Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 19, 1919, Page 10

~ PAGE TEN PUBLICITY GIVEN U. S. sos ies -THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE |MUST GET LEAVE OF ABSENCEI IN ; ‘ SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1919 OZERKI GIVEN, *' and not already overburdened by other duties elsewhere, There is no CASPER TOGIVE GREAT MAJORITY | ORDER WORKS HARDSHIP | ON LABOR BATTALIONS | ‘GOLD INK’ FROM PERSHING TO VISIT PARIS—STAGE BARRAGE { PARIS, March 27.—(Corresponte | | dence of the Associated Press.) —“Go | PARIS.—(Correspondence of the|to Paris! Why these American officers | Associated Press.)—Grave injustice|won’t let a fellow go to Paris un- has been done to thousands of Amer-| less he’s got leave signed by Pershing Advantages to Be Gained by Na- ican soldiers constituting the Labor|himself with gold ink!” ee 7 2 5 Battalions of the American Expedi-; ‘This is one of the most popular trona County Preclude Possi- tignary Fore because of the manner |jines in “Let’s Go,” the soldier, show bility of Negative Votes on jin which publicity has been given to|which recently delighted thousands Popular Measure. General Order No; 32 onthe Unied jof American soldiers in Paris and has ates army in France, declares the | moved off to ports of embarkation to By FRED PATEE |Reverend Dr. Albert J. McCartney,| sive the RoMeacine troops farewell Will Casper go to the polls next moderarcr othe Chicago Presbytery, | performances. a ‘a solid vote for engaged in Young Men’s Christian!” (7 1,0 Go; cca Of course she will! Casper has The order directed that soldiers oe sare whe PAT casts on a eRe more automobiles than any city in,SUffering from social diseases ‘shall ee seu ship which arrives at a port in the state, and what is more, it has| be separated and assigned to Pro- joe ‘ th Arnerican’ soldi take Ae ee : |visional organizations retained for |rance with American Soldiers, takes them to the western front and finally Tuesday and give —EE—E————E to having won the-war.. but are over- (shadowed by the women warworkers efforts. Paris’ most famous modistes and |milliners contributed the hats and {gowns which converted youthful pri- jvates and sergeants into fascinating |nurses and cafe favorites who rival the beauty choruses in the regular | Paris revues, Such songs as “Bring Me a Blonde |for Breakfast” and “I Never Travel ’Round Without a Jazz” delighted General Pershing no less than hun- | dreds of other American officers who crowded the Theater Champs Ely- | sees and joined with the enlisted men | who declare victory was due to their ASSUME BURDEN FOR THE saved. as a people; if America re. OF BRITISHER TO U. 6. LONDON.—“We ask America anarchy.” nation in the world except America : which satisfies these four conditions. F HUMANITY, PLEA | “If America will accept the man- date, the Armenians can still be fuses, one more great region of the 5 world is in danger of slipping into | Ozerki, according to peasants who UP BY ENEMY (By Associated Press.) ARCHANGEL, April 18.— The Bolsheviki are evacuating Bolshevik ‘fled to the Allied lines yesterday. simply to assume a burden, to, per- form a servie to humanity,” says Pro- fessor Gilbert “Murray, of Oxford University, in a statement advocating that the United States accept a man- | date of the League of Nations to ad- minister ‘and protect America. “Armenia has been saved from the | Turks and Kurds after suffering one of the most awful persecutions known to history,” adds Professor | Murray.» “A remnant of the Ar-| menians still alive can be reconsti-| tuted into a nation; but they will be too weak and disorganized to main- Special Table d’Hote Dinner $1.25 per plate, at the “Hotel Henning” Every evening from G to 8 p. m. QUICK SERVICE AND THE BEST QUALITY OF FOOD the largest percentage of high pow-| ered cars of any city in the United States. If automobile owners don’t know it already let them please take notice now that they are going to pay for these bonds whether they vote for them or not and if they don't vote for them the money that they will pay into the state treasury next year by reason of the new law already enacted, which goes into ef- fect January 1, cannot be used on our roads. Next year you won't get off with a state license of $5 per car. The minimum will be $12.00 per car and from that to possibly $35, according to horsepower. Remember this is a LAW NOW. that; it’s already fixed; but you can go to the polls next Tuesday and vote for a bond issue of $2,800,000 for good roads. Then your state license money will begin to be a benefit to the man who | pays for it, because every dolar of it will go toward the payment of the interest and the principal of the) $2,800,000 bond issue and the bond, issue carries with it more than $3,-| 000,000 of federal funds. To be ex-| act ,the bond issue of 00,000 and | the $600,000 already voted by the| legislature, when matched with the same amount that is given us by the federal government, will give $6,- 800,000 to spend on permanent roads in Wyoming, and Natrona county gets the biggest slice of it. There will be money enougk to complete the cement highway to Salt Creek, put in the new cement bridge across the Platte and do a lot of other very necessary road work. _ This bond issue is only a starter. It means that permanent hard sur- faced highways are going to be built wherever they are needed in Wyo- You have no vote on} {detention in France.” |« labor purposes in Eurcpe.” Dr. Mc- 'Cartney says it is unfortunate that |“‘no attention has been called to the/ |fact that this order is in no way in- ‘tended to reflect upon the Labor Bat- talions properly so-called, which are a permanent and indispensable feat- ure of the United States army. The popular mind,” he adds, “is likely to confuse the Labor Battalion feature of army life with the disciplinary la- | bor referred to in General Order No. | 32.” | He declares that he recently spent jsome time with 7,000 men of one Labor Battalion, and they “are as fine and clean a set of fellows as jyou will find in the army and they sorely resent the reflection that the popular interpretation of General Order No. 32 has put upon them. “One boy, for instance, has a let- |ter from his mother stating that it! \‘has broken her heart’ to have dis-| closed to her the true reason for his She had read in the papers that all men of a cer- tain division were home except those | detained as a disciplinary measure. | ‘This is a plain crime against Ameri- can homes and mother-hearts,” de- clares Dr. McCartney. — —_—___ 363RD REGIMENT LEAVES MERRITT officers and 247 men of the 363rd regiment of infantry, part of the 91st division, entrained for Camp Dodge today. ming. It means that millions and mil- lions and millions of dollars that have | gone past our doors in the past are | going to be brot into Wyoming by | the automobile tourists, who have shunned us in the past because of our bad roads. It means millions to Wyoming that Wyoming knows noth- ing of. Last year Colorado parks had hun- dreds of thousands of tourists who left millions of dollars in Colorado. One park alone had 80,000 more tour- ists in 1918 than it ever had before. Think of it! And then think that we who own tomobiles are going to pay for this bond issue whether we get it or not, and get busy and see that every n and woman in Na- trona county goes to the polls and votes for the bond is: MASKED BANDITS STRIP CARD GAMES OF $300 OAKLEY, Wyo., April 19.—Mask- ed bandits who held up card games in a former saloon location gs authorities could be inform- ed of the proceedings. — Vote FOR the bond Tuesday. issue next well. 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