Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1920, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE Fhe Casver Daily Cribur American Legion News Notes PaeS State and National Topics of Interest to Ex-Service Men 1nd the American Legion, Which Designated The \ ~ Tribune as Its Official Newspaper , operate with local civil authorities in| Bear the cost” of he disability. feature , the cbservanee has been made. of the insurance ‘and to pay the mortal- ity loss occasioned by injury and dis- ease resulting from military service, pment life insurance were recommended! The decision now rests with the war | hy ‘the nt Americin Legion coniett| risk bureau and ‘congress. tion in Cleveland. If adopted they’ will . el so far toWerd removing existing ¢is-| The Amertedn Legion is rapidly be- | Satisfaction, of ex service men With the|coming an investor in high-grade real Three important changes in govern. administre Berwick, Me., that has acquired a piece - of property. in the business district. A’ brick house will be built, with a place ‘The idea°of a men’s auxililary of the American Legion persists. A, M. Har: vey of the Capito! Post’ ‘ef Topeka, Kiuns,, has written National Command- et Galbraith suggesting the’ formation f a The smashing successor of the ‘Miracle “Hamoresque.” You know either of these sh a screen marvel. We present to you the lat ex th ren L8 greatest screen sensation by the: brilliant cre n of the bureau of war|Pstate, through the medium of various;of an’ organization, to’ which fathers = risk insurance. Edited by M. P. WEAR, Publicity Director for Wyoming FRENCH BULLETINS TO U.S. , was adopted at the recent natiénal con: And you yourselve: | vention, is taken from a statement is- “You have taken part in the g@at-'sued by former national commander adventure upon which humapi‘y:Franklin D’Olier, and is as follows: as so far ever been launched. You! “Whe attitude of the legion toward have seen your. friends fail by your organized labor is the same as its at- ; you have yourselves, perhaps,|titude toward all groups of American ren face tq face with death. feltizens who are interested in a square “The American army was great be- deat for all in the maintenance of law! cause the men in it were moved to be'and order and the protection of the their best. Though you disperse as institutions handed down to us by our é you touch the shores of the forefathers, In any controversy be- States, a common determina-; tween capital and labor the interest of tion will hold you together, it will bind the American Legion is confined to that! you in fraternat.union to the com-'of the maintenance of law and order} arms by whose ‘side you and, without taking part on either side, ». In 1776 Americans)in case a situation should arise where libe of their own fe and property are endange In this war you have helped' the duty of members ‘of the | reedom of the universe.’/) Perform their full duty as citi ages from the cording to their own conse! distributed understanding. wvernment to each! “In such a contingency it is the le- ailor and marine gion man’s duty to assist’ in the main- ve during the world, tenance of law and order by acting as} raphed photo-|#n individual and offering his services| of the French j the duly constituted authorities for scounts of some; the maintenance of law and _ order. episodes of the war.|There is nothing to prevent the indl- roximately half a Ynillion copies vidual member of the legion, as an in- pamphiet have not yet been| dividual, from taking either side in such ands of Am ang who) 2 Controversy, but the logion, as an} and the adjutant gen-| Organization, will not “do so." has’ appe to the| This statement was adopted by In the distribution | Convention deleg: ast exDre ried out thréugh the| the legion’s off attitude in stations. The} “fficulties, uiting officers are} Hlaborate plans are bein? made by ch with organiza-| American Legion posis all over the country for Armistice “day ceremonials at which ‘Victory medals will be for-| mally presented to post members. In a| number of the posts an effort to co- rades in rican soldi ne served in the] ing in te American Legion, as- s entitled to} booklet not yet received and » to furnish the re-| r of copies. LEGION AND LABOR. The official attitude of the American Legion toward organized labor is given in a bulletin issued from national head- querters in this c This plank which & young man wha practiced medicine in’a rural district became famous and was called in consultation in many towns and cities because of his sne- cess in the treatment of disease. This was Dr. Pierce who afterward moved to. Buffalo, N. Y.. He made up his mind to place some of his medicines before the public, and he put up what he called his “Favorite Pre- scription,” and placed it with the druggists in every state in the Union, For jifty years Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription has sold more largely throughout the United States than any other medicine of like character. It's the testimony of thousands of women that it has. benefited or en- tirely eradicated such distressing ail- ments as women are prone to. It is now sold by druggists in tablet form as well as liquid. Nei te OrEcor.—"I saw ig ‘ ierce’s vertiseme: woman, has created a great deal of in-| tried so any things ana. pati terest in California. Mrs: Wregelles.| trouble without getting any help, I who is now in os Angeles, declared) decided to try Dr. Pierce’s Favorite that Miss Shute spirited her husband Prescription, and*I.did so with good away and holds him captive In La Jolla,| ‘results. I think it is just great.*— California. Mrs. D. Bera. IS HELD CAPTIVE I —Mes, Margaret Tregell ful former London stage hose /sen- nal charges in against s Cameron Shute, wealthy Bnagiish SATURDAY pecials $3.75 $4.00 35C _30¢e -25€ Fancy Jonathan Apples, Fancy Delicious Apples, Per box ... 1-lb. cans Ryzon Baking in Syrup, per can No, 1 cans Red Dart. Agparagus, per can..... 1-lb. cans Shell Bran Salmon, per can... Seto 1-lb. pkg. Felmo Steel-cut Coffee, per Ib.............. No. 2 cans Puyallup Blackberries Powder, per can. Bars Assorted Toilet Soaps for... 142 East Second St. SERVICE Phone 903 QUALITY COURTESY The Lesion hax asked the government to reduce premiums, ti home is the Charles S. Hatch post of be éligible. ' VOTE FOR 7 The Great Accident The Rattling, Battling Roma nce of an Accidental Mayor. The Son of His Father in His Father’s Boots Latest Current Events Franklin Cleverly on the Mammoth Organ Shows Continuous from 1 to 11 Paily Starting Timc—1:00, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, * 6:30, 8:00 and 9:30 , ADMISSION—40c é AND TOMORROW. : Extra Added Attraction “The Race of the Age” Man o’ War, the super horse, showing his victory over Sir Barton at Wind- sor, Ont. Fourteén cameras were used in filming this picture. The entire race from start to finish. TODAY set aside for the women’s auxilliary, | E posts, ‘The latest post to own its own! and brothers’ of ex-service men would “why Change Your Wife,” “The Miracle M The amazingly different wonder photoplay, thing to Think About,” by Cecil De Mille. LYRI Continuous 1 P. M. to 11 P. M. Jesse L Lasky presents CECIL B. DeMILLE'S production ‘Somethin. To, Think About By Jeanie ort The top of life— }, and the bottom. And the same fair woman reached them both, Yet the story is built. from the hearth of the village blacksmith and made of the stuff that fills the simplest hearts, A women enravishing ro- mance that runs the gamut of love and life. A story built on a new idea never struck before in mo- tion pictures. i 4 i Today and Tomorrow EILEEN PERCY “The Husband Hunter” A Rollicking ” Comedy Adapted from the’ Satur- day Evening Post Story— “Myra Meets His Family” 5) Iris Concert Orchestra “Jungle Death’ The Fourth Episode of the Sensational Animal Serial “The Lost City” —AND— Mutt and Jeff in “IN WRONG” Afternoon and Night ADMISSION—30s Shows at 1:00, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30,-8:00 and 9:30 Daily . It’s a story of plain folk and bare redlities, unfolded with a power and heart-grip that only “The Miracle Man” has approached. 3 ge ek A ‘tale of green lanes and gay streets, of blind youth ‘and grim reckoning, of love, luxury, beauty— >" and something else that never kc'sr2 ':as appeared in a motion picture! Destined to cause more public discussion than any ‘other drama ever screened. Yet first, last and alWays an eye-filling, heart-filling, \ gorgeous entertainment, that every soul who is human will eagerly want to see. With Gloria Swanson ' Theodore Roberts The whole town will see th have seen it you will tell your m Elliott Dexter Monte Blue picture. After you hbor te see it. COMING ANITA STEWART “The Fighting | Sheperdess” — A Wyoming story by a Wyoming Authoress (MINA A