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

PAGE FOUR. Che Casver Oaily Cribune CHIPPING BILL. GONCESSIONS TO FOREIGNERS 70 (())| PRICES GN Sees eee eed, n Lis _, Ee : Soul ER |““South Dakota: ‘Sot coat suppty} QUIZZEl oday | FORMAN Tf GET FIRST BE FAVORED BY dd ET PREMI | DECLINE GLA Sevier oe Tn Cri Probe| i ited Mil MOSCOW, MOSCOW, Nov. 22.—|method and new men to carry them/ 5 | Noxishowsuop'y on ‘hand teas as st wh eS ‘ et government must not be afraid to| “We must strive to learn t ke ‘ > oot = gp tive concessions to foreign capitalists, {under the new conditions,” he con-, Continued from Page One) | mines are idle becazse of Inck of or- The Asesciated Prege)—Jemes Cubs 1s a gee an ~ + sc” a areat| tinued, “We vaust learn to te fiext| ton St xell centers dalnyu latriix-| Gers, or shortage of cars; officiala/7S®- One o¢ the first. folicemen co view| Tie Orieinsl Moos Cee MERE RES ‘ Soviet in the|bie. Of all that we have guined in| tion somewhat; no danger of suffer-| **¥ SI consumers can be supplied. (JF on Vy! ie or BR. Mills after| RichMilk, MaltedGrainExtractia Pow- there is noth-| ing unless rail transportation breake| Texas: Warm weather and the ke Seca, oieont ce tay (By the Associated Press.)}—The sov-| out night. Five our five years strug: WYOMING THEATER largest crowd |ing we shall give to the bour-| down. | widespread <iiip Sf: SRANER! Wed, ae OE io “ast gm av cis ag Rey aap Special Resolution Giving er since his geoisie. We must not dismiss any of| Missouri: Consumers have 60 day rears Fe ee alter oe conte witness called when the county grand! j SUNDAY : wnt 4 our old aims but at the same time|supply cm hand and are buying in,‘ pha ¢ | JUFY began its secohd day investigat wy Cadence * need ae there ‘s no harm admitting the tact| small quantities in. anticipation of|TePorted on band to fill orders, but/ 17 ean oe : tate Measure Fram y th the state raflroed commiss‘on antici-|!"& the double murder. { pates a possible shortage later tn the | winter, in some quarters were are now considered tn tho class of a capitalis te country.” still Tower prices; plenty of Missouri | coal on hand, with mines working five days a week in gome districts; some Rules Committee 1 ‘A —_————_ Individuals and government shortage of eastern and Arkans¢es| WASHINGTON, No gp at fllag by the premier od mild weather cuts demands. | QUAKE ROCKS ALGIERS. : "ido things in a practical manner. It/ Kentucky: Situation not acute. ex-! arIERS, Noy. 22.—(By the As- was his desire to satisfy the people! cent 4 s Rostiinat ce: =| ALGIERS, Nov. 22 5 4 THEATER ieee a ee ee «BAKING POWDER y increasing because of indifferent de-| today, following five tremors Sunday would be no one who wanted to $0/ mand due to mild autumn; returns of| pren, so framed that as | back to the old state of affairs. 1 {talists to en cars to L. and N. are expected to re-| mentin, near Cavaignac into che open | sible for capitalists J > Meve ¢he eastern car difficulties. The quakés damaged the) safely and un Minnesota and Northwest: Situa-|/-ni-ipal buildings so that they aro! res tion most promising since the re | crumbling. thet: sumption of mining in the east; total anthracite received at head of lakes| rening sent the inhabitan:s of Fro- you use /ess Today and Thursday Gouveneur Morris’ Famous Story “A TALE OF TWO WORLDS” Love, Mystery, Drama in the Heart of Chinatown. =: to date is less than 25 per cent of that , hoped for by government officials, but Hazel Hoopman extensions of navigation 15 days from - December 1, weather perm! is ex-| Teacher of Piano Studio 138 S. Durbin | Phone 698 | Continuous 1 to 11 FARN st. | 66 pected to relieve a shortage; if wenth er prevents extension of the open sea Nanook of the ontinued from Page One) son on the lakes the northwest will ce 10c and 25 ; North” to Head |... vedas. | Sepend on rail shipments of waft coat | —— = Ue ae ; wy Bill at Rialto peek heey 4 Buster Keaton She nen tot |S em te he ote eee <= |] COMMING GLORIA YOSEMITE MING | ers ote tw orm halt of state & | SWANSON A STORY TOLD IN THE PLAY-| Mikey ott) 2 a's school. | western half of state and more if cars “The | | ' | GROUND OF THE GODS | OLD t | | the Our strong-lunged American youns sters should envy the babies seen in| ithe Pathe Special, “Nanook of th ” produced by Explorer R which will be showr —In— { § “THE GREAT MnniCs THEATER) MOMENT” >-9—~——— — . |Story by the Famed Author, | Elinor Glynn. | With THEODORE perfectly contented be m and is ons sep enge ROBERTS bi) <) Ree rena erie PL As “Uncle Josh” —in— Second Big Da BE SUNDAY OFFERING Of Louisiana Will | peri A Story, of the-Timber » | eco! ig Day NEW COMPANY AT IRIS! Soeur with Own -a.ue m168B'Xno cov | “THE DERBY WINNER’ eae oe Hse | Thousands of others have gotten rid of theirs without OM | Presented \by, i ts st ca” is the ieronsccm Secret Societies | lieting or exercising often at the rate of over a pound BILL DESMOND ll ’ R: di bd 1 ae ty which will be presented at the I ‘ ; Iria theatre next Sunday and Monday jp 8 rai ee a aaae payment until reduction has of —In— Bert Va ees adlo Gir Ss by th Style: and Smiles cor any. taken Ff 5 zh fo bin Brcceats a tehan pibbtet sn WASHINGTON, } — The “FIGHTIN’ MAD” A John Pringle Production—Nuf Sed! the way of human endurance against] state authorities of na appear I am a licensed practising physician and personally pre- ridicule, and each of the partners in| to be fully capable nandling any | ecribe He eaierent et re trae case, Ses bling pie cos - - kt successful business tin a posi-|situation within th Jurisdiction me to choose remedies that will produce not only a loss of apter oO! _ Rj . tion at different tim e he {s| crowing out of activities of secret or-| weight harmlessly, but which will also relieve you of all the “IN THE DAYS OF Seven— Big Vaudeville Acts—Seven forced to kneel befo: hom he| ganizations or ther am seth of od } troublesome symptoms of overstoutness such as shortness of BUFFALO BILL” wrnather interecting problem is also| White ‘House after « conference on|| Breath, palpitation, indigestion, rheumatism, gout, asthma, came ate Including “Eddie L.onard Blues,” by Addie Singer raised in “A Pair of Sixes.” It fa the|the subject between President Hard: | kidney trouble and various other afflictions which often ac- SUNDAY Eccentric Dance by Eddie Reeves. problem of jealousy between partners|ing, Attorney General Daughert company overstoutness. RODOLPH VALENTINO 4 for the credit of putting their buat. | Governor Parkes et ee pee an eu, treatment will WA, that sapeeces tired, ae Ped Also “The Call of Youth’—Paramount Picture ness on a sound ba Each of the| Attorney General €odo, of that state ing, giving you renew nergy and vigor, a result 6! P — i— < men in. the far ven himself to ae llditoatie! poet oaperRaaattaiee age DOROTHY PHILLIPS “Follow the: Qrowd-—You'll: Be Sarprisad?, be the world's g be tee wenics ervotest tipenaericent|* THEYMODERN/ MOTHER | be a lunkhead cile, joke, or|faces problems far beyond those of | whatever other names might be used|her forbears, She herself must be a to describe the fellow. much more competent person, com The plot centers around the actual|bining in one individual the duties of placing of each of the men by the] nurse, cook, teacher and moral in. other in his “proper place’ for n|structor. It is no wonder that many You are not required to change in the slightest from your regular mode of living. There is no dieting or exer- cising. It is simple, easy and pleasant to take. If you are overstout do not postpone but sit down right now and send for my free trial treatment and my plan whereby I am to be paid only after ion has taken time, Some funny situations are pre-| conscientious women break under th place if you so desire. sented, situations that are anything|*train, and that others drag t . but the underdog miserable existence; always tire ————— yet unable to take a day's vai Such . women will find themsely ‘When the British cours ruled that/ benefited and their burdens mace lunacy ts not a cause for divorce|easier by the use of Lydia E. Pini TWO DAYS ONLY ALTO faves DR. R. NEWMAN TOMORROW Licensed Physician State of New York does that mean even when the man|ham's Vegetable Compound, whict 286 Fifth Avenue New York City ‘s crazy about another woman.— was made for suffering women, and Duiiee: es. |-86 Dayton News. Say Kids-- Do You Know Anything About Crabapple Candy Lollypops? does not fail to relieve them.—Adv LAST TIMES TODAY 5 WONDER ACTS OF CIRCUIT BILLY & BABE MOREL “A Rolling Romance” JOSE & GRIFFITH Love and Divorce” PAUL BRACHARD TROUPE Marvelous Balancers—A Novelty Act GEORGE EVERS The Funniest Blackface Comedian That Ever Came to Casper Big Surprise For You At The Iris Saturday MOROGE & MOROGE Funologists OF THE NORTH A Story of the Snowiands Something New! Something Different! See real life, real drama, real climax i See Nanook spear the seal, battle with in the story of Nanook. it and eat its raw flesh. See him lay on the ice and fish for See tee terete gsi, Feiss.” i . - See the thrilling dog fight as the Lees ne pieces of ivory and a blood lust urges them on for kingship of ‘A. Bishop-Cass Theater TODAY AND TOMORROW “The Sin Flood” —With— JAMES KIRKWOOD HELENE CHADWICK Photoplay Extraordinary MAY M’AVOY in “Through a Glass Window” Right off the griddle—fresh and fragrant—a delic- ious romance of a pretty working girl who found Love and a new world through a glass window. See it—and feel good all over. AND VAUDEVILLE SPECIALTIES RICHARD DIX Mats. 2:30, 40c; Nites 7 and 9, 55c i i ‘ Ks the pack. f a gS PRS See h « ” The most unusual story to come to the screen in years. Admit J. W. Dingman and one GALORE bed all ele bie pieloe gona jo, $8 Pee eer iol Reenceet BOvelty —Also— % ae —Also— Two-Part Comedy COMEDY FABLES SNAPSHOTS Try to See “The Sin Flood” from the Beginning— 1:00, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, 6:00, 8:00 or 9:00 o’Clock. Admit Clay Pridmore and One. THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA The Finest Music in the State—Afternoon and Night Shows Start 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 o’Clock—Feature Picture Half Hour Later