Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 17, 1922, Page 4

PAGE FOUR TREATY ACTION CHARITY WORKER COMMENDS CASPER RE CH0SS a CADETS GO ON SHERIDAN DONATES BIG GOES OVER TILL pi 1 y THE WARPATH SHIPMENT TU STARVING FIRST -OF WEEK Mit 6: Mil Sms Se TS VADOR =.= | 6 co . . ae: Pe 4 Charities and Reform, is in the city | before the public in an effort to sae TODAY AND SATURDAY Foreign Relations Commitice Discussion | i connection with some work of ner | Taine funds to carry on the work In |, W7SESTNOTON, See tt Martie! | today, consigned to the Near East re > department and when interviewed ity and I feel eure ‘cf coramit: eh) ari ft o iY) 1 by the Tribune today expressed hers | {f the people of the community |the republic of Salvador, following ay 1 Gowmitise, concluding a drive for Centers on Pacific Fortifications; ect very strongly in favor of the | could realize the reat constructive |7®7Clt of 64 cadets of the national mil ° : ork of the local Red Cross chapter. | Tore which je Deing undertaken | 7, 15, the stale, Gapertswest was Obei in Trial Harding Asked for Particulars “Much of the work among defin- | E20 {O"iving them unetinted wap. [advised today in a dispatch from Am nchain Tria quent girls and in fam@y probiems glad erican Minister Schulyler at San Sal - Delayed Again 108 ANGELES, Feb. 117.—No session was held today of the trial of Mrs w a is such that a woman can do it to wador. WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.—While President Harding was! much better adventage than a man. | *° Dave &n opportunity let ~ See. cadets eitcuitel “ie Gis moe der of J. Belton Kennedy, adjourn ment unul Monday having been taken €hbe Casper Daily Cribune preparing to communicate with Secretary Hughes today re-| For this reason, the State Board of 2 or ites a the national cavalry to their cause garding the senate request for further information on the’ Charities and Reform has made {re |considers the Red Cross quite indis-/the disratch suid, but failed and they four-power Pacific treaty the senate foreign relations com- |Syent ee os apd, Red’ | Penaible in furthering constructive |*hen Br Merah sae ake Bar on mittee completed its preliminary reducing of all the arms} crogs ana has splendid cooperatin ee ———- and ~ o | bkegg on iar wae the Fe rs conference treaties except 1 relating to Yap and laid them} ana remarkable results. Mrs. Payne Lp oosagnas re sae a Min hand, e Mrs. Mills will be in Casper for |¥°* ¥* aside without action until next week. | has been very successfal in making two or three days and then go west BasBE Ds. No serious opposition was revealed| plans for caring for many young aa BEGGARS ORGANIZE. > : the general far eastern or Chinese girls who otherwise would become tions at Thawiepetis and Warten” eA, cad ee oe F= pacts but there was considerable charges of the state and jn many ———_ VIENNA, Feb, 17.—A combination | ————-—————_____ discussion of the provision of the nayal| instances has done preventive work For Cold, Griy or Influenza ee hagpaasthe tateatTooumansion sof é 3 | sscuans treaty-fixing @ fortifications |and thus kept the girls from s0ing|ana as a Preventative take Laxative|the trade union principle—is reported; TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY, “status quo” in the Pacific. |. to institutions. After all, preventive | pROMO QUININE Tablets. The gen-|from Prague. ———— Meeting again Monday the commit-} Work ts much more important than |uine bears the signature of E. W.| Busy street corners are allotted dur-|"OR SALE—$200 worth of rugs, $60; a : Singer sewing machin t $12 is expected to consider the Yap) the work of caring for a girl after | Grove. (Be sure you get BROMO.) 20c.|ing certain hours t+ the members of @, cost $110 y and perhaps have before it at| She has gotten into trouble and in | ae the union in rotation and competition | [°F $35; first small white house north same time the president's reply) this particular type of work. the | Fresh laid eggs, two dozen for 7S,avoring of disloyalty to the comrades, brick Yard. North Center street. RETURNED SOON: the resolution adopted yesteruay|locat Red Cross stands very high. | cents. Norris Company Market is unishable by expvilsion. 2-1 4 aking for r of the four power FOR RENT—Threeroom house on Ye aty negot! s Mr. Harding is derstood to have taken steps. to amunicate with Secretary Hughes © has gone to Bermuda, after a Visit the White Houso today by Senator ¢ Borah also st&rted a com- | iscussion regarding the Chi- if > treaty, asking whether its F dd not infringe upon the elgnity of Ching. He was assur Senator Lodge that the arrange y South Cedar street; water. and y f ps lights. Phone 1578J. 2-17-2t* Lp 4 la. BC aus cece ntnpeeapeee 3 FOR SALE—One Columbia grafanola, Z ’ cabinet size, gem walnut case, 30 Y, records, practically new, $45. At the Z Toggery Shop, 220 South Center Z ———_—<—$—$$—$< $$$ FOR SALB— Threoburner Detroit eo ORIGINATLD MR WASHINGTON IN gasoline stove and oven, practically 7 BY 99 new; will sell cheap. 1215 East Fift Davi Make Coffee the Imptoved Way— ert Same IH. Ses ’ was tho most satisfactory that WANTED TO BUY—A pool table ‘ : he ‘obthined at Shh Maint tthe. In the Cup at the Table pimust be th first class conaition You can oe < bg! that is there were indications that some f : one 2-17-1t spoken; but when that lie is un- » police last y| further discussion would be nectesary. ¥ G. Washington's Coffee dissolves mmetantly when warer is added. MRAIS werved at $0? South Oak ipoke z when they arrested Peter Yank y waited “Aiea caters the! Put it in the cup fust as you do sugar. 2-17-21 ington's agents. Yank-| a trunk in his home| 0 was hidden. He told one of Ha: the four power pact, > members revived in Cast Includes Come and see what it did to Becta at a a Oe this wife and the husband who digestion-disturbing acids have been refined away by Mr Wash. Y.W.CA. mn, the project of a os wee toe cmeney |remervation <aclaring. that the. agree ; ingwon's special process which makes G. Washington's Coffee E Mary Glynne pores inte for ‘Barrington, Be steps that force without the ‘espvesesauthecien. It is estimated that more than 259% its all bean SATURDAY vevolatitns act right. Hing = vRoey Ir aggey peciahooes Lithuan-| tn of congress. coffee made is wasted. Chicken Pio ....+.. teresa -- i350 Thicken Noodle Soup ;...- a ° The Union ° Mill Co. Is prepared to take care of all kinds of cabinet work. Also job work of any de- scription. 402 S. Durbin Phone 1462 Several members both Republicans and Democrats were gaid to be lean. tng toward adoption of such a stipula- ET TIVE SENTENCED tion and all agreed that much debate was in prospect both within the com- mittee and on the sénate floor, TD TERM IN PRISON GREAT FALLS, Mont., Feb. 17-—— Jacob J, Billick, 25, formerty house detective in one of the leading hotels of the city, pleaded guilty to burglary in the first degree before Judge Les Vie in-the district court this morn- ing and was sentenced to not less than’ five nor more than ten years in the state penitentiary at hard Is- ; $ Samick was arrested at the tran |{ COmtinmous 1 to 11 P. M. ‘as 0c was leaving town with the pro- ceeds of a honse he had burglarized | TODAY in his possession, as well as a loaded revoiver, a mas! @eputy’s star and| other stolen articles. Later he was a identified as a ran who had tmper. sonated a prohibition officer, held up a eur 19) and robbed a woman of $85, robbed x 5 the Saivation Army contribution box and causod much trouble to the cffi- wea sir | At MIDWEST WORKER DEAD re Jam Kubo By E. Phillips Oppenheim Photoplay by Mary 0’Connor jan customers. Measure the cost by the cup —Not by the size of the can One can of G. Washingron’s Coffee is equivalent to ten times its weight in roasted bean coffee For greatest economy buy the larger size cans. No trouble—no waiting—no grounds. Always delicious. Every can guaranteed to give satisfaction. Booklet free. Send 10c for special trial size. i G. WASHINGTON REFINING COMPANY il COrrEr $22 Fikh Avenue. New York —ALSO— ELMO ape “THE ADVENTURES or TARZAN” MUTT AND JEFF Continuous 1 to 11 Admission 30c W YOMIN THEATER G STARTING Mrs. Lourena Tegland, age 56 years, of died last night at her home in the Salt | For 3 Days Creek field from chronfc stomach trouble. The remains were brought to Casper Casper today and will lie in state at the Sheffer-Gay chapel untfl funeral arrangements are made. The deceas ed is survived by her husband, Mike Tegland, an employe of the Midwest 10-Reel Program Besides t it Creek. - ] arrangements have Vaudeville. made pending re- ceipt of word from relatives, it 1s probable the mervices will ba held FARHER K us |“Wolves| iit. EDT ELE Gl “FIVE DAYS TO LIVE” HAYAKAWA a 'n ; , And an AROriantnt Cast | : ‘ ‘ | i The dreamer-artist lost his heart to ar ex- | zs] — it _JA\ © VAL t quisite little Chinese Cinderella. For five days’ ‘ 77, bliss with her he pledged his life. —John F, O e ) Wwe i \ His romance fs a love story that famous terdayshot and ie . writers say has not been surpassed except by wealthy land B J} Romeo and Juliet. ae that he Street { / Nei : SEE IT cs Coclpee ines ee sat i: ong Today or Saturday san eaypere Te Big Western Picture 4 been named co- » counter claim for di- Made in Wyoming. scenes, by the f ite stacy andl by’ fee its delightful Bitk of Ram” tac porn a cae years. respondent ‘vorce. “Were you ever intimate with Mra. Todd?” Judge William Catrone, attor- ney for Mrs. Todd asked Wilson. “Absolu’ . It’s a leas black was told.” : ew 4 a pistal from his 4 four shots at Wilson pw feet away. Three Todd surrendered. bs HEALTH ae OF Vaudeville ATTRACTION Toda wh pocket and fi A MASTERPIECE BIGGER IN CONCEPTION AND THEME THAN ANY PHOTOPLAY IN YEARS, ,COST A MILLION. DOL. LARS—OVER TWO YEARS IN CONSTRUC-. TION — EMPLOYED 10,000 PEOPLE, Come Out and See the Fun. The Best Show in Casper. Vegetable Compound. will 3 Hours Show and a happy relief from be Nl make her far costly gowns and Pee sa esliont sagen this ret wane, Admission 10 Medicine to relieve their aflments— ee a and 40c In His iste Comedy “STRAIGHT FROM THE FARM” Continuous 1 to 11 CURRENT EVENTS Admission 40c Admission 10¢ and 30c