Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 11, 1918, Page 6

CLOSE-UP OF GENERNL [ao tiee wer tld see oO Ra aca PICTURES ARRIVED TODAY BALL PLAYERS confer the first degree upon Robert AM ARE CITED AS DIAZ THEITALIN LEADER Sno nau spr ap anes ~ > . xa ~ Snell on a month’s furlough and who Fourth of July ceiebration arrived! & | expects to be in France with his Bere Sie mceme nd bir nbyeatcg dake ox ve “lov, " at the Iris tonig! ria! nm wa ; UNPRODUCTIVES SOME, July) Li General Aruiai| fore» Floyd before: the ent of ithe | 24 i oa anasto ee : Pa do Diaz, whose victorious drive |summer. a the scenes are very roog, The pa- > i & against the Teuton hosts on the nor. M iM ™ So “4 3 rade, showing the large Greek contin- | by = £3 [By Ansociated Prens.] |thern front has been one of the most |ier¢ conta pe omert Waldschmidt | gent; their float, the Scoten pagp'pers, | ¢4e » SALT LAKE CITY, July 11—Ten/+.<)): 3 -_, | left yesterday for Deadwood, S. D., jg clearly shown, as are the speakers | 4% & members of the Salt Lake City ball | Priuiant achievements of the entire|to visit the former's parents before and the pageant in front of the 00 o’clock Nicht-F; Sh 7 30 cl 3 vues: z | wi y c ively unknown|Mr. Waldschmidt leaves on July 22 /\¢, ~~ $ BS 1 : lock lub f th P: fi re} st League war, was comparative y A : 2 zens S ‘ourthouse. y 4 a . 54 c es I ‘a rst WwW al <3 re) Shave heen crdstea hy turtdcase binea| outeide” of. xuiflitary circles conti ita| With he other selectives from South) The pictures will be shown in ad. Matinee 2:30 and 4:00 o ght ow at 4 to show cause why they siould not appointment some six months ago counle wersining camp. The dition to a feature, “Believe Me, Xan-| gb % be placed in Class 1-A of the selec-|the successor of General Cadona as couple were married about two |tippe,” with Wallace Reid in the lead-| b3 e place in age) 4 of the selec ; ;, Fy | weeks ago the marriage coming as a ; ii T i <4 Xa tive draft or seek work essential to |Commander-in-chief of the Italian | * rf . me vt ie 4s ing role. This hig double bill should 3 > 4 the conduct of ‘the war. armies in the field. General Diaz | *¥*Prise to ra pea friends. prove a big drawing card at the Iris 4 4 — ‘is a Neapolitan by birth and fifty-six R. G. Tayl f the. Gl k Oi tonight. |e ¥ years of age. His ancestors fought} “*: G. Taylor of the Glenrock Oil eee esas ee | oe aA NEW YORK GOES in the Napoleonic wars. He greatly |COmPany, left last night for Denver) You should try our special lunches. | ,3 ‘3 ; ; : on a two weeks’ business trip. 11:30 till 2. 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NEW YORK, July 11.—The hody of John Purroy Mitchell, in a flag- | e@ draped casket, on which rested the cap he fore as a major of aviation, was borne thru the streets of New 2 York today while tens of thousands | 2 for 25c 10c Straight watched in silent tribute. All along the route from: the city hall to St. Patrick’s cathedral stood | L. G. MURPHY CIGAR CO. Oe 5M Saat so-ofos ro RK? KP Pere, + t s RP cs o oe, % does K Sava) Mm + iM oe 1% ote, +, as 1% sXe» O°, + 1% ? ih CIRCUS L ARENA-WILD WEST- HORSE SHO! eteete: 1M M ? ae es ts aS 1M 1M eee, oo, + BO tects coreun ces Trained > EST DEA DET A . LIONS ® neople with bred heads. many in tears Divtitntee "7 OO PEOPLE > = LEOPARDS Distinguished men of the nation and SOO HORSES W. wy PUMAS state were in attendance. aye ee Brecttes oat! shat 4 TIGERS SSS fice at Smokehouse EDUCATED < % \ POLAR BEARS Individuality, smart styles, quali- GOO RRisiRES \\} 4 ty, workmanship, ladies’ Tailor-made garments. L. C. 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