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

a a __ FO; eee : A es Be ee EE Ry Pat ees, Aaa Rergsnna 29 + Oh EO NR, WATER TO CHRSTEN VESSEL EF. Winter was sig-|serve District to have the honor of her, she was chosen| having a boat named for them, the Merchantman “Cas- launching of the Denver taking place h will be launched June some time ago, at which the City of! rirsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH s Hog Island navy yard, just Denver presented the boat with a Delaware and Durbin Streets Rockwell's “Blessed Be the Lord God outside of Philadelphia. The honor) handsome silver service set. The Walter Hi. Bradlay, *atatster? of: Ternal”antaPeot. Lundbersewill conferred upon Mrs. Winter as|/matter of Casper making a gift to} ‘pomorrow at 11 the pastor will|sing “O, Dry Those Tears.” In the | } | Mrs. Charles honored nt In the morning the choir will sing I » woman’s committee the “Casper” was brought up by k on “Man the Captain of His| evening Mrs. J. W. Burns and Prof, for N ty in Fourth Liberty/ the city council Here wiuthout fa-/Squi” a continuation of last Sun-| Lundberg will sing Nevin’s “Even-| le country made its vorable action. The chamber of) jays sermon, and in the evening at) tide.” « y of the drive. commerce now has the matter under! ¢ 6), “God’s Calls to Duty.” | TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH | Pine and Cunningham Sts. | J. H. Geckei, Pasto: | consideration but nothing definite has been decided upon. In the past at the christening of a POOLHALL CLOSED RY boat, a bottle of champagne was used The Sunday school c 7 but now a bottle of milk is substi-| = ‘rheet again tomorrow. yery | tuted. COUNTY ROARD BROKEN shouki make it a point to be pres: lite naturally, came to) A number of Wyomingites will be 1 antike raceien anal insteuchione cone he woman’s committee present at the christening, among | cerning the picnic. ted so ably in winning! them will be Senavor and Mrs. Fran- INTO 60005 ARE TAKEN In the morning service, beginning c. cis E. Warren, Senator and Mrs. ; at 10:80, Holy communion will be er and Denver were the only| John B. Kendrick and Congressman celebrated. The preparatory service in the tenth Federal Re- W. Mondell. = nces af*10%15, county | commissioners, closing up the Olym- | continued for the summer. pia poolhall was disregarded early this morning when some unknown robber W L BE DEAD L T0 OWNERS :: robbers forced entrance thru a rear| window, rifled the cash register and it | © is thot took a liberal supply of mer- ‘ chandise. WASHINGTON, June 21.—Seventy million gallons of distilled Shortly after the poolhall liquors, worth nearly two billion dollars at Colorado bootleg prices, closed the place was sold and has may become a white elephant on the hands of distillers and wholesal- since open up under the name of ers, if present plans for prohibition enforcement are adopted in con- the Brunswick hall. The management it announced nip after the United States to The chairman of ee was asked to @s sponsor and in the Frank The recent order of the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Christian Science services are held | ay morning at 11 o’clock . hall, and on Wednes- o'clock. The les- .|Son sermon tomorrow is “Is the Uni- Was! verse, Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force.” ee The | attend these s evenings at 7 gress. The drys do not contemplate any relief for the liquor owners. of the place entirely changed and - The only provision which the drys will approve is to allow physi- an orderly place is the result, ac- |GANTZ MEMORIAL M. E. CHURCH cians to prescribe not over a pint every ten days for seriously ill per- cording to police repor | Walter French, 1 45—Sunday school. Graded for children of all ages ana sses for men gnd women. —Public worsfip, and ser- by the pastor on the theme: This will be strictly hedged. a sons. picked up » being Several suspects today by the po held pending investi alleged complicity in the robt noon the polic that on had confessed a nes o others and that the others implicated would be locate@ this afternoon, —— mon “The Transforming Power of Christ.” “Your Summer Time and Church Going Do not miss church because it is Summer time. Our re- ligious life needs constant nurture and culture. Only to our own loss can we neglect it for business, pleasure, or idiffer- ence. Our presence at church helps others. This church plans its summer-time services to be of the most good to the most people. SERMON SUBJECTS: 11:00.a. m.—"The Transforming Power of Christ.” 8:00 p. m.—‘Your Name.” Sunday School at 9:45. H. B. Durham, Supt. 3 Epworth League, 7:00 p. m. Led by Lieutenant Meis- Subject, “The Art of Building Character.” The Methodist Church SECOND and DURBIN TIPSPSLILSALALILLLLLALLLALLLELA Tf turn tomorrow e ton has made ¢ n No r will go game with practi up that th ner for Even liquor export is opposed. ee 7:00—Epworth League. Led by Lieut. Meisner. Subject, “The Art| 3 last night for Denver, where he will| This church will keep open all! here tomorrow, the Mullin club and/ spend several days in the interests of| summer, and seeks to be of service| Game with Thermopolis on Hot |and are strong on ofensive work. It | 28¥S_visiting with friends. SPs Olees “Sia — Springs Grounds To- is expected that the game will be one| ? y the Midwest Refining ball| Pitcher would start the game, but team, when it entrains tomorrow each expects to spring many sur- son between the two teams. The | ball-tossers by a close score. Burlington is making special arrange-| In order that the Casper bunch] feats here and to win back some of can witness the entire game and re-| the money that they lost while play- to insure the return of the| est games that has ever been played r roote: The game will be|in central] Wyoming, as both organi- ed for return tomorrow even-| wherever possible. a game h: S not yet been | strictly Cash Store in Casper. All announced anager Arbogast, but goods must be paid for before leav- on local diamonds for the past two|as price. Groceries Meats and Hard years. ware. WILL Th K F Ale —— of Building Character.” iy For the benefit of, Casper ball C. A. Graham, auditor forthe Tay- 8.0) Sermon. Subject, CROWD [f FANS the Burlington teams will cross bats|the com y at their Colorado head- to as many as possible. We invite on the local diamond. Both these or-| quarters During his stay in L you to all our services and if you are morrow of the most interesting semi-pro ass games of the season. i morning for Thermopolis, where it} Prises on the other. These two teams will cross bats with the Thermopolis|™e€t once before this summer, result- ments for the accommodation of the] been received. It is known however rowd that is expected to journey to| that the Hot Springs organization is ng, the Burling-| ing the two former games. angements to hold; No matter which teams wins, spec- rted in Thermopolis early in the| zations know the weak und strong fternoon and with the delay of the| points of the other and each team into tomorrow's! The best store in the best little city. ically the same line-|in the west solicits, at least, a share t is believed that the mound duties ing ovr store or on delivery. All are will be put up to Chuck Nichols, a| treated alike. Pay CASH and Pay Thermopolis is quiet this week, no] CASPER COMMERCIAL CG., word as to plans for the game having Phone 10. fans who wish to see a ball game /0r & Clay Brokerage company, left Sport Interest Centers in- Return ganizations have many good players| Ver Mr. Graham will spend seve a stranger in Casper desire an op- A large delegation is expected to Neither club would announce which anization in the third game of the| img in the defeat of the Burlington Thermopolis. eager to get revenge for the two de- 30 for an hour or longer if|tators are assured one of the great- train ample facilities should be ar-| has been strengthening weak points had last week. The!of your trade. We are the only ner. big under who has been seen| {}ESS, We cater to quality as wel! WALTER L. FRENCH, Minister Both in England and in France; Mrs. Robert Lee. Morrell, of ) GIRL OF NINE , Women peers orignally communicat-| York City, who has been ehosen vies. 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