of enjoyable tabloid comedy, and new high class feature picture running for the first time in Casper. FOR ONLY 40c FRIDAY—TWO EVENING SHOWS AT 7 AND 9 SATURDAY—MATINEE 2:30—EVENING 7 AND 9 Admit L. S. Campbell and one'to Iris today. T. 9-22 REMEMBER, TOO! OUR REGULAR WEEKLY JOLLIES CO. REVUE SUNDAY ONLY “RIP VAN - WINKLE” ‘AT LAST, IN ONE BIG GLORIOUS PICTURE As a novel “Rip Van Winkle” has brought joy to millions— iu kiddies and “grown-ups” alik: e. : In play form it has won for itself a place unique in the an- nals of the American stage. And now, upon the silver sheet, Thomas Jefferson gives new life to this ageless classic. More’ engrossing than either book or play, it will endure for all time as one of the greatest productions the screen has ever known. AH School Children Wil Be Admitted for 100 Today and Saturday CAMPBELL KID and ANIMAL COMEDY —Also— ‘This Coupon Will Admit R, B. CARTER “Rip Van Winkle” T. Sept. 22 “CIRCUS DAYS” 1 to 11—10c and 40c to RTS eT as,