Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1919, Page 8

_PAGE EIGHT BIG FIELD FOR THEY.W.C.A IN cage PORT = : Local Delegates to Denyer Confer ence Impressed by Organi- zation Plans and See Pos- i sibilities Here man’s organization in Caiier would gladly support the -Y.W..C. A. he- eauge ii weold provide an attractive and convenient meeting piace for or f ewhiels have bulgrown pei Lo WOES. TO BE GONL OF LEGION DRIVE. yere were 2300, business. women who stibseribed for Fourth oan Ron There are eral. u » with the lip-of San at once if a local wor. were stari- am certain that there are 200 if not more, whd would ri sich a work for the ding of Casper's woimank rataunity ix, to be measured by Organization “Has Over Prospective Members from Which to Secure Quota in Big Campaign ~- Thal Casper offers ven it if were neeessary to start in rented quarters, there is a feeling that there shonld be some effort to a fertile field Young Women’s and that some The in the nation-wide campaign for new | apportionment for Wyoming association -HUNS IN TONGA ‘ing liquor to the natives and advane- | ing credit to them the Germans, it, members in the American Lgion has | Said, have won the support of most | VINCE HATE. nel ne-! | daxat | Thousands Have Di BRITISH RULE Ot and Okve Ties SY DNEY Anti-Rritish, demoustrati ms by Germania in the little pacitic kingdom of longa have aroused 4 12,000: feainz that all the Germans in the} group should be deported. Retently | the British representatiye at Vavau | Bp reget As ay was insulted ynd sasaulted by a Ger-| eth like strong liquids or calomel. an ae An appeal t the local police’ ‘hy, ake hold oe troabisand -| ai ‘correct it. ‘the ‘or redress was futile. By supply-} at the er obinhbeete J should he established for start souie sort of Work in the near joey Set g 2,819 \nembers, accordin, of ‘the native. chiefs, ts take its place. 0 or ould bnsiness girls, ‘the >, not-only on the part of many \4 inforn ‘ ‘oi peers nestiauarel The Dritish-in Vavauw have peti- Jeadaches, “dullness” and that-lazy ‘ feathers, sndsthe oiher residenis of this city, dnd steps here hy State Secretary Harry |tioned the New Zealand government | pee OR rom, consti, and a as of thi toward erystalzing this sentiment into This means that the presenti for the deportation of the German | -Olive Tablets ree See Oe el “ogy and M action will prebably be taken soon. n_ Legion” members thruout| Who assaulted their representative, | | peed firm conyietion of Mrs. C H p pinelalyy who ee e will TREATY REPLY OF BULGARIA 12,166 men who served m Wyoming. are only three in the world citle |B union Vermont, Nev: and De ela-| IS RECEIVED ware —with a smaller apportionment) o. i is drive for a million new mem- impresses nesinegs of the w« d the conference said this ful plan to the American Legion In-Amer-| York heads the list of) n Apportionment of 104,+! her elair sceretary of the Dp : “numl in th day. ‘The time limit expired today. number of men ia thet n Legion in the state has) not been learned but an official re- ; Shan 3 port from ull posts in the state is Miss Eunice Shafer, formerly the foing secured by Secretary. Fishor| kindergarten teacher at the Central: \hich is to be announced soon. school here, is very il in a hospital = gees i - ab Dallas, . sunffering with ma- A woman reporting by phone a laria fever ind influenza, aceording fire in the 200 block on North Pine} aloe FORMER TEACHER IS ILL for the girls in the rural com- munity. “Kor the exteusion of its work intu fields not now touched, the tion proposes to pul On @ great paign which will end on Februar. to of next year, by which it hope to word received by her friends here. t called the fire apparatus out raise a national budget 6f $4,000, wen ill practicaly ever since on long run last night about 9; 000. This will cover not only i. lin Dallas, where, she went! o'clock. There was to fire vi ible. | work in this caUnEy, but the ; fo accept a position critic in the The firemen chalked up “False kinderyarten training school of the normal school there. Alarm” on their return to the head-| quarters. { which the nerican Ys W. A does in the foreign fel. The delegates from the unorganized part of Wyom-) === SS — of Cheyenne, voted to » $5000 toward th r When the Wyoming jegate cailed epon to tell of the needs various communities Mrs. Win- ade u strong plea for the girls o1 Casper. She pointed out that the young women who come here from eastern - cities to tuke positions are often forged to live three and four in u teide Proves Yellow Mustard Conquers |} Pain and Frees the World of Much | Sickness, Misery and Distress room, and that they must pay enor- 5 mous prices for meals, She mention- Nineteen years ago Chemist Begy discovered Mustarine. ed that the only diversion forthe vast _ He made it with real, honest yellow mustard. majority is the dance hall or the To which other pain relieving ingredients were added. He said to the medicalprofession : “Here is something twice as etic ctive as your old fashioned, mussy, blistering mustard plaster.” “Ti’s full of concentrated heat and heat eases pain.” | {t won't blister—it can’t blister.” “And one box will do the work of 50 mustard “fy a , The doctors tried it—were astonished—almost amazed. stopped pain had ever see moving picture show Casper needs yoine sort of 2 so- cial center for iis women which will provide them with wiolesome amuse: ment, with comfortable living quar which will offer a sheite zirl coming here to look for without submitting i walking the 8 Often the case, lor ters, It, aches and soreness quicker than anything they | ve . imming pool and gymnasian m% n They prescribed it ae sprains and strains, for lumbago and] ° pha =a ¥.. Ma inte eau i yout. They found it invaluable to quickly reduce inflammas| Caxper girl, Mrs. Winter said, She Uenmand remove congestion. th i i also the need of. parlors They urged its use in Tonsilitis, Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Sore) tich girls might en in com- Throat aud Chest Colds and found it wonderful. us they would in their own They grew enthusiastic—Mustarine was great. Ki They tried it for rheumatism to limber up. stiff joints a a aking today on the subject muscles and it didn’t disappoint. Milefollial firse that. Gasper akould Tf you baven’t tried Begy’s' Mustarine get a small box at Wiel be called upon to support a na- Your druggists today—it costs but little, the results are marvel- tional work nntil it-had a local work, but f feel now that we can do < to ne t ous——but be sure it’s Begy’s—the quickest pain killer on earth: i a plyasai in the yellow box, 30 and 60 cents. 8. C. Wells & Co., LeRoy, N. Y. = “Tt seen i na ccc NOTICE! a Customérs! please ask for your duplicate sales slipa: credit on returned goods without the dnp eeie slip. Fall Styles Substance and service now We will give no dominate men’s shoe styles. The returning soldier trade of our store proves that the thor- oughly masculine lines of our Shoes bring swift selection and MAN Ei AOA lasting satisfaction. Shoes for Men Notable Values in Dress Shoes $7.50 and Up Work Shoes . . -. . $5.00 and Up Webel Commercial Co. WATCH OUR WINDOWS THE BIG BUSY STORE PHONES: 13 AND 14 Save verges he asked to obtain | and of. all 2,810 new members from, the total of | archipelago, island kingdom, byt it is also-a tish protectorate. states in the! Germans were Seri ante A Little wanta spindle will ather Germans in the! Tonga is the Jast Pa-° Before the war ve there. extra In Te Best Ventilated Theater in Wyoming LYRIC THEATRE CONTINUOUS 1 P. M. and Ste ceae ee Soca a Fourth Annual Misquatans Ball! given hy . neti 10- . TO 11 P.M. 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