Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 19, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO WORSHIP OF RUSS CATHOLICS PARALLELS OBSTACLES FACED BY EARLY CHRISTIANS OF ROWE PETROGRAD, April 19.—(By The Associated Press.) — Petrograd’s Catholic churches are still closed, but hundreds of parishioners daily crowd the small apartments of the priests to pray and to hear mass, much as did the first Chris- tians in the catacombs of old Rome. 3 of which the late Monsignor Butchkavitch was curator, looks out) heavy fur coats over their vestments, The 19 priests remaining in Petro- | grad have been in no way molested cid, | since the trial of Monsignor Butchka- stream through the courtyard to the | V teh. one of their number said. St. Catherine’s church, across the broad Nevsky Urospekt. | its bell silent and its doors locked. while the faithful young and parish house. They kneel in the door ways and corridors and cross them-| selves before the cheap crucifixes have hung inside of parish affa'rs, sald he ier priest were busy from da k until noon sayt one mass He estimated 6,000) in the long lines. There 000 Roman Catholics in f those who could not be ac 1 at St. Catherine's sought oms of other priests, many of whom are living in cold, barren cham- bers at the top of flights of rickety stairs in houses adjoining the closed church. The majority of these priests ure without funds with which to bu fuel and are obliged to say mass with = Much attention was attracted yes- terday by the alarm click which had been paced in the paper upside down purposely so that {t would be seen the more ea ne psychology of the unusual rought into play and had a very tmpressive effect. This clock is placed in the Tribune again today and stands according to natural laws and in connection with fan advertisement by the Wiggins shoe store that the economy base- ment is going to give its 9 o'clock customers Saturday morning a_ gen 2a New Evening Gowns If you are going to the formal dance at the Arkeon Frid night, perhaps you need a new Dress. We ust received a stunning line of new Evening Gowns, including beautiful sequins, priced at $35.00. Other handsome new creations.......$48.50 to $125,00 A ro Evening Dresses at the special price of $16.50 each. ALLUSTRATED LECTURE AT ME. CHURCH ON “PASSION PLAY’ Ib SET NEAT WEEK Casper {s to have an unusual treat on Thursday night, April 26, when Rev. W. T. Dumm, D. D., of Che enne, wil deliver a stereopticon le ture In the Methodist church on t Passion Play that he witnessed Oberammergau last on in Oberar years, and n elf will b noe in ten | to seeing the play the pictures graphical; witnessed tt The origin Passion Play ts | fe and death of 3. Because exempt from a hich swept many to fearful death in neighboring countries but went past them, the people of that city promised they woull produce tt Passion Play every ten years. , they put on the play. delay was caused by the ravages of the war through which the country had been pass'ng Dr. and Mrs. Dumm visited that place last summer afd secured pic tures that have been made into slide: doubtless the church will be packed. Tickets are now on sale and may be secured from women of the Methodist TAKES BATTLE ROVAL PACE. CABARET; THUGS ATTACK GAREY Harry Carey will always remember his second great super-Western for F.B. O, “Good Men and True,” an: | nounced as the feature attraction at| the Rialto theater today, tomorrow and Saturday, estar, whose new association with the| Film Booking Offices of America, has already won him new popularity the country over, was compelled to exert | more energy and take greater per- sonal risk in the filming of the Qugene Manlove Rhodes’ atory than ever before in his career on the acreen. Not only 44 he work to the point | of exhaustion before the filckering | lights but ho had to fight in a dozen hand-to-hand conflicts that would] have tried the strength of a dozen Jack Dempseys. In order to fit him eelf for this wild display of fisticuffs, in which is of Queensberry | rules were rounded upa completely, he| of the prize-ring| coast and had them denizens of t put him th: h his paces, Among the pr 1 boxers he fought| were tobinson, Johnny Schiff, Young Abe Attell, Mickey Farrell, Franky Ely and Sailor Acker- man. These boys are well known wherever fight fans gather. The big scene for which all this training was necessary depicted aj) battle royal in a tinseled desert cabaret, in which Carey had to fig’ aimost single-handed a means or foul to lay him low. carried out his end of the fight like | a real hero but when he emerged from the fray he had so many cuts and bruises on his face and body he looked as if he had been battling a Nock of wild Business Men—Merchants For that next circular letter do it “Multigraphically” Let us save you the ‘Time and relieve you of the Trouble in get- ting out your next Circular Let- ter, House Organ, Price Lists, Col- lection and Bales Letters, Bulle tins, Office Forms, Statements, Time Cards, Special Notices, Btc., = E The famous Western = = at moderate pries. All work guar: anteed. Phone or see the Progressive Printers Phone 1176W Two Points to Remember---April---the Month of “Specials”---and---‘There’s Always Something New’ at the Frantz Shop Complete Stocks in one store make your shopping pleasant and easy The word has gone out—and it is the posi- tive truth—that there was never so large, so complete an assembly of spring apparel and millinery in all Wyoming as is now being shown by the Frantz Shop. Every available inch of floor space is crowded, with an immense surplus stock in the basement. Every woman in search of just the RIGHT thing knows what this means. That at her in- stant command are COMPLETE lines at every popular price. No necessity to run hith- er thither on inspection of small incomplete stocks when hundreds of garments are right here in one store for her to view. ‘And, greatly to our satisfaction, we hear it said on every hand, that women’s apparel was never prettier, never designed with more grace- full lines and in keener style, than the garments and hats which we are now showing. But there is a logical reason. Miss Frantz and Mrs. Fuller have just returned from New York, where they were able to purchase to ad- vantage in immense quantities, the latest crea- tions from the hands of New York and Paris designers. This coupled with the fact that an expert staff of resident buyers in the great fash= ion center are constantly selecting the newest modes for our customers places this shop in an enviable position. And, best of all, so heavy is our buying and so large our turnover that we are able to buy to best advantage, and to in turn offer the very finest the market affords as unusual values at moderate prices to our thousands of cus- tomers. from at the the materials and colors, io In Our Dress Department Che Casper Daily Cribune NINE O'CLOCK CUSTOMERS WILL HEAP HEWARD AT SHOE oTORE ime American alarm clock, on the condition that each customer se‘ects a pair of shoes from one of the two lots which will be described in the clocks tomorrow. Each customer can have only one clock, and the sooner the purchaser reaches Wiggins’ on Saturday morning the better chance he has of obtaining a clock This offer is being run in connec tion with a sensatonal shoe sale. Remarkable values for thrfty buy- ers are found in the Economy base- and originality. erately at Pretty afternoon frocks-—inexpensive, but smart in style and material—nearly two hundred to select Special Price of $16.50 A remarkable collection of attractive Dresses for all occasions, in the new materials and combinations, ab Special Price of $22.50 A big line of better Dresses In high grade beautiful Special Price of $32.50 ment at al] times, and unusual bar- 252 South Center St.—Phone 1304-W $3.50 Exclusive new models designed by the world’s leading artists creation of Modish Dresses Gowns gains will be found during the period of this sale. One hundred clocks are to be given away. The shoes on sale will be priced very low and the man- agement is looking toward the jam- ming of the store Saturday. “Cut down your shoe bills,” says Mr, Wiggins, wha has always been seeking ways and means of having his patrons do this very thing. The shoes are of high grade and are in a variety of styles and sizes, so that any purchaser should be able to find what he wants in the Ecno- my basement. AUCTION, Come to the auction Friday after- noon if you want to buy anything or if you have anything +o sell, let us sell it for you. We charge 15 cents on the dollar, 367 S. Ash. Phone 1660 We charge 15 cents on the dollar for selling. Shop Scores of New Dress Hats From the country’s foremost manufacturers and New York's most celebrated importers. —After all, ’tis the hat that completes the costume, and unless it harmonizes with the suit, coat or dress, and adds grace and charm to your features it is not right and cannot do justice to your looks. Here you will find a comprehensive and gorgeous array of the sea- son’s sensations—Pattern Hats that delight the eye with their beauty In all the new shades, including cinder, dahlia, toast, fal- low, ashes of roses, clo@er, lanvin green, etc., and including many beautiful new models in black. $12.50 $16.50 $18.50 $22.50 and Up HATS FOR SPORTS WEAR We are showing a wonderful lot of new arrivals in hand embroidered novelties—they are smart and attractive. to $15.00 Priced most mod- LAUNDRY WORKERS” DANCE SET FOR ARKEON TONIGHT The dance at the Arkeon tonight will be under the auspices of the Laundry Workers’ Union No. $5, and will be given for the benefit of the permanent fund of the order. It will be a dollar dance, ladies being ad- ‘The occasion has been mitted free. Usted as a novelty dance, and it is understood that every effort will be made toward the entertainment of the large crowd. This is the fifth annual dance which the Laundry Workers have staged in Casper, All the previous affairs have drawn great crowds and those who came have always found a pleasurable evening. The dance to- night bids fair to surpass anything which the members of the union have put on up to this time. ————_. NEW SWANSON PICTURE COMING TO THE RIALTO "My American Wife" Gloria Swan- son's latest Paramount star picture produced by Sam Wood, in which An- tonlo Moreno makes his Paramount debut as leading man, will be the fea- ture at the Rialto theater, for three days beginning Sunday next. ‘The story is said to be quite dramatic and the views of Argentine where the after that date. Skirts just received. horns and fully trimmed with ribbons, flow- ers and feathers, Regular $12.50 to $18.50 values. It isn’t always the percentage of discount that indicates the worth for with the original price, plus STYLE, MATERIAL AND WORKMANS money you spend. nc Silk Underwear A new line of Pussy Willow Silk Gloves “Three Star” Kayser Silk Under- wear is one of the best and most Various styles in Pointex, Chiffon, popular on the market. 16-button, 12-but Clocked, Ribbon Everything in Silk Und PaaS ea ges oe Coe uve’ ng in 2 ndergam £& ments. ete. ; $1.25 to $5.50 Spring’s Biggest Bargain Event Soap? Hats Quality Taffetas, Haircloth, Straw, Leg- combinations. Beauti- Our Newest Spring in the We have a new shipment of beautiful Chokers in -—Platinum Fox —Belge Fox Baum Marten Stone Marten -—Platinum Wolf and Fur Chokers Are just the thing to fin- ish off the new Dress or Sports Suit, effects We are showing a new line in Twill -—Brown Wolf $48.50 to $150.00 $15 ~—Grey Sgulrrel to $98.50 Sport Jacquettes The last word in smart the now Sport Skirts. Crepe, Velour and Velvet, $22.50 to Suits - Coats - Capes - Wraps At Twenty Per Cent Reduction Means that you are enabled to make a most s in these departments. New Arrivals In Silk, Kid and Suede TUMUMUMUE your dollar — it is this, together HIP, that make real value for the ubstantial saving on your purchases New arrivals in Sports Suits and Sports Coats included. THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1923. scenes are laid are heralded as most colorful. The love interest {s saiq to be unusually strong and appeal. Ing. pA EE MORE WYOMING LAND IS}. OPENED TO SERVICE MEN WASHINGTON, April 19.—A tract of 1,000 acres in Carbon county, ‘Wyoming, was opened to entry by ‘former service men of the world war under orders issued by the interior department today. Filing on th will be accepted from veterans u May 14 and from the general public Hose Complete Lines Of Buster Brown VAN Yee avi when worn with Waffle Cloth, Vel- Vay, Plain and Figured Cord, Roshanara Basket Fancy Check and Stripe Effects, Waffle $39.50 Sport Skirts Sports Clothes this season are in exceptionally strong demand. Our new line of Sport Skirts is superb and conveys the latest expression in style. Shown in a variety of colors and in such popular materials as: and fancy Silk Crepes. Weave, Camel’s Hair, Cloth, Tweeds, Satin, plain