Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 6, 1923, Page 14

eae S740, On ual Moron TAME INGRERSING IN SHADOW OF PYRAMIDS NEW ORLEANS STUDIED |x" wr ome Geo. F. Bauer, scoretary of the! AS PORT FOR SHPMENT | sccm Is CONISTON ENPT’S WEILTH GROWS UNDER BRITS PUTTIN OF ANS 8 RP ee makin, ay | One of the most promising parts ofjrapid'y. Irrigation and other modern ess; papel pe kel prer 7 orgie Bee the world from the standpoint of| methods are being introduced. Mo- t of the port. i i commercial activity Js the Jand of/tor travel is sure to increase. With export trade to South | men! - King TudAnkbAmen, according to! | Mutual Understanding Needed. | Amorica three times as large ag in| 1. M. Robina of Paetsch J. Walter Drake, chairman of the wo or three years will be need-|1921, motor vehicle manufacturers | % tide advisor of tie oon arenes, ah Foreign Trade Committes of the Na- Mr. Drake observed, “for the for- P Shs snd yi D. Mooney, of the foreign trade com- 5 5 tional Automobile, Chamber of Corh-leign trade situation * between this} %¢ Jovestigating the port possibilities | mittee is also planning to attend tho Prominent Riverton and merce, interview on his return from]|country and Europe to work out fa | of New Orleans az an outlet for auto- meeting: Europe, aboard the Ol PAGE FOURTEEN. : ; i @he Casper Sunday gporning crroune : SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1923. EEC cere EE EERE EERE SRE Resid ympic, today.|vorably. Particularly {# this true of = Mr, Drako has been representing|Italy and France, In Italy living con- : Lander Residents the automobile association at the In-|ditions, wages and materials aro at], CASPER + 1S + THE: FUTURE - CAPITAL Are Involved i ternational Chamber of Commerce|such cheap levels that Americn prod- <= meeting on highways at Romo. Helucts cannot compete. Living condi: also visited Egypt, France and Eng-|tions, however, are bound to im- land. prove with consequent higher cost of i CHEYENNE, Wyo., Mat 6.—wil “Egypt is one of the tow countries) production, greater buying power and Mam 1. Stevens and Benjamin I. whose currency is nearly at par,” said|better markets for American goods Bowman have filed sult in the Lara-|Mr. Drake. “Under the British pro- mio County district court aguinst|tectorate the country is improving|to international trade is a more thor- George 1. Brimmer, Herbert 0. ough understanding by Burope and Peeves, Fenimore C.' Chatterton and ourselves of each others difficulties.” * Leslie A claiming $240,000 x oe a sale of Federa’ 1 « in the Maverick 5 he Union Oll com ts ed price of $2,400, meio SS THRU PICTURE Ue 1S PORTRAYED BY ling plaintiffs were to rece've a reasonable ‘HOOT’ GIBSON IN FILM 01 lene fo trar ring the], = Jeane and that his commission was |Keynote of “Bavu” Success The thing that will be most beneficia’ Does it seem to you that your living expenses are higher than they ought to be? Read this: | . i ippi The new science of budgeting has pulled not paid. It is pleaded that 10 per Found in Gripping and In- fall ent f easonab’e commission, In - tense Drama. . thousands of people of the hole financially Pith ie the $240,000 sat ihe Army life is usually thought of as —— a and enabled them to save money out of in- comes which previously had not seemed enough to any more than meet their needs from month to month. plaintiffs pray for judgement for: in terest on that sum from July 9, 1921 serious proposition; however, that the service has its humorous side ts shown in jentleman from America,” ard (Hoot) Gibson's latest Universal starring vehicle now at the Wyoming theater. . When a doughboy ts restrained by outdoes any} discipline for long months, and then : y line that the! suddenly gets two weeks furlough, riday, The boy says he| screen has ever known, completely | tne natural thing for him tone went from home nine times, | mystifying audiences. let loose with all his youthful exuber- The cast of such a picture might] ance. When he {s in a strange coun and the offering would|try and can't speak the native lan trough sheer strength of| guage, hig exuberance ie likely to appeal, but “Bavu" {n-| lead ‘to complications of « presents such famous ar-| ‘That is precisely what hap os -| “The Gentleman from America,” Ray: +]mond L. Schrock, scenario editor at Universal City, wrote the story espe- clally for the star's use purely with the purpose of exposing the laugh- able situations a blundering dough- boy may get into while knocking about strange places, George C. Hull prepared the acen- ario and Edward Sedgwick directed. $s yed varlety is * the all-star = al-Jewel special production NAWAY CAPTURED will be shown at the Wyoming I 2, Wwo., May 5.—John| thenter starting next Saturd Deering, 14-year-old Detroit runaway,| is said that this pletu wan takeri into custody by the Chey-| thing in the myster: enne 5 has run 5000 U. S. GOVERNMENT CLASS B O. D. 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