Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 12, 1920, Page 8

4 i PAGE Oe aa ee PEOPLE OF NEAR S EAGT STARVING, ~ STATE: TO HELP \All Subscriptions G Go | Direct to he menians and Syrians thru |; PUPILS STIRRE “trie s the wnique address on a ved yesterday by Sheriff of Laramie . county, Chance of Free Trip to Washington] | | Looks Good and Local Agen- | | Donation to Finance cies Are Working for Live | Campai Competition | | Campaign, Satori iledin | 3 Appetit to The ‘Trinun>.y i. Tulerést in the army essay contest of | where she E oe ae Rd Hiladon? alte Wena ae ort to interest’ all Wyoming $A! nent to save millions of Ar- yrians from starvation rapidly developing in Casper. pupils of the schools of America the mov he Central school on the same A younger brother is just as trounte- | pils were informed that q id be answered and much n on the During the lie Jones | paymaster in t ist, in “A /in that ¢ Constance | fr war Major Weston was mbulance service and vered the entie front nd to the sea. Since re- his discharge he h been en ,faged as auditor for the Near East com- 3 mittee, and since November 1 has visits al- ject of the! at recruiting est of the pupils e@ obtained und Satu Talmadge the part of ¢ until nocently s ed forty-one states, He expects to fin- atter pupils everyone in r ish the list Avithin the next ten days, who «: boy to the cashier ‘r Ife Spent the day at the dquarters, Supt lay met liability as e presi A ais ements of with repre Chamber dent of the compa nt to dis were cuecked over. of Commerce rd to promoting miss her from his n0ugh he interest in Ut + Mr. Wilder said: has just reason p has de le Ko- directly to “In my opinion, to spread among thg moralized his of {he ext pupils of the schools a knowledge of ud, however, he takes her into! ign are met by a the divisions and activities of our gov-| his private office as his secretary, He ove |] sterners interested in the ernment is Americanization of a high is proof st her Wiles and she promptly falls in love with him. ‘This is a new ailment for her, Vious experier » four million sufferers in he said, “and of that °c of funds, ure able to care for oly about fifty nd. A large share of the suffer: children. "ir takes: onty’Seveng ts of an ounce of rice a day to sus: i oe yor We have as her pre > has shown her to be “re? instead of the ys r om each » grade school |} s the one in that the mem- tor donation of can win a prize high school. Not bers should be solicite ‘Any, re making the Chamber of Commerce ’ ter how Jarke pr how » wishing ' est assured that every cent ia ite ae lit ves see ror tT) The + BES TERE oro peal) OFLC OD! tertainin 2 John n | Heve ® itest, could call up Mr, V and LANA }lieve this condition. sereen’s foremost | 3V¥e consented to help..oug be- » think thik ‘ik a. worthy cause quse We are willing to give our n@ efforts. when a matter of ac- or camy headquarte were not vol- manner the Writers = colorless lips, sallow girl little chance for ive up, try Hollister's |‘ Tem and see how popu- mith-Turner.—Ady, Bad bre ath, fund from “which The Holmes red three a member of the local- women’s committee today, “There is no glory in it for us, and’ our only interest in ption to the American J for spring|the matter comes from our wish to a The National Bank of Comme Willard Thread Rubber} our Smeg] “party for the) ae of hub Tered to each of the five schools -|Storage Battery, the ‘choice of 85 per | manity.’ + igs aecount with $1 credited. If as| cent of car manufacturers. Auto Elec: aes more offered there | trical Co., 111 BE, First St. Phone 9682, Like Soscahea Toad deal will be no need for the chamber to pre- 27-6t| you sleep—that's ‘Tribune Wa: on j yent solicitation by a purchase from | = = — ———— their treasury. A short inspection .of the my has to off OH, THAT DREADED INDIAN CRY ze IN THE DAYS OF 2°40 fF? #4208 ehaai LYRIC THEATRE CONTINUOUS 1 P. M. TO.11 P. M. TODAY z SEE THE CLASSIC OF THE SCREEN— ' TKK SOMMISSOER IN CASPER, UNIFORMITY 13 OBJECT OF STATE BOARD M. Hunting- of taxation for land, cattle, also discusse 2 The story of the Southwest when men died with their boots on. The Grey Wolf led them and they feared him, but a real man came and—well, see it at the LYRIC. Next—PATHE REVIEW Again—A TWO-REEL KEYSTONE _ : And then—SNUB POLLARD in “LOOKING FOR TROUBLE” SOME SHOW, JAKE—BRING THE FAMILY! SATURDAY AND SUNDAY— The Biggest Show for the Money Ever Offered— DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS HAROLD LLOYD Were Ss made ere is not much: pos: uniform schedul are seve in the found in all ss conl Jand, for the sp it is thought 1 kinds of tax- | hedule of the umber land BRANCH OF WAR RISK INSURANCE | FOR CHEYENNE branch ¢ bureau is soon, to hand service men in Wye entitled risk bureau rece An off en route from Washington to Cheyenne and will establish the office immediate- ly after his arrival i 1M oeee, Sea ostontony Seeeeeed = $oee eG ¥ will continue | : BRDTRER FORCES SISTER eit ib ¢ | towns and citles | ¥ | y - INTO MARRIAGE Wh : | 3 a! af t relief Tura’ ix property, 4 of the high school on the | Oven pnished 1 K. Weston follows) 4g f the essay and material to fing h sthte “headquarters + McGree spoke to the | here last ~e ve ¢ ve MATINEE OF QUALITY 2:30 and 4 P. M. PICTURES NIGHT ris Ca OY enn BEST VENTILAT- 7:00, 8:15, 9:30 oD THE STATE " Tomorrow and Saturday Doctors, lawyers, merchants, elevator boys, lingerie drummers and crap shooters, Nellie vamped ’em ell. She even-set four inmates of the Old Men’s Home to writing love letters. CONSTANCE TALMADGE ii in “A Virtuous Vamp” The story of a miss with principles pure as the Ten Commandments, with'a pair of eyes hy that made Cleopatra look like a consumptive selling-plater and with a list of “vamped” victims reaching from Frisco to Main street, New York. j ALSO MUTT AND JEFF 10c—30c——-ADMISSION——10c—30c . THE HOUSE OF QUALITY PIGTURES WILL ROGERS SAYS: “I aia't one of those moving picture cowboys} }.1 ILL ROGERS as ‘BILLY F ORTUNE” W. R. LEIGHTON’S POPULAR SATURDAY EVENING POST STORY Vater! Water! rey + eis LINCOLN’s birthday is celebrated on a wider scale “ward the’ suffering people of the shattered Confederacy, it read: “With ‘malice towards none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right as Goa gives us to see the right let us strive to finish the work we are in, to bind up,the nation’s. wounds, to do all which may achieve and cherish ‘a just} and lasting peace among purscives and with all nations.’ veers a th) TODAY | a ; SAMUEL GOLDWYN [ ” PRESENTS: o ¢, * te OOS e-oSe age eke eeete ? Oot <> +, ++, te ‘° <> 2, "or *¢' ¢ ++ 1% ¢ oO, ¢ 0, o%, % 5-0S0-sSe-45e44 K? o-oo ? R? ‘ Ont ¢ sO eSe-ege-es 1% ° o, On ste a aaa? ‘? « m2 + 0, .@, coacs 1% oe of 1M ¢ Ma a% KX SSO a Me Oo Maoh ao aaa Xe? . t, 2, ¢ 1% ee, + Oo o% ? ogee f sone nee ae i \ When the parcel of ce " books mailed to the dry re- former smells -and tastes remarkably like» “Old Crow” Will Rogers has a right to be ‘suspicious. demise Pa gews ai whole town gets hep, and s hot fudges to ‘hot ‘toddies. A- repairs ct % RD moe Me e K? K2 0-eee-eee-e % rare! o+, sM a3 KO 1M + Oe $0 ae «fe o8e-44 ? KR ? K? + so-efe-afe-<fe-o} 3% ea 5% e , than ever before throughout the United States and he never was "dearer in the hearts of the people than he is today. In a memorable passage which disclosed his feeling to- Phones 13 and 14