Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1924, Page 3

HUNTERFEITER IBEADERS NOW ABBNOER ARREST hree Gang Members Under $50,000 Bond At Chicago. CHICAGO, Nov. 22.—(United ss).—Leaders of the counterfeit- 1 which is alleged to have fssed several million dollars worth spurious treasury savings stamps the country in the last three were arrested here and held der $50,000 bond today, secret ice agents announced, ‘the three men under arrest are ptonio Banbara, Dominick: Socca d Sam Jamalli, and they are being ld under a charge of possessing thinery which turned out the fake ernment securities. hen the counterfeiting ring was hashed several’ weeks ago by the ernment agents it was charged t Ben Newmark, assistant Illinois fate fire marshal, was one of the ding influences. He is alleged to ve distributed the fake securities. TESTIMONY IN # VAIL ROBBERY TRIAL AT END libspector. Fahiy’s Case {To Reach Jury on H Monday, Report. ICAGO; Nov. 22. — (nitea —A session of Judge Adam CUiffe's federal court was held to- night to complete the taking of tes- Umony in the $3,000,000 Roundout, Tik, mail train robbery .trial. Clos- ing arguments are expected to be made Monday an@'the case given to the jury. - Gcorge Dickinson, a chauffeur, ‘Was arrested by . postal inspectors lite today just after he had finished testifying for thé defense of William J.-Fahy, former “master mind” post- ul inspector and two Chicago poll- ticlans charged with plotting rob- bery. a Dickinson testified that he drove from Chicago to East St. Louis, Ill., @ cargo of barrels for James Murray, oné of the politicians. He said he was unable to get them’ but had intended to store them in the of Joseph Murray, an uncle of the accused man in Ottawa, Til. This testimony was introduced in support of Murray's contention that he rented the garage, as was testi- figd by Bert, Glasscock, confessed z r of the train bandits, for the purpose of storing a quantity of Mquor and not for the purpose of providing the robbers with a place to hide and divide the loot. Federal warrant was issued to- night for William D. Doyle, East St. Louis, Ill., name@ by Murray as the head of a booze ring operating be- tween Hast St. Louis and Chicago. Dickinson will be arraigned Mon- > day on charges of liquor law viola- tions. : ‘Murray will be arraigned on pro- hibitien charges following his trial for conspiracy to rob the mails, pro- hibition officials ‘announced. , lo BUSY PLAGE With a force of ten expert photog- raphers in his employ and his studio greatly enlarged in order to make 7 yvoom for much new equipment, Bert ell, owner of Bell's studio, is now SGering the busiest season he has eyer known in % Cause for this augmented force and rush of business at Bell's studio ligg in the fact that Christmas is but anfew weeks alway. Literally hun- dreds are now besieging the estab- Itshmert in order to be assured of Yuletide photographs which are ujfays ‘very desirable gifts. ‘Those \ho’ are contemplating having pic- ties ‘made in time to send during * thé holidays, should make haste to obtain appointments. Secretary to Sweet Resigns DENVER, Nov. 22.—(United Press)—Hal Smith, secretary to Governor Sweet for the last two years, redisned his position today, ficcording to an announcement by Governor Sweet. “Mr. Smith resigned because of an excellent educational offer in the east,” Governor Syeet said. pBES Tenia! oN A. D. Lewis Opens ‘Accountant Office A. D. Lewis, practicing account: ant, Is no lonzer with Guaranty Reg- corporation, having decided to an office of his own. His new location is 219 Consolidated Royalty building. For the past 14 months he has heen the Guaranty Register corpora- aI T ng six years before his IMs elty he was with the Vanted dy Denver as a tax official. es treasury department | INDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1924 If you are not yet on the Honor eat parece te ae your ple oday. ‘ou get more enjoyment ont of wearing good clothes if a have done your share for Casper’s service organ- izations. HANKSGIVING NEWS FROM EVERYWOMAN’S STORE —a convenient place to meet your friends. , x Che Casner Sunday Cribune Look Your B Conimunity Chest for Thanksgiving How many women have said: “I’d give a thousand dollars to retain.the affection of my husband!” How many divorces could be saved if the woman would only try to make herself more attractive in the eyes of the man she loves, You can make yourself more attractive--and on a whole lot less than you can afford to spend (she will keep your confidence inviolate) dressed so attractively for Thanksgiving Day on so much less th’ ing helped you to accomplish the thing that spells future happ One Thousand Dollars ® If you will come into the Frantz Shop—take one of our experienced saleswomen for a moderate sum. into your confidence and tell her frankly how much —and with her willing and conscientious assistance find yourself an one thousand dollars that you will thank us forever after for hav- iness, and to gain the knowledge that you can be attractively dressed PAGE THREE. —this is Thanksgiving Week est Dress Accessories Sometimes the mere addition to your costume of some trif- fling dress accessory is suffi- cient to greatly improve your appearance. Here you will find the newest and most pop- ular novelties. If you haven't a husband—and want one—this may help you to secure one—at least we think the suggestion is worth trying. A real bargain in . Kid Gloves « Regular -$3.00 and $3.50 two and three button French | Kid Gloves. $1.95 Extraordinary values in ~ Silk Hose Be vteetntogtenre irrrins) Buk Hose in all Popular cole Dele $4.65 ran Tops $478 Specials in Silk Lingerie Here is an opportunity to secure dainty new’ Silk Ling- erie at a saving. Ask to see our special values, New styles in” Blouses We have just received a new line of Tunic Blouses in charming colors and designs. - Look through this list---figure what you need or want mos the cost--and we are sure you will find that the necessary your pocketbook. ‘Fhere are hundreds more items besides. Dresses & It’s really wonderful how a new dress —created in the latest mode—will rev- olutionize one’s appearance in a most satisfactory manner. 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Velvets---Satins Soft Clinging Silks Imported Woolens for every requirement The most economical—as well as the most fastidious shopper will find here a complete assortment at each price in sizes and styles for each individual type. f 6 For Thanksgiving Parties Our line of.new Dancing Frocks and Evening Gowns affords a wide range for selection. £ _Stylish Hats at $7.75 Numérous women have been.taking advan- tage of the low price on this large group of smart winter hats, which were originally much higher priced. ‘A Mezzanine Special for (Thanksgiving Week Regular $15.00 to $28.50 _Pattern Hats $ 9 Included are a number of the finest creations brought out this season by * Paris and New York designers. 20 per cent discount on all Millinery Trimmings such as Flowers, Ribbons, Feathers, Velvets Visit My Gift Nook We've just received some of the prettiest fancy candlesticks and book-ends you ever saw —and they Fe wonderfully inexpensive, 0. 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This week we received several dozen very high grade coats, with magnifi- cent fur trimming which are offered at prices surprisingly low for style and quality. ped ART Liberal reductions still prevail on Fur Coats and Capes A small deposit will hold your pur- chase until wanted. Every Fur Neckpiece Reduced New Kid Leather Belts wide widths, all lined with satin or poplin—red, green, tan, black, patent—just the thing for one-piece dresses. $1.25 to $4.00 New designs in Handkerchiefs An extra box of handker- chiefs—for one’s own use— or to have ready when a gift is suddenly called for—is a mighty nice thing to have on hand, Rare values in Dress Skirts Every dress as be kirt in the substantially me of high i oths are sirable with the