Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 24, 1921, Page 14

v ov 4 to ta hie Uv tA4ag¢ PSPS weed 7aey Cee ren Hae ee we Rm PAGE FOURTEEN TWO DEAD, TWO ARE WOUNDED INN. Y. ROLOUPS Wealthy Cafe Owner Shot to Death and Bandits Make Escape; Gun Battle in Cigar Store. 24.—Two men, were killed and es were seriously sult of a series of NEW YORK, Di one of them a two police det wounded as hoidups here Leon Cotil ding up the pat he Bronx. The ed Cigar store in the ed to hold up the ere caught in the act ves, who immediately led one of them. The ng the fire, shot both de: escaped in an automobile. he detectives was re ed hold up in the t ted by Abraham ut to flight two hold- © ordered him to hand diamonds in his father's jewelry Passenger Ship Service to Link N. Y. and Frisco SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 24.—A di- rect passenger service between San Francisco and New York will be in- augurated January 3 by the Pacific Mail Steamship company, reviving a service begun by the company 14 years ago whon passengers were tak en across the isthmus of Panama on muleback, it was announced last night by T. A. Graham, vice president and general manager of the company. The trip will take 28 days and the four vessels in the service will sail at 18-day intervals. The boats are the Ecuador, Colombia and Venezuela of its own fleet and the Santa Ana, a W. R. Grace boat used in the South American service, but recently char- tered by the Pacific Mail, In addition to passengers, California food products and other freight will be carried. Points of call will be Los Angeles, Manzraillo, Mexico, San Juan, Guatemala, Acajutla and La Libertad, Salvador; Havana; Balti- more and Norfolk. The New_York al will be at pier 33, Atlantic terminal, Brooklyn. The company also will open a New York office with a man from the San Francisco head quarters in charge. TWO HELD AT FORT ESCAPE OMAHA, Dec. 24.—Earl Kelly, who gave his address as Margaret strect, | North St. Paul, Minn., when he en-| listed in the army, and Albert L. An- derson, who said he was from No. 54 Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio, es- caped from Fort Crook late Thurs- day by overpowering a sentry, whose hands and feet they bound with a spi- ral puttee, it was announced today. Kelley, it was-stated at the fort, was being held for civil authorities at Aberdeen, S. D., in connection with a theft charge while Anderson was to have been given a courtmartial yes- terday on a charge of desertion, Re- wards for their apprehension were of- fered. s Reserves of Big Canadian Bank Were Impaired MONTREAL, Dec. 24—The rest ac- count of the Merchants bank of Can. ada which recently became involved in financial difficulty was impaired to tha extent of about $8,000,000, Sir Montague Allan, president, ‘declared in a letter calling a general meeting of shareholders, for February next, to consider the proposed amalgamation with the Bank of Montreal. The rest account of the Merchants bank nomi- nally stood at $9,500,000. The Bank.of Montreal has agreed to assume all the labilities of the Mer. chants bank for the consideration of @ cash payment of $1,050,000, together with a payment of a block’ of Bank of Montreal stock which wouid repre- sent one share of that stock for every two shares of the Merchants Bank of Canada. The Merchants bank of Canada ts re- ported to have had large sums of money tied up in farm loans, which were not immediately collectible, a VACATION AT CAFETERIA. The ¥. W. C. A. cafeteria on East First street will not open its doors to the public on Christmas day or Monday, in order that the employes may enjoy the holidcys at their re spective homes. Meas will be served Tut:day as usual. NEBR SUSE Dolls of every description at the Doll House, first floor Iris Theater building. 12124-1t pea athe Roller skating every afternoon and evening at the Winter garden; no ad- mission charge to ladies. 12-19-6t retiree ANN\ ‘CEMENT. We will be open until 31 2. m. Mon- day. Parlor Car Barber and Baths, 12-24-10" un WHEN 1 GIT 4 th THROUGH ind Me WITH THAT é ¢ tes CROWD-1 WON'T o 4 . att TO BUY ANY = THING TO €AT- COMIC. SECTION Casper, Wyo., Dec. 25, 1921 ‘i921, by Maternational Feature Service, Inc. hight Reserved. 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