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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08

Midnight was written by Harvey
Thew, and directed by Maurice Camp
bell, under the supervision of Elmer
Harris. H. Kinley Martin was the
cinematographer.
Besides Jack Mulhall, Miss ninney
is supported by William Courtleigh,
Sidney Bracey, Arthur S. Hull, Ed
ward M%artinde1, Herbert Fortier and
Helene Lynch.
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MATERNITY CASES - PRIVATE
Home by graduate nurse. Mrs.
Laura Sparks McCauley. Phone 1856
Y. $40 E. 9Th st. 80 5000
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WANTED-A GOOD SECONDHAND
Piano; must be cheap; for cash.
Call 1857. 1888
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FOR RENT-ONE AND TWO ROOM
apartments. Eggan Apartments.
Phone 270-J. 75-10t
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MISCELLANEOUS

MONEY TO LOAN BY PRIVATE
parties on farm lands or city prop
erty. Veatch Realty Company. See or
call Mr.. Armbruster. 1888
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WANTED1A REED BABY BUGGY.
Call phone 290-L. 1888
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FOR RENT-ROOM CLOSE IN, FUR
mace heat. Women only. Phone
142-L day, 46-L evenings. 74-S6
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WANTED-A TOP BUGGY. Call Far
mers 1850. 1924
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'DRES5MAKING AND PLAIN SEW
ing. Miss Charrey. Phone 268-L.
isas $500
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FOR SALE-HAY-ALFALFA, $22.50
timothy, $23.5O.l Any cutting and
all first class. William Fowler, S26 S.
Jefferson. Phone 1871 1854
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TREASURE FOR
new UkRAINIA
Six Governments Claim Four
Hundred Million Marks.
WAS PROMISED BY GERMANY

Payment for Grain Deliveries Dates
Back to Treaty of Brest-Litovsk-
General Skoropadsky Seeks It-Pet
lura Follows Quest, Then Poles Until
Bolsheviki Drive Them Out-SIx
Governments Little Hazy About
Transaction.
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FOR RENTAFURNISHED HOUSE
keeping rooms 237 No. Lilly. 1886
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FOR RENT-ROOM CLOSE IN
Phone 323Y. 80-85
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FOR RHNT-THREE HOUSEKEEP-
ing rooms. 618 University Ave. 1884
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FOR RENT-APARTMENT, HOT and
cold water. 124 East 7th st. Phone
1901. 80-85
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FOR RENT-TWO LARGE ROOMS,
1 vacant January 10. First Floor.
Phone 268-L. 32-87
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FOR sALE-FINE sHOATs. PRONE
899X4. 1898
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FOR SALE-WAGNER AND ROMAN
Beauty Apples at 75c., $1.00, and
$1.25 per box. Boxes reserved. 302
N. Hayes st. E. r. Headley. 1884
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FOR SALE-MODERN HEN HOUSE,
Phone 336-Y. 1886
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FOR RENT-COzY MODERN ROOM
for two. TIA, So. Wash. st. Phone
428-L. 1884
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FOR SALE-COMPLETE HOUSE
hold furnishings, 1873 No. Jefferson.
Phone 1921. 80-85
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FOR RENT-THREE .HOUSE-KEEP-
ing Rooms. 618 University Ave.
80-84
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FOR SALE-APPLES, JONATHANS,
Roman Beauties, 75c a box. Wag-
ners $1.00. Boxes reserved. W. r.
Leith. Phone 1901. 81-86
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LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR HEM
stitching at Drew's Millinery. Work
done promptly. Pauline Steltz. 6O-86
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-THREE WE'LL FURN-
ished housekeeping rooms, also a
three room cottage. 3O4 No. Almond.
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FOR RENT-ONE HOUSEKEEPING
room. 72O So. Wash. 1886
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08
FOR SALE-MiscelIaneous

FOR SALEABALED, PEA STRAW.
John Swanson. Phone 0136. 84-89
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BOARD AND ROOM. HOME COOK
ing. $40 So. Lilly St 79-105
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FOR SALE-Livestock

FOR SALE-2 THOROBRED WHITE
Leghorn ROSTERS, IA thorobred hens
$1,000. Phone 222R. 82-87
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The annual dinner dance by the
Lady Elks will be held Friday even
Ing, January 10. This is the only
event OF the year exclusively under
the direction of the ladies Of B. p. O.
g., 249. There will be a meeting of
the ladies Tuesday afternoon al 2:3O
O'Clock at the temple to complete
arrangements for this affair. 81
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LOST

LOSTABLACK LEATHER BAG,
initiated "W.4 L. 9Mc,"eons the Mos
cow-Pullman highway, JanuarT 4.
sRlasssas Ieturussto W.zh Mcfsoan,a Benhs
son Apt. No. 6, Spokane. 1886
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ADS
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

ONE OF THE FINEST HOMES IN
Moscow, in the best location, 1873
s. Polk. Phone 147-J. $3.50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

Oak street. Lima. Ohio, gave the follow
ing surprising testimonial 10 The Plant
Jmco Man, IN which she told OF blessed
relief the Plant Juice had given her
from rheumatism:
Il had the flu two years ago said
Mrs. Fanaff and SINCE then ] had slIf-
fered terribly from rheumatism and
kidney trouble. | had pains in my back
and head and az times the joints in my
knees and fingers were stiff and some
Of the joints Of my fingers would be 20
sore that could not close up my hands.
Al times ! suffered from gas in my
stomach
i read about your Plant Juice and
started taking it and the results are
Just wonderful. The pains are leaving
my back and head and the stiffness and
soreness Of the joints Of my knees and
fingers is greatly relieved so that ! can
ciose my hands naturally. The truth
is that ] an feeling like a new woman
and ] can't say enough for Plant Juice
because ] had taken so many other med
icines without relief. | am glad 10
recommend your Plant Juice 10 others -
( Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington a,
/ The Miller drug store, 404-4O6 Marke,
street; in New Castle by l.. Challenger
& Son; in Newport by c. p. White; in
Newark by ". J.. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

numbers on tho bin was that called
Andrews bears. There were eight Of
them and they seemed possessed Of
human Intelligence at times.
Yesterday afternoons audience
wondered how Boyd and King in Tho
Chameleon oirl' ever made 10 many
and such quick changes as they did.
They also made quick changes In
their mako UP.
Jimmy Reynolds was entertaining
In his act which consisted OF songs
and stories. Anita. who opened tho
bill with q sensational aerial novelty
seemed to be taking n largo number
OF chances at yesterdays matinee.
Tho feature picture starred William
Russell and It In called MIXED Faces -
There - also n comedy and ncwr
reel on the bill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02
walter SCANCAN seen
IN NEW IRISH PIECE
'Maytims In Erin" Affords a
Pleasing Background for
Several Song hits.

" q erAcsfu, curtain ~p~e-h last
n.xht. Waiter Seaman. star OF May
,rrs In Erin" alluded with pleasure 20
'ns fact cf this eeins his third ap-
v>Nrance ~ The Playhouse. ana this
nl~~srws ss~ms 20 lie shared by INC
audience
uis MEDIUM on this tour IL no, 4
very profound play. IN, 30 ions ms
no trrdisonAl atmosphere 90 stage
ireland and lr,<h N I'm evidence. moth
ma else Gvcat'y nrt,crs. Especially
-ncu &-anian sinr~. which happens
f~-lucnty in his character as Niles
onc~d. With Tat rafferty, and
frank NcNeins. . trio IN voice as
vs~'' a. in Friendship. a revolt against
s~uwAr'e ~fles IN cnter~i into. This,
hcw~,~r. soon crumhlc- 20 ruin. bu,
- ~.ho ~ revived by their assump-
',rr ~ the characters cf The Three
Nussstssrs" IN fancy dre~s party
vhru alec contributes 90 cloak tho
-~,Ag~ ~ q refugee convict who has
rcn. hack % his home ne'chborhood
for shelter.
IN tho las; act the villain "a un-
masked and al sncs v~sli. with the
irio ss meek under the matrimonial
Nois. m r~ospcot Cor each Ms they
we're bvcre militant.
onward Keans VIVA the villain OF
30 piece ar Harlow kcnrar, Bennett.
Finn and Dan Koiiy were two other
friends ~ The hero. with tho proper
outnt ~ peasant costumes and
hrcxue
Tho women IN tho oNse. and tho cast
are Betty Browne. az Parioia O'Nell
inorlc Lennon a. Mry Murray and
Mar, oeram a. Molly Flynn, who ID
character psr.- with tho rcquieit,
hhisty.
TIE s~t- have the .Sterior and IN
'eris 81 tho heo's house a. tAoh
c,sl.; tho proprtis~ 81 the latte
being carefully studied and pscrur
rsqu.lv realized
Nh Scsnlsn's songs arc SOM
nay" Mothers p>aslsv shaw,
run ~ Nv Pfp-." My Lady Fair.
end ~M,~-sif the two asst NAMED ~
~ especially wa.l resolved. but non
vent ., well 40 -rhs, Irish Motha
nf Nina" sunx hy Nir. seaman 4
re~isnse Go I. curtain cpn n,,s
Act I, IN waioh HE Vibrant voic
snS cut win real distinction.
The engagement eov.rs perform,
tnc~~ 'on;sht and tomorrow nigh, an
matinee tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02
LONESOME Pine" At
GARR|CK THEATRE
Interesting Story Well Acted by
the Wilmington Players, Who
Are Well Cast.

The story Of the intrusion Of
into the heart OF the Blue
Ridge mountains with tho idea OF
the Inhabitants md the
revival OF en- ancient feud
this Is tho story OF The Trail OF tho
Lonesome Pine
There Is much human interest CEN
turing about tho play. The action
never becomes ureAoms. Also th~re
10 a lovo theme involving tho noun
tain girl. June and the urban. John
Hale. Only John Fox, Jr. in his
admirable manner. knows how 10 do
scribe the Nirginians He does 4;
well in The Trail OF the Lonesome
Pine"
Tho second &C; concerns the feud.
There IL a goodly number OF dramatic
situations, which at times, assume the
maudlin aspects OF the old time
meloframa. Aside from this Sigh,
draw back. there are some reail,
good dramatic monienfs. intense fl
nature. which are well interpreted b,
the players.
tepeciaHy good 10 the interp~eta,
ton OF Charles II. Stevens. IA Dav,
Tolllver. whose father was killed II
the feud. Mr.. Stevens work was ex
eenent Hs creditab,e stabe preseno
ana evident sincerity added great,
to his acting. Albert Iando also wo,
favor OF last nights performance.
Lee Smith. as June To,lver. wa
splendid. In fact 81 is probably IN
best part that she has ever take
e:nce appearing in this city.
Herman kripps ably supported In
feminine lead David Calls display
talent for work OF moro SERIOUS ma
ture than he has done heretofore. A,
though he had but n small share {
mo dramatic second act, his mai
speech was well done.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02
",r,rs- oom,ns ~ Tn. Pla, house.
sCRyEy


hlnsins with romAnce. and carry,
IS with . q fact moving drama %
royal intrigue. Anthony Hope. roman
fr novel % The Prisoner OF Zenda"
opened a. the Arcadi. Theatre yes
srday afternoon. t-,or. a capacity
audience. The s~~esr version % this
story was created by Rst Ingram
producer - Tn. Pour Eor.efn-r of
ne Apocalypse The story is purely
fofnantic. snd - iAld la the mythical
Kingdom % kurianls. The scenes
ars elaborate and the Photography -
rcoc
IN. oas; sss-snbl.c b. Mr.. Ingram
an exceptional one. hsiss Alice
Terry &c flavis. rnskss an appealing
nsroin. whne Ls~is Stone. 81 the
dual role - Rudolph Rasssndyn and
the wine loving King Rudolph 81 Ru-
fIteria. Q, also Kood. Although Mr..
inxrann. IN ths picture. doss not dl-
rlicste his Pour Hors.fnsn" triumph.
no nae neNertns.oss. produced a photo
ulsy that 10 on. - the Outstanding
presentations on local screen for
snnls fims
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02
RADIO PROGRAMS TO-DAY

PHILADELPHIA STATION CwlP
GlMbEL NOTWITHSTANDING
DEER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02
LADY COULD NOT
CLOSE HER HANDS
Says Plant Juice Has Given
Her Wonderful Relief From
Eheum atism.

\ great many people in all parts Of
the United States have gwen public
testimonials regarding the relief Plant
Juice gave them from the terrible aches
and pains OF rheumatic trouble. Just
recently. Mrs. Frank Fanaff, Of S3l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02
COMEDY AT THE ALDINE.
Good Bill. Wen Varied, Pleased Holt.
day Crowds,

Playing 20 capacity houses ye-;er-
day. The Aldlne Theatres holiday bill
was favorah,y received. Especially
good was the skit called Home
Sweet Home" Another act that
completely won the large audiences
was Learn 10 Smile" a song and
dance number that aside from con-
tanning a number OF songs OF IA pleas
ms nature. also had few good sets.
one OF the mos, novel and pleasing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

Womsn's Crepe an q
Batiste Stsp-ins and %
Ploomers, 7So value CCC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

Consisting Of Bohviss and Botany
Wool Velours in the newest models
fur collars and cuffs Navy, brown
and black. Sizes 10 20 - Values
in this lot MP 20 $500.
Clesn Sweep sale Prize,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

personalities elnguiarly !rrelative 10
each other. Tho main character that
links them together is found in the
role that Mr.. Aeighan interprets-that
OF Burke Hammond, gentleman Of adj
venture
Charles Jones in -West Of Chicago"
\ most ambitious and delightful fol-
low = Charles Jones. who yesterday
made n splendid appearance Rs the
star IN william Fox's production Of
West os Chicaro." New Years at
traction NJ the Majestic Theatre. Jones
who was first known 20 the followers
% the camera "a Buck retains all
the N1Cor and speed that first char
a-terized MS screen appearances. Ills
change OF name has not altered his
ability IN the slightest. The action Of
West a, Chicago takes place on the
Mexican border. The story is exciting
and eNceoS.n gly well told. the acting
excellent. tho direction pras-e-yvp
and the Photography q delight 20 the
eye
"one Week Of Love" at the Savoy.
Quite a ,ot OF noi>e was made con-
ccT'n.ng One Week o. Love-" before
u reached the Savoy Theatre. wher,
10 played AR the iIrst tims IN Whining
, ton yesterday. and the noise wac moth
ms 20 ire devastating explosions tina.
wiz greet the hlm from now on. Fo-
one Week o. Love" - che cream
"a cr.ssn- OF taa-r all Il has. iik,
Barnum and Bailey's circus every
/ thing; IN sact - has a great deal NOR
t,lsa che particular circus mentioned
ErDe Haulrncr~te.n and Conwa-
I 1ce-'e who are cc-starrs-d I'm this mas
eivs Seixn!clS super-epeclal. ere NOR
| pleasing than ever.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

36-inch best 35c extra
heavy striped and checked
Outing Flannel, 1c8
Yard ............ XV4C
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

We have about 50 OF these hlgh
grade Evening Gowns, consisting
OF Chiffon Taffetas, SILK Chiffon,
silk Lace ard Georgette, Gold,
bead and jewel trimmed, IN all
pastel and staple shades, extreme
hoop, also modified models.
Values 90 $1,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

These are our very best Dress
Coats for women desiring some
thing different. All the desirable
fabrics trimmed with deep collar
and cuffs of Beaverette, Fox or
Wolf. Sizes l6 % 50. Values 10
$1,000.
Clean Sweep Sale Price,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02
AMUseMeNTS
STAGE.



- ,svvf''o ~ The Fla, house.
q, c,r,,uo. tss br.inan, afo-o.oo
..r rho h.,or. he -ousht fam. on
- usxa va. a ear,oon.si on IN.
san r-~rr.s-o ros, ana a most ax-
sn~-s ere Aehton Stevens. hon a
sma,.e ev,,.e On q morning p.pc-
Ia, aty. esoar~, C,rr,,io D., en-
assn~nt So srsst wa. IN. young
asps suo<~ss on tho s.nx. hat ne
nr~>d 20 the sront ~t.h sr,N,
apldity. Lep CHrr.,&o coxres 20 The
vnosss 90 n~ss IhHr~aAS. friday
- 49,.
r..s -
-. ~. ,..1., 80, - =
.S...- =, -
....--.--,.--- - - -
'''"ni'
Nt'h the A-tivsl 90 re Theatre
uaiii production "L.niom a. The
I7arhouss newt Monday ana TueSaay
shts wfh iva Ia Gainenne. theatre
sc~rs wsh have enc 20 the choice
heafrohi tf'its - ere SEASON ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

LEDGER
CLASS y 400 METKRs
Oh 2 m Weather report
o.. Uncle Wips bedtime stories and
7s0-John Il George win continue MS
lessons IN The dot-and-dash code
90 Recital by the Misses Hubbard
Miss Blanche Hubbard. hsrpist and Miss
lrene Hubbard. c,ihst and Russell "
HuCEley. baritone
lO lO-pancc music program played BY
Charlie Kerr = Orchestra IN the L'Aiglon
Cafe Wlll be carried by special land wires
and brosdcast from this station.
PHILADELPHIA STATION WOO.
ANANAKER
CLASS h STATION 400 METERS
IS ,. m.-Grand organ and trumpets
p6-Cnited states naval observatory
time signal
10 OF ultcd states weather forera -
and press reports
PHILADELPHIA STATION ,wCAUl.
DURHAM s co.
$50 METERS
$50 . m United states Department
Of Agriculture uHrket and crop reports
1918 % ~ 4S-RCgular evening concert
PHILADELPHIA STATION 0WDAR,
LIT BROTHERS
SEQ METERS.
= % 20 500 y. m Latest songs and
dance music
CHICAGO STATION KNW
NESTfNGHOTs Isl
400 METERS
80 ,. m.-PrOgram courtesy OF l. yOu \
Nesly concert and artist department
Program will be announced by radio
phone
NEWARK STATION WIZ
VESTIS GHOTSE RADIO CORP.
1850 METERS
600 2 m -Musicsl program.
T.Oo-Bed time stories
1.t0-Lstey organ recital from the J. stey
Auditorium. New York City. An Estey
organ recital several weeks ago vas th'
fret broadcast OF WIZ 20 he heard IL
tho British Isles
S.3O-Concert by Vernon Archibald bari
tone. New York City.
e.O0-program 20 be announced by radio
az. Broadcastinx Broadway. bJ
Bertha Brainard.
a.S5-Arhngton time signals weather
4 forecast
/ lO.Ol-PTosrsm 20 be- announced
, 1923-05-29

With the new equipment installed this business
can be increased $50 per cent and can be oper-
ated on very little more than the present overhead
assuring substantial dividends from the start. This
business will be under the personal supervision of
Mr.. J. L. Peete, who founded the business and
has been its guiding spirit since that time. sue
CESS is the only result that can be expected.
, 1923-05-29
PLANS
NOW DEFINITE

Continued from Page One1
the property was purchased he
would be paid the additional price OF
h assessment that had been levied
against him. Any improvements he
himself might intend to mako ought
to be postponed for a short period.
however.
The matter OF Offering a room in
Fire Station No. 2 for the use of the
Casper Radio corporation in broad
casting was brought up by Council
man Pettingill. It was referred to
the building committed
A contract was read at the meet
ing last night which II signed
would give the land owned by the
Mountain Realty and Title corpora
ton city water. The corporation
would have to make its own improve
ments and lay its own mains. 1t
would be expected to come int the
city within q year and the money Il
had expended would be afterwards
paid back with interest al 5h per
cent. The addition in question COM
prises the Butler addition south OF
h city. A report on the contract
will be made at the next meeting.
Mr.. Holman OF the Holman Acres
was given a permit to get water
from the city for the Holman Acres
south of Casper. Several residents
OF tho A1endale addition will apply
for water at tho next meeting and
VIII probably 10 granted the right Of
obtaining it
The land east OF tho city and near
, 1923-05-29
TRIBUTE To De
PAID HERO DEAD
Osnt1uued From Pas. D

NV
a11. Confederate veterans, frGzr
nsnferr. American Legion bnnd.
Spanish-Anaerican war veterans. Yes
Grams of Foreign WARE Americas lie
Efaa- a-Hy ami marcy nrrses, Amcrt
Gun Legion auxiliary, high school
na6eA Boy Seouta, Civic oryaniza.
tons lodges n school children.
The American Legion auxiliary TO.
day renewed its appeal for the wear.
Ing of poppies in h following an.
n-euDcemcnt concerning the success
OF tina first sale Saturday and the one
that In To follow tomorrow.
Wear a poppy in honor of our dead
heroes, n h slogan of the American
Legion Auxiliary Of Wyoming, for
Mnn1ortd day this year and for ali
s~urneadtng years Forty thousand
poDpaes win be worn in Wyoming this
Mszur1zl day as an international mo
mortal symbol to do homage to thoae
who fol In the world wnr. The poppy
U.zH be h nations silent and auprene
trfbuts to those who fell In the con,
mt On Saturday. May 70. which
ihas been officially designated a
PSppts dny, the American LEGION arx.
Hi.ry sold 1890 poppies. Ten thou
aszzd poppies were mado in Casper by
tn auxiliary. of materials cut and
pnzDzred by disabled e~xscrvics men
IN government hospitals Several
hn111ed Of thess kzye bean reserved
Mr. G3o wednesday morning, IN order
cnDt any ono who has not yet obtain-
e4 hts poppy. may do 30 at this time.
Headquarters OF tho auxiliary for this
Mazsnr4ai day rnfn sale VIII be
lSbSy Of Tho Midwest building.
Ths poppy Is n mDst hitting emblem
to b worn I'm menor1zm-ef those whu
fssgfrt I'm Europa. bsca1rso II is aIost
tho only flower that Graced tho field
Of their supreme sacrfflca- Tho en-.
ttro prooseds OF Poppy dry hero 20
1er TIA assistance of dfsuhInd er-
@sgxAee men and their famnios t,-Cas-
Dcr ma Wyoming.
Poppy day Is a ranrfndsr of what
concerned M very sertounfy only a
short time ago. Tho day was ffrst
observed two ycars ago, when II
ssrvcd 10 lend aid through income
1rom fhs,saIo OF peoples to tho widows
mnA Orphans of tho devastated region
OF Franco This car ms last year
h fncoma from the saie of popple1
Win go to the aid of American OK
soldiers who through the Ills of war
hayo become disabled. Beca11se OF
tho sacrifice and cory which the
flower represents in fighting mems
eyes. II has been adopted az an inter.
allied msmorial flower and Poppy day
campaigns have been conducted
throughout Tho allied nations
, 1923-05-29

OODh W. COll1LlCIg dh lllSR'
ment that relatives and friends of tho
two women told him that while they
were patients at the sanitarium they
were given the water cure applied
with a garden hose with an intense
ruzzie splny and were diced until
they wers living skeletons jusr before
their ceaths-
The wOTnen were given no col ana
little waier for weeks at n time. it
WIS cu%-IRd.
The sanitarium is n private insti.
{ uion oT.rated by Dr.. Georrs E. Bot.
feLmeyer q former Chicago practi-
tlrn<r
In both cases. according to FoTlmer
charged that they been straved and
the treatment they had undergone had
in one case doctors who attended the
two women hastened and in the other
cauDed death
Or. Befhenneyr vas said to hnzs
admitted n women were fed very
rftfieA
Tho women were Mrs. Anna Koinr,
who went to she sanitarium on April
.. left on May 20, and died three
days later. and siirs Gertrude Klas-
So. 20. n stcnosrrpher. who entered
the institution on January IL. stayed
sovera weeks and died last week.
, 1923-05-29
He Had to Get Up
-Four or Five Times
Every Night
Fur Ffsa Years Suffered Frem 6evre
HdnrV md BtaAder Truubh

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