Casper Daily Tribune dated January 7, 1923

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45,000 FRENCH MRE. EADY T0 MARCH ON RUHR /” Final Military Plans. to Carry Out Reparations Threat Made. BY WEBB MILLER,...

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PAGE TWO. AEVOLTING TALE OF INQUISITION UNFOLDS IN LA, (Continued from Page One) stockily built, good natured smiling, ®...

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SEEN RELIBLE SOURCES GE GASPER POPULATION OF 26.909 Secretary Stafford, of the Chamber of Camas | Compiles Figures from Bank

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PAGE FOUR. Invitations To Be Mailed ae Mrs. J. W. Stewart will entertain ‘Tomorrow for Formal Dance) San oe Se Red Cross...

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SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 1923. Local Moose Celebrate | New "Quarters Thursday Lodge No. 1182 to Hold “Jollification” Party at]...

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PAGE SIX. 5 LINESMEN COME INTO THEIR FIVE SELECTED FOR CAPTAINCY OF CONFERENCE Stars Chosen to Lead Big Ten Elevens Next...

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SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 1923, Casper Sunvap Morning Cribune PAGE SEVEN KNOCKOUT BROWN "BURNT QUT’ IN. Moviests Women Beauiying ~

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PAGE EIGHT. BRITAIN BEATS TURK(H PLANS By Refusing Demands on Mo- sul Oil Fields, Arabs Are Favored. bs MER BY J. W. T. MASON

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Buieds aes ish: VOLUME 32. Pane AANA SEE LIEU TOES NN And WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW orint ny Criliun E SECTION LA : CEE MAN MERI

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The N Paris and London they are still | mad over the short coat of fur. It is practically supreme for daytime wear. Topping

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Mrs. Tabby-Cat, Mousiekins, and Pat the Policedog NCE upon a time there was a little bit of a fieldmouse whose name was...

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SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 1923. STORIES 8 The Lite Snow Maiden. | A Rassian Folk Tale. HERE was once @ good man named Peter, who...

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SUNDAY, JANU. ; ‘ ARY 7, 1923 Casper Sunday Borning Ceidune "PAGE FIVE. SOULS FOR SALE”---A Great Novel of Hollywood Life —

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PRINTING The year just closed has been a most successful one for us, and we can only attribute it to two factors---the...

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: Markets AALA. OFFICIALS PLEASED AT. FEDERAL ROMD APPROPRIATION Fifty Million Fund for Highway Construction In- _ cluded in

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AUTOAGCIDENTS NOT LARGE FOR PROPORTION OF CARS NOW USED E T. Strong Points Out Important Point Often Over- looked in...

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Casper Sunday worning Cridune PAGE THREE. age of 21 at Pt 4 into the White Sea, where she served bu'lt in 1903.” She ie 140

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“*But all the time he is driving over a Sy IN HIS LATEST TWO-PART COMEDY PAGE FOUR. Casper Sunday eBorning Cribune i 5 , _

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SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 1923. At the Rialto. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday—- Betty Compson and Bert Lytell in “To Have and to Hold.

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SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 192: —By C.D. Batchelor T+ Ts q T]] Wind-Blows'No Which Stops Too Sudden! PAGE SIX. Casper Sunday Morning

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MADAME WHO AT HA i By INSTALLMENT ~-WHO's WuHo. . Jeanne Beaufort, daughter of « Vir- ginian, swears vengeance against the

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PAGE EIGHT WYOMING’S LEADING OIL, BUS CINE SIXTH NATIONAL INCOME GOES FOR TAXES, BABSON SAYS Every Business Man Must Spend

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ba advertisements cash or the same. See gheck in the nting the and the rate per for the Casper Daily

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‘ Casper Sunday worting cribune LARGER AND BETTER THAN Tomorrow our Semi-Annual White Sale, with fresh, new merchandise,...