Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 15, 1924, Page 12

| lle AR eae PAGE TWELVE AUTO. SHOW TO BE HELD HERE MARCH 241027 Dates Are Selected by Automotive Associa- tion in Meeting. Casper’s spring automobile show will be held at the Arkeon dancing academy March 24, 25, 26 and 27, accorcing to a decision reached yes terday by the Casper Automotive association at a special meeting hela to make plans for the show. These dates are acceptable to the management of the Arkeon and it 1s not probable that they will be changed. Lee Doud, C. West and W. R. Yielding were selected yesterday as a committee to handle the show. Another meeting of the Casper Au- tomotive association will be held next week and further plans will be arranged. The floor of the Arkeon will be divided up and floor space will be sold to the different Cealers | desirous of exhibiting thelr cars or accessories, Every car that ts sold in Casper ts expected to be ex- hibited during this show which should be the most comprehensive of any that has been held here. Special entertainment features will be obtained as an added attrac- tion. Further announcements concern- ing the auto show will be made as the plans progress. CONVICT ARRESTED ON EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE ASHE LEWES. PRISON CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 15.—| L. B. Cunningham, ex-convict with a criminal record in many states, is beck in thé Laramie county Jail here after an absence of two years, held for Denver authorities who want him for embezzlement. He was arrested at Rawlins by Sheriff Savnder of Carbon county after completing a term in the Wyoming penitentiary inflicted for imperson- ating a United States officer here. Cunningham, known by the sobriquet of “Doc”? and whose. true nat -aot See ceeenete (above) of Atlanta, » Wife of the Coca-Cola king, was urrested by police who raided a fashionable apartment. Ar- rested with her, police say, was Wil- |liam J. Stoddard, lower photo), a wealthy business man. a fire which caused an estimated property loss of $75,000. MANTLA —+ The independence name is said to be L. B. Lyman, after a checkered career in the east, about three years ago transferred his activities to the Pacific coast and {s said to have committed sev- eral criminal offenses in California, the last of which was the theft of an automobile at San Bernardino. In this machine he drove to Utah, where, while posing 2s a federal officer, ho was married. He, his bride and a man calling hiniself Dr. William Finley motored to Rock Springs, Wyo., where Cunningham made a “big winning” at gambling. Outfitting the party lavishly with this windfall, he came with his com- panions to Cheyenne and here posed as a United States deputy marshal, so registering at the’ Plains hotel. 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