Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 19, 1926, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE The Casper Daily Tribune TUESDAY ANU ARAB aLEZS SUNDAY PAPERS leprae Ss ie eae U.S. Born But Now Titled Britishers ARMY AIR SERVICE GOES ON PANTS Se ee ee ei nee GRILL FOR FOURTH TIME IN FA CTS HOUSE COMMITTEE INQUIRY ARE y condemn, Anybody who ouys a Sun-ay paper is helping the fev! to ruln America. God's word is | my authority." WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—()—) proposing a department of national CTS He declared that he had sought For the fourth time within a year|defense with under secretaries for AND YOU CAN’T DENY THEM! »peration of railroad presidents r raphing them, but got only favorable letter in reply, from e president of the Erie railroad, at the virtues and short cémings of the|the army, the navy and air. This, You May Go Without a Coat or Vest aid he would like to abolish all army air service came under review | proposal failed to receive the ap- | But, You Cannot Go Without Pants! trains because they lose | here today at a public hearing. proval of the alr board. it With a view to corrective legisia-| Representative Hill told the com- | MM tion, the house military committee | mittee his plan would enormously | fl began an inquiry covering ground| decrease expenses and. “secure that ARE YOU FAT, LEAN, TALL OR SHORT? ged any editor in So Seth eas for Sabbath Observance _ | 'cz,'2,,thow am, error. to ht in Fiery Talk. and wea Mieeet 4 Ww “if pr tronizing § similar to that traversed in turn by | co-ordination in time of peace of all the house alrer: mmittee, the| defense activities which {s essential, | president's alr t and the Mit-|not six months after an emergency chell court martia arises, but immediately upon the de. To ald in the drafting of an air] velopment of the necessity for a de- fense situation.” service bill, the war department made public an outline of the con- gressional action It considers neces. sary to carry out the recommenda. | Steck Is Slated tions of the rirboard. This outline proposed the following amendments for Brookhart’s to the present law: . Seat in Senate lon of ruin.” Home Saddened | By Death of Infant| Changing the name “Army Air Service” to “Air Corps.” ointment of a secorf! assistant tary of war to supervise avia- Darlene Allen, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen,. 836 South Spruce et. died this morn. ing The funeral will be held at 2 sec tion Appointment of three assistant army air chiefsgwith the rank of We don’t care what your dimensions are, we yl o'clock Wedn y afternoon from bricadfer general. ¥ = at $4 + H et the Shaffer-( chapel, the Rev. 2 ‘ Temporary increase th rank for can fit you with pants and do it at a big saving. tn sunday | Charles B. Schofield officiating Lady Robert Innes-Ker, left, and Lady Cynthia Mosley, bot | °rim clastes of air officers. HERE IS A iavniton Val, oa alti Han vekete ina ifPrend GWE ean ERIC RT IB puEcelaat, Tey inthe United States for extended visits. "Lady | tre ineurance for fiver. EE s-Ker was Miss Anna Breese of New York and Lady Mosl y e decor “ ee ee Ld meneone osley Revival of the decoration ‘order none avenomenenen omega) is the daughter of Mary Leiter of Chicago, who married the lat. |of merit" to reward extraordinary aril Curapn. Lady Mosley’s husband is labor member of the | Peace. time achievements in any sritish narlia branch of the army. ae Start the day right de Authorization for purchase of air. craft without competitive bidding, Columbine camp| Provisions to expand the training il field. The body | of enlisted men as pilots. y chapel. It will] The war department expects to » Okla., probably | nropose later a five-year project to 1, Mrs army aviation up to “the de- A. M. Gray, in sired strength, MAG, EMMA GREY DIES | lee + h ing today was a bill b: Drink Hillerest Water. Phone 1151, (O° 0% yess Cheers, erty: with a cup or two of real good Bluhill Coffee HORSHCHOHSDS RORONOHORONC HOONOROROHORONOHOHONOHOHCR THAT CANNOT BE DUPLICATED We carry the largest stock of DRESS PANTS, WORK PANTS AND RIDING BREECHES IN THE STATE In Cashmeres, Blue Serges, Hard Finish Worsteds; in medium bottoms for the conservative; in wide bottoms for the high school lad, and extra wide bottoms for the sheik. Sizes from 27 waist to 50. PANTS AND BREECHES Regular $2.45 value_________ $1 85 PANTS AND PANTS AND BREECHES BREECHES $2.85/$4.95 Regular $3.45 value. Regular $6.85 value. PANTS AND PANTS AND DAWES WEARS BREECHES BREECHES SMILE DURING ™ ° COURT DEBATE $3.65 $5.95 : ENDS F cae | PANTS AND PANTS AND SATURDAY, - ) || ae ailyadaclay; aversion -weelS ong BREECHES BREECHES 7 ; 5 i } et | sill cont in the senate with { - 2 JANUARY ‘ae ‘ i area tens We atc 4 6 5 | 3 23RD 3 UM inn get laying a vote, bringing up more am- e e e d Regular $5.85 value. Regular $8.45 value. munition. And Vice President Dawes, ALTERATIONS FREE : ll champion of cloture as a preventa- ll tive for filibvster tactics, found the i ae Don’t discard that coat or vest. We can match it with a pair df pants, making your suit look like msl situation amuring yesterday. Men! Here Are Values! Get Yours Today pad Mr. Dawes got his laugh when ON ANY ARTICLE IN THIS STORE. bama,*warned the chairman that it WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF at the ONONROMEROSener sentative Hill. republican Marviand Mrs. Emma Gray, 46 years of ag Daniel F. Steck, Democratic candidate for the senate, declar- ed victor over Smith Brookhart n the recount of the Iowa elec- tion returns, is expected to suc- Viti) : ‘ fH rr , : “ ~ced Brookhart as senator from Mb: Ht ~ hat state. ei elie had rules by which fiiibusters could be ended and the vice president con- tinued to smile whil Senator Blease Immediately after waged a success- ful filibuster. The laugh spread to the senate floor and galleries when Senator Borah, Republican of Idaho, drew attention to the amusement of the vice president. EXTRA SPECIAL ALL-WOOL SWEATERS WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—CP)— Fighting for time, opponents of | American membership in the world} court continued at length today, their arguments in the senate against the resolution proposing ad- herence to the court protocol. 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