Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1919, Page 6

PAGE SIX BATTLE. TANK ARRIVES SUNDAY MS SeLt nes a _THE CASPER DAILY _TRIRUNE <— VIENNA-TO BE ‘MISSIONARY IS ‘LILA LEE HAS FINE | Oliver Curwood, “Peggy, the Pirs Theodore Roberts has one of | J | IMPRISONED BY | pote eae aa > JHE LITTLEFIELD HOME SECOND SEAT JAP AUTHORITIES SUPPORT IN HER NEW os fo v Ett (0 OF WAR IN BARK OF GUNS. . ces: OF MUN POWER) essuscioz asaya PICTURE TOMORROW cse-fae 2S, z 5 ttlefield. Mowry, ‘io missionary in ‘orea, | is nautical ¢ (By Associated Tress.) phic BERLIN, Apri he of the Germans, will arrive is Cas-!1249 was sentenced to six months impris-| There are few photoplay stars | 21.—The govern- = none the per next Sunday and put thru per-| ments attrib : onment by Japan for harboring a| who are so ably supported by_tal- 7 tardy formances scheduled to give the pub-| Sweley hi ment has a plan for recognizing|Korean independence propagandist ented screen players as is Lila Lee| Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Kalpof ed lic some idea of their operation. The | several wee Vienna as the second edpitol of Ger- TE ee in “Such a Little Pirate,” her sec- are the proud parents of a bc in- tank will be manned by veteran! yfps. : ie heuer dent Ebert re-|_ Archie Ogelsby, colored, died Sun- ond Paramount starring vehicle baby boy, Charles William Jr. side nere part o: un fire ’ boys from ever- | year, to trans- in Penn VICTORY LOAN Treat 'em Ro Ss. t ne guns and 37 mil- ounted in thes will bark ago to th Mr. and Mrs | her arrival her lof friends who r machines forth an echo of the fire which ter- will ¢ day cf pneumonia. certain imper' and even hold the national asser 1 bureaus to that me meetings of there, aecord- Austria and Germany. convince the Austrians that they shall aot suffer too much by the joining of! which will be shown at the Iris thea- ter tomorrow. The play was direct- ed by George Melford ,and the scena- rio was prepared by Monte M. Kat- by James was born April 17. The pare: claiming a record weight for the b. in Casper, the husky youngster } ing weighed 14 pounds when he \ born. terjohn from the story rorized more than one company, of | of her death. - ——_—_—_—_—_—_—=_—=—_—_eeeeeeeeeee < Germans and brot the word “Kam-| The funeral services will be held erad” to as many lips. : from the;.Methodist church at 3 Advices received by the railroad | 5*clock tomorrow afternoon with Rev. 3) REAT TART authorities state that the tank will] WoT Prench officiatine, MATINEE : e BEST VENTILAT- 5 arrive at 6 o'clock a. m. on the Burl- eee ms ED THEATER IN @ ington. After its appearance here it | 2:30 4 P. M. 5 Pec es the Vie. Will be taken over by the Northwest-| LONG HOME IS see eee A : ne mes “ern and taken to Lander and points | TONI > : te hat hortly west, where it will again be turned] SADDENED BY | CHT THE HOUSE = : ScTIP-' over to the Burlington for a con- FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 OF QUALITY \ 100,000 tinuation of the trip north. CHILD’S DEA TH . PICTURES d Twelve of these big monsters are © being sent out by the Tenth Federal = - Reserve distier and all towns along |, Tvana Long: the wo-montheold fl MATINEE "TOMORROW © nam waTNEE WEDNESDAY _ meat " * the route will probably have an op-| } ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. As portunity of viewing one of them. | Long of South Lincoln street, died = : second kansas City is the mobilization point erday after an ness from in- le ninary to for the tanks, which have just ar- fantile maladies w h lasted about z g of the campaign thru- rived from the east. They are being|‘Wo weeks. The funeral will be held @ : at speech-making cen- overhauled, tested out and from| morrow morning from the Shaffer- = id of parade routes. there will be loaded on the special| Gay chapel at 10 o'clock. — TS trains which will carry them from Sieaaiiiee-cel > ARBOR DAY IS point to point thruout the district. NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS a Included in the_dozen monsters of AND DRIVERS. , OBSERVED HERE eath which helped so materially in| — : ; driving back the Hun hordes is the/ Parking your cars on Center s ; z tank which will attempt the ascent] between First and Third str ty and county offices o¢ pike’s peak early in April. This : : 5 ffices are observin, on Second street, between Center and : £|will be shipped at once to Colorado. | °” 5 e Ss y pull or half holiday today| The tanks are six-ton machines and| Wolcott streets, for a longer period 66 is y order that the employes can con-| were used almost exclusively on the, ‘than 30 minutes between the hours : secrate their avors to the spirit) western frpnt at the time the armis- | 2f 8:00 o’clock a. m. 6:00 o’clock 1 Arbor Day holiday over the tice was signed. They proved far| D-sm. on week d will not be allow- v 3 ‘ a more efficient than the heavier tanks, | ed. Provided, however, that on Satur- berty loan committee took and the bullet dented sides of the| days, the time may be extended to tage of the holiday for a ones which will be seen here tell a] 3:00 o’clock p. m. Thirty minutes meritorious and distinguished serv- Find them a perfect food; bc e@ Se ul i while serving with the expedi- | Some toothless ones delight to eat r tionary forces.” This fruit—so soft and good. e J a ons r@) eacCe=-- 1 _—_>—-- Marquardt, consulting petro-'| Some eat them at the breakfast 1 gist, arrived in Casper hour, tj in seolog: work in To start the day aright; inary house to house canvass, vhich some remarkable results to the organiz: n. The Vic- 1 was oficially, opened at the yesterday after- irmanship of Don resulting in a subserip- )00 being pdonbeingataken in. FOUR AMERICAN OFFICERS GIVEN And some because they’re SERVICE MEDALS Same tiga thiey eat because the skin (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, April 21.—Gen- er ing informed the war de- toda that he had awarded rice medals to Maj. and First Lieutenants Schmitt, Paul Chapin and Garrelli B. Reece for ‘exceptionally outh Amer! Mr. Mar- QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION Gad Dr ‘Edwards’ Oliv Olive Tablets That is “the joyful c cry_of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. + r. Edwards, a practicing physician for 17 years and calomel’s old-time enemy, ciscovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for chronic icon Stipation and torpid livers. ~ 'Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do. not contain calomel, but a healing, soothing vegetable laxative. e No griping is the ‘qeeynote” of these le sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets. cause the bowels and liver to act ally. They never § force them to unnatural action. If you have a “dark brown mouth” now then—a bad breath —a dull, tired ig—sick headache—torpid liver and are constipated, "ll find quick, sure and only pleasant results from one or two lit- tle Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thousands take one or two every night just to keep right. Try them. 10¢ and 25¢ per box. All druggists. e li T i You Fishermen Select Your Tackle from the Largest Stock in Wyoming a Holmes Hardware Co. “HOLMES TO HOMES” CASPER oie ote mute story of German fire which| stop will failed in its mission of penetratin, the shell of the American machines. Largest Fruit Market in the State Why They Eat "Em Some eat bananas if too thin | Persons desiri oark their c on streets des for that purpose. Attenti rule by everyone concerned unpleasantness and trouble. Pub. Apr. 19, 21, 1919. Keeps harmful germs without. Some say the nourishment is more Than found in chops or steak; Some eat bananas by the score For their digestions’ sake. ws Some vegetarians, scoring meat, lunching, two or three de- vour To last them until night. Some, Some have them at the evening meal— They fill a long-felt want; Some eat them anytime—t feel They're not extravagant. d them, when the weath- pr’s warm, Refreshing as can be. Some serve when the win- ters storm, For greatest calorie. Some cannot tell the reason why; (It never seems to strike ’m ALL must an’t deny They cause they LIKE ’M. ay I. Knott.” We Deliver Orders Amounting to $1.00 or Over. CITY FRUIT MARK#®T Phone 247 The war is WYOMING give ample time for the transaction of any ordinary busines: ng to stop longer, n JOHN McGRATH, Chief Police. Loan is your job. You are lending, not giving your money, and your Govern- ment guarantees its return with interest. 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