Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 14, 1920, Page 6

HE STATUE OF COLUMBUS WILL GREET VOVAGERS Buenos Aires Will H Have Cahambit Statue as Sentinel Much the Same as Statue of Lib- in.) etal). —AB cers entering the harbor of the city of North América behold tic Statue of Liberty, so with- in the p year those coming to the gr rity outh America will sentinel, stanue of Ch The mon tor will not, like a a i East Casper Grocery Posts $5 in| Cash for Best One Written in Casper; Interest | Is Growing 1 Tho Lincoln-Kelly Gash Grocery in| Rast Casper informed the Chamber of | Commerce this morning that the mem- bers. of the firm wished to donate a prize of $5 in, cash to the “Benefits | ftom an Enlistment in the United States Army” essay contest. \ This is in addition to the prizes dl- ready offered—$6 by Capt. Cox, three} annual subscriptions to the American Magazice by Holmes’ Hardware Com- | -| pany, and five savings deposit accounts | tional Rank of Com-| This assures something of value to the best essay writers of each ‘school in Casper, in addition to the op- .} portunity of obtaining a free trip to labor of the ppropriately which the born, the ftome to rent aily of the navigator is itself ed out single block of e have to be visited the seulp-} ntly and seen the virtually completed write that, mbolic beauty and grandeur of the monument will be one ite in the world ting the si dent of the socle is: the fa Latin ship about to be Inkunched into the by r youths with naked torsos effort The s enis the start f Columbus from the port of Palos, . “High up on the bow of the vessel is the figure of c tion. In the toga extends with which illumines ard which a youth sazes with inspired Niahihices eee Hn ad LANSING ASKED TO LEAVE POST BY PRESIDENT | «Continued from Page 1) authority this meeting is called, vad business is before it, and What business it is expected might be transacted at a cabinet: meeting without his participa- tion.” ing lind no opportunity sto reply] pose wag to inquire into his state of health and Send a m e of loyalty. y for Secretary Lansing. y York World declared the action “extraordinar: Kansas City Star said: the president takes an amazing ion. He personally is the govern- | ment and in his illness the government cannot perform its functions.” die core teempcctoreeaes BOGHES AGAIN 10 HAVE CHEAP, POPULAR BOOZE PERLIN, 3 }—The national/é Economic abolished the order of , 1915, which prohib- ited the of alcohol in the manufac- hnapps and Germany is again its cheap and popular The prohibition of import ins in force. BOY WANTED — NO RESPONSE (By United Press.) UY, Ney (By Mail).—Ameriea |% he novelty of a s the state employment au here declare they receive an ay- of a hundred rei # but are una! © number wanted. le reason for the shortage thruout the o try, it v explained, is that boys have found they can make from $10 to $14 a week for factory work, while the average wage of an office boy: is from 33 to.$7 a week. FORMER ARMY OFFICERS CAN'T FIND EMPLOYMENT LONDON, (By Mail.)—-Discharged army officers are still having difficulty in many es in finding employment. t Croy the other day a brigadie! Washington for themselves and guar- ans with the prizes to be given there the secretary of war. | It is hoped that.a Casper pupil wilt obiain the Washington trip, but even 42 this is not the case, the best essay in Wyoming shoulll certainly be written Casper pupil. The prizes offered local people are certainly a splendid} incentive to effort, Phat the boys and girls. of Casper e greatly interested in the contest is | idenced by the number who visit the recruiting office to gain information. One high school, boy completely fooled | the recruiting sefgeant the other day, | and thinking that he had a promising applicant, the ‘sergeant spent, mpre than half an hour in detailing to-ciim the advantages of the various branches | of the service, ARS SY ee “The Punjab. is 80 elledi from two Persian words signifying five«ana viters,” alluding to. the five rivers which flow through ait. 7 | piss teins 2) PR CARD OF THANKS, We wish to exp our heartfelt | thanks to the neighbors and friends for their kindness during the illness and death of our beloved wife, mother and sisters, Also for thepmany beautiful floral offerings. ~ J. B. BACKEN AND, CHILDREN, MR. AND MRS. IT. G. MOSIER, MISS EMMA JOHNSON. |= LAST TIMES TODAY Continuous Show 2:30 till 11 o'clock pas teeecteae enatesaemnickres ete eee ie ch get 3) ES OR Doctors, lawyers, merchants, elevator boys, lingerie drum- mers and crap shooters, Nellie vamped ’em all., She even set four inmates of the Old Men’s Heme to writing love letters. CONSTANCE TALMADGE “A Virtuous Vamp” The story of a miss with! principles pure as the Ten Com- “mandments, with a pair of eyes that made Cleopatra look like a consumptive selling-plater and with a list of “vamped” victims reaching from Frisco to Main street, New York. ALSO FOX NEWS WEEKLY 1 Oc—30c——ADMISSION——-1 Oc—30c SUNDAY AND MONDAY: MONDAY—ADDED ATTRACTION Fatty Arbucklein ‘BackStage’ Delicious Apples Fancy Roman Beauty Apples You will enjoy these superlatively delicious, juicy apples at all times—when you feel the need for something to “munch.” Let a plate of apples, with their exquisite shape, color and fragrance, grace your table. Have plenty of apples at all times. ; ‘ ROMAN BEAUTY APPLES, PER BOX S3.50Q Place Four order at once for a box or more to avoid disappointment | = ee un “TODAY AND mee Tg Two Big Headliners DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in “SUPERSTITION” A black cat goes by, break a mirror, thirteen at the table, all'that old bunk stuff work- ed out with a roar from start to finish See the Welsh rabbit and the mince pie fight in Doug’s stomach. - Next came. down the’ and starts Doug handspringing until the ‘lob- -ster shows up and cleans up on them. All: of ‘this, of vourse, is. in Doug’s nightmare'when he | starts floating through the — wall in his pajamas and lands in the dance hall. Well, the fun i is on, 80 ‘alon't What we imean.is: COME “AND SEE LLOYD, THE TICKLER OF NATIONS ADMISSION: “Children, 20c; Adults, 35c All Seats 35¢ after 6 P. M. Positively no Free List! Fear | OL eal Your money back if you are not satisfied. But if you laugh, don’t’ come. cn sah come high, but Casper must see them. P. S:— We are showing Lloyd Comedies ahead of Denver. Harold Lloyd —in— 66 1 His Royal a igs Slyness You will smile! You will laugh! Say man, you will roar! See Lloyd as the’ Prince Raz- zamatazz assisted by “Snub” Pollard, a count, Nicklea Trowe, and don’t forget his court of shapely maidens: an’ everything. Its a sure cure for the blues —hetter than anything yet produced, 2 = * Another Tip—Send the Kid’ @°--* dies = Seamey reed alleen was among the appileants ioe ‘ a aan 31G BUSY one IF only 350 pounds. The place was given; rei to a lieutenant colonel who had served in the army 30 years: a ie >