Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 22, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO HARDING FAVORS ARMS TRAINING FOR CIVILIANS President Declares in Favor of Extensive Instruction In Interests of Peace. of entertainment — , As a prelude.-to his display of talent. <GTON, Aug. 22.-—Prest- {the Steelman-Marriner-Taylor trio will here to|Present a short program. This after in an are |noon at 4 o'clock the trio of capable eval mp Meade, | from Cae ed mili, (Sftists will present a program that than 100,000/W1ll meet with the approval of not ; jonly a popular audience, but the ex acting musical critics of the commu: nity as well. Mariam Steelman, dra matic soprano, Leslie Taylor, violin t, and Guy Marriner pianist Each day at 9:30 in the morning, the cha uqua lady, 3 5 and girls the junior pageant Peace” which deals wit of the United States -requires more than 75 children to perform, will be rehearse’. Announcements con cerning the pageant will be made by MUSICAL FEAST AND CHARACTER STUDIES MARK OPENING TODAY OF FINE CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM The man of many faces, A. Mather Hilburn, also known as the man of many moods, the face-maker de luxe and the prince of funsters, will parade his interesting humanity re-| view before your eyes tonight at the opening evening pro-| |gram of the chautauqua, which has set up its equipment op-/ posite the Park school and will hold forth for the next'six days in a typical, high class festival/Canada. who served with distinction| ;|Womag who ever t| Miss MeCoy at the entertainment this| afternoon. Children of Casper. from the ages of 5 to 15 years, are urged to report to Miss McCoy and partici te In the pageant Private Harold Peat from Ontario, ever expect to be called upon fer such service. but solely for national de- fense and the preservation of the gov- ernment under which we all live. “You know modern soldiery is very different from that of nearly all the history of the world. In olden times those who were in the profession t compensated in the pursuits of Tou have war. Our soldiering of today is sole. ig, those who were 1. for national defense, and the pres government under . those ervation of that which we live. ‘There is new assurance, there is new confidence: there is new beliet the perpetuity of this American republic when one can stand as I Jhave stood this morning and noted | h a company of ready volunteer with peace| defenders as you have shown us tn and T like to(this review. Again my congratula reduc- tions and my gratitude for your My i a y hada whole i SS) SS 2 =f ing And, Descending from Kreuzeberge. 2 —_- Classified ads in the Tribune are rs and possibly the keys we give with every 50c paid at office will Win you a big prize. B-124f Crisp, delicious pode onn FLAKES perfect food for summer days h demands a lighter diet wie ohy Kellogg’s Corn Flakes for summer! They’re not only crisp, and really delicious, Kellogg’s benefit every age! Eat Kellogg’ Kellogg’s Corn Flakes are the cereal ee che world, served with He thousands of homes they are also apprecia’ ef served with plenty of cream and fresh fruit. Eat Kellogg’s Corn Flake: folks have all they quickly digested, y with the Canadian expeditionary | forces and whose book has been read} by lions, is the headliner on Wed nesday night. His lecture, “Introduc- ing your Neighbor,” is repete with| c, humor and good sense and this e combined with the national! ion of the speaker, naturally will bring out a great crowd. The Glenn L. Morris company, which will Pregent the afternoon attraction, as-| Margaret Garrison, charac 1 present the evening pre-/| company offer a jes of dazzling, bewildering scien-| fic demonstratioas which not only entertain but are highly instructive} as wel Miss Garrison, ia tho only won a national ora. est and is an entertainer She should prove immense. ser She beats out her anvil solo in a ttle shop in Grant, Mich. Mrs, Mary Harris is her name and she’s the best in the trade, having been swinging a steady right for 35 years. FIVE ACTS MAKE UP EXCEPTIONAL VAUDEVILLE BILL IRIS OFFERS VARIETY PROGRAM AGRIN THIS WEEK torleal c of me ly popular Five vaudeville actss in which | ty welcome. Campbell and McNab youth, beauty and animation hold | in ‘Some Music and a Clever Dog” full sway are billed to appear at the | present an act which is sust what Iris theater tomorrow and Thurs- | the name implies. A generous of. day in their regu'«r weekly variety | fering of concertina selections. | program, The Daceing M which Include popular and classical Casper favorites, assisted bs pupils, bave been secured of the acts and will once more prove nd imitations together ained dog who dances and their right to popularity in a 15- | included in this act minute bill, Comedy ny, dancing and Bert LeRoy and Vesta Gould d in the show- aaid to h been featured ¢ box Winter trio. The office attractions in musical com- ed, according edy, present an act called, “A Per- to press reports, and Miss Winter is | fect Stranger." There will be pre- |ably assisted by her sister Mary snd | sented a delightful offering of | Mr. Scott, a baritone. Miss Mary is songs, dancing and sidewalk patter. | an eccentric dancer with oceans of Both of the team are young and | life and should delight the-mudience, vivacious and should receive a hear: “Nuthin’ doin’ on more swims; not on your aweety life—not when 1 can eee a big bowl of Kalloge’s cers Flakes an’ fruit starin at me! Say, what’cha think it is. ena perl” ‘during the warm days! s are such an ideal food , appetizing, refresh- but wholesome and nourishing! one, from babyhood to old fruit now in season! most popular breakfast milk or cream; yet, in d as a dessert, s with fresh s liberally. Let the little want because Kellogg’s are easily and et they are satisfying and sustaining. . 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