Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 12, 1921, Page 3

&. Synergae Elects Officers Tuesday. ‘Walter McGregor. the ensuing y Jey, presiden Offic el Mrs. J. tar silver tea to be held at the Mrs. Lathrop on Saturday January 22, at which a gram will be.given under the of Mrs. W. H. Tolhurst. work, the remainder Was spent ments being ser of the social way, ed by the host tee Werner-Eckenrode Marriage Performed. The marriage of Miss rode to Carl Werne ‘Douglas on January 6. took have taken up apartment here, resident in and is well bers of the Mrs. Werne Casper for ma known among t ter. he hi eee Wo-Fa-Lo Enjoy “Pot Luck” Dinner. The members of the Wo-F; Sunday of the school held at the last dinner in courses members present The Boy Scouts, who were ing a meeting in the chur young ladies eae Robert Cohen ill at her reported Mrs. apartment to be some Blue Circle € to Enjoy Meeting. The members of the Blue C will meet at the Y. W. tomorrow evening at ization wishes to invite tend. The Blue Circle is the ings at the Y. W rtainment and refreshm¢ 5 s #6 Hyening of Danc Held at Hotel. Under the direction of | A. , dancing master, a series of dancing parties pla Mr. Keyes: Twenty guests w will sidnary 1 m be the members and those ested in work preset » hostess will be by Mr Hiot. The Westminster Guild will te: Helen Wallace Blanche Toland, Olive Mabel Sykes, M Miss Werrin The subject of the program ning and the mes of the akers will be nouneed la rary Meeting Held by Casper Women’s Club. The Casper Women's club January 8 at the home of M c awford., Aft the ession “the program short mients. St. Mark’s Synergae held its ann business meeting Tuesday evening the home of the retiring president, M: After a gen: eral discussion of plans for the ye Alice ; After a weil: ding trip in Colorado the young cour their residence oung society ‘circie. groom has been living here for the w He came here frum Douglas whe anching and cattle interests, evening. any young business girls of the city to ut. pleasant and at the ¥ nors and the noted women of Wyomir Several vocal solos were enjo the hostess served dainty WEDNESDAY, JAN. 12, 1921 eted fer Cc. Wark Mrs. H. R. Lathrop, vice president; Mrs. Harrison Rush, -secre-! Arrangements Were made for “1 home Pro: directi ev r Les place in in has be ny he mem 40 Chass £ the Methodist | ning and a} Method: to t h, enter » Who has been se: | the sin what im irele clue ‘. club rooms } building will have a frontage of 0. The organ: | n the | of most ré cent club to organize and hold the meet- pen the time at the a st itt esting wa One evening was dr voted to ing boutonnieres of or gandie or knitted program is usually 1 t The he |f 18 . | held at the home of Mrs. M. C. Keli, | 128 South Beech street, on Saturday, ‘| PERSONAIS | AG. have Fidel and Col. returned from Burke Sinc the oil fields at of | Salt Creek, where they went on’ busi afternoon, musical ness for the Midy . t Refining company. | * Miss M aret |in the city from McA Denve pany. f af ee Gus Hardendorf of the Sun Juan Pe jfeleum company, has left for the Pol- Son Spider-Bolton Creek fields where he [will look after company interests. Excken- | “TIME EXTENSION FOR PAYING TAX 'Hot Springs County Board Grants 30 Days of Grace; Other News Briefs ‘ MOPOLIS, county b THER | The ne Wyo, Jan. 12 urd OF commission: s is composed of young men and they have begun active work in regulations based on ehanged tiorts. Among them is one that ap Jeals to all taxpayers. An extension tained in an impromptu manner for the} 2! %° days has been granted for pay jing this year's slow money is that supp taxes on account of conditions. Another rule plies purchased for the coun- y must be ompanied by a requisi- ition properly executed. | New Apartment Planned. | Mr. Buckmaster, former proprieto: of the Elk hotel here, is contemplat- jing the erection of a modern apar' | ment house on North Fifth street, the DY Tv} j lots being secured last summer, feet and be two stories high and a high | basement. No construction work wes “| short at | least 100 houses, j renting } agencies. New Bridges Building. | Work on the new concrete Dri }across the Big Horn to the state r has stopped. It is said that a n is contemplated. bridge being érected by the Bu ithe d | ton over the highway to the sta Ir arve ar enough along that the '..|steol girders will be placed this week. wo New Band Organized. \ | @wenty-five musicians met at the Charles! in anned, by, vere Puntney, Win- Ww. Cc. for the different ter.” courthouse Monday evening and orgzn jized a cornet band, Mr. Charles Novy formal evening of @ancing was held in| q Jeader, having been engaged by the the grill room of the Henning hotel! Chamber of Commerce. It was proposed Monday, The affair, was the first of a to start | Summer yeerts for early and be engagements, the tourists night prepared for also give ent. The music was supplie } Ledges Install Officers. bers df. ‘a Orchestt | The Rnights of Pythias and Pythian Pa ee Sisters put on a joint installation Mon The Sisterhood of the Christian| gay night at Castle hall when mor church will meet tomorrow af ‘l'than 150 were present. -A delightful tiie home of Munchepn wits served by thé ladies and South Ash i ne was spe! rants Drawn. lone at their ts Road Work W The county commis | session last week voted a sum of mon- ey to pay the good roads association for work on-Good Roags Day last June, Hot Springs Jail Empty. 1° most enjoyable © | | jflashlights for use in other burglaries. At the Swilling Tailor Shop they stole |two overcoats. At the Rawlins Mer- |cantile Company store they stole com- plete outtits of ‘clothing, from under- clothing out. <At the Continental Off Company » they obtained nothing, land they took ‘nothing at the powder house at a nearby stone quarry which |they_are presumed to have broken into met 0) with the idea of obtaining explosives W. H-/ for use in blowing safes. nusinesss of the afternoon was the study of the Wyoming go fresl | Pwo alleged wife * while BEATERS’ HELD. ers’? are beld in the county jail awaiting a hearing, Kd Aikens was charged with — wife ing und unhiwful cohabitation with ALLEGED WIFE rub. your 1 will be dvomed again: to but. disappomtment. A that ean cause so much 7 the <tw skin, and caynot be y forms of Rheuma caused by a tiny disease the blood, and in only logicul treatment is t If you are going to again rely upon the liniment bottle to try to Rheumatism away, you nothing’ disease pain and suffering is nob on the surface of rubbed sm are germ in such cases the 9 search out and remove these germs from other women and Pedro Gomez with The next meeting of the club will be wife beating. as y Se ee ie : Begin Right Now to : ¢ Conquer Your Rheumatism Sopgupienenencepepgentebten te op eeecendeee ec enteonteateate Se tho blood. : For this purpose there is no. more satisfactory remedy than 5.3.S., the fine old blood remedy that has been in use for. more than fifty years, and has given such general satisfaction for Rheumatism. Begin taking 8. today, and if you will write a complete history of your case, our medical director will give you expert advice, with- out charge. Address Chief Medical Director, 160 Swift Laboratory, At- lanta, Ga. done in 1920 which finds Thermopolis report the The con- con- RUBBER, SHAVINGS, CANVAS AND LEATHER INSTEAD OF POSIES TO ORNAMENT MILADY’S SPRING HAT By “MARJOR LG } (By United Press.) \ NEW YORK bloom in the very This fact peeks into American hat reoms of impc ety of edlor a is profusely both t Daily Cribune heads and raftia , Jan. 4—The hats Uiate| spring, will not bloom , Silk -These are the coming season. | linen and canvas announced by furtive und used hats. outlined upon white batavia or canvas. Nasturtiums are one flower allowed in velvet and i lavishly upon ny of the larger models use rib- the workrooms of | bons in coy manner, daugling over the shonider or tucked under the wrters. The usual gai- /chin. There are various types of ap- nd fabric as found in- | Plique. ‘The most popular one { { | makers and the store- | ; i | spiring femirfine headgear has been | flowers or fruit made from yarn and routed by a mania for the stiff, | knotted ribbons, Then there are de shaggy and novel. listic roses signs wrought from wootien ‘bes and colored feather novelties | straw bugles and silix braid. given’ the right of y to | Feather teminit baubles made* of yee! canvas, leath« | ; wailing over the brim Fabric cloths are ing the fine | or surrounding t braids, and last’ year’s epidemic of | leather hats. is still waxing metal din. ent ledther chapeaux are often sub- dued by lace veils that drape them ur Then there a colored cany. querade this names bat it is the old tent material just the same, Many of th standh hu: nvas shades of rose Canvas and wi are used for ing a line of window-hued Although the shaggy and uncouth looking mater- ‘ast and furious. One house is show- ing little togues and turbans déyel- oped in black, “leather Trimmings are rubber flowers, raffia, or steel be: and ‘oundation. Thus, one house white, rose and blue nail heads, gle-dangles. The pat- ‘hats made of hea Various firms m stuff under differ hats come in delic *, coral, or pale greens wavy linens and cotton trimming well as is show- straw hats trimmed in canvas flowers. season vogue TOKYO, Tokyo hi of widesp government. (By is for that many more Mail)- been excited by thé discovery ad graft Numerous arrests have|much talk about socialization and little already been made and the police say Captain he | eS ] By HENRY KINNEY j (United Press Staff Corr in v The follow. JIPAN MODERN. GRAFT |S FOUND Numerous Arrests Made Follow-|peviod of thirty ye ing Disclosures in Nipponese > Capital spondent) city th municipal SOCIALIZATION OF GERMANY 1 ~TENYEARS SEEN \Industries Will Be Run by the! Community, But Change to Be | Gradual Under Compro- | mise Proposal 1 By F (United F BERLIN dustrial caused fon,” ANZ LEHNHOFP. ess Staff Correspondent.; (By Mail).—The whole i sockilization ‘problem, such a flurry after the | “| which | revolu-| t has gradually concentrated until! now it is centered around the socializa-| tion of the coal mines. Formulation of a socialization bill is now. entrasted to! a “committee of 14,” under the reich- Wirtschaftsrat. It is believed this com mittee will find a middle way between! the so-called Lederer plan (full, imme- diate socialization), and the Rathenau plan (socialization gually within a ars). Investigation indicates that the majority of the Ger- man workmen stand behind the idea! of full socialization of the mines. ‘There! can be no doubt that it would be easy | to throw the torch of a new general strike among the ranks of the miners ¢ | Were the government to seek to sidestep} at this time. 1} The workmen are becoming tired of action. But everybody concerned is finding it difficult to put into practice a Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes, wife of the | former Supreme Court justice, is sibility for the new cabinet set. Hughes is prominently Portfolio in the Harding ‘cabinet. —_ claims, do not want to proz ther; in fact, they buy up patents 4 scrap them rather than utilize them. busy with their scheme, a great mass- .ag of capital is eeccuring, taking the form of concentration of various big Germany are concentration movement. nes concern are such men as General Director Voegler, a reichstag represen-| tative, and Emil Kirdoff. centrated Stinnes group belong coals, electrical works, iron mines, cast steel ceived here. Persian officials havo. agreed to Russia's proposals for soveit- izing Persia, the reports said. All le | Satious are expected to be withdrawn Mrs. Clara Pauly, of Chicago, will re- member 1920 as the year in which she | gave girth to four children—two sets |of twins. At the beginning of the year | the family was increased by the arrival | of two boys, while on the last day of the year there came an addition of two girls, RCLE POSSIBILATY mentioned for a, While the ‘socialization people ar | | ; Who has no bank ac- count? — A bank ac- count is a sure indica- tion of character. The man who has not learn: ed to save money is net yet ready to undertake The greatest brains of) interested in the latest In the Stin-' enterprises. In the con-} some models are found in last | Shiroki, chief of the criminal investiga-jreal scheme of either full or partial so-| works, auto works and shipping inter- family responsibilities. $ popular cellophane. This is | tion tion of the police, says that he | clalizetion. ests. The concern has interests in the If he lacks the will pow- the substance that was made from | feels certain that there is not a single| A clear proposal has come only from}Hamburg-Amerika tine, the ‘Deutsch- deny hi if littl paraffin and had used to seal the | municipal etiterprise in the Japanese|the former first director of the Thys-|Ostafrika line and number of shipbuild- er to deny himself little jellies and jams of French sine. | capital which will not show irregular-|sen, concern, Bergassessor Horten./ing concerns. Stinnes concern has luxuries, will he have It is cut into a variety of shapes this | ities. Horten, organizer of the great works at/also an influence—direct or indirect— the strength of purpose season, but the tiny checked effect The invest jon so far has concerned in at least 200 German newspapers. so much in first in favor time. Grandmother's old settee and parlor set is still he haireloth hat material as t popular as ev version of it More bona are shown in straw and cire navy blue de chine and range of suit. ors. if Milady fruitage on have bybrid the vogue last year and sand and ‘and gray combinations to wear with the suits of these same colors, Many houses are exploiting lines of crepe | her is for the coming spring- government. jclude a number of officials and con-|Horten contends that coal socialization ding its own, for the | tractors. It has been found that exor-Jalone is instfficient and even impos-| made from the same | bitant sums have been paid by certain|sible. He would socialize a number of! he “parlor sofy” is as | officials for the gravel which is the|branches, His plan contemplates mak-| er. There is also a new | principal material used in road and ing one great’ factory organization out known as alpaca cloth. fide balmy day models a combination of picot ribbon. There aré many navy blue satin hats in a wide | immune. . Wrap and blouse col- insists upon flower and chapoau, she may concoctions made of countries, office, they they are backer Minister of Justi Tokyo. and Kapt draw plans an changes in the offiee, 1 —FOR— street construction large bri heen given freely by groups of contrac- tors. Graft was showr tion of the new great Meiji shrine, open- ed with great pomp in commemoration of the late Emperor. This made a great impression on the neople, who feel that ft least that enterprise should ‘have be: are rotten with graft, itself’ mainly with the street improve- ment and sewer departments of the city The persons arrested in- 's havin; in the construc- In Japan, which like most other coun- tries in the Orient is the home of ‘‘com- missions” and similiar gifts and presents which would be termed graft in western 1 peculations of this Kind must be extremely vicious before attract attention. however, that in this case they intend to investigate to the bottom. The police say,| Helterdingen, one or the biggest plants in the world, has created the enmity of] the capitalists and won the friendship of working circles through his schemes. of a number of kinds of plants in the control of the community at large.) With this great factory organization as| # basis, he would add other lines from| time to time, until at the end of, say} ten years, the whole country had been socialized. He sholds that coal alone} cannot be socialized because of the fact] that it is intertwined with other lines} like coal and steel. He would socialize only industries} which are fully developed and whose! existerice is indispensable to the com-| mon welfare. Lines which require espe- cial inventive talent or research— which would be fostered more by inc In this|vidhal initiative than otherwise—he 1 up by Count Oki,|would leave unsoeialized. In other » Who says th t both |words, he would take only works from o the former capital, |whieh no néw progress ean be expect- ed, Coal, iren and the. like have, in RAT) general, reached ‘their high point in he POSTOFEIGE. BUILUING EXPERT ORDERED HERE TO WORK ON PINS The treasury department has orc Levi Wooi, superintendent of con: tion of public building: id specific basem< all probabilit sper % tions TODAY AND THURSDAY We Will Offer A WONDERFUL LINE OF - Dresses at’ Ssisc.50 They come in Serge, Tricotine and Silk, Vatues to ALL CLOTH COATS We are Closing Them Out AT HALF PRICE Also WAISTS AND BLOUSES At Half Price 0 SRE Bo nD aI ot red rue. for development. And, many industrie: a i ? = vill have an outside meet to: ‘The coumty jail of Hot Springs cour.- We rf i night at the Presbyteriun manse, 84]|(y is entirely empty, probably thé first’ gad ROxeS will a a: a Haled the South Wolcott street. AN business| time in history. ‘The last three prisou- This will 'glva’ practically \the ‘ent girls and teachers are inited to attend.! ers to go were two for burglary and niin ATOR: Lor stat cle aa ah i Shien Jone for disturbing the pence. All plead PT ites gif eT ODES nite 5 Si Mack's ¢ Guliltge endl pale the: cuelaraey rae: the ‘nostoffice, management “expecta to Our sale started with Meets Thur! \ idly 10xes iMstalled, additions ane St. Ma 6 Gilld of St. Marx's | Stank SEH So EE, furniture added and the remodeling n “ ork De Th new sment j 7 Spiscopal church will meetin the work men 4 iin Naltee tenibsow-evening, <Aeeodnies| it the employes materially tn. thet it was in 1916. wh. Donovan and R Kemp will tel at whe eat poasape is inot oi 14 will not he until an inspec 4 STORES WHILE SEARCH tion is made and the “plans suzgested . Ail strangers and | passed on. weomers in the church are extersl: | ar. Wooi's Jnntpiletiona. are lo 0] ea a aude inisati vieationn ne ation and report at the Local Club to i begun immodiately. Dinner. } pasa : second dinner to be given’by the) HULETT, Wyo., Ja “with ue. Professional and Business “Women’s jeearch was being made by officers for ore TALE WIMTERS Se clube will be held in the Methodist two men who attempted to burglarize]G@WwN OF BLACK VELVET.—The | sAsleat. 21/030 + Fepaived. Dealer chureb at $30 o'clock Tuesday eventus,|the Rawlins Motor Company garage.|jow eut evening gown so popular, it «|| CORONA—L, C, SMITH tuary 18. Tt will be a chicken din-| put were detected in the act” andl ite dark Meniphiaa Casper Typewriter 2h se ah by the ladies of the Meri eftesed the » perpetrated in this go Rake Bi taba Exch: ve $10.85 up to $ 16.75, th odist churoh as bet Vive oth ries: y have not i Medd ej ang Bs Mickent? may Be pucctireod Tein oh AC the store of thie, Auto| MG, amet Fic, embroidered with an o¢-| 1 101 ‘Wyuts Bldg. Phone 856 stock, but our entire li following people: Misses Tda M Per-} Goods. Company securéd — dwo | CASON: SEve Res Men’s Work SHOES $3.95 In this lot are shoes that sold formerly as high as $6.95. Ladies’ SHOES One lot of ladies’. shoes, all colors, broken sizes at -, $3.95 SISSPTISS LISTS LISLE OILS SIS IOVS SS SIP OIC GS ST GH NN 9 I 8 6 ‘ANILWAY POSTAL JOBS Ruhr district and placing this under] COOOL: PAPEL AIFAEALPPAPARMPOPO DT January Sale On SHOES LADIES’ and MEN’S SHOES $9.98 Here are included Ladies’ and Men’s Shoes that have sold from The Golden Rule Store to be a good provider, and an unselfish, ambi- tious husband? This bank helps young men to save by paying 4% interest on savings ac- counts, subject to usual regulations. * National Bank of Commerce “A Bank of Strength and Service.” The second grest concern is the Kloeckner, with interests in mines and numerous factories, while the big Thys- sen concern has iron works, mine’ machine works and shipbuilding. AGNIN ON FAVOR, CLAIM CHEYENNE, Wyo, Jan. 12.—How| times have changed during the last fe months is rather strikingly iMustrated | by the roster of men who have applied | for examination here for /appointment! to clerkships in the railway postal ser- vice. A few months ago the govern- ment was unable to indice persons to accept railway mail clerkships, now there are more than 70 applicants on| the waiting list | BOLSHEV GRIPS PERSIA. | (By United Press) LONDON, Jan, 12,—Bolsheyism isi spreading apidly over Persia that | th British frontier guard has been or- ‘dered withdrawn and all British wom |en and’ children have been orde of Teheran, according to dispatch Casper, Wyo a rush that continued thruout the day. The is is not merely a job lot selected from our ne of fine dress shoes and high top boots. Boy’s Shoes Men’s Work SHOES Boys’. and youths’ school shoes. Boys’ shoes over $6.00 at $4.95 | These shoes sold reg- ularly as high as $4.95 $1.95. All beys’ shoes over nubs Ladies’ $5.00 at SHOES $3.95 This lot includes One lot of boys’ high grade shoes in broken lines at shoes at $4.95 $2.95 SSIES aS s ig TPE LI LT TT 0 85 1S ent nates pens.2a1 t