Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 31, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO Che Casper Daiiv Tribune SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1922 # the h of the panic-strick i roles of strong character such as she a language and who wasn't too busy ectablishes herself as a dramatic £0 #' actress of unusual ability in the Pp. * a He escorted the lost mother and | numerous big scenes the production | son to a police atation. There the | portrays. | —— husband later found them. A repe- | ine for graddmarking } titlon of the Ciallo tragedy had been | A mac { 5m 2 avoided jtumber at the mills ts being perfectet | NEW YORK, Dec. 30—The slam | inter the frantic hus two years’ hard work, two [py the Southern Pine -associatjon. t cided to go back to of a subwiy door, the surge of a morgue, nd Christmas with the’ rushing crowd and thousands of Married A ManInA |= cecuer oc ‘Grant ama tina weal Oe | pa res a scrsl Hyman Te They spent ail their | RO Tmastennd, pastors Bible wchoot, | (ATO of New Yerkes great cate | r, came | ings for pasmge on the Masai on || Mirg, J, W. Sampson = = eer , ef os _ Of “commerce, the subwars, | e and | her last trip of tho year. But they Monat ad Pso! 4 ning service, 10:45; C. rf ; society, 6:30. Eve theme, Mia-| music. Brother HUdebrand ts abi Week service, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m to be at his work o in after his long “Studies Remember the H ewill préach Sunday. Ni the First jane for the coming year wi seed and some tmportant} t2es named. Will your name fot lost in the subway and reached the pier In time to see the boat leaving. They could take no other beat. All their dreams were shat- tered. Accorfing td officials at the Grana Central and Pe fg. 7:20. Special Tells How Cuticura Healed Her Scalp comm! in New York be called? Subject for New Year's! railrot stations, 50 pers oe * ay sermon will be “The Untrodden} | miss thelr tra! pa.ae ie septs oe 5 Path. There will be a baptismal ser- coming lost in the subways. Po! ri say hundreds are los vice at 2 o'clock. A hig time for the 3 daily, kiddies—e great party Christmas tree and carnival for t © Sunday school, at the church. Games start at 2./ The Chrictian 7 z will continue ing after Church Sunday and watch for the coming New Year. SLs a GRIPPING ROMANCE IN “COLLEEN OF PINES! The tang of the open spaces, the rush and surge of big drama and the warm glow of big romance make ‘Colleen of the Pines.” Jane Novak's are a stranger t Baptist church This Belle of the Old South, who was commanded to choose between death and a wedding with a man whose face she could not see; whose name she did not know. Hateful as was the prospect, African Methodist. Rev Grace Chapel, (Signed) Mrs. J.W. Sampson, 4705- 3and Ave. S., Beattle, Wash. Keep your skin clear by using Cut!- cura Soap, Ointment and Talcum for every-day toilet purposes. Touch imples and itching, if any, with Econ Ointment; bathe with Gati- cara Soap and het water. Dry and dust lightly with Cuticura Talcum, St. Anthony's Catholic. j er of Seventh and Center Ste. / The Rev. Fr. J. H. Mullin, _ pastor. | mass, 7 @. m.; second masr,| last mass, 10:30 a. m.; ben 3p. m.; mass during the Ar: RC starring vehicle a produc- « mn tion of the utmost appeal. It is the Powder of fascinating fragrance. h f I h a h ld to all. & pena current attraction at. the Rialto| | SsmeleZehFrestz Mat. 4 Gepran: “Outtcere tate she felt her death would serve no purpose. at which time Salvation Army. theater where it will remain today. ibs. Otwcment th and be je ng and prayer ¢ officers, Adjt. Eplette uticura Soap sheaves mes. é Changing n_the minister willl wit be jieaving Casper on Monday. “Forgetting the pastian, win have her farewell meeting You ere! gnday, December $1, 8 p. m., at the Saivation Army Hut. The public {=| invited. She will be succeeded » Capt. Ruth McHarg from Calhfornia| who wil arrive here January 3. Miss Novak, always charming in = | So she chose marriage and became. “MADAM preac ; and emphasizing the future. welcome to all our services. On t evening of January 5 an All Nations Carnival will be given at the hon of Fred Hopkins, under the auspices of the Senior Stewardess board. The FREE following week the much talked of ices “Ciclbttent | Bock Social will be given under the] (4 SHU yi taatson, Bibto| THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS the Willing Works, Come a hie . eal auspices of school 10 a.m. Lord's Supper and} in merchandise is being given and bring a friend. preaching, 11 a. m. Young people's! given away with new and renewed | ieee services, 6:80, Preaching at 7: . scriptions to The Casper Daily | Trinity Lutheran. Come and get acquainted. | Py Seanay ‘Tribone. The offer | (fissour! Synod.) — Ti + oe soon : : 3 Fig | pouth Park and East Fourth Sts.: North Casper | his simple treatment soe “ ie | Rev. J. H Gockel stor. Sunday! 1009 North Durbin street; Rev. Geo clears the bead, loosens irritating. CALL, AD. THY TRIBUNE office and let us ‘explain this great offer. It will pay you to do this Right Now morning at 10:30 a German servic®| Woodard, minister. Sunday school,| hI be teld in which the sermon Will] 10 a. ra.; Christian Endeavor, 6:48 p. pe based on the text Luke 2:15-20, 18] m.; morning service, 11 a.m. At the theme being: “Faith's Application of | evening service the pastor is to be in- the Christmas Gospel.” Sunday /etatied. Monday at 7:30 p. m. Key. evening at 7:30 a special New Yeer’s/ wir, §. R. Sheriff is to begin revival] eve morvice will be conducted. The | services for us. Come and enjoy) text of the sermon wil! be Psalm |these eervices with us. 7; its theme, “Man's Téfe in the) ht of Eternity.” A New Years} phlegm, cools inflamed, tissues and breaka the col Sve bottle for simple Go to your droggist-~spare yourself serious trouble--start Dow to take DR.KINGS Bitivexr ~asyrup for coughs 6 colds This wonderful novel, considered by critics as the best of that master of fast- moving fiction, Harold MacGrath, will begin in tomorrow’s L Wi Miecsee Oley sc, aes Hiyman Levine, his wife and son, whose separation in New York sub- way almost ended in a tragedy. | Day service will be held Monday ig Corner of Poplar and Fifteenth}! 10:30 a. m. Text of rermon, Luke 22 ". TI. Blenchard in| are swept along—to disappoint- | son, coming from Russia to join ef theme, “I. N. J Have you no as follows. Sun-| ments, misfortune, and often to | him. } you church home in Casper?) Then B 2:30 Gre herewith invited to end the old], oa, - young Pec and begin the new year in our house of worship, praising God for His Blessings during the past year, peek ing his aid and coungel for the year Sunday 4:20] death y, the subway door closed meeting, 7:30, ‘They form the bulk of the cases | Another family was separated, New Year's service, subject. “| reported to the Missing Person bu- But this time fortune threw into uate RReaalat inn reau of the Police Department, Few |= (ne foe notice until they reach We not only wish you a Prosperous NEW YEAR But are ready and willing to help you by offering the Sunday Morning Tribune as Robert W. Chambers’ story ends. ing Bia a a8 oe The Hopewell Hospital 1 a } : hi ; of hursday, ei . $ e v ¥ A sont eat pert ra ens ee i Lillian L. Nelson, Superintendent atest developments in Chiropractic. Thermopolis, Wyo. A general hospital, situated in ‘he Hot Springs district of Ther- © to sail for their * Guidance.” The public is ini} Wife. They vw echo-Slovakia to re- vited. oid home in Methoiist Episcopal. Corner of East Second and © ROBERT N. GROVE, . ta. Rev. Lewis } tire. Passage was engaged. They an eanaeaa doi ia pe RP eA Evansville Chapel. started from thelr hotel for the jf™mopolis, to which visiting , physi- CHIROPRACTOR | «chool; 11 a m., sermon, “Work)/ Rey. F. I, Blanchard ih cherge cae 7 -aligllts Rates» mofergies<onty..etadulen Palmer School Graduate re While.” The an4] Sunday meetings as follows: ._ m. soap bape father ah Cente FT) 3 et 1 ite’ be sae Dr ahs Sunday acboo? will b¢| sundsy school 11. e;dure, eh ee pushed’ his “way | through’. the |[/SUrues! for turchee-information/ ga: Over White’s Grocery Phone 2220 " dress the Supe ndent. installed. Anthem, "I Will Lift UP] yYear's Message.” The Evansville peo- cranes is Tlis wife was close behind. iperintendent. Sine Eyes,” Qfeyer); 11 a. m., Jenicr|ple are invited to a “Watch Night) But before she could board the ahusch conducted by Mrs. Carter: sub-| Meeting" held on Sunday evening at) ‘0. the guard had slammed the ject, “Jesus ‘the Door,” Grace Olive} the First Baptist church. door, s¢parting namo and wife, Ferguson will recite. 9 p. m.. watch She boarded the next train. It night service; from 9 to 10 the Ey was the wrong one. Spenking littie English she couldn't make herself worth League will have charge. At ’ r understood. She was lost amon 10 o'clock a social time will be en pines es Joyed; 10:45, a pageant, “The Chal Jenge of the Cros: 11:15 te midnight, AT THE ALALTO SUINTAY ervice. Monday Sareea etek CHICHESTER S PILLS by Mr. and Mrs. H, B. Durham at Ledieat ag giater Don’t fail to read a gripping tale of this their home, 815 8. Durbin street. Prtistafiteg "ena" Ther friends an especially the mem-| Attesting in every scene to the) #) Seedy farone other. wi irl’s fi hee Srlends an Geaneciady. the vriion |g Atteeting tn severy scene to the sie ie ott RE girl’s fight to avenge the deaths of her known ax Best, Safest, Always Reliable years SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE are invited. ‘Tunsday, 2:30 Pp. ™-.|the foremost motion picture producers Woman's Home Missionary society at}i the world, ‘Mansiaughter,” his| the home of Mrs. H. O. Swenson, 52°} iatest production, is a pcture de luxe, 8) Boech street. Mrs. Richards will) 1+ is one of those massive, splendid, t. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer} peaqutiful and uplifting cinema crea- training class./tions for which Mr. De Mille is dls- + 1:30 p. m. Cholr rehearsal-| tinguished, and the superlative qual- TELLER | S —— ites of “Joan the Woman,” “Male ELLE Kenwood Presbyterian. and Female,” “Fool's Paradise,"| } ther. Edwin E. Preston, minister.|«Something to Think About," “For: day school at 9:80 @ m. Morning |yiaden Fruit” and other of his cinema| | worship, at 11, The Rev. D. M. Mar-|achievements, are abundantly dis-| tin is expected at the preaching ferv-| piayed in “Mansiaughter.” ices. In brief, “Manslaughter” is one of! Millis Presbyterian. the most protentious pleture produc-! Rev. Edwin B. Preston, minieter.| tions with which tre nhine of Cecil B Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Evening |r. aria has been associated as pro- services at 7:30. Tho Rev. D. M.|qucer, and that it will prove a box Martin hopes to be with the Sunday} orrce magnet of undeniable charm school at 2:30 p. ™m. bu and attractiveness, with consequent good financial returns to exhibitors, muy be aafely predicted. This big picture will be shown at the Rialto three days, starting Sunday. Bee ale SS father and brothers. Every two weeks the Tribune will be- gin a new serial story, by the country’s most celebrated authors. Look over this list and see if it could be bettered---see whether you can afford to miss stories by: Harold MacGrath Booth Tarkington Elinor Glyn Joseph Hergesheimer F. Scott Fitzgerald Arthur Stringer Paul and Mabel Thorne Norman Springer Gregory Jackson Robert W.-Chambers And a Host of Other Great Writers First Prejoyterian. Tavernacle corner, Sixth and Dur- bin Sts. The Rey. Charles A. Wilson, D. D., pastor. Sunday school and Dible classes, 9:45 a. m. L. A. Reed, 4 chairman of the building committee, “ will speak to the Brotherhood class Short Deliberation on the plans for the new church. A A = full attendance is desived. Rev. Da- By Jury Finds Japs The man vid McMartin of Cheyenne will speak to airs Wuson'a class. Tours Peo) Guilty of Gambling) Who waits for This Is a Busy Section of the Casper Business College Showing a number of Casper’s young people who are fitting themselves for places in the business affairs of the world. Many of those shown in the above picture have al- ready taken positions with Casper business enterprises. You Too Can Fill a Good Place In the Business World If You Will Try We are constantly training people, of all ages, for bookkeepers, stenograhpers, sales- men, secretaries, typists and other lines of work. Our graduates are successful be- cause their training has been thorough and complete. F ple’ Wehrll will speak. Westminster guild Ne aoe / meets Wednesday; dinner at 6D.™.| CrevennE, Wyo, \ Deo. 20 Us business to ved by y Is in Sis 2 r ling were convicted by a jury in mu- Thurstay afternoon at 2:30 in the| Onf y . : cipal court here after eight minutes} [4 Id worship. sate pag aca Reem Ne Tear of | of deliberation. Each was fined $20. Se Om picks u Vf worship, 7:30. PIP RTT . b c s he mieeauite ve the Year.” | Conservative: One who believes in| any, usines Mecting of pension to | the things forced on the world yester- day by radicals.—Hartford Times. Sermon Special music. receive new members at close of morning servics. We welcome you. _ At this holiday season of! MOST OF OUR CUSTOMERS USE the idudeetyron desire to again Grace English Latheran. thank you for your friendship 1 Monee tua ecce te || 2A UME TF | |2n8 vetronsee: 044 Fellows’ hal! Sunday school at 10, Robedt Hicinas superintendant; | | fis Foonomy BAKING POWDER eae i: pirmcons “abla @ov0n || sao remembrance of Me.” Reception of|| Johnson Bros. Groceries ' members and communion service will roc follow the sermon. Let all who would keep their vows be present. } ‘A New Year's sermon in the eve- It is in this spirit that we ning; subject, “The Mortallty of : SN aere Time.” Dr. Cromer extends a NOTICE ‘wish y ry earty Invitath t NM, especially his : 1 Z hearty Invitation to Siesnt at ieae|| Free Bible Lecture || Merry Christ Our New Year Classes Are being arranged now, for work in Shorthand, Typewriting, Business English, Spelling, Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Comptometer, Salesmanship and Let each new year bring us other subjects. nto closer co-operation for he good of all. Day Classes Start Tuesday, Jan. 2, at 9 A. M. Night Classes Start Wednesday, Jan. 3,7 P. M. OFFICE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY FOR ENROLLMENT Casper Business College, inc. 346 East Yellowstone Phone 1325 services. By | iat Boe nee tren 2 yee | Happy New Year every Sunday at 11 a.m. in the church Court House, Tuesday, | h and Grant streets. % . M. oe tere, sermon for eanday if SR 2 a Sees THE CITIZENS “Christian Science.” Sunday school Subject: “‘Satan’s Empire ] } car itis Sots te "aem tS || relling’ | The public’ 's | NATIONAL BANK (| tnge are hei Wednesday evenings at || Cordially invited. Consolidated Rov-ltv Bldg. | B o'clock, Casper, Wyo, : ‘ ‘ * \ “4