Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 27, 1922, Page 2

Photo) f the nation w York sropriety es. The where the er far from the n with a continuous ment has been frowned be placed on the taboo the “Parking” upon and will list, PF posture. shows Prom Queen Miss Pauling Ambroso of Nevada Towa, has been chosen promenade queen of the University of Wisconsin. The annual “Prom” is the gala even’ of the year at the Badger university. arrested 25 Part in th nsing the Miss Julla Harnett suspect, confessed her Lanus murder plot, ¢: rest of five men and ¢ man, a “‘Impeachme es 4 ties tot jus n Of the impes on the Whit net som If you will cock your car over above picture, you can almost hear ¢ rt chuckle at the mer jarry Daugherty. They ar ference wlth the president does Their worried, steps leit’ thom have The other man, of course is Mr. Daugherty, himself. Tomb of a Pharaoh King Boreas has closed the locks at Seult Ste Marie, Michigan, with his blocade of invincible —-nor plate lee. The last ship through fought a hersle battle against the sheathing ice that massed about the hutl and rigging. Photo shows the Sinacla laden with grain for Buffalo, and coated with ice waiting for tugs to break a channel through St. Mary's river. Gary Post-Tribune Plant Burns s have unearthed the tomb of King nohs. It has become an object of in wold over, Learned men. are. seek ad buried for centuries. Prof. s prepared a nm of the hous nterest in the ng to disc F James H. asied of the Mt Chic treatise as the result of his investigation of th To Prison ars SPE. Looked Like Sugar | by fe lls where the reporters were J ohinn n-the-spot when the story broke: It is the publishing plan *Tr-bune of Gary, Lad. Nearly $300,020 damges resulted before firemen were able to bring the ums =) Historic Landmark’ B aaa ichous pigs dur cob Klein, called the ‘“millionatre ming of a scene acct ” aay bie ont oom, deputy sheriff,” has been denied a indicated rehearing and will have t report the injury we other wo-! Th right arm. tee. year sentence for Le Neumann, a Chicago motorist, near ant | La Grange. Klein is 50 years claimed the killing was acedental. Ninetv Party From India ee 3 rho have trayeted west a tae Chicago very likely haye passed through the portals of the old Polk strest Since 1884 if has stood As om of the landmarks of Chicago, visitors gauging their directions from the tower at the foot of Dearborn street. While thousands of holiday shoppers were assembled in the wait. ing rooms und taking trains out of the city, flames suddenly shot through the halls. There was scarcely time to reach the street before the ‘entire building was a roaring furnace. No lives were lost. Picture shows the station when the {ames wero at their worst, Would Jar Churches Their Wedding Plans Are Made at at a party where! ars old? {Kara . 92, Seatile, Wash., has sent tions ‘to a_monogenerian party. game of. E + will be taboo.! This wealthy princess of India is ‘© probably be a few rounds, the wife of M n of Kapurthala, of blind man’s buff and chess. | she bacsjubtvarrived in New Nock: Did you ever all the guests wi Vv exclusive Polo on the beach military posts in fashion and has proved exciting. and in the surf and around Coronado beach The two of the players reaching for a swing at the ball. Surf Polo New Sport Dr. Robert L. Kelly, noted educa- tor and college president, who in a See recent speech at Indianapolis declar- nas at various [ed that churches must be jarred is > ‘ i 7 ; narics Chaplin and Pola Ne; s mo © sede tended ata AS Bp € r ja Negri, famous movie players, are planning to ph for | Wed in the first part of January, it bec l Rumors of their engagement have lon e known in New York yesterda been current, ach and | sume — larger sponsibilities | Christian edueation in the schools. Mrs. John Brunen (left), exonerated of killing wer husband and Harr) C. Mohr right) found guilty of the crime and sentenced to jail. b Wilhe!m and his bride as they strolied along a path on their estate a Doorn, Holland. Picture was taken by a staff photographer of the Pacifi and Atlantic Photo Bureau. Ohio Boy to Lead Cornell Geo, R, Pfann, a junior student, of Marion, 0. President Hard- ing’s home, was elected to cap- tain the Cornell university eleven for 1923. Pfann is a brilliant and resourceful play- er and one of the big reasons for Cornell’s unbeat- en record of two years. He plays quarter back,