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® & I } \ f fee 1 of Germany's exports. i 2 1 1 y PAGE SIX “OWNER MISSING, SOFFICER KEEPS) J re n out the world. 1 it was Indicated that the ‘state department expected to proceed m rapidly with the consideration of the numerous problems connected with the development of its foreign policy along the general! lines upon equal opportunity ) ¢ insistence the rec j ognition of American rights through | | he Casper Daily Cridune MOTHER OF | BERGDOLL TO TESTIFY WILL BE SRVED | RES SST |Ship Boycott HISTORICTOWN |===SSER=S=|sMe Bovcot | 12 Deaths From: satisfactorr to both Associated ,Press.)—Representation Five hundred: high ite : ments, maid a statement issued by (Be BUENOS AIRES, May 11.—(By The minister of finance late last night. k Mt ton Violence, April DENVER, May 11—Seven suicides, Mberated reg | Foch and General Weygan P - [met with President Millerand this . © Takes Lessons in Manufacturing | =°*..Jn¢ to discuss measures necessary | Successful Plot Wil Be Filmed Hootch While Awaiting Re- | for, the execution of the cemande pre With Winners of Lyric Con- ES scribed in the allied ultimatum to . " turn of Operator to 3 test in Leading Roles, Germany on May 3. Make Arrest The clauses prescribing the acts to Is be performed by. Germany relative to disarmaments of the military, ns and aerial branches of were discussed. The application of WASHINGTON, May 1i— Mrs. FAA PICTURES — Pimeacionie arene Cee Daughters of American Revolu- will be summoned to appear before | tion Lay Plans for Preserva- tion of Yorktown EXECUTION OF | DEMANDS DISCUSSED. | y ‘ARIS, May 11.—Premier Briand. - je 3 of war, finance, marine 4 -——— | Bergdoll's escape to explain what became of the $105,000 in gold, ob- tained from the treasury, which her | son was released to recover. As she | is awaiting sentence at Philadelphia | within the next few days on convic- | tn of to aid her son im evading the draft, the date of | Mrs. Bergdoll’s appearance has not been definitely set. “Our next step will concern dis- The most Mmportant object’ accom- phshed by the Daughters of the Amer- Jean Revolution at the annual con- vention held in Washington, D..C., April 18 to April 23, was the preser-|cidents, arphyzxiation, vation of the historic town of York-|drowsing accounted for the others. Pace? ember town, N. ¥., as a national park and site of interest. The old town which| W- D. McGlynn, a representative! [| played such an important part in the |O¢ the Milwaukee Glove company, American revolution, will be’kept in left lasf night for the east after hav-| the original quaintness and simplicity |i"S spent several Gays here calling on . of the times. The’ members of the |/ocal trade. = D. A. will purchase the ‘location | outright, /although much of the pri- / vate property has been, donated by | |the owners. Caretakers will keep the Details are being worked out for the Casper movie which will be en-| financial measures laid down by the] tirely of local manufacture. The film! position of the a . located near] allies in their ultimatum was lke-|is being planned and will be shown) Was taken from Pa fitdectt pao 5 on East Twelfth street, | wise examined, but the decisions| here under the supervision of Henry| § Sherburne, counsel for tte while he| reached were not announced. Brennan, owner of the Lyric theater.| mittee, sald. esses arrival of in order to stimulate local interest | Datond Bi Ae seman = ple for the| in the Undertaking, contests of all 5 iness. TROOPS TO RE kinds will be held preparatory to the Lander Pioneer tained his |final filming and presentation of the man._eri spectacle. : Injured in Fal] town in conaition. “CAPITOL r appar SED in First of all all amateur scenario | Mrs. B. B. Brooks, wha has just terior of writers are urged to get busy and pre. a [returned from the convention where where pare a plot which will be judged by) LANDER, Wyo., May 11.— Capt. |she attended as state regent, reports competent movie men. A prize will H. K Kerson, one of the oldest|that the gathering was. one of the nj|b® awarded to the winner of this and best known of Lander valley| most interesting and.beneficial of the contest. Pioneers, is suffering from injuries sus-| many which she has attended. Mrs. After the scenario is prepared and ‘ined when he fell through a hole in| prooks was accompanied by Mra. Ft accepted popularity contest will be|the floor cf a barn loft. The hole was Nicho held for woth men and women. “The | covered with hay and Captain Nicker-| x4, winners of the contest will be named |£0n walked into it without’ knowledge! the « the leading* man and woman of the | its existence. His injuries would be | on motion plotura: less serious if he were a younger man. |The was} —— SAN FRANCISCO, shipping board will a troops take charge © if there is furthe of ship crew ict director of board, saifl today LIFE” McGREW PHONE 153 took Deegan to being he'd | ty authori- | % ard Miller, president of gress, made the opening speech Feo er > ucation and’ Americanism.” : . theme of the entire program was gn, ten barrels SPE y pie a education along patriotic lines and Jerable| moonshine Investigation MT. RANIER PERMANENT. | inany noted speakers, including the 2 r incidentals that go cast completed and first| WASHINGTON, May 11.—The |British Ambassador Sir «Auckland Of Lowden Is scene will be shot by the Fox News tional Geographic board voted unanj-! Geddes, and the French’Minister Ju‘es camera man. All scenes will be|mously today to retain the name|Jusserand, addresses. : taken in and around Casper. Indoor Mt. Ranier, for the peak in Washin@§| President and Mrs. Harding greeted Sought in Til. exposures will be taken on the stage |ton state that has been so known for|the 2,500 women who attended the still of latest With thess details out of the way the actors will he instructed and the| then the aking of whisky were cor- dare now housed at the Iding as evidence, at tHe Lyric theater and the beauties /120 years. A proposal to" change it) congress, and a cordial reception was of the mountain will loan a fitting . Lincoln has been under con-|received everywhere. 11._| background to many of the : ponies cw SPRINGFIELD, MI, cenes, for some tme. bi ACCEPTANCE Of Echoes of the 1920 presidential pri- mary campaign in Illinois were heard in the state house of representatives today when Representative M. P. Rice of Lewistown, a Democrat, in- troduced a resolution calling for an investigation of charges made by a Chicago newspaper that former Gov. Frank 0. Lowden, as a candidate for president, spent the state's money for hotel expenses for himself and secre- taries in Chicago. May Brooks made the yearly report (Continued from Page 1.) addition to 25 per cent of the value It has been indicated that repre- sentations would be made in Dr. Wirth's answer to the entente that compliance with the disarmament Chicago Siete React tS ag tmea | Official Welcome Extended Prince clay on the eastern frontiers where the Poles have engaged in a serious LONDON, May 11.—{By The Asso- ciated Press.)}—Crown Prince Hirohito insurrection- with the intention of tak= ing possession of Upper Silesia. of Japan, who arrived here Monday for a three-week visit to England, was ECONOMIC REVIVAL IS EXPECTED. WASHINGTON, May x1.—Admin-| cericially welcomed to London today istration officials. expressed satisfac} Tord Mayor Roll and the city au- tion today over the decision of the] tyoriies, German government to accept the) with the Prince of Wales and an Simown that an favasion af the Rube | Sport Of CAvaIY., Prince, Elirobite peo- valley by the allied forces would have ent tan eee bere been regarded by the United States piisih aod. swith deep concern. ‘Tribune Classified Ads— American government economists Bring Results appeared to be convinced of Germany's | ability to meet the obligations im- posed and they professed to see in here decision promise of an economic fevival that would cause a happy re- action throughout the world. ‘With the indemnities question out 6f the way, marked relief was shown Pevccece es We're Ready To move your household goods. We specialize in haul- THE U.S. ROYAL CORD A famous tire—and a famous tread. 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