Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 26, 1924, Page 10

Ar Tt ch my PAGE TEN. ¥ TEACHERS. WILL ARRIVESOON FOR INSTITUTE County Session Divorced This Year From State Gathering. 1a] institut@tof the teach four days, erm of school which wil ptember 8. The d by It is held for on and for the purpose of com. an organization that n smoothly. The annual in mo! inst ites having » Wyoming Teachers’ association. The sessions of the institute wil hoped that some of these meet ent general in in the sut A detailed progr ects dis have been secured ‘for the C, Ensine, college of education, of lowa, will be akers Miss ff educi ch., will be Crane of th he speakers are Lewis C. r of education R. Coxin, head tional department. » president of the mpany, has speech on It is possible that deliver this address 2x-Governor B, B. Brooks regarding the early his Wyoming, and Cong harles E, Winter will discuss uma the Casper-Alcova Un the pins, mazoo, } Arthur Ww Pe tion, nother. ‘omin fill be outside obtal have beon and J he state yor Ellison, v Refint arrange for the off indus Mr, Bil Midwe agreed to n ma nian ¢ irr 1 end zation project SUMMARY OF NIGHT NEWS The nary de } ised that the of the giant w being completed ‘ en, Germany, might be started September 10. BERLIN.—? of Mexico, ident-elect Calles, was tendered a luncheon 1 Minister Stresemann. vt eague notified that President cuador had sent a mes- to parliament stating that the rived to treat of s entrance into the league. ot Na- LOND Discovery of an unex- pected storing p in the liner Laurentic, which was sunk in 1917 by a German submarine has enab divers to resover 250,000 pounds wortl gold t —— in round figures, en y ent of water, four of fats, four’ and a and a fraction of of protein, for Bhit of sugar mineral matter, OPERATION ADVISED FRIEND SAID “Dont Do tr Try LydiaE.Pinkham’s Veg- etable Compound First. Proved Good Advice Chicago. Illinc usta few lines to let you know what Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound did for me. I was mar- ried going on for three years, and went to a doctor and was taking treatments twice a week for pains every month. I used to lie in bed three or fourdays with them and the doctor would call and inject something into my arm to put me asleep so I would not feel the » At it she said I would ated on if I wanted Well, I just happened a friend with her first and | told her I was going to the al, and she said, ‘Don’t do it! t a bottle of, Lydia E. Vegetable Compound and n't need any operation.’ So band got me a bottle right Now I have two lovely chil- I recommend the Vegetable children. away. dren. Compound to every woman, It has d me anda lot of my friend: na county;will be held September 2, just prior to’the opening institute pose of getting the teachers the activities of the will te has not been held in Casper than two years, the last been staged conjunction with the meeting of »pened to the general public and tes who may has not rked out, but several speak- one. of Verle Cop: Kala- 1 It'll Be Easier Goine : ere REPORT OF MRS. BURKE H. SINCLAIR, LEGION AUXILIARY PRESIDENT, TO CONVENTION HERE In to this splendia body of women as- sembled here for our Third Depart- ment Convention, I wish to express to you my heartfelt thanks for the privilege of service which you have given us. haye not been long enough to accom- plish of the things which all hoped m we have gone forward and we believe To the Officers and Members of the American gfegion The past twelve m night be accomplished, our year’s program has been on lines of permanency which will grow grow lin the ful of tal ment he statistical part of our year’s work will. be, thcluded in the secre- tary’s report, $0 this report will deal largely with recommendations which have come to our observation as be- ing needful. for our continued gress and a brief outline of our year’s activities. surely stronger and older, splendid ganization. taliti sessions. more fully organized ourselves, consecrate ideals and principles of this wonder: a nat opportunities Membership Our. membership standing is grat- ifying. members short of the membership of December, months to go, our membership will exceed that of last year or previous year. membership We are only thirty 1923, and with The convention will We believe renew our. interest and| department must contribute. a’ sum renew our interest and|¢aual to $5 for each unit’ in ourselves anew to the|“epartment and: thereafter $1 organization. cents tional is suggested Have tion president, important n thanks and The Cradle Roll helps unit mem bership. can be any-age. Daughters of Legion taken in to the auxillary at A-unit can walve its dues if it chooses to do so for such members, and collect only the er capita for state.and na- arrangement he following these members | on the chiatric te’ his ‘a neuro-phs} the United titude of duc_our splendid hosp $6.75 Reduction in Price of 11 Plate Presto-lite Batteries Mathews Farm Lighting Plant Very Cheap FREE SERVICE BATTERIES better as The accomplishments of this young organization have been truly wonderful from standpoint, and our Department has tried at all times to live up to the for service which belong peculiarly to our or- The tremendous poten- of this organization are uif- recent contest stimulated tivity along this Ine and the win- ning unit which won the trip to the hational nounced at one of the convention our depart- ment will continue to grow as we understand and live a’ms and purposes for which we are Before trying to bring in members, we must sell the aux- be Auxiliary, De-|their untiring efforts in ministering partment of Wyoming. to those brave heroes who have given My Dear Co-Workers: more than life itself in the great submitting my annual report| struggle for-world. freedom. ous in department jonth#) day boxes. Easter Christmas boxes. we » but to the National Welfare fund. built we tional | paid. i partment. assist in orphans’ maintaining billets, which the child welfare work pro- this fund. Washington, w opened in ‘the -eight Ly four years, rent ac.| Quarters in Washington. an- in the hospitals the them through, ar per unit. this fund. The Aloha-Parley created at men Fund she of the unselfish our department be listed as tributing to this ‘national fund. the National Convention Fund. at one loading. The three big Cradle Roll, or‘as they: xrow older |... We Hesomimanid the: crestion sore | bulethisebave .wone ,ounttiom ibe : fy - sr Spree ° ahs SLIT. Ht DUBtee Reeth nin [INAUREAL Goirention= Gn maha tpl attics tae i beaderes tice nee aaet machines. Think of it! ‘This offer vacuum cups alternately squeeze they sixteen years old, and then| of contributions from .the units to} @nd department secretary. ‘This has gives you-FREE en “soap to and suck th \- : ; ; 5 ¢ soap-laden water have them come into the auxitiary|be used to defray the expenses of | entailed some expense but the labor] At Following Cenol Agencies: do your washing for a year or th . ag full fledged members with vot-|the delegates to the national ¢on-|and expense are fully justified. Caspas SP kabeney 1 9 ; through ¢ clothes, taking out all ing power. Many Legion fathers| vefition. You elect. these officers} Bulletins provide a necessary and 111 East 2nd St. jonger. the grime — without harming a will be very proud to have their} and you should stand back of them.| Wholesome contact between depart- Kimball D. si ~ single thread! baby daughters enrolled as members| It is hardly right to ask them to| ment and units and this contact will eid S Cant, tg And to hel take ad of the American Legion Auxiligry,| Spend their money as Well as their} be cemented by the whole hearted » Center Bt. : P;you ea vantage and will be glad to keep . up. the| time and pay thelr exepnses to the| co-operation of the units in sending Midwest Pharmacy of this sale we’are making special This offer will quickly‘use state and fatlonal dues throughout| national conventions. ‘The benefit] in their monthly roports of. actiy- Cor, 2nd and Woleptt Sts. easy terms. ocke Lapa e up our thelr childhood. derived from this attendance {9 in- ag promptly. and comrade: it = . Serechers st io Rinso. Come in today Hospital and Welfare valuable for the furtherance of our | felt that monthly bulletins are the 13) o. Center St. or call us up and reserve your Our. great: incentive for service to| program. Contributions to this fund] tnost “successful means of--trans- Tripeny Co. i The AB um - Electris t 7 thes exunvios Cpanene tote might: be. apportioned: according to | talttings dnfotmation. tothe. units, 2eees Peny., Con: Driggiate 5 C Wacu El ic supply. meni is the Veterans’ hos membership as follows: = Fee : 66 at Sheridan, which ts, ac 50 members’ or more. > : ‘ to a recent report from our Na-| 40 to 60/members. 80 to 40. members_. 10 to 80, member: District: Orga: most hospi The lepart: ‘We believe that LIBERTY GARAGE committee headed by Mrs: Denio for The units have been most gener- their contributions to the hosptial’ fund and in their donations. particularly to the requests which went out for birth- boxes atid I strongly _“recom- mend the continuance of the hospi- al fund and also our contribution The units are doing a most worth while work in looking after the familli of ex-service men in their local com- munities, children have been ciothed and fed, rent paid and hospital bills I wish to call your attention to the ‘Child Welfare. Fund in our de- Our child welfare pro- Sram is adopted from the Legion, and unit contributions to this fund are sent to national headquarters to war the Legion are sponsoring ag a most, important part of thelr welfare program: ‘This should make a particular appeal to our roganiza- Uon and it is recommended that the units make annual contributions to D: C:, Service ional le his is an attractive build- »f sixty rooms which the Auxil- lary has leased for a period of five ©, to be used aso club, an auxillary home, or head- Another purpose of this home is to house ex-service men and their families who-come to Washington to press compensation claims, and. relatives who ‘come to visit their loved ones near Washington and have not funds enough to carry In. order for a de- Partment to have representation in the management of this home, the the per We recommend that our department pay its share into was he San Francisco con- vention forlex-service. women. There is no more worthy cause than that women who saw war service and we recommend that con- the best means : TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1924. able to take of owirig to the| Mass. Wires carry the Program roughness of the water, he decided | from New York to WMAF, where |: to await smoother conditions, having | Is put “on the air." The Mark Stra>) fuel for three hours flight.| Symphony Orchestra and progr; ‘waves, the cold | features occupy half the prog and the microphone in the theater studio fs turned on for a studio pro. gram of vocal and instrumental so. loa of high calibre, each month is important part of every bulletin. ~ | We suggest that you file the month- ly bulletins for.your own reference and the informatiqn of the officers who come after you. ; _Che Casper Daily Cribune ‘ .. Visits to Units. It was my privilege to visit of: ficially only’ four un{ts in our de- partment this year. The units at r Cheyenne, Rawlins, Sheridan, and (Continued. Casper were visited in company | at)Indlan- 4 su 2 % Fy! _ There for ai dv tore ° 4 ; bai ota teoreey ta ae. AY FEVER with our national. president, “Mrs.| tot, . the _ landing “place on’ ' blowing the 5 ; away,” Bishop. We were delightfully en-| American soil. Ififs 2 noe tertained and were much gratified | that the icatio: to find much splendid women. work:| sovernment heads are to ‘be the brett ey : Vv Q < KS : growing : ing conscientiously and faithfully |' Over 17 Million Jare Used Yearly and the unit new: comfortable, and / accomplishing | constructive things for our organization. Order of the Star. > In ‘accordance with the action ‘of the national organization, we strong- | Aug. 25.—(By The Associated Press.) ly recommend the organization. of|--The discovery Sunday night of the Order of the Gold Star in otf | the missing Italian seaplane. piloted department. Before these members|by Lieutenant Locatelli, and. the of our organization we all feel a} rescue of its’ four occupants after | sense of awe and gratitude. Awe,| tossing about 'for more. than 80. because they can forget themselves| hours on the bleak waters of the and enter into our work with the/north Atlantic came in dramatic spirit of love which we have seen | fashion. at £ : them display, and we feel a deep| — Richmond, hip of Rear séfise of gratitu@e to them for thelr} Admiral Magruder, commanding the. sacrifice and example. : | Convoying squadron to the Amert- ~ In closing I wish to express to/ can world filers, was putting out to every member and every unit my | sea for the night’ after sincere appreciation ‘of the loyal] all day search:along the Greenland support which this .administration| ice pack when” flares ‘were seen. ‘ has received. The pleasant associa-| Immediately the course was changed tions and friendships made during | in the direction of, the lights, which my term will ever be lovingly) reappeared at™ intervals.” "It. was) cherished by one who avas happy to] after midnight when the plane, bob- have been your president. bing on-the water, was. “picked-up” ‘To the units, I wish to say a word| by the Ric! nd’s searchlight. |_| of encouragement. Perhaps some As the Ri ond drew near the of you feel discouraged because you] seaplane four. men were seen in the have not yet found your~ oppor-| cockpits. (Previous despatches said tunity. If it does not appear in one] the crew, besides. Lieutenant Loca- Une, be sure that it will in another. | tell, consisted of ‘Lieutenant Julllo The potentialities of this organiza-| Crosio, - relief pilot, “and . Giovanni up hope, To a question whether he feared the outcome at any time the Italian ace shrugged his shoulders and replied with a phrase in his native tongue which might bo inter- preted: “It’s all in the game.” ‘As their plane was set afire and loosed from the stern of the Rich- mond, Locatelll and Crossio watched the end of the'r hopes and there was only. one remark, Crossio, with his ‘eyes on the blazing seaplane, asking: ““what or the American fight—- is it over?” 5 RADIO | | RAMBLINGS During the summer season the WGY Players have been enjoying a vacation. WGY, Schenectady, how- ever, has not~ neglected the radio drama, for the WGY student players have performed every week, present- $5.00 Reward Five dollars rervard will be paid to the party furnishing the Casper Daily Tribune information leacing to the capture of the person who i, fraudulentiy col!ecting subscriptions from Tribune subscribers. Patrons of the’ paper ‘should not pay any. one their subscription except tho carrier who delivers the or an authorized collector from the oftice. If you are not sure you are paying the right collector, ask him to show his credentials. If he cap. not do so please call the Tribune. .Telephone 15 HAY—GRAIN CHIX FEEDS— SALT Casper Warehouse Lo. 268 INDUSTRIAL AVE tion are tremendous and some units| Barcoint. and. Bruno ‘Farsyneilt, |" E regionn eppgbartabe gad vee cei TEL. 27 may have more opportunities than | mechanicians.) yecial : others, particularly along lnes of| ‘The filers. suffered only ~ from |C8t-t0. an unseen and unseeing au-/$TORAGE FORWARVING dience. welfare work. Those units remoyed | fatigue and sea sickness, and were from contact with hospitals might] soon restored. sponsor a frult cupboard in the} The wings. For the best results in raising thickens use Victor Buttermilk nd steering apparatus |-.‘"8New, York Strand _ Theater, - k’s\ ploneer. motion. picture | Starter. For more eggs feed Sheridan hospital and~ send- con-| of the seaplane were damaged and | New, Yor! Victor Scratch Feed and Lay, tributions of jelly and preserves to] it was decided to destroy! the craft.| Palace, now broadcasts a regular M: ying program every Sunday evening theu fill the shelves of this’ closet. The] “The nmidchine on “which they ‘had ‘Station ‘AF, South D outh; a> patients would greatly appreciate] travejed from Pisa, Italy, was set this service of love and thoughtful-| afire and cast adrift. Soon after ness. * | being cut: loose.the tanks exploded To tho members Of our organiza-| and the seaplane apparently “sank. tion, I carnestly ask that you stand Finding ‘of tho” seaplane ‘in ‘these behind the leaders whom you have} waters after drifting . beyond, the! elected to office. They are entitled| probable zone searched by the naval to your unqualified support and they | vessels for’ three days, will recelve it from every member] as bordering upon the miraculous. who understands and lives the aims The filers had been. sending up, and ideals of the preamble of our| rockets every two hours nightly constitution. Words are dangerous |‘and had almostexhausted their sup" things and.I ask the. members of] ply, \It developed that the first one this organization to always be kind] they sent up Sunday night was seen in their thoughts and in thelr] on board the Richmond. Lieutenant speech. Locatelli, who was on-watch as the, I wish to leave with you as my| rocket ascended, remarked: f last official message to my beloved “What's the use!’ But a few mo+ co-workers, the words of the im-| ments later saw an answering ‘flare mortal Lincoln: “With malice| from the Richmond. * e- toward none, with charity for all,| Crossio soon after climbing up‘ the with firmness in tho right as God|sea ladder to, the Richmond's deck, wives. us to see the right, let us| stretched wearily and then remarked strive on to finish the work we are | cool . Ly in, to bind up the nation’s wounds, well ‘that ends well.” Loca- to care for him who shall have/telli was also stoicdl, although he borne the battles, and for his widow | later watehed grimly and. with and his orphan—to do all that may|drawn face the destruction of his ‘achieve and cherish a just and last-| plane. The. two. engineers , appar. ing peace among ourselves and with] ently suffered the most, both being all nation: sea sick. sy « Respectfullye Submitted to conven-| J declaring he ‘was hot setaaliag “Sechrist Bros.,; Props. tion assembled, Casper, Wyoming, tired, told the atory of his mishap, ; August 25 and 26, 1924. kad been forced down by minor |i New Public Market Phone 2563 ZOLA K. SINCLAIR, engine trouble and had’ ‘landed Dept. President. | heavily, smashing two struts and ~ * es Wilbur Visits | |momes At Old: Home| of Rinso Hoping to meet friends he knew dur- Ing his residence here 35 years ago, 4 \ witheach purchase ‘with:each p of an Curtis D. Wilbur, secretary of the u navy, came to Jamestown today on his way to the Pacific cgast. Secretary Wilbur planned to spend Due to Exhausted Supply of Rinso, We Will Extend This Special Offer Until the day visiting places once fa- SATURDAY, SEPT. 6 miliar to him in his ‘old hpme town”, recalling events of his. school. days here. The Wilburs’ settled here in Rinso is made’ by the/makers of Washer does all the hard work: for Lux. ‘It-has been tested by. the you. Its big bright copper tub makers of the A B C Washér and holds eight sheets or the equivalent All Waiting for You, At the New Public Market -1—MARKET PICTURE FRAME SHOP Latest Frame Designs Excellent Work 2—CASPER MIRROR WORKS New Mirrors—Re-silvered and Old Mirrors—All Sizes for. stimulating membership and building for greater. premanefity in our department is the developing of strong district organizations der the district committeewoman’ leadership. If each district commit- teewoman. is responsible for the units in her district, there would be a spirit of friendly rivalry created which would’ increase mem- bership and service to the depart- ment and be an invaluable help to the department president who can not keep in as close touch with the units as it is possible*for district committeewomen to do. They would be most helpful in rounding up de- linquent units, executing the wishes of department headquarters; and promoting good-fellowship ‘and co- operation. I strongly recommend the development of district pro- gram8 and In time district meetings will be possible, Legislation. Our Auxiliary has no separate legislative program separate from the Legion. At the request of na- tional. and department Legion ‘of- ficers we sont’ numerous telegrams to our representatives in Washing- ton urging the passage of the ad- justed compensation bill. The Le- gion is to be congratulated upon their ‘splendid victory in securing the passage of this bill. Prison Work. At. the San Francisco convention Prison Welfare committee was created and Dr. Kate Barrett, na- tional past . president, was named chairman, We recommend the cre- dtion of a Department Prison Wel- fare committee whose duty it shall be to keep in touch with the ex- service men in our state penitentiary at Rawlins. A record should be kept of the number of ex-service men incarcerated and every possible help given to them, letters may be writ- ten to thelr families, some cases probably should be turned over to the Veterans’ Bureau for treatment. They should be remembered af Christmas time and other specific days. It is recommended that local units carry out a prison welfare pro- gram in their local communities. The unit chaplain might serve as chairman of the local unit prison committee. The Auxiliary can co-|« operate with the Legion in sending representatives -to the. prisons to assist imprisoned ex-service men in making out their. applications for adjusted compensatign. Bulletins, the ‘past 3—MARKET SHOE REPAIR SHOP Shoe Repairing of the Better Kind During year 1883, coming from Iowa. is recommended. for ‘use in A’‘B C many A solid case of Rinso FREE 24 large packages Rinso is recommended by the makers of the ABC washer ' Englewood Buy your Englewood lots now before the prices go up, which they will do in a very short time on account of the Casper-Alcova Irrigation Project becoming a cer- tainty.. This land will rapidly advance in value as this project nears completion, BUY NOW AT THE OLD PRICES John M. England Co. 212-213 Midwest Bdg. Phone 1129 CASPER ELECTPIC CO. 119 E. First Street Phone 1993-J