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, 1922-04-13
WEATHER CUTTINe
IN ON COAL SUPPLY

with but 90 cars of coal on band
awaiting consignment from the mines
At Geho.- Wyos. the coal strike situa-
ton Is lending serious phase TO the
Burlington Railroad company. accord.
ing to unofficial announcements made
today.
OF tho 30 cars 50 belong to the rail-
soad company and 20 arc owned by
commercial firms. The long duration
of cold weather is cutting in on the
supply materially.
Word received at division head.
quarters here indicates that single
miners are leaving the mine district
while family men are awiiting some
definite action either by the unions
or by the operators.
, 1922-04-13

her audience with her quick nEhtfoot-
ed ~cievernoss- The last number. n
character dance, Uncle SAM" CON-
pietes her program. and calls for n
good hand In eaeh selection MIS-
Spencer Is costumcd Appropriately
and deliberately which also adds to the
art of the act
Following her course with Mrs
Brodie. Miss Spencer intends leaving
for tho east. either Chicago or New
York where h will take up a moro
strenuocs curse OF work. She plans
on returning to Casper after fnishing
her work. and 1t Is probable hat she
may open n studio here
, 1922-04-13
Miss Sp-ueer. Danseuse.
Attracts ut America

Miss Mary Spencer. the p~ersonabie
young danseuse. who has attracted
large audiences at the America thea
ter during her two performances.
VIII appear o the last time tonight.
The artist. who is a pupil Of Mrs.
C p. Brodie. IS making her stage
debut with three Interpretive dances
of various natures. giving ample op-
portunity TO show the. versatility and
grace OF the young lady. The hrsi
number. a toe dance. Tho K1ss."
shows the skill Of the dancer in toe
work as well a the poise and actins
in interpreting tho rythmauc plot OF
tho dance La Gaelic a soft shoe
dance shows dancing OF another de-
cided nature, and Miss Spencer holds
, 1922-04-13
TRTTW WRECKED-

A large truck. the ownership OF
which has not been established fea'
tured in a wreck on h Alcova road
yesterday evening, according to re
ports brought to Casper today. The
large truck. the driver Of which ap'
parently missed the road turned over
and rolled into taa Plate river canyon.
Attempts to EN- the ownership OF
the machine n 6stas,s of the acci'
dent were uisrssENng here today
, 1922-04-13

Mr.. Christensen whose nome Is In
~ In -A'In nS.
80. ~ nero oVer u spt'ns
Alexander Nisbet. chief Of police.
, an, ~ N
-. - -
~ VIZ IL o'e' ~
c. E. Kennedy OF the wills st.
Claire Motor agency here left yes
overland,
, 1922-04-13

Story" a reading by Miss Allen VIII
close the program
Following the program cards will be
played n appropriate prizes In keep
Ing with the party will be AWARDED
Old fashioned dances viii also be en-
5oyed-
Refreshments viii be served and
the Easter color scheme viii be com
pletely carried out.
A short business session win pre-
coed the social program and Will be
gin promptly at T:5o O'Clock. All Sis
tiers desiring to attend are urged &c
be present at that time.
Mr.. STEELE Honored
At Surprise Party. d,
A surprise party was held Tuesday
evening at tho apartment of Mis-
Lorraine Wright, 423 South Beech
street in honor Of the birth anniver
sary of Mr.. Gus B.. steile. The host
OF the evening was entirely surprised
when tho guests arrived. each bring
ing n surprise package.
A color scheme OF pink and white
was carried out in the apartment and
the menu, while a huge white birth
day cake held the necessary number
OF pink candles.
Music n games werc enjoyed. and
the pleasant time LASTED into the wee
small hours.
The guests included Mr.. STEELE. tho
Mcssers and Mesdamcs F. f. Luthi
r. ID. Daughlin, Lee Bright, Z. NJ
c----- ~ --- MI.
Ruth Saltz. Mr.. David circuit and
Mr.. Phaien OMEN and the hostess
of the entertainment. Miss Wright
, 1922-04-13

Mrs. B. b Brooks and Mrs. VIM
Holland have left for Washington, d.
c., where they Will be in attendance
at the annua Continental congress of
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, Mrs Brooks representing the
state as State Regent. and Mrs. Hol-
land representing the Casper chapter
as regent y
, 1922-04-13

II. A. Christensen, a nephew of ],
F. Christensen. manager of h Iowa.
Wyoming Oil company is visiting in
Casper during the spring vacation.
, 1922-04-13
COMMUNION AND THREE
HOUR SERVICE TO Be
HELD At ST. Marks

Good Friday WIN be observed at St
Marks church with Holy eommun-
lon service at 10 O'Clock a. m and the
three hour service In commemoatioo
OF our Lords agony upon the %
from noon untn ) O'Clock .. m
, 1922-04-13

Mrs. A E. Biglin. accompanied by
her two children and her mother. Mrs.
Seeiey-weed. has left S,r Clean. N.
Y, her former home. where h Will
spend a part Of the summer visiting
with friends and relatives.
, 1922-04-13
City

J.. Roy Calvin OF the Wyoming Pure
Food commission Is in the city on q
brief business visit from Cheyenne.
Jacob M Schwoob. a prominent
of the Wyoming senate. Is In the city.
e. d. Ward IA left for New Mexico
where he will attend to business for
some time. He expects to return to
his home here the first OF May.
w. II. E1aniff. special agent for the
Queens Insurance-company is in town
settling losses on automobiles.
NJ. N. Wheeler returned yesterday
from Nashville. Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. wyiand, having
spent a -six-weeks outing in Rock
Springs. Ark. returned yesterday.
While away they visited st. Louis and
the old home of Mr.. wyland at Har-
Ian, Iowa.
Mike McCleary Of the Brooks-Ban.
ner ranch is in town on business and
visiting with friends and relatives.
w. A. Reynolds of the Marshall
Field company is here from Denver.
A. A. Slade returned yesterday from
Cheyenne where he has been attending
a meeting of importance to the state
teachers.
p. N. Carr has returned from the
Black Hills where he spent the first
part Of the week visiting with friends.
and relatives at his former home.
C, w. Scott of New York City is in
the city representing the American
Publishing company to local Legal 60.
fees.
Victor Saul of the Taber Prang com
pany. Cincinnati. has arrived in Gas.
per with. the annual exhibit of Taber
Prang pictures. These pictures in,
clude many masterpieces by world art.
lists. and are such as have appealed to
the popular mind OF all ages as well
They will be on exhibit at the Shaffer.
Gay furniture store for hes three
days. Thursday. Friday and Satur
day.
John Arnold. n miner from the foo,
of Casper Mountain is in town. He
states that the snowfall for the past
week or the foothills has been an ag
gregate of 40 to AZ inches.
DR.. ". r. wynne. chief medical of.
ficer attached to the local offices OF
the U. S. Veterans bureau left last
night for Denver where he will spend
several days In attendance. at district
headquarters.
DR.. ". i. Nolan. who recently re
csived his ai;r,oin;m cnt C: medical Of
ficcr of the rehabilitat oil department
OF the U. S. Veterans bureau has as.
sumed his duties at the ircal office.
A. J. Hazlett. editor OF the Inland
Oil Index left last night for Denver
where he will spend the Easter holi.
days with his family.
II. A. Christensen, a nephew of ],
f. Christensen. manager of the Iowa
Wyoming Oil company is visiting in
Casper during the spring vacation.
cou-r UArrD cuaNnnnc
, 1922-04-13
For Raw Sore Throat

At the first sign Of q raw. sore
throat rub on q little Musterole with
your fingers.
It goes right to the spotwith agcnue
tingle, loosens congestion. drawn out
soreness and pain
Musterole Is q clean, white ointment
made with oil of mustnrd. It has all
the strength of the old-fashioned mus
ard plaster without the blister.
Nothing ike Mustcroie for croupy
children. Keep it handy for instant
use. IS and 65 cents IN jars and tubes;
hospital size, 50. 5
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD ILASTEH
, 1922-04-13

A. j. Hazlett. editor Of the Inlant
OIL Index left last night for Denvei
where he will spend the Easter holi
days with his family.
, 1922-04-13

Mrs. D. B. Sullivan who is suffer
ing from a sprained ankle. is reported
to be steadily improving. and is now
receiving friends at her home in the
Crude apartments.
, 1922-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Townsend have
returned from Denver. where they
spent the week n on a business
and pleasure trip.
, 1922-04-13

Tom Hall has returned to his home
in Arminto after spending a part OF
the week here looking after business
interests and visiting with friends
among the early pioneers.
, 1922-04-13

Mrs. r. ]. Fuchs has returned from
New York, where h has been spend
ing the past week on a buying trip
for the company store here
, 1922-04-13

mainder Of the week here on business
associated with his oil interests in
the fields south OF Casper.
, 1922-04-13

DR.. NJ. i. Nolan. who recently re
csived his ai.faoin;mcnt C: medical Of
ficcr of the rehabilitation department
OF the u. s. Veterans tureau has as.
sumed his duties at the ircal office.
, 1922-04-13

SOFT WATER SHAMPOOS.
At the Velour Beauty Parlor. Phone
259J for appointments 4-13-1t
, 1922-04-13

Miss Hattie Jobe, a neice of Mrs.
". f. Christensen. 345 South Park
street, arrived here this week from
her home in Sterling. Colo. and will
spend several Gays at the Christian
sen home.
, 1922-04-13

SOFT WATER SHAMPOoS.
At he Velour Beauty Parior. Phone
for appointments <-la-It
, 1922-04-13

SOFT Waller GSztR00S-
AT the Velour BcsE.y Par,cr. Itone
1881 for appointments Ar1e-lt
, 1922-04-13

DR.. w. r. wynne, chief medical of
ficer attached to the local offices OF
the u. S. Veterans bureau left last
night for Denver where he will spend
several days In attendance. at district
headquarters.
, 1922-04-13

Do aprons have styles? You beti
Ihe bungalow" is still the most
opuiar cut Gay cretonnes right
row find highest favor among the
[ha,erials. being used to trim plain
or as the entire apron
,i.n plain trimmings. The nor
lashioned the calico apron the
, 1922-04-13
Casper woman's Club
To Meet Saturday,.

Tho Casper woman's club viii
meet with Mrs. w. A B1ackmore
SIS South woicott street. Saturda,
afternoon
A program VIII be presented and {
social hour win be enjoyed.
, 1922-04-13
Personals

Mrs. Lovey Hudson is leaving for
Denver where she will spend the Eas-
.tertime with her little grandadugh-
ter. .
Miss Violet Lever left for Sioux
City. Iowa, yesterday where h will
spend the Eastertide with relatives
and friends.
Robert Grievc. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Grieve. arrived last night
from Washington. ID. c.. where he
has completed his course in the
Army and Navy preparatory school.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Townsend. Mr..
and Mrs. Lew Gay, anG Mrs. Anna
Lceper are planning on leaving imme-
dia tel following the Easter time for
the south where they will attend the
knight Templar conclave which is
scheduled for New Orleans. While in
the south Mrs. Leeper will be Joined
by her daughter-in-law, Mrs Carroll
Leeper, who has spent the past sew
eral years Inf Panama where Lieuten.
ant Leeper has been stationed. Mrs.
Leeper will accompany Mrs. Anna
Leeper to Casper and will spend the
summer here
The legislative irrigation committee
of the chamber of commerce held a
session during the luncheon hour at
the Henning hotel yesterday noon and
discussion OF the irrigation canal from
Pathfinder to Alcova was h topic OF
the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs J.. E.. Dyke are in the
city from Salt Creek and plan to leave
within a few days for Boulder. Colo.
where their daughters. Clellia and
Agnes Dykes. are attending the acad'
envy Mr.. and Mrs Dyke intend buy
ing a homo in Boulder and will re
main there The young ladies will
continue their music this summer
under instructors Of h academy.
mo-
, 1922-04-13

C. w. Scott of New York City is in
the city representing the American
Publishing company to local Legal &C.
fees.
, 1922-04-13

John Arnold. a miner from the foo,
of Casper Mountain is in town. He
states that the snowfall for the past
week on the foothills has been an ag-
gregate of 40 to AZ inches.
, 1922-04-13
Demonstration On
Home Decorating.

Miss Rokahr of the state Univcr-
aty OF Wyoming. will give n demon
stration OF home decorating for the
members OF the Welfare cub and all
other women who r interested in
the subject. Friday afternoon at 200
o'clock at the Presbyterian church
, 1922-04-13
American Legion Dance
For Next Week.

The George w. Woman post. of the
American Legion, Is planning an ia
lorna dancing party TO be held at the
Arkeon dance academy. Thursday
night. April 90
Several innovations r being PLAN
ned for especial Entertainment end a
good time is promised all Of the
guests.
, 1922-04-13

The Busy Bee circle OF the Meth.
odist church. will hold n sale OF
baked goods. at the Hawiey grocery
Seorner of North Durbin and H streets
Saturday. April Is.
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Mems Union Suits
Sl.00

Ribbed Volunteer brand. made OF
finest ecrl warns. Reinforced
seams and gISsets broNen sizes.
Value $50.
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CHRISTMAS TIE HARE'S CORNER

Hare's Corner. Dec. 26-The pupils
% Hare's Corner schoo! held their
Christmas entertainment Thursda-
afternoon. The exercises consists I'D
81 songs. reci1at!ons. a playiet and a
wand drill The program follows:
Responsive Scripture reading; SONG.
Merry. Merry. Christmas" recita-
ton. Welcome" Helen Currinder
dialogue. Daring the Christmas
stockings" Harry McGinn.s ard
william Steele; recitstions. They
Though 7 Couldn't" Haze Currin-
der: Wonder" Harvey Cushing: play
-; Mrs Santa Comes Into Her own.
characters. santa Claus" Harvey
+ Gushing. Mrs Santa" Edith Currin-
der. FAIRIES" Louisa Emering. Viole;
Walker. Mary Donaldson. Helen Cur
rinder. jeanette Clark: Brownies. "
! Charles Emer.ng. Paul Steele. William
/ cushing Otto Lloyd. Richard Steele
Albert Lloyd Edward Napolski
/ Charles Lloyd.
Song. When Folks Begin u
Whisper" class ~ girls. recitatIons
Dolly. co 20 Sleep" Margaret
Jsquette. ~ Santa Claus Should
stumble" Robert McFarlin: "Doliy's
speech" Rosena Walker; wand drill
Joseph Garneski Benjamin Lloyd
Mary Donaldson. Harvey Cushing
Edith Currlnder, John Ingram
Jeanette Clark. Ralph Rothweli
Laura McGinnis, Walter Garneski
Thomas McG!nnis. Violette Walker
George Emering. Helen Currinder
song. Beautiful Bethlehem Star"
These pupils have been perfect il
Attendance during the month OF De
cember: jeanette Clark. Margsre
Jaquette. Charles Lloyd. Alder
Lloyd Rosena Walker. Harry Nc
G.nn!s. Thomas McGinn.s. Paul Steele
J Benjamin Lloyd. V!olette Walker
Helen Currinder, John Ingram. Wi
liam steele. Otto Lloyd. Richard Steele
. Edith Curr.nder, Ralph Rothwell. Tn
pupils having good attends nc
? record are Laura McGlnnis. Harve,
, Gushing. William Cushing.
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NEWS Of THE DAY IN
STATE AND PENINSULA
Deaths Announced Of Several
Residents and Former Resi-
dents OF Kent County.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. Dec &c William Marvel.
orr many wears n resident Of West
Dover. and a former member of the
lower house of the Delaware Legis-
iauirc. died suddenly AT his home
near Nnrris,own. Pa. sunday. aged
a. wears. The body will lac brought
to Dover tomorrow Services will he
held in tho Peoples Christian Church
a. o. M. lnterment will he made
IN the Old NJ r. Cemetery.
John Henry rleasanton Of Little
Greek died sunday. agcd 90 years.
Francis Schaffer died ut the Mil
.rd Hospital on Saturday. He had
been m Philadelphia hospital foi
treatment Tor an infected foot. hut
was brought 90 his home In Dover
tho nrst part of last week and late;
taken To- the Milford Hospital. ~,
caves ono child. wife Of pr Herman
Wilson ~ san Francisco. cal. lii
remains will hc taken To Amber. Pa.
Tor utcrmcnt tomorrow.
The funeral ~ Mrs Mary TOWNSEND
santhers. widow ~ Nathaniel Il
sauhthors. took place Saturday after
icon with services In Peoples Chris
Fan church
Christmas was most generally oh
srVed IN Dover All business places
were closed Early morning services
were held az the Presbyterian Church
participated 100 by the several Prot
slant churches Early services wer'
also held In christ 4. T.. church an,
tloly cross CatholiC church.
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RorNp ARorr STAFFORD.

Sctford ne 80 Christmas was
Frn,rn'., ohser, 81 hero. The students
90 fnc athletic department ~ tho sea
fori ttgh school gave their ,nsiruc-
Pow e. " i0vdcr a sold watch aud
chtu
Thieves entered a building and stole
tfros blankets coal WAS also stolen
fom ear on a railroad siding.
Malcolm inns automobile was
damaged when 70 struck an enhank-
ncnt
While working on an Office building
George Mcssick zen and fractured four
ribs
carroll W Gri@th. who died AZ Jen-
hntovu. Pa sunday. formerly re-
sided here.
James W. Hastings. aEed 20 years
eed December % On h!s farm. be
tween Scaford and Georgetown.
Tho v ~ kaufman DRUG GO. Is
moving from High and Canon streets
q UIeh and Pine streets.
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Mem Isle Hose
lOc

Fire combed cotton warns. Fas'
black and coiors. sizes 10. = 20 -
Perfect Value iac.
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The Coburn farm, in Rock Hall. has
been sold To a son of Capt. j. T..
Apslcy. now living I'm Baltimore. The
farm will he divided into building lots
and new homes erected In the spring.
The Rock Halliday Shore Ferry Com
pany. which owns some valuable
waterfront property. will build a club
house i'm the spring and will make
other improvements along the line of
n summer resort.
William r. Virgins. and family of
Crumpton. who started for Florida In
a Ford sedan recently. report reaching
there in five days.
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BURGLARS At DELMAR.

pclmar DO - Tho stores of T.
a Sturgis. Lewis Pryor and Mills &
c. and mo home % Harry r. Hickey
wore entered on FRIDAY night by a
burglar. evidently ~ search ~ money,
Tho cash register was taken from
sturgis and found later a short dis
tnnrc away broken open Tho amount
attained was small as the merchants
had dcnos,ied lu hank during the day.
Seventeen dollars ~ sold was reported
~ saing from the home ~ Mr. Hickey
Tho sunday school entertainment az
~, Baptist Church was given on
SUNDAY evening
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FORT DU PONT PERSONALS.

Delaware city. Dec. 26.-First
Lieutenant Albert G.. Matthews.
Corps Of Engineers. post finance Of
ncer has returned to duty after
spending several days in the station
hospital where he wae undergoing
treatment.
Private First Class Joseph Ridley.
Company II. has been granted fur
Tough for the holidays which he will
spend with relatives at Pdoli. Ind.
Private Fred NJ Difebere. Head
quarters and Service Company has
returned to his organization for duty
after spending four months at the
Animal Transportation School. Fort
Hamilton. y. Y. where he was taking
a course Of study in saddlery.
First Lieutenant Edgar Marburg.
Corps of Engineers. has been granted
a leave Of absence Of II days. which
he will spend with friends at Frcder-
ickshurg. Va. during the holidays.
Private Leon Zwicker. Head
quarters and Service Company. has
returned 10 duty after spending a
Today furlough with relatives at
| Brooklyn. y. Y.
captain Harry Il. Vaughan. Jr.
Corps of Engineers. is acting com
manding office of Forts du Point and
Mott. y. j.. during the absence OF
] Major Powell. Corps of Engineers
who is spending the holidays with
relatives Al Logansport. Ind.
First Lieutenant Reynolds J. Burke
/ Corps Of Engineers. is spending a
3o-day leave of absence with friends
al Fort Bcnning. Georgia.
Ptivatc Albert Shafer. Company l.
has been granted a Through Of II
days which hc will spend with rela.
tiycs AT Philadelphia. Pa,
Miss Make Morrison Is spending
the holidays with relatives an,
friends nj Washington, II. &.
FRS, Sergeant Collins II. Dakeman
Company r. First Engineers. az
companlcd ny Mrs. Dakeman and n;tl,
son. Aubscy, are spending the holiday,
with relatives and friends al Wash
.ngton. II. &.
Private First Glass Emery J Rash
Company =. has returned 10 his or
ganiation Tor duty after an absenc
81 four months AZ the Animal Trans
portatiou school AT Fort Hamilton
= Y. whore he completed his cours
.of study
Private Louis Martin. Company 1
~ spending tho holidays with his rcla
tl,cs AZ Brooklyn. y. Y.
First Lieutenant Henry .. Lambert
corps Of Engineers. has been .raute
.a leave Of absence of II days. which n
will spend with relatives NJ Maywoo,
H.
Private Frank Caldwell. s. ord
nance Company. Camp Ustis. Va. ia
been placed on detached service wit
Headquarters and Service Compan
. First Engineers AZ this station.
? Private First Class John l.. HudeCl
Company Is. has been honorably dis
= charged from the service after N
b completion Of a three year cnlistmer
period. a greater portion Of which wa
. spent with the American Forces q
b the Rhine. Mr.fIudeck will make hi
home with relatives a. Adkins, Toxa
5 Private Albert J. Topp. Company !
5 who has been on detached service Z
Fort Hamilton. y. Y. mas been honor
ably discharged from she service aft,
she completion IF three years serv!c
most OF which was spent in German.
% Mr.. TOpp Will return to German
s where he has established a c,oth!n
, business
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Saved From Drowning.

Vincent Riley. co.ored. aged g.
years. Of Coatesy!lle. Pa. fell into the
Christiana river at the foot Of Wal
nut street, Saturday His cries for
help We're heard by Special Officers
George Baker and George Able, Of the
Pennsylvania railroad, who pulled
him from the river. lie WINS taken a.
tho Delaware Hospital.
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. According 20 the biennial custom.
an Initiative and Referendum bin viii
be presented 10 the next General As-
scmbiy. Thinking the bill viii be de
fcated. the proponents will not send q
lobbyist 20 Dover. They have been
represented at past legislative sas
sions.
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SUGGESTED FOR WARDEN.

pclnsr. De- - Frank Thorn
rgton mayor ~ Deimar. has been
susgos'cd by his friends Tor warden
~ thc Sew castle county workhouse.
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Rumored wet forces will form new
party. with wine and beer IL ought
10 be some party.-Sp Springfield (Ohio)
News.