Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 7, 1918, Page 6

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Hancourt is seven miles east of the Somme where the gpjitting incidents. present British drive started Thursday. ‘Quentin front. week totaled 20,000. ‘THE VAMP’ IS FEATURE FILM IRIS THEATER « If you wish to laugh, be enter- tained royally, and incidentally learn something of the methods familiarly ascribed to those members of the feminine sex who deliberately set out to fascinate the opposite sex. you should not fail to see “The Vamp,” Enid Bennett’s new photoplay which will be shown at the Iris theater Suh- day. It is a Paramount feature, and was produced by Thomas H. Ince. There is a well ststained plot by @ master-craftsman, C. Gardner Sul- livan, involving a labor mix up in a coal mining district and a Hun scheme to foment trouble. The vamp wins her husband and also exerts her a talents in this gentle art to win the secrets of a vile schemer employed by the Germans. Enid Bennett has a wonderful role, it is said, to which she does full justice. She is splen- didly supported. — Mothers and White Ribbon Recruits Enjoy Afternoon The Mothers’ Meeting and the White Ribbon Recruits of the W. C. T. U. held a most successful session . yesterday afternoon at the Carnegie Library from 2:30 until 5 o’clock. Over seventy were present to enjoy the excellent program and to gain an inspiration from the talks given by the superintendent and presidents of the W. C. T. U. The meeting was especially for mothers and children. or the White Ribbon Recruits as they are called. Four new members were. added to the W. C. T. U. and ten White Ribboners were adeed to the roll. Delightful re- freshments were served after the pro- gram. Mrs. Viola Bailey made the intro- ductory speech, Mrs. McBride gave a reading, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Hood were enjoined in a duet. while two recitations were given by Beulah Bailey and Irving T. Honnold, Jr. The president and superintendent of the W. C. T. U. desire to thank all who helned to make this meeting so syccessful. 2 #8 Casper Pioncers Will Resume Meetings Tuesday Mrs. P. C. Nicolaygen will enter- tain the Pioneer Society of Casper, at her home Tuesday - afternoon, the regular meetings being resumed at this time. Now Open COURT HOTEL Penny Arcade Bldg. Modem Rooms , Reasonable SPECIALS New arrivals in $5 ai $10 HATS These are exceptional values, and we invite your inspection. The Popular Priced ¢: Millinery <: Wyatt Apartment. Room just opposite desk as you enter ST. MARK’S EPISCOPAL Wolcott and Second Streets. Sunday school at 9:45 o’clock a. m. in charge of Mrs. P. C. Nicolaysen. Evening prayer and sermon at 5 o'clock. FISRT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Walter H. Bradley, Minister Delaware and Durbin Streets The changes and repairs now be- ing made are not completed and there will be only one service tomor- row. At 11 o’clock the pastor will speak on ‘What God Expects of inan.” Miss Margaret Longshore will sing “Hold Thou My Hand,” Briggs. by Guy Rounds, one of the local cow- boys, who has been foreman of the Bucknum ranch northwest of Casper has accepted another position with another rancher and his place will be! filled by Ed Bohlin, one of the best known of the Casper cowboys and horse riders. Ed has been tied in Casper for several days because of a case in which a sheepherder was ar- rested on a robbery charge and which Ed has been subpoenaed as a witness. He ha s also lost a leather vest while staying in town and wants to get out in the country before worse happens. Ed and Mrs. Bohlin expect te leave for Bucknum Monday. es THE SPRAGUE Get settled for the winter in clean warm rooms at moderate rates. They occupied | Farther south They also captured which Bunker insists on regarding as | Zorel-le-Grand, Metz-en-Cauture and the western vortion of his own former self is shown-as is’ 10 Havrincourt wood, indicating progress along the whole St. | the faithful dog—Nayoleon— and British casualties announced during the past the inimitable grandmother of the CHURCH KICK | Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nicolaysen of} | Wolcott and Third streets have for Rams For Sale |guests'the Misses Katherine Green- jough of Lander and Miss Frances The young ladies are on their the || We have for sale 500 head of yearling and two-year-old Cots- : _' | Abbot School at Andover, Mass., and | a L Even funnier than “The Varmint” |then Emma Willard School at .Troy,|] wold Rams, Wyoming raised, registered. or Booth Tarkington’s famous ‘‘Sev- |New York. pure bloods, not enteen”’ in which he has recently ap- | % Si Pn peared, is JacK Pickford’s newes! | Paramount picture, “His Majesty Bunker Bean.” This is to be shown at the New Iris theater tonight and} the welcome néws has just come that clever Louise Huff will play the role of the engaging young “Flapper.” Others in the cast are Edythe Chap- man, Hart Hoxie and Gustav Seyffer- titz. Hart Hoxie plays “The Great- est Pitcher” and Bunker Bean and | the Flapper regard him as the world’s | |eighth wonder, adding much to the fun of the production which abounds in humorous situations and side- The mummy \JACK PICKFORD IN NEW SCREAM Tonight is the time to hear the fa- mous De Moss entertainers at the Baptist church at 8 o'clock. You will enjoy this treat of music, song and story. . 9-7-1t* on the 14th or 15th of Septem- be shipped out to Ogden on the 15th of September. Wire for prices, stating number wanted. R. S. Brooks & Son, Ogden, Utah 6 eins W. C. T. U. CONVENTION CONVENTION CALL WYOMING WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEM- PERANCE UNION The thirty-fifth annual convention of the Wyoming Woman’s Christian Temperance Unio n will be held in Cheyenne. at the Congregational 9-7-6t' as teachers. Round Oak Heaters ‘Flapper. AGED WOMAN CLAIMED IN DEATH LAST NIGHT |_ Mrs. Marguerite Minich, mother of Edward L. Minich, died last night at the home of her son, after an illness THE MOST EFFICIENT. due to old age. She was 78 years of ;age and had made her home for THE MOST DURABLE some time with her son. She was born in Pennsylvania. THE MOST DEPENDABLE | The funeral will be held tomorrow jafternoon at four o’clock from the Shaffer-Gay chapel, the Rev. J. J. —The Stove that backs up BUILD Gti 9 the Government on the Se THE SPRAGUE HOTEL Rooms $15 and $20 per month. Only a few left. 914-4t conservation of fuel. We will save'you money on the price of the Stove —The Stove that will save you fuel—you will save yourself time and worry. We guarantee all we claim for our line of stoves. if you don’t get as good service or merchandise at the Smokehouse as you ever got at any other first- class cigar and tobacco store. WE WANT YOU TO HAVE IT! Cigars, 25 in a box SMOKE HOUSE } Our prices are right— our goods the best. 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Can you face that silent question in every eye—‘“Did you Register?” On the street, at the theatre, everywhere—that silent question—‘Did you Re; Your country calls. There must be no man so careless, so base as to fail to This is the roll call of Amerita’s sons. Let no man fail to respond. Register! __ How will you square yourself with your wife—your children—your conscience —if you do not register? Help to swell the registry list—its length is going to strike terror to the Kaiser’s soul. Register! / The man next door says he’s glad he has.a chance at last to show the Kaiser which side he is on. He’s going to register early. If you don’t register for Uncle Sam you are registering for the Kaiser. 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