Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 5

PAGE FIVE petra fe Hey TS TENN PLIES BES EE c san Wem , Siclans who have entertained and in- ¥ in any way contributed to the success of this, our jubilee convention. : : | ANOPTED i W f T lI “DR. ELLEN J. WETLAUFER, ¥ z H ~Ue te Us “MRS, D.'R. KINPORTS, + ei “MRS, LUCY A. STREED, ¥ “MRS, H. M. IRELAND, x “MRS. MAE ALBRIGHT, . Officers of the State W. C. T. L “MRS. OLIVE WEIGHTMAN, | which met in Casper last week in an “Committec.” |nual convention inadvertantly omitted Jee i |from the copy of the resolutions given t jthe Tribune for publication the resolu i Read the Tribune ads. = tion of thanks*for their entertainment . ef here. At their request the resolution | Scheme Drawn up for Union of Sy-| is puvtishea now: , . le “Resolved, That we extend our heart ria, Palestine and Mesopota: felt thanks to the White Ribbon siste mia Expected to Receive jof the Casper Woman's Christian Tem- perance Union for their cordial welcome Endorsement and their generous hospitality, to all | |friends who have so cordially opened | LONDON, (By the Associated Press.)| their homes to us, the trustees of the |—Nothing iess than complete indepen-, Methodist church for the use of the Grand Prize Modesa dence will satisfy the aspirations of the | Church, to the sifted speakers and mu- Firearms @ Ammunition people of Syria, according to Habib Write for Catalogue ; |Lotfallah Bey, chief representative in| by vote whether the government should a c |Europe of the Syrian Union commiitee.| be monarchial or republican. Wt pd haten sede oi a SEDGWICK, |Lotfallah Bey has been conferring in} “We ask onl the protest states veal Harvard ra nna” London with Prince Faisal, son of the| “that the Allies ad to their pro King of the Hedaz, and with British} mises to us and permit us to decide for |officials regarding the political future| ourselves a madate, protection or sup jof his country. He told the Associated |ervision of any kind.” | Press he was confident that the scheme | his organization has drawn up for the |union of Palestine, Syria and Mesopo- |tamia' ultimately would be accepted by | jthe British and French governments } as the best solution of the vexed Syrian question. | Here is‘an outline of the plan, for a | provisional government that Lotfallan Bey is submitting to the British and | French authorities: Appointment of a governor-general by England, France and Arabia and the formation of two legislative houses, 1 |chamber and senate, whose mem! ‘will be sel ected on a democratic bast A new civil constitution to be deviserl | The provisional government to call} jupon the League of Nations for the help of specialists in organizing a ia tional debt office. Each interested Al- | led nation to have a representative in | ee \the department in charge of the coun- | ibd . (ry’s finances in order to safeguard | ate Rr. ves their economic rights in the country. | —Seein The British, French and Arabian ar-! {mies of occupation to be withdrawn as | EA sae ereNe x soon as the national government is FOOTBALL PLAYERS WHO ARE APTRACTING ATTENTION aoe ey scores. ¢ © is es- | ef | ‘As soon as the new sovernment is 6H SCHOOL ND AMY FTA GAMES TO BE i a a see ie [Na at ions 54) be Corinne and deter misiags pau cssatRAHS ii wisin PU a TTa | BAD COLD GOT you? TOGETHER I IN ATHLETICS, WEST SATURORY, NOV. € | eee | University Athletic club. He | le was an army chaplain during the war,! Dy, King’s New Discovery nd was waiting to get out to a post in | | vite, hae. Seger TOWER, Columbia. HiKEMPTON, “yares wa ey ona iBy Annociated Press.) One e LONDON, Nov. 6.—One development | \ pojioc of the great railway strike in which the 6 ro.q public took an intense interest swas the appearance of titled and other c rities among the volunteer worker: At Los Angeles—California vs. + of || University of Southern California. | At Mare Island—St. Mary’s vs. Navy. At Laramie—Wyoming vs. Ne- club during the} 1ddressed the | , . Neypt when t eee unty Hl ccaar La eyaeseass esi ct ap Ne ata exp when thé strike came on. soon starts you on the road choot this morning urging co-| At Cornvallis—Oregon Aggies vs. }j help. I'm just doing a little portering to recovery n between the school and the |} yuttnomah. son Most of these high-placed residents i i ate pene Be ee at | in “athlete affairs. At Portland—Oregon vs, Wash- }\or Mayfair chose Paddington station as 1?8 his DOW’ cut plug. “Most. of | eins? To encourage the attendance of the/ ington ‘State. |the scene oftheir activities and many VS find the work all right, but the fish | NOE ied always used. That's | high school boys and girls at Army} At Seattle—Washington vs. Pa J)o¢ them performed their duties as por- | !08ds are a slimy job. We get to Pad-| hever “more applicable. than | and Navy club footbali games, they |f cifle Fleet. ters and mili-pail shifters at such an | “ington at 5:30 and work in shifts. | {t is to Dr, King’s New Discovery. | will be furnished “with tickets to) the /}< At Moscow—Montana vs. Idaho. fi csriy-nour that few of the curious were “I have always been used to hard, | You wili lke the prompt, Misl- | remaining games of the season at laf At Salt Lake—University of Colo- lever able to catch them in the act of Work and can claim to be the only| Bess: -like way it loosens the ple ie | ’ rado vs. University of Utah. $ h who has won the mile} Congested chest, soothes t | jdoing manual work. By the time Lon-| Oxford am don Was proper awake, the carly and tt morning rush at Paddington was over, noon. ‘At. Denver—Colorado School of tured. thi itt 1d - new.coldi aippesicoaehs coayy. oe | Cold? Who cares? Not you if you : Mines vs. Denver. University. | The kiddies can take it In perfect ear Hi N Id i Ki MER KNOCKED OUT iN Gamede Azgion. 3: ee jand visitors invading the graveyard-like one’ I prey ye No bad. after-effects | Ww High Rocks. o as edie quiet: of! the atrike-affected statio Mopping his brow, he trupdied off a} Stan half a century. 60c. and | No warmth getsout. That's because | jonly deserted platforms buttressed w: ith \ truck piled high with woman's baggage.| $1.20 a bottle, At your drugg'st. ate ‘ b aa SF COND ROUND ny fy now) |cotmtiess milk cans, empty. and forlorn.| The Liverpool « Styeet station also | xe it’s lined with fleece—warm and Not a peer was to be seen, not even a | bow ed man, JE among ff ol | ss i ! “JOE RIVERS AND DELMON fiscagee “oer a trea Raila ion cae Uaseeaesics eco | | Dealt Camtivek Coatapaiod soft. And my how it wears mile events in the same after- the full milk churns make bit stiff, but I’m 53,” ck ¢ sis i Brsclefh Billousness, sick headache, sour stomach, indigestion, dizziness, FLEECE LINED furred tongue, bad breath--think of the embarrassments and discom- iggy: rlington, ard Henely,| railway were to be found several mem- | | Look for the High Rock label on the front. (By Associated Press.) 4 ha Annesley and the of Alnwick bers of parliament, working as motor- roe betSts, ragr bowels pulldoze | At your dealers in two piece or union suil VATERSON, N. d., Nov. 7.—Mike EO 1 ROW among the daylight shift of por-/men and signalmen, and a number of; opuaviy keep the bode ceameed | Dowd of St. Paul, world’s char jpretending that hard work was a/ distinguished. officers of the Royal Air! of waste matter with Dr, King’s | pon middleweight, knocked gut Billy | essed in overalls and aprons and | Morce. New Life Pills, ry iiramer of Milwaukee in fhe second MILLER IS KNOCKED our ag er Reta Gt pie 9 ! wut, j mc as ning or two, and it was rumored BAKE ;that the Duke of Wellington also was Ane ated Press.) [present on One occasion. Whether the iN . SUNDERWEAR2 MIKE PAULSON AN SCORES | _ PHOENIX, Nov. 7—Joe Rivers of jduke tackled any of the mille pails was torts traceable to constipation. How Los Angeles and Gene De paled, * Grocery. ly they're rectified by the occa- High Rock Knitting Co.” Memphis fought a fast { Was no doubt about the yeo: _— - Pills. ‘Move the bowels mmoothiy | Philmont, N. Y- KNOCKOUT WN THE FIFTH eo! Eo Aue A ree Pita Move ds te | Kid I an of Phoenix knocked |yojunteers, at Paddington and el Read The Tribune Want Ads | drugyists—25c. as usual, | out Ede ere. They were to be ‘seen at th fob aust : th all day long. Major-General Stuart- PW RALLS, Wi eee LM de SMODOIITIOOIIOM III OI OL MM, A FALLS, Wisconsin, | eee Te rT mails. Captain Gilb » ulso engaged CALENDAR OF SPORTS |". "fow" Americans, tong residents in land, also offered their serv . in- Let nobody kid you that goods are scarce. We have plenty and more ATHLETICS: Maine Intercollegiate [Mane wegen Gea ene LiL KAS BEST ST OF i cross-country champlonship at Water- | see Lord Portarlington doing his bit, Ng P and sign on myself,” she told the re coming. In fact, we are overstocked. 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