Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 28, 1920, Page 6

YANK IFES NOT i | BE ALLOWED TO BRING WES TO GERMAN SOL AMERICA N HE: HEADQUARTERS. COBLENZ, ‘Germany, ‘(Ey “Mait<-No |. ’ more American officers are to té per.) mitted to bring thein wives from Amer- } ica. to the Rhine, until living conditions improve in Coblenz, it was announced recenly In a War Department cable | fi from Washington. © Coblenz 1s ove of | the most crowded cities of Rurope, be- f | ng béadquartera, of .the Inter-Allied Rhinelynd Ligh Commission jn need | Hon to. the seat of command of the 14,000 Tnited States troop: stationed in the bridgehead area. | { It is estimated that thern ate ar} LARIES— Mise} ms proximately 200 American office with | TEACHER FOR PITY ¥ “URGES INCREASE IN Al thelr wives in Coblenz, many utficers| Kate A. Walsh, principal.of a New York. schoal;\photographed with = few. of]| having a’so brought ever ibsir- eiil- teaching field dt 1 agree ash wri halen servants, In numercm casen| Het bays. and girls. Sheentered the araease ican family and a Gernan .| She reaches 70, she whl be automatically retired. the: jail equipment will be pearransed to i ore & lange ‘bullpen. a Coblenz whith shas. not onp or rey he coc ot — ot aie i) 1906-9-0000004 004 secessse boos DEA THCE CELLTO CONTINUE PART CHEYENNE JAIL CHEYENNE, Wyo., Fob. '28.—The ROBT. WARWICK in “In Mizzoura” ia “gentler who was a cad, of an un- BT er ae ae tapi By 0 biter venir CASPER CHORAL SOCIETY Fourth Annual Concert in METHQDIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SHAM wWOPAateRIFOGALSSAR cell in which Tom Horn, the famous Corner Durbin and Second Streets ; i _ ncicvnnoh oes ‘tir the wih and = OPOHE COE ROOROROLEIECHG | was erected the gallows on which he was hanged for the) murder of Willio Nickell in 1903, are lying in the streot | PROGRAM * 1. (a) “Unfold Ye Portals’? from the crete ‘Re- ; At the site of the new City and Coun- demption”’ - Gounod ty builjling and soon are to be installed J Soloist: Mrs. P: Ww. “Frank s in the municipal jail section of ‘that ~ ae pivuotiee Ale sont saliiceaee eae i (b) “Gloria” from “Twelfth Mass”... Mozart 2, = = moved from the old jail, which was torn down to make ‘room for tho new “The Rose of Avon Town” hullding. Ti was not. the Intention’ at Cantata for women’s yoices—Mrs. H. A, Beach Soloist: Mrs. Burton Nye the time of its removal to use it again, juasmuch as it is of obsolete char- meter, but while the new building was 3. “rhe Fh1-King’s Daughter” errueh tae ame elit xbas contented | Cantata for soli and chorus—N, W. Gade Soloists: “‘Mesdames James Burns, {W. L, Treéher, Don Lobdell, F. J. Lescinsky ; Messrs. C. B. — ; Ray Holloran and’A. L. Cook with the necessity for equipping its 4. (a). “The: Heavens Are Telling,” from the ora- torio “Creation”: eli one oti ON Solo trio: Miss B. ‘Boedefeld, Messrs. Jack Carr ind J. G. Jones (b) Brin ca Cee from ‘ the . oratorio _ bid. 7-112} : Mid ne SUR RIURDNe ee » £9 1: (9 | jail with cells, decided to utilize the old, material, The old Horn cell will be re-erected In the form in which it was when the West's last professional asais- Sin occupied it, but the other portions. spt! Pease rR IS RE TENA RS 2K } | SOLDIERS ARE UNDER ARREST, HIGHWA YMEN One af the few novels that has b successfully and profitably on the sereen and | stage. Senta Vite or fuee spe! Mrs. C.‘W. Thomas, Accompanist é gv “and i. ‘Merricit, 80h 's of the 15th United States cay- |! . today (Saturday) were held to the district court. for trial on a charge of committing highway robbery here February 7. They were. positively identified by Harold E. ‘Wanberg, a Colorado & Southern brakeman, as the two men who stepped him, saat wrk corner, intimidated him, with automatic pistol and: wert thru: pockets, \'A limited number of tickets at’ 50 cents, for sale’ by members of the society and Prof. Lundberg’s Studio, €mith-Tartar Bldg. i; als Rudolph Lundberg, Director ; i Customers, please este for-your duplicate sales slips. We will give no 2 credit on returned goods, without.the duplicate slip. NOTICE! ~ men, like eT ‘images, — mame and’ ~ departure from civilization, had long age pe overshadowed by spite and despair. brousht others too, whose TT was Ree and peace REA -AMIGHTY PICTURE, WITH, BIG SCENES! A BATTLE YOU WILL NEVER aa eee IK view of the beauty of EVER- WEAR its remarkable durability comes as a pleasant surprise, EVERWEAR js distinctively snug at the ankle, smooth, trim and dressy. Comfortable. and durable. Everwear Beene. is a preninin economy. - 4 Thesis, amen have BAS their cars with Millers. paired they, a Sage a P. Shs | is af ted Artists’ Corporati ith D. Fsishanks anttiade