Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 27, 1921, Page 10

?AGE TEN Te oe eater DEMOCRATS GIVE) 02 fer France UP FIGHT UPON || et PEACE TREATIES Pacts Are Subjects for Individual and Not Party Action, Caucus Decides After Discussing Proposals + WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.—Democratic senators in con- ference today decided that the peace treaties with Germany, Austria and Hungary were not matters for party action. In- dividual Democrats, it was said, would be !eft to follow their own judgment in voting on ratification. The Democrats were said to be “widely divided” with a Patnasee ts: vl tr oles ‘The conference did not conclude !ts Cripples Turn Holdups, Rob Man on Street sessions today and agreed to meet again Thursday when the question of reservations probably will be consid- ered. Senator Underwood of * Alabama, minority leader, and Senator Hitch- WASHINGTON, Sept. 23. — The police here are looking for three highwaymen cripples, two on crutches and the other hobbling on cane, who last night held up Thomas Payne of this city and robbed him of cock of Nebraska, ranking Democrat on the foreign relations committee, ‘were reported to have led the dis- ‘cussion today for ratification, with Senator Glass of Virginia and Har- ‘rison of Mississippi the leaders of the ‘opponents. The discussion, senators said, did not“Involve the probable attitude on ratification of former President Wil- ;son. Senator Hitchcock, referring to reports In circulation that Mr. Wil- pon had expressed himself to one or vtwo other Democratic senators as against ratification mothing about it. Cotncident with the Democratic con- ference, Senator Borah of Idaho, # “Republican opponent of ratification, introduced a resolution requesting the “state department to advise the sen- late whether the United States has said he knew be ‘any “representative or agent” serving an any capacity with allied members UNDER FALL IN MINE PUEBLO DAMAGE ter” was crushed to death under severa’ tons of coal and slate which fell from the ceiling of the tunnel. pate BPRS TEN Wonderful you say—yet FAIR FOOT Binion —Plasters —invariab! gives all my,bunion suffering custo! ers satisfaction. , COAL MINER CRUSHED Phones CHECK OVER CLOSIN _<( hi > GMMERCIALCO THEN COME TO OUR THE BIG BUSY STORED YOUR WEARING \ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921. APPAREL C OUT SALE And Purchase What You Need for Present and Future Use at Big Reductions. A Visit to Our Store Will Convince You of the Wonderful Savings. Don’t Delay. Shop Now. Spider Silk Sometimes known as Foundation Silk. ° 86 inches wide. 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Regularly priced $1.98 Per Yard ‘be ee ment possible flood re- ~ Ch ° $3 48 at $4.00. ni er : Pirie seurctery also wilt cabibe with SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW aCe: eee $2.39 wertain Pueblo persons conversant These Waists Are Up to the Minute in M at June. | his trip with} he govern- ment or the reclamation service will be able to assist in the prevention of floods, but rather to study with my own eyes the extent of the damage,” | gaid Secretary Fall. The United ‘States reclamation serv- “I am not mak the understanding Roast Pork and Apple Sauce Hashed Brown Potatoes Bread Pudding) Coffee or Tea Served With Lunch _Embroideries Assorted Widths and Patterns. 5c Per Yard _ Women’s Hose Brown Lisle. Sizes 8% to 10. Regularly Priced 65c. 3 Pairs-$1.00 . Vests for Women, Either Low Neck and Noe Sleeves or High Neck and Long Sleeves. 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