Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 17, 1924, Page 2

AGI PAGE TWO . Che Casper Sunday Cribune = ON PROBLEMS = OF FOREIGNERS) School Suntec amined at the | To Address Members | *ether’s ana SUNDAT, FEBRUARY 17, paceTWOO SS be Casper Gunvay Crivune SA, FERRUARY 17, 1924 * a= & So Co. jo24. | Will Celebrate With roms Madam, During the Week of February 18th have been ex- a Of Men’s Club. Child's Health vm ‘rib Conference, have nd All persons interest a in the sub ea ect of Americanization of foreign Me . » invited to hear Superintend-| OU? AWA Je discuss ¢ immigration on the Am complex at the next meet- ing of the Men's club of Grace Eng. ish Lutheran chureh, to be held March 7 in the banquet room of the Henning hotel at-6:30 p.m. Hund of thousands of imm!- =. eee eae ase atte, like the | T° Every Mother in Casper: make this supervision possible, towant your society to know what our + every oe a) a ake. Gexting’ Our last census report shows us |every child in Casper, free of charge. work is and what our aims are. hr soving ‘hordes Yr that Casper loses 101 babies under} Mother's and Children’s health| We heartily invite you to pass our ne . one year of age out of every 1000] conferences are being held every | message and invitation to all moth- A born alive. Our school authorities|month in, the council chamber of|ers who have children that-are un- all ,|tell us that over 1-3 of the school|the city’ hall and in other places|der school age, so that we may all — instructed |CMldren have defects, Physicians} that seem advisab’e, At these|he workers for future Casper citi- 7 that they will learn | tel! us that most of these defects | conferences the children are weighed | zens. i i -venetate our | Could have been easily corrected [and measured and they receive a sue next conferences will be he'd. ull 7 t |or_prevented in early childhood. careful physica! and dental exam-| February 20, 9:30 to 11:30 a. m, y | rtunately the same means that]ination. Each child receives a|at City Hall. fel lives a'so promote health and| statement of their condition, and| February 21, 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. a vigc Of these means the per-]each mother ts advised concerning |at City Hall, ty and‘fight lodical medical supervision of well|the promotion of positive health,| February 22, 9:30 to 11:30 a. m sttainment ¢ eae Ly ry: Hopi children easil nds first, Other/If the child has physical defects|at the Roosevelt School in North A “sn Oeeey Dros enl bang pre | cities have worked this out, and we|such as diseased tonsils, poor nu-| Casper. It ered Soe seere waist, ana {ave the results of their’ mature trition, etc., the mother is told how| February 28, 9.80 to 11:30 a. ay tt 7 > Bie am vheca- | plate to proceed to have these defects|at the school house at Mills, Wyo- ad here will bring their friends. Those} The State Board of Health. | remedied. pa rg are ecnie who are interested in +thia|through their division of Maternal] ‘Phe years from infancy to school| Please arrange to come to one nd Subject are most welcome at thia|And Infant Welfare, the NatronaJage are ones of greater physical de-|of these conferences and come the ay meeting. County Health Unit, the physicians | velopment. Mothers.are urged to|first day if possib'e. Don’t forget ¥ a ae and dentists of Casper, the W0-| attend the conferences regu'arly to|the hours and places. = SAVE MANY INJERATE Tk AMS New Millinery = (CHICAGO FIRE} coHols TI To Be Opened L COMPLAINTS FILED IN WARL-ON FOODSTUFFS CHEYENNE Wyo., Feb, 16. — 1 . Three cr'mina! complaints based € “ m A millinery shop of distinction | alleged shortwe'ght and dirty food e apart ea ce “cpm pero a will be opened in Casper Monday | stuffs have been filed in distric ar Lo Tilo 2 prc ade clrgayy She ana inder the name De Beaux Millinery. | court here by Prorecuting Attorne: sid oe s when fire s P ad The location of this new establish- | Roche Mentzer, on complaint of the puilding here this afternoon save ie Soa aay CLE oe h many persons from injury or death. ment is in conjunction with that of ry, F an vision of th = Sree Bieri. oreo: pallandt iaatatly the Mary Elizabeth Beauty Shoppe | state department of agriculture. + fuiened. Damage to the building was x ya y= on North Center street. Miss Mil- The Lindquist Cracker companr ted at $860,000, Forensic Speakers Meet | 'e4 Grey. the oyner, has until re-|and the Merchant Riscut company, é An oll explosion in the basement pe cently operated a hhop in the Kaasis |Doth of Denver ware charged with 1E Sree! , » ia Dry Goods company store. Promise | selling shertwe'ght package goods. y Sree tee en. Paris tities Lander and Riverton of the latest and really chic modes} San Adragna, Cheyenne dairy 7 * a is made by the entry of this shop | man, is charged: with selling dirty it sons were at work at the time. I D 1 C ti t. r Coughing and choking in the acid n Uual Contest. in Casper. milk. 1 smoke the elevator men carried the lo panic stricken workers until the last : a man was out of.the building. Casper high _ school’s debating The two boys, employes, wene| team will engage in a dual debate Tt . purned by the ofl and molten glass.| next Thursday afternoon with Lan‘ mn —_—_——sS der and Riverton as their opponenta 1 on the question “Resolved that the 7 OMAHA FIGHTS United States Should Recognize So. viet Russia.” : The local debate will be at the Ks high school auditorium against bh Riverton. ‘The Casper team will be J made up of Hugh: Hinds and Miss 4 Anna Moll. The Riverton team is “ OMAHA, Neb, Feb, 14—City| made up of Edward Peccam and 1! Commissioner John Hopkins an- ps ioe ler tA ne spate We 5 nounced tonight that the city wili) star 2: hd * z @ stare selling ensotine tor 17 conta a] usa. Prinaloel “Wyalien.y of ¥ the We Invite You to Visit Our Store to Inspect This Splendid Showing of : gallon Monday. The retail price at Chena cans seca eg ry filling stations here is 20% cents. A ‘e nN Hopkins returned from ‘a trip to] School faculty as judges. Spring Materials iE € the ofl fields this week where he : se pears ri vat by 5° a arranged for & aso.| Lander is Phillip Edwards and E { Te ee eee rere Daight Wetlane” Heth Gobabee Gane Spring and Color Are Synonymous. And even if there are a few; cold days to come, woman’s thoughts _ be on the same topic. 9 are turning, ever headed toward Spring needs these days. ° On Tuesday of the following week ea ena ’ ‘4 Two Killed As the Casper debaters will meet Glen- Ss Ww ie C ~ : a rock on both sides of the question, ; 1 the negative team being heard here. | 73 @W late model ewing ee omes to Aid Her : Auto Turns Over day when the automobile in which i they were riding skidded and plung- 1 VALPARISO, Ind. Feb. 16.—J]ed into ten feet of water. . David Brough, 55, prominent farmer] A son, Benjamin, 13, was seriously : and local politician, and his wife,| injured in the crash, A daughter, é Anna, 50, were killed near here t rjorie, 15, escaped injury. P VICTROLA Come in - Tell aah you have. 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