Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 28, 1923, Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN. LEGION SUPREME IN HELPING THE So Says State Com- mander In An Address Before Casper Post former state om. PLOT AGAINST "SHILOH ‘KING’ - TOLDINCOURT ' GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., March 28. John W. Hansell, plaintiff in the 1$80,000 suit against the Israelite |Houre of David, planned to fill |s loh, residence of Benjamin Pur. the colony's leader, with gas and carry off the cult’s strong |the inmates were rendered | according to Mrs. Gertrude | testifying for the d court. nell box while helpless Bultry se in federal fe AL ee QUESTION OF WHETHER ROBIN HOOD REALLY Day After Tomor Grand Opening of “Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood” Che Casper Daily Cribune row Will See YOUR Mrs, Eldred will be glad to answer all questions pertaining to babales | and children. A stamped and self ad- dressed envelope, forwarded to this of- fice, will bring a personal reply. Coauthor of “For the Young Mother,” by Eldred and LeCron. What is the matter with the baby —or the year old child—or the three- year old—when he won't. In the very young baby food is al- ways the chief fault. The comfort-| able, well fed baby will\ sleep under the most discouraging conditions. Bad alr, wet diapers, lumpy Heed have small power to disturb his slum- bers if his tummy is well filled. Sometimes while the mother {s having a time getting the baby started on a food that will agree and nourish him he may, in his distress and discomfort, acquire the habit of wakefulness. When he is gaining and happy again he will have to be BABY 22dMINE ‘LE MeyvyERELDRED | as well as reading. Make bed timo pleasant, never associate !t in the child's mind with punishment. One mother told me in all seriousness that she had tried everything—even tying the child to the bed—and yet she wouldn't sleep. Naturally. Bed ve- came not a little nest in which to go to eagerly, but a place of torment. | Punishments, threats, force got) one child to take a nap. Make nap taking a pleasure, and half, or all of your battle is wor Ree ge as M. H. Tracy and R. T. Richter are among the Denver business callers here for the week. Alka Bad for Washing Hair Many soaps and prepared sham- | poos contain too much free alkall | which is very injurious, as it dries | What’s What in Things Men Wear New Correct Ideas for Easter \ / | wooed into learning the habit all over cate Reed AI | LIVED Ig IN DISPUTE again. Take him out of doors at his| the scalp an! makes the hair brittle. sete nap times, wheel him about until he] The best thing to use is Muisified non falls asleep “* ho won't go to sleep| cocoanut oil shampoo, for this is puro : hand? Joe oR otherwise, and then leave him well| and entirely greaseless. It is very w cases, Par-| There are plenty of undisputed his. covered and protected from draughts | cheap and beats anything else all to t ming, WhICRY torical facts concerning the events until he has had his nap. Fresh air| pleces. You can get Mulsified at any | ha al attention | o¢ the Twelfth Century in England. is a wonderful soother for the wake-| drug store, and a few ounces will’ where r ‘ t who conducted the research ful baby and he will sleep a half| ast the whole family for months. | ° nd ¢ ection with the prepar again as long, even in the noises out] Two or three teaspoonfuls of Muls!-| sess e making of the new Doug- of doors, as he will in the house. fled in a cup or glass with a little art Cc. a ner arx — : ks screen sensation. With the older child—the one who| warm water is all that is required.| A 4 Hood,” is old enough to stand up and de-| Simply moisten the hair with water Douglas Fairbanks in Rob! Uni Artists release coming and rub the Mulsified cocoanut oll in.! to mand loudly to be taken out of his Clothes Iris and America theaters start- crib, more subtle methods will have|It makes an abundance of rich,| 2 ay, found a wealth cf intense- to be used. Take off his shoes, wash| creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly, t t ly interesting data relative to the do- him, make him comfortable, pull] and rinses out easily. The hair dries ‘A United States Governmental Bond is no safer ers and customs of t down the blinds and read to him. quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh . ‘ was made, showing | Se) “urna ain the great a4 cose a story with a soothing] looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and investment than the purchase of Hart Schaffner people who lived 16 greatest age Chi y = rs ig! 'y y » ee : ances were highly repetition. The old woman and the| easy to manage. Besides, it loosens & Marx Clothes. You get your dividends in | led quite enough pe who wouldn't go home—The| and takes out every particle of dust, quality and extra dividends in keen values. band, which house that Jack built—they are sim-| dirt and dandruff. Be sure your drug- 1 truly remark- put Mulsified—Advertise- ple, drowsy kind of stories. gist gives you r py round for the en aay $ he e olde f i je romance as he “0 x And Up tad of Robin B2¥°| Hood known to t eration as cdigvarteaaition sh hero. He Styleplus Clothes, $25 and $30 a <a aloo eraaaat en in ae son ave been born Bee Sree: nl at Nottinghamshire, about the year of 1160, In the more thrilling days of his career, he lived in the wodos with his | band, eithe for reasons of his own AT OUR STORE dr because he was ally outlawed, his haunts be hie Sherwood ay poeetaanioas Yorkanive Friday Afternoon 3 p. m. The most gener spted theory well G. CHRONINGER, known Kansas City business is that he was the don incognito by circun 1 of Hunting ances over The best musical talent of Denver will entertain with a varied and delightful program. came indigestion, nervousness }! turous to a egree, for he COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS and insomnia. Gains 15 pounds. ribbed the » give to the poor. His companions were Friar Tuck, TAt J Will = Scarlet, Allan-a The Chas. E. Wells Music Company Phone 194 ries have been ether or not the n Hood ever without po- f his life is es in 232 East Second St. Stetson Hats Styles for Young Men Your Easter Hat is here. We are showing the largest assortment of Stetson Hats in Wyoming and we are showing some new Hats that have been created exclusively for us. man Twelfth and that most of the explc Centu siated with his name. The 1 descent which bestéwed upon him t common may the of the medieval {dea that the virtues existed) only in the persons of gentle birt! sitnous "nthe et This Home Must Be $7 consent be es Berg Hats $5 Sold Five rooms, strictly modern, oak floors, kitch- en and bathroom finished in white enamel, gas range connected, furnace heat. Full basement with two finished rooms, clothes closet, toilet, gas in furnace and gas water heater. This home is located on nice level lot with lawn, walks and curb, on Capitol Hill, in very desirable residen- tial district. Price $6,000, terms. SEE BEN REALTY CO. as FIGHTING STORY TOLD IN “MAN SHE BROUGHT BACK” AT THE RIALTO When John Ramsey started down the trail, his heart sang for joy, for BOTH AMERICA AND IRIS ge of Romance. Chivalry, Adventure, transplanted from Twelfth dust and nourished in the genius of a great artist till it blossoms forth into a gorgeous spectacle of Twentieth Century realism! A tenderly beautiful love story in the midst of marching crusades, the clash of broad- swords, the hum of singing arrows. Robin Hood and his band, Maid Mar- ian and her peril, Sherwood Forest and its greenwood, with the Sheriff 6f famed Nottingham Town. To accommodate the thousands who will want to see “Douglas Fair- banks in Robin Hood” jt wilk be shown at both the America and Iris theaters this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The admission price will be 50 cents, including tax. the few places where “Robin Hood” has been played at th This is one of | low admission \y t last he had been sent out to “get | Price, which is due to the immense seating capacity of these two theaters t } his man.” Heswaa the newest mem-| combined. REALTORS ¥ - ; ber of the N. W. M. P., and he had * substantial busi-| been eager for a chance td win his ness men of Kansas City who have! cheyrons, for then he was to marry|epr Ewing Brady wrote it, andi A man saved $12.50 on a Doufold | spoken out behalf of Tanlac {8/ Margo, ‘La Petite Major,” the police| Charles Miller produced and directed) at Graham Shields Furniture Co., || 2 sf oo" dG. “Cl nger, 2542 Wabash| catied ‘her it. Mr. Mill charming daughter, | Where prices are always cheaper. | n Ave., wellknown photographer whose| put when John Ramsey came back and Earle F BN FAK | es at 317 EB. 12th St. is one of) that trail—he was alone. 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