Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 2, 1924, Page 2

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PAGE TWO. DEFICIENCY OF BATTLE FLEET Io UNCOVERED in Winter Maneuvers South Developed Handicaps. WASHINGTON, May 1.—Serlous @eficiencies in the United States fighting fleet mobilized in southerp waters last winter were reported by Admiral Robert Coontz, commander- in-chief, in his official account to the navy department of what was demonstrated during the maneuvers. Admiral Coontz said in his re- port, extracts from which were ob- tained today at the navy depart- ment, that the fleet was seriously embarrassed by the low speed auxil- jary ships; that ships generally had not beer kept “properly repaired” because of lack of appropriations; that thirteen of the older battleships needed modernization 6f machinery, elevation of turret guns and equip- ment with antiaircraft defenses; and that “submarine operations were the worst of all combat ships taking part” in the maneuvers. ‘All submarines are so deficient in speed as to be of small use in fleet wofk except by accident of| position,” Admiral Coontz reported. “Considering the poor. material, the ic of the personnel aboard these arines is in man ses most Benefits of Drinking Are Told by Medic WASHINGTON, May = 2.— Papers relating chiefly to the nedical sciences and including one Raymond Pearl of Johns university, presenting fon of life’ tables” on alcohol calculated in the as life insurance today s of the ¢ the National nes. y drinkers,” Dr, Pearl “have a better expectation of nner sald, life at all ages from 30 on to the end of the life span than do total abstainers.” s tables, he explained, were based on data including “exact records as to the drinking habits of thousands of persons through- ut the oe lives” and covering more 50,000 person-years. “ex: ‘to risk.” differencein the life span ations of steady drinkers tal ainers, he said, " t, but there is a dis- well marked advantage of the moderate steady vy drinkers,” he continued, the poorest expectation of all ages after 30 in the c of females and at all ages a 30 and up to about 65 in the ¢ of males. From about 65 on the ravy drinking males and abs total abstaining males have abe the same expecta Briet Sketch Of Dr. Dascomb, New Pastor of Casper Dr. H. N. Da’ at the First Cc Sunday, w tional pars son of Rev Dascomb, R in Congregational faith, he has car- vied the torch of enlightenment in b, who preaches | gational church, | its principles onward and today stands as one of the big men in that church in America today. His coming to Casper for this service, is one of the most desirable events in religious influence which has pre: sented to ‘our city, and assures a larg ices begin at! idience, 1 in the mor fee will be a joyment, Mra. E of musie $5,000 Prizes To Be Awarded School Orators NEW YORK, May 2.—Prizes to- talling $5,000 will be awarded Sec- ondary school grators in the finals of the National Oratorical contest in Washington on June 6, with Presi- dent Coolidge presiding, it was an- nounced today. First pribe will be $3,500, second prize $1,000 and third prize $500, Six students representing different parts of the country will be chosen in eliminiation contests to compete for the prizes. cS a MANY AUTOS ESCAPE TIAATIO 19 CLAIM CHEYEN: Wyoming assessors assess automobiles from the state license records is an “abom- ination,” according to T. 8. Me- Donough, assessor of this county, who asserts that a large number of automobiles avoid taxation be- county teaspoonful equals jats why CALUMET The Eeonomy BAKING POWDER Goes farther lasts por BEST BY TEST Sales 2% times as muchas that of any other Lrand Mountain View Suburb has | over 85 houses, built’ in 9 months, Wiring Supplies FIXTURES, LAMPS, ELECTRIC APPLIANCES WANTED—Clean Cotton Rags at| The Tribune Office. | | | DOBBIN REALTY CO, Have Lots in All Parts of the City On Easy T. " Suite 11 Zuttermei: East 2nd St. Lights Come Out of the Basement Mary Ann And Live Where the Sunshine Can Reach You A FEW CHOICE FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT In the Yellowstone Apartment Hotel AN IDEAL HOME $50 Per Month Call at 420 W. Yellowstone or Phone 2750 Radio Supplies Motor Repairing Electric Supply And Construction Co. 142 E. Midwest Phone 483W Estimate Gladly Furnished Water Laundry ae cause of the weakness of the system. | [i he Casper Daily’ Cribune FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1924, WONDER SALE Wonderful showings of a complete line of women’s and children’s line of ready-to-wear garments, furnishings and millinery. mid-season’s newest styles. All go on sale at wonder savings. The backward season forces us to lower our immense stock and in ee to reduce this stock we are going to make this sacrifice the greatest values for your dollar ever offered, Come and see this wonder ime at wonder prices. Many items on special sale that are not mentioned in this advertisement. SILK DRESSES--Women’s and misses Silk Dresses in a choice selec- $ tion of materials, colors and styles. All very nicely trimmed and neat- ly finished _---_____ gS a Ih eee eC Mg ABS ae SPECIAL ' DRESSES SILK DRESSES—In this assortment are dresses of fine quality. All silk crepes and many other silk materials all very nicely trim- med; all new styles and well made ~---_-_ Sas 5G carieeaa jade ya A very special assort- g ment of silk and wool Dresses in a good range of colors and styles to choose from. All worth double and more than $ 8 Ls we ask. 2 5 35= One special lot of wom- en’s and misses suits oD close out. Dark and light colors. Values up to $35_ a SILK DRESSES—Here is a wonderful selection. of high quality fancy Silk Dresses in the season’s choicest colors and newest styles. Not a dress in this lot worth less than $35 and lots of them ‘worth more... 42-22-22 bs -_ SILK DRESSES—In this beautiful assortment of dresses are values that will surprise you. Only the finest quality materials and the newest styles and colors are in this lot. A Idok willzconvince youn—~--25-- 0 eo see One special lot of Worens Coats. Colors, tan only. this lot are many large er All well made and a very Bpecinitat 1-2 noe eee COATS AND oscumiel ‘ \ SUITS Many oom Cae, cape io italy BO) 95 qe this lot of stifts are this season’s styles and colors. finished and well made___----------- Ver oe eae: neatly finished $23 75 he e COATS A large rack filled with women’s and misses’ Coats in plain and sport styles; Bary and full lined. In a variety of styles and $14. 95 COATS At In this assortment are all wool Coats in a beautiful selection of the newest styles and colors. Very nicely trimmed; satin and silk lined onan and laewe scamming Yb. SL) COATS This lot comprises high-grade all wool Coats for dress and sport wear. Soft silk lined; snappy, up- to-the-minute styles. Season’s most wanted shaded Gin ele Closing Out Our Entire Notion SUITS In this lot are values up to Light and dark shades, plain 39 anid Every suit must go, $75.00. trimmed in many sizes to choose Rony Pee ee $39.75 SKIRTS All wool\Skirts, fancy or plain in the ve: opular new pleated effects. Prices ranging pba f bis $3.95, $4.95, $6.95 $10.50 BLOUSES All Silk Blouses in a choice selection of new styles and Main Floor and Basement Specials Sweaters A_ beautiful selection of Department ail wobliGweatere: aleavae colors; all very nicely trimmed; made of heavy quality Hair Pins plain styles. ‘ crepes and other silks. pee CHILDREN’S SATEEN 39e ait : OOMERS—Very special................ . eee 4c $2.95 ‘ | COTTON BLOOMERS— $3.95, $4.95 and $6.50 Bone Hair Pins, 10c and 6e AND UP Por Children 22iiins issesecstecescaeaorcabveseosnsy 29¢ a yen ue Pract ; TO CLOSE OUT UNDERWEAR—Separate e e or owder s 4 i Non poe eee COTTON garments, drawersand-shirts. 3Q@e Uasiner Crochet Hoks, all 6c BLOUSES: 2 Ss) \iviwawinnanisecwanan sizes - Lee nee FANCY BLOOMERS—Women’s 49 About 20 different styles fancy flowered bloomers___--_---_ Cc Patan elie Ge of white cotton Blouses, WOMEN’S BLOOMERS—Women’s 69 Kia Curler beautiful styles; very satin bloomers; $1.00 quality__..__ c ear ea hives) kee 7c neatly made and a won- | BUNGALOW APRONS—Light 69 art baci. 1D derful bargain at colors; percale bungalow aprons____ c ar POR anak tate 49c PORCH DRESS APRONS—Fine quality - $1.00 gingham aprons; fancy 1 95 Curing Irons, folding 9] Egy frnmid cet eee te, : ae Paks e sae (ee TAB re RESSE meee gingham rs, . resses; all sizes; very nicely made; rishi ” de REriSh 7e GIRLS’ SILK durable and washable___._____ 79e Bik toe LER eae DRESSES BLACK APRONS—Women’s black sateen OF | white wobec tues 8c ALL SILK TAFFETA aprons; fancy trimmed ; $1 95 Pins, 800 to a girls’ dresses; very nicely at -------~-~-~----~-------- e DADET Sig eto icebace 4c Fomined s| brown, blue, ath rca EA white galatea $1 00 ‘ and nav; MIGGICS 2.42. weston nnn e Thread, J.P. Goats thread. ¥ Our entire Millinery department is ablaze with wonder- black’ numbers 8 to 60--4C ful values, A very good selection of new styles and Benne NCS Xe 8c FULL Kahki and Outing inked’ Pate eee end large ahspes.” ArGeHeelly ed ee Wear for Women $2.45, $3.95, $4.95 ee a and Girls $6.50 and $8.95 SEE OUR The Store ; i on The WONDERFUL ‘SHOW — _ That | The! he Store VALUES WINDOWS | Undersells ah on the Entire Store Accommodating

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