Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 10, 1923, Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN. BYRON $, HUIE, STATE EXAMINER, COMMENDED BY GILLETTE. PEOPLE Byron 8. Hule, Casper man ap pointed as state bank examiner by Governor Ross the first of the year, ving very popular as a public of The Gillette News. editorial, commen straightening out the affairs of the {llette following the suicide of its president, Mark Shields. For the last three weeks we have n our midst Byron S. Hule, state k examiner, who fs adjusting and ettling up the affairs of the Bank of ette. As an example of efficiency in > office, Mr. Huie ts to be com 1 He had the difficult task of the work of looking into ditions of a bank that had calamity and without he one person who the » late president the following his work in up mot assist “Insead of bank and placing !t in the h f a receiver, Mr. Hule and his able to work to f! ership could be avoided interests of the public conserved t of depositors last Saturday d the decision to recrganize was © result. “Mr. Hule ts going about the work of putting the bank on its feet as faithfully as {f the business were his own. He js extending to stockholders and depositors every courtesy and ev y service that is possible. His as to the people of Campt eciated, and the spl is doing ts but another wisdom and care ex ercised by Governor William B. Ross in choosing men to ass'st him in the work of looking after the welfare of the people of the state. aS Tloyd Loom baby carriages just t r looking and a little b ges m Shield: Unless you see the name “Bayer” on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over twenty. two years and proved safe by millions for Colds Headache ‘Toothache Lumbago Earache Rheumatism Neuralgia Pain, Pain Aceept “E only, E tains prop oft er Tablets of Aspirin” unbroken package con- directions, Handy boxes ve tablets cost few cents, Drug- sell bottles of 24 and 100. n is the trade mark of Bayer ucture of Mononceticactdester 1d.— Advertisement. ch and | | Women Voters Will Continue DES MOINES, Iowa, April10.—De- feat of proposals that the National ties was forcast this morning at the opening hour of the league's annual convention. 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Coue himself makes this stato-| MEMBERSHIP TALK ON VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS|::+s,otccmes"ast a ORGANIZATION 1S ACTIVE HERE broad enough to give full play to the aspirations and energetic and philanthropic. tering arms stretch out to protect the weak and destitute, that the best is none too good for those who have offered their best in the service of the Republic. & ° Every American citizen who has served in the defense of his country entitled to patriotism association with his comrades. Such benefits can only be secured to the |fullest extent by membership in an | Organization designed for the ada- vancement and protection of Amer- (ica’s soldiers, saflors and marines. Such an organization ts the Vet- erans of Forelgn Wars of the United which {is the only national society composed exclusively of vet- erans of the wars and campaigns conducted by the United States on foreign soll and in foreign waters. The Veterans of Foreign Wars had |its beginning in five cities, Columbus, Denver, Pittsburgh, Altoona, and Philadelphia. The American’ Vet- erans of Foreign Service, the parent | organization, was formed at Colum- bus on September 23, 1899, and on Carrying the conviction ef a per-|October 10 of the same year was sonal lecture on the subject, “The/ chartered by the state of Ohio. This Message of Emile Coue,” the two-|society was active until 1905 when it reel motion picture made by Emile}amalgamated with a society of Coue, which was shown at the Amer-|similiar name formed in Pennsyl. ica theater for the first time this af-|vania several years before. ternoon, marks a distinct (step for-| The objects of the society are fra. patriotic, historical and edu- cational; to preserve and strengthen comradeship among its members; to assist worthy comrades; to perpetuate the memory and history of our dead, and to assist their widows and to maintain true allegiance he government of the United es of America, and fidelity to its constitution and laws; to foster true patriotism; to maintain and extend the institutions of American free to t St |dom; and to preserve and defend the United States from all her enemies, whomsoever. 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