Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 9

ro PRET" io UES ORO PRM TT NTS TREAT Sea RS HE a aware mIInee FRIDAY, NOV. 7, 1919 me Che Casper Daily Cridune REHABILITATION. MEASURE SOON TA SEGOME LAW, BENEFITS LARGE j j { | : | | Working Men to Profit by Congres- r } sional Bill Designed to Aid . | the Unfortunate. A f iL WASHINGTON, Noy. 7.—The house | of r fi under the direction of | Republican majority leaders, has Le j 1 one of the most humanita- { is Pt y nh has ever been con- EOS UNITED STATES » for the promotion of « | PAGE NINE seinber of both Shackelron stegs, ». tee . or Tonsilitis, gargle ELKS ATTENTION | All members of Casper Lodge, No. 1353 and visiting ELKS WILL BE SORRY if they miss the Initiation and Social British Imperial Expedition Under John L. Cope Advanced to Point Whére Designs of Plane Are Being Made. (ity Axseciated Press.) LONDON, (By Mailj—John L. Cope ational training sons injured | in industry. It may require several F ; 2 ears for the full imp ot this Confidence in America Shown by, to he fully uted but it Conti 3 in that those Republican legisla- N inued Appeals for This | ° ho have had most to do with the lation to Look after In- hill believe fully that once it is in oper tee ‘ion it will grow steadily in its hold of Country pon the American people. » bin has already passed the sen nd will, in all likelihood, become n ¢% y date. While the ader and tritish Im al Antarctic associated Prens.) Albania, Nov. ~Contin. !ued appeals are being ‘made by the Al-+ ith the an ob the nen |banlans for the United States to as peer nauk 5 from that of the eh sume a mandate for Albania. The Al- SEO cunathr Session . adjusting the slight differ. P@nlan has an amazing confidence in in negotiation’ with : America. Scarcely a week goes by in Hota dirnienrantthe " estionably this bill means much |Wbich some local Albanian society. or BATE Liters ae io the workers of the United States, 8TOUP of patriots does not present 2 [rom the standpoint of labor it should | Petition addressed to the Americans ap- prove to he an extremely beneficial Pealing to President Wilson to inter of legislation. It should also prove Cede on behalf of their country. to the public as n whole for When the Associated Press corre- : 5 J : : i will make a great number of people SPendent was passing through a small 5 Mai \ tee elt-supporting who, without its pro- town south of here on horse » he NO ROYAL MIEN SHOWN HERE—Prince Albert and Prince Henry isions, Would become a burden and a Was stopped by the mayor and loca’ I cannot discle ‘won the Victori ime, but is well as tt Distinguish: ‘or his ma TONIGHT 8 p.m. was but thi two By order of E. F z + , 3 he intenc F thre wane super Comin unifies: officials who presented to him an ap. ‘OMS of King George of England, have entered Cambridge for their final (he six or seven thay these ROBT. COHEN, Secretary endous undertaking to at- peal seeking the protection of the Unit-| studies. As is the practice of royalty, through the famous * tion wiuld be on the lee. The Antaretic VDI. “XN, Secretary. ‘ vocational training to the ed States because the Greeks were re. te _' 5 : been charted properly, . he reat numbers of people in this country ported to have taken possession of the ols and all, vhere is no more tuss made about the son of the k y Althea tice tHabaDRSepAt Aw annu: ba iaiore dn spe city of Koritza, in southern Albania. a comr . w peut LS AG ort cot tt Wak — — = the present bill is looked upon by! ‘The Italian protectorate is in opera-| is intention” to. ¢ 1S WVROISgs 7 MMT 1 7 eck ak the Ara ance See A yc Leman Brotectorate a tn oper | Sa GWE tie trom the a TT 7 ted that from this beginning |tinct dislike for the Italians, saying) teat the victims of these feuds and Second in command to Mr. Cope will h progress and advancement will be \their desire is merely to exploit the Vendettas. country and to retain a strategic foot.i. The Italians have a force of about hold in the Balkans. Some of them ,000 troops in Albania. The major say they fared better and the country |P2tt of these are in the vicinity of the strength, the ambition and the mind | progressed more under the Austrians, | Yona. ~The rest are used in police 1) take reeducation in some form or American observers say the Italians | 24 garrison duty in different parts of other, and follow a gainful occupation; . eir pr . s tend: ange : & Pp: B} have brought great material and moral|the country. Their presence has tend vonsequently a multitude of people are) coq to the country and have stabijzea |¢% to tranquilize the. country and keep iccumulating in our country that are y fave stabilized more or less dependent upon charity things in an effectual way. wna Re ed aati d their friends, their employers and The country -is extremely primitive | {7° PApUtlon. eeRBataekal the al public for the reason that nd there are continual internal disor. |Shomdie clashes, however, between the does not give them another ders. Railroads or telegraphs do not | A)vanlans, Serbs and Montenegrins, in The ordinary rule is that a exist, many of the most ordinary con. | Which bie Ca the Italians are san Who xuffers the loss of a+Veniences of life are wanting, sanitation TTC? to take part . an-arm, a foot, an eye or both is almost unknown, schools and is more or less dependent for the|churches ave few in’ number, and alto- of his life. Here is a tremendous |gether the country seems extremely; \ DmAD STUCK. ic and social loss for the want! backward. Except for the southern aad, comprehensive and prac- part, which is fairly fertile, it is a smile will pay, m of reeducation and return! barren waste of recks and. woodless Make business the years pass by. yy small cent of people dis- ‘bled in industry have the initiative, aT ANKE i © simple employment. Private institu-/ hills and mountains. boom; ms in different places in the country Albania produces scarcely enough But experts say experimented enough with the/crops to support its inhabitants. The Weourcan't sell lem to Know a considerable per cent population is upward of two millions, gloom, { these persons ean be reeducated and qivided about evently -between Chrig. returned to gainful occupations. When 44, prevent logistation is enacted it wil,|/'nS.an@ Mohammefang. Only about \herefore, meet a broad national need. course a great many of the j peagerthie Arie toh hosel ae The women do all the work. They! : : veritable beasts of byrden. Indeed abled in industry haye sufficient means |°e Ver . : 1 provide for their own rehabilitation. |*2¢Y compete with the ponies and don- ‘The bill is mot intended to apply to|Ke¥S 28 pack carriers, but-are not con* 5 per cent of this fmmber is able to! read or write. Celebrate It is intended to apply to those |Sidered by “man ax .yalaable because! —the— iuek adequate means and as is went | they cannot bear up under such heavy | th { wn # large share of those who bear | loads. In the frequent sale of young: ; 5 ie brunt of the country's industry and) Women for wivés, the price paid: often | First Anniversarv ‘re crippled thereby do not have the|i8 not as high abithat:gives for a good | By funds required to take a course in vo-|horse, This seyere life among the wo- Vi cation) training. Eventually adminis-'|men shows itself ip’ premature old ige | ictory ered this proposed new law will be a/and in many forfis of serious physical end to thousands of people to whom jdisability. Fifteen per “cent of the sor of hope has hitherto’been prac- mothers die in ¢hilébirth. } { closed. With the increasing en- The men sit abound ‘coffee houses, | try of women into industry it follows | discussing politics, dr atteria to the bus- ber of women in the ranks |iness of repelling by gun ar sword the led will likewise increase, ‘frequent Serbian or Montenegrin invad-| fits of this act should jers. The hostility to the Serb and h to those of both sexes. Montenegrin never ceases. Feuds, pis- = tol duels and vendettas’are of daily oc-| COLD STRIKE FOLLOWED ‘currence. The Albanian, once he be-_ flieves himself, or relatives wronged, ' tnever rests until complete and ‘fierce, E lvengeance is secured. The American Red Cross hospitals throughout the =!co . “Dinner and Dance” (Informal ) —at the— Hotel Henning Dinner from 6 to 9 p. m. at $2.00 per plate Including Dancing “Neyll be here inaminute’ untry are constantly called upon to y Axnodinted Prens.) ‘ JER, Nov. 7.—Stories of rushing business outfitting expeditions. — ‘lous gold finds have come from| The story of the gold find itself! newly discovered gold fields. in the ‘sounds like an old Klondike tale, Jacob ake region, 65 miles north of Cook, an Indian prospector, while on . Manitoba, and also at Contact his way to his cabin on Copper lake, about 200 miles east of Winni-|tripped-and fell over a rusty spur of, One man recently came into Le quartz. Angered by the fall he struck! Pas, it is said, with a canoe load of,the spur with his pick and saw evi-| sacks filled with gold. He wanted the dence of gold. 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