Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1920, Page 6

jured men at Letterman, Presidio and) { 1! Marine hospitals. and an Official of the company, the Mil- | doctors have advanced their prices ty»), BRITISH TAKE ie e : F : 1 ee eae ag | waukee ‘Street Railway and Light Com-| $8 to. $5.0. visit..-Appendleltis. propor. i ; : t CALIFORNIA POST ALIVE. eat es sec) a He Seney agli {| Premont Post, Palo Alto, Cal,, peeent: ice PP! aie eis at ly got 60 hot under, the collar about de- | Ine to an officer of Faymon: es lays of compensation to wounded men, | | Post. sian) | that it succeeded: in: getting” the war) \ 7 t at risk surance bureau to use the tele- | LEGION TO PLAY BALL. 1,000,000; 8,475 “posts, of which New papi tn $08 eet | Sunday baseball from April to Sep-| York claims to have, 891, and to be the tember is planned by the San Joaquin leading: state. - * California state ‘supreme court ‘has | yaney posts in Califorma, and there > : declared unconstitutional a Los Angeles | snould be some rivalry for the pennant. Important developments are expeci. ordinance forbidding the waving of’the | here are just forty-one posts, and it}eq to follow m meeting of the Asso. red flag. Two radicals convicted under) js expected as many teams will be iM /|ciation of Railway Executives at Chi. the ordinance were released, ‘ine. . cago today, to consider the problems uation caused by the French invasion : : arid reduction of the army as the treaty | Shop Proprietor Finds Herself! provides. It is believed that France f } eae will prolong her stay in newly occup of equipment, purchase and finance, Short Nearly $10 after | tritory on the pretext that reductan k Men suffering from shel} shock are) “1, pertha looks Hké a cootie com-|rates and /wage conditions, and the Palm Reading by of the German army is incompleted. not going to be sen} to insane asylums | 124 to the new French gun, it is said, |isting railroad=sitdation in general, G pe ee | A new Communist outbr in the if the Roseburg, Oze., post can prevent | PS ew gun is said to have a-rangs ypsy loday Pangermund region was reported) te sais ae archer fighting to have a get three or four times as great ag Bertha.| R. M. Boske, city attorney, left taxi “Qrégs my “hand with sfiver: ang.¥I\) 37> | Zales ide Ciergsehie, Attendance at sick call has fallen off |night for _ gwhere he. will visit te ~ Sortemne?* “noid “one tore ae ITALY. FoLtows - 5 seth s0 since demobilization that Chi for about a week on business, who were in Casper today, a8|; pap OF BRITISH | Three posts of Philadelphia dis- : x E approached Mrs. Stewart, pro-| (By Associated Press.) j tributed French | memorial ‘certificates prietor of the baby shop in the 0. 8.! LONDON, April ~9.—Italy"s attitude March 14, these being Frankford Post)‘ uilding, this morning. respecting French occupation of Frank | Robert J. Martin Post and Harry Te egister Mrs. Stew- Greenwood Post, her fort concurs fully with that expressed art took out 50 cents, and as-she did! on behalf of Great Britain in a state ’ ae Co year so the stretched out her hand, ment last night, the Italian foreign min-} : ~ came SODERBERG IN POST FIGHT. saying, ‘l) bless your ver money |ister here sald today. by ft é S i Oakland Post, California, went to the pe an eV oe ie letting her wie ce SRS | HEAD OF SQUAD SENT TO NEW YORK TO STOP, PROFITKERING—Mr. | ,,4¢ recently with City Commissioner tes 5 for an in’ t on the com- DIF! ERENCES TO BE . A. W. Riley, whom Attorney-General A. M, Palmer has, sent on the chase after| Soderberg because jhe refused to allow j ‘ ee at ek ia SMOOTHED OVER, Bi prdfiteers, the use of the municipal auditorium for d OMORROW t she should be on her (By Associated a dance for less than $100, although he TOD Y ani T ' Mrs. wart watched this LONDON, April 9.—Paul Cambon, iu had permitted its use by other societies tion ‘closely before listening to | French ambassador, has formally given} the usual “dark woman and light man” |such explanations to Lord Curzon, for type of fortune and declares she could | eign minister, regarding the policy pur- detect no slight-of-hand work. But as|sued@ by France in connection with tho ; American Legion News Notes free. Largely through the effor+s of Charles W. Lamb, himself an ex-service. man, What is the Problem in Your "What is your answer to this ife! “Should a Forgive’ The Best Spring Tonic Ever Offered x See the great answer on the screen of watery? Better put your body Into in Casver ‘ shape. Build strong t “HIGH LIFE AND DEEP SHADOWS” : An old; reliable blood- maker and herbal tonie made from wild roots and 0 barks, ts eee Pieree’s Golden Medical a t a ‘ Discovery. This *nature remedy” comes ~ v poe J in tablet orliquia form. It will build up ’ so 4 iu 4 4 ‘ se Ba at x soon the gypsy left M. Stewart German situation as to lead the expec : counted the money in the and| tation that matters will be speedily . : i : found herself short $9.84. smoothed over between France and|] State and National Topics of Interest to Ex-Service Men and the For Colds, Catarrh or Influenza Following the gypsy into the Wig-| Great Bri ain, says the Evening Stan | : . . . wam, she forced her to return the loot) dard tod American Legion, Which Designated The under threat of police exposure. Tribune as Its Official Newspaper y ee abd Regt cs ise pionh rll Edited by M. P. WEAR, Publicity Director for Wyoming she left. the shop. : Which M tewart \thinks wits cer- : The Thermopolis post of the Ameri-; gave a dinner and entertainment at yan A Howat radiate aah bas can Legion has signed a contract for | Trommers’ Hall. geese : the appearance of a series of artists or ‘s e Tit] Th a lycaum course here next winter. Bs ACTORS AND DENTISTS ecm | WOUNDED MEMBERS ENTERTAIN. | Alto boys in getting action, the San | Wounded members of M cisco -posts are; going. in for’ an WN COUNTY PROJECTED cnet rx |tween Spruce and Cedar streets. Two {gett cost $4,000 apiece while the third} Following a banquet ynich: was-heia | mated at $5,000. at the Henning last night and attended | * Building permits were issued to~C. by about 35 Casper doctors and dentists | P- Henry allowing him to construct} find thai “3 plans were made for the |f0Ur one-story frame houses.’ One on reorganization of tne Natrona County | Matheny between Spruce and Oak Medical society at a meeting which will) Streets is to be erected for $4,000. An- be held tonight at the city hall. jother on Spruce street between Math: | The Casper dentists now have their |e@ny and, Carey streets is to cost $4,- | own organization. Mayor Pelton deliy-|500. Two will be built on Spruce street ered an address to the people attending | between Carey and Matheny streets, last night's social affair and there were| one costing $5,000 and another $4,500 short talks by a number of the other men present. Do you feel weak and nneqnal to the work ahead of you? 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Y: here transacting business, AGA “Bob” Fourney, traveling representa: | tive for the Wilson & Willard Manu- facturing Company, is here from the headquarters in Los Angeles on busi- ness. ‘ fially prolific in windstorms. No community can consider itself immune from catastrophes of this character. 1 Fa The Big Tom Ince Special “CUSTER’S LAST FIGHT’ The Picture with 5,000 Actors. It’s a Knockout Take a Tip, Come-Early Customers, please ask for your dintieate: sales slips. We will give no Ni OT CE ! credit on returned goods without the duplicate slip. Every season districts which have heretofore been immune have been devastated and aid waste. see Miss Katherin Anthens is leaving | for a we end visit with her parents in Douglas, Wyo., tomorrow evening. . y, formerly a resident ting with friends, Mr. | Bradey has\spent the winter months in! Fort Worth, Tex., attending to ofl} matters. * | ace church, in New York city, will » scene of a notable wedding this afterno is Lillian Suther- land nughter of Ulysses 8s. Grant ndniece of President) the bride of Mr. Lindsay Goodeve. Old Man General Average may pick Casper for a tornado yet, then will you be protected by Windstorm Insurance—or « will you have to bear your own loss? R. T. KEMP CO. | Insurance—That’s All 111 East Second Phone 370 I William Bra COMING BERT LYTELL "ALIAS JIMMIE VALENTINE’ IN is only as smartas the Corset — over which itis fitted and In a Perfect-fitting Pattern Why Not Become That's Different One of Our Many Satisfied Customers? Our Clothing Sale An answer to the 9 woman who thinks of Men S there can be nothing new in Kidskin. Car- rey Neon HIGH GRADE The softness and richness of velvet, the glitter of paillette, the lustre and suppleness of satin—these, after all, do not “make” the gown. ¢ A Lines, lines, and again—lines! 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