Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 6, 1918, Page 3

| Fe 4 INGERMANY? IN (Continued from Page One.) Kaiserism in a bitter straggle. { years in Germ: onous type of German intrigue. - 4 tures with realism and truth. i ‘will be seen in this Monday and Tuesday. speeches. Each responded eloquent- Refreshments, consisting of ice-| were arrivals in Casper yesterday atre «Ki " ve said America dared not|!y and cheerfully and the boys all/cold lemonade and ice cream, were and are making a brief visit with Mr. { The five|enjoved the cheery messages given enjoyed thruout the evening but ev-|Perry’s daughter, Mrs. Earl E. Han- 3 anything, that there were $nared thousand. Germans evening. ard said: tion, and for that reason in German autocracy.” AP LOVE'S GONQUEST? WITH try in years, Fat the New Iris theater Sunday. For this production many lavish settings were erected, including the nalace of Gismonda, the church and In the representation of the various scenes, some highly artistic mob effects have been de- vised by Edward Jose, the director, who handled several thousand men the convent. and women with the highest skill. ed on heayy foundations, tention is excentionally beautiful. NINE HUDSON MEN LEAVE HUDSON, Wyo., July Pweek, time, men, son, ellent music, | When the boys departed this morn- ing a large quantity of fruit, nuts, candy ,tobacco and cigarettes were put on the train for them to enjoy on the way to the shipyards. —— pean an (By Dr. Walter H, Bradley.) is war in its greatest outcome will not be decided at the front. We expect and trust our boys to do their | part “over there” but that means we| should do ours here. A house is not finished when the front walls are up. The back must not exposed. y not long ago that for the success- ful prosecutisa of the war it was just orn na, to have proper organ lo Ie a and support behind the lines as e ave order and discipline at the nt. We demand order and obe-| and honor from our soldiers, And when they, ey must not be i pe simerican church and the Ameri represent, f BG FILM PLAY; It was Ambassador Gerard who defied the Kaiser and brot to Amer- jea the most startling facts that a ‘ation has been permitted to expose the Fort Casper chapter of the East- avout an enemy. His book, “My Four y,”” startled America fi woke this nation to the menace H Tarked behind the black shadow e I Kf Prussianism, There is no other|at each place either a Shriner or a an that has ever been privileged as r. Gerard has to look under the steel elmet of ae a out bra oe e whole poi- ot Coa te clay a nations with lakspur, red, sweet peas, khis authorized film version of this ook Mr. Gerard bares the innermost secrets of the Kaiser’s most insidous plots. Vividly every act that led up to the war has been traced in pic- Down thru every period, Belgium, the Lu- cirantds the Marne, and all the other nsults that were hurled at America great picture, which will be shown at the Iris The- who would rise, and Gerard said, “Yes and there are five hundred and one thou- sand lamp posts and that is where they will find themselves hanging by Concerning the picture, Mr. Ger- “TI want to bring home to ur people the gravity of the situa- I have watched it carefully during its pro- duction, that it will present a clear picture to the mind of every Amer- ican citizen of what America faces LINA CAVALIERI SUNDAY Acclaimed as one of th« finest mo- tion picture roductions in this coun- “Love's Conquest,” based upon “Gismonda,” the celebrat- ed play by Victorien Sardou, which | is the second starring vehicle in Par- amount pictures for Mme. Cavalieri, Fi the famous operatic star, will be seen In the construction of these im- nse sets, solid buildings were erect- covered with concrete and cement. This sol- idity was necessarv in order to pre- vent vibration and insure the best photographic results. The scene of the convent and the adjoning ceme- tery, where Gismonda spends much of her time raving for guidance in the ffnirs of state which eneage her at- FOR WORK IN SHIPYARDS 2.—Lee Groves, Dick Ballew, Joe Christol, Joe Rogers, Harold Roberts, Jesse Mathe- son, Earl Hotchkiss, Frank Gaber, and ilfred Brunel left Hudson this morn- wing for the shipyards at Seattle, hav- ng volunteered as shipbuilders last They intended to go yester- day but were delayed until today by their transportation not arriving in Large crowds of Hudson citi- zens gathered at the depot both days to bid the boys Godspeed. Last Sat- urday night a farewell dance was giv- en at the Star theater for these young It was one of the most suc- cessful dances ever attempted in Hud- Boyle’s orchestra furnished ex- a Shriners Banquet Selectives At Masonic Temple—Dance Later oe Last evening the fifty-odd select- ives who will leave this evening to enter training at Fort Logan, Colo., were the guests of the Shriners of Casper at a fine chicken dinner with all of the accoutrements that it is possible to serve. The members of and hes been home on a short see % 2 the city. furlough. The young officer is a omo Casper boy and has many friends here werk. ents at Cody, Wyo. omo 2 Red Cross Dance at Clarkson Ranch On Saturday, June 22, the ranch 138 North McKinley street. home of Mrs. Joe Clarkson, was a Cc mo scene of great festivity, the occasion J.C. being a Red Cross dance given by on an inspection srip. Miss Jennie Clarkson. The house was . ses Omo tastefully decorated with bunting ern Stars, under the direction of Mrs. Peter C. Nicolaysen, prepared and served the dinner. One hundred twenty-five covers were placed and selective was seated. The long table was gaily and ef- fectively decorated with red, white and blue flowers. Red and white car- her husband, G. C, Coaking. and one. was reminded of Wyoming | Oomo , and ‘@ lark- ummnrsen:tlowers, ard rogre lar in the days of her youth by the lone spur, were the flowers used chiefly. At both ends of the table were grouped the flags of our allies, while the Stars and Stripes were prevalent everywhere. C. H. Townsend passed the cigars following dinner. Dr. H. R. Lathrop officiated as master of ceremonies and called on Attorney W. O. Wilson, L. A! Reed and Attorney Floyd E. Pendel! for appreciate he pleasure that followed ing. until the great light arose in the éast fo] and the guests said adieu. by the men. At nine o’clock the guests went down to the ball room where the Mothers’ league, working with the; Shriners, gave the boys several very the Red Cross chapter at Casper. happy hours spent in dancing. The Om O Tris orchestra furnished the music un- Oscar Thomas Guest at til midnight. Punch and wafers were Fish Breakfast Today served. Oscar Thomas, one of the select- well worth investigating. Comfort kits were presented to/ives to leave this evening for Fort Oomo each young man in the service, the, Logan, was the honored guest at a kits being made under the direction | of Mrs. L. A. Reed, chairman of the Red Cross comfort kit committee,!at 745 South Beech street. The fish ern trip. with the help of the Mothers’ league were brot in fresh this morning from Chicago, and the Eastern Star ladies. |Ten Sleep lakes by a young and ener- opoO getic fisherman. Dinner Club Meets Tonight | With Mr. and Mrs. Nicolaysen The Dinner club will be entertain- ed this evening at a six o’clock din-| ner by Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Nicol- aysen at their home at North Wol-| cott and Third avenues. Covers were laid for ten, two of the members be- ing unable to attend. Patriotic decorations will prevail, the flowers inthe center of the table being red, white and blue. Follow- ing dinner auction bridge will be played. Oomo | were unattended. | tains. Lieutenant Leeper Left | omo | Fort Fort Sill, Oklahoma Mrs. J. B. Barnes Will | Lieutenant Carroll Leeper, son of; Entertain Bridge Club Mayor and Mrs. John F. Leeper left” this afternoon for Fort Sill, Okleho- next Monday afternoon with Mrs. J.. friends. ma, to take special work in military B. Barnes at her home in North} training. | Beech street. Three tables of bridge Lieutenant Leeper graduated but «will be in play. The bridge club way. an few weeks ago from West Point meet= every two weeks. ine every for the delicious supper which way and his son, Jack Perry. was served at one o'clock. oO mo The proceeds of the evening, dition, has opened offices Duluth, Detroit, Mr. Thomas and the hostess. OoOmo Out-of-Town Couple Wed at Parsonage | will retarn Mo. oma and James P. Barton of Thermopo- mony. omo Om oO Mrs. W. O. Wilson and son are in | Military academy at West Point, N.|from their summer home in the'S moontains to spend a day or two in'z Miss Luella Spencer has returned who will wish him success in his from 2 few weeks visit with her par- mo Mrs. R. Miller of Los Angeles, Cal., has arrived to spend some time with her son, Z. Q. Miller and famliy of Snook and S.Gorring Vid- ler left today for the Lusk oil fields Mrs. G. C. Coaking left last night and flags. Friends and neighbors re- on the Burlington for Denver where sponded. cordially to the invitations, *he Will be joined in 'a few weeks by m™oO B. F. Perry and son, of Denver, The marriage took place at where they have’a summer home, af- five o’clock and the young people ter spending some time in the moun- Gel. H. Wootten, former auditor at the Casper National bank, is spend- The Monday Bridge club will meet ing a few days in Casper visiting SS The Midwest Investment company, horse back riders, mule teams and|the Domino-Wyoming Oil company, wagons and Ford cars making their the Pioneer Realty company and the way over the crests of distant hills. Lusk Development company, al] un- By nine o’clock most of the dane-|der the management of Kenneth R. ers had ‘assembled and all who have Woolley, have moved their offices to ‘ever attended a country dance can suite 218-219, Oil Exchange build- A. W. Major, real estate dealer and amounting to $40, was turned into! the promoter of the Casper View ad-| in the building opposite the Iris theater. | Casper View addition is said to be one of the finest parts of Casper and Mr. and Mrs. Earle D. Holmes of fish breakfast given this morning by Scuth Pine street, will leave some- Mrs. Henry A. Johnson at her home time next week for an extended East- They will visit in Denver, Buffalo d New York city. They will also| visit Mr. Holmes’ parents in Olean,! The gvests included Miss Whittak-| New York, and Mr, Holmes’ mother ler, Mrs. Sam Service, James Simons,| and brother in Cleveland, Tenn, and by way of St. Louis, | A. K. Barnes, a brother of J. B.! Miss Nannie S. Lamb of Shoshont Barnes, attorney for the Midwest Re- fining company, arrived this morning S= lis, were married yesterday after-|in Casper and will be associated with noon at the Gantz Memorial M. E.| his brother in his law office in this church parsonage, the pastor, Rev.| city. Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Barnes re- J. J. Giblin performing the ring cere-| turned also from Evergreen, Colo., | Wanted girl to assist in a general = Jeffryes Studio, O, S. build-|™ The July Showing of Ladies’ Fine Underwear Is a special feature for one week beginning The Russian general, Korniloff, said |p Watch Our Windows July 9th Our big stock of silk, satin, crepe, tissue nainsook, and other fabric is complete. All kinds of garments will be shown at very attractive prices at the time of year when you need them most. All Broken Lines at Close-Out Prices The Webel Comincitcial Co. “THE BIG BUSY STORE” United States Food Administration, License No, G18057 Watch Our Windows = | q Conrad Biedermann has resigned! Mr. and M: his. position with the Standarz Uni McKinley street, are expecting a visit | ‘company and will leave tornorrow, 170M the former's sister and husband, for home home at Kenyon, Minn. Af- _ter a two weeks’ visit with his par-| ents he will join the other selectives } from Minneapolis for war «ervice. Z.Q. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Bell, the first pot the week. Announcement AANA A ET necessary to buy a car that will really help you to economize. The HUDSON is a safe buy in this respect. It is so well built and so perfectly finished in every detail, that it renders a serv- ice satisfactory in every way. The 50,000 Hudson car owners are a proof of this fact. At this time, when the cry on every hand is “Economy,” it is THE MIDWESTERN INVESTMENT COMPANY COLISEUM GARAGE CO. Corner Linden and Wolcott Streets PAGE THREE iss Ida May Rowe and her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ryan have Miss Ruby Rowe who has been vis- moved into the rectory on East Sec- iting in Casper for the past few weeks ond street and will occupy the prop- left yesterday for their home in St.jerty until a rector is appointed to Joseph, Mo. | take the Rev. R. B. Hutt’s place. Miller of North! DOMINO-WYOMING OIL COMPANY LUSK DEVELOPMENT COMPANY PIONEER REALTY COMPANY —have moved their offices from— 157 So. Center Street to Suite 218-219 OIL EXCHANGE BUILDING KENNETH R. WOOLLEY, Manager Hl UTR HUDSON SUPER-SIX Benes ve Phone 724 MMT TTT oe TPTHIY V7 HAUTE HL Atl LTT ON TUPLE WH LITHIA o«