Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 21, 1918, Page 2

Stace ae my PC ae 10 res menace rooted more deeply than e A rd, who has accomppanied feminine touch—and puttees are not} -ommonly appreciated, and only in| fleet from Europe. dent Wilson to the peace conference,| worn The Students’ Army Training Corps born at Meadville, Pa., 48 years ago If the women war-workers only system, under which more than 133,- today. knew it, a woman in ordinary, dainty 000 students in 565 colleges of the Dr. Morton Prince, noted neurolo- civilian dress is just about twice as These are the things that the| United States were brought into the gist and psychologist, welcome to the soldier’s eye as one | army this fall, will cease to exist to- war relief movements in uniform. Difficulty of] fully overcome eadnaugl wee HE OLD Fil ELIARL er LANTEN. Ss C or B LACK Cc Be CAPSULES or Carrier complete eradication is there P y and night, in| y-day Amefican ' must under- day. land, born in Boston, 64 years ago aa i. ae today. arrears ; must appreciate at their ful!] In the northern hemisphere today seneral ot Lhere Now, Tommy, |__PETER CLAUSEN Member of the Associated Press Ne | ep in order that he may fully ap-jis the Cay intauie .Wancen Rolstice, H a rae Shelburs t N. = . 1 ely ciall October 1 to 18, the] \ ciate - jae ees which marks the beginning of winter. Hawaii, born in Shelburne county, N. _———— SSS of fee ec, pa, | Pregece ges commmlctencre, Gi) NN ia gee cee eee Bi Ti veatetaro today: Take Your Old Job stodien = ot ave suffered n0'| ianger which has been so narrowly 2 ri: David L. Brainard, U LONDON, Dee. 10. (By Mail.)—= Household Goods, Pi in 160,000 ca: verted. No pacifist instinct, no mis a Survivor of the Greely Are-|.gn i¢ thd Eh Would “onige har St Hotieg on Bunun ; ; F patel WER NO TPACisisy instinct, oO ay 75 nniversaries | Oh, if the men would only hurry orage td ae Burlington " = = = Al time the tide of battle} j,ceq sv: ‘ hey - a 1p anc back ard take thei racks THE PRICE OF VICTORY ; A a, ee laced sympathy for ‘“‘a fallen foe ee J unger ue jet ae) jeg CHAMBERLIN FURNITURE Tie anes. ee = nt last, ¢ v. 1, our| . justified at all in Germany’s case.| 1757 ns recovered Bre-| POF es : AN : AND UNDERTAKING Co. | I gained 125 | yy, i k i inaduees u from the Austrians after, 54 |this stuff , ea heavy these days. I < since | Her tremendous business and inc a long stige Y ese ie After having been jolted about, ——— ye : a triumph rial schemes in thi country had just] igig ‘The Asiatic cholera broke out 5 = buffeted about, thru fog, cold and [P i tion hss the fighting’ stopped, still th ; ; ele eee d y sun for four years on an autobus, | WANT YO come, with their of tt \ had n the| 4 SER ay er eman. cetacean ay satel hla eee eee WOMEN’S WEAR this was what one conductorette re- WOR -y BRICK a merica. f thea : 7 al plied today when asked if she would M armic Th = ee avaca, Texas FOR WOMEN IS be willing to give up her job when On Cortract or rats, conside t viet F line of com , 1868—Basil Manly, ,for many years Call for Estimate | i} Pershing In the Day’s News | s ar ama, died at Greenville, Lonel SSS OTS! Ses ike another | 5 ro) Boas in Chatham coun —. ~ sai) ERR Rev. J John J. Nilan, who today , Jan. 28, 1798. 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Second Street Phone 361-W age Two THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DEC. 21, 1918 So ee en ] 7 7 id A TAS half a million jof the war, give Gerimany a fund]1620. ° — | Her feet and ankles are wha iv > Casper Da : | j y re and ankles are what give The Casper Daily ’ Tribune ‘vas only utter it was all overlot raw materiale and mamafocturers|_, Pope Benedict XV, today estebrates! | Year Ago i in War | | the shock, for she wears the heaviest — = s s the 40th annivehsary of his ordina- ,' ,,, of shoes and spiral puttes, such as y that the people at home learned the|to replace those formerly obtained], i FESS | soldie: ‘ . : | - . tion. French de ment recaptured sum.| °ldiers at the front wear. The put- ‘Building. truth—that while they wondered]in European markets, and finally} Rt. Rev. John J. Nilan, Catholic mit of Monte Tomba and took 1,400| tees, in addition to being puttees, are i5 “what their army was doing” it jwhen Germany was ready for herf?ishop of Hartford, today completes prisoners. Riots occurred in Buneos| Of the heaviest wool variety, whereas = : forty years in the priesthood. Ai resulti: ar de-|if the warworke: ber (Wyom office hting the | st battle > Ww: ain a 2 ires resulting from the popular de- orker just had to wear r (Wyor ff ve fighting the hardest battle of the war|final conquest of America be the Charles P. Taft, Cincinnati news-| mand that Argentina break with Ger-| Puttees, she might have gotten silk. ; and winning the war. foundation of her triumph. paper publisher, and brother of the many, Far more Amazonian Americans, Cor. Eighteenth and Curtis Sts. : Ay ne found them-| _) oh sno that this nal, | former president is 75 years old to- are to be seen in Paris than at the L DENVER, COLO.