Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 21, 1920, Page 7

will he 9 featnre of tha reeruitiog eam- ‘ j ' MIMLALN | KENDRICK To Vv fo visit WroMINa in state railays tn 1919 was Paign to he here. é ‘Wyo, Jan. 21.—United| arrive in Chegenne| Penguars es $2,000,000. 2)... « n : States, Senator John \B. Kendrick will Se iarters in.the front. line|t § 3 . 7 tected from the sea by henefii ation and : in) Wyoming early in pm Japan, is prot Pe eee eae ber are a oo 75 ees i TURK! cH while: ‘enroute hack to Washington from STOCKHOLA, (By Man he roan is| a system of dykes incre extehsive even : Spokane, where, he wilt atten @ live- losing money by. operating ralltoms. than those of Finland. : be set-off at/a momeat’s notice. For . |example, if the enemy started a night| discharge. attack, and a barrdge was. needed ‘to| “In order that the nation rae : put.1t down, a; red’ rocket was lighted | ) n cnsiniir tae ee EE HT Within’ w few rhoments.of the time the , focket went off yourpgood 01d rel! Permanent plans ? TANG a friend artillery opened up and let a callbation of tegithehts for a a. sat ai Pre need ete o have it., The sa plied When the, !he burposds are now, under has just Been form: orf with T. P. O'Con- |e enemy. made ight attack swith gr4,| tion but cannot be completed uhtit con nor, the widely Thown thember. of pag | 1 except that. a green, rocket would prgh.| Stns, by legislation, fires the size ahd liament, as, Zreaident, to conduct an ably be used; Whereupon no one lost| Character of the'permanent army. Mean- enetgetic campaign to the end that the | Ein be A Bank peo . The Necessary Brilliant Display of Fi of Fiteworks Used time getting into the gas mask. ltime, in order that then from the same | >. ; ‘ on West Front Supplements Tho rosketa used in, this display were [ection may, 1f they desire be associat. {;anited. bay Pete Seis dover Sreas Part 0 {our ro amme > Articles Carried by Re- Actually Intehded for uso overseas. |€4 together and that each state may) qe committce was organized at a @ iti Speaking of the exhibit to be a have an established point of contact |mecting Which was addressed by W. A./¢ cruil isplay- & y W. A.) g ting Party ed here, Sergeant Somers said that one| With the army, each~regimert in the|Lioyd, an Australian journalist, who re-| Sergeant John. F. Somers of the U. 3.|°% the most‘ interesting phases of tha| United States has been allocated to a| tated stories of atrocities attributed to |"? araiy niting service ‘arrived in Gas.|@sPlay. isthe different types of high | state or group of states so that the at-jthe Turks. Mr. O'Connor, who pre- i 3 Poss Sheridan last. night. _ser-|°*Ploslve @helis, hand grenades, Bel-| thorized strength of these regiments} sided, declared ‘that ‘not a single g gearit aca ia ithe adenine ae fit tor | Bian. Russian and German carbines, |™@¥ be completed from the states to| Christian subject should be allowed to theo Neen exhibition that wilt be |- “It is the desire of the recruiting | Which assigned. remain under Turkish mis-government.” |@ phown here ona week commencing Jank|*tvice. that the. public. recognizes the “The regiments allocated to Wyoming; Mr. Lloyd fought against the Turks Yor inky AMO HE ange thet 2OK Seapla, r(faet that the regular aimy is not only" the #ist infantry, Fourth field artil-jand said he had seen much of their aheniiaaaas shewilie tal weber at {im theory but in fact a part of the|/6r¥y, Eighth. engineers, 16th cavalry, jmethods since, Haying only just re: ee A ing O6T INUETORE | Fon: AEST sw thing apart.” Ser|%P4_ 56th coast artillery, {turned from an investigation of the , @ exhibit which opened there Suri- geant Somers aid: “It. is th The 2st infantry has a battalion in|results of Turkish rule. He stated that 4 Et ea eaniaratd a people nica stitutioh.of or eonnitry in. which, ‘they | “Ach of the followings plagea: phen bape pice teed ely one’ thousand people. Fort Douglas. Utah, ‘near Salt Lake| the Signing of the armistice, a well- The exhibit lst contains 4@ article] f° Mntimately, vitally and. personally) eri acca Wilght, Wasiine {dupped;! well-organized Turkiah army netually-used or captured by. the Amer- concerned ever day of their lives, and ton; ae BpoWaNe: Fort Seward, Se in the fleld, muniering wholesale un- oan forces during the world wat, promi.|UPOR Whore weltare and maintermnea 0. Meir Npoline: Kort f te dat ye tick hg vi rorpaneie aS Aa nerit ‘among which ia the, Browning ma-|{t fll strength thelr own welfare and eee nae eat en en | aren. chine gun, the famous sawed-off shot. (HDCTtS 9A Americans may at any thhe 1S is at Camp Stanley, Tokas, | The . “Only a Tey weeks ago,” he said, “T rit used by the U.S. traopa, and sala {aePend To this end, we, tho citizens Efahth ‘engineers, Fort Bliss, _Texas.| 1 \1neq to gather the mutilated bodien of f the nation, who ate tiy Fifteenth cavalry, Fort D. A, Russell, by the Germans to be inhumane, o © permanently \ x some 200 or 400 Hitle Christian children cause they didn’t have them, the Pies rsa Seedy, ag military service, | Pu dhrnatitne a i eae Hema Christian burial in Asia. Minor.” » man heayy-machi 2 Se Nene tine | DOERR. £0: 00r -cf- eke gi itt aR on ee So apy any eye or one. pounder whieh was saad. chier | "Waa nasaelated In thatetteraahip, the nse Taccms, Ano man detring an] BERLIN CARP ARE INCREASED | system ofl i 1 he 4 A id hen he sur. Jy, for destroying the German piliboxes.|{ionat and ueeninoney pttecee be ain {tioned places apply at local army re-| face car lines af Berlin were taken %% A brilliant display. of fireworks, con-|aemy to gil) desiring and qualified to CTulling station, Rorhaugh bullding, 112) over by’ the-municipality, last suminer pntiae of signal ‘iliminating rockets |i ndargo It, 4 Rast Second’ street persons looked for a aay ease Wit a e] ue presebute ‘attachment, identical “Tei imperative, therefore, that cl- s —_-—— hose usedon the westert.: front . Wild Canar A Bank Account is a necessary part of your Thrift pro- gram—if you have one use it to the fullest extent. This Bank never objects to frequent deposits although small, because every banker knows. that the regular saving of small amounts is the successful way. If you ‘have no Bank Account the firét thing to do is to start at once. ) Let’s all begin néw to do the sennible thing. Be Thrifty! 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