Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 14, 1919, Page 2

- ae. PAGE TWO \ RADICAL BONUS PLANS GET SCANT HEARING IN SOLDIER CONVENTION Government Loan Aid Such as Provided for in Mon-. arn RTOS nem Cribune - 2 Ebe Casper Daily ah i nes mm, 7 cu’ ‘e buthly on. Fe Bis gave out preety: and he ewed. it, twice, irae four or five tim ‘bd the. Hi tine Weide the toad. i os dell Bill Wins Support of American Legion; No | | change tam Pam arttingtor bd ka. Praises Sung f for War Department he | the ate to nae ‘Phe frontier. off + | cials framed the proper sort of telegram Special Correspondence.. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Nov. 1 1.—What had ee freraldedias a0 avalanche in favor of a larger bonus for returned service men received | an- unretrievable set-back here when National. Chairman ‘Henry D.| Lindsley urged all fair-minded Legion members to vote; against any } bonus plan and favor some government loan plan such as- -proposed | by the Mondell bill. This is in keeping with the original plan of the Wyoming delegation to oppose any of the many radical bonus plans Calhoun of Van Tassell some of the “wind jam ate delegations. A T tee to decide the bonus quest AEALIN Ch ARE committee meeting until 1 o'clock in the morning threshing out the various | Ls forms of possible legislation. The final} result was the drafting of a bill by the} i c i 1 of contmittee itself combining the gested by thruout the sug mers” The Wyoming rep entative, EB. ©. on the commit- n, sat in} best features of the Mondell and Mor-} gan bills. This bill, which is now known as the American Legion bill, will be u presented to the national con, urged the Mondell bill be was the voice of the state and met with f or with the Calhoun cause it convention Fifty-One Bright Lights Dimmed Wyoming representative The work i done by Wyoming against the bonus by Organized Efforts and phin both in committe nd “outside was Proprietors of 60 Others plainly seen in th action of this sol W d dier aid committee in turning down Are Warne the bonus plan! i lined up with the western states in opposing the eastern steam methods in praising the work of ~ departm ny member of the department to the employ Wyoming BERLIN (By Associated It Fifty-one of the more notorious of Ber: right-life closing infamous, where al! famous, or and cabarets lin’s ment work done the government. | regulations were ignored, vlectric lights | M. P. Wear of Cas represented the were burned until morning, and scenes | state in this committee. So thoro was! o¢ arunkenne e enacted, were raid the work of this committee that the/¢q py the new ‘squads conyention approved ail three resolu-| or the old force wi in by the committe The first re: look tions brot little quibbli it to the local post to employment of the members the proprietors of co. other cafes d that their turn was com- were so many that all could Ton teft | made, lution left | Wore notif after th ling. The not be raided in one evening. ois : i € Legion in its own community af The bands werd pieviit Ana. all wan le oon here and congeSted ‘things until Bucharest to investigate’ the delay. eficed aise 2 smergelicy named ent ) ene is all was not a wheel could moy: ‘ pgorent emergency ‘passed ‘and ¥ ‘© | joyous, when one lone police officer in| a5 ‘ : Szabadka, an important town oh the elief fr support the gevernment in any plan it a eines, entered each of the 61} Red Cross supply train of thirty frontier between Hungary’ and. Serbia, Kept in operation thruout the nation at | PO Cll the was greeted with [2S bound for Bucharest, came up be-| was cut off Tron all communteation its own expense. It al¥o approved and | Fesonts. AE FINE He WAS ieee ore |Mind the French trains and completed with the outside world. ' urged the continuance of the work Of) (on coat br the) patrona andi many | os 0 up on ConumUnieng Ons: The Serbian soldier: who was’ the in-| ull organizations in trying to secure pe sca Me ans were m&rooned for nacent cause. of all this ‘trouble was! dived for asily rounded up.| of the managers, x-serive men lars, where they w employment for The west was clearly opposed along ‘ ; ast as ar ye herded toget with Wyoming to the proposal to ap-|A® fist a they could be herded tog tales ¢ prove any minor work done such as]@m they were Placed in, mofor tac 8 | in Chic ie vac uiviae nt guarded by police or sold and taken of the war department. Any mention | to the police. stations of Col. Arthur Wood's work in New) ~ The scer were citing, as aka York city was slashed from the resolu-| became hysterical mer, offered pugs tion in spite of the touching appeal of |Sums of money for their rele the New York city representative wh« It was a variegated throng that was wy 1 that because it had aided New}gathered at the police station and final- York it was good for the wholexeoas-]ly at police headquarters at the Alexan- try. This he believed in spit®6f the |der square. Some tried to laugh the little likIthood of *the remhinder of|affair away, others were angry and all} the country having any benefit or ¢ 1j)seemed to be ashamed at having any such bureau as New York |The throng included not only a num: Wyoming couid not see where|ber of illicit traders and thelr women k's pet scheme could benefit] friends, but several socially well-/nown 4 | worried, veing ceught. | ‘ eeeeeseeereess and it was duly countersigned and pre- r sented to the: operator.” "He "reported | = oe . |that the Wire.was. “‘not fete So . * ‘ the frontier officialy deeided ‘to. wait until, it to. work. | They waited two days, while. ‘more and more trains drew into'the congest- ‘ 1 yards, Szabadka was cut’ off from | | wite communication. Malls go cnly once 8 week and then only if trains are run- ning. ‘The telegraph officials finally decid- ed to send out a lne-repalffhe party. The party returned after another day's jdelay with the announcement that so many breaks had bten found that their supply of spare wire had given out, | Meanwhile congestion in the yards In- WAR'S MECHANICAL HERO HO) RED—The sturdiest and ‘mane efficient ; of war engines of all times, the homely but terrible tank, has been honored by the erection of a monument in Paris. The brave men who shut themselyes |Cre#sed nd the appeals from the in and operated the rattling death-dealers also’share in tribute. The monument, | Pench convoyers. the American con- which is of bronze, shows a tank surm ounted by a figure of Victory and guard- | Y0¥e"S #24 the Roumanian merchants, ed on each side by figures of lions. It stands at the Grand Palais. ‘paces wares leah ct ems Py GAY AUTO 1S GNUSE OF INTERNATIONAL THNGLE) 2c VOLIING FOUR COUNTRIES, ALJUSTHENT. TIES WEEK BUT TRAFFIC BLOGKADE WL LIST MONTH ade had become so complicated that it will probably take a month to put Szabadka back on a normal basis. Pies eek Ud | | SZABADKA, Slavonia (By Mail)—When a wheezing little auto-' \;inobile of American make, driven bya Serbian soldier, broke down) | on a country road four miles from here, it started’ on international | |tangle which rolled up until it had the diplomats of four countries. Bill Kilmer is here from Omaha rep- resenting the Electric Spark Soap com pany, This is Mr. Kilmer’s first trip jto Casper and he is enthusiastic over te city. He says it is unusually lively along business lines. A Tribune Wantad will sell it. EXCESSIVE ACIDITY Bethe ottom of most a Here ate some of the things that began to happen: | phree hundred cars of French mer-nine dayson board the Red Cross train! |ehandise bound for Roumanian merchants who were re: lying on the prompt deliv of the French goods Sent « special train from] Roumania piled ur of the on the four +switches railroad | ot Eteceiveda JOO4NGH GRADE DRESSES Wyomir ipeople as well. The police anncunce Kh. Lb. may of Douglas, insisted that the raids w ntinue. the men of the various local posts thru- With the raids the avthorities have, aut the country be given a chance to incidentally, accomplished “a ‘essening} vote on the question of universal mili- of the iNicit trade in food, for the eab- tary training His insistence was pre grets and cafes, and gambling clubs, sented in the nnority report to the COn- Were the prime offenders, and boldly ution and Jater defeated offered either free meals or me at Wyo well as th The committe 1 ridiculously low prices to prospective | ming representative, Esmay NOTED | oer one universal military training. The com | mitice recommended that a committee | form some definite plan to present to NEW APARTMENT. TO BE BUILT ON 4 meth ric y department as being the 1 by the American Li olution of amend the w od favor With the rvassek ment it would have been necessary for the 20st first to take a referendur O S ing congress. In this way the voice of the Legion man On Sale at $25 : THE LEA : DER 146 East Second 3 tet See Our Window + | | Peers toate nin eee atone oeotte che s5e ase sfeahe eae she sae eho ate eo aie oleate heat ete ate eleetoandtedtnetetneteate ste o Universit ind 2 °, rvice ‘man would have béert heard, |. Pltuis’ for partment building .|peoeo0000000S00SSebeESOOTOTOS ° Wyoming strongly approved of the be erected by Johnson on South | xeneral house-cleaning n of this © pa Steet se aver quae ee . , mmittee relative to the general staff. (Umperea’ by Paddle i | @ e This military committee urgéd the con. Werk on the erection of the building; @ e } 2 will be 1 moat onee. It is to contain} vention to adopt resolutions asking that % officers from the citizen’s army fii Ur apartments: pes i half of the offic » the general staf “ = iz . ve & A along with the officers of the regula Mixs Gladys Colby has resigned her) @ T army. This would give a fifty-fifty position as cashier at the Mountain | * representation of the regulars and the States telephone offices. Mrs. Frank | £34 ar | volunteers or members of the univer Probst, who was formerly chiet opera- | @@ | neral staff tor will take her-place. Mrs. Pro! | 4 Weber of Buffs toi’ has been with the company for some | r< committee ‘that a wo- tim is very popular with the| ¥ man’s auxiliary to the American I girls. She was quite recently married | e was all right if the society Women) to one of the employes of the company. |} were not permitted to crowd out i war workers. She urged an ors | ich cui Fr Neuralgia, Newrtis, | zation which would include me miveas iad eweacsieartenceCh ox or Neuralgia, Neuritis, * men. Kansas was strong in is say L b Rh . oe Hated aMtea us Waler) aaa thant umbago, Kheumatism °3 4 delegation commended her w fo sted 2 lowing the committee meeting : ¥ eo The scheme suggested by Mies wer Begy’s Mustarine in Yellow 2 5 . 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