Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 24, 1923, Page 8

TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1923. PAGE EIGHT. Che Casper Daily Cribune S00 BALLOONS 10 HOLD) BARNEY GOOGLE- Y SAY. DOCNOUVE GOTTA) BuT VEN T Bv Billev De Beck NEAR EAST PEACE: SIGNED TODAY (Continued from Page One.) came to the council table at Lausanne as a victorious nation. Turkey's re- constructed armies had completely routed the Greek forces. The Turco-Greek war produced a great soldier—iIsmet Panha who, in the negotiations here, has shown himself to be one of the great states- men of Europe, Ismet worsted the celebrated Lord Curzon, British secre- tary of state for forelgn affairs, at tho first stage of the Lausanne confer- ence. Annexe? to the treaty of Lausanne is a special “atraits convention” whereby the waterways linking the Mediterranean and Black Seas hence- forth are thrown open to both the warships an(i merchantmen of all na- tions. It {s a unanimous verdict that Soviet Russia's last minute decision to adhere to this agreement stands out as the most significant single fea- ture of the Lausanne conference. Bol- shevik Russian probably has com- I time to opening war. Wyoming. Sheridan Post-Enterprise Notice to Printers The Following Job Printing Equipment for Sale— cheap, by the Sheridan Post-Enterprise at Sheridan, Model 3 Linotype—rebuilt 6 months ago. and Pig Molds. A big buch of Job Cases and Type Faces—a complete assortment of Job Type, some of which has never been out of cases, J. D. Sullivan “SILVER SHOWER TONIGHT (AT CASING DANCE PALAGE | The management of the Casino |dance palace has again come out with |a now and novel feature for tonight's \ontertainment. Five hun¢red balloons |will be dropped from the balcony to |the dance floor at 11 o'clock. Fifty of the balloons will contain $1 each | which means that the holder of the balloon wil! not give it way unttl |ho notes the contents of it. Marie Roderick and Doug Laitt will be on hand to entertain their \many friendx These entertainers with their original Tavern orchestra |have been playing to thousands dur. ing the last week and have been jhonored by calls for from one to three encores on every number. | In the Pikes Peak climb the new |chandier motor held the motor meter i= “cool” from base to summit. DO SOMETHING FOR /’Don-T Kaiow VicT| SPARKY = HE'S GOTTA RUN NExT SATURDAY AGAINST * NELLIES BONES” Iss DER MATTER NaA\T - T Copyright. 1923, by King Featares Syndicate, Ine. BI TAROY , AVERY, LET HER OUT ‘ THERE'S © UFE IN OV UIZBE / NET! "LL sPpRinT WITH You ' Sheridan, Wyo. During the-summer months many @ -ofourscustomers take a vacation. . During-the period of some of these 4 * vacations: electric light bills become } .due;and payable—and the patron not:being home: -—_which-sometimes results in a dis- cormect—hbecause of such failure. , Tf our-customers will advise us when they-expect to be out of town for a period‘of'two weeks or more v—we-will:be, pleased to take that ~ fact into consideration when dealing Oursptirposeend’object is to serve the people of Casper. fails to pay the bill electric-bills. IS CLEAR SOFT AND PURE Order by the case or 5-gallon bottles. HILL CREST WATER WE DELIVER 503 East Second St: Phone 1151 ‘DANCE AT N. WASHINGTON Today’s Best Thrill Comes From Veteran An impressive incident of the war which strikes the finer emotions is told by “R, R. R.” who wins two tickets to the America theater to- day as a resu't of having furnished the best thrill for the day. Other thrills will be welcomed tomorrow for the contest. If you have ever experienced a thrill tell us about it in 100 words or less. Write plainly on one side of the paper, please,— Thrill-a-Day Hditor. “It was in the village of Chemery, France, early in the morning of No- vember 11, the last day of the war. “Ten weary hospital men were hard at work digging a large grave along the southern wall of a small cemetery which surrounded the vil- lage church. On the opposite side small- ceive its dead. Presently procession came from the church headed by the village priest. “The soldiers ceased thelr labor to | stand with uncovered heads while the French civilians so recently | freed from German captivity buried one of thelr number. He was an elderly man killed by a stray shell the day before. After the funeral was over, the priest seeing no chap- Jain present among the soldiers ask- ed if his services, were needed, He ‘was assured by the men that his kindness would be appreciated and all would be in readiness at 10 o'clock. “At the appointed time the priest returned followed by as many if not more French people than attended the former funeral. A short service was held and at its conclusion the daughter of the civilian who had een buried only a short time before noticed that the Yankee grave so recently filled with 30 Americans had no flowers. “Unhestitatingty she went to her father's grave, selected the largest and most beautiful wreath, brought {t and laid {t on the bare grave of the American soldiers, “Her eyes were filled with tears as she sald, ‘My father would have it m0.” “This was to me the greatest thrill of the war. While there is nothing spectacular in the incident {t will always stand out as a fond memory of the tenderness of the hearts of our allies for my dead comradea—R. R. R.” cS et PRIZE WALTZ AND SQUARE square dance will be given at tho North Washington dance hall Wed- nesday evening. Spies’ Howling Wolves are back from Lavoye ‘and will play for the dance. Substantial HiGULAND AND HOLLYWOOD — find out, and even doubt, But there ts one Georgia that 1s decided. Each of its prizes are deing offered to the best waltzers on that evening. Persons daughters unite in the answer: For within six months the’ kind of men make the best husbands? Sometimes it takes a lifetime then there to is family three ‘Misses who do not enjoy tho ‘new fanglea”|Grace, Loretta and Ruth Jackson, dances will also be able to step out| belles in the younger southern social on this occasion with the fooling that their style of dancing is going to be just the thing for the party, ILDREN'S COLDS should not be “dosed.” Treat yicKks VAPORUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly circles, married Georgia Tech football team, they are respectively Mra. Bearboro, Mrs, and Mrs, “Daddy! Amis. three stars of the Now Dewey “Big Six" Carpenter All of them are still honeymiooning —the Carpenters in Florida, the Amises in California and the Scar- boros in Atlanta, “Sure enough,” says Mrs, Scar- boro, who has been married the long- lest of the three sisters to be exact, “football players six months make 1 WASN'T RACING WITH HIM. HE | WAS RACING WITH ME! 1 Model 8 Linotype—fair condition. 1 Duplex 8-page Flat Bed Press—excellent shape. 1 Cranston Cylinder Press—6 columns quarto. 1 12x18 Chandler & Price jobber. 1 10x15 Chandler & Price jobber. 1 86-inch Chandler & Price cutter—good one. 1 36-inch Roseback Perforator—practically new. 1 Boston Wire Stitcher—i4-inch, practically new. 4 2-page Impostng Stones. ¥ 1 Metal Pot and GagFurnace, Small Casting Box USE TH OLD NoobLe- "ATS ANE ~ KA GONNG See THe HEBER WITH- OOT THAT CUNT NOSING @RounDd! GRID PLAYERS MAKE PERFECT HUSBANDS, SAY THREE SISTERS I've never tried any other kind husband, You can always be sure that you're married a real man if you marry a man who has played through several seasons of football. For, if he wasn't a real man, he never would have stood the test.” She had often seen Scarboro on the gridiron. He was a hero popular with qveryons. Says Mrs. Saraboro: “But there never was a little yolce whispering: ‘Here's your future husband’ when I first saw Dewey, I liked him, of course; everybody did.” Then they all went camping, “There is nothing like camp life to get people acquainted with each jother, is there?’ says the young bride. “We lived in tents and coo! on an of} stove and: swam and dr of a] ve | Man Injured in Crash of Plane Succumbs Today NEWPORT, R. I., July 24—H. Cary Morgan, of New York, who was in- jured when the seaplane Fleet Wing’ overturned in making a landing here last Friday, died at a hospital today. pa ba eal ath Fruit Shippers _ To Get Relief WENATCHE, Wash. July 24. — Announcement that a company has WELL, WHAT'S & FELLOW GOING TO 00 IF SOMEBOOV TRIES TO GIVE ZO aim HIS DUST? You'RE IN. SALT LAKE CITY, NOW ANO YOU CAN been organized to handle refrigera- tor ears on the Great Northern rail-) way and thus facilitate eastward movement of frult was made here by F. C. Roth, head of the transpor- tation department of the Great North- © ern, when he appeared in an Inter- state Commerce Commission hearing on an application for a permit to build a line the Wenatchee Southern from here to Kennewick, Wash. The XS oN jhandling company is called the West- ern Fruit Express. Its stock is to b® * owned by the Great Northern. fies bake cb rsh CARD OF THANKS. 4 ‘We wish to thank our many Cas- per friends snd boy scout troop No. 4 for the many expressions of sym- pathy and floral offerings during the recent illness and death of our be- loved husband and father, J. D. Mas- ters. J, D. MASTERS, MRS. J. H. J. MASTERS, CORD an MB, AND MRS. “DADDY AMIS (LEFT, igor MRS. “BIG |SIX” CARPENTER (CENTER, AND 32x4 22... —-----$18.75 $2.75 | ‘A prive walts and an olf tushtoned , Ga, July 24 — Whaty the best husbands—though, of course, and had a wonderful time. It was BORG) som Sees so $19.50 $2.85 there we fell in love, “Then one day Dewey called me up and sald: ‘Let's get married to- day.’ I said: ‘All right.’ And that's all there was to {t.” Meanwhile football romances No. 2 and No. 8 were making rapid head- way of their own, Loretta had fallen in love with “Big Six" Carpenter, Georgia Tech star of the class of ‘17; and Ruth had become engaged to “Daddy” Amis, member of last year’s olass. “They planned a double wedding,” explains their sister, ‘but they couldn't agree on what kind of wed- ding to have, One wanted a church wedding; the other a home wedding. Finally each had her own way. “But we're all agreed good’ football Players make good husbands,” 436 W. HIGH GRADE AT VERY LOW PRICES We Have a Few 84x414 Firestone Cords— While They Last $27.85 Other Sizes In Proportion Many Makes to Choose From— All First Grade and GUARANTEED Casper Tire Store YELLOWSTONE ‘ TIRES Hea’ Red Tubes