Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1924, Page 2

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1924. PAGE TWO. __ re Eid Epe Casper Daily: Cridune TROUBLE BREWS| Mother and Three Given ; IN _ ITALY OVER) Cause for Thanks to the oi gk st et wenn ve OOS im LAT E Di sO R D E RS Casper Community Chest ne ponte: pet rorad Hearn poe for bread ment of the Turner-Cottman build- ms on COA = ae ‘The Associated Charities of theffor the children and the oldest chila| , Matters relating to the coming Ni U ait Mussolini Blamed for Attacks M Gidie On on ee ee ee ‘again. | Armistice ball will be discusted and if ° from, to p.m. The Curtz; even! al will provi vo open on Sundays and holidays| usual w: Vroman Post Will Pe kee le ine eee ie Na he winter. The private] parties and large dinners. Meet This Evening) ncuncca inst’ "beginning Sunday a typical ease that is a good example|‘Then the Associated Charities start. | * large: attendance Se) Sea ee made from high ¢ 4 rott, of what this branch of the Chest has/ed on the hunt for the father, he ay Ex-Soldiers on Armistice Day; been doing for the past year with|was located as stated above and 5 p ya grade) Foconut oll’ 1 5 the money of the Chest that was| Word was sont to him that his tam-| FT ermine g’ Will Give - refin nue one Protests Lodged With King * | contributed in the drive a year ago.| tly would be taken care of until, and milk- that's @ he On a cold, snowy day, a report} was well. This relieved his condi- Ss ° 1 Dinner On pal came into the office of a family in| tlon tremendously and in a few| OPECLA. U are a ; & < need. The office answered at once| weeks he was out and had secured BF og ng CHIASSO, Italo-Swiss Frontier, Nov. 7.—(By The Asso-| ana found a mother and three small| employment, Armistice Eve Here a ciated P —In consequence of the yee stice day disor-| children living in Reortaene ae Sasa TEMA teste taint aaa was dingy and cold. Inquiry de ‘ ac ders in the Plazza Popolo, Rome, between Fascisti and |v yooca the tact that the father had] bring on his family and he has now| Armistice Day festivities will be vat members of the Italia Libera, an organization of dissident tert to seek work in other cities and| cleared up the débt that was caused curarsisl en Monta fantetion through his misfortune. It is not an exceptional case and is one of many such‘ that occur "in , the central committee of the latter organization had promised to send back funds to ing on. Further inquiries s well as General Peppino Garibaldi, have issued mani-| *eeP £° ting against what they| accomplishing their, most sacred| for the father located him ‘fn a hos. warranted attack by the| duties today, (November 4) the an-|PHal sick The need of the family) Without help this family would enat: : 3 2 7 BS was evident as the mother was un-|ly have become a tragedy to be rer Ar Yi Hungry? E < ’ an f Rae eae ae | aes twenty anaeetted, remains: | able to care for her children as she| corded on Jife's dark side, as it. now e rou ® ‘ es nas i Premler Mussolint of | were cowardly assaulted. revolver vax physically weak and the baby| stands it fs a credit to Casper's citi: EAT : : being person. resonetbis shots coming from-an ambush Pre-| nq the eldest child of seven, were | zens-and an easet to the nation, MeMill & — t 8 were stopped by| pared and carried out by members| Pn) ‘in Suppose nobbdy eared? illan Hy tt c sor when the foreign] of the Fascisti militia. ‘The credit at the. grocery store - Markey’s a> la ‘ sed in Rome attempted) «we, heirs to the Garibaldi tradi-| wag cxhausteq for the family owed e ' nle t tents abroad. Gen-| tion and representatives of the com-|y bill amounting 10 neodnd $0 nnd | Headaches From Slight Colds DELICIOUS 5 1 Garjbaldi’s manifesto follows: | hatants for all Hberties, denounced | algo owed for the rent of the base-| Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets FRU JIT ROCKS . " n relieve the Headache by curing the a ip Thousands of combatants, while} to the people the vile ambush, which} ment where they were living, .for ‘ Eve by a special dinner in the main dining room of the Hotel Henning, dishonors the nation. The Red/ three months. The family had man-| Cold. A Safe and Proven Remedy, THE WONDERFUL FOOD Shirts have always fought on all] aged to. get along on sume meager| Th@ box bears the signature of 1850 Calories to the Pound | battlefields for the liberties of the| assistance supplied by a lodge to|2- W. Groye. 300—Adv. i Ask Your Grocer peop! It is repugnant to our|which the husband belonged, but Sor th cea ir erie be thoughts that today bands of the|thfs help was very small and did] Lost—Retween 709 Sixteenth and McCord-Brady Co. government, knowing we were com-| not go very far even with the strict-| ‘McKinley on Fourteenth, black Distributors pletely unarmed, surpassed in base-| est economy practiced by the moth-!»-¢ ¢. Call 818R. Reward. neas the past tyrannies. er. For what has taken place we con- The Associated Charities took side directly responsible to the head| charge, the family was moved to a of the government.” better home, groceries were provid- VERY SPECIAL General Garibaldi is indignant ze-| ed &nd medical ald summoned as the cause the newspapers published his| first step. Clothes werp provided protest in censored form: He de- clared that, altogether with other ex- soldiers, he would address an ener- getic protest to the king asking him Rh e to’ free Italy from turbulent factions umati and insure to all “that peace which e ic since the end of the war has been vainly invoked.” Circle ere j He concliMed: “I trust that the crown will not CAULIFLOWER; pound . 10c Bunch Turnips, bunch -...5@ | Hubbard Squash, Ib__-___- 3c Bunch Beets, bunch_ Located As We Are Next to Betty’s Beauty Shop, in the Tribune Building, we are not only well located to do Bunch Carrots, bunch__-_--, Be | cen ees = Whenever you take @ © to intervene fd a Helv ThereWwilt beach | teoment cor the mete ar te wae : Tomatoes, pound isc reper pals Ladi d Child ’ Spinach, pound ---------40¢ | Parsnips_____--__- 6 lbs. 25¢ ( JOHN G. WOODWARD & CO. ROME, Nov. 7. (By the Associated 1eS an ren $s Ib Cabbage, Ib 2 v4 aan Press).—General Va i, 0 ew ee oe ee 4 at he. tN bone. bel cebcietl caititen Sweet Potatoes____4 Ibs. 25¢ ge, 2c lay challenged to a duel General ppino Garibaldi, grandson of the Italian patriot, because of Garibaldi’s protest against the alleged attack by the Fascist military upon former soldiers on Tuesday. The first meet- ing of their seconds took place this morning. Work but our barbers specialize in this. GREEN PEPPERS, RADISHES, GREEN ONIONS We will endeavor to bring in one carload 4 week. This car will all be soid tomorrow. ; RIALTO FRUIT CO give you quick relief ———___—. The lightest_application—and ‘EW YORK.—A long satin tunic] Pain and stiffness begin to give jong the more recent indispens- tant pe eae new blood is sent jables of a girl's wardrobe. These eling through the infected tunics aro quaintly slim and oe ob pean ert relief today. All It makes it mighty convenient for the mother hav- ing work done at Betty’s Shop to leave her child in our care for hair cutting atthe same time. . The Tribune Barber Shop straight with a little flare of ruffles well below the hip line.. They are eh Seas cies aut worn bver. costume ‘slips. |. NEW YORK.—Gold kiskin is the Sloan's Liniment Candies latest. and swankiest of trimmings. 21 | Combined swith gol buttons, it “ pain| S. W. Cooner, Prop. Tribune ca =| DDD 210s. tats, ‘frocks, theater bags sis and gloves. 7 =} rE = oe — — HOSE THREAD SILK NIGHT GOWNS OUTING GOWNS HATS SWEATERS LACE TUNICS BUNGALOW APRONS Women’s Cotton Black Coats’ Spool Cotton, in Crepe de Chine, fanc Flannelette Outing The choice of 100: Hais _an-wool Sleeveless _Lace Tunics, the newest Gingham or Percale, Hose, per pair i white or black, each P trimmed. 7 Gowns. Fancy for women and children. Sweaters. Overblouse. . 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