Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 9, 1922, Page 7

PINGHOT MAPS PROGRAM FOR. STATE BUDGET Newly Elected Governor of! Pennsylvania Has Plahs for Reorganizing State Government. ' i PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9. Gifford! Pinchot, Pennsylvania's Republican governor-elect planned to slip out uf} the city for a few days’ rest, and he announced, to stufty-his planus for a new state budget am) for m state gov-| ernmeut re-organization scheme to be presented to the legista“ure. Late returns indicated that Mr. Pin- ebot’s plurality, was increasing as re- mote regions of the state were heard from. Figures received from 7560 of the $021 districts in the him 795,069 votes to 539,5 A. McSparran, his Democratic oppyn: ent, a lead of 255,492. The returns showed that the Demo- cratic candidate carried 27 of the 67 counties. ftor David cted to the ‘for be full r A Reed, Republican, by the districts 359,039 The Shull wee Wharton Pepper, . present who was elected term of the late Sauetor Bo! fad a lead’ of 231,241 over Kerr, the Democrs turns from 7304 districts. The figures were: Pepper 753,577; Kerr 422,256. Unofficlal returns indicated that the Iemocrats gained six congressmen in Pennsylvania, giving them a delega tion of sevén, and that they also had increased their representation in the legis ia SHOULD MINISTER BE PRIEST OR PREPHET? V. CARTER 0 ANSWER *Should a Christinn Minister Be a Priest or a Prophet?" will be discuss. at the Methodist church next Sunday morning by the pastor, Rev. Ls Carter. In commer fect Mr. Carter says, be confusion in the minds « people as to the function « fer. Some regard him as ning at the beck ‘and call « leaders, a weak-kneed, pussy-footer who should ¢ me want lim to say. Others con der that the’ minister should be o fe in the cor: ed to exp’ all moral issu nomic or politiva ese that are Some Republt_ United States se to fill the red B. ic candidate, in re t pertains to the publi it he is ovyerstepping h's b an idea is held by some whose 8 have been stepped upon bur usu fich a view point of a minister's {s leld because of ignorance os p what constitutes a minister's priv jee and duty. I hope on ear up eroneous ideas that are held neerning this impor At the mornin |A thriting man hunt with blood punds is one of the gripping features Richard Barthelmess’ “The Bond joy.’ which will be the first National ftraction at the America theater Fri- ¥ and Saturday. Barthelmess, az Joe Newbolt, is seen the fugitive and he declares the ik ng at these scenes made the cold } up'and. down his spine be- the experience was so realistic Inthe story Joe allows himself to convicted of a murder he did not it in order to shield a woman. mtenced to die, he makes a drama- om jail. Bloodhounds are ail and a heir ralsing Tsuit follows. jBarthelmess* folable Davia" Portrayal parallels in point of power He is surrounded by SES a RR areas TAURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1922. “National Fathér and Son week { will start off this year by radio. | D N 4. Fathers and scns who are destrious | / ot hearing the many fine concerts Tuesjay, Nay. 14, 7:30 p.m. the darirz of the Fitzgeralds, aere- and addresses which bave bu.n pre Program Brchated of Hit Y club, | bats who did stunts requiring stead!- pared for the Rocky Mountain dis- | Denver, Colo. | ness of nerves and instinctiv trict aud which will be broadcasted | from Denver, should get out their | receiving sety and bind themselves | to hundreds of other fathers and | “The Lewis. Hi sons throughout the mountain “Does it Pay to Goto High ;ance ‘another states by the part they will take in | school?” by Roy E. Dickerson, the great week. Boys’ Work: secretary state Y. M. see yeosram in Casper has not | C. A. of Colorado, Denver. | nm difinitely ined up. A banquet Employed Boys’ Day. will bij given, and if possible. |” yeaa eens ewe p.m. | radio yeceiving set will be installed to Mstiin in on one or other of the Program ‘= charge Employed addresses or musical selections to | Boys’ Brotherhoou, ¥. be given. | Denver. The Father and Sgn week%in Cas- per will be In the charge of L. A. Toothaker, state Y. M. C. A. secre- | Luncheon Club". by Joe Mason, tary. and a man who has put on President Lions’: Club Employed number of good things during the ! Boys’ Brotherhood. president Den Past few years for the benefit of } Y Business Boys’ Luncheon mon. Following fs the radio program which has been outlined Fathers’ Da Church Day. ecThureiay. Nov. pom ation call K L Z: 3 say a3 9% nig Se: Set Yaad lh tate Program in charge of Boy Scouts } eal | of Amertra. Denver, Jovernor’s prociam and Son week, Hi Shoup, governor of Colv 4 Program in charge Colorado Ab : | . “Father & ."" by Sunday School associatic H ae Fase Rs aes § hestra selection—East Denver r, “ “= “ | ; | tional Father atid Son league. high school orchestra. = j Address, “Personal Eq Recreation Day. a m. Sta} tween Father and Son,” M. Edwards, Trinity M. i Duet—Bowes Boys. ! Sclo—Everett F cater. } hestra’ s lon—Eai>. Denver | h gobool orchestra } Hom Day. Monday, Nov. 13, 7:30 tion call DN 4: | Band concert—Olinger Highlander * ather, » Deal. Pp. m. Sta: | tary, ¥ | 7380 ms. 8 “FATHER AND SON” WEEK IS TO BE FEATURED THIS YEAR BY NOVEL PROGRAM Senior Boss" High School Boys’ Day. Svecial musical selection. Y president senior class Man- ual High, Denver, Coto. Station call K L Z: Special mustcal selections. “The value of the Business Boys’ “How to Get and Hold a Joh * Banquet Day. y. Nov. al masical program. Son, and “Tomorrow,” | Metropolitan Boys’ M. C. 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