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Evening journal., 1921-08-25
new TEACHERS
FOR MILFORD
Rearrange Schools to Pro-
vide For Expected In
crease of Pupils
ONE PLACE ON
FACULTY VACANT
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
MILFORD. Aug. 25.-The Milford
schools buildings have been reno
waited and rearranged so as to ac-
commodate the expected increased
registration Of pupils when the
schools open on September 6. There
have been a number OF changes
among the teachers, but all the
places have been filled with the ex-
ception Of an instructor in Home
Economics.
The following teachers have been
employed: superintendent OF
schools, and principal OF the high
school, Robert e. Shilling; vice.
principal OF the high school, EN-
NETT Andrews, OF Cambridge, Nd; !;
instructor OF manual training, Frank
NJ Barnsby, Of Chester, Pa. other
high school teachers are: Miss Anna
Hall, Mrs Gilmore b. Rosa, Miss
Helen Tatman, Miss Olive Vincent.
In the elementary school the list
follows Miss Susan Kern, Of Mil
ford; Miss Rachel Killen, OF FELTON,;
Miss Mildred Palmer, OF Stevens
vile, Md; Miss Helen 70. Pierce, OF
Milford, to teach physical training;
Miss Lulu Ross. OF Milford Mrs.
Nora Russell. Of Milford; Miss Cora
slpple, Of Milford; Miss Marian
.skewis. Of Millwood; Miss Nataline
Walters of Centreville, Md; Miss
May Watson, OF Milford; Miss Eliz-
abeth wharton, Of Houston.
The teachers in the Negro school
are as follows: Principal, J. Graham
Scott, Of williamsburg. Va; Bessie
c. Polk and Cora Shockley, OF Mil
ford: Sara T. Washington, of Med
ford, Mass; Freda While, Darby. Pa.
Evening journal., 1921-08-25
BOY, GIRL, AVERAGE
ROBBERY DAILY

CHICAGO, Aug. PA barefooted
girl burglar. IL years old, caught be-
side a broken skylight on the roof
of a dry-goods store, confessed to
police yesterday that she and her IA
year-old brother. who was arrested
with her, had perpetrated between
25 and 80 robberies during the past
few months.
The prisoners are Hattie and Jo-
seph Kasorski.
When police arrived in response
to a burglar alarm they found the
boy preparing TO lower his sister
through the sAylight with a sixty
foot rope, which he wore coiled
about his waist.
The girl had ten rings and the boy
a gold watch, part OF the loot from
a jewelry store robbery.
Evening journal., 1921-08-25
WAGER ON BALL GAME
GOT HIM IN TROUBLE

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Aug. 25.-George W.
Wilson, Jr.. was held under $500
bail yesterday by Magistrate Wood
on a charge of stealing see on Tues
day from Samuel Scott. Both men
had been employed at the local
water and light plant.
At the hearing it was testified that
Wilson had a roll OF bills at the
baseball game Tuesday afternoon and
that he bet $50 on the game.
Evening journal., 1921-08-25
LAKE sPURNs Orr1rp

BRIDGEPORT Conn, Aug. Is
An offer Of f1.ooo.ooo sterling to
salvage the torpedoed shipping w.
ing on the ocean bottom around the
British isle was spurned by Simon
Lake. inventor, yesterday.
Twenty millions sons Of merchant
shipping was sunk by enemy subma-
rines in British waters during the
war, and Lake is holding out for
f2.o00. 900.
Lake holds patents on salvagin,
machinery.
Evening journal., 1921-08-25
WOMAN'S BEAUTY
Due TO HEALTH
Plant Juice Man Claims
the American Woman's
Beauty Due to, One
Agent
POPULAR WILMINGTON
LADY'S TESTIMONIAL

What makes a beautiful wo-
man ?" was the question propounded
to the Plant Juice man, in a recent
interview. Health" was the la
comic reply. Health certainly
means all in an to women-beauty,
success and happiness-everything.
The difference between an unhealthy
Evening journal., 1921-08-25

The Want Ad Columns are the
market place for employees who seek
the chance to make good.-Adv
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-21
MENSOOTHINC

We are still offering our mems
clothing at prices that can't be beat.
They are the famous Society Brand
in all the weights from the regular
weights to the feather weights in the
Palm Beach, Mohair, Cool Cloth
and Tropical Worsteds so cool and
comfortable for these hot summer
days. Get one and keep cool.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-21
SATURDAYS SPECIALS

Our Saturday Specials are always
worth looking over as we make
the price so low that it pays to
watch for these specials. There are
too many to mention but if you
come in you can see for yourself
that they are money savers.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-21
VOGUE EMPORIUM

VOGUE EMPORIUM
We are still offering our entire
stock Of Millinery at II price to
clean up. We have all the very lat
est in the midsummer styles. Just
the thing to finish the season in.
Come in and secure one of these
bargains as they won't last long.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-21
LADIES' SHOES

We are offering many Of our la
dies slippers at reduced prices to
close them out for our new fall lines
which will soon be here. You can
secure some real values in these
lines if you come before they are
all one-better hurry, as they won't
last long at the prices we are max
ing. These consist Of Oxfords,
Pumps, ect, at greatly reduced
prices.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-21
SAVE!
PIECE GOODS DEPARTMENT

PIECE GOODS DEPARTMENT
Our piece goods department is
improving all the time. If its piece
goods you want, come to us, as we
have it. We have good assert
ment for you to choose from in
every line and are always glad to
show you and assist you in every
way we can to make the best Sc
lectons possible.
, 1921-10-22
CITY BRIEFS

~. W. Ladd OF the producing de.
pertinent of the Midwest refining
company has returned TO his offices In
the company building here after
spending yesterday in the local oil
fields.
z. G. Sinclair. gcologfst for the MID.
west Refining company is spending
the weekend in the local oil fields at
tending to business matters.
NJ. J. Hopkins. independent reolo
gist, has returned to the city after
spending the week in the Big Horn
mountains attending to business mat.
sers Of Importance.
John Wilson has left o Lander.
he will spend the weekend at
tending to business matters.
Among the business men registered
at the Henning hotel are H. t. Brook.
er, Butte. Mont; r. L. Piepmeier {
, 1921-10-22
FOREST FIRE
In This STATE
ISC0NTR0LLED

cHEKENNE. wYo.. Oct. 22.-word
reeelved here at noon today from
I" heatiand. Wyo.. said the forest fire
which broke out yesterday In the
laramie Peak country appeared to be
Under eohtrs; arc .het there would be
no more danger unless wind, which is
now blowing at high velocity spreads
the flames.
Thirty national guardsmen and six
d OF private citizens from Wheat
land reached Binford last night n
Joined scores OF ranchmcn and farm.
ers who had been summoned to fight
n lanes Later in tho evening For.
ast Assistant James NJ. VALLEY Of Med
cine Bow national forest and Elmer
LoVeJoy. master OF transportation Of
he Medicine Bow fire department ar
ANed from Laramie by automobile and
o command OF the forces Of guards
men and worked under the leadership
Il Captain Holtz
Combined forces succeeded IN con.
lining the burned area TO about a
nile square They found that some
ight timber had been cons med but
hat contrary to earlier reports no
buildings had been razed.
-Four feet eight inches is the aver.
tgc height OF n Jauanesa Woman
, 1921-10-22
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Ms. William o. Perkins of
Harrington are spending the week end
visiting at the home of AIRS. Perkins
sister, Mrs. Dell Nicholson, of East
Casper. Mr. Perkins spent last win.
ter in the employ of the Elgin COM
pany and is calling on friends while
visiting here.
Mrs Grace Ritchie of GreybuI is
visiting at the home Of her sister.
Mrs d. w. Middleton OF this city. Mvs.
Richie is q frequent visitor in the city
and has many friends TO welcome her.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Boone have re.
turned to their home in chadron after
spending the week here visiting with
old time friends. Mr.. Boone came to
casper to have treatments for blood
, 1921-10-22

days in tho city attending TO business
connected with an insurance company
OF Denver Mr.. Burd settled the loss
OF q motorcycle being in use OF one
OF the prominent oil companies.
Attorney A. r. Lowuy Of the OF.
fees OF Durham and Lowey In the
on Exchange building has left for
Denver where he win spend several
days looking after legal matters.
Wade Fowler. former land regis-
trar. who spent yesterday in the city
attending to business interests. has
returned to his crices IN Douglas
II. w. Purcell, prosecuting aftor.
ney. has left Cheyenne for Denver
whore he Will spend several days at
tending to business for his offices
here. Mr.. Purcell has been absent
from the city since the middle OF the
week.
L. A. Toothaker. secretary of the
Y. NJ. c. A. who has offices in the
Tribune building. Is in Cheyenne look
ing after official matters over the
weekend.
James orieve and william Grieve.
who have been spending several days
In the city. have returned to their
ranch homes near Oil City.
p. A wilkins OF Denver IS spend
ing a few days here attending to bust
ness interests connected with his oil
holdings with a number OF the local
oil companies. Mr.. wilkins Is also
connected with the fields in the south
but expresses most interest in the
Salt Creek fields.
F. H. Jeffereys is visiting with his
daughter in Cheyenne and expects to
motor to Kansas City. returning in
about ten days.
Miss Margaret Rnittie has accepted
a position with the Casper Flora,
company as bookkeeper and not in
h sales department as was reported
yesterday.
L. B. Baughn OF ManviIie. engaged
in the insurance business in that
town. is in Casper attending 10 his
business interests.
Philip Otto. formerly with The
Tribune. has resigned his position
at the Casper p~ostoffice to become
telegraph editor for the Leavenworth
Kans) Times.
w. X. Nash. general manager OF
the General Brokerage company.
Minneapolis. Is in Casper today on a
business deal with the Wyoming Gro
Gerry company.
II. L. Booker. connected with the
c. H Robinson company OF Butte,
Mont. stopped over In Casper today
Pm business.
, 1921-10-22

Mss J.. Turner. . young woman Of
Cape Breton. Is the nrrt o: her sex
TO enter for the regular Theological
eourse at Knox College. Toronto.
, 1921-10-22

An attempt was made late Inst June
in Belgrade TO assassinate Alexander
the prince regent. with a bomb.
Belgrade advices said the prince was
not injured but that one man was
killed and three wore wounded. Alex
ander wen to Paris early in July and
In August was said to be dangerous
ly nj, with appendicitis. During his
illness. he proclaimed his accession to
the throne OF Jugo- Slavia.
, 1921-10-22
Division of.weIfaro
Club Has Meetisg.

The eppiied education division OF
the Welfare club met yesterday after
noon at b home of Mrs. j. W. Nc
Intyre on South Lincoln street. Dress
forms were made by the members
from the instructions received at the
State Federation OF women's clubs
The Welfare club has recently been
divided into three divisions which will
meet separately from the regular club
meetings. About 20 members enrolled
in tho applied education department.
, 1921-10-22
KING WOUNDED
BY ASSASSIN

VIENNA. Oct. 22.-King Aicxan.
der OF Jugo-slavia. is declared to be
suffering from a wound in his
stomach. received from a bullet or the
fragment OF a bomb during the rccent
attempt made on his life in Belgrade.
according to rumors circulating in
Agram and brought herr.
The rumors say that when he was
injured Alexander insisted on being
taken to Paris and that since his stay
there the wound has developed moro
seriously.
, 1921-10-22
N~cediecraft Society
Is Entertained.

Mrs. r. A. Blake presided at a nsc.t-
ing iot the members OF the Neediecraft
society. Mt her home. AZ East FIJI
tesnth street which was held from 2
until s o'clock. The first part OF the
social time following the general bust.
ness session was spent on sewing ar
ticles for the Christmas box which
is being prepared by the club. At 4;so
o'clock refreshments were served by
the hostess.
, 1921-10-22

Mrs. A. L Poole. who has been
a house guest at the home OF her
sister. Mrs, Raymond Nels OF this
city. has returned to her ranch home
In northern Colorado. Before her
marriage. Mrs. Poole was a resident
OF Casper. and she was much inter.
ested in the remarkable change In the
city since her last visit here. three
years ago.
, 1921-10-22
r. E. o. Entertained at
Interesting Meeting.

Mrs. A. a Slade was hostess at her
home on CY avenue at a regular
meeting of the T. E. o. held this after
noon. A short business session was
followed BY limitations.
Mrs E. L. IIamhright took charge
Of the program for the afternoon
which had as its topic. 1.-THE Ameri.
can Highway A number of inter
esting papers were read by members
Of the organization and a forum dis
cussion of the subject was held.
, 1921-10-22
HVcinie Roast
At Homestead.

Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Hanway viii
entertain for n number of friends at
a weinie roast to be held at their home
stead several miles northwest of the
city on the salt Creek highway his
evening. The guests Will motor TO
the homestead where the evening will
be Informally spent.
, 1921-10-22
Athcy-AIlen Wedding
Thursday Evening.

Athcy-Allen Wedding
Thursday Evening.
Thursday evening at 5.45. Mr.. John
=. Athey and Miss Edna Fern Allen
were married At the home OF the
brids's mother in Mills Rev. c. NJ.
Thompson. Jr.. pastor OF the First
Baptist church offlciated- Immedt-
ately after tho wedding ceremony n
delicious wedding supper was served.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w l.
Faus. Mr.. and Mrs Skinner, Cecil
wflleford, Mr.. Macarthur, Mrs. Ran.
ole. Mrs. George Boyle. Ed Nevens.
Jimmie Steele. Fred Allen and Jess
Allen and Mrs. Tony Allen.
afr. Atheg is employed by the Stand
ard Refining company Miss Allen is
tho daughter OF Mrs. Tony Allen well
known in Mills. The young couple
will make their home In Mills.
, 1921-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. s. N. Brooks are
spending the weekend in the city
from their ranch homo near here and
arc guests at tho home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh L. Patton on South VOL
colt street while in the city.
, 1921-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Newman of Dem
YER are visiting with friends and rel
auves here in addition TO attending
20 business interests connected with
Mr.. Newman's holdings In the Salt
Creek fields They viii spend the
weekend here.
, 1921-10-22
Little Miss Hicks
Is Hostess.

In recognition OF her birth ami
versary. little Miss Martha Hicks.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hicks entertained for the children liv'
ing in the Albuquerque apartments
Thursday afternoon. About ten chill
dren assembled and spent the after
noon playing games and with con
tests. As a fitting climax refresh,
ments were served including a bcauti
full birthday cake.
, 1921-10-22
Studio To Be Opened
In Private Home.

Mrs. Gloria Dare Blake. who has
been holding classes in music and
dramatic art in tho studio rooms above
the motor show rooms on East Yellow
stone emu will resume the classes
which have been suspended for some
time. at her private home, 4s3 South
Park n The first classes will
be held Monday morning.
, 1921-10-22

f. h Jerereys is visiting with his
daughter in Cheyenne and expects to
motor to Kansas City. returning in
about ten days.
, 1921-10-22

Miss Norma Grievcs OF Sheridan,
IS spending the week end here visit.
ing with relatives Mr.. and Mrs.
William ID. Grieves. her parents. were
residents OF Casper and Miss
attended school here.
, 1921-10-22

II. S. Matson who has been spend
ing the past week in Douglas visiting
with friends n attending to bust
ness interests has returned to his
business in the city. Mr.. Matson has
been connected with the engineering
being done on tho Irrigation ditch OF
this locality for the past several
months.
H. W. Burd Is leaving this evening
for Denver after spending several
, 1921-10-22

Nj. and Mrs. Camden sheffner ere
leaving for the western coast where
they win visit for some time in Wash
, 1921-10-22

r. NJ. Boeke. city attorney, and VIII
liam Kyne. a well known inancier
of this city. have left for the Salt
Creek oil fields where they will look
after matters for several days.
, 1921-10-22

Mrs. F. Flanagan, who has been
visiting with her parents at their
home In Sioux City. Iowa, for the
two weeks has returned to her
homo in tho city.
, 1921-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. McDonough ana
family have returned to their home in
Cheyenne after spending several DAYS
hero while Mr.. McDonough was in at
at the county assessors
meeting. Mrs. McDonough spent the
time visiting with friends as the FAM
lily were residents of Casper while
Mt. McDonough vas superintendent
Of schools.
, 1921-10-22

Todd Bowman. c. E. Dawson. H.
chrisholm and Joe L. May have re-
turned from a two weeks big game
hunt spent In the jackson Hole coun-
try. Messrs. Dawson. Bowman and
Chrisholm succeeded in getting their
game. They report no snow and that
the many parties whom they met on
the trip did not have the zaHne sue
cess.
, 1921-10-22

-Four feet eight inches is the aver,
tse height OF a japanese woman.
, 1921-10-22

Harry Isenberg, a we'll known oil
operator OF Denver. who has been at.
tending to business interests in Ian.
der. stopped for a short time here
yesterday en- route to his headquar-
tiers In Denver. Mr.. Isenberg is con-
nected with the Salt Creek Petroleum
company and also has independent
acreage in the Salt Creek fields.
, 1921-10-22

Repairs are now underway at the
Burlington crossing on West Yellow.
stone avenue. For some time the
crossings nave been an eye sore to the
city and stays OF permanence arc now
being put In.
, 1921-10-22

Miss Margaret Knittie has accepteI
a position with the Casper Flora
company as bookkeeper and not Il
the sales department as was reporteI
yesterday.
, 1921-10-22

o. w. Hewlett of tho j.. c. McDon.
aid Chocolate company OF Salt Lake
City. is spending several days In this
city attending to business interests
Mr.. Hewlett is n familiar visitor here
and is greatly interested in the growth
of Casper.
, 1921-10-22

Ex-Gov. 3. d. Brooks has left for
Buffalo where he will spend a short
time looking after livestock interests.
, 1921-10-22

T. J. Keen OF Cheyenne. who has
interests with t. H Archer in the
new dance hall which is being con
rtructed on North Center street. is
spending several days here looking
after business connected with the
building which is progressing with un-
usual rapidity.
, 1921-10-22
Mrs. NicoIaysen Entertains
for Forfnighfly Club.

The members of the Fortnightly-
home of Mrs. P. c. N~icolaysen for a
social afternoon. A 1 o'clock lunch-
con was served followed by an after
noon devoted to playing auction
bridge.
, 1921-10-22

Miss Gracia HoIcombe left yester.
day for St. Louis. where she goes TO
assume a position as an expert dicta-
phone operator with a large
c'al firm. She has been visiting
friends in Casper for the past several
weeks. -
, 1921-10-22

Attorney John whelan has left>for
the Government Hill field where he
will look after oil matters for a few
days.
, 1921-10-22

L. B. Baughn OF ManviIie. engage
In the insurance business in tina
town. is in Casper attending TO hi
business interests.
, 1921-10-22

Harry b. Hiekok. a special sgeni
for a well known fire insurance com
pany, is here from Denver attending
to business matters in connection with
the George B. Nelson office. real es.
tate and insurance.
, 1921-10-22
Pleasant Evening
At Masonic Dance.

The Masons and their ladies enjoyed
last night at the Masonic Temple
where the regular informal bi.weekly
dancing party was held Light re-
freshments 49, served and a good
attendance filled the hall from .
o'clock until midnight.
The next entertainment win be held
Friday night. November 4.
, 1921-10-22

James Grieve and william Grieve.
who have been spending several days
In the city. have returned to their
ranch homes near Oil City.
, 1921-10-22
School Teachers Give
Dancing Party Tonight.

In honor of a number of friends, of
the members OF the school board. and
the teachers OF the East Casper school
Iowe'en party Ii dance to be held
uonal high school building. Enter
tatnment Of an original nature is
planned In addition to the program Of
dancing.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-14
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on" ~ laNa altth"t" Ii'e Iute,d' ~
Mss il"|eI iie3Se'i'efEe' "I I''e st.
wary gh0fcI 9"1"iodF LI"'h''E
N'S, 'l.'. ',S'N was D." ''''i'
shopper SATURDAY, -,
= sur IHiSe Parl\ was "e!i Oh VT
ana MIS-. mas j o" NE al t.'elL "oiIle
III me country. u p'iiE 'he'F ''i'eel''ii
anniversary. Aoo'' il1S We're pIe9-
~, anu d 'ollaI evening" was 'pei,'.
ho\ We're presented WIN some Guy
Hla.", \ "GI'c'"us iuI'l' was Sel 'e,',
Mr., ana Mrs. RI. Lewis baoy is
1N.t' SICK with a bad co'd.
Joe Payne, who is patent ut the
- Wary $ hospital is very mocH bet,
ter at TINS writing
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-14
OUR NEEGHBOR SAYS:

~ the Willard Dempsey bout don't
come eff soon there won't be any need
Of anyone asking, Where will it be
held?' 1t will be held in the old PEG
pie s home
o.
"R r" of Main treyt suggests thai
The .Knick KnaCks be compiled in
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-14
inexpensive Palm,

4 pretty. inexpensive palm ran he
grown from one or two seeds Of =
common dried date. The soil ~honlG
he rich and the plant should be- wen
Watercd.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-14

thcato market report u.Inisned b,
Il, w, kirby manager Simoua, Day
\ Co. Room az Moloney building
tAnne 90
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-14

Pears to be more than one JacI
the pepper in this town.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-14

FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY THE
"WANT-AnS" ~ THE FREE
TRADER-3oURNAL.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-14

Rabbi Joseph Silverman will
soon be retired by Temple En-
MANUEL church. New York, on q
pension OF $1,000 a month Ills
congregation is one OF the wealth
iaet in tho limited States
, 1921-02-15
TELEGRAM
ST. CROIX STATION.

Capetown. S. A., Feby. 9Th. Voting
tO.select members for a new House of
Assembly took place today throughout
the Union of South Africa. With the
casting Of the Ballots today a period Will
be put on one If the most impor-
tant General elections chat have tax
en- place il lie British Empire, be-
cause the Sou,a African Premier, Gen
eral SHUTS. mas fought MS campaign
dire on the issue OF Goa inuanee
of British connection which has
b. .enounced by his chief app
neu, General Hertzog, lea Ter of the
Nationalist party. In March Of last year
a general election was held, WnIcn re
suited in the return t. the House Of As
senbIy Of Al members OF the South At
rican party, which is mainly composed
of the Dutch speaking, business and pro
fessionaI men and other town jewellers,
A nationalist led by General Hertzog
and mainly supported by the rural
Beers, Is Unionists, led Ay Sir Thomas
Snai5t and representing the English
speaking electors, Il Labourites and 3
Independents, who supported the Govt.
Genl. Shuts Govt. was kept in office by
the support of he UnionistS as the Govt.
OF General Botha was throughout the
war. Nevertheless General SHUTS was
not satisfied with the political situation
and early last summer an attempt was
made TO re-unj14 the two Dltcn speaking
parties, or to find a basis for a compfo
mise. A joint congress was held attend
ed by 600 delegates. A strong feeling
in favour of racial re union was mani
tested among the rank and file of the
NalionaIiSts and the Dutch reformed
Church gave IT'S influence to the move