Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 7, 1922, Page 12

be Casper Daily Cribune L. A. REED GIVES ROTARIANS REPORT ON LOS ANGELES MEET — More firmly convinced than ever. the individual as well as to the community, L. A. Reed, dele- gate to the international convention of Rotary clubs at Los Angeles, reported to club here Monday noon on what had been at the thirteenth convention. j No less than 928 clubs were , 6858 officers and delegates andy © were representations from the 1 States, Canada, England, Ire a, Cuba, Uraguay and merican countries, Aus China, France, Mexico, Panama, Mppine Istands and Porto Rico t Coats, who traveled 22,000 from Montevideo, Uraguay. fied as the member from the most distant point in attendance. Ray Hav- ens of Kanms City, Mo, was elected president of the Rotary for the com = year During the course of the four-day ention speeches were made by a of gifted and prominent men © membership which now to- increase of 11,009 over r. In the president's to their college, g on “Fellow ‘ellowship is fel The spirit of good will is raportant thing. Nations, states. eities and communities, in the final analysir, go back to the individual in his socia! bearings.” Speaking of Rotary edmcation, Wik liam R. Manter, Jr., Nashville, Tenn, advanced’ the belief that “Rotary dees not act best by mass action, but by the individual members. Your club accomplishes the most when each in- dividual member, not necessarily as a Notarian, but as a member of the chamber of commerce or as a citizen otzyour community, does his ‘part in all, such enterprises. So considered the\ Rotary club becomes a training the school in community service.” Hemstitching operators 222 South: Wolcott St. PESOOOOOESOOESOSOOOOSO DOSS OOSOOOOS Increased equipment and expert and satisfactory work; we have them both. This, coupled with an earnest desire to please and a price of 10c a yard which we were the first to in- augurate a few months ago, has built up a rapidly increasing trade and made increased equipment and more commodious quarters necessary. member our new address: Singer Sewing Machine Co. i *t year pro » to make @ long and 37 miles Machines are now in use which make cigarettes at the rate of 50,0°4% an hour, and which pack 15,000 an; | wide. bour. Special Attention Given to Children’s Haircutting 40c We will ever of the value of Rotary to Bring or send the little ones in to us. please you all. Yellowstone Barber Sho;: 522 W. Yellowstone Sam W. Cooner, Prop, represented at the convention ‘Thomas C. Sheenan, president of the Durham Duplex company, wh came to this country as an immigrant 48 years ago, spoke of the responsibil ity that the Rotary fathers have in the rearing right sort of leaders in the coming| generations. He said, “Be careful of your boy and my boy. That is the boy I am interested in every bit of the time If I am interested in hir and he runs-true to form, the ret of the boys are safe, but first of all 1) begin with the boy who ts going to/| | take the leadership in the affairs of this country." Concluding his address, Mr. Sheen-| | an spoke as follows, “I have listened to Rotary speech after Rotary speech with wonderful ideals, everything al Painted tn beantifn! language, and I have gone back to my old catechism and found ft all there—so have | | be you Jew, Protestant or Cath | It Lis all there.” —. > | | MAN’S TROUBLE ARRESTED | | “The past four years I have been | going down, down, down with ca tarrh of the stomach and had to give up work a year ago because of m) weakened condition. I suffered ter ribly from bloating and colic attacks Mayr’s Woaderful Remedy was rec ommended to me. I took a course of it and am now feeling fine.” It is a simple, harmless preperation that r: moves the cattarrhal mucus fron the intestinal tract and allays the ir flammation which causes practica!i all stomach, liver and intestinal a ments, including appendicitis, © dose will convince or money refunde Fore sale at all druggists.—Adv. SA noe ater of their sons to be the Values That ‘Always Make Saturday Shopping Worth While in Our Economy Section “Meet me at the Smokehouse.” Ts Tabane | classified _=4.—— and Picotine are necessary to prompt Children’s Play Oxfords With the warm days ahead these flexible little Ox- fords for the growing feet mean solid comfort. Sizes 81% to 11, uomave mei’ $1.48 | Sizec 5 to 8... Re. Phone 1277-W Children’s Patent Slippers Slippers of dependable soft patent leather with com- 2949959509 O9990O0O0009900000090606 bargain day. 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