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The Washington herald., 1922-05-28

RIALTO--ne Trap featuring Lon Clancy.
Lon CLANCY in Universal special production.
The Trap" Of the talked OF nlm
dramas Of the year. and Maria Samson. famous
opera singer and of the Royal Opera
Budapest, in with Gustav Hinrichs
guest-conductor OF the Rialto Orchestra is the
program offered at Moore's Rialuo for the week.
beginning today The Trap" Is powerful
story of the Canadian Northwest. is said to
give the versatile Lon CLANCY the opportunity
TO do the greatest acting OF his career and he
justines the faith OF the producers in elevating
him to stardouL
PALACE-gnes Ayres the beautiful star OF
forbidden Fruit" Bought and Paid For"
The sheik" and The Lane That Had No
Turning" comes TO Loew's Palace for the week
beginning today in THE Ordeal" the FIRST
original story by W. Somerset Vaughan.
author of The Moon and SiKpence-" The
Ordeal" was seenariIed by Beulah Marie Dix
and directed by Paul Powell with Conrad Nagel.
Edna Murphy. Clarence Burton. Edward suther-
land and others. The Ordeal" Ia a dramatic,
gorgeous and enthralling story OF a beautiful
womans successful night for love and happiness
against mistaken sense OF duty toward relatives.
CRANDALLS-Gladys Walton and Buster
Keaton Secondhand Rose" a comedy-drama
suggested by and mined from the lyrics OF the
popular song of the name made famous
by Fanny Brics Of the Ziegfeld "Follies." will
be the attraction at Crandall's the first three
days OF the current week beginning this after
noon. with Gladys Walton In the stellar role.
Buster Keston in his newest comedy. Cops" 10
the added feature. On wednesday and Thurs
day Constance Talmadge will be in her
latest hit. Polly Of the Follies.- The supporting
cast 10 led by Kenneth Harlan. Frank LAior.
Harry Fisher and others. Kipling's The Ballad
Of Fishers Boarding House also will ne
screened The weekend attraction on Friday
and Saturday will be Thomas Meighan in The
Bachelor Daddy"
The Washington herald., 1922-05-28
Belasco Plans a
Mystery Revival,
Broadway Hears
Producer May Abandon ashore
Leave" and Bring Out Zone"
For Frances Starr.
By EARLE DORSEY.

UTE irrespective OF what Mt. Belasec
may or may not think od Shore
Leave" his new production for France,
Starr, the chances are that Miss star1
The Washington herald., 1922-05-28

CONTINUED ON LAST COLUMN.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-28
ENTER Madame"
Is New Offering
At the Garrick
Strong Vaudeville and Photoplay
Attractions Seen on Weeks
Program.

"HE presentation by the Garrick Players
of Gflda VaresPs dramatic hit Enter
Madame" and the announcement OF the
u closing of the vaudeville season at the
Strand next week two outstanding announce
ments of stageland. The p4duction of Enter
Madame" at the Garrick is said to give Miss
Wanda Lyon an opportunity to display her real
histrionic ability. Notable vaudeville bills at
Keiths, the Cosmos and the Strand also amplify
the program of the week
, 1922-08-19
City Briefs

v. B. Lloyd. representative Of the
C. B. Norton Jewelry company Of
Kansas City. is interviewing custom
ers in the city.
Ben Smear of Herrick- Moore and
Porterfield Drug company OF Sioux
City Is calling on the trade In Casper.
FL. L Estabrook has returned 20
the city after q short business trip.
Philip Korn. paymaster for the Mid
west Refining company. is back In
town after a vacation spent in Vel
lowstono park
J. H Mudgett. purchasing agent for
the Midwest, has gon to the park for
4 vacation.
Charles shobiom, local contractor,
returned from a business trip to Den
var this morning.
, 1922-08-19
eHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM SETF0R
OPENING HERE next TUESDAY

livers a peacetime message. and
Chancellor George II. Bradford. are
on the program. as well as numerous
musical troupes which have found a
hospitablo welcome IN practically
every locality IN the United States.
Tho Keishley broadway players. who
present the play. Turn to the Right"
have exceptional ability n their OF.
rfering Is certain 20 be one Of the high
spots in the weeks entertainment.
Season tickets are still on sale and
will DO until after the first perform.
ance. By securing a season ticket
tho holder is entitled TO witness all
programs at a cost OF about 10 cents
n performance. So obvious is tho ad.
vantage Of a season ticket that great
numbers have been sold during the
past few days. Tho Lions club,
which is always active IN supporting
civic betterment, have disposed Of so
| tickets SO far. Other examinations
have done equally as well.
, 1922-08-19
CASPER ROTARY WANTS OUR
CITIZENS TO READ THIS.

One OF the most fruitful sources of
crime Is t~lliteracy. Any penitentiary
will reveal that not moro than fifty
per cent OF h inmates finished gram
mar school; less than two per cent
enter high school and less than a
fraction Of one per sent remain and
graduate; while practically none go to
college. These facts are significant.
Crime is the result. In part. of a
lack of balance. Education gives bal
ance. How evident 1t becomes that
society is obligated to leave nothing
undone to foster to the education Of
boys.
To guide a boy into channels Of edu-
cation you should guide him VI of
paths hat lead downward.
educatin unless he faces It like a hun
dred yard dash man would lace a
test with a ten-yard handicap. with
out education the boy fiads himself
wondering what has happened that
other. boys are selected and he is over
looked, and he more readily turns to
those things that result In delin-
Quency.
Society-and that means everybody
has an obligation to h boy that It
ignores at its peril. The derelict in
society; h one who hates fiercely n
blindly. and the one whose hand Is
often against every other man is gen.
orally the unsducated. Let us edu-
cate the boys and make safe their flu
ture.
KEEP THE BOY IN SCHOOL
Published by THE ROTARY CLUB
Of Casper, Wyoming.
He profits most who serves best"
, 1922-08-19
love HEALER
B|LKS PEOPLE
OUT OF FUNDS
Alleged Chicago Imposter Is
Arraigned for Reported
Deceptions in Treating
Patients.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1e-Albert ].
Moore. self.styled love healer" vi
brought into police court to fnce
charges OF deception in practice of n
religious cult in connection with thou
sands OF dollars he IL said TO have re-
ceived from some of Chicago's most
prominent society women to heal
their homes" and make them divorce
proof.
Moore. given the title Of doctor by
his followers. is head Of tho Life In
stitute with headquarters in a build
ing known as the institutes temple.
According to information placed in
the hands OF the city prosecutor the
institute specialized in homo healing
and held meetings in its temple regu-
larry. Delegations were sent from the
temple to various homes and after a
few days of special service and mean
t~ations. the home was pronounced di.
vorce-proof and the occupants were
promised that they would live happily
ever after.
The complaint against Moore was
sworn out by w. w. Talcott. head OF
the city's largest ice cream manufac-
turing concern. who said no was act
Ing for his wife.
Formal hearing Of the case was set
for next Tuesday.
Moore was said to have received
1900 from Mrs. Taicott- The specific
charge is that he violated a city ordi-
nance against practicing deception In
any public or private gathering of n
society. religious cult or organization.
Several other prominent women
have been mentioned In Tho case and
II wa said by city officials that Mrs.
James Henry C~artright. wife of the
associate Justice OF the state supreme
court. would testify hat she paid
Moore about $4,000.
Moore today stated thai there was
no deception and nothing Illegal about
his Life Institute. He said thta he
originally had been q. member Of a
well known religious body, but had
bolted whit a number of others who
held his beliefs and opened the insti.
tute. He declared that the funds he
had received from the society women
were simply gifts from persons who
held his beliefs.
He produced typewriter testimon-
ials bearing the names Of many of the
city's most prominent families and
declared that he would produce the
originals II he IS brought to trial.
Mrs. Cartright was present to testify
against Moore when tho case was
called. but a postponement until Tues
day was granted when Moore's at
torney pleaded for time to prepare a
defense.
Mrs. Taicott. also in court. did not
seem to fully approve her husbands
action for she remarked to newspaper
men as she left that Mr.. Talcott
rshouldn't prosecute Moore"
, 1922-08-19

Neat Tuesday win see the opening
Of the Eliison-whSte c~hautauoua on
tho location opposite the city hall n
from the sale Of tickets throughout
the city. as well as talk among Cas-
per residents. there VIII be a banner
turnout present for each program
The opening eoucer VIII DO given
Tuesday afternoon and from then I'm
I'll Sunday there will be both an after
noon and evening performance Tad
emit OF n widely diversified nature has
been brought here and IT is expected
that the programs this year VII
prove sven more popular than those
In the past. Several men OF interna'
tionai reputation. such as Private
Peat. tho Canadian soldier who ds
, 1922-08-19

Corner OF East Second and South
Durbin streets. Rev. Lewis e Car
ter. pastor. e;45 a. m. Sunday school;
s. II. Maddux, superintendent IL e.
m. sermon by h pastor: subject, "a
Wise Choice" Solo. The Spirit OF
Cod" Neldler) by Mrs. J. ". Land.
3 p. IN. Kings Heralds. Z y. m, Ep-
worth league: leader. Mrs. II. b. Dur
ham; subject. "Grenfell. a Prophet
of n Hard Trail s p. m, address
by z. ]. Simonds. international seer
Rotary OF the Young Mems Christian
Association from Havana, Cuba Mr..
Simonds is n guest in town of his
sister. Mrs. H. B. Durham. and wo
are fortunate to have him speak The
pastor will be at the Boy Scout camp
at night. Duet. by Messrs. Osborn
and Cook. Monday. s p M, fourth
quarterly conference. All reports for
the year should be ready. District
superintendent will preside. Monday.
s D. M, n meeting for young people
TO be addressed by Darwin Kingsley
of Sheridan. The mid-week service
will be omitted to give way to the
Chautauqua. 1t is hoped all members
and friends of this church will be
loyal to the Chautauqua and profit
by it's fine program. Tourists will
find a welcome at this church. It is
on the Yellowstone highway Just as
you come from tho tourist camp.
, 1922-08-19

present N q fishing expedition in the
Big Horn mountains They expect to
return TO Casper tonight or tomorrow.
W. K Holmes. super.nterdsnt Of
the Texas Refining company's REIN
cry NJ Tulsa. and Douglas. Okla. who
has been Visiting for q short time with
his brother. Earle d. Holmes. expects
to return to tho southern oil city the
FIRST Of next weak
f. r. Dtnwtddls and Mrs. ptnwiddis
OF Sheridan have arrived IN Casper
to spend a few days with theii
daughter. Mrs, Frank keenan,. wife OF
The Tr1bune's talented cartoonist-
, 1922-08-19
Imported Booze
Goes Begging In
State Capital

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Aug. 10. =
Nobody appeared in the United
States district court here Friday to
claim two cases of imported liquors.
including Haig & Haig. Gordan gin.
ETC.. which were seized at tho local
express office several, days ago.
after they had lain unclaimed for
a month. The court ordered the
shipment held subject to claim by
the owner for a period of thirty
days. at the expiration of which. IL
It still is unclaimed. It will be de-
clared confiscated and subject to
legal destruction.
The two cases OF liquors. conspic-
iousiy labeled "Jewelry'' and con-
signed to ~. L. Crenshaw.' were
shipped from Palm Beach. Fla.
with the express charges. $3.50 pre-
paid.
, 1922-08-19
Personals

Captain n Mrs. Howard and Mrs
Irene Lancer. motoring from Sheridan
TO Colorado Springs spent a brief
timo In Casper today.
W. r. DcSbfn. real estate mar re-
turned from a business trip to Salt
Creek and Kayeee yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson are the
proud parents OF a baby girl born at
Reith's hospital Sunday. August 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry E1swick have
motored up from Denver and are the
house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle d. Holmes.
daughter. Margaret ard nephew.
Friedrich, have recentiy returned from
a pleasant trip through Yellowstone
park. They entered by way Of the
Cody entrance md left through the
south exit, stopping for a few days at
Brooks lake, whore they report the
fishing good and the now hotel rapidly
approaching completion The roads
throughout the entire trip wcro found
In good condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. A ]. Woods returned
yesterday from the Big Horns where
| they spent ten days at the staples
ranch
! Mrs. w. w. Slack has returned from
a three weels' visit. In the Black Hills.
8. D., visiting IN Dcadwood. Lead. and
Central City.
Mrs. z. II. Warren left yesterday
for q visit with her parents In East
St. Louis. H.. and with relatives in
the Ozarks. Mo-
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. johnson are
stopping over in Casper for . few days
from Denver.
Miss Anna Bradison, employed in
the Midwest Refinery company's Of
fices, lief. yesterday for a vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.. Glover are ex-
pected to return Monday from two
weeks spent in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Key of St Louis
are visitors in Casper.
Denver residents who are in the
city today are Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Gal
laher.
E. d. Holmes Of oIean. N. T.. has
arrived in Casper for a stay Of indefi-
nita duration with his son, Earle D.
Holmes. Mr.. Holmes, Sr.. in company
with his grandson. Frederick. DR.. C.
H. Carpenter and ]. w. Burns are at
, 1922-08-19

for female troubles and backache.
1t Is a great help in carrying 4 child,
as | have noticed a difference when 1
didn't take it. 1 thank you for this
medicine and IL l ever come to this
point again ] do not want to be with
out the Vegetable Compound. i give
you permission to publish this letter
so that all women can take my i'd
vice. Mrs. FRED MINER, Box 102
Churubusco, N. Y.
It's the same story over again.
Women suffer from ailments for
years. They try doctors and different
medicines, but feel no better. Fl
nally they take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and you car see
its value in the case of Mrs. Miner.
All ailing women ought to try this
medicine. It can be taken in safety by
young or old, as it contains no harm
full drugs.
, 1922-08-19
Radium Tube Is
Lost In Body
And Recovered

CHICAGO. Aug. ia tube Of IA.
dun. valued at $4,000 was back in
tho hands Of tho surgeon who owns
II. and Mrs. Martha Spohn. a patient
in whose body the radium was lost"
was reported recovering toSay follow
ing an operation to recover tho miss
ing metal.
In a previous operation a tube ot
radium vas inserted in the iucision
When Mrs. spohn was placed on the
operating table for removal Of the
tube It had disappeared. Another in
cision revealed that the radium had
burned through tissues to another
part Of the patients body.
, 1922-08-19

Sixth and Durbin streets. DR.. Char
les A. Wilson, pastor. Sunday school
and bible classes 9:45 a. m. Morning
worship. IL a. m. Speaker of the morn
ing will be Mr.. John p. Herrick. edi-
to rof Orlean, N. Y. He recently Wis
tied the Hawaiian islands and in his
address he will speak of the Christian
izing o fthe islands, the work of the
church and Y. NJ. C. A. the Japanese
question, the leper colonies and the
cures for leprosy. the great volcanoes
and other subjects Of interest. Eve
ming worship s D. M. Subject Music
in Worship" Special music both serv.
ices. We welcome you.
, 1922-08-19
RARE BARGAINS IN PIANO
AND A PLAYER pIANn

We have in the vicinity of Casper a
plano and a player piano of we'll
known standard make. Both have
been used just a few months, but ara
of the latest model and as good as
new.
We offer either at q big saving for
cash. or will arrange attractive terms
for responsible party. Knight-Camp
bells guarantee the quality Of these
Instruments and will give n written
~money-back warrant Of s~atisfaction
Such bargains are quickly snapped
up, Write today. and please give refer.
ences in first letter.
Knight Campbell Music Co.
Largest in the West.
Denver, Colo.
S-1e-4t
, 1922-08-19

where . socsabis time can be a-
joyed
Msocabees Meet
Monday.
The regular meeting Of the MECCA
bees VIII take place Monday evening
at 8 o'clock. There win be an iritia-
ton OF members at this time and for
that reason n large attendance is de
sired. A social hour will follow.
, 1922-08-19

The principal use for ndium IN the
commercial world is as a luminous
material on watch and clock dials. II
Is not the radium that CLOVIS. but
ether substances which become lumin.
GUS in the presence OF very minute
quantities of radium. Millions OF
watches and clocks have been thus
treated. and hardly a third of an
ounce of radium has been used in the
production of the luminous material
required.
, 1922-08-19
By JEANNE ROLAND
lCopyriEht 1929 by Pen-Art Service. rsa>

iciept- A bunch Of narrow sou
taohe braid will cover the design
on the vest. sleeves|and belt. /,
A very pretty note is supplied In
the long tassels which finish the
ends OF the. belt. The sleeves r
long and flowing. The trimming 10
all placed below the elbow. where
IT is narrowest, widening toward
the wrist.
The figure shows how to turn tho
seam II the sewed-in sleeves to
make It hang we'll and give II =
finished look. Make tailors' tacks
at each point where tho pins r
placed. To make tailors' tachn.
, 1922-08-19

725 West Eleventh street. Bible
school s:ao p. m. Glasses for all ages
Worship service 500 p. m. Rev. C.
NJ. Thompson. Jr.. will preach &c this
hour. All folks living in the western
part Of the city are urged to get in
touch with the chapel which Is their
own chapel. Many good people have
gotten the habit. Why not your
, 1922-08-19

Sunday morning at IL o'clock at
the odd Fellows hall the Rev. H. A.
Anspach, state missionary Of Colorado,
Will preach. At the evening service.
s o'clock the Rev. ]. NJ. Cromer will
preach All arc heartily invited. The
charter list will DO open for sigma
lures. DR.. Cromer's sermon at night
, 1922-08-19

Room 2l5. Midwest Building. Pros
perity service each day. IL o'clock.
Healing service each day 4 O'Clock.
Students class. lessons in truth. Tues
day. 1850 p. m. Sunday service. IL
o'clock. subject THE Religion of To-
day. Mrs. Annie L. Parmerton. lead
er. Sunday school. 2 O'Clock p. m.
Room open for consultation from 10
O'Clock a. n. unity s p. m. All meet
ings open to the public.
, 1922-08-19

1909 North Durbin. Tho Rev. b.
B. Winter. pastor. Sunday school. 10
A. m. Preaching. IL o'clock. Subject.
"A Universal Remedy" Young Peo-
pies Meeting. Z D. m. Harry Lee.
Evening worship. s o'clock.
Subject, Perseverance in Well Do
Come Thou With U.s."
, 1922-08-19
Christian Science.

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday at IL a. m. IN the church
edifice at tho corner OF Fourth and
Grant streets. The lesson sermon for
tomorrow is Mind" The public is
cordially invited. Sunday school for
pupils UP to the age OF 20 is held at
$3.50 a. m. Testimonial meetings are
held Wednesday evening at s o'clock.
, 1922-08-19

Missouri synod. South Park and
East Fourth streets. j. H. Goekel
pastor. No service VIII be held here
tomorrow as the pastor is in Omaha,
attending the convention OF the Ne.
braska district Of the synod. Next
Sunday morning an English service
will be held at 1890. In the evening
a service will be conducted in Glen.
rock.
, 1922-08-19

Elvira eAdams Atwood. president and
editor of The Eastern Star Journal.
died IN a hospital here yesterday. She
was grand chaplain of the grand
chapter Of the Eastern Star in Michi-
gan
, 1922-08-19
wfse choice for . Froc..,

tnsenius Fashion finds moro ways
10 trim a frock and yet keep It Sim
PIE tha one would think possible
sYck silk. light blue or GIT braid
,sor no twdilcords afways proves
smart
This straight line dress with very
1ons waist is simple yet smart.
tnree and q half yards OF material
- inches wide are required to
make it. the sides of the skirt that
are covered with the tunic being
made OF percaline. One and one
"an yards of percaline will be suf-
Tunic Blouse. No. z12s, cut in
postpaid. upon receipt of twenty ce
ana size of pattern when ordering
ssad orders to Pattern Editoz. III
, 1922-08-19

Fifth and Beech streets. c. NJ.
Thompson. Jr.. pastor. Bible school
s:45 a. m. There is a class for you.
Morning worship IL a m. Theme.
1.-THE Christian and the World Order"
b. Y. p. U. 7 p. m. Evening service
s p. m. heme. mo Special Privileges
with God" Mid-week service. Wed.
nesday s p. m. Studies in Romans.
The male quartet will sing at the even
ing service. Baptists in Casper are
urged to come out and get acquaint-
ed al their church. Any strangers
having no local church home are
urged to make this church their
church home. You arc a stranger but
once in the First Baptist church.
, 1922-08-19

will be on tho theme. Some Elements
of Apostacy in the Modern Churches"
Some Of our largest denominations are
denying h inspiration Of the bible.
the Diety Of Christ. the second COM
ing OF Christ. and h primal fact of
sin, and mans need OF n saviour. All
arc invited to these services.
, 1922-08-19

for backache and
had no relieffrom
his medic Q.
One day q neigh
Dor told me about
your Vegetable
Compound and l
took It. It helped
me 30 much that l
wish to advise all
women to try
Lydia 2. Pink
hama Vegeta-
|klA N---A..1
, 1922-08-19
/, Scandinavian Evangelical FREQ
Church.

South Jefferson and East -Four
teenth streets. Sunday school at 10
o'clock. Preaching at IL o'clock IN
Swedish language and at 1850 p. m,
in English. All are welcome.
, 1922-08-19

thread needle with . double
thread. without making a knot.
take a straight stitch through a
perforation and both thicknesses Of
the material Draw thread through,
leaving an fnoh-1ong end. then
place the needle again through tho
same p~erforation In the same
manner az the frst straight stitch
was taken through q p~erforation-
Draw thread through, leaving q
loop Of about an inch. Cut thread
ono Inch from loop and continue.
Remove one pin at a time. clip
ping the tailorS tacks between the
sleeve and the garment. Draw the
top Of the sleeve to the inside OF
the garment, matching the taiiors
tacks. Tho tailoys' tacks are used
for tho ear line when rebastins.
16 to IS years. will be mailed.
its. Be sure to give correct number
write name and address plainly.
-RaYapApax.
, 1922-08-19
SUCCEEDS where
Doctors FAIL
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Often Does That.
Read Mrs. Miners Testimony

Churubusco. N. Vt was under
the Doctors care for over five wear