Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1922, Page 10

PAGE TEN Ce Casper Daily Cribune l SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1922, wh pS genes pee Ee Jean Buckner cops prize « Mi artists, Georges Clemenceau, the former rromitr of France, who is in this country on an errand that jas co: ye be: becn made entirely clear to mcmbers of congress, was given ths seat of honor to review a parade of troops ‘it Brooklyn. Photo shows the ‘th standing as he sees the French colors pass. Pershing os Another Medal 5 rv of France,” was William Cannon of Los Angeles re 1 had previously been extended to his famous compatriots, Joffre | an thet accorded to Joffrs, selves Boy Scouts’ highost medal. 2 . “ d during the war t'mes, hut a welcoms that cheered and made him glad Pe. ‘police had diffi y in keer ring back the cro se Swern: od over the sidewalks into every conceivable space. Wedding Bells For ae Birds he ee Ambassador ‘Mussolini Can Remember Way Back When—!" Gorvral Pershing Is seen here receiving a decoration from Poland. It Is béing presented by Dr, Lad’sly Wroblowsid, the new Polish minister to ‘irae tr nited States, The medals are “Virttuti Militar” and the “Polon!) Restitut, The two witnesses are Secretary Weeks and Maj. Gen. Harbord. m Romany Avezzano, who hus been appointed to succeed Vittorio Ricci as Italy's envoy at Washington. His Own Pilot To look at this picture you would «:imos vutbursts of the grand cperw tenors: didn't nor of the Chicro civic 2 n Here 's a photo of Italy’s premier when hs was not always accorded nib f the, Gp aes a the le! Sho was Mary ‘ | the courtesy he heceives ace In this picture, taken beicre jialy’s en- serenaded ther | tranee in the world war, M in seen rocelving a little rough handling by some of the radical comman'sts, The Bridegroom | ‘Raht Adamls’ anager is only exeess baggage ppinian of Middleweight Wrest- ling Champion Johnny Myers, who goes into his first important clash as -his .own. pilot Thursday _night, ere oto of Italy's en he ws E . J) mecting Hein’e Engel at Ashland Ried urned from a trip abroad i | vard auditerium, Mi broke i e ¥. « igain. Look pleased, don't they? Isn't Norma just a bit—s-s-sh—you know, | w vhite, several] David Ferguson who marriéd “Miss 1” (his “man vou peng ee ne | : : ber <nneck-—aliat? icweln (ager | Vera Coles. fic ape he Bite: pti atbe § Ae ae Masked women, members of the Dixie Protestant Women's League, are shown here in the regalia of | {Brown's grid . who upset all the frond by helutux to drive the ertnann their order which has been patterned after the Ku Klux Klan. This picture shows Mrs. E. N. Gibbs (with MeCaruek: s Will Tour America South Sea Beauty [to bitter aereat to disclose. “The coun- > ‘This is the latest photograph to be rece 1 mo jar *. MeCormick and h's song bird bride, en voled the most beautiful wom- | Sanna w alsaka, It was taken in Paris a e ) e' ¢ returned to that city preparatory fo their in Australia, has arrived In Los At the instant the above. scene was srapped the Yale bowl went wild in a riot of cheers and yells. Yt ‘shows the Harvard team making got sturn to America, where they are scheduled to m @ concert tour, Walter L, Fisher, Chicago attorney, | Angeles for # visit to the United! with Owen, their half back, smashing his way through the Yale Mine for the only touchdown of ths game. i previously carried the ball ip sits on the left the photo. + States, | spectacular run of sixty.twe yards. % Mrs,. Suzanne - Beunett, who has ‘