Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 8, 1918, Page 6

SPAGE SX | |rooms in a village that is now uni the fire of the German guns. THe TERRIBLE JINX PICARDY HOME |S (Sr tactrac ct . Boche thrust forward and captured | Cease ys \ Montidier. He had been fighting in another sector, and obtained permis- H vd jsion to visit his home to see how | ar] things at home were, with none of weed the family to look after them. When a WHY WE MUST FIGHT “Winning of Pe Gi i : . vas happy—as happy as 2 ubttul as Kesult’ of Sea- American Headquarters Lo- |and mother to flee from the dearest son’s Hard Luck | eaten “Hieeae place to them on earth. | pecan Beni ctuiTon | Your Success Depends on Tribune} y H.C. i “€United Press Staff Correspondent.) BEER Le SEE! Advertising. NEW YORK, July 8.—The official United Press Staff Correspondent.) ' Individuality, _ = 4 smart styles, quali- ‘jinx of the National league seems WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES | ty, workmanship, ladies’ Pailor-made to have attached itself to Christopher !N,PICARDY, June 18.—(By mail.) ‘garments. L. C. Moore. oesillcag —A little French sergeant came g thome to Picardy the. other day to Whether Matty can win the pen- °e 9 Fi | ° 9 see the house where he was born, nant now is a question. He has hag Where his father and mother, and lots of discouragement. But if the his op EI and) ‘grandmother ‘breaks should turn for a short time - THE SMOKE HOUSE Furnishes Everything but the fish. lived. : 5 At the big fireplace where his and give him another boost, no|grandmother used’ to sit, he saw Giants or Cubs are going to stop that | American officers, warming up from heavy hitting and game organization the evening chill. of baseball players. As he stood in the doorway, he First off this spring Hal Chase did | looked just to the right, and there a handspring on his ear and turned were piles of sandbags in front of 20) with a sprained shoulder. Now, the entrance to the cellar. The floor when a ball player of Chase’s breaks | Of the house was about a foot high-| a leg or an arm or is otherwise et than when he knew it. In every | placed_on the shelt if hurts. Sher-;room unhewn trunks of trees a foot wood Magee did a fine job of first in diameter were sunk in the brick also basing while Hal was out, but after floor, and supported the ceiling. He i; all there is only one Ghase Then Went’ to the attic. More sandbags. Ci ars ® couple of outfielders pulled up|Two great layers were piled evenly S lame, with the result that Chase was over the entire top floor. Then he Pi impressed into outfield dut while looked about at strange objects in pes Sherry continued to first base. When |the corners. They were heirlooms, 5 Chase was ready to take his turn at but so wrapped that he could not Cigarettes sthe first _base station again, Ed recognize them at first. Old pictures, Rousch slid into second base at ts, old glass flower esses— Tobaccos rooklyn with one leg pulled the ything that was dear to him and Wrong way. The result was another is father and mother had been mame on the hospital list. mma on the 4 carefully put away. Our Soda Fountain is on the ube Bressler, a quite canable left- e little sergeant smiled. Being, 4 + i hander was called to the army. Fred | soldier he knew what sll the sand. || JOb again. Everything soft Toney hasn’t been himself. Pete bags, the raisine of the floor, and the and cold to drink. Schneider pitched one fine ame an ant. The house had been tthen relapsed with a lame arm .And,+ Ps e as poss there youare. It_is just a littl ible from shell-| je Souse of f ! Can’t d GOOD TOOLS surest thing you know! That’s why we were so careful in our buying. We wanted to be sure of your satisfaction. And there’s no doubt about that. The quality of the materials and the workmanship, the perfect bal- ance and accurate tempering all result to your satisfaction and prices are right, for as we buy for less we sell for less. | LOWE BROs, saz HOLMES HARDWARE COMPANY “x: Refrigerators and Lawn Mowers Phone 601 ao ana oe ine El fg MATINEE 2:30 the next nation to endure the Black shadow “2 : of the Prussian eagle Stier MY FOUR YEARS «GERMANY -; a ——— 2 Explains fully why the United Stale iin thewars om patriotic picture that every Avresican chordie ____ EVENING—First Show at 7:00 Mini mm mT nT Hi NS ua NNN NNN nH Cnn nnn I Mrs mr Matinee 2:30 and 4:00 Night: First show at 7:00 WEDNESDAY---THURSDAY, JULY 10th and 11th ME SS IA Sotoat ote tot OR RY Cock Rohe Lote tote te tote tote Meteo te Sete ete e tebe heo hele tr tinh ter’ OSES OSE So ho-So-<fo-afe-fo-cte fo afo-aSo ofe-ctecfe Seer siete dio tie io ee care oe or Oar see see tee Oe HPN eo 0 Oh AP Pe RS e-0% See: 5 00% > o-eo-ehe-ho-efo-e§ So eSoefe-efo-egoatoate PUPP rep seo ho deo eo ee eee ease 4Se OS o Hee Or Ier 68 1 PUN AOE O EY CELEBRATION PAGEANT HELD AT CASPER PICTURES OF THE , = Soto teats Pot RO RO ORO &2 Deere doeiocgerte ste to chocte dot efor Ge ehohoee rer ete- ate eto ato-ogestectoage Bodo forge-cfoctege- soto ste ste-atecteateate cheats io oho Soar to aSo-oho-alo-ehe-eie ete ele ate ES BeeoeSo-aSe- eGo <ho-So-ehe-ofe-oSe-ao- she o5e-e5o-sSe-aSo oh ae sje fo ehe eho eho eke one ete ofe-ote oe 4% Sooo ete eae ato eke ate eg Perereineeceerereerermarmeeocror ns, = ~ oS Go Sethe So aSe-4S0- 4S <80-45 OEP Sooo aoo oo oe to eoe-ee- Boege-sto-cSe-sSo-sfe-eSe-efo-e%s PP OL INS LOLOL O GI NIG IPA EPEC EPO & will be screened at the Iris Theater two days—Wednesday and Thursday, aid 10 and 11. Matinee and Night. See yourself in pictures. f See the Liberty Chorus, led by Dr. Thomas in action. in whi = marchers and floats show perfectly e Liberty 8, led hy Dr. Thomas in action. See the parade in which the N- ture of th celebration is clearly shown. Also these regular programs in addition to the local pictures. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY June Caprice in “Blue Eyed Mary” Wallace Reid in “Believe Me, Xantippe” . = Q and her sprightly adventures in the field of love This play was seiecied by the Judges of Harvard University as the best play submitted to them in competition. N ‘ b& a) v CEMA A AHA AAA OM MAM MMMM MMMM P EA LABDBDSE A ie” aa a ee ee eee