Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 30, 1919, Page 6

ot 4 pignsh PAGE SIX AP BALL GHAMONO WITH BANQUET AUD OHO JERSEY CITY, } ent, 80,— Sept. 20.44 ete ; 4 Mike O'Dowd of St. Paul, world’s apr awe y adopted \ Tea 4 > ~ : : : . ternal officers bave been F j cease 1g ai middleweight champion, out-fought, "\? : ing. the pr Season Brot Close Last Evening with Function TAS Acasa oe work to see that scalpers on Phe author of “Cheel could” \oue Ratner of New York, former, *!! facts regardine the landin, ote t re } COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 30.— series tickets turn over 50 percent parren his por F A v. middleweight title holder, 4™érican marines ay Dalm atin 7T of ae Bre ? : sites : 2 The state supreme court today af- | war tax on every ticket sold above and the most skepti- 1 go. here. by aaa ~ i : iahon of Great Work holding valid the proposed refer- are said to be in : aw Becuse ““Cheek-\ peytaDELPHIA, Sept. 30.—Joc! aqcne Si, island’ erapie Naat olf Com:nerce mm Appreciation ol Great ork endum on the action of the state spite precauti ; i venmen! photo play - Lynch had a shade the better of Joe" aa 4 e stream of lava dy ; legislature in ratifying the federal HONgAter, NEE Ghte Rho ee i te Burman of Chicago in six rounds! gre eaniiealts (saree Resident, ® peas . ihe er, action, omedy, a e % prohibition amendment. ‘thrills, ‘heart throbs iit onceythtngs last night. Dr oht. when me ‘ : j pir ee Casper officially closed its baseball season last night when mem ww into “the ‘tan weet) DENVER, Sept Eczema W Lers of the Midwest Ref company nine and all basebal enthus ssu a decree call according to an an-(until the clin of a real horse race, 800 of St. Paul jasts made merry at the banquet given by the Casper Chamber of Com- ye, >mstvo congress, nouncement tmade today action is tense and the spectator Denyers i Mast vieh atte Coat ne, Nem merce in honor of the great Casper baseball team. The banquet was Kolchak, head of the All Envoy Sutro, a Sal Arisy docs ‘not dare to let his eyes: leaye fround draw here Lee en pets mp tlnrceo taggly Ms z Fain) ernment, appealed to the people to offic f Denver is he , the movie screen. POS z F te Giteeehl Tel Wasth tryiass ao” ven in the grill room of the Henning hote Lee arty struggles and unite around Captain Engle and other officer f the things which EO Ss EE OMI iat baliie taday. Whe, toe coat’ s decorated with a huge 30-foot pen ernment. the drive now on "a motion picture 4 gain this’ morning. “No; commani- Your money back if the Bret bettie in gosahh it <= > may be mention tion could be ablished — with hot relieve yea, on ° plot: excellent st him either in flight or in Casper af-| os I who icture dir ter landing, but it is believed that his ‘ nnste need t STARVING JEWS STUDY TALMUD fa burning r into a wine went odes te flight with him. | 13 e e Denver tream; and an escapade he airplane is a three-possenger one lotion for hin ’ SS awe" and this is the reasonable conclu.) ——~ Skin Disease : ah ; IMB : is the Inst day “Cheekers' ‘sion. KIMBALL DRUG STORE . ah will ‘be shown e Iris, It is being rg riven in Casper at remarkably low prices compared to the admission charged in larger cities, é Midw bunch. Many p eve nor een the panes able to br rope, hools and r Casper could not ould ume t not b ble en they returred frem exile, me with boot purs on. sry little town to: which the; he joined the in Den- tion in towns where tuined, the: it 3 have had no food for o¢ the educa Ragged and hungry 1 footed or with the cld rags, whose one m is the cup of soup tl ‘American relief workers, heads over the Talmud littfe town in Pol: and. wefugees hunt Rue and ir children, le -hoys, we: apped Ww ul of the day parlance Whittle in the past a found ¢ he ut entertalnme MeCrac r menu ed them, and who de- merican Jewish anquet eae ve pictin credit on returned goods without the dupli ___ The Casper Daily Cribuire REFINERS BREATHE ATMOSPHERE REFERENDUM ON'SC4/P=Rs usr COMED, PATOS, THR MIKE O'DOWD Philade relief lof Chicago. a es {Oa oo ote ale aloate ote ateofe afe ote ate ote 4! io sho sfo eho ao ofo oho afo ohe ste o8e ale ate ote ole ote ale oho ate ae ateote ate ete ote NOTIC E! 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