Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 4, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR | WOUND RECENED DRY RAIDS NET IN WORLD WAR “SUARRESTS AT Glenn W. Finch, Member} Of Aviation Branch, Passes Away Here. MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1923, who has won so many admirers in| coast in Los Angeles and San Fran. Casper because of his ability signed aj}cisco that won for him further contract Saturday for an indefinfte| friends. Patrons of the most popular engagement at the academy. He will] cafes and cabarets in those cit'es are appear every night and will undoubt-|in the Mst of persons who have bee, edly be one of the best showing cards} fascinated with the work of Caspo;", that could be provided by the Arkeon| singer. Barometers Of “THE BRIGHT SHAWL” AT AMERICA THEATER, STARTING TUESDAY Many Kinds In Service Here Lae ra te tal act mak. bed momtadl te Ones It is asserted that plate glass wil) . per for several months. During an| make @ more durable monument tha Not all Casper people depend on | extended absence he did work on the| the hardest granite. swears by a home made Lhe Bea h ary is constructed ou! Start The barometer _ raphy - “Gleatue Conca | retsmaan eee |Alarme out Wife . Rane gp PAIN | wich guid miatore: Ms expa = Agattist "Leguets. \ | sss ts ius erie se a seer that the glass has never fatled him./ AY of food agreed with her. She was ‘At one of tho soda fountains ia |Declares Her Condition) ¢), ‘rer ous to sleep and always fel: CHEYENNE, Wyo. June 4— Seemed Hopeless, but Tan-} ¢jreq and worn-out. negea a soda dispenser who puts his faith eee Stolators of the It-) s.°the silver plated fixtures that lac Ended Stomach Trou-| “In 1918 my wife became so weak quor laws were arrested at Rock cover his ice cream cans. He as- 1 ‘ntirel: ‘Well and/and run-down as to alarm me and fbrings in raids conducted by the Po-| serie that whenever it is golng to g aie: Even Since, He|P to that time we had been unadia sent ROT Springs, according to ®! rain the fixtures become covered trong PREPS to find anything to help her. Seaing carters here na! prohibition head-| with @ {ine frosty film that {s never | States. Taniac praised so highly she began guatters) brea ae acantly. 4 present on a clear day. taking it and the first bottle made a ; ny Y slcelialia. anode. tinclusin wonderful tmprovement in her condi- Glenn W. Finch, 22 years of age, ‘world war veteran, died Sunday morning at his home following a long Iness caused by the plercing of his 8 when he had two ribs broken ash in France dur- born in Kensett, Ja., September 18, 1900. He enlisted in the aviation corps of the army, April 5, 1918. He was quickly ordered overseas and was etationed in Ger- many up until the signing of the nistice. Ile is survived by a widow, Mrs. Giulia 8. Finch, his mother, Mrs. Esther Finch, and four brothers and two sisters, George and Claude and Mrs. Hattie Estes of Casper, Louls and Ira Finch and Mrs. Myrtle Barta of Iowa, as well as by a nephew Russel Finch of Casper. In Converse county, a report to the headquarters states, Sheriff Al Pey- } ton and Otto Plaga, a federal opera- | tive, raided a ranch near Ross and seized a 100-gallon capacity still which had been sunk in a water hole. The owner of the still, tipped off re garding the officers’ intentions, es- eaped as they approached the ranch. pheridiie. batons he The first three-story building tn Hongkong was erected and owned by “That my wife is enjoying such| tion. Seven or eight bottles of Tan. good health today !s undoubtedly due| lac did away with all her troubles to the way Tanlao built her. up four| and biult her up until sho was like or five. years ago," recently said|.a new person. I don't believe Tanlac Frank Anderson, of 2247 Larimer St.,| has an equal in the world.” Denver, Colo. Taniac is for sale by all goog dru, gists. Accept no substitute. Over “she had suffered trom stomach} 37 minion bottles sold. trouble for five or six years and as a result her health was almost com- . on Raetins Tepe ee ga tss| pletely wrecked. She was troubled] Tanlao Vegetable Pills are Nature's dit) almost constantly from gas and pains| own remedy for constipation. For in her stomach and hardly any kind! sale everywhere.—Advertisement, Young Finch was a member of the} Knights of Pythias. He was also assistant scoutmaster of Troop No. a professional beggar. ———_—————— RICHARD BARTHELMESS DOROTHY GISH Richard Barthelmess and Doroth Gish in “The Bright Shawl” brings to the sereen one of those big, 100 WAYS raw Tre 5 : ; “| fine pictures that comes about once a 3 It is Joseph Hergeshiemer’s brilliant romance of an Ameri- | Wounded, and gas bomibs had to be & , @ | wT 19 which {s located in North Casper. ?: a. ; : 3 used to overcom 11 acest 1 vas such as| C8" boy and a radiant Cuban dancer— ve saint with painted lips and flashing heels. i i is ie ler. SOfenbe hiss at eaidanios aecwmaadioa The whirling fringe of this dancer's shawl, rainbow hued and silken, farined passion and intrisue into | mires To M Mo: CASPERS FAMILY THEATRE #¥ te the eco. flame under Cuban skies. _ “It all happened so suddenly,” ° ake ney As1eJ iI’, BD The funeral will be held at 3 o'clock} “The Bright Shawl” will be shown at the America Theater tomorrow, Wednesday and Thursday. | says Chief Battersby, “that the girl tomorrow afternoon from the af: must have acted mechanically. It was her code to stand by her man.” Disdainfully she called the police cowards when they finally made |] r¢ 1 Wanted New Furniture. GIRL’S LOVE BLIND TO MURDER aos the arrest, F I were sick of my old furni- “It takes a hundred of you to get ture and the children were IN LOYALTY TO JERSEY GUNMAN | ones {seemed inca ture ‘and the “ehiddren “were ee ee jie olay ty L There was a defiant look in her |} yet I couldn’t afford to buy new : | eye as she stood under police guard | furniture, I know ho’ © ed Desrera| will consiat of FEC 208. BO? (| ee amet She Ttdind tae ee aee pea bps pelea 2 Presenting the Big Comedy Scream scout executive; J. W. Johnson, Boy By ALEXANDER HERMAN, But the opportunity didn’t seem | mitted a burglary in Paterson, was’| handcuffed. She gazed at the |[the example of many others and Scout commissioner; H. Snyder, JERSEY CITY, N. J., June 2.— | to come. caught and sentenced to prison for | pieeding cuts and the welts on his |} sell my old furniture at a assistant scout executty Determined to stand by the man Sho married when she was young. | seven years. face, where he had been beaten in | price through a Want Ad in the Davis, deputy commissioner; months ago he escaped. ‘ “THE DIVORCE CURE” T I she loves, even in the face ‘of death, But soon after the birth of her the struggle to subdue him, and the |] Casper Daily Tribune. Ph © could find no trace of him. Goodwin, deputy commissioner; W.| a comely young woman sits in the her husband and she sepa- | Pol look in her eyes changed to sym- ‘ou could do the same. So otoplay st December a daring daylight ” ©. Wilson, president of the scout| county jail awalting trial for mur- rouinat December a daring daylight | pathy. But there was no remorse |fcan anybody. And why not? LEAH BAIRD in “THE CAPITOL’ council; Earl G. Burwell and W. R.| der. vi lagers talked. The’ girl left the Tribune is read Johnson, members of the council. It's tho first time she has been | town. York, a small suburb. A cashier of Povey, Gay, She Taurine BY BILLY WINNER ferGay chapel, the Rev. George Woodard of the North Casper Pres- byterian church officiating. The pall- bearers will be composed of T. N. Shaw, Edwin M. Bean, J. H. Mudgett, L. C. Goodrich, William J. Stone and LAST TIMES TONIGHT Billy Maine’s Big Co. 25—PEOPLE—25. Military services at the grave will be supervised by the George V Vroman post of the American Legion. pie ths he as Ln ‘BRIGHT SHAWL AT THE | AMERICA THEATER His FILM'S MEANEST VILLAIN The meanest of motion picture vil Jain is portrayed by Anders Ran dolf, famous “heavy,” in his role of Santacilla, a Spanish army captain, {n Richard Barthelmess’ new starring vehicle, “The Bright Shawl,” First National feature, to be shown at the in trouble with the police. And it the Public Service Corporation was eee, || Guard Your Health ae PREVENTIVE Joriah arse Zube Me. wt we) e CATARI ea FEN t. of BEARD || o Risiishn at Ng toe AMERICA —LAST TIMES TODAY— “THE LAST MOMENT” A Thrilling Adventure Story of a Society Pair Shanghied by thousands of people here and Prices 10c-40¢ —/ throughout the state—people who want to buy just such furni- ture as you have. How are th going to know about your ture or how are you going to kmow about their needs if you don’t let The Tribune Want Ads bring you together? Twe Shows Tonight—7 and 9 All Pythian Sisters Are requested to meet at the Knights of Pythias Hall Tuesday Afternoon at 1:15 To attend the funeral of our departed Sister, * Mrs. John Bryne. NANCIE E. CROMWELL, M. of R. and C. ica theat Tuesday, Wednes end America theater on Tuesday, Wednes- | @ay and Thursday. H THE LEE KIDS ‘The story is laid in Cuba in the eases days when the fron heel of Spanish oppression had not yet been cast off by that sorely pressed country. Santacilla is not the ordinary type of villain. Such commonplace pleas: ures as cuffing, kicking and beating whomscever might come in the way are not up to the standards of Santa- cilla, He is a human fiend who pre- fers such clever little “Jokes” as| pressing the burning end of a elger| against the hand of a walter and making the waiter like it; or vicious- ly kicking under the table with his steel spurs the needs of his feminine companion and making her smile de-| - spite the tears in her eyes. | A nice, sociable sort of chap its| Santacila, who laughs as he slips a Knife into the side of the beautif “THE TOWN TERROR” Shows at 1, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8, 9:30 100 AND 400 taking a $19,000 payroll to nis ot- | RICHARD BARTHELMESS fice. He was guarded by a police- and— man. Five men drove up in an DOROTHY GISH 4 | automobile, Dlackjacked the guard —in— and escaped with the money. “THE BRIGHT SHAWL" ‘The police suspected Miller as the leader and search for him was re- newed. eee Early one morning the police | | got @ tip that Miller was, living in TODAY and TUESDAY } | | Typewriter Ribbons are guaranteed to give 75,000 impressions of the letters ‘‘a’”’ or ‘‘e’” without filling. Buy typewriting supplies of with the possibility of having Fogg records destroyed by re. Inventories, bills receivable, | receipts, vouchers, mailing lists, contracts, etc., will al- Detectivve Sergeant John Black, @ small house 1n Jersey City. HOUSE PETERS Patrolman Clarence Weir, Lieuten- Spanish dancer who has decely MAY MUIHR, STUBBORNLY dak Serre Olle ihe ches plaved —in— Stationery Dept. | ways be secure in the New am. DEFIANT, AS POLICH LED HER 1 ve ee “The Invisible Pewer” | Model GF Allsteel Safe But be, too, dies AWAY APTER Daniod ty several oiher ‘offloers eee COMMERCIAL || with Underwriters’ Class A “The Bright Shawl” is a John S.| FRANK MILLER (UPE OT chi te’ MEG TNe ee ee —also— Robertson production, presented by| HAD KILLED Di s reat. JOHNNIE JONES PRINTING CO. Label. Inspiration Pictures, Inc. GEANT JOHN BLACK Miller was asleep when the po- ees: ae: pipe a | See aos eee lice knocked. May Mulhr answered’ |, i It is the finest of | Menace the door. She told the men to ‘Edgar Takes the Ca! ears of safe Tt is Cheyenne School | Bie A eerie walt while she dressed, then she 10c and 250 y a . " ; | ANA 1 warned Miller. proof against fire and fall. Bond Bids Rejected) ruoto. pais, ras known a6 « gunman, and | And its cost, in proportion to | bis reputation. | i il i —_— may be the last, for the wheels of She went to New York. Jobs | Barricaded in his room, he blazed | the protection it affords, is CHEYF: Wyo., June 4.—The| Jersey justice grind quickly. were scarce there, so she moved away at the men outside. | Cheyenne school board TI'riday rejer But May Muihr doesn't seem to over to Jersey City. She became The police say the girl helped ed gl bids for an issue of $215,000] car ® waitress him. Before they gave in, Black | school district bonds. ‘The bids wera| in daha Blayen eihel ware Sith Her mother took care of her} and Weir were dead, Otis was Frank Miller, “her man," and went and May Muthr was free to | dying, another policeman not regarded as satisfactory and the bonds will be sold at private sale. The copy of “Safeguarding “ADAMS RIB” | Soe ( down with him only after a hard her dreams—dreams of love, Records of Business.” Bet- state of Wyoming probably will be] battle with policemen in which two ps. Breaks Record of “Manslaughter” fer atill, step ints © ‘spl the purchaser. | were killed, two badly injured and | | Four months agoamanwhocamo : a } , step ur disp! ‘a t oo | several others narrewly- escaped to the restaurant caught her eye. Thies Is Cecil B. DeMille’s room and see the it af | with thelr lives. Ho was tall, strong and not bad pe . | safe | Yet sho scarcely knew what tt | l00king. ‘The girl fell in love with jumph. was about, until it was all over. win a opts | eee Rather good looking herself, she ON Chl T attracted his attention. He soon re- t loved =unwisely and too | turned her love. She was 27, ten says Chief of Police Richard | years his junior. — Battersby, “and now she'll have to You saw one side of the modern girl in “Man- } slaughter;” you'll see the other in “Adam’s Rib.” } They invoked the common law as CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 4.—One| pay the price. . man and wife. Showing This battery of artillery, one troop of cay-| “It’s Just another tragedy of the see JANE NOVAK | Week } alry and a band, marching 445 miles| country girl who comes to tho city He was a fugitive from justice —And— | | from Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming,| and gocs wr ' with a long police record. It be- NOAH BEERY | 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9—40c } to Fort Douglas, Utah, where they] For years May Muthr had lived | gan when he was a boy gangster | | wel go into summer camp, reached| !n a small village near Middletown,. on the west side of New York many./In am actor’s drama of the} aramie Sunday. N. Y. ne was a hard-working girl, | years a: 4 5 The trip to Fort Douglas, made in| who dreamed of breaking through He served time tn Atlanta pent- prectibea} Rater a hate easy 8 will require 29 days. A{ the confines ef her little world. She | tentlary for a federal Bae e gold rush of} day will be spent at Fort Steels, two| wanted to get out and see thin Shortly after he out he ¢ 1897. : } | ' days at Green River and three days { at Evanston, 4 While the Fort Russell soldiers a R. O. T. C. boys from Cheyenne lare at Fort Douglas, the Utah Na-| ‘tional Guard cavalry will be brought] For the skin rashes of childhood use Resinol ito Fort Rusell for instruction , Ty | Don't neglect the little one’s chafed skin | the patches of rash or eczema, for child- | ren are bound to scratch and minor troubles | “THE BELLE OF ALASKA” Also Two-Part Comedy j “AIN'T LOVE AWFUL” AND NEWS REEL IT’S CLEAR SOFT AND PURE Night Flying Plans Y may result in stubborn sores, * : Resinol Oint- Nearing Completion| arnierec-ctie anaes —_ and will not harm the tender skin. Itsoothes | ae Safe With Underwriters’ Class A Label NEW STATIONERY DEPT. Order by the case or 5-gallon bottles. - HILL CREST WATER CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 4.— Pre-| as it heals, 10c and 30c A 2 Parations for night fying by alr maf par Us tied te the (lt eee be ne Siiea the Soevente ienainr Suit | Sutgsd eaathotig wrk Soe tohesy Bs TOMORROW WE DELIVER The Commercial Printing Co. stated at the Cheven “kin healthy throught its uneseal clesnalog 426 East Second St. Phone 2224 i be made between Chicago powers, At all drugg DOROTHY DALTON. se tie Po Php on ai vr The “Thousands of mothers prefer them to others” pray Sahl 425 East Secord St. Phone 1151 fight rnmy tal cae aie “FIGHTING BLOOD”