Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1923, Page 4

a PAGE FOUR. RUSSIAN ARMY STRENGTH CUT, IN LATE YEARS Number Enrolled First of Year Shows Decrease see —Also— President Alexander Meiklejohn was -. | ing as one of the western competitive pol ae ‘s peices ‘the splendid Bnitisher Says unoniSctally sépicted’ after a Gonthee systems to form one group 1M | systems. Even with that grouping, rey Setcgpeieh preter tis life: onboard a BOBBY sy aoa the proposed consolidation of} the Burlington system would not United States man of war and contrasts — , the western lines was defended today| have such widespread territory or that with the hell-hole forward ommere, or. —In— YONDON, June 19.—Much of the by Hale Holden, president of the| such vast traffic sources as are found dinary seamen were en ani ged in “ms THD a mystery an¢i speculation which have| _ NEW YORK—Tho gross estate of | Burlington, at a hearing here before|in the three other major systems. the old days of safling ships. BULL existed concerning the strength of the igri Se ee ase ig |Commissioner Hall and Examiner| Further, he said, each of the other BR, 106 and 200 Roviet Red Army is said here to have Ww vi “0, | Healy of the interstate commerce/ groups had been formed by main- NEWS AND TOPICS been cleared es te a military cor-| 169. His shares in the R, KX. Fox Pub- | commission on the tentative plans for| taining established routes and chan- The quality’s right—the blend is BoA Agmit Geo. Rash Mass|_Ushing company, were appraised as | consolidation of the roads of western| nels, and there was no justification One Today, respondent of the London Duly $169,000. RD BASEBALL GAME aaa who has just returned from Moscow. seghcbd | Sereseeeys edright. Its mell fla: is right. AND BAS f Ho eayn that ot the beginning of 1928] 1 ae raftroad |¢,XOTma! traffic channels Between Admit Mrs. M. H. Young and One Today =D,, THURS the strength of the army had fallen FRFELD — Geeman road | the four systems had been long estab-| ad And you'll start the day-right if Shows at 1, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:80, 8, 9:80 “A_STRANGER's from 950,000 to 800000. At the pres-| offtcials announced that the French (lished, the Burlington president de ‘(Mount De As y s pret es 10c and 40c BANQUET” ent time there are 280,000 men in the infantry, 60,000 In the cavalry, 70,000 in the technical units, and 30,000 in the navy. The Cheka’s frontier units contain 50,000 men, and its interna! units 60,000. The army has 2,000,000 rifles, 14,500 maching guns, 5,700 light machine guns, 3,000 cannon, more than 3,000,- 900 shells, and 1,000,000,000 munitions. The war establishment of a division SUMMARY OF NIGHT NEWS} BOSTON—Former Senator Albert 4. Boveridge, Indiana, declared that America would still be a part of the British empire had there been a world court in 1778, in his address before the Sons of the American Rey- olution. : AMHERST, Mass—Settlement of the discord between the board of trustees of Amherst College and | Dave imposed a» ten per cent tax on all food shipments into the Ruhr and Rhineland. NEW YORK—Discovery of a ser- um thet ts considered » positive cure far rheumatism, as has been proved New York University Medical school, by 5,080 tests, was announced by the | PLEAMADE FOR 0.85, LINEFOR | BURLINGTON CHICAGO, June 19.—The right of the Burlington, Great | |Northern, Northern Pacific jand Colorado and Southern! clared and to disturb them by group-| jing the Colorado and Southern lines” with the Santa Fe as had been sug-| gested by the commission's tentative plan, would be to work unjust condi- tions upon the Burlington as regards | traific sources. Under the proposed grouping of the western lines, Mr. Holden said, there | would be constituted four major sys- built around the Santa Fe, Che Casper Daily Cribune Denver over the Santa Fe. said, would give the Santa Fe out-| lets from both the Southern Califor- nla and Central Mountain traffic territory, while the Burlington field would be confined to the north moun- tain and Pacific-Northwest area. This allotment of the traffic area, he con- sidered as likely to work to the dis- advantage of the Burlington group. In addition, he argued, the added volume’ of traffic for Santa Fe hand- ling might frequently over-tax the trunk lines of the proposed consoli- dated system, while the tracks of the Burlington and Great Northern group would not be functioning to their capacity. For this reason, he be- lieved, public interest demanded the Burlington-Great Northern-Northern Pacifie-Colorado and Southern group- Youths Hid Body Under Pier, Say MIAMI, Ariz, June 19. —- Leighton Mount, former student at the North- western University, was dead or un- ing. Rouw has been instittucted by tha) Chicago district attorney's offico to This, he ness to the class rush and the kill- to arrive in Clifton today. remain silent on tne affair, until | has been intervewed by ‘an inyest!ga- 0 cheduled | tor from that office who is schedule | up a new forest fire danger. = pe) right—it’s roasted right—it’s pack- you drink TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 197 ‘Women deputy sheriffs ;,, waukee, of whom there are four in service, receive @ salary of 3; month, INTERNATIONAL FALLS, Minn. —Peat fires got beyond control when fanned by a strong breeze, bringing [AMERICA & IRIS TODAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY §f “MASTERS OF MEN” —Wwith— CULLEN LANDIS, ALICE CALHOUN, BARLE WILLIAMS, WANDA HAWLEY “Masters of Men” is a story of a boy's fight for honor and love a story of vigor- ous youth that endures the hardships of life before the mast and comes back from TODAY ONLY WILLIA FARNUM —tn— “BRASS COMMANDMENTs LIONS PARADE THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL THEY’RE COMING } tems built | Southern Pacific, Rock Island, Union |Conscious when 16 men students of | Pacific and Burlington-Great North- the school hid the body under Evans- ern lines.” In the first three groups,(ton pier, according to a statement | the central system was strengthenei;made by telephone from Clifton, p I of hy FD) ==: fortified in its territory by the|Art., by B. H. Rouw, a representa- ste \s nsolidation plan; but without the|tive of a San Francisco collection | Colorado and Southern, the Burling-|"sency, who claims to be an eye wit- ton-Great Nort roup would be| shall take in approving acquisition 10,000 airplanes in 1924, with oor. ern gi Mae oe ee oe ee greatly weakened as compared with! its present position. j The principal inequality of throw-/| ing the Colorado and Southern with! 1 of control of the Central Pacific rail-|¢1¢ santa Fe group, according to Mr. | eo et peas adat Fond "by tile thang beer lead | Holden, would be in routing most of | The corceapondent aaéa that the| te areas, cierait coust, of] the north and south trafflo through Boltheviks also have recetved many) appeals her shipments of airplanes from Ttaly.| ‘Tie decree be in conformity. COMING | H I FRECKLES Engiand and Germany. with the court's recently announced Realizing the necessity of pro@ucing | conclusion that the interstate com- officers from the working classes, the | © commission has authority to Bolsheviks have established many | “authorize and approve” this acquisi- military out pore. inere HGH PRON ey of the trans. | nox the juice of two Jamons with Pearson ouaa | ANE Oe es ed apt Bore i ride three ounces of Orchard White, which jany druggist will supply for a few cents, shake well in a bottle, and you have a whole quater-pint of the most | wonderful freckle and tan cream, and | complexion beautifier. | Massage this sweetly fragrant lem- }on cream into the faee, néek, arms Datly Mail's expert says, than stmilar | and hands each day and see how Shubert’s Original Jazz Orchestra Direct Frem Chicago OPENING TOMORROW NIGHT TWO——_—_—___BANDS———___TWO Arkeon Dancing Academy ‘‘Wyoming’s Fineet Amusement Palace” ester ie ihee consists of 15,000 men and 6,500! horees, comprising three infantry | regiments, three squads of cavalry, red three batteries of field artillery, three howitrer batteries, and the usual con- tingents of sappers, engineers, muni- tions colu eto. There 23 alrplane factories but only five are now working. The avi- ation department which is in the hands of a committee df three with ‘Trotaky at the head, expects to have MOUNTAIN VIEW MATINEE RIALTO FRIDAY LADIES 25c GUESS THE NUMBER OF BEANS IN THE JAR AND WIN A LOT ia GIVEN AWAY FREE ST. PAUL, Minn., June 19.—Argu- ments on the form the court's decree Blasco Ibaiiezs gchools in the United States and Eng: land. The achools embrace special classes in general staff work, engi neering, infantry, cavalry and signals. | FASHION SHOW IN “THE GLIMPSES OF THE MOON”) WILL DELIGHT =WOMEN A superb fashion show, #uch as will delight all femining screen lovers, will be seen in Allan Dwan's Paramount production of “Glimpses of the Moon,” now showing at the Rialto! "Theater | In addition to the !uxurfous furs, | W. W. Spicer Gains Fifteen Pounds Taking Tanlac “aT TIiswmr CASPERS. 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