Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 27, 1918, Page 4

“HANSOM DIRECT TO BERLIN” These British Tommies intend to triumphant ride through Berlin. Of ce The cab was found in a ruined village ern front. SCIENCE CHURGH IPENS HOUSE TO SOLDIER YANKS “Welfare House,” Established in ‘London, Furnishes Temporary Home for Thousands Fight- ing Men LONDON, Sept. 27.—On August 1 as“already announced in a cable dis- patch to the Christian Science Moni- tor, the Christian Science Welfare House, for thé use -of the Allied forces, at 112 Eaton Square, London, S. W. 1. Week af- ter week vast contingents are being added to the American army already transported across the Atlantic; con- sequently thousands of soldiers and sailors now find a temporary home in the little island from which their forefathers set sail in quest of lib- erty three centuries ago. The Wel- fare House is primarily intended for the convenience of those officers and men of the United States army and navy who are interested in Christian was opened es to com The Christian Science Welfare House is situated in a convenient close to the American em- center, and the busy thorofare around Victoria station. Various bus§ routes pass close by, and tube and under- ground railway are easily and quickly reached, but the creeper-clad house s in a wide, sunny square, spreading plane trees cast a hade in the long, hot summer cool The house is designed to help and iend in every way the men of the allied forces. It is actuated by the desire to do everything to make the men feel as much at home as possible. The reception rooms, it is hoped, will provide and ac ble place where friends can meet, while for the con- ence of the men an information u will be open from 10 a. m. till 6 p. m., and a register will be kept of the addresses of those who let rooms or take in boarders. The bureau will also be prepared to make arrangements for those officers dr men on leave who wish to spend a quiet time in the countyy, while for those anxious to see something of the sights of London expeditions to to interesting parts of the’ city, includ- ing picture galleries and museums, wil! be planned, and the bureau will always be ready with the names of hosts and hostesses willing to invite officers and men, si y or in small parties, to their houses, so that all who desire may share the social in- tercourse that can only be enjoyed in the midst of home lif The Christian nce Welf ve House, too, has reading and writing rooms will also be available at the men can make themselve Bay LIBERTY Bonds to Feed Fighters. | Furnished by ° | OTIS & COMPANY., | | Ground Floor Oil Exchange Bldg. Stock Bid Ask. 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You will find it right: right quality, right price, quality service when- |bick to the hospital, but I saja "N couldn’t bear the thot of going back} “Then I decided to try Tanlac, as I heard so much about it ‘and it’s the -honest truth this medicine did more for me than I ever thot any- I have taken six bottles now, and my “stomach is in fin bed and my hisband had to leave/|splendid condition. | ‘h I had the | appetite and can eat anything I want best attention I could get but noth-|and never suffer the lest bit after- “Tanlac certainly has built me up| Just think, before I I was so weak, I just couldn’t do took it, I didn’t have strength ened w I can do every bit of my house work, ‘even | ceing to do it. I’m glad for to the washing, if necessary, and I|one to know what Tanlac sleep like a child and wake up in|for me and~hope the story , the mornings feeling refreshed and|case will help other sufferers full of life. I’ve gained twenty}the same relief.” . pounds and look so well that my doc- Tanlac is sold in Casper } tor told me to keep right on taking Casper Pharmacy and in ).. the Alcova Mercantile Co_ I just a, fine SCENE FROM “HEAKTS OF THE WO THE LYRIC SOON. ANNOUNCEMENT TO BOOKKEEPERS AND PEN Classes in Business Penmanship. Ornamental Writing, } and Lettering willbe conducted at the Casper Business ( 7 to 9 p. m., Tuesday and Thursday of each week. An RLD” COMING FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1913 ny Yo ge TC Io PROGRESSING Will Be Ready to Run Oil Soon, “At last I got so bad off that I was taken to the hospital, and had} an operation performed. I was there | for five weeks, \and finally got back! home. I) Earl C. Boyle 231-237 N. Center Phone 9 for thoce who wish to write better. Opening October ist. Say Reports; Pilot Butte Pipe aiiwas | & Spertect (wreck, Line Delivering to Tank Cars: ~* was so weak I couldn’t move around | the house at all and had to stay right | | a ES Natrona blacksmith and wagon{ The plant of the Riverton refinery Shop now open at W. W- Gordon, ‘is nearing completion, altho the firm stand, West Second and Elm streets, * First-class work and satisfaction| has had some trouble to due ,guaranteed. W. J. Thurman, 9-23-6t false feports sent out about in the ——————— some past, it has gqne ahead with com- FASS Our property with us. The Se-| mendable celerity i nthe building Of piag.% 10a" Co. Reom 4 Kimball Sarists) the refine at Riverton and will soon —————-—— jbe in shape’ to run oil. * 2 8 The Illinois pipeline from Pilot List your property with u: Butte is running oil from that field Security Loan company, room 4, Kim: to the railroad right along and seven | ball Bld cars were sent out to the Cas; fineries Monday. As_ the plants take oil from other fic the state, there is every 1 that they can spare enough for the Riverton plant. The new plant will make gasoline jand motor fuél, its main output when it starts up as these two articles of commerce in the petroleum world ure the most in demand. —— SURVEY OF OIL FIELDS BEING | | MADE BY U.S. The Geologi Survey is maki a map of Wyoming and the Wyo- ming oil fields. The work will take about two years to “complete but much has been done already. One of the surveying gangs are now at Riverton going ,over the country there and they have but recently fin- ished up at Tehrmopolis where they surveyed out the Warm Springs and other fields. RP FIFIFTIFSIFSLISISLLILL LA inspection. os Miss Neer announces the opening of her classes in classic, interpret- ive and modern dancing, Saturday, September 28, at I. O. O. F. hall. 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