Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 11, 1924, Page 4

H } | PAGE FOUR. Get Acquainted With WGY At Schenectady, N.Y. By WILLIAM J. FACSN @Wnited Press Radio Editor) Moneer in radio drama, WGY, maintained by the General Electric at Schenectady, N. Y¥., enjoys the reputation of being the most suc- cessful in perveying this form of the radio art. At least, WGY has made the most consistent offorts. It even staged a contest which brought in hundreds of manuscripts for the best original play written with suitability Tor radio production foremost nd. So WGY may well be called t asco of radio,” In- so far as its endeavors to perfect and present drama and comedy are con cerned. Jut, though the WGY players have succeeded in bringing to the station . pleasing notoriety, WGY may well ed with those who are really ting something to the ra ent industry. Their concer ot of the high-brow type, neith: er are they dominated by King Jazz. 4 happy medium ts seemingly struck has made WGY 2 popular sta hroughout the eastern and the n_ territory mal orchestra is maintained by the atudio for the purpose of con € for the ‘companiment the WGY Opera company and Ligh Opera. company, These latter 0} aticns have put on some c mances of grand and } ach favorit = = s of dance mu- | = ly to satisfy those he terpsichore and ning church serv st on the sabbath. | a From a glance at their weekly | = = = = —4 SS = => — ule it may be. reen an exceptionally well m, with no one class |4 er favored more than another. Llowever the thing that has given s has rgani made station in the with adic 1 of entertaining been prefected. 1ced programs, good, and * permanent ions of real talent— \ real good” station = rs s World Fliers E Shown Honors At New Orleans y. 11,—The world fiers army . 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"MMII 1918—ARMISTICE DAY—1924 Members of the great American army of the recent World War will delight in the news that Bell’s Studio is ready to phatograph them in the uniform in which they marched and fought for this country. A photo- graph will preserve that memory forever in a thor- oughly delightful way. BELL’S STUDIO Smith Building Phone 1303 1918—ARMISTICE DA Y—1924 Just six short years ago, a great host of the finest in America went forth to protect this country and the world. Today we pause in our mad rush for personal gain and bow our heads for a moment in grateful remembrance of those who gave their lives. It isa noble occasion, Stone Grocery Co. 233 East Second Street Phone 304 i 1918—ARMISTICE DA Y—1924 Six years ago today thousands of American boys and men were snatched from the jaws of death by the end of the war. Today we celebrate the anniversary of that great event; and give devout Thanks to the Providence that in- tervened in time to spare the youth of a nation. Scott Clothing Co. 240 South Center Street Phone 1324 1918—ARMISTICE DA Y—1924 The Elizabeth Shop, takes this opportunity to again voice its ap- preciation of the wonderful work done by the ex-service men during the recent great war. The Elizabeth Shop 141 East Second St. Phone 736 7 For Armistice Day Bring the Family and Come to ‘The Townsend Where Our Famous SELECTED COMBINATION DINNER NMA GET Will Be Served All Day $1.00 Per Plate Armistice Day All hail to the boys who fought and re- turned and glory and honor to the memory of those who gave their lives. Armistice Day will always mean much to the people of America. Mednick Brothers 109 South Center St. Phone 1540-W 1918—ARMISTICE DAY—1924 On Armistice Day, November 11, 1924, Jake the Tailor wishes to play his,part in honoring the boys who gave their lives in France that the world might be freed of op- pression. Jake, the Nifty Tailor Wyatt Hotel Basement Phone 802 1918—ARMISTICE DA Y—1924 There is no spirit which so com- pletely dominates an individual as “love of country.” Armistice Day is a day dedicated to that influence and should be fittingly. observed by every American citizen. McKinley and East Yellowstone Phone 1406 ° F OOTBALL Rah — Rah — Rah TODAY THIS GAME WILL HAVE A GREAT BEARING ON THE STATE a een shes eee nt | ‘HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD _FIRST DOWN OUT AND ROOT FOR CASPER 2:30 P. M. on CASPER HIGH SCHOOL © LARAMIE HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP Try as you may, you cannot help but feel a certain tingling at the base of your spine as a column of America’s soldiers pass. It is this spirit which Armistice Day keeps alive. The holiday we observe today is a wonderful medium for keeping alive in the hearts of American citizens that precious love of country. _ John M. Whisenhunt and Co. - Hupmobile Dealer First and Park Streets Phone 79 1918—ARMISTICE DAY—1924 = eee Many returned—many' were left behind with only a crude cross as a symbol of their sacrifice. They are not forgotten. A national holiday has been proclaimed in their honor, and it is this event we pause to celebrate today. This bank wishes to be an integral part of that observance. The CASPER NATIONAL BANK: 35 Years of Service—May We Serve You?