Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 20, 1920, Page 7

ESGRIBES TAP TO WHITE HOUSE Wilson and:Makes it Part of His Book ie one of the known Catholic writers of Franee, in hix new book entitied “In| 4,18 the course ofhis sermon, Dean! last ten years she has paid enough America at the of the War." des- cribes his. visit Washineton and talk Straight’ is really oie of the most,in- ¢xact’ replica of | Buckingham Palace, with President Wilson. The. visit was| Testing and I thin:: at the same time| put it is announced that once her own 2 in: ny with a delegation of; ON? Of the most proflable books I have! home is completed she will never stray French and English clergy, including| CVF T99d. 1 t wonder that the! far enough away from her own fireside the bishop of Arras. Describing the bets “We the White } ‘ .| out in anything like the original spirit . entered © House with. HSkiose, anad ah toe tT WILL ROGERS HERE NEXT WEEK. tics apenéd the door and a secretary con-|*™ sure that no one can see the pie-) os, optical disapprobation at the Cu:,, MOTHER FOR THIS INFANT—Albert made meeting ‘the author says: out any formality. ‘Two negro domes- ducted us to tHe small reception room.| tUer The furnishings were very plain; the| ©” the bust of Lafayette. “We waited only a few miniites. As] are the’ clock struck 11 the ‘president en: jtered, bowing and looking ‘somewhat stern, despite his smile. As he wel- comed-us in a few words, the severity shook, hands with each of us as we] 4nd ‘were’ presented, day. “The presentation ended, the prési-| li dent ‘addressed us informally for two Inge which stirred each one of us.. He} to it said not remarkable; but he ‘poke with that precision of language which “After expressing his thanks for the] tiful visit of those representing the religious sentiment in France and Epeland the president said: seeks, foltowing the ideal of the Allies, only the triumph of right. “We are not: making war for conquest, but for jus- ‘tice.”” . The presidentsalso spoke of the grent services rendered by Cardinal’ Gibbons during the war after which, Mr. Wil son saluted and retired. \ Summing up the relations between France and America, Abbe Klein says: “There is a natural cffinity between ‘the two peoples which attracts them to little vine .and. fig. tree enoh other by certaly traltesth common. t's wine But now; having make California her Laxtis: src? teristics. goth have vivacity of con-} dential place, she is going to have ia ception fratkness’ of character and en-} homes; one will be a quiet little seas! { -and by certain contrasts which compli- ment and complete their own eharac- thusiams for the ideal. On pne hand there is the keen sense of the practi. cal, quick initiative, and a habit of prompt decision. On the other band; ¥ there is the refinement of taste the art of making fine shades of distinction, the logical order of ideas. The French and Americans. will always sympathize » qualities= they. have - in. common: er “admire t “France should continue the close relation with those countries which have been associated with. her in) vic- tory, and principally with the people] . of the United States, with their greater numbers, greater wealth and greater. strength than all the others. If our country, to its great honor and its great peril, constitutes the advance guard of etvilization so America constitutes the re- serve power of civilization. At the hour of danger, always possible, we must. ‘be able to. count upon this succor." ” WESTERN ENGINEERING -BOMPINY IS FINANCING. |3 ~ BUG BUILING PROGRAM 2 The Western Engineering company as was stated th yesterday's Tribune, will have charge of the. construction and complete erection of the 24 houses on the old Galusha brick yard site in the near future while the Harry Free agency will only sell the houses when they have been erected and made’ ready for sale by the Western Engineering company. The Harry Free agency feared that undue credit would be given to it where it rightfully was due to the Western Engineering company. The Free agency will merely act as selling agent, and has nothing to do with the financing of the project or the con-| struction of the dwellings. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that at a re-| @% quest of the majority of the stockhold-/ | ers of the Mills & Baker Co., a Wyom ‘ing corporation, a meeting of the stock- holders will be held at the office of said corporation on the 15th day of April, 1920, at’ 10 o'clock ‘a. m. in the! City of Casper, County of Natrona and State of Wyoming, for the purpose of voting upon the proposition to change the name of said corporation from Mills; & Baker Co. to The Mills-Hutton Com- ‘9 pany. - \ = MILLS & BAKER. CO, ‘By THOMAS MILLS, ARs President. Attest: s ; R. L. HUTTON, ’ Secretary. Pub, Mar, 20, 27, April 3, 10, 1920. is & - - Hauling Wyatt-Wolf Motor Co. Wyatt Hotel Dealers—Federal and Re- public Trucks DEAN PREACHES ON “STREET a o : eo CALLED STRAIGHT.” entire family as well as beautiful re- Catholic Scribe Favorably Impress-| Probably for the first time on record! ception room, music room, living room, ed with Visit to President & motion picture was taken as the sub- t tor 4 sermon at a service in anj room, and so on, The living room is piscopal church, recently, when the to be of Miss Pickford’s own design were Rey, ‘William ‘MacCormack, D. D.,} with a high-vaulted ceiling and a huge ran . © By Associated Press.) Angeles, made the Goldwyn picture and! lish type with a hob and big seats PARIS,-(cy Mail)—Abbe Felix Klein, Basil King's novel, “The Street Called} around. £ ed. / ver City studios while decked out in the Lincoln Hoffman, Jr., born at Green- wallk Wench Uiiba-outy. with the portraits “The House Called Beautiful.” aie soe which he had procured | wich, Conn., for whom the queen of of presidents: prominent in the orna-|. “If you forget everything else and re- Tat UicerHbsk dhveasacGa Ameren at mentation was a bust which occupied| ember this one thing, you have got the center of the marble mantlepiece—| it all—The, Street Called Straight leads to the House Called Beautiful and there worthy. of a place in that wonderful | i"¢r coming out, well-fed and face-| book of the prophet Isaiah, 1 question tious. Rogers was decked out in a} if anything finer of its sort is to be found even upon the pages of Holy of his expression gradually relaxed. He| Writ. It is a great leason that men{ Vivid yellow shoes with impressive| “coertsinger reached forth an in: net or three minutes. He spoke in a calm inka Straight that always leads| 7. seq Ro, pasting dwris aces tone, without) emphasis without ges-| to the House Called Beautiful, and God ers, ce welcome of loud, heti h- ture, and yet there was a note of feel-|in his ‘wonderful providence has seen| ‘l@tively at the layout which had been | . Badd Sop plogeey agements, and) in the midst of our| ‘oF Said. they were great so often. I failures, and in the midst of our disap-| ‘ind of began to believe him. Had to fis one of his gifts. pointments there are lights more beau-) lights of Broadway, so that we may see where to go and not make any blunders ‘or mistakes.”* } : 1 SEE e uti scoatant al cas! “Ste leectmriee mets is eomsabtion It is a wise economy to And what a support it gives when one} with ‘:The Street Called Sraight" that |}} Basil King, the author, was a clergy-| {if — — — fhe £_________— PAGE. SEVEN THE MOVIE WORLD || “BROKEN SILENCE” IS FORD] that they tannot only make ths move-| It takes 2,300 silkworm to produce Random Shots From the Studios Where Your Favorite Star WEEKLY FEATURE. | ments with their lips, but aiso is, | tw The Ford Educational Weekly No, | and finally to talk. ilies poubiiacteeth A aac 191, “Broken Silence,” treats of a sub-| One of the most interesting parts of ject unlike those usually presented in| the picture concerns the method by these pictures. 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