Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 5, 1918, Page 3

PSH I Otte teh e mente bem 5 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1918 ene, _ PAD su DIERS 4 die S Se SHER eA Bah ika Kk ‘commander ot Victorious 4 rind tePrance| Accgune of | ¥ ishiv in Re- Steward view cf Onerations That Won War. Te, its of many | Jominat [B¥ Axsociatdd Press] WASHINGTON, Dec, 5.—General John J. Pérshing’s ac- unt of his stewardship as commander of the American Ex- litionary forces w iven to the public today by Secre'! etary | it is in the fsa of & preliminary report to the secre- | , covering opera .tions up to November 20 after the German japse. It closes with these words from the leader of. the t . expressir g for those wha served inaae found they had | ' ; fhe he richt flank four companies of thr | Sth d IND OFFICERS FILS WAR STORY forming « new Ine west’ of Thiau- rt to Vigneulles, und beyond Freres: e cost of only we Had villages from enemy sn, and established our lines on to threaten ‘Metz. signal success of the Ameri- st Army in its first offensive |! as of prime importance. » eid them, and the enemy learned finally that he had one to réckon The report shows’ for the first time THE CASPER ‘DAILY TRIBUNE cits in material, w tion, and tanks. accepted the offer sary artillery equi, itzers, guns from their thirty divisions, 7,000, casual- taken 16,000 s, 2 great quan- sed the inhabi- faet that, although m at home, there we The Allies’ © a formidable army der way. with few of the ipixlliaries necessary | for its conduct, in the modern sense. Among our most important deficien-! Tn order to meet our requirements as rapidly as possible we ernment to provide us with the neces- fives, one fifty-five millimeter ho and ene fifty-five G. The wisdom of this ‘course is fully demonstr: rnufacture of thesc salibres mentioned m Ameri@ on our front armistice was signed. of these types produced at home thus ar_ received in France are y-five millimeter guns.® n aviation we, wer. situation, and here again the French government came to our did until our | own aviation program should be un- We ob er@ artillery, avin- of the French Gov- ipment of seventy- P. uF. own factories for ed by the began the we re no nufactured in t the date the The only gups Lei 109 se in the same | | Ch tained from the} Mr Bridge-Luncheon at Townsend Home Today Mrs, Charles H. Townsend and Mrs. igh B. Townsend were hostesses to: day at a bridge-luncheon at the home of Mrs. Charles H, Townsend in North Wolcott street. J, B. Greenough of Lander, Mrs. B. Page Three Children of France will benefit from the tea and the pledges of those whv wish to adopt one or more of the children will be taken at this time. Mrs. Beal and Mrs. Wylond have arranged a mu: al program for the afternoon, the hours to be from three until seven o’cloch eae ociety | Events M. H. Bass and fami) Lincoln street, left ranch near Van Taseell, remainder of the w went er. FARNUM PLAYS _ FIGHTER ROLE Civ- IN FILM PLAY d papers vy Mrs. O. L. Thompson The Medes”; Mrs. W. A. Baker on The Rise of the Persians”; & y R. Johnson, “Cyrus the Great"; J. T. Gratiot, “War With Gre and Mrs. T. C. Tonkin, “Persinr lization.” Luncheon was serv- . ani, William Farnum stages another -Feeteg ecient oa the hice wabien: heh Mrs. H. B. Durham, wife of Attor- big fight in Zane Grey's story of formed the decorations used thruout "ey Durham, is visiting her relatives|“The Rainbow Trai! wt ch comes the rooms. The guest list included. in Lincoln, Neb. beirig called there | '® the Iris Saturday. The fight took |the following: Mrs. Allan Tyler of place at. Monument Creek. nearly 5 »y the serious illness of her father, 4,000 feet down in the Grand ( zo, Mrs. Neal Tyler of Shoshon!, von ‘of! APa. Parnas ced Bill O. Jones, of Denver, is in the| ipreme tribute to our ‘Shon faced “advancing waver | sfficinlly, that with thisibrilliantiy'ex-, FFench the necessary planes tor the| Lloyd M. Tully, of Alliance, Mrs. J.|city attending to his oil interests, hie ocd ea coe ‘volled ‘ecaa ps ers ar n infantry” and the 8rd Di | seated coun, General Pershing’s men} ming and they have provided us|. McKinnie, Jr, Mrs. John Beal, Sie 8 ea cad Maa tlio tom Hitec en, ‘ld the Marne line ‘opposite | ‘74 cleared the way for great effort vith A total of 2.767 pursuit, obser-| Mrs, M. C. Clarkson, Mrs. W. H. Tol- Benefit Tea Tuesday For ate Farnum at the time. bet =thikre aga nat Powerfu’ ofthe Allies and American forces pi Hos, and homing piszes. The} hurst, Mrs. Carl F, Shumaker, Mrs. Fatherless Children of France clothed in the animal skins which he nd infantry attack, “A’ gin’ | 6, oi, irst eirplanes received from home ai . P. C. Nicolay k 4 pg cael Min@at of the Tiled wists oe ee scones vctietac the rived th Mage Meealtogethon tee have Mra JG, Wiederhold, Mew Sohn Mrs. John Beal and Mrs. Roy Wy-| wears in the’ portrayal of the char 3 h.enfotion whic eased beildntateees inc, qaric army mo at onte to- 1 Sethe first “Amerie Te MM M. P Whee Mrs M land will give a benefit tea next Tu- acter Lassiter. It hard to expe Their de ee M. OUr ward crowning ievement, the isthe rst -smerican | Leeper Mra. Qa. at cee yT. | esday afternoon at Mrs, Beal’s home. fight that after th both 4 ‘ on this | oc Ons” | battle of the Mense. an dron ¢ mpletely equipped with |N.. Wheeler. Mrs. Pitt Covert. Jr., at 715. South Dorbin street, to which! Mr. Fars iM . rsays.. “It prpvented| ‘The General tele a drematic story. ¢ n_ production, including air-| Mrs, John McGrath, Mrs. E. E. Elder, | the pill Ya Invited.“"Tea Watherless’ tas sir togatihaad * + * bs a ‘ 5 e a 4 ; - di. e Fatherless ing to ! it a day rertain points.on itt | .¢ this mighty-battle in thee distinct aed rossed the German lines on| Mrs, B. H. Pelton, Mrs.W. R. Sohn | essebememmeers renee er atherless ing to, | e. on elthe> flank, the Ger. | , es, berinning on the night of Sueust 7, 1918. As to tanks, wejscon, Mrs. J. W. Bingenheimer, Mrs. mans who hi: ned ptember 27. when Americans quitk. Were also compelled to rely upon the; W. S. Kimball, Sr., Mrs, W. 8. Kim. »ressed for Our m ‘7 took the laces of the French on /rench production. Here, however, | ball, Jr., Mrs. Maior Ormsby, Mrs. three directions, met the Germs at \.she thinly held line of this Jong aniet ‘Y* Were | fortunate, for the reason | emuth, Mrs. J. B- Barnes, with connter attacks at critical’ ..ctor, The attack opened on Sep- that the French could barely meet|Miss Winnie Bucknum. Miss Edna 3 & seeded in throwing ; the requirements of their own armies. tambe ons into comple + capturing 600 prisoner tege set for which beginni ng of the enemy lient brought overwhelming h entangl here it toll | the story of n who directed it views the encour: 21 of t oops partici H tothe First. Corps ‘ I aining and d - fe) the: cv Meuse onpos On that « follow. wr line of dey offer sive tion that ¢ . ld nt force of the German Thierry offensive Marne s taking. chi nee Between Second. 6 and the Americans drove m “Or November 6 a div reached al which w We had cut the enemy's n¢ but surrender or an armi save his ar r G we took 26 uns on this frant. ~ Our Di- sio d were the First, Sec- ond, Third, Fourth. Fifth, Twenty- ‘'xth, Twentv-Eiebth, nty-Ninth, Thirty-Third, fenth« ion of the 2 point on the dan, 25 miles from riure. The strate- our highest hop: tillery, aviation a voted to military September and 059 prisoners tories.” Thirty- Forty Second, IN CHEYENNE “Tt would be fully r ts. across No- % All the enemy's French government ha st liberal attitude and has been most anxious to give us every possible course, due to the fact that our in-| dustries had not been exclusively de-| FEDERAL GOURT CONVENES alized that the lways taken nd tanks was, ‘of All production. Medes and Per: Mrs. John Mc street was the hostess yesterday af ternoon at a meeting of the 7| Delphian Chapter fhich met to take np the study of “The Medes und the Persians,”” antly spent in discussing \cients,” but the JANUARY OTH Smith, Mrs, H. Tonkin, Mrs. A. Reel, Mrs. |T. Gratiot, R. L. ¢ in meeting our deficiencies | w in these as well as in other respects. Our dependence upon France for ar- . O. Wilson, | Mrs. A. F. Hoff, and Mrs. T. A. Dean, * | Mrs. H. C. Bretschneider ) Entertains Choir Tonight The Presbyterian Choir will be en. L. Patton, Mrs. T. C. H. J. Peterson, Mrs. L. Robert Reed, Mrs. J Mrs, John Grieves, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. A. H. Cobb, Mrs. Mrs. C. A. Wetherell, TODAY Continuous, | p.m. to 11 p. m. Casper’s Leading Show We lead—Others Follow poveres CHARLIE CHAPLIN tes | ee amunications, and no~' -odit is due our own manufacturers | tettained this evening at the home of 66 8 39 j tice \7.) their efforts to mect our require.| Mrs. H. C. Bretschneider on Natrona e amvpion my from complete ments, as at the time the armistice | 8venue. The evening's entertainment Pi as signed we were able to look for-| Vill be mostly musical. we . . ngn ‘ nemy divisions had been | 4 to the early supply of practi- A et Positively, Emphatically, Physically, Charlies } vs'in the Metire-Arzo all dur necessities from our own Natrona Delphians Study p , if > } ns dden of South B best and a Big Special Feature— MARGARET LANDIS IN “Feet of Clay” Muff Sed 19 and 20 Cents ch Natrona The afternoon was pleus- the “an- also were “moderns” th avd tho, Federal court in Cheyenne will \Comsidered wheit the club decided to inetieth, and the ane tata ee! |adopt by proxy two of the French Fa- : Bag y of our divisions in January, the grand jury | |therless Children, Tomorrow usual bes warnine sined in the for | a length of time meeting oh January and the petit | The program for the afternoor j Ps ad rane att only cording to’ an announ nt made c NG 1 . 2 at git ne Kirst, Fifth, s week. The docket A to be nh 72a 1A “man . while, the 5 n eventy| oxtamely. Mahe Eon Sine Saturday—M abe! Normand args.” The set Ninth, and) violation of the Mann act, bootlez-| — ate See ne a ye TENA ‘evan the line tw! ers and slackers principally. It Coming ; Rid Gate ns | ne ee the ‘div not believed that there’ wiil be a et ee Z , si ne 2 on 1 fgehting their € 2 the spurt her of Ba Army atea, where ther edit uc dargcantiiis: cries qual to’ the Beat" ag Au, Pe Seeott whe | The Desert Law E ‘ eens te and equipped mat 1 ry Hy ee Sarai stubbagn’ de-) The Commander-in-Chief does not CASHERGETORRGE Co: } Seen iret men remeber eet armen apr Serer i al British shienine was te b> ee chine guns. an se sicht of the divisions operating i f H TTT oe ia bili. eles 6 eb ck thecal i 4 4 UP 3%: % nvr TRG RAT enquire y led ny <divizions ery. but throneh five davs’ finhts with French an N armies dur-/ Sturge, Hides; Petts, Wodl Futs. ‘em a LA RN me ; hern r 2 First Division continued te ing ‘this: time of the -wvork Rezsonabl Reliable, esponsible. nA 6 th First Div vdvaticn il it, had” rainsd ‘heights rt : a iy ster asateg Pk prisi , y " ‘ 7 ne « orps, ing th ¢ —— ba brig ag eve Sofaoe seme ty Sth Si 2 AMER © GOOD NEWS OF ABSORBING INTEREST TO THE t on the lage of Ber The,Second’D*| jn in the British assault on the Hin, eeting Notices _ | | 3 \ ca'had bee yi epaire farm and rg line where the. St. Quentin) ‘}-—-———__—_______ 4 | Pe ERY FED! d advence “and ses through a tunnel; of how | & ched 9 pbsition in front of Tieny. tie Seeond and Thistyoiath Die NOTICE, PAINTERS | ro i 12S @) as er ak ns. were rt the end of ite sec dav.” These’ ions get their «hance in October’ by, _ Local No. 370 wilt meet tonight at : ; morning of May 2 ~ divisions captured 7,000 prisoners and }..; igned to aid the French in| 7:30; business of impértance, : ss track 4 the commandi Ti 100 » rtillery.”” the drive for Rheims and of the splen-| 5-1t~ J. EDDO, President. t he report on in ite front,.t» describes in eomie de- adid duel the te work of completing the re fona.‘sent, to. join ll other obj m. of the salient, menfioning the patgium, 1 and hi ation aii h, Sard, 4th, 42nd, ~ Of t ers 1 B nN 2nd. 2 wi ith the f the total st 1 ould tur ion of th American Army and the redue the St. Mihiel salient. ton~ as the initial purely A ». A troop conce 1erous contributions air units by French nvolving the movement, , ef 600,000 men. / reme ant batt! the en ogether of these e aprox most Forty d 1 to cfrry it to the edze of the for- | rest of Argonne, was taken over, the Second Colonial French. holding the ip of the salient opposite St, Mibiel, 1 the French Seventeenth Corps the heights above Verdun being I ros each.” ast tome from gin the trench f did fighting of the 37th Forces, ations at Mrum h the infar Of their equipment, he Says: “Our entry into. the war found us — ee and 91st di- the French in Don’t forget th e- Hall, Thursday, zp, m. and refreshments. 4-2 J, H. KR 2 altogether in of some sanitary n ais and the ansk ATTENTION, H There will be a + also in- trom athe) ota-ontthe fight 7. men thtal tharg, month fit B o'clo 338,169 combatant isions have arrived ry personnel of 10 importance to be ta member requested veatward through fave been used.as replacements, Jeay-|) 45 5 gor’ > CARAVAJAL, | were rotor ing 30 divisions now in. Frarce or- ae ene A Beer eplar eg: d into three armies of three Storage, Hides, I ATTENTION, BROTHER MOOSE December Bring your Applicants invited. CASPER STORAGE CO, Reasonable, Reliable, Responsible. » social at Moose 5th, at 9 families. Music USS, Secretary. EAE OD CARRIERS 1 regular meeting of the 5th of this ck ‘sharp, at the Hall. Matters of ken care of. Every | to attend, | *elts, Wool Furs. nsferred to Gen. Pershing'’s com- mbined French, Br air forces mobil the report sa aviation ass¢ don the in « © progress of the The. Di n_and $s and sion d_ station held its the . Pers hing says "s best ¢ : four hours artillery the battle of Belleau’ Wood, T2t on the nm American divisi | Our, men proved su- he fre » advanced at 5 a. m., Sa sivone 4 af } ber 12, assisted by a limit number of tanks marthed t ind partly by F and others rpedoes, wer nds of barb. aking down | my derfobilized t f our artillery fire and our # n th h ovt of the fog. liete diy wions: ini ‘Our First © Corp’ advanced — tc % sand two to the Thiaucourt, while our Fourth Corps kt to the south through The Second Colonial French s group. of Amer’ orved stood between th ‘ Greeting Cards IRIN oT iit 17 ee iil A A” THAT YOU’LL BE SURE TO WANT THIS YEAR (-¢ w ORDER THEM NOW AT THE TRIBUNE A BEAUTIFUL SEL ECTION | 70 PICK FROM— orps,made tadvence requir “d of it o ery a fBeult ground, and ¢ Fifth Co: took. its three ridges hee of the enemy in the great ricin troop moveme repuleed a counter attack.” A a fl swine apd ° i march brought Jeverve “regi- r id be use; iy of & divi on of the Fifth Corpe / 1 thd early morning, ik fad up with patrols of our , h Corps, closing the salient and {fil} Rheims, faced into ait of July 15 and cld their ground unflinchingly her Fourt ORDER RS MUST BE PL, PLACED NOW TO IN- ‘SURE PI PRIOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY Min i A cor RAR nm i aaa ie Vicinity 4 We Have Placed on Sale ES . 325 Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats; this Falls style. 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