Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 12, 1922, Page 4

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Yet rs lish. the fact that her daughter won for 2 Reik nsd Ginusn) motuing teenie eps Saar a She always wants to be outdoors v Camelia could do . adtten cwoche! ttt 4 it,” gesturing frequently me, ‘How can people y eerosen 08 | eee MISS CAMELIA SABIE AND| in a hot room, when they can be out “Ever since she was a little girl, | HER MOTHER, AND BELOW, MISS| in the fresh she mas been what you call, a ‘tom boy.” “Climbing trees or fences, or run ning with the boys, was more fun for her than playing with do! ‘CARDIGAN’ ENTERTAING BIG CROWD AT AMERICA) the performance of Cardigan at America theater last night, In their praises of this gripping vf the struggle of the American « pnies for independence. The speci: matinee for children is being repeated heain today, as it is the desire of the TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ‘WANTED TO BUY—Furniture for a three-room house. 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