Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 15, 1919, Page 3

ting yesterday afternoon dt) on Kimball street. Plans were con- sidered for « luncheon for the mem- bers: of, the chapter which will served at the Henning hote}] on Oc- tober 28, and Mrs. Thomas Cooper, the president of the chapter, appoint-! ed Mrs. E. Richard Shipp. Mrs. W. H. Ifavitt and’ Mrs. B. B. Brooks As} a committee to have charge of the! arrangements for the affair | Among the matters which the D. A. R. will. take up this year ate .the problems of Americanization, ihe gov-| ernment’s thrift. program, and. patrj- otic education, * ‘ 3 The National secretary of the B. A. R. has been appointed by the tena, department. As a member of the committee which will utgs upon the “Américan’ people) the ‘patriotic duty of helping the rovernment by! .the purchase of thrift stamps, just! ais was done during the war. i In the line of patriotic education, the organization is providing scholar- ships for: sons ‘of ‘returned sojdiers;# month‘on'a big hunt. in the world war, and also for soldiers of that war and is seeing that pa-| triotie education is carried on in the} schools, i ting: ynpet the home! of Mrs. William. Holland! reente will’ be served’ by the ‘host : i ; {from Cheyenne, Wyo. where he has mbers “and friends are in- vited to attend: the meeting. Re- |. GY NEWS CC OO ° Miss Mary Markley of Rican Wyo., has come to Casper for the winter and shas accepted a positive in the Tribune offic re Taig Miss Laura ‘Baker, who has been at the state hospital since last Wed- hesday, is improving steadily and has been taken to her home. * > . . A. E.,;Kyte has returned to the Bucknum sheep ranch where he has large integests, after attending to busihess matters in the city for the last few days. ; . . BiN. Sprague and Dr. A. F. Hoff are leaving for the Jackson Hole country, Where they will spend about They will » 4 C.-B. Richardson is expected today drive ‘ overland. ‘ > been on-businéss for the Western Mrs. Cooper appointed Mrs. G. M. Anderson, Mrs. H.R. Lathrop ai Mrs William Holland as a committee on Patriotic Education for the loca}! chapter. She also named Mrs. W. F. Kireball, Sr., Mrs. John Grieve and Mrs. E. P Bacon & committee on Americanization: and Mrs E. R. Shipp | and Mrs. R. H. Nichols a commi on changes in the constitution of local chapter. The ‘chapter voted to contribute} $27 to’ the fund. for furnishing. the | banquet hall of the Memorial Hall maintained by the National organ! zation at Washington. . : { Some misunderstanding ‘seems to exist in regard: to‘elig@ility for mem- bership in the D. A, Randa ibeabat | stated this morning that only women who are lineal deseendants of sodiere who fought inthe American Revolu- tion, 41775-79 are eligible to mem, {¥89 Planning on ‘i as oe lof the week but- wast. etained by the bership. se 8 Hold Meeting of '’ = St. Mark’s Sunergae Res Miss Leone Blackmore entertained | eleven. members of St.. Mark’s Syn-} ergae. and four house ‘last ‘even mittees were’ } rts of lans Wweré: mad Tae tka pesane qi pl im tea whichis to be ‘held the’ Jast “Sat-/ urday ‘in’ Noyembér. The company! adjourned tothe yreotory, following £00 the and Skyburg, Minn. s 8 j} overland.” yin Exploration company and the Con- solidated Royalty ‘Oil company. oe @ ' Mrs. J. L, Beidermann and daugh er, Miss Katherine, are expected to e in Casper some time this weel from -their.long pleasure visit in Ex- celsior Springs, and St. Joseph, Mo.,| . T. J. Evans and E. T. Evans have gone to their ranch at Cole Cree} after spending a few days here stock itg up.on supplies. They report thei eheep in fine condition, and that the: ve a-good supply of feed for th winter. * 8 8 Frank B, Pulmer, one of the pro- Prietors of the Bootery here, is ex pected from Sheridan, Mr. Palmer here the firs‘ heayy snows as he intends to drive ae e “Mrs. Willian: ‘Tripeny, accompauzcd by her daughters, Miss Amanda anc mes. £:, AL -Villnaye ‘have. returned. tc asper front the, east... Mrs. Tripeny nid: Miss; Amandatbave been ~isiting in the east‘ang;in-New York fur thr Tpst two months ¢ Phey: met Mrs. Vill nave, who.tms beet uway fot the last Onths,-while‘in New Yori. the - business’ :meeting’- and. enjoyed) Paki apes mus! tniched by Rev. Me Beverks| Y HS tag has resigned her on the grafanola, and ‘light’ refresh./ POsiti estern Union. ments’ served by." Miss Blackmore, ws=' >>" ee sisted by Miss Betty .Tallhurst. : * * * i} 4 Henning bo ‘of Salt Creek is at the b E tel: nding to busi. The; Southwe the) Bap-{ "ess" in the city J tist. Ladies’ sociéty. will meet ‘Thurs- RS ia ae i day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mrs, Berta ‘Bell ahd three chil Harry Thompzon, 835 South: Ash: All ie aning: bi nd. ffi sto; Nébr.j and from” there they: will ge BtRAUS aie (eer PEP It eisapa boi wily wits friends ane attend: No Meeting 2) , of Choral Society’ 6 6 | There’ will be, no° meeting’ of ‘sie Choral : soci¢ty : of- Casper. Weel but the regular’meeting will be held as usual’ nextsweek:. - 5 } Ihe SOE AINE ANE | ‘ te be Hostess - i The W..C...T. Us will’be entertaine ed at the home of Mrs. C. J. Johnston, |" 814 South David ‘street, on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All mem- bers and friends “are urged te” be} present at the meeting. * 2 ele 8 Challand- , ie plants) | and Leo Frank are leaving Friday o1 A very quict marriage was per-/# big game hunting trip in the Jack Marriage formed at the Wyatt hotel last eyen- ing by the Rev. W. L. French, mprry-j ing Harry Challand to Miss Alice! Haze) Hayes. .. . The bride motored up frem igclvanne at “the Henning hotel whil: home at Parkerton with her nts, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hayes, var afternoon. -Mr. Chaljand also of Parkerton, is in. the employ. of the one fh conipa ay heres °. .- te ‘cermony the yo ple left for hort wecsing ep. will return to live in Casper. oe ee War Mothers Hold Interesting Meeting The regular: meeting of the. War Mothers of America was held in the council chamber of the city hall on coy- atid at with the committee oz the W. C, U, on’ the®s: yf: the procgeds ‘to be used fof the ° vercular telief fund, Plans were’ made for bration’ to" be November «11. bi ld on’ Victo: on @ to place imball te E : St. Meee Gulla te The Indies of the St.Mark's Guild | at 828 North Wolcott street, |im Certificate 'No-\222; of the Centen vet Christmas stamps,’ wnged te face noe ee ot ’ Poy dten are leaving ‘today for Alliance telatives,” Bill, Christiana, gcout for the {Texas Qil company. is here from Lust = Miss \Mary,“Rankin: and Mrs. R Hemmingray.are leaving for Chicage Lomorrow night where they will spen¢ about a month visiting and shopping Paras Mr, and*Mrs.\G..C.: Speirs are mov. ing today to their home just complet ed on the corner of Cénter and Lam bert streets,. They have been living 8 Calvin J..Smith, Stewert Uptegraf son Hole country. They will be gon pbout 15. days. . ae . Fred O’Brien of Taft, Calif., i: attcnding to business connected witi his oil interests here. NOTICE * Notice/is hereby given that Inter- I) Petroleum: company, for one ah ed Marelr 24, 1919, to Wi!- jam -Caput, Casper, Wyoming, ha‘ mn lost or stoleri and that due no ice has been given the office of th ntennial’ Petroleum Company a Torrington, Wyoming, and applica Sion’ made fora duplicate certificat: in, lieu of same. ey , WILLIAM CAPUT,- Casper, Wyo. ate : nda f Value. “One. of the sumer boarderg ot ours aealar sraltepr exclaimed ‘Parner tos: wig: Nes “tie~one that pays the nough at ope id of ‘the game es.., But he ea meal to put ‘him ‘tor the ‘rest of ¢ Why ee co up Ned vow Ms re you' calliug.up > ‘te wel the sapaistmer pert week?" “Beaute if T begin Gow I may get iB paced to leok feotaeern tS ble compound mixed with olive oil to he gave to his patients for years. their- action” yet They bring about that natural bouy- ancy which all should enjoy by ton- ing up the liver and clearing <he system of ‘impurities. known by their olive color. 25e. i } | \ iH ; | . | { CREAM ny Tue NIGHT AT THE LYRIC TOMORROW | FLYING PARSON | TO PASS THRU ‘CHIAN’ TODAY! La (By led Prexn.) CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 15.— Lieutenant Maynard is expected here this afternoon on his return flight *nroute from New York. He arrived ‘at Salt Lake city at 10:45 this morn- in rrjved at Salduro at 8:19 aft-| er hopping off from Battle Mountain Nevada, ly this morning. *" Snow‘is falling over part of the route: Maynard must cover enroute to Cheyenne. MAJOR SPATZ HOPS FF ON RETURN FLIGHT ~. (By The Ansocinted Prensa.) MINEOLA, N. Y., Oct. 15.—Major Ypatz, flying a DeHaviland “Blue- ‘ird” ‘airplane, started on his return tip to San Francisco at 2:28:18 this fternoon; Captain Lowel) Smith tarted a ‘few minutes later, *LANE FORCED DOWN N‘DENSE FOG OMAHA, Oct. 15.—Lieutenants Villiains and Hitt, piloting plane No. ‘6 in the transcontinental air derby, vere’ forced’ to land at Pacific Junc- ion, Iowa, at noon in a dense fog. “hey, damaged the plane in landing md~are unable to continue in the vace. - Neither was -injured. COMMISSIONER INSPECTS FOOD , MARKETS HERE C, ‘Stanley Greenbaum, state pure ‘ood commissioner and J. Roy Col- rin, deputy commissioner, are in Cas- yer today inspecting restaurants, ‘aridy ‘stores, soda’ fountains, baker- ese, srocerten and meat. markets to ‘ee that jthe provisions of the pure- food Jaw ‘are being complied with. Should Be Rewarded. “Smith .wants- a decoration for valor.” i Oe: Be aa) “But. I thought he never went out to the front.” “No. lie didn’t; but he says it took no end of courage, to turn up at the clab-every day In tniform.”—London Opinion. BOY AGREED WITH HIS PA. “You should always take some- body of your size.” “That's right, pa; these little fel- lows are 6o short that they can't help hitting below the belt.” Questions. The world to questions now doth run, An@ makes the people fret, for every time you answer one You start another set. KEEP LOOKING YOUNG: It’s Easy—If You Know Dr. > Edwards’ Olive Tablets The secret of keeping young is to feel young—to do this you must watch your liver and bowels—there’s no need of having a sallow complex- on—dark rings under your eyes— pimples—a bilious look in your face —dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive -bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a well-known phy- sician in Ohio, perfecied a vegeta- ct on the liver and bowels, whieh Dr. .Edward’s Qlive Tablets, the ubstitute for calame; are gentle in alwayy effective. he ‘Dr. Edward’s. Olive Tablets are 10c and Che Casper Daily Cribune AN MANGE FOR WESTERN OISTRIGTS RECOMMENDED Rev. B. P. Fullerton Makes Suggestions to Presbyte- rian Synod Opened Last Night with Laramie Pas- tor as Moderator and Bradley as Clerk A minimum salary of $1,20' holding of a. ten day or two w secretary of the board of home Louis, Mo., as one of the principal, speakers at the synodical meetings. There are about 40 delegates in attendance’ at the meetings of the! synod, being held in the Presbyter- ian church of Delaware street and 20 at the synodical mecting of the Wo- men’s Missionary society which is being held simultaneeusly at the Baptist church. At the opening session which was held last evening, Rev. George H. Lowrie of Laramic was elected mod- erator and Rev. Walter H. Bradley of Casper clerk of this synod. Rev. H. W. Bainton was zppointed to act as temporary clerk of this synod. At this morning’s session, follow- ing the devotional service Dr. Brad- ley read his report as clerk and treas- urer of the synod for the past year, the report of the trustees of the sy-. nod was submitted, the committee on rules submited 2 report recom- mending a number of changes in sy- nodical procedure, and the commit- tee on home missions gave a most in- teresting report . The reports showed that of the 49 churches in Wyoming, 30 are under the home mission board and 22 of the 45 pastors are sent out as missionar- ies by the board . The synod and the Woman’s Sy- nodical Society contributed $1,003.71 to the board last year . Hillsdale and Powell, which had | been missions, became self support- ing churches last year and were plac- ed on the honor roll. The church membership in the state was reported as 2,291 last year a decrease of 122 over the preceding year, partially accounted for by loss- es from the influenza epidemic. The committee reported’ the en- gaging of Rev. David McMartin of Leadville, Colo., in August as synod- ical missionary. Mr. McMartin was the synod together with assurances of hearty support from all the minis- ters in his work. He will travel over the entire state, visiting and encour- aging the organized, churches and { missions end starting new missions to be found. Mr. McMartin _ still A child should not look pale, thin or worn. Such condition denotes malnutrition. To keep up growth and robust- nessa child needs a plenitude of food rich in vitamins. SCOTT’S | EMULSION abundant in growth-promoting propcrties, is an ideal supple- mental food that could well be a part of the diet of every growing child. Children always do well on Scott’s Emulsion. °* Scott & Bowne, bloamfield, Nod. 19-12 rived and we will sell a limit prices below. Jonathan Apples, per box ..... Bellflower Apples, per box ..... Transcendant Cra per DOX on. Tokay Grapes, per basket b Apples, per quart ... each ..... Fine Quality Eggs, -per dozen eee Fancy Creamery. Butter, per pound Phone 903 place of the annual synod in missionary districts such as Wyo- ming were two important recommendations made to the Wyo-} ming synod this morning by Rev. ‘society today. i given an ovation by the members of | wherever groups of Presbyterians are | ROBUST CHILDREN | +A Schilling & Co San Francisco } To lay in your Winter supply of Apples. : A Few of the Many Specials FOR THURSDAY Cranberries Be aa Good Ripe Watermelons, a ““QUALITY—COURTESY-SERVICE” PAGE THREE Hampered by Tine. Frank I see that a ber @next year and local problems. Re rested last night and two Tonight the two conventions will found an his person \ j hold a joint meeting at which Dr. Jack- Well, probably if he Alexender S. Wilson of Kodaikanal, ta vinuch time the police wautd {In will give an address which is) have caught bim.—London ‘Tit-Bit« open to the general publ the sessions of both hodies. NOTICE membes of Natrona Rebeknh) No. 1% are hereby notified lto ent Wednesday evening, Oct. The president of the Rebekah As- ‘senibly will be with us, and a full at- tendance is desired. Refreshmenis . {wilt be served. 10-14-2t weet ene SEP Read The Tribune Want Ads sare al ~ I < INSTITUTE Cer. Eighteenth and Curtis DENVER, COLO. LIQUOR AND DRUG ADDICTIONS cured by a scientific course of medi_ | cation. The only place in Colo: | Where the Genuine Keeley Remedies are used, Sts. 0 a year and a manse, and the|> ek summer conference in the| OO O@ OOO @ OUP @ ODM MMMM AS: TONIGHT AND EACH EVENING THIS WEEK The Crowds Who Heard Evangelist Maitland in the meetings for men and women at the Iris Theater, have.a chance to hear him in Gospel Services at— The Methodist Church Immediately after the opening of the meeting presbyterial conferences jhe oth ethathacheat athe arth were called, Mrs. Norton — having} * charge of the Cheyenne conference, Mrs. M. C. Brown-of the Laramie conference end Mrs, M. DeWitt Long: of the Sheridan conference. Each group considered the prob-, lem of increasing its membership, of| increasing the number of organiza-| tions, the fifiancial possibilities for) B. P. Fullerton, D. D., western | missions, who is here from St.! holds the position of moderator of the Colorado synod, not yet having; been ‘transferred to the Wyoming} synod . e Mrs .Oliver Williamson of Chicago! president of the Women’s Board! of Home Missions of the Northwest was the principal speaker at the} meeting of the Women’s Synodical | N , i) N N N will : There were 17 delegates present! when the meeting was called to or-, der by Mrs. R. A. Norton, the synod-! ical president. IIMs Buying Your THE REXALL STORE Assures You Satisfaction Guaranteed In Use, and BEST POSSIBLE DRUG-STORE SERVICE - Do you know all about tea? } Do youreally? Doyou, for instance, know that a tea costing 10 to 20 cents a pound more than another tea has twice as much real tea-flavor, be- sides being finer? 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