Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 16, 1923, Page 4

Atme aia mo situ sf SDehe. PAGE FOUR FATHER AND SON BANQUETS IN TWO GHUNGTES CELEBRATE WEEK Bel at the Baptist ané Presbyter fan churches last night with many Prominent loca! meri on the Ust of gpeskers who shed Ught on the eourse which fathers and sons might take in getting into closer teuch with each other, Dr. & K. Loy, mayor elect, was the principal speaker at the dinner gtven by the Baptists. Dr. Loy took up the subject of the father and gon in the city, bringing out the fact of the lesser freedom that ex- fists in the cities of today than in the country towns and stressing the aint of the boy was song leader. the main speaker at the Presbyterian banquet. Mr. Reed explained the obligations SWISS FREED FOR KILLING SOVIET EHVOY| LAUSANNE, 183—By 7 Maurice < and his alleged acco! Switzerland rei by @ jury today of the assarsinatior of Vasiay Vorovsky, scviet envoy to the second Lausanne conference, who was shot May 20 last. — SUMMARY OF NICHT NEWS LONDON—The house of commons | rejected the la aure of the ¢ on of cen. to 190. INDIANAPOI vernor War: ren T. McCr aggregate d dollars, ex less than nine t items classi was stated in ditors by a com to administrate yettee appointed his affairs for the creditors PHILADELPHIA— A resolution demanding that the United States $oin the court of international jus: tice was agopted at the closing ses: sion of the metting of the American eouncil of the world alliance for tn- ternational friendship through the shurches. PITTSBURGH — President Cool- Sage, through a message read to the National Grange meeting by Secre tary of Agriculture Wallace, said that the grange has prospered be cause it emphasized the farm as a promoted aegis wholesome rural life. Teacher Held For Death of DENVER, Colo,, Nov. leged n Miss Helen Knight, a Denver school teacher, was held by a cor- oner’s jury here to be responsible for the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Foster, 81 years o!d. Mrs. Foster @ied as the result of injuries sus tained when a car driven by Miss Knight and one driven by her son- in-law, Benja F. Merchant, in which she w , collided, Rock and Land Slide Delays Train Service JUNCTION, Colo., Nov. 46—Westbound Denver and Rio Grande Western passenger train number 1, due here this morning at 2 o'clock was delayed b: rock slide in the Colorado river canon near Shoshone, Colorado, ac- cording to a report received here. ‘The train was not derailed, but prob- ably will not be able to move until late today, accordi the report Crews are busy c the rock and earth from the fs a iand and ORDER AT ONCE “Pape’s Diapepsin” for Gas, Indigestion or Sour Stomach Instantly! Stomach corrected! You never feel the slightest distress from indigestion or a sour, acid, after you eat a o's Diapepsin.” The hes the stomach al! ulence, ion a which a father has towart his son. Other epenkers were C. H. Storrer, Wiliam Werhil, Norris Binney and Maurice Post. Tracy Shaw led the | vinging with Stanley Griebel at the piano. Dr. Sigmund Speeth also en- tertained the crowd with some of his work in “The Common Sense of Music.” The ladies of the church served the dinners {n both Instances. ————_——__—_ OIL LIGHT BEATS ELECTRIC OR GAS BURNS 94% AIR A new ofl Iamp that gives an! amazing brilliant, soft, white Ught, | even better than gas or electricity, has been tested by the U. S. Gov- | ernment and 35 leading universities | end found to be superior to 10 ordi- | nary of] lamps. It burns ‘without | odor, smoke or noise—no pumping | up, is simple, clezn, safe. Burns | 94 per cent air and 6 per cent com- mon kerosene (coal oil). The inventor, G. H. Johnson, 60! W. 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