Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 8, 1919, Page 6

tvs ss Ff Ae lor np PAGE SIX tied themselves In Red Cross serv. been possible to divert supplies and Fully $.000,000 4 $408,000,000 : Has Over 17,000,000 Adult Members. “When we entered the war the War Council on Retirement An- nounces Cash and Supplies Contributed. embers, Tod WORKERS WILL “CARRY CN.” Five Big Societies in World Wide Plan. H. P. Davison Heads International, °Ur army American Red Cross Commission. , Dr, Livinyston Farrand Permanent | Leader of Peace Organization. ‘ 1.)—Henry inman issues the fol mf of the W » Red Cross : Washington.— (Sp Ing statement on be veil of the Arie “To the American People: ally “The War Council of the American been re to the I French people as well, ticularly during when for the Ameri force and power, Host e for our army in France has 1 Cross appointed by President Wil 2nd he Ame Cross dur- at the e Central Committee, cen request: and by 1 “hamediate the stiee was =, i t ys AtHOle Winer Coutiellin ati ul@il reece litarmemenT eamanUae Cotte Red Cross Will Continue. linilling wells. This was a good show. soon relieve a unit of the national eeaeternine when the atric. Sul Welng called yoon for service] | oned Cross effort is thus far Aung. |ing considering that the month has) Army in Germany. ly war work of the ion would have been suff able the direction « sumed by the permanent ured to en- armistice signed, summoned a of the junior Red Cross, number- ik “The chief et during the war men in se ry hospit can sick atten Cross supplies huts and P. Davison, being in Paris when the gor the amusement and recreation of the men as they be “SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1919 sonnel in large m of those people in the Ni have hithe b the ald ar East who pn inaccessible to out: but whose sufferin an appalling seule so vast othe yvernment alone t them, Derrick’s Report Shows Substan- merican Red Cre making Galelneeence inuNumber ck t to relieve Immediately the . more acute distress New Completions. extensive group of Amerien = has been dispatched to Oil development in the leading y needed supplies, and tow fields of the country made a credita- this winter in the various Balkan ble showing for the month of Feb- 8. _In order to co-ordinate the iruary. says the Oil City Derrick’s site ie Daleanicomell ion 1 monthly report. There were 3829) AS established, with headquar more wells completed than in January Keme, Italy, from which point alone | ing the new production showed No the Balika entel 2 reaches i 5 795 ; i at SENET on RO be yeachel | gain of 6,795 burrajs. The large in- as the war itself. «4 commission has fust reached Po. | CrGa’? 1h new me and Re Ms ore, “ it has done those jand with doctors and nu . medieal put obtained came rom North exas, where there were 71 more comple {tions than in the previous report, and | n Red Cross had at 110,090 Mt of the hip) Roll that £ 17,000,000 ut t rs outside of the mem gan as the re Is of these peoples ar nm Christr s 9,000,000 school children s been ‘ical Corps Supplies, r sick children ‘utd not do its aa un Red Cross endeavor in I “8 appointed suffering of Rus. Fels. seale red to the A ach has Army cis wells, which 328 produci nt commission fs still 1.2 alestine, Through the big imp! n working in special en to the rmenian and ief Commission, which was the only pney able to carry relief in the in r of Turkish dominions. the the ANT the close of the month showed a de | H. ase of ng the vious report to aris al eme ene, ne number as in the pre It will movement represented’ by this work | sumed an int te place | ported a number of new well ly life of our people at home. | of them of average size with or of workers which has been | producer in Okmulgze coun ae eatertiouse nue to be so, But the | fewer working days than others. id wounded m. a\t these hi acilities Drill. me cou escent. conferer there of the heads ef al Our Army of O ianuinec must not be demobillzed. All our ex- pawnee county is bringing good re- ihe ted Cross Commissions In Europe} wag fonowed with Medien! nits pre-| one r shows clearly that | cults, in many instances. The Bue to canvass the situation, After pared!ito render: the same. en Iiey there Is an unlimited fleld for s © Ridge well in Cotton county, clo: Ataahyd All Seyi Hl Beata eaten: Y of the kind which can be 4 ash é H eaves aan ke oa Se ald and supply rvlee which w the peculiar effectiveness By th the southern boundary, reported | clue to make transition o2 business of the Red Cross ¢ W is f ty mystery. If it should prove to be a March 1. The ve tunate choice daaiitlalene Gay Wake Conn * its futu mndous the new of Dr. Livingston F chairman of the Central Com tnd thereby the permanent chief ecutive of the Red Cross, ble the consummation of this plain un der the most favorable conditions, , makes possi ‘tafled reports to Congr complete audit of its accounts by the service alo fer as fur us possible Accounts Audited by War Department.) their own, It has at mgly be anda) termined that the Red Cross poli yet impossible to. f that so long as there is rmy in the field the Red Ci have a special funetion to pei of greater impor- n Red C Ss than ins just set In motion by the five | t Red Cross societies of the world | week. evelop a program of extended i sin the interest of humani the lines of travel has used since the armistice. nong the French peo- lities have ceas| neh themselves naturally pre- to provide for nde Oklahoma. The production of the Ok- lnahoma field during Januarv was es timated at 221,214 daily inciple of orth tivit land several failures to peern The Coastal fields obtained 7,045) barrels new production during the| | week from 29 completions, of which! nine were failures. West Columbia! reported one well making 4,’ 000 bar- rels chocked down, and the Hull pecl had two completions of 1,500 and 500 barrels respectively. Kentucky - rs a Hon or San anee eee rer of the mail, by many prominent citizens, in one day under the police regime, numerous wells starting from 59 barrels to several Wildcat work is being extended to many of the counties, and the promise | \is for a large testing campaign over’ the state during the year. “SAPPER’ PUBLICATION J. S. Mechling is in receipt of a larger initial outvut of 18,293 bar-| the official “Sapper” publication, de- Among the new completions tailing the service and exploits of the still confined In German | Were 411 dry holes and 163 gas wells. 318th engineers of the sixth Subtracting these from the total left and because several Casper men are members it is of unusual intertst to nent over the 1,078 re their friends here. ported for January. New work at with the 318th are C. Ray McShane, A. Harned, 0. C. Harned, John in the total, the rigs be-| Bingenheimer, Jake Kell, and Jim Logue. and the loss being in Bure-les-Empliers, France, but will tives who wish to consult the “Sap- During the past week Oklahoma re. per” can do so at the office of Mr. mos. Machling, Oil Well Supply Co., in larce the Oil Exchange builc building. recruited and trained during the war |e old wells to the Tucker sand in| WILD “ANIMALS IN “THE CLAW” The scenes of “The Claw,” Clara producer it will create a large de.| Kimball Young’s latest Select Pic- velopment in the attempt to extend ture which will be seen here on Mon- the Burkburnett field of Texas inté|qay at the Iris Theater, are laid in ¢ the Kaffir country of Africa, and wild animals indigenous to that oe ,214 barre ily. z q ent are shown in the earlier > Th M th di t Ch h Small wells and dry hole- and elephants. In fact, the charming e e 0 IS urc sas was dull during the past scenes—-hippos, hyenas, lions, tigers were the best that could be reported. star has to face one of the animals % |The Kansas output for January wat at close range during a night spent % ‘AH? GRIMES IN CASPER TODAY ‘FREE EE LOVE ‘IS EXCITING MEN OF WHEATLAND FROM ALCOVA WHEATLAND, Wyo., Mar. 8.— (Special. )—Wheatland’s male contin- Among the eight arrests registered gent is excited over the receipt of on the police blotter today, incident- anonymous communications through ally the greatest-number of arrests maintained its reputa-/&' with the penciled question: charges of investigation, larceny and “Do you believe in free love?” drunkenness constitute the charges The message is unsigned; all were with a maximum of six drunks. mailed at the local postoffice. Among those who were charged ——— | with an overstock of fire water was All kinds of auto repairing, Satis- “Ah” Grimes of Alcova, well known ‘faction guaranteed. Bert Tullis, 163| from a series of periodical yearly ex- So. Ash street. Phone 643W. 3-8-6t cursions LE ————--- -— hundreds each. Serre so-eSo-ehoete-efe-ete soetoetect Poste docdeatectoctet eae ete-ofe-etoe geet : In The Interest of” é Church Going SHOWS UP IN CASPER = division MoM eee o, o Among _ those Roget M% aa - They are now stationed at ‘ The church stands for all that is good in the 4 Friends or rela- Community: It adds to the value of your property. It increases the profits of your business. ete 1M ¢ In a live industrial town the size of Casper, the Daily Paper, edited by a United States Congressman, said editorially: K2 + 1M = Sea o+, ¢ “Take the Churches out of this town and property will go down to ten cents on the Dollar.” K? soeo-ase-ton' ? KD + iM oo, ¢ <a) ae Sunday Mcrning, 11:00 eee Senos ree oeioeiocsoctecsoegesiee sesesserecereess War De riment will constitute the shall be to he punctilious reg: to The conception involves not alone ef- | estimated at above 74,000 barrels on the trackless veldt, and it is the iy final record of Red Cross activity dur- responsibility, but to direer forts to relieve human suffering, but daily, which is a considerable decrease sound of her revolver, as she fires at Sunday Evening, 7:30 ing the war, Although tt has been Hs primarily to assisting fo prevent it; not alone a movement from the large production of several the gleaming eyes of the beast, that 5 24 : the wal to tts publ i expendl- ief societ by the people of an individual nation, | months last year. brings Major Anthony Kinsella, or % tures when nuthorized and to - and devastated r ‘ehave but an attempt to arouse all people to, North Texas had a few sensations «jj 2 toctes o-<Lo-ate-c0o-ete-e0e-08e-a0e-alo-8o-oteake tailed information 1 awe Deen divided by the government inte a ervate tiie Gas Ee Reg ae Caer Snes SRE esas the hero of the story, to her *eegedoateetecgeateatoete o-eho-etoete<So-ato-aSe Seate-ehesie-ace-cSoeteae-ace og dertaken, the War Counce tun sinall districts, eg ec c re peir fellow - a 5 = <a —— —S=zz undertaken, the ur mined in turn mall districts, ea ec welfare of their fellow t resent the American Med Cross fn tle Louis Physioc, who is responsible| ~~ ing over its responsibilities to Dr, Par- id his associates de: to give resume of Red Cross war time whom the Red Cross belong, and generous contributions have a been acromplis t nearly twenty-one sible “During the p months the Ame ple have actively T when tl Jaily recurrent in the given in’ cash supplies to the was sizned peaples American Red Cross more than $400,- 000,000, No value can be ed upon the contributions of se » which have been given wiih les at great Sacrifice dy millions r people, fhe effort of the sin this war ha the tent of larse vel id and heart, ever con- y for the relief of hu- c f; Y 1 ’ of the whote nh mobilized + relieve the the Americ to take ¢ ary and orld the sn Vis war effort o titled to conerstutat thanks fron anyer Sil hip GRA ih ae ae cerca SS —_—— MATINEE 2:30 &4 P. M. NIGHT 7:00, 8:15 & 9:30 MATINEE ANNA MONDAY ONE DAY ONLY ; 1 designated French relief ¢ ni out the world. 9,000 persons have been upon the rolls in Pr ene sen from the he work in Ita express their : Supplies and Personnel to Near East The ocei THE AMERICAN BEAUTY OF GRAND CPERA PRIMA DONNAS IN HER EMINENTLY SUCCESSFUL SCREEN DEBUT ‘The Hidden Truth It is ay and practical Ik aim is nothi ace on earth ge and prac it ns and measures w are available and make them ef- ve in méeting without delay the preparation of the pr n for extend- in that Its) oq Red Cross aetivit than ver- tne next several months in Europe tn consultation with other Red Cross soct- se. Cc Te OF THE AMER- idea n Red Cross work it supret 8 initiated by ac who Iunded renet June 3, 1917, Since ther pissor table are. of whom Taare ‘halrman, mplishing its mission in oct the 4 of peace which must He ahead of us the Red ( will require the ablest possible leadership, and must enjoy the continued support, pathy, and participation in its work of the whole American people. It is pa arly fortunate that such a man as Dr, Livingston rand should been selected as the permanent he of the of the work will be ol t that the services of quired, BEST VENTILAT- ED THEATER IN THE STATE THE HOUSE OF QUALITY PICTURES a ase MATINEE TOMORROW Pauline Frederick In Unique Character Will Be Seen As Gypsy Girl “Her Final Reckoning” NIGHT NIGHT CASE CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG Gives a Superb Performance in a Thrilling Story of the African Veldt in Her Latest Select Picture Riding horse - back, 66 99 crossing alone by fighting the Lions night the Lonely i African Veldt. single-handed, and for the beautiful photography in id will spend “The Claw,” says that wild animals | q&% much more difficult to handle| ¥ before the camera than the stars, and more temperamental. ———— Poets are born; free-verse writers are borne with.—Boston Transcript. 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