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, 1922-05-26

Gov. ID. Carey will be the
notable speaker At the America the
alter and viii deliver a fitting Memor-
ial day address. Capt c. p. Plum
mer will preside and the musical num-
her will be under the direction OF
Prof. Rudolph LundberE. The invo-
cation will be given by Rev. p h.
Edwards and the Senedieation win be
delivered by Rev. Father Mullin.
The exercises at the America the.
alter viii begin promptly al $40. The
entire community is invited 10 attend
an. IL is anticipated that the auditor
ium will be filled to the doors.
Following the exercises at the
America a civic parade will be formed
under h direction OF Capt. j. E.
Frisby as marshal of the day. The
high school band VIII head the par
d and play suitable music for the
march to the cemetery. Units OF the
pared will come in tho following or
der.
The colors and color guard; high
school band; high school cadets: cars
for c. a. r., city and county officials.
and speakers OF the day: Spanish war
veterans; army nurse CORPS; American
Legion auxiliary; American Legion:
Boy Scouts and other organizations
Members OF the boy scouts organi
zation have volunteered to precede
the parade through the streets rs or.
derlies OF the marshal OF the day to
remind the spectators OF the respect
due the national colors as the parade
approaches.
A brief outdoor ceremony win take
nl0ra ~ sAA --r-- -ta-A
ex-Gov. r. B. Brooks will be the prin.
cipal speaker. The invocation there
will be given by Rev. L. e. Carter
and the be~nedication by Rev. C. C.
Stout.
The Spanish war veterans and the
American Legion will pay honor to
the dead Of their respective wars by
the decoration OF the graves Of the
fallen. Elaborate floral wreaths will
be used by the Spanish war veterans
and wreaths of Flanders poppies by
he American Legion. The two organ
izations viii join in honoring the mem.
Dry OF heroes of the Civil war.
Following the decoration OF the
graves, those attending viii return
to town by organizations, and no at
tempt win be made to form a genera
parade for the return.
Attention is called to the fact thai
The proper etiquette of the flag calls
or the coiors to be Town at half mas
until noon, after which they are rails
ed to full mast for the remainder O,
the day. In placing h flag at hal
mast, It is raised first to the top o
the staff and then lowered.
All concerned in the observance of
the day IN anxious that the entire
community should join in the patrio
tic demonstration. Members Of the
american Legion auxiliary a urge
the general use of flags. This organ
ization is also sponsoring the sale of
Flanders Peoples to be used in max
ng display of reverence for the dead
Of the world war.
, 1922-05-26
A-rD Provo. Utah.

A-Try Provo. Utah
Own we ever be successful ffnan.
ciallyG should 1 take a position or
stay home with my baby7-Mrs. F. ].
Men.
Any advise lie to remain at home
and make things pleasant. Financial
conditions will improve for you. You
must be more conteated with life in
general.
Own I secure a petition and sue
ceed?-c. M. Mel.
A-fou win have success in the &C.
eupation you have fitted yourself for
You will be employed within 30 days.
OILS It going o pay me to remain
in Casper. how soon will l get resuits7
p J. l.
A.-There win be n decided improve
ment in conditions by July the IF.
teeuth. Ny advise is to remain.
Q-Where is bur dog Fred.-Mrs.
o. p. NJ.
Aired wss accidentally poisoned,
wandered away to the water and died.
DIN your opinion what is the fu.
ture of a property owner in this tow a
Am having n hard time to keep my
head above water7-A- J. W.
Ain my opinion a property own
err in this town has the opportunity OF
a far better future than he would
have In thousands OF other towns.
There is a general financial depres.
SION and Casper will this
condition sooner than any place Of the
same sizo 1 know about.
, 1922-05-26

stay ere or move7-Mrs- J. Il.
Riverton Wyo)
A-Your husbands oil interests win
profit him within III year. 1 advise
you to r-mAin in Rivcrtou. you viii
be prosperous in the future.
o-Whero can I address my father7
Mrs H. C. Allls. wyo)
Address your father Ber,
Friend. Houston. Texas.
Q-Has my sweetheart left Casper7
VIII be ever return and want mel
b. l.
Ale has gone and win not re.
turn.
Own we make a success here7-
Mrs. r q.
A.-Your husband has a position nj
the present time. there is no apparent
reason why you should not be nuc-
cessful here / advise you to make
up your mind 10 stay and be con
tented.
Own I have plenty OF work IN
Casper this summer or should 1 70 TO
Denver or Los Angeies?-w. c. NJ.
A-Stay in Casper by all means.
you will find plenty 10 do here all
summer.
Own I continue to he
full in my business7 Should ] invest
more in oil? VIII I ever travei7-
Y. Y. q.
A.-Your business viii continue sue.
cessful II you do o devert your at.
tention. Be careful OF future invest.
ments. You viii go to Europe Ia
1926. There Is a happy marriage for
you in the near future.
Q-What is best for me to do7
Where Is Leo NJ. Gil. T. C.
Att is best for you to remain con.
tented. You are naturally adapted {,
clerical work. Leo is in California
Own I get a Job in my home
town? VIII I accomplish my pu.pose
Il so9-E. t.
A-You will be greatly gratified by
he results of your efforts. be honest
n your endeavor and you will sue
coed.
Own I get a sale for my inven.
ton?-E. G. P.
A-Your invention has great com.
mercial possibilities, 1t will depend
upon your business ability for its sue
cess. 1t is not to a saleabie point
now.
o.-shouId I 30 to Oregon or stay
here?-K. H
A.--You viii sell you home this
hummer and go vest. Tou viii change
o u mind about the location.
Q-Have lost peacock feathers which
prize very highly. will / find them7
Mr.. W. M. Y.
A.-These feathers were destroyed
" fire. you will not find them.
o-Kindly inform inc where I can
cate +. A. XIII. T.
, 1922-05-26
KIWANIANS POST.
$3.50 IN PRIZES.
THE PUPILS.
First Awards to Leaders in
Public Speaking to Be Made
Next Year by Organi-
cation.

Two hundred fifty dollars in prizes
will be given away by h Casper XXI
wants club to high school students ex-
ceiling IN public speaking each year
beginning next year. The contests
will probably be held during Febru-
airy so that the winners may represent
TIL high school in IL, state contests
held at the University Of Wyoming
3E March
TRIES will be given according TO
the following plan
Debate, 500. Winning team. three
members, SIS. Best individual IN
losing team. SIS.
Defamation. total SIS. Humorous
class. first, SIS, second SO. Dramatic
class. first SIS, second SO. oratorical
class. first SIS. second $40.
Heterogeneous speaking. SIS. one
prize- Plays. n act. s16-
This VIII represent group activity
and the prize would go to tbe com
pany producing the best dramatiza
ton.
, 1922-05-26
STILL
ARRIVING TODAY
Continued from PAGE One,

Continued from PAGE onel
o.-what will improve my wife's
heaith?-C. w.
"A lower altitude would be bene.
fetal for her.
o.-what is the best thing for me
to do?--L. p. d.
A--Go bSck to your husband anu
confess all, he and the children nee
you.
Q.-what became OF my War SAY
lngs Stamps?-H. NJ
Accidentally destroyed, wher
you were cleaning out the tray of the
grey trunk and burned all thai trasi
and junk you burned the stamps.
Own i ever receive anythins
from the estate?-F. a. C.
A--This estate is in England. Take
the matter up with James A. Lous
heed, M. p. at Calgary. Alberta, Can
ada he can help you in this.
Own my friend get out OF tn,
trouble hi liz inf. b.
A-No. he is On the way to the fec
raj prison at Lcavenworth now AM
will have to serve his time. Peddlinl
iope is a poor business and they were
sure to catch up with him. He was
no friend OF yours anyway.
Own 1 get the money that a
man owes me?-J. d.
A.-No you will not. the ma is oui
Of the country and docs not intend tc
pay you. You have no security and
will not get it
Own I win in the law suit?-
w. ]. c.
A.-There will be an offer of settle
ment before you file. This is best fol-
Ill concerned.
OWN my husband make money
on his oil shares his year? Should
, 1922-05-26

II. /. Bishop from Senator John b.
Kendrick. who points out that this ac-
ton was even more satisfactory than
had been expected
During the period that the rate
case has been pending Senator Ken
dr3ck urged M request that b ex-
pirauon date OF the ruling which
tho stockmen q 30 per cen re-
ducron b extended beyond nj so.
In Its decision the commission can
ceIied the date and made the redue-
ton permanent
, 1922-05-26
ADVISORS NAMED FOR
CHEYENNE Commission

CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 26.-The
Cheyenne Chamber Of Commerce has
appointed a committee of is promin-
INT men. representing as many diff
ferent lines of business, to act as ad-
visors to the city commissioners. The
action was taken at the i~nstigation of
the commissioners. Tho committee
will sit with the commissioners once a
month.
, 1922-05-26
Presbyterians In
Cheyenne to Build

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. May 2s.-The
First Presbyterian church announced
today that a new church building VIII
be erected at h n OF Carey
avenue and Twenty-second street,
four blocks north Of the present
church The old church, which is in
the business district, is to be sold
the new Is completed.
, 1922-05-26
Cheyenne Plans
Music Festival

CHEYENNE. wyo.. May zs.-The
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce has
designated October Is to 81 as music
week here. and has appointed a com.
mittee to arrange for musical features
similar to those in other cities during
periods.
, 1922-05-26
Chicago Talks
Ban On Ku KLur
Demonstration

CHICAGO. May 2s-ActIon to pro-
hIbit Ku Klux Khan parade. public
limitations and demonstrations. was
before n city council in a resolu-
ton introduced by Aldermen Robert
r. Jackson. negro
This action has been taken in
Ore. Los Angeles and Sac
, 1922-05-26
PLANS ELABORATE MEMORIAL DAY TRIBUTE.
PROGRAM ARRANGED BY WAR VETERANS IS OUTLINED
Indoor Program at Ins Theater, Civic Parade to
Cemetery and Decoration Of Graves Of Fallen
Scheduled by War Veterans

The community Memorial day exercises, as outlined by a
Joint committee composed of Spanish War veterans and mem
bers of the American Legion, include an indoor observance
At the America theater, a civic parade to the cemetery, fit
ting ceremony at the cemetery, followed by the decoration of
the graves of the nations dead of all wars.
, 1922-05-26
REDUCED RATE
ON LIVESTOCK
IS Permanent
Benefits Which Would Have
Expired June 80 Under Pre-
vious Ruling Will Con-
tinue Indefinitely.

Announcement hat hi Interstate
Commerce commission In the general
freight rate case has made perma-
nent tho 20 per cent reduction unere
rates on livestock eced so cents per
100, Is gratifying to stockmen OF
Wyoming. News OF this feature of
the a ruling calling for horizontal
reductions was received In Casper by
, 1922-05-26

Entirely new stock Of millinery on
display for the first time, Saturday,
May - Cali and look them over.
Something exclusive. Mrs. Mes Hat
Shop. Smith-Turner Drug store.
5-26-1t
, 1922-05-26

The Federated Textile Unions OF
America will hold its annual conven-
ton in New York city the first week
of August.
, 1922-05-26
SYRUP PEPSIN In OLD AGE
Much used by elderly
people for constipation,
biliousness, head.
aches, etc.

MANY men and women, as
1sA they grow older, suffer
constantly from little Ills. The
cause is the poisons produced
by chronic constipation, result
ing in headaches, depression,
bloating, sour stomach, bad
breath, etc. A single bottle Of
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
will prove to you tina. you can
so regulate yourself that elimi-
nation will occur promptly
every day. Increased doses
are not necessary. It is a COM
bination Of Egyptian SIENNA and
other simple axative herbs with
pepsin. The cost Is only about
a cent a dose.
In spite Of the fact that Dr..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin has
been on the market 80 years
, 1922-05-26

WANTED - A Husband. CoiumbiuI
sunday. 5-s6-2t
, 1922-05-26

ramento. Cal. md q city in Texas
and another in Georgia" he said
, 1922-05-26
Black Satin

With new box covered heels
with rounded toes for that
added comfort. Priced $3.50.
, 1922-05-26
White Kid

With new box covered heels
= broad strap and two
strap Pumps. Priced $3.50.
, 1922-05-26
White Linen

With new box covered heels
= light soles - two-strap
Pumps and Oxfords. $500.
, 1922-05-26

Patent Leather
With new box covered heels
-hsoad strap over instep.
Priced $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-14

tung railway by parcel post and,
through the Japanese post offices
are distributed 10 the drug dealers.
Because of Japanese control OF
the shipping. the wharves and the
railway. the Chinese officials are
pOwerless TO combat the drug evil in
Shantung.
According TO a member of the In
ternational Anti-Opium association,
the Chinese and foreigners who are
investigating the drug plague which
is sweeping over the Shantung
province and killing the souls Of
her people, fear that, If Tsingtao
remains in the hands of the Japan
csc, she Will share the fate of Chang
chun. MauchUria.
Situated 1T the terminus OF the
South Manchurian railway. con
trolled by Japan. Changchun, once q
busy trading center. has become fa-
nous throughout the east as a city OF
opium dens and iniqUity Great
quantities Of opium are brought
here. and Chinese from all the couu-
try round go TO Changchun for their
smoke" as dc Americans go to
Cuba, Canada and Zia Juana for
their drink"
Branch offices Of the International
Antl-Opium association ana the
Anti-Narcotic society in Shantung
are fighting TO prevent this great ca
lamity falling upon TsingtaO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-14
FAIL TO FIND BODY
OF MISSING STUDENT

OKLAHOMA CITY. April IL. -
Search O. .1c bed Of the North
Canadian rNer by police today failed
to reveal auE trace of George Reed,
seV cn-year-old school boy. whose
Wednesday with plea for aid.
The boy had been missing from
home for two days and the mother
said she believed he had fallen into
the river while at play.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-14
WINS BY Fl VOTES
OVER SMALL SLATE

DANNILLE. Ill. April 13-Com-
plete but unofficial returns from the
18th congressional district give John
H. Lewman, states attorney of YER
million county, a lead of only p
votes over William p. Holiday. can
didate of the Small organization for
the republican nomination for con-
Sress. Dr. Elmer 3 Cooley is third
and Judge Charles CaymOnd fourth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-14
JAPS FLOOD CHINA
PORT WITH OPIUM
Tons of Drugs, Degrading Vast
Section of China, Swell
Nippon's Profits.

SHANGHAI. April 12.-Shantung
is facing complete decentralization
t. =
anu
the tons ana tons or opium NOR
phine and cocaine which are being
smucgled into the province via
Tsingtao and the Shantung railway
Iy tie Japaucse.
Since the japanese acquired Using
t5o and the Shantun- railway zone
IN 1914 immense quantities of drugs
o. sll kinds have been shipped into
,uua. So clever a-e the Japanese
40 the ~nu-cliuc game that the
.nt,-Na~cut.. society. with head
.u...t.r- M T.,atSiu. and the Inter-
rational Anu-Opium society. with
n.1dou4rtcrs ion Pekin. have launch
I'D u.t;o--vide campaigns against
Zine eyil-but nave been poverless to
..,u1bar its influencs
The Japanese are making great
fortunes by the illicit drug traffic.
.s,d the Chinese i'm Shantuug and
other provinces are sinking deeper
and deeper INFO degradation caused
d, the ever-erovinc use of the
drugs.
The smuggling of opium and
morphine into Shantunc is compara-
-fvsTv simple Boats coming down
...,, D,fror arrived gt Tsinrtao
vi-h great quantities Of drugs pack
"a away i'm the bowels of the ship.
Perhaps the opium. III i'm the round.
drv-bau stage. is hidden i'm the great
chinese wine lars which are sealed
and labeled wine. Perhaps il is in
ol-tins marked with the stamp and
seal OF well known oil companies. II
.n the paste form the opium is very
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-14
Quiet Hour Arranged in
Observing Good Fridd,

The Good Friday Quiet hour ser
vice which will be held at the First
Methodist Episcopal church Friday
afternoon from 2:30 TO $3.50 o'clock,
Will consist OF organ music descrip-
tive OF the life of Christ and will be
divided into four parts, the first TO
he opening meditation, the second,
Incarnation. the third will be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-14

the fourth. "The Passion" The SER
vice is especially arranged for those
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-14

who are near the business district
and who would like an hour for de-
votion on this Holy day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15
''SLICK" DRY AGENT
FOXES BARTENDERS
WITH CLEVER RUSE
LINTEanArIoNAt NEWS sERyIcei


Ci~A A. rAsS 49,. -. va, .voS.-The
interesting information was brought
out at nearing before George
Harry Gordon. federal court COM
missioner. In which Samuel Sloven-
sky, Baltimore stree merchant wa.
charged with selling moonshinc
whiskey, that prohibition agents
like meeicians, are working here
abouts with i whole bag of tricks.
a prohibition agent. Armenian by
birth and having a name that looks
like a scrambled alphabet, who had
been Sent here from Washington
told how he had trapped more than
d dozen victims in Ciarksburg by
the use of a little brown ball He
explained that he would go into
rlace suspected of being a blind
tiger" purchase a couple of drinks
put them into his mouth as though
GUlpiEg them down. place a hand
kerchief over his mouth as though
wiping ii and suck the evidence"
from his mouth into the little brown
ball which is made OF rubber. The
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15
MUSIC MAY Be USED
TO TREAT DISEASES
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov-Music
has not only charms to soothe the
savage breast" but also can lull 10
siumber any form of disease or NAL
sdy durable by medical science. ac-
cording TO the theory advanced by
Professor c. NJ Diserens. OF the de-
partment of psychology at the Uni
versity of Cincinnati.
Professors Diserens is making a
research into tho reactions of va
rious tone combinations upon the
human nervous system. lie believe
that he viii be able to tabulate his
results and make his theory so
practical that musical prescrip-
uons'' will surplan. those OF a
pharmaceutical character within the
next five years.
A single white sheet of paper
covered with lampblack is the in
strument used by Professor Disc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15

rens to test the reactions Il Il
tener to Chopin or Irving Berlin.
This is noun cd on Il miniature re-
volving drum. touched by a stylus
formed Of a long and very delicate
reed of STRAIN. The straw is at
tached to a mechanism which in
turn connects with an electric belt
fastened closely about The chest o.
the listener.
Obviously music can be applied
TO help produce quiet: that Is TO
soothe. or to rouse O. stimulate the
patien,." Professor Diserens said
Music has been used in many hos
pitals for this purpose. but the
values have rot been worked out
exactly.
We are experimenting as re-
CARDS the action OF music in re.a-
ton TO electrified conditions of The
pulse and heart and also the exact
effect upon other mechanisms of the
human body; also as to producing
involuntary movement"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15
PYORRHEA SUFFERERS! You Can Have
Firm Teeth and Healthy Gums
Amazing Discovery that Quickly Puts End Pyonhea Riggs
Disease, Soft Sore, Spongy and Recedmg Gums.

Pyorrhea is caused by a germ and
II is so powerful and persistent a
germ that both Dentists and doctors
have for years been baffled in their
attempts to find a remedy that
would destroy both the germs and
their poisonous toxins
Pyorrhea or Riggs Disease means
loose teeth. sore. soft and ofttimes-
bleeding gums and every sugerer
will be glad to know that at last a
Rochester. y. Z. dentist has found
a sure. This preparation which is
called MOAvA DENTAL CREAM
can now be obtained at all first
does IL destroy the germs. tighten
up the loose teeth and stop the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15

payment for one or more new GER
tincates. dated January l. 1928.
This opportunity should appeal
TO everyone who holds War Savings
Stamps bought in 191S-whether he
holds one Stamp or two hundred.
Postmaster Rohde IS anxious -
handle the bulk of these exchan ges
oefore the uE.al Christmas rush be
gins at the postoffice. All owners
Of 1918 War Savings Stamps should
take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15
g. rodent ~er.4el 4. -
states biological sasvc:A

- -1AtliA -st1-~4SA s.. A.t- III. g
States biological susNe:e
The wo~k o. sodeus determination
will be EXTENDED into thirty eeafi=
ties Of the state next year. and Will
include pocket Eophers as we'll a.
prairie dogs, Keyes sn.c.
1T Is generally admitted that 1t
costs one dollar year 70 feed one
prairie dog" Reyes said, (which
would make this years Campaign
represent saving of ss.0o0,o 600 to
the state IF colorado minus the
trivial cost OF the poison potion.
However, IN our official report.
which probably errs little on the
side Of conserva. ism. 1t Will be said
that the poisoning OF the 3.eeO. 600
prairie dogs prevented des ruction
Of crops and damage to agriculture
TO the extent OF $500 ooo.'
Retirement in o Information this
month OF the prairie dog has
brought about a period Of inactivity
in the wo.l Of determination. dur
ing which time plans VIII be com
pleted for ontinuing and extend
ing he work next year
TIE %ar on the pocket gopher.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15
AT NOTRE DAME

NoTRE DAME, Ind. Nov 15-The
daily scrimmage was called of yes
terday to allow the football men to
attend the quarterly examinations
OF all colleges In the university. At
the noon lecture. which was held
as usual, Assistant Coach Walter
Halas discussed the Butler team
individually and gave a diagnosis
of the forrna tons and plays which
the Irish will be compelled TO face
at Indianapolis Saturday Notre
Dare and Butle- will enter the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15
Now
Can Be Cured
Free Sample of Wonderful
Guaranteed Home
Treatment.

Every sufferer from Pyorrhea.
Bleeding and liberated Gums, Loose
Teeth and other sore and diseas ed
conditions of the mouth. should ac-
cept this offer without delay. Send
your name and address TO-DAY to
Moore's Laboratories. Dept. 1914.
Kansas City. Mo. and they win mail
you Sample Treatment. postpaid.
absolutely free. Judge its merits
for yourself. Also tree booklet and
history of remarkable cures. This
simple home treatment is endorsed
by many leading Dentists and Doc
tors as being the most efficient
method known. to control these
dread conditions-Ady
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15

progress of this dread disease that
dentists are astounded
MOAyA DENTAL CREAM is no
ordinary tooth paste. 1t is a care
fully balanced combination of high
grade antiseptics and germicides
powerful enough to combat and de-
stroy the germs of Pyorrhea yet
pleasant and easy to use. Anyone
can make their teeth and gums
strong and healthy right at home.
It is very concentrated and a regu
lar tube will last long time. Drug
gists everywhere have been author
lied to guarantee that q regular
tube will show results or money
back. All druggists and Summers
Pharmacy can supply you--Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15
YALE LOSES
TWO STARS

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. Is. -
rale's two most brilliant stars.
Charley O'Hearn and Bill Mallory.
viii probably be unable to start the
Princeton game. Neither has recov-
cred from Injuries which have kept
them on the side lines for weeks.
Newell Eoidiinger ii as b e n
groomed for tho quarterback role
as the regular against the Tigers
and Henry Scott was yesterday Sc
lected as the fullback instead of
Mallory who has NOT scrimmaged
since the Brown game. O'Hearn
has not been in the regular p actice
OF any scheduled match in six
weeks. Their loss is heavy for Yale
10 iiqutdate