Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1920, Page 10

tm —_ COX FOLLOWERS EXPOUND GOSPEL AT MEETING OF CASPER WOMEN Democratic Cause Upheld} in Address Delivered to Local: €lub by Burke H. Sinclair Monday Evening Taking an impartial stand on political questions, the Business and. Professional Women’s Club principles of the Democratic party) at a meeting Monday evening at the Y. W. C. A, after havi similar talk on the principle: publican party from G. R. F: Wednesday. | {Miss Mae Winter, president of the} club, presided, and preceded her intro- |BASIN ORGANIZE [FOR CAMPAIGN). listened to a presentation of the} -| Armstrong, t | committee | gird needa’ a complete outfit of clothins 80 that she may attend school. A committee, composed of M Wiggins, Miss Gertrude How Miss Selma Young was appol } confer with Mrs. James and receive contributions of either money or clot}. ing. it was snnounced that the Y, W. C. A. will keep open house for all girls in the city next Sunday afternoon from 3 o'clock on. Music will be pro vided and oan effort will be made to}: see that Jl’ girls who come enjoy friendly good time. The educational cormthittee, consisting of Miss Frances Yeomans, Mrs. H. B. Durhiim and Miss | Minnie Eddleman will act as hostesses 7 land serve refreshments. A plan for the organization of ‘club orchestra was advanced by Miss} Matgaret Douds who was appointed to také tharge of ‘the matter. Girls who play instruments and who would like to join an orchestra are asked to -no- tify Miss Douds. Miss Inez Babb was énrollea ais ‘a new member. October 11. REPUBLICANS OF TOWN, CLAY PRODUCTS COMPANY MASS. RASIN, Wyo., Sept. 29.—The Repuh- licans of this place organized a publican club by the election of ¥ ert R. Denny, president, and T. Ss. secretary, A membership consisting of T. K. J. C. Stewart and H. BE. Wise was ap- pointed by the chair and tt is prope to include in the club membe every person in this section who is in{ BASIN, Wyo., Sept. 29.—A Ellen J. Strong. stion of the speaker } aphs from the a een the Glory is in the Good Housekeeping | » for September. | Mr. Sinclair mentioned the fact that | the Democratic party has maintained | its identity since its organization in} 1828 and declared that many of the progressive ideas of government wer propounded by its leaders many before they were actually incorporated into law. Mr. Sinclair declared that in his} opinion there is no reason for the dis- | turbance of business which always oc- curs in presidential years. | As a means of ending war, Mr. Sin-| clair declared that -he endors the League of Nations, the sights which be saw in France having made him Jong for anything which would tend to that end. Criticism of the Democratic party for the conduct of the war, he de-/ clared to be unjust, since the war wa45 not a political matter, and no party could have handled so gigantic a prono- sition without making mistakes. Mr. Sinclair presented hi views in a clear cut manner without Ss or re- crimination of any sort and made a most favorable impression, Following the talk, matters of club business were taken up. ee C. A. Sanford, a memb of the 'W. C. A. recreation committee, pre-| pels plans for a hike for the club} members and others on Saturday aft- ernoon. The affair will take the forra of a contest between business women and teachers, a leader for each side, be- ing appointed. The start will be made from the Y. W. C. A. at abgut 3 o'clock and a three-mile hike is planned, to be followed by a wienie roast and a stunt program. The names of the leaders will be announced by the president to- morrow, and each leader will arrange with members of her squad for the purchase of the viands for a wienie roast. Each girl will bring a cup for coffee. At the next meeting, the club will arrange to raise a sum of money to vc applied to the piano fund. The needs of a 16-year-old girl who is a protege of the city social worke Mrs. Hazel James, were presented. Th ‘2 | Republican Greil a on the ticket, favor of Republican success this fal!. A similar club will be organized’ at Hyattville and the other towns of the county organized during the week. A. B, Martin will have charge of the or ganization work for the state commit tee. Speakers at a recent meeting pre- dicted a greater victory than ever m this section and the election of every petition fendant, | under authority CHANGE | MIND ABOUT STRIKE (By Associated Press.) EL PASO, Sept. “ and forty car repa n of the Ga? veston, Harrisburg San Antonio this morning and decided to withdr: their demands for the discharge of three non-union workers, The men re turned to work at noon. DP, hundred aban liad tes see Blue is the’ favorite color of Queen Victoria of Spain. IBA and CUBEBS: AT YOUR DRUGGIST— for BY NAME ONLY, avoid Substit The CASPER DAIRY C0. Honest milk from ‘clean cows. 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