Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 24, 1920, Page 6

(Continued; from Page One) Choir,” was presented at the church last Sunday under the direction of C. BE. Hoo he chorus consisting of bila ty-six voices. c RISTIAN CHURCH, The services of the Christian Churoh’ will be held in the morning at 10 o'clock promp\ly. The subject of the morning services will be the “Lord’a Supper” ‘The remainder of the hour will be In charge of the Bible sehuol and will consist of recitations and other features, including gifts. ‘The regular preaching services will If your hepsi tig pate has giv- eh you good service thruout the year—well, why not remembet' him J this Christmas? Delivering papers: is no snap in Casper—especially when the wind howls or when the temperature Is 20 below. So, if your newsboy has been faithful—remember him, And don't forget the little extra tip for the street newsies. Most of those litth peddlers weed every penny they earn. be held in the evening at 7:30 o'clock, » conducted by Rev. W Stahl, with special Christmas mu LEADER STORE ANNOUNCES FUND FOR wa SHSOH ‘MONTANA OIL INDUSTRY + 1S YEAR OLD THIS WEEK GLAM 12,000 BARRELS , AN | his present stock ub of the Leader inta ¢ this stock -on sale that there can he no n of there being any merchan- g at the end of the stated ch promised the public the st buying opportunity of any pre- ‘gd anywhere in the country, He sf w York January 1 to make for the new establish Christmas Tree is Stripped by Thief BRAINTREE, Mass., Dec. 24.—Fotrr tmas trees hung with toys; fruit, | y and other good things intended y to the kiddies, of the. Hol- stripped. by a thief who "came in the night. CARTER DENIES HE WAS | GREAT FAUGLS, Mont, Dec, hae |The Montana cil industry Is a year old” jand ten producing swells): brought in‘ during the last twelve months are ca~! pable of producing 12,000 barrels of crude oil daily, accurding to estimates jot operators. The actual production is. }less than 12,000 barrels daily, however, ; because all the wells have been cap-| ped and the flow is regulated, The field-now developed, in Fergus county, about 200 miles southedst of Great Falls, is twenty-five miles from | the railroad and has two pipe tines, “both connecting with ‘the Chicago, Mil-— waukee & St. Paul railway at Win-' nett, -Mént. ‘Ten producing wells are in the Fergus county field and. nine of {them are on a northwest-southeast line | 2% miles long, with the discovery well {three miles further east. | It is said that 250 wells were drilled | in various parts of Montana prior to the first prodrcer. In.the Fergus coun- ; ty field, variously known as the Win-! nett, the Hosby and the Cat Creek oi] field, approximately 50 wells are being drilled at the present time and, innumerable compaties are being pro-| 'moted to exploit land. j pees rape rar ed EA ' | One of the most general superstitions jtbout people born on Christmas Day, | superstition that will be found in many countries, is that they have the power of healing by “laying on of the Fi y ‘hands,"" and of second sight. They are pela to possess some hidden magnetic , brake with the Bur- y, denied .;that e brew” party | the blindness, if y, had been cured because he wis; able to see plainly today and was able; to walk gut dow! n this afterye denied that trains in the Bu that he had been loctor was galled} ‘abil Peech street where he had been take The doctor said it was a severe case of stomach trouble. JAPAN NOT TO SET PACE WITH ARM AMENTS ‘ TONDON,. T B:.'F Japan has no in- tention of settin pace In the race to Count Hay. Britain, Jap- ad States 1, he said. Ana e with Great in woukl be ouree of satisfac- to.the Jananese but does not mean n has the intention setting the in. armaments. — C. V. Norris of the Norris company, x Denver tonight to spend s with his family. Mr, Norris ttend to his buying of meat king plants. —o - In the olden time the Yule log was always laid ‘aside before it was burnt out, so that the next Christmas Day the new Yule log might be lighted from the charred remains of its predeces- Tn the mid it was generally 1 that hristmas time all pecially intell- sends of trees nd screening r flight into t, When pursued by Herod's sold- An Intelligent Understanding Of your insurance policies is of importance to you in this day of changing values, Consult us for insurance advice. No obligations. h. T. KEMP C0. “Insurance—That’s AIT” Phone 870 112 E. 2nd. ae eon wer ‘which enables them to soothe aneehe in pain, andso ‘help. them on their way to’ recovery and perfect health. | PS Eu OS Christmas day falls on a Sunday, | Tuesday, and Thursday fifty-eight times, ,, and on Friday and Saturday fifty-seven times. for every fifty-six times it falls } ! Tt’s your own fault if you miss itt eo LYRIC Is Running Big Double Bill. In Seven Reels William Fox Deasents ; Look at. the Prozram the SATER No Tears—Ail Joy TODAY AND CHRISTMAS. The Big Six-Part Comedy Riot, “MARRIED LIFE” Not a war picture, Ha, Ha! A, Mack Sennett production by the inim- itable producer of the best comedies in the world. Many imitators, but there is only one Mack Sennett. ‘See the Mack Sennett Bathing Beauties in all their splendor. See the greatest dis- , play of class ever seen on the screen. HAROLD LLOYD In His Very Latest Comedy Vehicle, “NUMBER PLEASE” This comedy was filmed in the biggest amuse- ment park in California Sunday—Entire Change of Program— “The Rio Grande’’ ' A Thrilling Story of the Mexican Border THEATER Today & ‘Tomorrow \ | OF MY HEART’ jhe story oF a nameless waif who found sunshine _ and happiness ine the harbor of love. Adapted from Frances Marion Mitchells MreL— Ueoan Ff Keinhow Springs” Directed by Fdward [I Le Saint os ‘CHRISTMAS STORY FOR. CHRISTMAS —ALSO— “IN THE LION’S JAW” The aleopaa dibs of the sensational ‘animal serial “THE LOST CITY” sa | eee MUTT AND JEFF * —IN— “HOT DOGS” Tris Orchestra Admission 30c a SHOWS AT—1:00, 2:00, 3:30, 5,00, 6:30, 8:00 4 9:30 SUNDAY And MONDAY DOROTHY DALTON In “GUILTY OF LOVE” Casper’s Finest Theater Always Worth While TODAY & TOMORROW NEWEST SCREEN SUCCESS THOUSAND 1 100 The Story of ' A MAN WHO WHIPPED HIMSELF A tale set in a metropolis and the North Woods - —Also— The Big Shaw Featuring Srooky, the monkey with the human intel- lect. Do you remember how you Iaughed at Snooky in “An Overall Hero,” his last picture? Then, don’t m'ss this one. MAMMOTH ORGAN CURRENT EVENTS ADMISSION 40c Sunday and Monday “The Last of the Mohicans” Shows At—1, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8, and 9:30