Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1922, Page 4

> <o'ct: 104 — S34R PeD fu See rreyowotkaeoys, a - A A A A A AO A a a a te? AN ny)‘ and Witam ©, Wilson, who ere on pm som Tagg Rog i" Cme member Hemingway, who resigned last fall ro eee we Cees, ‘Tenn. had power to asce SICIREGTONS pibeced bie Lachlan Soy aoveintek tar Se Westen 8. w. | Conwell, who is serving in the caps bg he ay being posted at the ait sanel Sheet WERE OE Tes oe ae tricks which compose the high schoo! district that a bend election will be held Sad cee nnaeare Henge to Yume on. TOBE NANEDAT SCHOOL POLLS === ees Election Scheduled for First trons eo high school of the Monday in May; Notice of 7 a = esa Bond Election for | high school distri May 27 Posted. | pose ine Gaenaoe Geax, Woesena. ‘Bessemer, shoo! election, which will be held limited to what Natrona county af- on the first Monday in May at the fords. Central school building from 1 p. m.|_ It is in an effort to alleviate the un- to 6 p. m. happy The terms of C. H. Townsend, Wi-| —= .|tain the efficiency of the richest RUSS REPLY TO GENOA MEETING iS WITHDRAWN PARIS, April 22.—(By The has withdrawn the memorandum she submitted yesterday in answer to the report of the allied experts on Russian affairs says a Havas dispatch from Genoa A jections had been made to the memorandum in allied qusr- SS ee eee | Wes board is taking such strider to main- school district in the United States, Starting at 2 p. m. today at the high school nominations for three new members of the board of education for that institution took place. From the nominations thus placed, the me nbers| from will be elected on the first Monday in bad = the conditions that the school | May. Che Casper Daily Cribune der their repty, may insist upon dis-/ not exist. cussing other Russian questions. / MOSCOW, Apri 22.—(By The Asso sone ciated Press).—Even if the Genoa con- he ‘erence should break up, Soviet Rus rence will follow, probably within x months, 20 Kamez.tt, ~sident of the Moscow Soviet and nae nremicr in an intervtaw today positively view of the constant dissem{ration reper to the contrary” thata kr { aarren con Associated Press,)—Russia Have just reeaived a carload of trees and have about 50 extra trees for sale. They are 12 to 16 feet in height, 144 to 2-inch in caliper. Price $1.75 Each. COME AND SEE THEM. ~ S. H. PUNTENNEY 510 South Park Ave. Phone 760-J ng ob- Mam 0. Wilson and George B. Nelson (who was appointed to fill out the unexpired term of Ira G. Wetherill) of the high school board expire at this time and there will be three persons) ‘Tero members will be elected for to fill ~ EX PELE RON. 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