Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 13, 1922, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. — WHO WON will have thelr hear Will Irv tts,” as he h newspaper mer Btates. Tr tle -campaig Usted by th armies. Frent right to Li right to Continuous 1 to 11 10c and 25c wre LAST TIMES TODAY Thomas Meighan “A Prince There Was” —And— HARRY CAREY muy Ai, “Committee on Credentials” TOMORROW A Great Pi ture for the BUFFALO BILL” ' The Biggest Treat of the Year } modate Our Patrons § We Will Start “BLOOD SAND” ] ] O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING RIALTO ACE OF CORRESPONDENTS FAME IN COMING HERE TOMORROW | FRENGH STAND ‘Prince Regent; Of Japan Ill With Measles} TOKIO, Dec 13—<(By the Asso ciated Preqs}—H'rohito, the prince regent, 1s seriously {ll with measles, At noon teday his temperature was i 105, centigrade, his pulse 108. This evening. however, the Asso-| ciated Press was informed that Prince Hirohits's iliness was following the usual course of measles and sat ~ there were no complications. The prince regent is 21 years old. WAR toward the inter-allled debts, could hardly hare been which hoped for bs The news: out that Great Bri- now willing to take tain and Ital: customs, m'‘nes and forests as secur- ities for the German reparations. — oe WANAMAKER Io PAID TRIBUTE (Continued trom Page One) was the publication today of eulogies with the advertiaing of his princtpal department store competitors. Phila- delphia’s schools will be closed for one session tomorrow. Mr. Wanamaker’s body will le in state In Bethany Presbyterian church, | f which he was one of the founders, | real Resinol ~~. ASK tor Horlick’s Che Casper Daily Cribune ‘SPARKLING ROMANCE OF THE SAWDUST RING BIG TREAT FOR THE KIDDIES AMERICA THEATER FRI & SAT. a tn Sa fleet a a ot All the Fun and Thrills of a Circus. Dainty Shirley Mason in a Dazzling Dagger Dance of Death. _, Shirley Mason as « Daring the Sawdust A Gigantic Twelve Reel Production. The story is so well known that it hard- Aneeckhy Raicase, af the Sawdest Ring ‘The Most Specteca!s+ Pre- duction pacerath yet iiseen aig vy. peeene mention oa TRULY, THE CLASSIC OF ADVENTURE “SHIRLEY JOHN GILBERT ESTELLE TAYLOR WM. MONG ROBERT M’KIM HEAD THE CAST OF WHICH THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF THE CIRCUS” A Half Million Dollars Was Spent on This Production. NO ADVANCE IN PRICE—40c SHOWS AT 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00 and 9:00 morrow. at see you want to get rid of eczema, pimples, or other distressing skin eruption, you will accept no ‘*sub- stitute’ for Resinol. Preparations similar in name or appearance are mot **just the same as Resinol."’ Although a few unscrupulous deal- ers may offer them as or for Res- | lnol, they are often crudely mad ‘The Original Food-Drink for ANI Ages. | of little healing rower aad eet QuickLunchet Home,OfficesFountains, | 7 Y even be dangerous to RichMille Malted Grain ExtractiaPow- Duy in the original d/we package, es ws package. Resinol i is never sold i> } The ORIGINAL Malted Milk ~~ 6 INSPIRING FREE PSYCHOLOGY LECTURES Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Dec. 14, 15, 16 At 2 and 8 o’Clock at Henning Hotel, by Rev. Nancy Vercenius Simmons, on Prosperity, Character Analysis and How to Find YOUR Right Place and get the JOY of living. onstrations. Question Box Discussion. solved. Bring your friends. him in good old Yankee style. The r wiped away the journalistic of the pen. Irwin was in Free dem- Your problems CAN be ndustrial condi- not on Irwin he country L Paserteese | the est the century by Dr. Frank Désiebie Glesstees: Trees | is I have contracted with Mr. Graham, of Casper, for several hundred Natrona County Evergreens. Fine symmetrical trees from 4 to 5% feet are guaranteed. Friends and patrons that place orders with me at once will be notified on delivery and given first choice, after which the balance will go on display at increased prices. Please note: Home product, cut and transported by our home men. Every cent of the entire transaction will remain and be spent in Casper, thus “MAKING” instead of “WISHING” “MERRY CHRISTMAS” for our community. Cooley Fruit & Produce Market Phone 1705 233 East Second Street First Store East of Postoffice FESASADLE SS eee eee % PAT ON CLAIMS (Continued trom Page One) of our discussions to the beginning of next month involves no loss of time.” The atmosphere for the periiamen- y lobbies now appears less fever- ish and the situation is viewed with jsreater comp'acency by the press j which ke the Petit Parisien, more supports the government, out that the premier did not pe | Whoopee-Wow! Hook ’Em Cowboy | OH, BOY, IT’S A WESTERN PLAY! “THE BRAND OF LOVE” —IN— TWO BIG ACTS AND THREE BEAUTIFUL SCENES AT THE IRIS THEATER FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Christmas Seal mets noe | TONIGHT ARKEON DANCING ACADEMY out tuberculosis, pag a child to happy health. Help a heart to heal. RIFDARAPA PAIS PARES RASS SA SA IESE SASS ISIOR IOS IOSSIESA gos Come and dance with us tonight and help the Christmas Seal. ADMISSION 25c 10c A DANCE REE Fees rAity Thee ree r J B4AGS 1° ER BEDE “Where Everybody Goes” TODAY The Upside Down Comedy Sensation ‘THE SIXTH KING’ A Merry-Go-Round of Laughter A Bishop-vass Theater WEDNESDAY CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE Another Peppy Wonder Show STRATFORD COMEDY TRIO COMEDY AND HARMONY SINGING BERNARD & MARSH IN “THE PUPIL” HARRY DAVIS A BLACKFACE FUN-MAKER 7—NOVELTY MUSICAL NUMBERS—7 UPSIDE DOWN STANLEY & Co. NOVELTY OFFERING LADIES’ PRIZE MATINEE TODAY, 2:30 FEATUKE PHOTOPLAY ALICE LAKE See BILL FAIRBANKS in the Thrilling Picture Story of the Northwest “GO GET ’EM” Two Shows Tonight—7 and 9 Thomas Meighan “THE MAN WHO SAW TOMORROW” Replete with thrills, romance, adventure, in- trigue and novel situations. CARTOON-—-FABLES—SCENIC THE NETTO LADIES’ ORCHESTRA Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 IN “THE GOLDEN GIFT” Matinee Each Day, 2:30—Admission 40c Evenings at 7:00 and 9:00—Admiseion 55¢ Attend the Matinee and be sure of a seat, and incidentally save 15 cents. CONTINTOUS CHILDREN, 1:00 to 11:00 Pm We, Adults 250 ay TODAY AND THURSDAY HOBART BOSWORTH ‘THE SEA LION” BUSTER KEATON “THE BLACKSMITH” BULL FIGHT TODAY AND TOMORROW o—IN— LAWRENCE P. WALL Wishes to Announce That His STYLES AND SMILES Co. Will Appear TWO NIGHTS—FRIDAY AND SATURDAY in “THE BRAND OF LOVE” —In— TWO ACTS AND THREE BEAUTIFUL SCENES Prices Always 10 and 40 Cents BRINGING UP FATHER ONE DAY ONLY—THURSDAY P. S.—This is a traveling road show with 30 peo- ple, coming direct from Broadway Theater, Denver, Cole., where they played one successful week’s en- agement at $1.50 prices. Seats All Reserved Prices—50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50, Plus Tax IS OFF! RIALTO SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY “BLOOD and SAND” WITH RODOLPH VALENTINO AS THE FAMOUS TOREADOR BON JUAN GALLARDO Tnbune Wantads Bring Results