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, 1921-12-29
Hundreds of Keys
Found on Street
Left at Tribune

In the Daily Tribune's lost and
found department arc hundreds and
hundreds OF keys. All makes, sizes
and shapes. in big punches and lit
tie punches. They have been adver-
tised from time to time and the
owners never discovered. Among
them are desk keys. house keys.
paddock keys, railroad switch keys.
postoffice box keys. clock keys.
trunk keys. beer-bottle keys. ancient
and honorable corkscrews. screw
drivers. monkey-wrenches and vari-
Gus other tools and implements at
tachable to a key ring.
We have done our utmost to nnd
the owners of this vast collection OF
property and restore It to them. but
people seem careless about hunting
up their keys. and so they remain
in the quiet seclusion of the lost
and found morgue.
We are making one final effort to
find lost key owners and invite
everybody and anybody who have
at any time, anywhere. lost keys to
call and examine the collection and
claim their property. After a rea-
sonable time whatever romans will
be turned over TO tho junk dealer.
, 1921-12-29
VET RUREAUTO
EXTEND SCOPE
OF WORK HERE
Three More Offices Added to
Headquarters and Several
Employees Are Re-
tanned.


The Casper office Of the United
States Veterans bureau. already III,
central point OF this governmental or
s~rnizt.7n's work in Wyoming will be
wfdsned under tho extensions now
being made to extend the personnel
and efficiency OF the offices here for
the benefit OF cx-scrvico men.
All improvements are being made
under the direction OF J. s. Ross, sub
district manager. He announced yes
terday that Chas. J. McNuity. who is
now on an inspection trip in the Big
Horn basin. had been assigned to the
local office as placement officer.
A suite OF three additional offices on
the fourth floor OF the Consolidated
Royalty building has been opened to
provide the new office space hat Is
required.
Among the new additions to the
force Of the office here are Miss Mary
Flynn. file clerk. A follow up nurse
will DO added TO tho forces as will n
fun time dentist shortly after tho first
OF the year.
When the new additions are COM
pieted the personnel OF the office hsse
will include a full time physician. d.
t,st and nurse, In addition to tho many
other functions of the office. After
tho organization is perfected all
claims OF ex.servtce men originating
from residents OF this district will be
handled by the local office.
, 1921-12-29
States ASKED
To ASSIST IN
PRICE PROGRAM
Attorney General Depends on
State Officials to Aid
REIMBURSEMENT in Re-
tail Sales.

WASHINGTON. Dec ze.-Aid OF
the attorney generals OF the various
states will be relied upon by tho jus
tice department in an effort to re
adjust retail prices of the necessities
Of life. Attorney General Daugherty
said today.
When tho departments investiga.
ton OF retail prices has been com
pleted. Mr.. Daugherty said, it was
expected that the local authorities in
tho different states would taks the
necessary steps TO remedy local sit.
uations. while tho department would
act in cases where there were viola
lions of the federal law.
Mr.. Daugherty said that he expect
ed TO publish a table of tho cost OF
necessitiep-food. fuel. shoea ant
clothing-to tho consumer in differ
ont localities as compared with the
production costs OF these commodi'
ties. Publication OF retail prices was
expected by Mr.. Daugherty TO have
n salutnry effect upon profteering
prices. Already. he said. announce
mont of the departments investiga.
ton has had some effect.
, 1921-12-29
DISCOVERY
SHOWN IN MOVIE FILM


Though only a four-minute flm.
THE Amber Soul It the Columbia
theater this week Is worth noting be-
cause Il throws what to many at
least. will be a new light on the dis
covery OF electricity.
"The Amber Soul" fs one of the
series of educational films produced
for the Willard Storage Battery COM
pany OF Cleveland. and brought hero
through tho efforts of the Auto Elec-
tricai company. willard service rep.
resentative. OF 1876 East Midwest ave
nue..
The Greek to whom history gives
credit for the discovery was Thaies
of Miietus. Finding n piece of amber
upon the beach of the Aegean sea,
he rubbed It upon his togn to polish
the surface. Laying It down upon a
bench. he was astonished to see a
piece Of strnw leap across the bench
and fasten itself to tho lump Of am
Der.
To tho Greeks this apparently
magic force came TO be known as
''elektron." the Greek word for am
ber.- They explained it's presence with
tho theory hat amber had a soul
that It wns dead and came to life
when rubbed.
The ntm presents tho story artistic
ally and convincingiy.
, 1921-12-29

AGAINST AUTO
THEFTS IS AIM
Interstate Commission at Chi
cago Enlists Support of All
Motor Clubs in
Country.

So extensive has become the com.
merciaiized automobile theft problem
in tho United States. that the necessi-
ty for some central organization to
curb this form OF iawiessness must be
taken. For his purpoes n private
body. known as the Interstate Motor
Theft commission OF Chicago hns been
formed and Is seeking the cooperation
and suggestions OF motor clubs IN all
parts OF the country.
Tbs Casper Motor club has received
questionnaires from this Chicago body
which deals with the situation and 10
preparing TO give whatever coopera-
ton It can TO perfect a central or.
g~anization.
The form of the questionnairs fol-
lows.
do you think tina the transfer
Of ownership OF motor vehicles should
% standardized on n national scale7
What method would you suggest
for standardizing transfer Of owner
lhip7
s.-Do you think tho abstract OF title
ldea could DO successfully applied to
motor vehicles?
4.-In your opinion. what benefits
or advantages would the abstract OF
title produce. II any. for the following:
State motor vehicle Department.
Police Department.
Automobile insurance business and
rates7
Automobile Owners7
Automobile manufacturersr
Automobile distributors and desiers7
5-what would be the effect on the
80
, 1921-12-29
Forecast

In al to como when I shall sec
you. say
In concert hall. or better stirl in
church
A church would s.it the goas' ironic
way
OF laughter. and the boy with your
brown eyes
That shoulder while they dream. ]
then shall walk
The rond of memory. var and lately
wise.
Gaugfng my strength we'll for
ghosts that stalk.
And I shall live again that little while
In which l knew YOU heart or hoIi-
day.
And trembled to your longing; and i
shall smile
To think. as grave I kneel and seem
to pray,
That ysu appear a solid citizen
And I a spinster of men.
Mary Dean
, 1921-12-29
Burke Funeral To
Be Held Friday


Funeral services for Kathleen Ken
ma. the four.yearoid daughter or Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. j. Burke. 6o1 South KIM
ball strcet, will DO held from the fam
ily homo at $50 o'clock Friday after
moor Interment VIII be- made ut High
land cemetery.
Tho child was the only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke. Death IL a !
/, have been Immediately due to heart
failure following tho ohild's extended
rlness from d~iphtheria. TINS ehu
came at $50 "wednesday morning.
Kathieen is survived by her par-
ants ana four brothers. Joseph
Frances, william and her twin broth
A. John. Many beautiful floral effer-
inss and expressions Of sympathy
have been received py the pesoayeu
,an,s,v from hosts of friends and reia~
lives here iadictins the general sor'
,,,xv with which word Of the baby's
death was received.
, 1921-12-29
PERSONALS

u q Ross
na, .rts ~ a baby daughter on De-
oemDeI - TN. aaurhter has been
Asn pax Iou,,o. Both mother
ame Se..s - now able to receive
friends.
.Ynw.,, neoretary of
Mrs. slorenco -" -strrned to the
the 4. 49, after spending Christ
J S s A. ssr home in Denver.
mas Gay nj
...,o,ra son arrived at h
, 1921-12-29
ALARM FELT OVER PAIR
OF YOUTHS OUT IN BIC
STORM IS DIssIPATED

cHETENNE. wyo.. Dec. ~
George Mabey and Fred Hiralg. IT..
is.year-old youths who left Cheyenne
last Saturday morning by automobile.
expecting to return in a few hours.
and who were not heard from for two
days, returned TO the city Monday
night after enduring many h~ardships
while bucking snow IN tho Chugwater
region. They were IN peril at no time.
however. spending the nights cozily
at ranches. Their inability to com
municate with Cheyenne by telephone
caused apprehension here regarding
their welfare.
The boys left Cheyenne with the
intention OF meeting and relieving
Mark Hlrsig. who was on tho third
day OF an overland drive from Lusk
behind a herd of horses. Mark Hir-
sig reached the city a few hours after
their departure and when finally they
managed to got word to town that
they whore safe no was organizing a
rescue expedition
, 1921-12-29
RECEIVER APPOINTED
FOR GLASS FACTORY

BASIN. wyo.. Dec. 2s.-In/d district
court here yesterday II. B. Richardson
was appointed receiver Of the Big
Horn Glass company at Lowell upon
petition II tho trustee for the bond
holders. 1t is proposed to ~foreciose
on the plant, reorganize and make 1t
possible to resume operations. Judge
Metz has gone to Green River where
he will hear an important case on
change OF Judge and expects TO return
to Cody for court late next week.
, 1921-12-29
CUTTER GRABS
LIQUOR CARGO

BOSTON. Dec 2s-Ths British
schooner Golden West. with a cargo
OF alcohol and oass liquor aboard was
seized by b coas guard cutter
Acushnot, while AZ anchor outside this
port. II was announced today. She
was towed hero by the cutter his
morning n turned over to customs
officers The latter said they had re-
ceived word that the liq~uorladen YES
sci. flying tho Union Jack. but said
20 be owned by a former Boston bar
tender. was bound here from Halifax.
y. s.
, 1921-12-29

BASIN. wyo. Dec. 2s.@oseph f
Singleton OF Fremont county. Idaho
axd Miss Goldie Myers of Burlington
and Cecil Lyman and Miss Vivian Car
nell both OF Greybuli were married
here yesterday.
, 1921-12-29
HARDING GIVES UP HOLIDAYS.

wAsHINGTcI. Dee, a. While
there waG no official statement, in
di~oations at the White House today
were that President Harding had
abandoned his tentative plan to spend
n portion Of the holidays at Pine
hurst D. G.
, 1921-12-29


with the Christmas novelties and
hung with packages was placed IN
the rooms as part Of the decorations
A program OF music. including vio-
lin. vocal and piano numbers. was
presented during the hrst part OF the
evening.
The gifts from tbs tree were dis
trfbuted and each OF the guests re
celvod a present as weii as Christ
mas favors OF humorous nature
Games wero then played until to-
ward the close o. h evening when
refreshments wero served
One OF tho most original ideas Of
the evening was carried out in the
menu where the foods were printed
out with fictitious names The diners
were asked 10 order from the card
and some were much amazed when
their order called for plate. napkin.
toothplck and water. maybe. while
others got all deserts and no nipple
ments- Finally things were straight
ened on. and a luncheon o two
kinds of sandwiches. nuts. apples.
CAKES and candles was served
The officers OF the club are: Cath
crime Cole. president. cathryn See
bert, vice president; Helen Lewis. sec
Rotary and treasurer.
, 1921-12-29
Nfnsons 20 Hold
Carnival Dance.


An announcement OF interest to the
Masons and their ladies' is to tho Of
feet that the regular bi.weekiy dane
ing party which will be held by the
Masonic Dancing club in h temple
auditorium on Friday evening. De
cember 80. viii celebrate the holiday
season by a carnival entertainment
The elaborate affair will oper
promptly at . o'clock by a granc
march in which all the guests are
askcl1 10 take part. The pro
gram Of the evening will be inter
spersed with favor dances and unus
circle dances. S~urpentine ribbon
confetti. noisemakers will all be
in evidence. and plans are being maae
by the committee to assure an eve
ming of unusual enjoyment.
, 1921-12-29
". w Notes

Numerous Christmas parties were
Given by the different organizations of
he Girl Reserves in recognition OF
Christmas time over last week.
On Friday the girls OF the East Cas-
Der school gathered at the Y. w. c. A
club house where a Christmas tree
yas decorated and added to the yule-
lido spirit. Inexpensive presents
were hung from the branches and
turing tho afternoon were distributed
o the girls. Refreshments were
erved. One Of the most pleasing en-
ertainments at tho party was the
dnging , of Christmas carols from
round tho Christmas tree In the front
ard OF the Y. The singing attracted
much attention from the passers by
nd vas heartily ~applauded.
-
Christmas eve. a party OF real orig
naiity in tho form OF a pancake sup
YER was enjoyed by tho girls of the
Park school. The idea of pancake sup
pers is quite the rago in the east. and
net with the approval of all Of the
hub girls. During the evening gamcs
we're enjoyed.
Urder the direction or Mise Mildred
Keith. advisor OF the Central school
yirls. a Christmas party was enjoyed
The first of the week, at the Y. w. C.
A. Presents. games and Entertainments
we're included on the program and all
,ntered into the spirit OF the Yule-
tide seaso and spent a pleasant after
loon.
Tho membership banquet OF all OF
tho members OF tho Y. W. C. A. win
held 1t the Chanticieer CATO on
Thursday evening. January 10. Dur
ing the evening the new members OF
the board OF directors Of the "" win
be elected by ballot
The Rev. G. NJ. Thompson Jr., of
the Baptist church will give an ad-
All Of tho members are asked to at
as business of Importance will
be discussed. An enjoyable informal
a been planned.
Huron. 8. D.. a city of less than
200 population. boasts OF tho largest
and finest hotel OF any city OF its sizc
In America. The hotel is an eight
story freproof structure. costing
5000. 900 and equipped with every
modern convenience.
, 1921-12-29
DIVINE HEALING WILL
FEATURE SERVICES HERE

Religious services of tho Pentecostal
faith will be held Sunday at the Union
Labor temple, North wolcott street. in
tbs afternoon at 2:so O'Clock and in
the evening at 7:so o'clock. The pur-
pose of the meetings al set forth by
tho Row. Jacob Schultz. who will be
In charge OF tho services, will be sal
walton OF souls and divine healing for
tho sick and afflicted.
Tho Province of Quebec has again
gone on record as opposed to the ad-
mission OF to the bar.
, 1921-12-29
Business Girls
Arc Entertained.

Mrs. Charles A. Wilson OF the Pres.
byterian church served a dinner at tho
mnnse, 500 South woicott street last
evening. for about 60 business girls
and teachers who attend the church.
Tho sumptuous dinner was served in
an informal manner and n delightful
evening vas spent by h young worn
en-.
, 1921-12-29

Cat, are now rare in Egypt.
, 1921-12-29
Informal Dance
for Tonight.

Invitations have been issued by the
members of the Bachelors club on
South Grant street for nm informal
dancing party which win be held at
tho clubhouse this evening. About
ten couples will be IN attendance
, 1921-12-29

CTS OF Ln0 city II nLAAAL WAA ~ a
Dutch Treat" dinner. and places VIII
be laid for about twenty-five couples.
After the dinner tho guests will attend
the dance at h Terrace Gardens.
Business Girls
Arc Entertained
Mrs. Charles A. Wilson OF the Pres
byterian church served a dinner at tho
manse, 500 South wolcott street last
evening. for about 60 business girls
and teachers who attend the church.
Tho sumptuous dinner was served In
an informal manne and n delightful
evening was spent by the young WON
en-
McDnniel-H cndrick
Nuptials Performed.
At 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
Roy. Charles A Wilson Of tho Pres
byterian church performed tho core
mony uniting Miss Elsie Hedrick and
Dec Mcdaniel. both of Mills. The
ervice was held at no manse. s04
South wolcott street
Tho young couple wero attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Kennedy. Mrs
Kennedy is n sistcr OF h bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdaniel will make
their home in Mills where n host of
friends will receive thcm- Mr.. Nc
Daniel is in the employ OF the Stand
ard
Ladies Of Sunday School
Class to Have Party.
The members of the Ladies' ind
school class of the Presbyterian
church taught by Mrs. Charles A VIII
son. win be entertained at a holiday
party held Friday afternoon at 2:so
o'clock at tho church.
The hostesses VIII be the Mesdamcs
j. II. Mccoy, u. L. Scherck. Thomas
8. Foster, j. G. Ross. W. j. Tubbs, J.
Z. Keith c. r Starr, j. q. Trask.
W. W. whaley and Charles A. WI
son.
The class has q membership Of 100.
and welcomes new members each Sun
day.
Election Of onicers
At General Aid.
? The General Aid fociety of tho
Methodist church win meet Friday
afternoon at ESQ O'Clock in the par
Iorp of the church for q regular bust
ness and social session.
The annual election OF officers WIN
be held and a report from each of
tho six circles will be made.
A good attendance II desired and
q special invitation IL extended to the
ladies Of tho Kenwood and Casper
View additions. 1t Is planned that
new circles will DO formed from the
members living in these districts.
women win no cnurcn none afo AS
askeo 70 a'.ena mo neeun, ryr, It.
Inv iAaies Sap,.o Hunn-
clio win serve refreshments following
the pus'nsss nouf.
Cnr cessea Az
dothberg Ranch.
n, nm nn ww p y , c,,y
h ir.t o. this week. when MT. n
Mrs. hawin 9otnoers nc'eo as S,s
ana hostess OF q Christmas time I'm
ner. -.
tnose present wcss ,..-
niesoames na. y oosnw Nc q
N5oorile' free ME- nIN 80
Lewis. Mrs. sam .. SerVioe' IN
cnei Lewn, Aiiss -m.n sane
EisWortn nasner, -sn 80
canton Suiier' Desioe' "a
hostess.
La1ies OF, .niaccaoees
10 nave nens I'm n..,
IN regular session on sas,-u ~.
airy :. ihs'hoh
hold. a..
During tins social nour -: %
members whose pir5n -, =.
faii. IN tho month OK January "n
ths honcrees OF y m'sceiAh
hno"er. - nv
uassa%an Gns,,. VIM rau...tss s' /. W.
, 1921-12-29
o. f. s. Meeting
for Tonight.

%. r. 3. Meeting
for Tonight.
The newly elected officers Of the
Order OF Eastern Star will put on the
work at tho regular meeting which
Will be held this evening in tho Ma
sonic temple. limitations will be in
order.
, 1921-12-29
Thursday Club
Meets.
Dinner Announced
for Saturday.

\ Among M many dinners which
WIN be held at the Henning cafe and
the Chanticieer before tho formal
New Years dance this Saturday is one
which VIII DO participated In by a
number OF the prominent social lead
ers Of tho city. The affair viii DO a
dutch Treat" dinner. and places Will
be laid for about twenty-five couples.
After the dinner tho guests will attend
the dance at the Terrace Gardens.
, 1921-12-29
New Glasses
10 Start.
West Casper Girls
Give Xmas Party.

The girls of the West Casper
school entertained last weak end at
q Christmastids party hsid in the
kindergarten rooms of the West Cas-
per school. About s. girls we're In
attendance.
a large cssis!Hss tFsa decorated
, 1921-12-29
Dinner TO Freccde
formal Dance

Formal Dance
Invitations to about 30 guests to at
tend a formal Dime TO DO served this
evening at the Henning hotel. prcced-
ing the reception and dancs given by
ex-governor. 1ad Mrs. b. b. Brooks
at the Mssonic Temple.
Elaborate decorations win be used
on the banquet tables and a several
source dinner VIII be served
Thursday Club
Meets
Mrs Pitt Covert was hostess this
afternoon at a meeting OF the mem
bers OF thu Thursday bridge club held
at her homo on CT avenue The after
noon was devoted to playing auction
bridge
, 1921-12-29
Dizmcr Served at
Gothberg Ranch.

A delightful time was spent Mt the
Gothberg ranch. southwest OF the city,
the first of this week. whom Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Gothberg acted as host
and hostess OF a Christmas time din
nsr.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames III. j. Gothberg. Walter
storrie. Fred Mcfarland: Mrs. w. b
Lewis. Mrs. Sam b. Service. Miss Ra,
CHEZ Lewis. Miss Emma Gothberg,
Ellsworth Wagner. Marvin Bishop ant
Clinton EULER. besides tho host and
hostess.
The Glasgow courier., 1921-09-30
DISTINGUISHED.
MEN ON ELK HUNT
DIR. HOyt and Party of Noted Eastern
Surgeons Leave Saturday for Trip
TO Big River.

Our esteemed fellow citizen, DR.. M.
A. Hoyt will leave next Saturday ev-
ening for his annual hunting trip in
the mountains. The party accompany
ing him is one that is distinguished
in the medical profession, comprising
Prof. Chas. F. Nassau, M. D., l.. l..
D., of jefferson Medical College; and
DIR. Lewis D. Englerth, M. D., F. R.
C. S. E., of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
with DR.. A. N. Currie, we'll known in
Glasgow.
An interesting feature regarding the
group of hunters is that they formed
a team of operating surgeons, serving
in France, during the darkest days of
the war, along the battle fronts. They
are joining in the hunting trip as a
means of pleasurable reunion. They
are all god sportsmen and expect to
bring back the limit of big game, elk
being the special object of their quest
in the hills.
The hunt will be in the region of
Big River.
The Glasgow courier., 1921-09-30
WILLIAM J. BRYAN
TALKS ABOUT BEER

Washington, Sept. 25.-William ].
Bryan today interviewed in the beed
bill fight by issuing statement de-
nouncing the alleged filibuster against
it.
"A filibuster by minority" said
Bryan, who has been comforting with
proponents Of the bill at the capital
to prevent enforcement of consti-
tutional provision is about as undem-
ocratic a procedure as could be de-
manded, especially the constitutional
provision which outlaws criminal
traffic.
Bryan commended the search anC
seizure laws in the conference report
requiring search warrants for private
dwellings, but making automobiles
subject to search without warrants.
"To require warrant before
searching suspected automobile
said Bryan, ''would practically mini
mize the law. The automobile coulc
get into another county before the
warrant could be secured. 1t is in.
conceivable that any dry senator car
be deceived by the mock heroics Of
the wets."
The Glasgow courier., 1921-09-30
She Lives, She Moves, She Feels
A Thrill of Life Along Her Keel

New York, Sept. 23.-Dun's last
Saturday said:
"After period of slow and irreg-
ular improvement, added momentum
to the business recovery has material
lied with the advancing season. While
reports from separate trades and in
dustries are not yet of one tenor, en-
couraging features are increasingly
prominent and the outlook for contin-
ued gain is favorable. Except in GER
tain speculative channels, where prices
have fluctuated widely, current devel-
opments are along conservative lines
suggesting a purpose to avoid unwhole,
some excesses and to establish condi'
tions on sounder basis. Evidence OF
such a policy appears in the prudent
action on the part of most interests
who are still limiting commitments
closely to actual and well defined re-
quirements after months of readjust'
The Glasgow courier., 1921-09-30
mrs. GEO. BERRY
IS TRANSFERRED
Local Red Cross Manager Ordered to
Fort Harrison at Helena for Ser
vice With Soldiers.

Mrs. George Berry, who has been
officially connected with the Valley
County Chapter of the Red Cross since
it's organization, has caused real re-
gret in Glasgow by her decision to
concur in an order transferring her
to the Fort Harrison hospital, at Hell
ena, for service among the soldiers.
Mrs. Berry states that she parts
with Glasgow and her work here with
many regrets and that were it not that
her husband, Geo. Berry is at Helena,
she would decline to accept the promo
tion offered her.
The transfer has been so hurried
that there has been no time for any
thing formal in the way of a fare
well to her, by Mrs. Berry's many ad-
mirers. Her connection with the local
Red Cross has been a period of self
denying devotion to the cause, which
has been a great individual help to
many, and great patriotic service
to the country, during the dark hours
of war. She has the heartfelt best
wishes of many warm personal friends
and hearty "God speed" from the
entire community.
Mrs. Berry leaves for Helena to-
night. Her position will be filled here
by lady from headquarters whose
name cannot be obtained at this writ
ing.