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, 1922-05-09
EXHAUSTED NERVE FORCE CAUSES
THOUSANDST TO MAKE FAILURES IN LIFE
Doctor Tells What To Do

gans. but it feeds rue red blood food
directly to the blood itself. thereby
helping to create millions of new red
blood cells This wonderfully increases
the power of the blood to help manu-
facture new nerve force. the same as
enriching the soil increases its power
to grow more wheat, corn or oats.
If you arc suffering from nerve force
exhaustion. you can quickly and easily
prove to yourself the power Of Nuxat-
ed Iron to help overcome your condi-
ton and mako you strong and vigor-
GUS again by the following simple test:
Mako a written memorandum of all
your symptoms before you start, then
at the end Of two weeks. go, over your
symptoms again and place a check
mark after any that are left, and you
can at once SEQ what it has done for
you. If you have not obtained most
surprising results, all and even more
than you expect, the manufacturers
win promptly refund your money
Adv.
, 1922-05-09
'F0GH FOUR DANCERS TO FEATURE IRIS VAUDEVILLE
OTHER NUMBERS LEND VARIETY TO BILL This WEEK,

Another highelas vaudeville an
il promised patrons Of the Iris thea
ter. the mid-week entertainment OF
fertng opening tomorrow afternoon
The four-act bin featured by the
FOch four. -Belgium's foremost or
isinal dancers" prom.ses to Guido
anything for hIeh-class numbers yet
staged at the playhouse.
Ardei and Tracy in an act label
led -~yncopafion and patches Is n
combination OF high-ciass musical
numbers and humorous entertain
ment Miss Arden possesses a bean
uful soprano voice and Mr.. Tracy
Is a eeIioist OF genuine ability.
Mia. Miss ArieI's pet parrot, is
sid TO Te n OF tho features OF the
act
The comcdy. singing and talking
act on tie bn Is handled by VIII
iiams and Culver an ideal combina-
ton for deveaop'ng quaint comedy
, 1922-05-09

When your. nerve force becomes
weakened, all the vital organs Of your
body lose their normal strength and
vigor. and as a result. all kinds Of
alarming symptoms may appear, such
as nervou irritability, heart palpita-
,tion. indigestion. pains in the front
or in the back of the head. more es-
pecially at the base of the brain, and
a general weakened, rundown condi-
ton. In such cases it's worse than
foolish to waste your time taking
stimulating medicines or narcotic
drugs. Your starving nerve cells
must have more nerve force, the same
as a starving person must have food
This is best accomplished by increas-
ing the activity and power of the
~nerve-force making organs, the princi-
can be quickly n most effectively ac-
complished by the free use Of FJnx-
complished by the free use Of Nux-
ated Iron. which not only increases
the activity of the blood making or
, 1922-05-09
EX-PR|NCIPAL
IS Threatened
BY LYNCH MOB
School Instructor Ousted Re-
Gently at Bowling Green
Saved from Crowd to
Appeal to Sheriff.

BOWLING GREEN. Ohio. May a.
Demanding that otto p. Tracy. for.
mer Walbridge. Ohio, school principal.
DO nj out to a "neck-tie party. a
number OF enragsd citizens early TO.
day stormed tho home OF VIM Stein.
near Wa bridge. shooting out the
windows WhSn Stein called the sher-
IFS office hero for assistance. the
mob dispersed
Tracy WIS recently indicted on the
charge Of misconduct with boys in
Oils school He is out on 81 5000 bond
Furnished by Stein Trial is set for
May II. After tho Indictment Tracy
resigned his school position. but con
tinucd as n boarder in the Stein home.
, 1922-05-09

stopped ovsr IN Casper last ntsht
They mad the run from Billings to
Casper IN nftssn hours including stop.
for meals and gas
o. W. Parker, chief dispatcher c.
r. = @ railway IS IN Lincoln for
several days on company business
C L Carr Is the chief in the absence
OF M Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs- Lew Gay md Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H Townsend are expected
hone tomorrow from New Orleans
The travellers are coming by way OF
Chicago.
, 1922-05-09
rs. s. S." Makes Skin Clear and
Beautiful Your Body Plump!
amazing Results from increase Of
Blood Cellsi s S. S. RenarkAbls
Blood-Cell Builder.

Do you know that your iors Of fIe.n
- due almoet entirely to the smaH
number of blood-cells' in your blood?
DO you know that you can ouild up
your feet, q the normal. natural
beautiful plumpness which Il should
have, by. using the great blood-cen
builder. s. s. ST You don't have to
Euess-work theories about fats IN
foodA- or use new fad treatrnenta or
anything of tho kind. Take s. 81. 81
Your skin will clear up remarkably.
your complexion will be like n rJse-
petal your lips rudy. your eyes clear.
your neck and checks will IN out
Also 8 s. s. being one % tho most
powerful blood-cleansera. your SKIN
heads. acne. disappear. Just try IL
you'll 500 8. s. s. Is sold al an drug
stores. in two sizez Tho larger rirs
Is the more economical
, 1922-05-09

LONDON. May by TIE Asset
Gted Pressl-An agreement has been
reached between the British govern
ment. as h mandatory power IN Pal
estine n The United States. concern
ing the rights and protection Of Amer
cans in h. Holy Land says the Cen
trzl News today
The agreement. It n stated. provides
that n rights or Americans and the
protection they shall be accorded shall
be the same as those of nationals OF
member countries OF the league OF ma
tfona
, 1922-05-09
ONE DEAD, ONE
FATALLY HURT
IN TANK BLAST

TULSA. Okla. May s-.n
NomAn was instantly killed.
hAen Aoffitt- daughter OF ID.
=. Aoiftt' vice President Of the Col
zen on company, was perhaps fatally
.h1ureu, ant two others were ser
iooaiy hurt wien an ~aeetyiens tank
oeIns used In repairing the tracks OF
me street railway here exploded
s1oruy before noon today. Tho blast
a grocery store nearby and
, 1922-05-09

besuufm painting Of the Gzrdsn OF
Allah The picture was accompanied
by a clever cartooa The Hanging
or the P=sure' by Hal Thompson.
n Soests were Mr. and Mrs XII
patrick. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Fl Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. d p. Martin. Mr.. ana
Mrs Sharp. Mss Mndrea McRendric.
and Mr.. Peter Pange-
Ine guests played cards and danced
Lunch was served at the close OF the
evening
Mrs Adams Returns
To Denver.
Mrs s. NJ Adams has returned to
Denver after visiting hero with her
daughter Mrs. J. J. Chapman for a
month
, 1922-05-09
OFFICERS Co TO
CHEYENNE FOR COURT

A group Of law enforcement ofnci-
ais. including sheriff JOEL Marquis.
John Powert A L. Brown, r. s,
Hewitt, w. l. Wade and Ed Solaz.
left last night for Cheyenne whore
many narcotic eases and other seri.
GUS law i~nfractions will be tried In
federal court. Tho cases win be set
down by Judge T. Blake Kennedy
today.
, 1922-05-09
Membership Campaign
Launched by Royal Neighbors-

The Casper chapter Of the Royal
Neighbors Of America. met in regular
session last hight at the odd Fellows
hall Tbene was initiation, after
which followed a social hour.
It was decided to usn tho cam
paign for 80. 900 new beneficiary mem
bers, since this is the 2sth anniversary
of the lodge. Tho Royal Neighbors
have a membership OF 452, 900 and are
auxiliary to the Modern Woodmen.
The two lodges together have owe a
million members
, 1922-05-09
City

Mr.. n Mrs. Earl C Boyit went to
Denver Sunday. They Will probably
be hack Thursday.
Otis Thompson is expected IN from
Denver tomorrow
Mrs Roy Williamson Ell yesterday
for Soap Lake. Wash.
W. r. Dubois Of the Dubois Good
rich company. and Governor Robert
d. Carey came through Casper yes
terday on their way TO Worland to
MAKO plans for the proposed chill
dren's institute there. They VIII re-
turn tomorrow.
l. C. Goodrich. architect. arrived IN
Casper last night after a business
doing work toward the consistory
temple there. While away Mr.. Good
rich visited Laramie with regards
plans for a new gymnasium at the
University of Wyoming.
A S. Andera Of the General EieS-
trio company at Denver is in town.
Charles Sears. business man of
Lusk. was a visitor a. the chamber
Of commerce today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Stock motore0 to
casper from Denver yesterday.
Punk England returned from Raw
Inns last night
C. F. Dutton and 8. T. Hanson.
United States postal inspector from
Denver. are in the city looking over
the local situation
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Sladc and
daughter Ruth. Miss Ruth Briden-
baugh. Miss Marie LAWYER. and Miss
Gisiys Hasbrouck motored to ara
mic Saturday. A very interesting
time was spent at the ~univerr,t- an4
different sorority house while there
j. Kirk Baldwin OF Denver is a
business visitor in Casper today.
Jack Russell. drilling contractor for
wyo-Kans and Midwest companies,
and family are in from Salt Greek.
Judge Robert p. Parker drove yer
from Sheridan yesterday, bringing
with him Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Parker
who had been In Sheridan to attend
the funeral of Mrs, Parker. wife of the
former and mother of the latter which.
occurred last Friday. Judge Parker
will remain several DAVIS.
Harry H Brown Of Sheridan and
Harry Snyder of Billings, weIl-known
men on their way to Denver
, 1922-05-09
Iriquois Council to Meet
This Evening.

Iriquois council No. 8, Degree OF
Pocahontas, will meet in regular ses
.sion this evening at 8 O'Clock at the
j. o. o. T.. lodge room. There will be
n short business session followed by
entertainment. Those on the refresh.
ment committee are Mesdames Poem
Edlemuth, Hurst, Place. and Glenn
ons-
, 1922-05-09
Farewell Party
For Mrs. Roe.

The Ladies' of the Moose Legion me-
at h home OF Mrs Glen Roo yes
torday afternoon. The affair was in
the nature Of n farewell party for Mrs,
Roe, who is going to Colorado Springs
in the near future
, 1922-05-09
Surprise Party for
Mr.. and Mrs Ryan.

a delightful surprise party was Civ
en- Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan at the home rs
Marge-Ss German 723 South Bceth.
Tho office force OF the Western Stats
oil and Land company were the IA
stigators OF the affair. They presented
the recipients Of the honor with a
, 1922-05-09

Eu-tz With held a real thrill
Manipulating Raeonteur, who
5uSxsez nearly everything that
moves. while keeping Up g rapid-nrs
comedy talk is really a big time
number He has played for the past
nine years in the principal cities Of
Europa
The Foch -Four Is composed Of two
men and two women al Of whom are
voterans with four years or moro
service . their credit Their dance
numbers n said to be unique and
original.
In addition to four htgh-ciass acts
Of vaudeville a feature picture win
round out the BIN.
, 1922-05-09
Ladies' Aid to Give Tea
at Mrs. HammerA

LldieB AID TO Give Tea
at Mrs. Hanmer'A
- tea WIN DO given at tho homo of
sf-s- +. o. Hayrrlcr. 204 North Cen
ter street. undcr the auspices OF tho
Ladies' AID society nj the North Cas-.
per Community church wednesday
afternoon. May ia ahort program
Will be given A cordial invitation has
been extended everyone.
, 1922-05-09
BY MARY BROOKS PIcKEN

WHAT Of a simple and modest
w nature the blouse of this tan
crepe satin dress evidences is most
certainly balanced by the rather
extreme drape of the skirt and
the very unusual treatment of the
sleeve To be sure. cream-colored
lace attached to a drop-shoulder
armhole cannot in itself be con-
sidered out of the ordinary. But
what marked individuality it does
assume when heightened by a
wisp Of royal blue chiffon that
forms a deep puff above tho wrist,
then suddenly tightens to the wrist
disbursement and again as abrupt
ly assumes a flare that partially
wells the hand in an altogether
delightful manner.
At the center-front waist line
the blouse assumes a basque-like
attitude, but emphatically denies
such tendencies at the side where
it is generously bloused and forms
a soft, pleasing background for
the fabric rose that nestles in its
f~ullness.
, 1922-05-09
Dinner at Muliil.
Club Thursday.

A dinner will be given at the Muliin
club, 21s East Seventh. Thursday
from 8 until Z o'clock. The Ladies'
Of tho sltar and Rosary VIII have
charge of the affair. The young ladies
of the parish will do the serving.
Mrs. Margaret Clowery has charge of
the preparation of tho Inner. Tickets
are now on sale
, 1922-05-09

Tho best emeraids come from Peru
where the ton was once regarded as
Rcred
, 1922-05-09

here. he was employed by the cazper
Pharmacy and the Standard Refining
company.
drs- Rivers. undl her marriage was
a student I n a nurses training school
in Chicago.
The ne~tywods vm reside in Wayne
town. Ind.
, 1922-05-09
woodcraft TIIimble Club
To Meet With Mrs. Clark.

The Woodcraft Thimble club will
meet with Mrs a r. Clark. 1876 North
Grant. in regular h>ssion tomorrow
at $40 p. m.
, 1922-05-09

NOTICE
The Victory Workers Of ehe Metho-
dist church VIII hold n bake sale
Thursday afternoon at the Casper
Storage Grocery. 5-s-2t
, 1922-05-09
Rebelah Lodge
Meetx Tomorrow.

Meetz Tomorrow.
w l. Kuykendau Rebekah lodge
No 80 VIII hold its regular b-usfness
session "Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock at the I. o. o. F. hall. There
viii be initiation followed ry n social
hour The hostesses will be the
Mesdames Mabel Mmstoad, Carl Ny
gard, Mabel Wheeler. syI in Ewing
and Mr.. and MIS-. E. c. E4dckson-
An resident and visiting Rebekahs
VIII be welcomed.
, 1922-05-09
Mrs Ageo to
Entertain at Bridge.

Mrs. T. F. Algeo viii entertain Il
guests at a bridge luncheon tomorrow
at 1 o'clock
, 1922-05-09
Rivers-Ray Wedding
Is

Word has been received here of the
marriage on April % of Raymond d.
Rivers of waynetown. Ind, and Miss
Clara Ray of Me1lott. Ind.
NJ. and Mrs. Rivers, with another
young couple of the same place great
ly surprised their friends by slipping
over to Winchester, Ind, and having
a double ceremony performed.
Mr.. Rivers is the brother OF Virgil
C. Rivers of Casper. and spent a year
here, making many friends. While
, 1922-05-09

ns.
, 1922-05-09

Jack Russell. drilling contractor for
Wyo-Kans and Midwest companies,
and family r in from Salt Creek.
, 1922-05-09

]. Kirk Baldwin OF Denver is a
business visitor in Casper today.
, 1922-05-09

Tho Casper Matinee ssosiral clui
win sive a program tomoTrow At 2.5s
p m st the home OF MIS- Ralph
hammer, 719 South Park street
This Will be the last meeting OF thu
club a. q distinct organtzAtion- After
wards II viii bs merged with the
Momen.s Departmental csuh-
An Interesting program has beer
arranged. which follows
BIography OF MCDOWELL ana Crit
cism of his Mustc-Mrz- Van Metei
Tho Shadow DRnce--ArA Leigh Cooh
Vocal Solo--The Sea--Mrs- Nys
The Wild Rose--Piano Solo--
, 1922-05-09

-PoIonaise"-Piano Solo--
-Mrs. MIiham Toihurst
, 1922-05-09
Dinner Party At
Martin Homo

Mr. and Mrs o. c. Martin. So
South Lincoln. were hosts at \ delight
full dinner Sunday evening. The decor
atoms were carried out IN Pink and
VII" were laid for seven
guests.
, 1922-05-09
American Legion Auxiliary
Meet Today.

The American Legion auxiliary is
meeting today to make peoples at the
homo OF Mrs. Chris Wagner.
, 1922-05-09
Mrs. james Called
Home Sunday.

Mrs. J. o. James was called to her
homo at Crystal Springs. Miss, Sun
day by the sudden death Of her
mother.
, 1922-05-09

Masdames Frank, MARQUIS, Lin
. and Osborne
~MIdsummer Lullahy"-Vocai Solo
Roy Flynn
, 1922-05-09

Dance OF the Gnomes--
T.dt..s nu--4aftr
, 1922-05-09
Mrs. Lceper Returns
From New Orleans.

Mrs. Anna Leepcr returned last
"wednesday from New Orleans. She
was accompanied homo by her daugh
ter-in-law and granddaughter. Mrs
Carol Leeper and Miss Elizabeth Ann
, 1922-05-09
Bridge Luncheon
For June Bride.

FOr JUNO BrIue-
On Saturday afternoon Ms Norma
Royce and Mrs. B. H Pither enter
tanned at the home of the latter, $50
East Fifth street in honorof Miss
Margaret Barry. East Casper school
principal. The afternoon was spent
at bridge followed by a dainty lunch
eon. Miss Barry who is to be a. June
bride. was the recipient of beautiful
silver plate.
, 1922-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. A A. siado and
daughter Ruth. Ms Ruth Briden-
baugh. Miss Marie LAWYER. and Miss
Gisiys Hasbrouck motored to Lara
mic Saturday. A very interesting
time was spent at the u~niverr,t- ana
different sorority houses while there
, 1922-05-09

C. F. Dutton and 8. t. Hanson,
United States postal inspector from
Denver. are in the city looking over
the local situation
, 1922-05-09

Harry h Brown Of Sheridan and
Harry Snyder of Billings, weIl-known
men on their way to Denver
, 1922-05-09

-Ths wnd Rose--PiAnO SOLO
MI
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-22
FLORIDA BECOMES A
SOUTH SEA ISLAND

George Fitzmaurice transferred a
bit of the South Sea islands to the
coast of Florida for his latest Para
mount production, Idols of Clay
which local screen admirers will have
the pleasure of viewing at the Ken
worthy theatre next Saturday.
Mr.. Fitzmaurice and his company
which included Mae Murray and DAVE
Powell as the featured players. made
their headquarters at Fort Lauder
dale, some thirty miles north of
Miami, where they used wide
stretch OF beach. Here they erected a
humber of huts in the true fashion of
South Sea Islanders The fisheries,
cocoanut groves, and tropical vege-
tation needed for the general atmos-
phere were all ideally located.
Idols OF Clay casts Mae Murray
as the unsophisticated daughter of d
South Sea recluse and pearl smuggler,
who i'll time reaches the heights of
London society and in the end is res
cued just in time from horrible {, is
tence in Chinese den in the Lime
house slums. David Powell mas the
role of a young English sculptor WHO
has lost all faith in women and his
art, but regains both through the de-
votion of the girl from the South
Seas.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-22
LENVILLE NEWS

George Ellis, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Kenyon, while playing last
week, accidentally stuck butcher
knife in his forehead just above the
eye. He will have to have an operat-
ion when he gets strong enough.
Mrs. Fred Johnson is again able to
be out to church, after a period of
several months sickness
Clyde Armstrong was a Genesee
visitor Monday.
Horace Hall and family visited at
the home of Henry Whitfield last Sun
day.
A number of people from this sec
ton attended the chautauqua in Gene
see last week.
Abraham Rasmussen and family of
Portland, Oregon, were in our section
looking after his interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Brigham and son,
Boyd, spent the weekend with their
daughter and sister, Mrs Samuel
Taber, of Craigmont, Idaho.
The Pine Grove-Fix Ridge baseball
team was defeated Sunday by the
Genesee Pothounds. 1T was the first
game they have lost this year.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-22
paign of land clearing.

paign of land clearing
These hot days one wishes there
could be arranged a night shift in
farm work to take advantage of the
cool air and shade.
The Rock Creek Telephone com
pany held a meeting Saturday night
and transacted considerable business.
A large number of books for the
school library have been ordered and
will be ready for circulation at the
beginning of the school year. The list
contains many volumes of late fiction
by the best of contemporary writer's.
w. A. Fiscus of upper Crane creek,
was business visitor in our com
munity last week.
The new school board met Satur-
day night and discussed matters per-
tanning to consolidation. Their hopes
are for new school building that
will be an asset to the community
in many ways. One large enough to
contain the necessary rooms to COM
fortably accommodate the pupils, be-
sides hall of sufficient size to seat
the large attendance at community
gatherings, seems to be the desire eX-
pressed by many of our people.
Wilson King, Joe Hougan, and
Chas. Buckholz are assisting the sur
veyors this week
John McNee, who is attending the
university summer school at Moscow,
was at home over Sunday.
Shortly after independence day we
Will have community picnic for
social enjoyment, and for the purpose
OF planning our winter activities.
Time and place will be announced
later. We hope there will be lots of
fried chicken present.
The placer mining on Halter creek
in the Moscow mountains, is visited
every Sunday by people from all parts
of the country.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-22
CORNWALL

Mr.. and Mrs. Newton and children
of Kendrick. and Mr.. and Mrs Harvey
Smith and little daughter, of Moscow,
were visiting at the McGregor home
Sunday.
Owen Williams, who has been work
ing at the Lewiston Orchards for sew
eral weeks, spent a few days at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen Williams, this week.
A beautiful program was rendered
here Sunday, it being Children's day.
All the children showed careful train
ing. There were songs and music,
recitations and the Rev. Chas. H.
Schneider of Moscow GAGE very in
teresting talk along the line of Chill
dren's day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Benton and son,
Melvin. and Mrs. S. A. Hobart, were
visiting on American Ridge Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Benton and
Grandma Benton were shopping at
Moscow Saturday
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-22


Hiding Anderson of Seattle arriv-
ed Saturday to spend the summer al
the home of his sister, Mrs. S. e.
Andrew
! Mrs. Frank Mitchell was a Spoke ne
visitor the latter part of the week.
j ]. e. Gardner, William Johnston
and Leslie Dygert were among those
who spent the week end in Spokane.
Mrs. H. T. Armentrout of Spokane
spent the greater part of the past
week as the guest of Mrs. w. ID.
Humiston and was the guest of honor
at very pretty bridge luncheon on
Friday. Mr. Armentrout came down
on Saturday and they both returned
to Spokane Monday morning.
Parmeshri Das Sharma, native of
India, who was a member of the Glass
of %, of the forestry school of The
University of Idaho, has recently been
employed at the plant of the Potlatch
Lumber company here. Before COM
ing to America he graduated from the
Imperial Forest college at Dehra Dun,
India, after which he had charge of
forest district in the Punjab region
During the time of General Kitchen
er'S residence in India, Sharma was
a member of the same Masonic lodge
as Kitchener and during the World
war was a First Lieutenant in the
Provincial army. Having. completed
the course in the forestry school ne
now wishes to get the practical side
of forestry, which he expects to put
into practice when he returns to In
dia in the not far distant future.
The Potlatch highway district has
received a carload of culverts which
are rapidly being distributed for use
in this district.
Mrs. Josephine Wiley and daughter,
Lucille, of Palouse were Potlatch Wis
itors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Wakeman have
just returned from stay of several
days duration in Spokane.
Raymond Burrows, with his young
err brother, Allen, came over from
Tacoma on Thursday They with
their sister Gladys, left Potlatch the
following morning in their Buick to
drive through to Tacoma. M P
Burrows has purchased residence
in Tacoma and with the family is
pleasantly located in the new home.
Misses Gertrude and Grace Woods
expect to leave soon for a thirty
days trip east at which time they
will visit their old home in Marinette,
Wis, and their sister, Mrs. Fred Fitz-
williams, at Valparaiso, Ind
Misses Betty Crandall, Florence An
shutz, Laura Gleason and Esther Berg
lund spent the week end in Spokane.
Mrs. Nels FredricksOn was the
guest of honor at very pleasant sur
prise party on Saturday afternoon.
when the ladies of the Scandinavian
Lodge and Aid society of the Scandin
avian church came in unannOunced aud
brought with them a very delicious
lunch and also an electric percolatOr,
a cut glass bowl and some silver,
which they presented to Mrs. Fred
who is leaving in the near
future with her family for Occur d.
Alene, where they are building -esi-
dence and will make their future
home