Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 19, 1922, Page 8

Che Casper Dailp Cribune Kansas; ‘Travis, ‘Texas, and|toiay. He came here from Denver tana; Hen:y Thrun, charged with ob- Washington. |Jamuary 4 because of fll health. As supplementary camps for mobil-| was 54 years of age. t and tra‘aing of national guard, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1922 PAGE EIGHT units an@ special detachments. Army Tr: sla he general urged retention of Camp| MEZQUISITION Al —Gag. Camps Asked |: "si drtins anetean: Gator, 7 an min roiain | pete Te eee and] iin, feloniouaty. caoearare wees - in Big Horn county and under arrest ‘WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—Retention Ww - in Montana, and Hugh Paul McCue, estern Union by the wer department of nine mai \charged with grand larcery in Fre training centera, one in eich cor oe - oe Se ARMS MEE ' ING= and of a number of other spec Officer Dead j FIRST IN THRIFT ey camps was recornmended by Gen COMES tS leral Pershing. chief of staff é A Man’s Home” . |hearing before the house milita: Adoption of Resolutions Relating to the\°=™" AMERICAN ‘THEATER FRIDAY the following: Camp Devens, d dead in his room ai =! General Pershing recommended Chinese Railroads Is Only Develop- : ne: camp f | chusetts; ix, New Jersey ment of Importance in Capital | Maryland; McClellan, Alabama; Knox Kentucky; Custer, Michigan; Fort| a sen Se LONG BEACH, Cal, Jan. 19—¥.! McClintock of Denver, distvict ecm-| fal superintendent of the West- ntion as military training ce Union Telegraph o WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—(By The Associated Press).—The Far | = areceesmeen | Eastern committee of the Washington conference today adopted! They Will Freeze— | two resolutions dealing with Chinese railways and then began con- | sideration of the status of existing commitments in China, the last| _ aig item on the Chinese section of the conference agenda. | will reese te a ame One of the railroad resolutions adopted, presented by Sir Auck- are battery is useless, 3 Geddes of the British delegat Drive around to our shop | Batteries on automobiles Going Out of Business Our closing out sale will continue for several days, until every item of our stock is sold. But unless you get in at once and buy your supply we cannot assure you of a selection as our stock is going fast. 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