Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 26, 1925, Page 4

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 26, 1925 at The Casper Daily Tribune eee maaan is. 25 Germany and France Gravitate Toward Peace Pact COUTT WORGE |: lees z {AUTO DRIVER FINED DECREE DENED FOR RASH WITH “| CAmusements | nce when she b from Am answe _ fined $1 f \ wath bh Judge F 2merick early this year was in permit beth sides to- ob tional data and was resu in August. fringed nyment of indebted- inte reabe bumiet Witt O POPULAR NOVEL BEING |”: \ FEATURED. AT IALTO! va Gr pen marr e maturity 4 | whic of several | ington and t congressmen or were heard On the congressional trip ma, aboard the st e Mrs Scott charged he congressmer t other ‘congre: es drank. ‘There | a quantity of | nboard the stea B Bridge of Sighs” | that what was not co t i Ta ee unloaded from the boat at Norfolik th and taken to the Washington “| homes of some of the congressmen | th It me of the] 1 Ne artment, | , h | galr in entertaining men guests | f great apartment during the absence fr ae ‘THEME 0 h | mLAY Washington of her husband eting | charged by the « | pporte cotts were married in 1914 * f le imp ~-el! Mrs. Scott,-prior to her \ ‘ I Premier Painleve's declaration that future European peace must be based on the friendship of | ¥®% ® staduate nurse fc The Alaska of the days of the . > ; " decision on the petitions, M of z econ France and Germany has set Europe to speculating whether France is ready to make concessions hah hebuCallowen?se0 Kk snonth ‘ ttle and old| that will enable the two countries to come together in a security treaty. The premier is seen far- popary alimony, in addition to spe and dance| row) telling the League of Nations assembly, in Geneva, France's plans and ideals cial allowances to enable her to ob- 4 ; trie tain depositions which were used A picture that jus- tifies every super- lative! the trial Mannequins Show Fall Fashions in German Capital PNR A FRENCH OFFER HELD ABSURD (Continued From Page, One) able to preve that it has not asked of France terms that are as hard as France herself has paid to other debtors in the past Several things have been e: lished already in the negoti as for instance 1 nee recognizes her obliea- | tion to pay in full the war debt, | which amounts to more than four billion dollars. And she has prom- An achievement in { simplicity, sustain- ed drama, power and humor! = HUMOR AND TRAGEDY IN ae a gerne part which {s Featuring Kerineth Harlan, Mary Carr Priscilla Bonner and Great Cast and that the fi 1s Chap) ‘Min portrays and others in th , Georgia as the leading feminine he lea temintn ised to pay that amount in 62 years Also Comedy—“Inside Out” ~ Kinogram News r 2, The United States government i , re pity te THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA = ff / go below a 3 per cent interest rate for most of the years of payment. 3. The Américan commission is absolutely convinced Frarice has the | apacity to pay, and that therefore | America is driving no hard bargain. Naturally, the question is asked as to how the agreement, which is sought at this conference, differs in value from the promissory note DANGE DUO AT ARKEON « seoeesorst'oe) WILL REPEAT POPULAR ea0 TODAY 0, 6 , TOMORROW 20 “ MONDAY oo ‘BRIDGE OF SIGHS AT == NUMBER THIS EVENING | ‘The management of the a Sateal dancin, cademy again this evening Il present the De Cecilitos, popu - artists from Hollywood. in “The ntine Tango.” This number pre » was given by the duo but auuse of the great enthusiasm it aroused in those that witnessed the RIALTO: SATURDAY NIGHT DANCING THE ONE BIG DANCE NIGHT OF THE WEEK Led . TS ABSORBING PICTURE TODAY ONLY A Pulsating Story of the West 7 The annual fall and winter fashion show in Berlin, was Saarinen by parades ee uins “THE ak hie wa pecan? eodnss FE aS aed ; through the city dressed in, the H gees cat ; n ; ia y ¢ ed in the new modes. The German version of the jumper frock is at the ex- 9 | of a | mirers + Fn ay BIRDE Wi i pney hs treme left, next is cn informal afternoon frock with the more formal type) center, Simple dance frock S | ; ake He name TATA and ‘a strect frock with white vestee and skirt. panel, right. | ag l% tonight, Dancing at the - i i 1] Ax at 9 and will last | in their eee | 8 ABSORBING! | ary ——— | THRILLING! ae cute eae Girl Told How to Kill Love for H Rasen rk Sot Dispute c far | ray fined Bob Hager ar-| | oei* MARY ALDEN | enness, ‘ 13 |> Dear Ars. Thompson: 1 have loved LOVESICK. ————«&; LESTER CUNEO A |Rival Ree Red Grangel 2 ae ri t Jat r _ i tm ms co years Dear Mrs. Thompson; I belleye 1]]* ins da. | This Fall In lowa sib gt i5 tanianee reas epaae | SVeRy oe we e fallen in love, Only 1 wonder if f= BOBBY DUNN LAST TIMES TODAY Youth. a th ARGENTINE TANGO and NOVELTY FOX TROT They will dance the Novelty Fox Trot at 10 o’tlock and the Argentine Tango at 11 o'clock. BE HERE FOR THEIR FIRST DANCE ARKEON Man’s Greed for gold turned into comedy that will rock you with laugh- | Hardships oY only a pa ter Comedy “OH, SHOOT” 1 to 11 10c and 20c BY LAWRENCE PERRY Intensely Dramatic Beery of \\ sTAvGoce. )\\ ER ous oe. WARNER BRY NISHMENT, / : OS and HEROIC Fass, SACRIFICE / ale oo z . e is den’ g. But I have r fall will be | He is a married m manifes kept this a r n pping back et one elec ws of my likely to ef 1. I have not let him w. And I Ignore all his love t me as if I do not know or see 1 k Tf should go ahead other man when I While as if they and I despise think of kt with othe want to kiss me kissed. I can k and he = GAGS HUMANE t I | “ i 1 em of the Klondike stampede made ‘ CL pea ; Ket to seem uproariously funny. DOROTHY MACKAILL * eleven tr fh pecan wet wh poet : tet allt power to kill this | t¢ CREIGHTON HALE ed Gra y find in h real! American ¢ tod: caused Due aT et ego Dam Ley Hunger Pangs RICHARD TUCKER 1 a Y e wo 2 ner mounted to 7 i 1 F nd tented ; HF Saf the basis of antics so clever ALEC B. FRANCIS e tapic J r been ms t y 7 ees if that they make you forget pain. ; 5 SWTS Not ay ; bet M get him, bec 7 RALPH Lewis |i Sor Towa, ror Lo get him, because Tean't, Lge b Lovesickness FS ey | What shall I 4 mes the foundation for F re r WINNIE WINKLE plin tricks that rouse hilar- ; . even he ae nesta | Blizzards T pl Bes Aly | . | switched into boisterous gales \ : to hi sso d c st aN | and blustery shouts of glce. ma 1 man, v 1 IL the Ady i {t in] . eae ae mettstne. A Freezing Cold that ga orings the warmth of laughter hose ‘used that never ceases, always in- :reases, ii developing protecting masks: FIRST BIG SPECIAL DANCE AT ONLY & WALTER HIERS are der can wear-t added, 0 ges RIVERVIEW PARK BEGINNING “OFF HIS BEAT” WITH THE CORONADO CLUB ORCHESTRA _ Plan to Attend Sunday Evening, Too! AMERICA ocr. 1st.