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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-16
WOMAN'S BODY
FOUND BY BOYS
Dies in Water Under Dock
al Portland

PORTLAND. Aug re. - Officers
were today investigating the death
o. Mrs. John Curry. local woman.
whose body was found under tbs
Clay 81. dock by boys IN swimming.
Identification vas made by the wild
aver. who said that his wife had
threatened several times 10 commit
suicide. the police announced.
william Leadbow. 10. a son by =
previous marriage. lives in San Fran
cisco, Curry told the police.
pariment. The japanese wrestling
tricks are the most useful in the
world for police work. be says.
, 1923-02-25
PERSONAL MENTION OF CASPER
PEOPLE AND GUESTS IN CITY

Miss Grace Logan of the vocational
school OF Lander is in the city for the
weekend visiting with friends.
Charles A. Forbes has been confin-
ed to his home for the last week on
account of illness.
A. L.. Owen proprietor Of the Min.
eral Springs apartments and the Grit
feth House of ThermopoIis arrived in
the city Friday evening On a short
business and pleasure trip. While nero
Mr.. Owen attended tho "oakey'' CON
vention.
E. H. Copeland of Kansas City,
Mo-, is a business caller for the week.
end.
George Maish is spending the week.
end at the ranch OF Robert Maigh
west Of Casper.
Minal Young manager OF the New
York OIL company left Friday evening
for New York where he will meet Mr..
and Mrs. Earnest Marquardt who
have been travelling in Europe for the
last two months.
Miss Kathryn K. King OF the
Frantz shop has moved into her new
on South Conwell street.
Miss Lovey Norris, accompany by
her aunt Mrs. Tubbs viii leave this
evening for Los Angeles where they
Will visit for some time. Miss Norris
has been seriously I'll for some time
but Is now much improved.
G. H. o'Donnel, superintendent Of
operations Of the Mutual OIL com.
pany, returned this morning from a
two weeks business trip to New York
and other eastern points in the in.
terests OF the company. Mr.. OrDon.
Dell states that the main topic of in
, 1923-02-25
DR.. and Mrs. Hanna
Arrive to Take Up
Baptist Work Here

DR.. and Mrs. j. t. Hanna arrived
in Casper from Wheatland, wyo.,
yesterday. DIR. Hanna will take up
the work as pastor of the Emmanuel
Baptist church at 18th and Poplar
streets and will also teach the mission
AT Evansville on Sunday afternoons.
DR.. Hanna while residing Mt Wheat.
and has been pastor at largo for the
wyoming Baptists for the last seven
years. Previous to that he was
pastor of two different churches for
eight years each and OF one church
for a period OF four years. He is not
by any means n man who goes from
one church to another but ia a man
who sticks to his Job and always
satisfies those around him.
Mrs. Hanna has been state score
tary OF women's work in the Baptist
church for the past eight years. She
Is a welcome addition to Casper's list
OF welfare workers.
DR.. and Mrs. Hanna have taken
residence at 1874 South Willow.
The Rev. and Mrs. T. I. Blanchard,
who have been here for the last six
months as chapel car workers, will
leave Thursday for Parkerton to re
main four weeks after which they
VIII go to the oil regions. DR.. Blanch-
ard has also had charge OF the
Emmanuel Baptist church while here.
, 1923-02-25

Miss Catherine Mines is confined to
her home, 104 South Fenway, on
account of illness.
DR.. William Kocher returned yes
terday morning from Evanston where
he has been taking a post graduate
course in dentistry at the Northwest
ern university for the last month.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Dougherty of
Mammoth, Wyo., are business and
pleasure callers for a few days.
John Tobin and son Warren spent
yesterday at the Two-Bar ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Butler arrived
this week from Huntersville, Tex,
and intend making their home here.
e. p. Andrews is in the city for
the weekend on business from
Denver.
H. L. Philips Of the Sinclair OIL
company Of Tulsa is a business visitor
here for a short time.
Miss Mildred Gray returned yeSter-
day from Denver alter a
week there visiting friends.
Mrs. c. VIII leave this
evening for her home In California
after spending a week here visiting
at n nome OF her sister, Nrs' sam
Gilardi. During Mrs. Woodcock's
visit hire many entertainments have
been given in her honor.
days from his home in Norfolk, Neb.
A. Cotsworth Jr., general passen-
ger agent at Omaha, Nebr.. since the
Burlington d Quincy railroad, spent
Saturday in Casper IN conference
passenger agent, and IN meeting
various interests here. Mr. Cots.
worth IN ms new posftion succeeds
general passenger agent
w. ]. owe Is spendinS tew
Gays mere haNIls at'eueu guy DSNS
, 1923-02-25

which was enjoyed and appreciated
by all members Of the club. Tho
Misses Margaret Grisinger and Ber-
nice Young dressed in colonial cos
tune danced a patriotic dance. Mrs.
w. W. Lacy read the Courtship of
Miles Standish Of which she made a
brief synopsis. Mrs. Edna Thomas
played and Miss Olive Putney led
the singing. Sixteen OF the members
OF the members of the club have
pledged their help for the Y. w. G. A.
drive. The chairmen Of the different
committees will meet tomorrow even
ing for the purpose Of giving reports
and of discussing business matters OF
the club.
, 1923-02-25
Washington Entertainment
Held by Business Women
Members Of Professional Club from Ohio and
Pennsylvania Hostesses at Luncheon Given
At Hennng Hotel.

Members OF the business and Pro-
fessional Women's club met yester.
day at 1910 at the Henning hotel. The
meeting was in the form of a Wash.
ington entertainment with place cards
of hatchets n cats as favors. Mem.
bers OF the club from Ohio and Penn
sylvania were hostesses and were
Miss 1nez Babb, Miss Madelyn Sea.
bright, Miss Margaret Douds and
Mrs. W. w. Lacy. Miss Douds and
Miss Lacey were attractively dressed
as George n Martha Washington.
while the remainder of the hostesses
were dressed in colonial costumes.
During the meeting Mr.. Bishop sang
Some Where a Voice Is Calling
, 1923-02-25
Social Calendar
for Coming Week
Monday.

Monday.
Mrs. Z. ]. Sullivan will entertain
the Monday bridge club at her home.
Eagles dance at the I. o. o. It. hall.
Bridge party at tho McGrady resi-.
dence in the H~ildebrandt apartments.
Royal Heighbor meeting at the I. o.
o. +. hail.
Senior World Wide guild meeting
in the Baptist church parlors.
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. w. Grant will be hostess at
a bridge luncheon at her home.
Pathfinder lodge No. ~, A. +. and
A. NJ. meeting at Masonic temple.
Thursday.
The Thursday bridge club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Cecil Bon.
Grace English Lutheran Aid meet
ing at the home OF Mrs. l.. Larsen.
Friday.
Masonic dancing party at the Ma.
sonic temple.
General meeting Of the W. c. T. L.
at the residence of Mrs Roderlck
GoTden.
Saturday.
Business n Professional wonen's
luncheon al the HeuninE hotel.
, 1923-02-25

be said to have been performed 4
1852. when the Duke Of Anjou organ
lied a dance composed of performer
representing allegorical and mythol
ogical characters.
, 1923-02-25

Mrs. Virginia Shannon arrived
yesterday from FIT. Worth, Tex, and
will spend several weeks here visit.
ing with friends.
, 1923-02-25

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our many
friends and neighbors for the kindness
shown us during our recent bereave-
ment.
Mr.. AND MRS. E. EsHELMAN
AND FAMILY.
, 1923-02-25

e. C. Collier Is again out and around
after being confined to his home for
the last week suffering from n frac-
tured arm.
, 1923-02-25

terest in the New York financial dis
trict is Wyoming oil and predicts =
prosperous summer with much new
development for this district.
, 1923-02-25
Nine Year Old Sells
$35 Worth of Tickets
To IN elodyland''

Miss Ma'ena Bryne. nine year old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Bryne
of 345 CY avenue. set a precedent
Saturday that is n likely to be
equalled many times by selling $35
worth of tickets to "Melodyland,' the
musical show to he put on by tho
American Legion March l2 and IS.
over the telephone and thereby win.
ming one of the prize wrist watches
offered to any one who sells that
amount of tickets 10 the production.
Miss Bryne made tho record in IS
minutes telephone conversation and
Is h second girl to win one of the
prize wrist watches. The first was
Miss Stella Hogue OF Grant street.
, 1923-02-25

Match your new dress with a hat
made by the designer in the Barcley
Shop. o. S. Observation-Disclosures.
, 1923-02-25

Clarence Webster left last evening
for Denver where he will visit until
Wednesday with relatives after which
he will be Joined by Mrs. Webster at
Cheyenne. Mr.. and Mrs. Webster
will go to Los Angeles where they
will visit for some time.
, 1923-02-25

Graham Shields Furniture company
will save o money on your furnl.
ture.
, 1923-02-25

Your neighbors ave on their furni-
ture and rugs and buy Mt Graham
Shields Furniture company.
, 1923-02-25

d. l.. LaBreche is spending the day
in Salt Creek on business.
, 1923-02-25

The first real ballet" dance may
, 1923-02-25

MR. AND MRS. CHARLES "; BARTON and their daughter Barbara. This is the
ICaper
, 1923-02-25
Friday.

Masonic dancing party at the Ma.
sonic temple. .
, 1923-02-25

General meeting OF the w. c. T. L.
at the residence of Mrs. RoderlcS
Gordon.
, 1923-02-25
Saturday

Business and Professional wosnen's
luncheon At the HenninE hotel.
, 1923-02-25

The Thursday bridge club will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Cecil Bon.
, 1923-02-25

Grace English Lutheran Aid meet
.nE at the home OF Mrs. l.. Larsen.
, 1923-02-25

Mrs. ]. F. Newman left yesterday
for her ranch near wheatiand after
spending several days here visiting
friends.
, 1923-02-25

Fred viIlnave is i'll with an attack
of lasrlppe at his home on North
Durbin street.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-30

"I get out in overalIs and rustic rough jobs. I work in restaurants garages or on the wharves. l drive q truck. I'm d business man looking for some new line to invests in. I've letters Of introduction from cham hers of commerce to business men, and go into their clubs.
 Runs Booze Cargo
 i've been d nieht-swk chauffeur. I've even had job S d door-guard at place l hadn't been able to get the dope on before. l play the slide trombone. and if got me an orches- tra iob in a big hall in Brooklyn that We raided d day or two later.
 At night l put on tuxedo or eve ming clothes. hire a taxi and blow into the cabarets. restaurants and night clubs. Sometimes I'm q retired brewer
 "Iyc worked for hootleggers and pinched 'em after helped run their cargocs. Once I was Eraye-digger, helping bury some booze.
 There was one guy in PhiladeI- phia who never would sell me a drink. though I'd been working in the ueishborhood in ovoralls. Didn't hesitate 10 tell me he didn't like my looks
 "Thrn I dressed up in decent riggin', polished up my gold badge and called on him.
 "YOu're good one.' l laughed. Nov will you give a revenue agent a drirk?' He laughed. too.
 Sure l will he says. And he lid. Then | pinched him.
 Its all there to get. if a fellow goes out to get it. It's just lazy pr crooked prohibition agent that rant show results these days.
 'Ycp." concludes lazy. its all there to get. And I'm getting it."
 And the boys up in the clubs and put in Buclltown and through the Tango Belt agree he's doins a good Iob when ii comes to getting if.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-30
BERLIN WOMEN AROUSED,
 MUST MUZZLE DOGS
Word, War Being WaGed Through ThC PapCr~ n, Non-CaninC
 Owners and Owners of Tets

Berlin. Nov. 3n--A war of words is raging iu Berlin between women who own pet dogs on one side and the police and nou-onners of dogs on the other. II was started when the police put into effect again an order rcquir- ing all dogs to he mnzzlcd and kept
New Britain herald., 1923-11-30
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30 1925

on leash when in the streets. The women dog fanciers charge that this is simply means of prosecuting them for taking tho muzzles off their little pets and letting them loose for run in the ticrgarten.
 The police justify the order by charging that the dogs running loose
New Britain herald., 1923-11-30

about Berlin have become nuisance and q menace to public health. and the non-owners of dogs are arguing against the unnecessary waste of food in maintaining the dogs.
 The war of words is being conduct ed through thcsmedium of commnni- cations to the newspapers
New Britain herald., 1923-11-30
LEY EINSTEIN BUSY
 DOWN IN N ORLEANS
Liquor Detective Having Plenty to
 Do in South
New Orleans. Nov S0--You called for shot" and you got if.

ANSN pTltdhSt NOV. hH~- Ou Gdiitu for a shot" and you got if.
 And no questions asked either.
 Scotch, Canadian. port, sherry. Cor don gin or old lacer--aiI were dis pcnsed freely over a500-odd bars
 Those were the good old days when New Orleans was one big oasis in the vast American desert, when folks called it the "wcttcst city"
 But Them days arc gonc"-sinco lazy Einstein breczcd in.
 For lay is making good his prom ise to dry up New Orleans by Chist- mas
 NiNty-fitc in a Day
 And lzzy today told how hes been doing it ever since he signed up with the prohibition enforcement depart ment three years ago.
 He has engineered something over $500 raids in those threc years raids in which nearly 4,o00.ooo quarts of illicit liquor. worth between s10.- GOO 0n0 and SI5.000, ,00n. have been confscated by Inclc sam.
 My best days work" says lazy. was done in Brooklyn, Between dawn and dusk. re pulled & places. The biggest single haul was 2ooo eases of bonded whisky and 36S bar rels of brandy. That was in a garage in New York. had worked there two weeks as a drunkard glad 10 get job washing automobiles
 Tzzy was born in Austria. He came to America when he was 20, with just enough money 10 get past i'm migration inspectors"
 tiori>t's Helper
 My first joh." he declares, "NHs clcrking m a 1orist'- shop. Rut you can't eat orchids. So vert to work in d dcliratcsscn. That's where got this figure, tHc tips the scales at d little above the zoo mark).
 ''ln 1917 berane clerk in the main post office in New York. Three years later l sought and obtained transfer to tho prohibition department as a field agent, Then things started. How do I do it9 oh, that's sim pie. l register at hotel under 'phony' name.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-30
WOMEN'S FUR TRIMMED COATS
 S45.OO

The first real cold snap" brings with it most welcome Stewart value in fur-tlim- med coats. You slip into them and find your self cozily, comfortably warm. You glance into mirror and note that the coat is ex- ceedingly smart and fashionably correct. The fabrics are of luxurious high pile tex ture, developed in straight-line models trim med with collars of Viatka, Fox, Wolf and Grey Squirrel. Here are exceptional values which, you will find, have been worth while waiting for.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11
,,.''IyvisY'',

mic, pfmofsky koridor pfstup of ktety jako
KEN zachrna tvrdost polskeho du Je pry z aby
zacao ocstou nebot lid z ntrpevs taze proc dosud
nenf zikvidovan nemecky ma5eek pozemkovy ktery tu
zabra dv6 tfeny rozlohy Z&padn hrance Poska budou
bezpecny teprve tehdy az msa koonsd n6meckych IA
ujmou pot chlopi kter jese dnes sou nuceni sehoya
do Ameriky. t4#
tom smysu byl pax schvalen vsem hlasy prot dv9ma
resoucni projev fmz voa vladu ably bez odkladn
pouza pray, ktera poskemu statu pkla smouya versa
ska. I.s. d. Mf+&s
Do ctyf nede ma vada piijit pred snem podrobnym
planem Venkov.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11

sche .Zeitung Bohemia gratu-.
lov~ti, zs jsou v. ceskosloven.
sk4 rspublice, kter& je jako ta-.
kova. matka, ziovna 8 tAmi nei
neabednejsimi dAtnni nejvic Sc
niazlici... \,
Duben nam dosud letos do-H
praval zapomenouti, ze je "bla
znivym" m6sicem. Asi cd 3 dnd
vsak neustale prsi, take Vita
va stoupa q jest citelne chlad-
no. " ably 'tady byl pryni maj
q prinesl nam meme 'taborovych
'resoluci, ale rad6ji. vice te-
|plych slunecnicfl paprskl. Nu-
lie, nzijte vsichni We zdravi to-
hoto mesice l&sky, $ kterymz-
to, upfimnym pranim zdstavam
|jako vzdy Vas
F. Slaby-Bylansky.
NIB. Vsam v&xenym zasila
teldm' illustrovanych americ.
|kych novin srdecn6 diky ia je-
|jich laskavost. v nasem angli-
|ck6m krouzku "Husovy skoly
|Svazu Osy6toveho" zplsObily
|opravdu rozruch pro svoji bo-
hatou vypravu q technickou
|dokonalost. ktera odborniky
|jest obdivovana. Inu. je videti,
|jak jste tam tom ohledu ma
|pfed. Specielni dfky nasledu-
|jfcim damam a pandm, pokud
ma obalce bylo jmeno odesAa-
|tele udano: 81. st. Machaco-
Iva. Rye, N. \. Is Elmwood
Ave. - Emil Folda, Clarkson,
Nebr. - P. Josef Freka. Cleve
land, 1902 E. 116 st. - Pan
|Vaclav Kfivan, Clark Ave., S.
wv. Cleveland, obdrzi zadane
|pokud mozno nejdfive.
Velice jste mas, mill prate-
le potesili a doufame v dalsi
|prizen. Jmenovit6 Practical
Machinery Machinery"
mne zajimalo jako dlouholete-
no zelezare.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11
MOVE DOKLADY KE
KANIBALISMU.

V linoru 1923 prednasel We
videnske "Uranii" H. Anstein
Il Baselu o Kamerunu, byvale|
|drzave n6mecke v zapadni A.
frice, nyni vsak mezi Francii a
Anglii ,rozd6len6.
v zajimava teto pfednasce|
Anstein zminil Sc tez lidojed.
stvf, ktere jev nekterych ca
stech Kamerunu neobycejn6
rozSlreno a kde misty ma do
morodych trzich lidske masoI
byva verejne prodavano. Sam
jisty despoticky nacelnik mutt
sve poddane, kteri prijali kre-
st anstvi, Ike kupovani a pozi-
vani tohoto masa.
Prednasejici predlozil foto-
grafifi lebecne kalvy, polovi-
ci pilkou rozriznute, pochazeii
| ci nedavnych kanibalskych
hodl, niz mock snedcn. Ma
temeni bylo lie spatTiti kruho-
vity otrov, povstaly ostepem,
jln,z lidozrout sve obeti Sc byl
zmocnil. Ma fotografii nacha-
ze.a Sc jeste rozstipena holen,
z niz lidojed vyssal vyborn6
chutnajici morek a vedle toho
zobrazena byla ohlodana do
lejsi celist'. Vse bylo z jedno-
no individual.
kamerunsti lidojedi, podob-
Inc jako vetsina jinych kaniba-
III vefi, ze pozitim srdce v boji
porazeneho nebo zakerne "a
biteho ncpfitele mono nabyti
.icho silly a zmocniti sc jeho du-
se, jez sc pax nemuze mstiti.
krcy musi Sc rovn6z vypiti,
nesni ale ma zemi vytekati. ne
! bot by sc vyparila k nebi
|steupala, volatile k duchym 0
pomstu.
kdyk "a posledni valky sve-
ltove dochazelo iv Africe X po
|tyckam mezi n6meckym a bel
gickym vojskem, divili Sc do
morodci Kamerunu, ze pora-
n6ni z obou tabor1 dopravova-
nj jsou do polnich nemocnic k
leceni. Toto jednani cd belo-
'chl povazovali "a velice nelo-
gicke. >Bitvy syadeny jsou pfec
k vdli tomu, ably jeden re SOU
peru byl dplne zabit,,a ne pro.
to, ably poraneny znovu byl pfi
walden k zivotu. U nich- roz-
umovali divosi - je to mno-
hem jednodussi: poraneny ne
pfitel Sc dobije, m;so jcho Sc
sni a tax vylohy a namaha $
pohrbem Sc tim usetii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11
OBRAZKY z. MATIcKY
PRAHY.
Cd naseho pravidelneho
dopisovatele.
Praha- -Rubenec, cislo $50,
dne Is. dubna 1928,

IFdHd-huOenec, clSlO ooU,
dne Is. dubna 1928.
Tutenkhamen egyptsky fa-
|rao, jiste "a sveho zivota nj
kdy ami We snu 81 nepomyslil,
ze jeho jmeno pride V celem
sv6t6 tax do mody, jak dnes
vsude vidime. Praha ovsem v
Ijeho kultu nesmi zlstati poza-
|du proto vsechny zdejsi svym
orientalnim pdvodem MIN
lspriznene obchody hlavne he'd
|vabnymi latkami mali nyni vel
kou konjukturu v "mOdernich"
egyptskych vzorech, pres 5000
let starych, ktere prodavaji S
tucnym rebachem cd Kc &c.
"a jeden metr dvojite sire W.
Sc. Moda tax stara jest skutec-
he unikem, ale co pax teto vrto
sive vladkyni sv6ta jest nemoz
nym!
Take naSe diyadla a naSe O.
becenstvo zacina ovladati ten
to exoticky vkus: V divadelku
"Adrie" ma Vaclavskem name
sti v zidovskem kuse "Modche
a Rezi", po perle ceskeho diva
|delnictvi Kischov6 kuse "Ton-
ka Sibenice ma onom sv6t6", w.
Istupuje pi. 0. Kohnova j. h., v
divadle smichovskem pax LIE
harove operet6 "Frasquita"
soubretta Lota Bondy-ova a
Hugo kraus, staly host smi-
chovske areny a oblibenec mno
ha prazskych dam. Zidovsky
|vliv uplatnuje Sc zkratka vsu-
de pocet majitell domG 2.
|techto kruhd po prevratu vdci-
hled6 vzrlsta. Cesky mattel
domu pri tom nevi, ktery tisko
|pis a dotaznik ma drive vyplnit
a ktere dane driv platiti, kdez-
to tito novopeceni pani domaci
Isl takovymi vecmi dovedou
iinak poradit, aby Sc z tech
Istarosti nezblaznili: Presunou
je proste ma n6jakou odbor-
me zapracovanou silu a mali
svaty pokoj. Nejaky ten gros,
ktery ma to venuji, Sc Jim
vzdycky vyplati. Ale cesky ma
iitel domu .je same lamento a
na konec padne do rukou ruz-
nych nasich poprevratovych
l"pratel' ieho majetek, mn0-
hdy nejvetsi spofivosti dosa-
sazeny. Sc zakonem ma ochra-
nu najemniku ma dlouhou do
bu Sc iiz nebude moci dale po-
citati, neb phi mem bytove kri-
Sc nijak neubyva a jest mnoho
lidi, kteri pfespavaji v cihel-
mach, nebo Sc hledi ukryti ma
noe We sklepich, chodbach, atd,
ma pr. We skolach iinych ve-
Ifejnych budovach, kde sc jen
ponekud mozno ukryti kontro-
lie, Ably temto nejv6tsim uboza
kum bylo pomozeno, hude po-
tfebi ne urednich "simlu", ale
,,daleko jineho ucinneho zasah-
mutt. Zde je prave misto, kde
mozno v praksi uplatniti RUNE
|spasonOsne filosoficke a filan-
tropicke zasady. Maii-li lide
pracovat a setrit, must Jim by
Iii dana aspoh ia nejnutn6jsi
zakladna: ably NELL kde bydlet.
/ Go je nam pax platno, re name
ministerstvo socialni pece sc
Ispoustou rdznych radu odbo-
,,rovych prednostu? Nebylo by
lape misto zbytecnych byrokra
tickych procedur rad6ji prvni
,fad6 - hodn6 stavet a podpo-
.rovat j soukromy stavebni
ruch? Il;
/ S ministerstvy ylbec name
,spatn6 zkusenosti. Take mini
sterstvo pro zasobovani .lidu
Jest. jak Sc zda PRO kocku",
J nedovede-li zabraniti zdrazeni
tax ddleziteho pfedmetu denn1
vyzivy jako jest cukr, kterj