Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 6, 1922, Page 5

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.—Love for each } i lother and their children. which has! j |survived the test of three years" eep-| . ‘a jarat . of -suits fer separate mainten-| 3 ance and divorce, has brought about a/ : lreconcitiation of Edgar Lee Masters,| The home cf Mr. and Mrs. Carl/ ‘ —_—— | poet, and Mrs. Helen Jenkins Masters, Eck, 1226 South Willow mreet, has : |accoraing to friends of the couple. [been saddened by the death or their CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 6.—(By The Associated} ciashing of temperaments caused| oven yeeros. daughter, | _ Myrtle Press.)—While the Turks are hastening to press their advan- | the separation. — es io Eivie faeesl: will bel fuld tommecvom G i i i | te ait for © tage over the Greeks in their drive toward Smyrna the latter | >f<s. Masters tiled sult for seperpojat 10 a. m. from the shail are rushing reinforcements to the scene and, if General Tri-|/.-, monthiy alimony of $150. In|chapel. The Rev toupis can restore the morale of his men, the Kemalists may| March 192 obtained a decree of|°fficiate.. Burial v ; yet be brought to a standstill, it is believed here. News of the appointment of General kemalists on the capital. The British, as commander in chi: ith marked entht.jasm. y announced that in the southern grot p PLE, Aug. 23.— nent over the Greek! je Constantinople bare ew menace against the} ‘The danger no} he Greek side but} kish natin: | SONSTANTIN threat to inv: ly subsided 2 capital has a longer comes fron from Ismid, where the 7" alists under Mustay concerftrated an a OF IRREGULARS | SLAIN, REPORT reparing an ambush. inder Commandant Gener @eteated the irregulars, : many casualties. Twelve prisone a large supply of arms it taken. hd ammunition were , anthe cities of Cork and Waterford : “ities by irres Sitnessed intense activities by irres wan two women were viars yesterd: among the casualties. NARS. WIEDERHOLD AND DAUGHTER IN WRECK G: Wiederhold and] ~ sites eon the Bur- Mra. faughter, Bet Mingten train w by a freight-at Monday, has re A was severely bruised on the side the schock of the collision, but I was not injured. Mrs. Wiederhold returning to her home in chis after spending some time visiting Mr. Wiederhold’s parents at Atlantic City. et Home Saddened By Death of Daughter Marbella Bright, the four weeks old Jeughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Brght, 255 North Grant street, died At the family home at 6 o'clock. Jast hight. The funeral is being held at ‘o'clock this afternvon from, the peactercny chapel, the Rey. R. R. it debrand officiating. - ———__—: MM, AND MIRS. JOHN HAY HERE FOR WEDDING Hon. John W. Hay, Repupiican nom Ineo for governor, accompanied by Mrs. Hay, is in the city today from Rock Springs to attend the Sullivan- Donlin wedding which occurs this ening. Mr. and Mrs. Hay are re- jurning to Cheyenne tonight. ee age eee First class waten ang jeweiry re ing; artistic diamond resetting. H. E Kline, Jezeler. Oil Exchange nih 21-t} SEN ¢ ca Horlicks . The ORIGINAL * 4 + Malted Milk ‘The “Food- Drink” for All Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Office,and Fountains. Ask for HORLICK’S. 2a Avoid imitations & Substitutes Driverless Cars Dodges and Fords. | Bee Virbel, Phone 274M: OF BURLINGTON TRAIN _ TO TURN UPON a "*/ wrench and Italian troops garrisoning| probably be dismissed soon, |Constentinople number on! : 6,00 ‘Reconciliation | Brings Poet and | ..tincet 2. pretense noe Wife Together wp wn Wis, GHAL ELK parate ntenance and $300 month-| Moose plot of the Highland Ceme-’ y alimony. Her pending sult for di-|tery- Vorce on the grounds of desertion will friends el bs The new Egyptian flag ts a white 5,000 or* gaia. crescent and three white stars on a fr. and Mrs. Masters were married | green ground. 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Part of it is wages or salaries paid out by the company which received it; part of it is for the purchase of supplies or materials needed by the company; part of it is for plant or line upkeep; part of it is for property taxes. For instance, 50 cents of the average bill paid to the electric or gas company is set aside for taxes. The teiephone company pays out 45 cents of each of your bills for taxes. Many people were never aware of these facts. For instance, WERE YOU?