Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 6, 1923, Page 3

(PPROPRIATION FOR BUILDINGS 5 REQUESTED Government Agencies in Rented’ Quarters at Washington, D. C. WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—Immediate fathorization of from $25,000,000 to $20,000,000 for erection in Washington of bufldings to house government agencies now in rented quarters was recommendéd in a report to congress by the public buildings commission of which Senator Smoot, republican, Utah, is chairman. Economy, through rental savings was the basis of the recommendations which included also a proposal for erection in the historic pension build ing court, where many presidential inaugural balls have been held, of steel racks for filing government records. The fnaugural ball has been abandoned for a number of years. New appropriations for public build- ings, the commission recommended should be available at the rate of two or three million dollars annually. If this should be done, the commission said, all government activities would be housed in government owned quar- ters in a few years. The report. stated that the govern- ment paid $1,135,000 for rental of buildings in Washington in 1919 and only $524,000 at present as a result of the supervisory work of the com- mission. Another recommendation of ‘the ‘mmission called for destruction of certain historic buildings including a large theater on a business block op- posite the treasury department to provide space for three or four new structures, The commission, in detailing the expense of renting buildings for gov ernment agencies said the department of agriculture was housed in 22 scat- She Tasver Daily Tribune peace myn ey Paes PAGE THREE. —By C. D. Batchelor CROAT GRAD DIWGNTOR (Re4DING) "THE SHIEK SURVEYED HET { x Crane) “FROM HEAD YO POCr, HIS EVES, °0 HAVE FOO, ASOD BLAZING, HALF IN ANEE TE NO FONT + BANE FINED AND HALE IN LOVE* MV COURSE, HAVE KELL Members of the staffs of the Cas- 5 THE Farry” per Private hospital and of the Wo- men’s and Children’s hospital were guests of Dr. H. R, Lathrop at a din- ner given at his home last night. The honor guest was Dr. C. B. Ly- man of Denver, who is chief surgeon and medical director for the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph com- pany, The other guests were Drs. Vietor R. Dacken, J. F. O'Donnell, G. B, Underwood, Harmon L. Stanton, R. EB. Cruzen, T. A. Dean, T. J. Riach, and W. R. Wynne ursday Bridge Club Covert Mrs. Pitt Covert Jr,, entertained the members of the Thursday Bridge club her home, 3’ CY avenue yestey- Mrs. J. W. Johnson took high honors. The Misses Kathleen and Patricial Sullivan, Mrs. Leigh Mc- Grath and Mrs. Charles McGrady sub- stituted. Thu v1 eee Mrs. J. W. Burns Achieves 3uccess With Progranr Mrs. J. W. Burns was responsible for the arranging of an excellent pro- gram broddcasted from the Wyoming Radio corporation's station last night. Among those whom Mrs. Burns had secured to take part were Mrs. Sidney Morrison, Mrs. Oscar Beyer, Mrs. William H. Tolhurst, Mrs. John Lind, Mrs. Edna Thomas and Mr. H. L. Bottoms. Mrs. Beyer, Mrs. Tolhurst, and Mrs. Thomas were accompanists. Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Lind, and Mr. Bottoms lelivered many beautiful solos, while Mrs. Tolhurst one of her own compo- sitions and also ‘Troika.’ ‘ cee DeMolay Will Elect Officers at Meeting Next Monday. Officers. for the quarter will be clectea by ‘the Darius chapter, Order of De Molay at the meeting Monday evening. An initiation of new candi- dates will also take place. saa aA The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Services will bo held in the tabor! Un‘on hall on North Wolcott. Sunday school at 1 m. and evening serv-| ice at 7:30 p..m. Everyone Invited. | No collectio tered structures and the general ac- counting office in 19. | Cost of collecting income taxes vould be decreased '25 to 30 per cent. t was said, if Internal revenue bureau units could be housed together. EDUCATION, A EW YORK, Jan. 6.—The hobo in for higher education! Schopen- hauer and Spinoza will henceforth be the subjects of Weary Will e’s specu- lation and Edward Carpenter the sub- stance of his song, ‘This is the confident prediétion of “Dean” Gus Schaefer whoso nmouncement that he was about to AT THE HOBO COLLEGE open a hobo college at the classic hobo hall on the Bowery met with a flatter- ing response from the box car tourists interned there for the Winter. ~~ “I gee," explains the “Dean,” “these fellows sitting around the stove and I says to myself, ‘there’s a lot of these time learnin’ someth'ng use- ful.’ So we organized the college and now anybody that” thinks he knows anything gets up and spouts about it “ HOBOES GOING IN FOR HIGHER an-| pol Ike Schapp, soap box orator and humor'st. Ike's most popular lecture is entitled “Wimmin. Max Small, most-traveled hobo in the world. Max has traveled 300,000 miles. Hoe lectures on the wander- lust and, sticks in a few figures on ical economy. Other notables included Jack Clit- portance when a third-class nonentity is paged in a first-class hotel. EX-BISHOP TO | WED HEIRESS vicat of the Pro-Cathedral in Stan- ton street. Miss Aitken's father, who died in 1919, was head of a drygoods firm and left an estate valued at $2,500,- 000, to bo divided between his | daughter and son. {ney otbained a Iicenso ‘Thursday. He fs 63 years old and she ty 45. Ho resigned as bishop last Sep- tember on the ground of poor health, although his friends report- ‘Cd at the time that certain hostility No, this is not a great celebrity. It’s simply. Earl Swink, basking in that sensation of im- “Barnett’s of Course” ! | ts Method'st Episcopal. | Year's sermon at 11, “Christ Going Corner of East Second ‘and South}Before Into Galilee.” Everybody will ee Durbin streets. Rev. Lewis B. Car-| want to came to church the first Sun- —— ter, D. D., pastor. Sunday school, 9:43|day in the new year. In the eveaing a. m. Missionary offering. 11a. m.,|the subject will be "Pure Doctriae.” == Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper. Brief | It is a day of fact and principal. In addrens. Anthem, “Break Thou the|sclence, philosophy, and the same in y Bread of Life."—Windermcre. 11 a.| religion, a’l want the bottom and fun- | m,, Junior church conducted by Mrs,|damental facts. The only hope of ths Carter. Helen Shepard wif! sing. At{church ts to find the original truth 2:30 the King’s Heralds will have alas Christ taught it, and follow his ex- social hour. Books will be brought} ample. Everyone should be interested for children in other lands, Epworth |'n these discussions. All are more League, 6.80 p. m., led by Murray’Gif-}than welcome. During the week $200 bie 3 fin. Hubert Bishop will sing {fh coun-|more have been paid on the new oni ter tenor voice, “One Fleeting Hour.” |chureh lot. The Rev, John F, Seibert, Mig Violin obligata, by Mrs. Arfderson.|seneral home missionary secretary of ua 4 Miss Holland will accompany on the|the west, will soon make a visit, when 7% piano.. At 7:30, sermon, “Who Repre-| plans will be ceed upon for a 1% 1 sents Our Country in the Far East?"|church building, when. one unit of s% 1 Anthem, “Peace I leave.w'th the the main building will be decided upon. i z Roberts. Duet, “He Shall Feed H's} A banquet will be given thé secretary t hiatus Flock"—Johnson, By Mra. Osborn and|when all the Lutheran element. will | rae Mr. Fisher. Monday, 8:00 p. m., very be present to urge the !mportance of % important official board meeting. the work in Casper. Tho pastor has Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., prayer sery ica and teachers’ training class. Mri day, 7:30 p. m., choir rehearsal, Fri day, Ladies’ Aid Society Circle meet ‘ngs. Busy Bee, with Mrs, O. R. Hawiey, 2 ist G street. Capito! Hill, with Mrs. O. W. Hilgren, 415 S. Grant. CY, with Mrs. Mae Hathawa; $14 South Oak, This circto will meet at 1:30 p, m,, and not 2:30, and each one ts asked to bring a 25-cent gift Kens'ngton, with Mrs. A. 1.. Johnson 724 South Beech. Social service, with Mrs. W. W. Burgess. 562 South Park street. Victory Workers. with Mrs. 1. F. Layman, 102 North Grant Grace African Methodist. North Grant street. Rey. T. J. B. D., minister. . Holy com |munton will be observed at both serv- {ees Sunday. The m'n!ster will preach, Evening sermon theme: ‘The Begin n’ng of W'sdom.” Official board meet ing. Monday evening, 7:30, “You ar? welcome to all these services. The much talked of Religious survey will |be launched January 8. We. solictt |your co-operation. Your presence Is des'red espetialiy to the services Sun- \day. Some very interesting financial reports wll be mad North Casper Community. 1009 North Durbin St. Rev. George Woodard, m'nister. Sunday schoo! at 10 a, m. Christian Endeavor, 6:45 p. m, Morning worship, 11. , Byening worship, 7:30. Revival meetings are be'ng held every night at 7:80,/under the charge of Rev. 8. R. Sheriff, of, Salt Creek, formerly from West Vir- ginfa. A'l are heartily inyited to all the activities. Evansville Chapel. Rev. F. I. Blanchard in charge. Sun- day meetings as follows: Sunday sohool, 10.2, m. 11am. West Side , Chapel. Corner of. Poplar and Fifteenth Sts. 1 in Rev. F. Blanchard Meetings as follows: jm.; Sunday scho: People’s. meeting. Bu'lding.” Thursday, Prayer meeting, subject, His Work.” 7.30 p. St. Mark's Episcopal. ~.-.--- th and Woleott. Rev. K. Edwards, rector, Holy Coinmun‘on 11 a.m. Vesper service at 5 p. m. Second Christian, Corner H and Madison. school, 10 a. m. Lord's supper and sev vices at 11a, m. Young people's ser vices, 6:380. Preaching at 7:30. The Ir dies will meet to organize. The La- Murphy apartments, ary 11 at 2:30. All are invited. \ First Presbyterian. Tabernacle. Sixth and Durbin Ste Rev. Charles A. Wilson, D. D., pastor Sunday school and Bible classes, 9:45. Morning worship, 11 o'clock. Sermon, ‘Glor'fication of Chr'st."” Communion service. Anthem, Hearts.""—Shelley. Psa'm—Mrs. Frank. Solo, bers. m. Evening service, “O, Dry These Tears,” —Petrie. Solo, Mr. A, 8. Cartwright. We welcome all to these services. Grace English Lutheran. O44 Fel’ows’ Hall. J. M. Cromer. pastor, Sunday school ‘at. 10 a. m. Robert Heinze, superintendent. NEW YORK, Jan. 6.—The Rev.| on the part of some clergymen was Dr. Robert ‘Lewis Paddock, formerly the underlying reason. He was a MISS Protestant Episcopal bish ft picturesque figure in the north- BPincopal pishop of the | ‘eet, traveling in khaki, with bian- ||| HAZEL U. HOOPMAN missionary district of eastern Ore * gon and Miss Helen Aitken, heiress to half of a $2,600,000 estate, are to be married in the cathedral of St. next Tuesday, kets on his back, to sparsely settled regions. Before going to Oregon, Dr. Pad. dock attracted attention here as a vice crusader on the East side wh! Teacher of Piano Phone 698 Studio 138 South Durbin *BLONDIE CAL” ford, specialist on Karl Marx; Call- fornia’ Blondie, author; George, Mint- zer; Gene Wasmuth, secretary of the local hobo un‘on, and “Red” Gorham. Charlle Schaefer, brother of Gus, delivered the opening lecture, It dealt with pleasure and pain and during the course of it’ the lecturer had occasion to refer to Schopen-) hauer, Spinoza, Spencer, Carpenter jand Bergsen, AMBULANCE SERVICE Preaching service, charge. ing service, subject, “Unfin'shed Life m. “Satan and The publjc ts ‘inyited. Philip at 8 a. m. Church school at 9:45 2. m. Holy Commun’on and sermon at Bible dies’ Society at Mrs, Dundon in the Thureday, Janu- The Spirit 1n Our Ninety-firat The session will meet at 10:45 to rece've new mem- Young people's meeting, 6:30 v. 7:30, under the auspices of the Presbyterian Brother- hood class. Speakers, Megers, L. A. Reed and Byron 8. Hu'e. Cornet solo, Mr. A. G. Da- vidson, with a violin obligato, by Misa Stone. Anthem, “Tho Light of Glory” New SPILLS % permanent office at 307 O-S building where he will be glad to meet any who may have any business. Phone 564-1. COMBINED = First Christian. ' Corner Grant and Lind Sts. R. R Hildebrand, pastor. Btb!e school, 9:45 Morning serv'ce, 10:45. Christian En feavor society, 6:30, Evening service at, 7:30. Orchestra,. choir, and piano music. Everyone ts urged to be ready with thelr criticisms, Have your pen- cit handy write your criti the church services and your sugges: tions for new year. We are trying to start the new year in the right way. Help us. The regular monthly board meeting will be held in the church, 2:80 p.m. Sunday afternoon, Every member must be present. Iportant. The regular monthly Bible schoot council méeting will be Monday even ng at 7:30 at the church. Boys and sirls, you will enjoy the Sunday schoo! your immensely from now on, Some- thing new each week. Let's go. Don’t vnind the weather, we'll have it warm. St. Anthony's Catholic. Corner of Seventh and Center Sts. The- Rey. Father J. H. Mullin, pas- tor. Early mass, 7 a. m.; second mass 9a. m.; last mass, 10:30-a: m.;-bene- ‘tetion, 3 p. m.; mass during the week, 8am, LOOK! Slashing Prices ‘ First Baptist. Fifth and Beech streets. Rev. C. M. ‘Thompson, Jr., pastor. Sunday school 19:45 a. ms; Morning *worship, 11. ; Theme, “The Source of Life and , Spirit.” B. Y. P. U., 6:30, Evening ser- vice 7:30, Theme, Is. the on Men’s and Clothing, als, SHOES AND FURNISHINGS You Can Save Real Money On Everything You Purchase at Our Remodeling Sale Rank of.a Christian?” Yearly meeting on Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock there will be a special meeting of prayer in connec t'on with the annual roll call of the church, This year the roll call will take the form ofa day of prayer for the church and the church activity, If a church means anyth’ng !t means a body of people led by. the spirit of God. Prayer is the. source of this power. Hence the Day of Prayer. very member of the chorch is ex- pected to be present and the members of the congregation ‘and friends are cordially invited. The Sunday serv- ‘ces are always open to those w'thout « church home. You are a stranger but once in the First Baptist church. fre dati okt ae a One thousand women at the Univer- “ty of Iowd ate enrolled In physical ‘raining classes. PIMPLES ON FACE ITCHED. BADLY Also On Chest. Face Dis- figured. Cuticura Heals. ““My face and chest were terribly affected with pimples and black- heads, The pimples were hard, large, and red, and festered and 8) scaled over. They itched and burned so badly that I could not awe from scratching, and lost my rest at night. My face was terribly disfigured. i using Cuticura Soa ‘and Ointment and after the firet wee! TE could see an improvement, and after using three boxes of Ointment, iththe Soap, I was healed.”” (Signed) Miss Mary A. Micek, R. F, D. 1, Box 195, Sherwood, Ore, Use Cuticura for all tollet purposes. twee me OS aEY BE ee ee r The Hopewell Hospital Lillian L. Nelson, Superintendent Thermopolls, Wyo. A general hospital, situated in the Hot Springs district of Ther- mopolis, to which visiting phys!- cians are welcome. Rates moderate; only graduate nurses; for further information ad- ress the Superintendent. RIG TIMBERS THE NICOLAYSEN LUMBER CO. Everything in Building Material © FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS M.D. BARNETT OUTFITTING (0. A SPECIALTY and the rest of us sit ard listen.” According to an unofficial college cleared * Long List of Prots, Prospectus other lectures will dali} way; ecratchy,,tender Designed especially for ambulance pur- Among the “professors” and “stu-| with subjects ranging from the pecul- membranes: ae é dents” arsembled for the opening of|{arities of station yard “bulls” to com- oneckedr oat t, cough poses, and operated by competent ambu the college might have been noted the|mun’sm and Karl Marx. For those jecked; roken up. lance man. following: desiring to perfect themselves in soap Now,today—ask your drug- Prof. “Frisco Brown, psycho-|box oratory there will be a special gist for analyst. Being employed only during | course public speaking. the gummer months Prof, Brown has| The “college” challenges professor waxy Call 650 Homer Rice considerable time to devote to his fa-[of any oth college to a debate on ~asyrup. yortte study, Ng politica: onomy. a: Sor coughs & colds » Office and Yard—First and Center Phone 62 154 S. Center St.