Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 7, 1923, Page 14

MAS, PURKTSER [a CHOSEN HEAD UF RED GhQGa Change In Policies and Program Announced In Annual Meet ser, wife of BE. R. Pur ed last night to the r of the American Red and » Red Cross in n extended per- familiar with | | itive secretary of the | fficers elected last night tn-| I xh n, chairman; | vice chair. | T, secretary; and | treasurer. ‘The | fon include | {. J. Foley, Burns, | and Em- r. Wrights. | Ir. the new offi- ted Cross society a change !n| attend only | rvice men and 219 The of.| the executive secre- have been set for/ in the morning and ) 1 unt n the afternoon. FURNITURE STORE OWNED BY RRNEM AND SHELOS BOUGHT BY NEAL HUNTER, pany. Mr. Hunter was with the Graham- Phe store in question ts one that d by m and Shields as the community in ated with furniture h of the pocket- itizen. Both new and goods are handled, i ALL COLORADO'S | Progress Overland Park | DENVER | Pageant : The dramatic moment of » world’s championship battle for fistic bh back in the ring, as thousands looked on at the Polo Grounds, New Yor was a right to the jaw that put the Cleveland champion to’ the floor; 3 Che Casper honors is shown In this photograph; Johnn: June 2, and Eugene Criqui, French war hero, rose to a sitting position at the count of fi Daily Cribune d KILBANE TAKES THE COUNT y Kilbane, for yenrs featherweight champion of the world, flat on his » moving towrrd his corner as the referee points him out the winner. It ve, but fell back and took the count of ten—his first defeat in years. THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1923. exaggeration of it. “What Fools Men Are” reflects a gay phase of Ife and it does so truthfullyq. Whether the same life exists in other large cities 1s for the audience to decide. In mild- er form the exploits of the flapper heroine may be seen elsewhere, pre. haps, but it is safe to say that only in New York would she be allowed to go as far as she does. He is to be a regular feature for an indefinite period. $= —- PSYCHOLOGY OF N.Y. 1 EXPLAINED IN FEATURE PICTURE AT THE RIALTO Why is New York different from plain all other cities? The answer will be SAVES BABIES, he} | BRS ,comforts ‘elder People. found in “What Fools Men Are,” a new Pryamid picture by Eugene Wal-| COLIC ang DRLAIN? ter which comes to the Rialto theatre Take in REMEDY HOEA today. a lite It is a story of life in New York City lever fame ‘Water, as jt is lived today, not the usual film 0 > H U m a + 1S + THE: FUTURE - CAPITAL: raduates for There couldn’t be any better or Thousands jammed the streets of Berlin to witness the funeral pre @ession of Vorowski, Soviet delegate assassinated at Lausanne. Among those who followed the hearse were (1) estinski, Soviet republic min- 'y of the Soviet delegation to Radeck's name has been mentioned in news of the Com- fuunist uprising at Gelsenkirchen in the Ruhr. HONOR STUDENTS AT NATRONA HIGH SCHOOL ARE ANNOUNCED fonor County students of the Natrona, be formally high school were announced this morning. Miss Ruth Sproul has b cted as valed ctorian therine Brady as salut: roul also won a@ schol rsity of Wyomir announced at the co een Be and orian hip to is being SCOUT RALLY AT HIGH the most proficient rl during the four year course. Rollin Nygaard won a like scholarship, taking a simi lar The pi n Englii place umong the boys. s given by W. 0. Wilson k will b edistributed as faker, Lest original ea- le Counts, best exposition novel “Kenilworth;” Cathe: on Scott evening mencement program tomorrow night FOR DISTRICT 2 BOYS A scout rally will be staged this at 7:30 o'clock at the high SUBURBAN MOVEMENT 1S POPULAR TREND 'N ALL| CITIES-- Fl. W. BABSOW| ower Babson, the recognized au ity on all financial subjects, re ntly stated in an article which drew comment from many sources, that apidly growing tendency of the at large, is to get into the sub and out of the thickely populat- ed city Cistricts.” Mountain View 1s being offered to the public to satisfy just such a need. It fs minute drive out of C: West Yellowstone highw m the west the large a of the Producers and R thi only a ten iper on the y. It adjoins rption plant ners. It is side of the new Rodeo. hink of having a piece of ground et by 270 feet long (six large ots) and all for the price of one lot nh many locations outskirting Casper. se tracts are to be provided with pr whch wil! pe of the very best have a bathroom, water the and the water will be taken rom deep wells and pumped into a rge reservoir high above the addition thus giving a good pressure on all zarden e are two gas lines, the Pro and Reflners and the New Ml run through the addition and be obtained from them just as t ah » justify. icity is less than a nand is large eno having a modern home without high taxes is what people a:e looking for, and this Is being made possible by this newly organized company. er-Grude Investment company ure in their new location at 133 North Wolcott stre Wake Up Dance Will Be Given at Arkeon On Friday Evening ake up to the possibilities for pleasure which the Arkeon has to of. f says T. J. McKeon, manager of the dancing academy. In order that his friends may have no trouble in waking up he is going to give away 20 a’arm clocks at the dance tomor- row night. These are good clocks and will last for a long time if not thrown GOITRE SYMPTOMS Palpitation, Choking and Dizziness. Iowa Lady Tells of Relief In Short Time. Liniment Used. It would be {legal to pub- statements if not true. Peter Jansen, Lost Nation, says: “My goitre was grow ing rapidly and causing much dis- tress. After using Sorbol-Quadruple a week, I noticed improvement.”” She will write to anyone about her com- plete relief. Sorbol-Quadruple used. Get further information from John Tripeny Co., drug stores everywhere or write Sorbol Company, Mechanics- Towa, burg, Ohio.—Advertisement. r_of a mile trom the land, so m: EAST TERRACES Grow with the sure growth more useful gift than a home bank, a Budget book, and the start of a Say- ings account at the Citizens Na- tional. through the window because of their stubborn determination to rouse the owner out of bed each morning. Rex Mayne appeared at the Arkeon last night and entertained with sever- al popular songs. Mr. Mayne had sut- fered difficulty in making connections with the dance hall until yesterday. To Reduce Dangerous U The bank will make saving attrac- Varicose Veins tive, the Budget book will teach the management of money, and the Say- ings account will establish a bank- ing connection for the future— which is something that every grad- uate should have. ee | Strong, Powerful Yet Safe Surgeons Prescription Called Moone’s Em- erald Oil Has Astonished Phy- sicians. 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Mrs. Crickenberger’s mother and brother who arived in With the World's Mort Daring Preteesional Drive IUTOHOGRE SIO Eres oe j with the widow, * w Ever Meld In the West Mr. Crickenberger had been a paint utomobile Dealers Asseciation | 140. }, FORD-LINCOLN-FORDSON * | five years, coming here from Colorado. David, 5 years of age, and George 5 1923 JUBILEE ™%23:,S957 ‘Trial peokage Foot Mase Walking De Free etree ALan's VOUT RASA, Done , fe ves a widow and two children— | months. | $556,000 WU. S. 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