Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 30, 1921, Page 4

sper Daily Cribune FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921 FIGHT. AGAINST RUSSIN RELIEE 6 CHARGED IN GENEVA SPEECH | he slept Refusal. of Assembly to * Issue World Appeal Draws Fire of Commit- tee Leader GENEVA, Sept. 80—(By The Associated Press.) —/| Charges that a systematic | campaign was being waged to} put obstructions in the way of | international relief for Russia | by interests which had poll jects in view were made in bir Dr. Fridtjot Nanse, high commissioner of tho international committee for Russian relief. Dr. Nansen’s charges were made in & speech which he delivered after the aasembly had decided, on a report pre- mented by Delegate Motta of Switzer: land, that the league could not under- take an appeal to the nations of the ‘world for funds to feed Russia. Mr. Nansen, aroused by this ac- tion, made a lengthy appeal to the sembly in behalf of Russian relief. He claimed there. had been misrepresen- tation to some sections of the press re- garding his plans for the relief. The whole situation was being systemati- cally misrepresented, he declared, and it was perfectly. evident that this campaign came from some central source from someone who had a poltt!- eal interest in obstructing Russian re- Net. Dr. Nansen said he thought this gampaign was due to fear in some Quarters that relief for Russia would strengthen the soviet government. He id not think such would be the case, but even ff it should be, he asked “is that any reason for allowing 20,000,- 900 persons to starve?” Dr. Nansen defended the agree ment he had made in Moscow with ths Soviet government for joint supervis- fon of relief work. TOO LATE-TO CLASSIFY. WANTED—Ladies" and gentiemen’s silk laundry work. 424 South Grant 9-30 3+ street. FOR SALE—Small electric heafer, $7 used less than six weeks. , Apart. 319 South “Jackson [atreet, 9-30-2t went 11, after 5. of the league of nations today by | BED-TIME STORIES FOR THE LITTLE TOTS By AUNT MILDRED. almost crying. having a great deal of fun bie, frightening’ the .wits him. Yet he also liked. would ‘ndt "hate ‘rheant foranything. © Gd “he High Power Drama, Quick Trigger Acton; Vivid ‘Climax THERE 1S A HELL OF A’ BIG SHOW STARTING TODAY, THE LYRIC With a Kick of Those mi Barrels of Moonshine Captured in North Casper the Other Night. Look and Read This Knock-Out Programme ‘ THE DREAM FAIRY. You remember what the Dream Fairy did to Young Bear, causing him to dream when the bear was trying to sleep, dont you? Well in just the game manner did the Dream Fairy cause Bobble Bebbet to dream about the Young Bear. You see the reason for that was that Bobbie had hear* the hunters talking about the bear they had nearly caught. Bobbie was a small boy who wis very much that he would soon |, Bear was chasing him around and round the old hollow oak. Bobbie would dodge into wthe old oak and. the bear would come right after him, not close enough to hurt him, but close On thie night he dreamt the Young enough to frighten Bobbie pretty bad. Sinto the Jake MARY MILES MINTER —IN— “Her Winning Way” What she went after she usually got. When her newspaper assigned her to a story she came back with a scoop. When she went after a husband—— but— should a woman pursue her chosen mate? Some péople say that woman has al- arge enough to go hunting f himself; and in the meantime he con. tented himself by listening to the ber hand With which she had’ sp his, face to wake.bim laughing heartGy.at Bobbie had mae in she sprinkled the: gubbie! and Bobbie was poi 8 oe fes the Dream Fairy told him w head to foot. ways selected the one she wanted from among the opposite sex, and laid — usually successful, to get him. 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Ad ture What of the boy, in léve with the girl, who, as district attorney, was forced to ven prosecute the king of finance? Apo eet > and Daring What of the strange voice over the telephone echoing men die?” in the West.’ “THE PRIMAL LAW” A Romance of Western Ranch Life, Oil- Land-Plotting;"a Herole Man Next we present our old College THE NEW |COLUMBIA ‘ THEATER ; The Only ae in Casper laying : Vaudeville and _ Musical Comedy In Connection With High Class Movies Change of Program Three Times Weekly Sunday, Tuesday, Friday a A SEN Admission 462, Including War Tax and a Golden-Hearted Girl. _ —ALSO— “THE STORK’S MISTAKE” A Ba emcrrhe COMEDY CURRENT EVENTS PLAYING TODAY AND SATURDAY AS USUAL HE WILL DRIVE AWAY THE BLUES Then see the world before Continueus § your eyes in the Pathe News. lte 11 Then come early, because it’s the best show in town. Me and My Little Pal.