Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 19, 1922, Page 5

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1922. Che Casper Daily Cribune GREEK PRISONERS ARE so lemdon Exchange PAFSAYTERIIN (Religious Study |= = 2s: ace ry change to be the fundam: TREATED WELL BY TURK, natal ee PuIRRH NY | InScwolets SS 4 a p iioaige te Sheged| Phra oplai Who Sh vuld . * e otetat ion is s the ‘American Committee Prepared to Make seeuia toca 7 cede eso a i Revere lh loeb G cinemas Aut aul ene pudiic schoo's} Practical Advice on How To Help Build Up or es Preachec re Con- ~ é Report to Admiral Bristol; Anatolian |Stessslni tne “wie Gene ak better were it not tor he condition et trary to Faith, Presbytery Great Strength, Energy and Endurance PAGE FIVE all the relig- | can = Ag : vinced of the complete breakdown in SOre'sn exchange of Philadelphia Con- : De ee Ee Saeen® les On Sith Ceuta £6 foe Wi poet Weeee yam . = - pm 1 an aphysical and mental weaxting, nervous, | ™sy still be young in feeling, fall of fe, Housing Pr b’s plans for w rebelliaon, says a dis-| French exchange today weakened t Some of us Leliev | Paes S| whete be poner afernige 7 g Problem Discounted patch received hefe. from Gencrai| to Gi francs to the pound. while ene fundamental ethical Bin off Gatun tae enka cadleaeeene ne eee —_—___ Eugenio Martinez, commander of the marks were hovering around 14,600 to ob este y may be called religious | strength of will which areso necemary tosuc-| Br ure the iron you take ls the newer Dhihuahua district, the a. re ¥ h conveys all the fundamental | cess and power in every waik of life,” says Dr, |form oftroatad not metailic iron which people MUDANIA, Oct. 19—(By The Associated Press.)—The | eee = trary to the faith formerty physician of |usually take. This newer form of iron Is like door Dept). New York, | the iron in your blood and Ife the iron in spi- nty Flospital. “It may | nach, lentileand apples, while metallic tron ie alsotransforma beautiful, sweet tempered wo |iron just as it comes from the action of strong man into one who is cross, nervous and irrit-|acids on small pieces of iron filings and ie able. I have strongly emphasised the great |thereforean entirely different thing from Nux- necessity of physicians making blood examine |ated Iron. This newer form of iron iseo highly tions of their weak, anaemic, run-down pe |concentrated that ove dose is estimated to be Uents Thousands of persons go on year after approtimately equivalent to eating ove-half Year suffering from physical wealroess snd a | quart of spinach. one quartof green vegetables ; hizily nervous condition due to lack of suff |or haifa dozen bay +d apples. It isliketakinges til we have accomplished that ob-| tent iron in their red bieod corpuscles with- | tractsof beef instead of eating pounds of meat. t. outever realizing the real causeoftheirtroubie,| Over 4,000,000 people annually are using this I imagine that agreement may pos-| Without tron in your blood your food merely | newer form of iroa knewn 23 Nuxated Iron. SIMPLE APPLICATION Goocugh aniGed bait with sottare ne ohbe tours | taline wwoeu-oetsexhemsteaiocoveereed tees THAT DISSOLVES Spor want of roe you may bean old man st |will be refunded by the mantfbctarers I i thirty, doll of intellect, poor in memory, ner | does not produce satisfactory results. No more aqueezing and pinching - — wie (Fa to get rid of those unsightly blem- ishes, blackheads. There is one sim- ple, safe and sure way to get them out and that is to dissolve them. To do this just get about two ounces motives and all the spiritual powers | being characteristic of any| S<levue Hospital (C Chinese, Buddhist, du or Moslem church get that kind n, ethical fe schoc lemocratic education successful American committee appointed by Admiral Bristol several . . . days ago to visit the Anatolian war area returned here yes- Quits This Home to Wed Kaiser t Presbyterta: the presbytery pr as petitioned the general as the church ke cognizance became known terday after a week’s tour of investigation and will ‘make a formai report to the admiral] in Constantinople today. The commitw-= purpose, “was to examine into and investigate conditions in the supposedly devas- relief, is featured by the statement tated territory. there to ascertain the, that the Greek prisoners who were number of refugees and Greek war|seen working on the roads and else- prisoners homeless, and others need- where were generally treated respect ing -relief or medical care and the sbly by the!r guards, and did not ap amount of destruction.” pear starved or under-nourished The commitee’s report, prepared by ‘Their uniforms were in tatters and Dr. V. M. Wright of the Near East their “morale seemed low.” Sneha” I Taian UO Re Tee Dr. Wright found the territory | widely devastated but in most sections |suffictent buildings remained to house |the present population. | “Although there were no creiqgel ter | fering or grewsome sights to be » Presbyteri r. Harry BE t clergyman le atse! For sale by ali druggists. |he says, “there is without doubt need the f of culentte powder. from your drug- |for medical supplies and a great need erp fe a eels ni: sponge—rub briskly over the black- |for food.” in the Baptist church, heads for a few seconds—wash the TIMES The ic deipig o committe her criticlam made of the Rev.| BArt® 8nd every blackhead will be TODAY fesee vehi inci grins penn race X's preaching js that he com.| , Piiching and squeezing out black- & peertenen to study conditi ss with the Koran | large pores and you = tacrltory oontrolion by ditions. ithe —-- SaAPot Set ait of the blackheads out _ The members talked with many Greek London's new county hall, recently, Hon of calonite powder and water ; prisoners. They found them uncom- completed at a cost of nearly $25.00,| feaven the skinner ores eet = plaining of their treatment and recely. : 30 ofan, Ce es whieh Mau the cnlonite neebee teat ‘ | officials a eee ou the ¢ te po $ |!nE regular army rations Princess Hermine von Schoenaich Carolath (inset) wil! abandon this | houned “"-b® Sonventently| Bkout two ounces will be ail you "Delegates from “54 Nations in| y,72° emalist_ authorities alread home, Saabor Castle in Silesia, considered one of the finest residences in — will ever need. B have begun organizing the reco Germany, to wed the ex-kaiser and live with him in exile in Holland. = Attendance at Conference | quered territories and the Greek pris.| Date for the wedding now has been fixed at Nov. 5. = Opened Today at isses are being utilized In the work FE lof reconstructing the burned villa, va. wes 5 Geneva. land devastated areas, Ceara att THEATRE £7 mua oanate =) Cooking Utensils vz" CLEAN eh EY widespread as supposed, being con GENEVA, Oct, 19—(By The Asso- {elated Press.)—The fourth interna Stional labor conference opened here d@ mainly to a narrow belt mark Gyesterday. Henry La Fontaine of Bel-| '"# the retreat of the Greek army. No Sgium, as presiding officer, welcomed | ‘urned villages were found in the hin- the delegates of 54 nations, Together | terland. Swith the experts accompanying the ——-——___ delegates, more than 200 are in at-| LOS ANGELES—A man who said gtendance.’ he was Francis Schlatter, formerty = Ernest H. Greenwood, the American] termed “the king of divine healers," Sobserver, arrived for the opening ses-| visited the Los Angeles Times and de- clared the man who recently died in WALLACE conrad REID | NAGEL For quick results on ail metalware use SAPOLIO| Cleans « Scours + Polishes |§ LAST TIMES TODAY Bert Vallee’s Radio Girls Company PRESENTS “The Man From California” MUSICAL SPECIALTIES —Also— BIG FEATURE PICTURE Are the young people of today headed for the dogs on a wave of jazz and cocktails? This startling pic- ture proves that a halt must be called. Played by an all-star cast. Time of Shows ,1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 o’Clock lone. ~ Many of the governmental delegates | St. Louis under that name Gare the ministers of labor of their re-| tation was an imposter.” _ eat ie | Sspective «puntries. The employers as Stepresented ty the leading figures in] NEW YORK—A 800 per per cent stock Sinaustry ana the workers by carefully | dividend was declared by directors of Enelected men from tho various coun-|the Ohio Oil company, another of the a Y Sue ctries. Standard group, payable December 30} “iy 'SAP = The program includes notably the|to stock of record December 1. Sole i . Zauestion of emigration. The subject z Sot recasting the administrative coun: | iS aia rrr Mansfacturers Enoch Morgan's Sons Co., New Yori, U.S.A. WG Bei ofthe contarene into the fore <a ™ Discussion of eight-hour days ts. ox Spected to arouse considerable debate en {it was at the first meeting of the r. ieonference in Washington that the in- MORGAN'S song TOMORROW AND SATURDAY THOMAS MEIGHAN “IF YOU BELIEVE IT, IT’S SO” —In— v SUNDAY “REPORTED MISSING” Te cctkhal couvesition forte Taight! W. First, off Center Shows 7 and 9 Admission 40c hour day was adopted. It is forecast ~that at the present mesting the em. . .ployers will demand modifications of Continuous 1 to 11 10c—25c¢ BERT LEVY CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE ee =this convention and that the workers ‘will. insist that the engagements en- tered into be respeced. 10c—25c TODAY Vyvyan & Kastner Stanley Gallini Co. Comedy Character Shadowgraphs One of the screen’s great- f Impressions A step in afvance of any est outdoor productions by HOLMAN DAY A North Woods drama; a forest romance. The man has a pleasong efforts of shadowgraphy. G t h T on vi jhadow) hs Se ee UTOMOBIL Boston & Vaughn Ida De Lardin & Co. Big | The Comedy Cut-Ups Eccentric Dancing Comedy Talk The Surprise Farce.Comedy A Laughing Sensation Fast as 2 Bullet Action “THE RIDER OF THE KING LOG” —Also— FEATURE PICTURE “LITTLE EVA ASCENDS” A romance of an “Uncle Tom" show, and the throbs and laughs in it are dovetailed as close together as the logs in the immortal character’s cabin. With illustrations, stories and news of Casper’s first Automobile Show. It will be the next issue of the A virile, vigorous, outdoor jj romance set in the pine-scent- ed forests of Maine. | sient tt cannes, 1 Casper Sunday Morning Tribune | rush of roaring rivers. And whether you are an automobile man, a man who owns an automobile or just a man . who rides in automobiles when somebody invites him, you can’t afford to miss this edi- Evenings 7 and S265 one to Iris Vaudeville. —Also— T. Oct. 19. 2 Sian Se Matinee 2:30—40c [ne E. L. Hollis it] THIRD CHAPTER OF tion. “IN THE DAYS OF BUFFALO BILL” The committee in charge of the Tribune’s Automobile Show, which opens October 23, is working hard to make this display one which will be as much of a credit to, as it is an innovation in, Wyoming. So many dealers are going to exhibit that it will only be possible to get in all the cars by rotating the different displays, and this will be done with impartiality and dispatch. Tires, tops, rims, windshields and accessories will be A Bishop-Cass Theater TOMORROW AND SATURDAY THE JOLLIES COMPANY Presents “GOOD MORNING JUDGE” SAVE YOUR PONY VOTES! on view. If you have ever seen a big automobile show at the Grand Central Palace in New York DARING! - SENSATIONAL! or at the Coliseum in Chicago you will get an enlarged picture of what the Casper Auto WOMEN MEN ONLY ONLY t to s Evening A Bishop-Cass Theater LAST TIMES TODAY In Rupert Hughes’ “Hold Your Horses” From an Irish street cleaner he rose to a great financier— and Oh! What a wallop there is ‘The Boldest, In this comedy ‘twixt the broom Plainest Facts ee || ee |) Casper Sunday Morning Tribune LAST TIMES TODAY TOMORROW AND SATURDAY SHIRLEY MASON IN “THE. NEW TEACHER” Show is going to be. All society news, and a complete story of the Fashion Show in this same edition of the 1lto7 Frid. d Saturd In addition to our regular features—Comics, Magazine Section, Sports, Business and Tida: ay = somes Ore ieee Theatrical Pages, Churches and General News. Story of the North. A Bishop-Cuss Theater Admit MRS. E. M. MILLER to. “Wild Oats.” T-10-19 “oF v VTS eRe MH OT KR vaeyeyv