Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 31, 1919, Page 10

“yuk CANDIDATES G.0.. RACE ONLAST DAY TOF Major-General Wood in South Dakota Along with Johnson, (100i oer an seen Poindexter and Governor Lowden janie PIERRE, South Dakota, Dec. 31-_Major General Leonard Wood| today filed formal announcement of his candidacy for the Republi- | can presidential nomination with the South Dakota secretary of state. In his acceptance, he said: “1 do hereby declare that if nominated and elected I will qual- atte Tt was th st day for filing. Gen- itor Hiram Johnson of | L. Low-| Miles Pe rvewed en a xter of Washington didates, » Demoenr nt Wils a candida nes W. G fn petition for Demoer indorsed “sto be- | convention “it he deci of New York filed an independent candidate H ¢ endorsement. ad Press.) ~M y mailed to South Dakota | y for the; Her} un Wood's ac-} jon will not s it is not} , Secretary | ‘ » of the nomin his army status for him to COOLIDGE REFU RUN FOR VICE PRI Cool-} Governor nt. ted that tition nam- ar ing wm. ‘ McAdoo will be filed to- day for the Democratic nomination for president, GREAT SETTING FOR LYRIC PLAY Results of South Sea Solitudes on | Whites Pictured in ‘Where Bonds Are Loosed” “Where Bonds, Are Loosed,” the ‘World Picture which will be shown at | the Lyric theater today shows life in a hospitai-on a Jonely island off the Aus- tralian coast. Wonderfully realistic si tings from a splendid background for & marvelous story well told. ‘The picture is an adaptation by Davi G. Fischer from the noted novel by T. Grant Watson of the same nam Mr. Fischer has used his ability as scenario writer to the full and has pro- | duced an excellent picture. He rae 1 if directed the production as well as play ing one of the three leading roles. The story tells of Hickey young doctor, stationed on a lonely nd off! the Australian coast on hospital duty + and an affair he has with one of his| nurses. Nurse Desmond is one of those | women who, while mild and gentle, cause a vast deal of trouble in a m. heart. To escape here Hickey goes another island. She follows him. On this island is Sherw! a beach comber who has been eng: seer, At the sight of this all the worst in him come to the surface and he is little better than « terrible fight follows betw to} | | 1 feated and compelled to leavy while the woman remains with Sherwin, | apparently quite content with her lot.) The story shows the effect of isolation | on the average educated man and how readily the thin veneer of civilization is worn off. For New Year's day the Lyric nounces a big holiday bill with H. Warner in “Fugitive from Matrimons and Fatty Arbuckle in an inimitable | comedy. an- BOOZE RUNNERS BOTHER U.§, AGENTS IN WHISKY TANDE OVER MEX BORDER) EL PASO, Texas.—{By mail.}—Whis- key Smuggling across the border from | Mexico into the United States at El Paso, is causing customs officials grave} concern, according to agents here. Since July 1 last, 120 lots of smuggled | liquor have been seized by government agents and much of it has been sent| to the army and navy hospitals in the United States. The federal grand jury returned indictments for smuggling betw April and October and convictions have been obtained in about 90 percent of the cases, Sentences of from one to} two years in the federal penitentiary at, Leavenworth, Kans., were imposed in most cases. | It is stated here that American in- toxicants are being exported into Mex-| ico and that custom officials of that{ country are planning to protest against! this, Such exports would be illegal aft- er uary 16 next when the prohbibi- tion amendment to the constitution goer into effect INCREASE FROM iss Lucy Page ln Four Years Impo Imports Have In-} }from the ment in bs ) mation somesentaig fiitpees and credit | and the possibility of direct. negotia- a IN , tion of drafts instead or by way of | Europe. s Ohe leading Chilean merchant states | that in the past five years Norih Amoer- ican Inisiners Ten have adjusted thelr | methods of doing business so as to com- | Ply With the tequirements of Chilean buyers. At present, he daid, there were Ino difficulties worth rhentioning in the Way of this trade whicti was devéloped in a mahner Satisfactory to both Buy er and seller. Buyers, he said, | : i | find the products) ence with Senator 6 an A peace | sent to them are in fulfillment of their! treaty pocthisson: A fo declined to | jorders and sellers are satiafied “with ite dependal y of Chilean merchants. ~-— —-- Files Formal Notice| ac aration be estimated at three pounds and 17 weekly, the Ay ian gov ernment will add 2,400,000 pounds #n-| j nually to lis payroll for stale employes, | oto he SEY Read The Tribune Want Ads : MATINEE 2:30 and 4 P.M. NIGHT 7:00, 8:15, 9:30 ‘IMPORTS ON BIG Uo. 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REEL ‘ nai iene OS See De SERRE fe a if it The Season’s Greetings We wish yotfheartily the season’s greetings and assure you of our keen appreciation of your good will and patronage. May the New Year bring you a full measure of happiness and ah er atory-hook men_in_high, leather Boots | who sweat terrible oaths and carry | huge swords, aro hot all dead. A num- ber of them have been don mall islands off the ‘west coast of Mexico and President Carranza ‘has dispatched from Mazatlan a naval’ expedition : equipped Yor two months?-seryice with: the object of routing the outlaws. |. The Moxtean govoriittient . is Geese mined. to rid ite islands’ of the freeboot- ers and>its present expedition after | driving out the pirates will-set up mill- tary, posts to guard. against thelr re. $1 P.M. TOUT PM A KNOCKOUT SHOW! 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