Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 22, 1923, Page 8

oe) -aAe wWeOn eae PAGE EIGHT. MODEAAISTS IN CHURCH WILE OBSERVE PLEA Bishop’s Request for Holiday Truce in Dispute Heeded. faith in the discharge of Russia's internat‘onal obligations must be demonstrated before the American that his statement would not touch ton controversial matters National Guard gotiations with the soviet govern- SANTA CLI CLAU S Help Promised ment .is emphasized in connection a ubmitted to WILMINGTON, Del., Dec. 22.— prope ag eS ane ra Governor William D, Denny is will- ‘Tchitcherin’e statement yesterday ing to call out the national guard | aenying that the Russian sdviet gov- to aid federal prohibition if neces-| ernment had ever sent any docu- Lngpt ments to the Workers Party of Governor Denny, in a telephone} america and his assertion that if conversation with Federal Pro-|such papers existed they were for- hibition Director Robert B. Elliott, geries is regarded as being, in itself, said yesterday: a form of propaganda, In that it is “If at any time you feel the need|an attempt to mislead the American of such ald in the enforcement of | public into believing there is a real the prohibition laws do not hesitate | aifrerence between the soviet gov- to call on me. I will immediately | ernment and the communist inter- detail a detachment of the guard to| nationale. The soviet. government, your service.” the atate Cepartment holds, is an Federal agents appear to be deter. |‘ organ of the) communist party” mined to make this a dry Chris‘-| and the internationale is the party’s mas. During the last twenty days|organ for international communist they have seized caravans carrying | propaganda. 21 ALIENS ARE UNDER ARREST GAINESVILLE, Florida, Dec. 22. MOLINE. Ill, Dec. 22.—A bandit dressed as Santa Clause held up the Cox Jewelry store in Moline last night. H. R. Cox, proprietor, said the robber obtained $800 and dia- monds valued at $30,000. COAL RATE HEARING TO BE DELAYED church holiday »s tomorrow, would. tion, be in conformity with the @iocesan letter issued by William T. Manning, asking tha truce be observed in the inter- factional contro after the Christmas hi Fundamen it was underst to use their reinforce their a of the pastoral letter of the House of Bishops, which was one of thc ey would preacl without excep WASHINGTON, Dec 22—Because both sides of the controversy want more time to prepare evidence, the interstate commerce commissi: ton | has cancelled its plans for hearings |at Aberdeen, S. D., January 7 and! at Bismarck, N. D., eee, 10, on| Northwestern lisnite jessie. liquor valued at almost $30,000 and have raided numerous eee -easies. s of the diocese, a, tacitly agree not Bomb Attack Attack on most important causes of. the| —Twenty-one aliens smuggled into Schism and which was upheld in | this country at Cedar Keys, on the Bishop Manning's letter. west coast, were in jail today await- Preachers of both sides whose Prepared sermons for tomorrow were to have skirted controversial grounds were said to. be revising them to conform to the appeal for a holiday peace. ing disposition by federal author- ities. cat HA BERLIN, Dec. 22-— 22.—The bi ‘Red Propaganda Must os McNEIL ISLAND’ FILLED. plosion on the steps of the govern- ment building at Hanover last night is believed to have been intended as SEATTLE, Wash., Dec. 22—With Dr. M. Norman Guthrie, rector/an attack on Oberburgomaster No-| Cc B f An only 563 beds at the McNeil Island of St. Marks-in-the-Bouwerie, whose | ske, who lives in the structure. No ease erore 'y penitentiary and 640 prisoners al- symbolic services in which sca one was hurt but all the windows on sic at confined there, no more can clad girls particip: ca the front of the building were blown | Negotiations. celved, according to United]; Bishop Manning to summon him | into the street, the caretaker’s rooms | Marshal E. B, Benn. Nearly and his vestrymen for a conference on the ground floor were demolished at Synod Hall, declared he would |and some of the offices were wreck-| make a statement from the pulpit | ed. tomorrow in an attempt to explain | his position. He asserted, however, are pending in federal court WASHINGTON, Dec. 22. — The state department's position that The perpetrators of the outrage|communist propaganita in the Unit- ‘have not been discovered. ed States must cease and that good mission ig belng sought to long term prisoners to an penitentiary. is Christmas| High Grade, Practical Gifts Are Greatly Appreciated ELE LE EEE LEE ELE LEE LELED. 2 AUTO ROBES, BATH ROBES, AND LOUNGING ROBES We Are Overstocked and Are Offering Them at 5 % Reduction Gift Suggestions Sheep Lined Coats Dancing Pumps : Horsehide Vests Suit Cases Fitted Traveling Bags Town and Country Coats Town and Country Imported Sweaters Traveling Bags Wardrobe Trunks Steamer Trunks Boys’ Suits Tuxedo and Dress Sets Undergarments Silk Pajamas Boys’ Overcoats Slippers Bath Robes Boys Shirts Boys’ Waists Hosiery Gloves Boys’ Sox Handkerchiefs Traveling Cases Shirts Safety Razors Belt—Buckle and Belt O’Gram Gloves Collar Boxes Sets Caps Golf Sox cleus Heushes Fur Lined Driving Gloves Mackinaws Military Brushes . 4 Hats Collars Wool Mufflers Wool Hose Sanne Shirts Sweaters Cravats Flannel Hunting Shirts pened uttons Leather Vests Tuxedo Shirts Wool Gloves Golf Bags Raincoats Silk Mufflers Overcoats Cuff Buttons Suits Knickers POSTOFFICE SUB-STATION AT YOUR SERVICE Campbell-Johnson Co. 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