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Evening star., 1923-07-09
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

ALBANY, N. Y, July s.-statistics
compiled on tie use Of gas in this state,
which consumes one-third of the manu-
featured gas in this country, shows an
increase Of per cent month for the
first part Of this year. an increase of 20
per cent in the total amount Of gas dis
tributed and an increase OF 20 per cent
In consumption by the individual con-
sumner. 1t is estimated that gas used
result in release Of 25.ooo.000 tons Of
hard coal for other purposes.
PORTLAND. Greg, July 9.-All grow
ing crops save potatoes and late fruit
have been damaged by the heavy rains
of the last few days according to re-
ports from, Oregon, Washington and
Idaho today. Hay and grain growers
have been hit hardest. The oat crop
was seriously injured.
SEATTLE, July British and Nor
wegian steamships have already been
chartered for September to care for the
movement of grain from Columbia river
and Puget Sound districts to European
ports.
PITTSBURGH. July 9.-The demand
-
able improvement in the past week and
consumption of plate glass today is still
we'll above normal. Buying OF glass
tableware is below the years peak, but
still is of large volume.
ATLANTA, July s.-The Georgia
Peanut Growers Cooperative Asso-
citation announced today that the
products of $1,000 acres of the 1928
crop would be marketed through It's
agents. This will account for about
so per cent Of the states yield.
CLEVELAND. July "a local au-
tomobile factory, which expects to
month. reported today that il had
already sold 700 of the new cars be-
fore they were turned out. Plants
which experienced some difficulty in
getting closed bodies earlier this year
report deliveries now are more salts
factory. Production at all the local
plants as whole has tapered of
about Is to 20 per cent from the
peak.
HOUSTON. July s.-Construction
work here is holding UP well and
building material and paint dealers
reported an excellent demand today.
Work on a new s250.000 library
building will start August 10.
SPOKANE. July s.-Estimates as Of
July / of the crop OF CONNIE rcial
winter keeping apples OF the Yakima
Wenatchee districts indicate a record
breaking production OF $4,000 car
loads OF 756 boxes TO the car.
PITTSBURGH, July Steel pro-
duction in the past week is esti-
mated at per cent less than the
years peak. Weather conditions had
great deal to do with the reduction,
but repairs also figured
Evening star., 1923-07-09
DECLINE HAS BEGUN
IN AUTOMOBILE OUTPUT
Decrease in July Expected Partly
Because of Falling OF in
Demand,

NEW YORK, July 9.-Automobile
production in the United States this
month is expected to show a decided
falling off from the output Of June, ac-
cording to statements made in the trade
last week. The curtailment will in part
be due TO seasonal falling off in demand
for open models and in part to the clos
ing down of factories for the semi-an-
nual inventory.
While the demand for cars Is not 80
active as II has been, II is said to be
sufficient to warrant many plants op-
Grating on fairly active schedules. Deal
ers In some sections of the country have
sufficient open models on hand to sat
isfy the demand during the summer or
at least sufficient to meet the call dur
ing July.
The overhauling of plants will give
manufacturers an opportunity for devel-
oping plans for future business, SAYS
Automobile Industries.
Evening star., 1923-07-09
BANKRUPT BROKERS
GET PRISON TERMS
Smith, Lockhart Partners Sentenced
for Conspiracy to
Defraud.
By the Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Md. July 9.-Four
members of the bankrupt stock broker
age firm of Smith, Lockhart and Com
pany. convicted last April of conspiracy
to defraud customers. were given prison
sentences in criminal court today. Allen
b. Lockhart was sentenced to ten years
in the penitentiary. R. Tynes Smith, six
years. and r. Earl Thomas and Her
man Zeusler, three years each. The
last named were paroled. Each Of the
four men was also fined $3.50. Lock-
hart and Smith appealed and were re-
leased on bail
The firm failed a year ago with La
bilities of S3,5S5.736
Evening star., 1923-07-09
ROYAL DUTCH OBTAINS
OIL REFINING PROCESS
Signs Contract With Silica Gel Cor
poration-Rate 10 Cents
Per Barrel
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK. July 9-The Royal
Dutch Shell Company has signed 8
contract with the Silica Gel Corpora
tion for the use of the Silica Gel re-
tining process. While details were
not announced. ii was stated that the
Royal Dutch concern is given the
right to use the process in this coun-
try and abroad, but that it does not
prohibit the Silica Gel Corporation
from entering into similar contracts
with other companies. Royalties are
said TO be at the rate Of 10 cents q
barrel all refined products.
Evening star., 1923-07-09
INVESTORS FIGHT
BUILDING COSTS
$13, ,035, 900 Involved in II Projects
Being Put Of in
St. Louis.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ST. LOUIS. July s.-Seventeen i'm
portant building projects involving
expenditure of s1S,o35,o0O are being
held up here because of a move by
investors against the high cost of
building materials and the high
wages Of artisans Some of these
structures will be delayed for a year
or more. In the early months of
this yeas the number of building
permits already double those Of last
year. but since May they have been
falling off.
Evening star., 1923-07-09
PRICE AVERAGE LOWER,
Fishers Index Shows One Point
Drop During Week.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, July g.
Prof. Irving Fishers copyrighted
weekly index number of American
commodity prices. based on 100 as
the average for 1913, is 154 for the
last week, comparing with 155 the
before and with 16S for the week
ended April z.
The highest of the present year
to date was the 16S of April z, the
lowest 1876 in the first and second
weeks of January, The highest
point reached since the war was PAT
in May. 1920, and the lowest, 13S,
in January, 1922.
The purchasing power of the dollar
was 64S pre-war cents.
Evening star., 1923-07-09
KANSAS CITY REPORTS
FINE DRY GOODS TRADE
speclal Dlsnstch 10 The Star.

Special UIsNhIVH 10 Inc Star.
KANSAS CITY. July 9.-MidslImmer
finds this section of the country en-
joying a volume of trade which nor
mally should have come a month ago
Much buying of dry goods and wear
ing apparel for fall which had been
delayed by cold. wet weather earlier
this season is now making it's appear
ance.
An increase is shown in the total of
bank loans in this section. This, it is
\ felt in business circles, is a sure in
dication of healthy business activity
With the progress of the wheat move
ment, there will be still further de-
mand for funds from the financial in
stitutions of the district,
Evening star., 1923-07-09
Washington Stock Exchange.
SALES.

SALES.
Capital Traction 5s-s1, 900 at se1s. $1,000
at 81, $500 at 81, 81 600 at 81, 1000 at 81,
81 900 at 81.
Potomac Elec. cons. 5s-$1 600 at 971s
Potomac Elec. is of 1881 900 at 101h2.
Capital Traction Co.-3 at 80.
Washington Rwy. & Elec. pfd.-5 at 117s.
Washington Gas Light-10 at 4si4.
Merchants Bank and Trust Co.-l0 at 1874,
10 at 121.
Mergenthaer Lin0type-10 at 149.
Old Dutch Market com.-1UO at pa.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Rwy. & Fec. pfd.-10 at -.
capital Traction Coz at 99lt, at 89i4 i,
10 az 99is.
Washington Rwy. & Elec 4s-$1 900 at 7O14 i.
Capital Traction Coo at 80.
Money-CaIl loans. and per cent.
Evening star., 1923-07-09
PARIS MARKET UNEVEN.

PARIS, July 9.-Prices moved ir-
regularly on the bourse today. Three
per cent rentes. Sc francs 10 CEN
times.
Exchange on London, IS francs s5
centimes.
Five per cent loan, "a francs 70
centimes.
The dollar was quoted at II francs
3S centimes.
Evening star., 1923-07-09

Southern Idaho is said to contain
the largest deposit of high grade
phosphate found anywhere in the
world The total reserves mineable
are estimated, to exceed $500, 000, 900
tons
Evening star., 1923-07-09
o. s. TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
(ouotations furnished by Redmond q Col
sHoRT.TERM SECURITIES.
(Quota ations furnished by Redmond q Co.


Bid. OFFER.
Aluminium Co. Of Amer IS 1925. 1OS I08A
Aluminium Co. Of Amer. Is 1888. l05H 1851
American Cotton Oil 6s 1924. 81 90
American Sugar es 1887. 100M 10Osk
American Tel. & Tel. 6s 1924. lOOh 1OOf3
American Tel. & Tel. o. 1925. 1l3N 114E
Anaconda Copper 6s 1929. ...... 1904 1Ol
Anglo American OIL TVS 1926. 101Z 102k
Bell Tel. Of Canada 70 1925.... 101% 102h
Canadian Northern 51ss 1924. 100 100k
Cent Argentine Rwy. 6s 1927. 97x 9eh
Central Leather IS 1925. e6K eS%
G., c. @. & ct. l. 6s 1929. -. l01 1O1%
Chi, r. ]. q Pac. 6Hs 1925. OF 00
Chicago Tel. So 1923. 10000. 09H 1904
Dupont TVS 1931............. 1o7L 1o7L
Federal Sugar Ref. Sc ls33.... 9eh oeT
Goodyear T. g. r.. So 1S51..... 101H 100
Great Nor. 1s. 1889: ......... 1o1H 10sH
Hooking Valley 6s 1924. 100H l00x
Humble Oil 5bs 1882. 2.......... 97H esx
Kansas City Term. 6s 1023.... 100n 1O0&
Kennecott Copper Is 1880. -. lOiE 1O2M
Libby Mcneil & Libby rs 1881. 81 eSE
NJ ST. p. & o. 8. n. 8hs 1891. 103k 1O3x
Norris & Co. 7hs 1890. 90 89I
Penna H. r.. Is 1880. ......... I07h 1Oe
St. Paul Union Depot 5zs 1923. 1ooK I0Ok
Sears, Roebuck 4 Co. 7s 1923. 100& 1904
Standard Oil Of Calf. 10 1881. 104 104M
Swift & Co. 81 1852. ......... 90H 91M
Tidewater Oil 6hs 1881. 102 102&
Union Tank Car IL 1880. ....... 103M 104N
u. 9. Rubber 11as 1e30s....... los 106m
western Union 61ks 1885. ....... t0e 106N
Westinghouse z. II. 7s 1881 q Ie7 107h Y
Evening star., 1923-07-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
hustler with about s.. 600 can secure good po-
sition and safe Investment. Address Boz 276L.
Star ofhce.
CopYRIGHr Of 2 system OF dress cutting and
p9 p9oks for sale all at bargain. Address Box
COL0RED PARTY Of good repute and capital
10 take interest with well established real
estate office with a large clientele; must have
business ability with successful accomplish
ments Address Box 274-L, Star ofice. IL
LARGE RooMING HOUSE for SALE income
more than doubles the rent; can be seen
any morning up till noon. Address Box
GROCERY and provision store and broom
and bath apt; ami; doing about $4o0 a
week business; no competition store and apt
with rental, $50 per month, with s-year
lease; price very reasonable to quick pur-
chaser Raine Blum. 034 \. Y. ave. Main
CONFECTIONERY, cigar and grocery store
for sale; doing good business; has nice FIX
lures; well located on corner. 14l4 d
st. Sc.
erty; good pay; liberal discount; no brokers'
reply. Address Box 33-L. Star Office. 10s
HARDWARE STORE in good section; paying
proposisi3n; oI oas On with or without apt Address
FOR sALE--Cigar. tobacco. news. military
supply, graphaphone agency, with roomng
house attached; room rent pays whole rent:
at at military camp: inventory, 5000: sell for
go 800 cash or secured note. Call after pm.
Clarendon 3, or call in person No brokers or
trfhers need apply. 345 Ridgely ST.. Clarendon,
Va.
81 .O00-TEA ROOM-Sorthwest location good
business; cheap rent; must sacrifice; In.
spect Immediately; make offer.
SJ0O-Auto repair shop; large building rent,
S35; well equipped big bargain.
S5OO-Ctgar and newsstand In Office building;
good trade: central; rent, SIS.
S550-Near beer and lunch rooms: rent,
$40 good business big bargain.
$2J0-Tniloring business: prosperity presseF.
$550-Grocery and FIVE rooms; rent, $40
81 .OO0-Grocery and room: rent. $50
S200-COnfectionery and FIVE rooms rent, So.
S550-Confectionery and rooms: rent s75.
81 S1,300-Confection'y and 3 rooms big bargain.
S10O-Dry goods and notion business good
location; competition; seven rooms.
S400-Rooming house; II rooms; rent, $50.
$450-Rooming house; rooms modern.
SS0O-Rooming house; rooms rent $50.
$1,00O-Rocming house: rooms: large garage.
$1.O00-Rooming 81 house Il rooms easy terms,
81 .eO0-Roomine house: II rooms: garages.
r. VI. CURTIS. MAIN s042. MAIN sO43.
ZIG Machinists' Bldg, 9th Mass. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1923-07-09
SITUATIONs-FEMALE.

S1 1UA11ONS-GGm GmAAC.
GSsAsIzTEIs diaiaE Foena s1PsFaenssd FFssKlia
CHAUFFEUR in private family; Filipino;
references Franklin 1929 lO'
DRDssBs cut. basted and ntted. s.. Adams
19I4. Z9Ol IStn St NV.
DREssMAKING at home. or by day. EI-
nertencad Linc. 602-W.
OFFICE POSITION by refined young lady:
knowledge Of stenography, typing, nling and
bookkeeping. Address Box 2Ss-L' Star once.
PAsQUAN Piano School, rapid reading. touch
training. transposition. composition. 14o4 Irving
a day. Franklin 20s6-J. 10.
SCHOOLGIRL wishes employment as nurse.
2207 Ga. ave. NV.
sTENoGRAPHER. beginner; willing and
earnest worker; moderate salary. For inter
wAITREss-saturdays on, will work satur-
day night and Sundays, also late evenings.
Address Box 92.I. Star ONCE. Q.
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.
APARTMENT cLE1NTNG-Day's work. ONCE
work. neat colored girl. 1902 Vt. ave. NV.
CHAMBERMAID-Assist housework; no cook
ing. a12 3rd St NV.
CLEANING APIS. or morning work. West
1135-W
COOK or general housework by coiored woman;
koou feIerences. 4lU IL 81. NV.
COOK AND HoUsEwORKER-Reliab col
ored: go away for summer. North 9041. 10s
COOK wants place; references. Call y. 06s7.
DAY or morning work by neat colored woman.
1915 l. st. NV
DAYS WORK. Address 143o New Jersey
ave. NV. 9s
DAYS WORN by neat coIored girl. 70s La
mont SC. NV. Phone Col 2728. 9'
GENERAL HoCsEwORK-Neat virginia girl
l5Os 8th st NV.
GENERAL HOUsEWORK wanted by coIored
girl. stay nights. 1892 18th vt. NV.
GIRL wants place as chambermaid. waitress
or general work for family OF two; personal
reference. Janitor. Apt. 1885 18th st. NV.
GIRL to do light housework; good references.
co OUT to get breakfast, small wash to carry
home. Adams 1868. 3400 Sherman ave.
HOUsEKEEPER. reliable middle-aged for
elderly couple or small family. for
semi sick. Miss Claire. 224 st. ne.
LADY, leaving togn, wishes to place cook.
Phone Adams 1882. 10.
LACNDREsS-Good. wants work at home; ref
erences 767 Lamont at.
LAUNDREss-ist-class; take home Apply
1I74 Seaton At. NV.
LAUNDRY WORK at home wanted. 43s S
st. NV.
4o1 hldge 81. NV:
LAUNDRY WORK by the day; colored yyom-
an. 2Oa4 Ca ave. NV.
LAUNDRY TO do at home. 1880 Church st.
NV. apt. l. %
LIGHT HOUSEwORK or days work by col
ored woman; best Of references. 1921 Fla.
n. ".
MORNING or evening work or wash to take
home. 1904 l. st. ss
PART TIME or day work. colored woman, neat.
Call North SI2J.
WASHING at home; colOred woman. 2246 l1th
st. NV.
st. NV.
WOMAN-Experienced wants place TO cook
dinner. North S529
WOMAN, colored, wishes situation as cook: no
washing ironing. I61S NV.
Evening star., 1923-07-09
General Motors Claims Rights.

Ethyl is wine-colored liquid
and. as il stains the hands. cannot be
used for cleaning purposes. The
General Motors Corporation holds
certain rights to the manufacture of
this fuel and claims that it is i'm
possible TO initiate it without in
fringing their patents. Executives
of the company believe that the cost
of developing and advertising this
fuel will be returned with large flu
tnre nroffa added
Evening star., 1923-07-09
PERSONAL.

SWEDISH MASSAGE by professional. North
1854.
WE WOULD EDUCATE AN ORPHAN BOY
of good parentage. aged between 10 and "A
years. Send full particulars, present grade in
school, references. etc. ultimate object, adop-
tion. Address Box 2l3-L. Star offce. 10'
NEN's CLOTHES B0UGHT-WE FEEL LIKE
saying you ought to be arrested for expecting
more than we pay for used suits shoes and
luggage. Main 4145. JUSTHS OLD STAND,
GID ID.
WE ARE NOW PAYING 81 TO $40 FOR
mems and ladies' used suits. Our prices for
old clothing are the biggest. Wash. Clothing
Exchange. 833 d ST. NV Phone Main 1878.
PHYSIoTHERAPY AND ELECTROTHER-
apy scientifically given. For appointment,
phone Potomac 144T.
RATS, BEDBUGS, reaches, FLEAS; IN
slant results. GEORGE r. SAPP, 227 Mary
land building. Franklin 298i. jy31s
HOME FOR AGED.
Invalids and rest cure; special diet: night
nd day nurse. North 1888. 1924 goth St NV.
Evening star., 1923-07-09
SALESMAN

To sell real estate; experienced preferred with
automobile; reliable Office and realtor. Address
BOX 31T-L, Star ONCE.
STONE MASON for setting
limestone; long job. Apply
George A. Fuller Co., Washing
ton Cathedral.
Evening star., 1923-07-09
PUBLIC UTILITY
NATIONAL BANK
TRUST CoMpAN,
PTRLIC Utility

SAVINGS BANK STOCKS.
Commerce and Savings. ..... 100
East Washington savlags BANK 20
Security Sav. and Com. Bank. 256
Seventh st. Savings Bank. 175
u. 8. Savings Bank ...... 275
Washington Mechanics. ....... 30
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS.
American Fire Insurance. .. OBS
Corcoran Fire Insurance. ... 100
Firemen's Fire Insurance. is
National Union Fire Insurance. 8 80.
TITLE INSURANCE. STOCKS.
Columbia Title Insurance. 6&
Real Estate Title Insurance. :. $50
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Columbia Graphophone COM. q 1
Columbia Graphophone pfd.... s
ID. G. Paper pfd. d............... .. 70
Merchants Trans. 4 Storage. . 100 -
Mergenthaler Linotype ...... 140 100
Old Dutch Market com. ~ liz 4
Old Dutch Market pfd. ... ... I
Lanston Monotype ...s.... T4Is 76
Security Storages ........... 225
Washington Market ......... 3S
Yellow Cab ..........,..,.... Sk -.
Extra dividend.
Evening star., 1923-07-09

HOUSTON. July s.-Construction
work here is holding up we'll and
building material and paint dealers
reported an excellent demand today.
Work on a new S25O,00O library
building will start August 10.
Evening star., 1923-07-09
WANTED SAcEsMEN

SALESMEN, two. clean IL Of
age, for permanent position with large
cern; salary and commission to start. Apply
between and 1890. Mr.. Ready, 208 Bond
bldg, l4th and New York ave.
THE WASHINGTON Automobile Apartments
Co., Inc. win erect an apartment on New
the storage Of automobiles: they desire high
class salesmen to handle their bond issue. Ap-
ply sll International bldg, o: 80 am. to
, 1923-03-04
WEBB MILLER.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
PARIS. March 3-Venus. cham
pion beauty Of tho ages. has been de.
throned. Her title has passed to n
new type OF feminine lovllness-the
American flapper-undraped.
Tho Judgment of Paris was pro.
nounced as dawn was breaking today
and a procession of 25 girls passed
IN review before five hundred revel.
lers at the famous Juilans art stu
dents ball.
Georgette. n slender, blue eyed
blonde. won the prize for 1923. She
gained the decision over the model
who held the title during the last two
years. II was a close contest and
narrowed down at last 10 a question
OF hips.
The verdict was awarded to Georg.
cite after much elaboration. because
her hips were more slender than
those of the runner-up. This was a
great victory for the American con.
ception OF beauty-boyish lines tri.
umping over previous ideas OF pull.
chritude basec on the measurements
Of Venus, with her wide hips.
The election came a. a climax ia
, 1923-03-04
ACT.
.CHAS. CHAPL|N'S
ONLY WISH NOW
So Poor Monte Bell Is Having
Tough Time With His Mas
ter's Afaires De Occur.
BY DON RYAN.


written Tor the United Press)
LOS March 3. II
neins a press agent is a hard job,
pity poor Monte Bell. His is the much
one of being a suppresse
aseht-
From being Charlie Chaplin's press
agent Monte graduated into the au.
thor class with a book-although his
name didn't appear on the title page.
But at present Monte is imply a
suppress agent-only this and moth
ing more.
Since his lord and master engaged
himself with Pola Negri-much after
the fashion OF a kitten with a ball
of yarn-the agent had be
como an institution at the Chaplin
studio.
So now when you call at the new
Of English cottages on North La
Brea avenue. Monte sends out word
hat Mr.. Chaplin can see no news.
papermen. But that isn't all. Monte
also sends out word that Mr.. Bell can
see no newspapermen.
When Monte sent me his message 1
asked the blonde Juno at the teie-
phone switchboard to inform Mr..
Bell that I didn't give a whoop wheth.
err Charlie marries Pola or not.
Tell him I wish to interview eth
er Mr.. Bell or Mr.. Chaplin-lt's a
matter of thorough indifference
which one-on the question: Is the
movies an art? II SO. why so, II not.
why not"
Pretty soon Monte ducked in, look.
ed furtive,y around. gave me two
fingers and beckoned me back to his
private abri.
I noticed that Monte wasn't look
ing well. His eyes were wild.
I'm through. III never write an.
other piece of publicity" he burst
out.
Good boy. Monte. that's a noble
, 1923-03-04
JUDGMENT Of PARIS IS SLIM
HIP IN NUDE FOR THIS SEASON
Venus, Champion Beauty, Loses Title at Art Stu
dents Ball in Pans-Scanty Attire and No Attire
Is Rule-Some Battle in Fountain at Dawn.

the art students annual revel. the
thirty first OF its kind.
This ball has always been ono OF
the Partisan events where most OF tho
conventions are ignored. Many were
scantlly clad. and as tho, evening
wore on. even n totnl absence Of
clothes failed to attract attention.
A number Of girls fox-trotted nil
night in their birthday suits without
even beads as an adorement. Several.
in their desire to get back to nature
discarded their slippers and rolled
down silk stockings. But the more
modest retained these articles OF at
tire.
Then. when the Darkness outside
was turning gray. tho hour arrived
for the beauty contest. The 20 can
didates lined up The 500 guests,
including many Americans. sat in 4
coy circle on the ball room floor.
Into this judging ring the girls
glided gracefully, each aspirant TAX.
ing various pastures and turning
slowly this way and that. so her
charms might be Viewed to the best
advantage. Cheers greeted each one
Tho losers were awarded two bot
CONTINUED on Page Two)
, 1923-03-04
KING TUFTS
SHOW OPENS
IN DENVER

DENVER. Colo. March SKIING
Tutankhamen has sent his first au.
thentic sideshow to Denver.
Relics OF the rule of the ancient
king dug from old Egyptian cata.
combs have arrived hero and will
be displayed at the Denver pub
lie library next week.
Included in the exhibit is a lime.
stone bas-relief of the goddess Ha.
thor, the patron divinity of moth.
erhood and love, who presided
over birth and destiny in the days
OF King Tut. The piece of cary
ing is more than 5000 years old.
There is n bronze cat. known as
Bastet. goddess of license who pre-.
sded over the orgies in the city OF
Bubastes three or four thousand
years ago.
Others include an a'abaster vase.
a wooden mask and a wooden sta.
tue Of an Egyptian laborer. both
legs of which are broken off.
According to William Aggers, art
director of the library, the exhibits
are priceless.
, 1923-03-04
10 BID ON sc
TRIBUNE DIRECTORY TO
GO TO PRESS THIS WEEK

Due to the fact that this directory
covers the business and professional
fields IN Casper. and not the com
plete census. as is explained by the
title. the distribution is to be free.
to the public, and every resident "
Casper will receive one. therefore
the book acts as a booster sheet for
our city. as well as an authentic
directory of all business, and pro-
fessional houses.
The directory has met with I'M
limited approval and support of the
merchants. and the Tribune will
conscientiously do all hat is pos-
S BILE in order that the thousands OF
copies may be distributed in all the
homes, business houses in Casper
and vicinity and wherever they will
do the city. and It's business, and
professional people the most good.
Furthermore we assure the public
that this directory will be as au-
thentic as human effort can make
1t, and every business. big or little.
will be carefully classified. To this
end we would ask firms and indi.
viduals who have just started In
business or who are located out OF
the business district where they
might by some chance have been
missed by the census takers 10
please notify the Tribune Office OF
their addresses at ice