Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 19, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT SOCIALISTS TO THLK PLANS FOR REORGANIZATION International Congress at Vienna to Discuss World Program. VIENNA, May 19.—A comprehen- sive plan for the reorganization of the Socialist International has been drafted by the executive committee of that organization at a two-day session at Bregenz, Austria, and has been forwarded to Hamburg for con- sideration at the Socialist Interna: tional to be held there next month. The main points of reorganization are set forth follows: “In the Socialistic Workmen's In- ternational there shall be united those alistio workmen's parties Who alm to substitute the socialistic for the capitalistic mode of produc: tion and who regard class warfare as @ means to the emancipation of the working classes. “The 8. W. I. assumes the t: unifying the activities of affiliated parties and combining the same in united action “Tho parties allied in the 8. W. I bind themselves not to belong to any federation outside of this existing po- Utical internaticnal association. “The 8. W. I. ts only in such measure a living reality as its reso- lutions in all international questions mey be binding upon all its parts. Every resolution of the international organization therefore means a self- sought curtailment of the autonomy of the party in the various coun- tries, “The 8. W. I. is to be an institu tion not only for the solution of prob- lems in time of peace but also an in dispensable instrument in time of war. ‘During conflicts between nations the 8. W. I. shall be looked upon b; its affiliations as the highest court of appeal. “The departments on which these tasks shall involve are: 1, The Inter- national Congress; 2, The Executive; 3, The Bureau; 4, The Business Com- mission; 5, The Secretariat.” Other proposals follow: The Congress shall be summoned by the executive when political events Justify it, but in any case once in every three years. The next congress must meet at the latest in 1925. The executive shall be compelled to sum- mon congress within the shortest time possible if called upon to do so by 10 affiliated parties, Only such parties shall participate in congress as are affiliated with the S. W. I. The question of affiliation shall be decided by the executive, subject to confirmation by congress. “The S. W. I. finds tn the unity of trades unionism, as represented by the Internationalen Gewerkshafts: bund (Amsterdam) an indispensable necessity for the successful waging of class war. “The 8. W. I. finds in the unity of the federative labor movement of the Internationelen Genossenschaftsbun4 (London) an extraordinarily valuable support for the working classes in ‘waging class war. “The S. W. I. will therefore remain fn constant touch with the above named internationals and is prepared to hold, from time to time, in com- mon with these international organi- gations, meetings anc mass-congresses of the working classes for the dis- fussion of problems common to all these organizations.” plates i SALE Fair View Addition has city water, fire plug, telephone and electric ight lines, just across the street. Dobbin Realty Co., Center. CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND, lest Ask your Dray A Gold meraiic First Christian Church. R. R. Hildebrand, M. A. Pastor. First Presbyterian. Tabernacle corner Sixth and Dur bin streets. Rev. Charles A. Wilson,| Church school, 9:45; moraing wor. D. D., pastor. Sunday school 9:45.| ship, 11:00; C. EB. socicties, 6.45; even- Morning prayer and sermon'11 a, m.| ing worship, 7:45; fine music, Rev. A. A. Blackstone will preach in| ‘The time set for the first state the absence of Rev. Wilson, who 1s| convention of the Christian churches attending genera! assembly at Indian-| of Wyoming {s June 1, 2 and 3. apolis, Ind. Serman “Saved in Hope.”| Robert M. Hopkina who ie the Inter. Anthem “O Lord God of Hosts,” | national leader of religious education Witty. Solo, Miss Abbott. | selected.| wit be in Casper for this occasion. Young People's meeting 6:30 p, m.| leadéte rwhlaipn vito’ at ‘ | ther great The evening service at 8 o'clock Ad-| Casper for the three days of the dress by H. Roe Bartle. This is a tag |convention. Many qgelegates from all Boy Scout meeting and they will at-| Cots or Wyoming are expected. Glee tuk er ehe ink one Gi's"| ‘The Boy Scouts and troop commit: ne thes De ane near. TAM®ltee of the First Christian church as a father De Morest. Solo, , | wi ’ ervices next Knoweth Al Br Miss Jaunita will have charge of the 5 4 Keene, Westminister Guild Wednes-| Sunday, June ‘ Stranger if you are a member of day evening the place will be an- e Soencen Bunniy, Puen Miss Rum-|the Christian church your, place "is sey who has lately returned from the| here with us next Sunday. A hearty foreign missionary field will speak| Welcome awaits you. You will feel to the guild. The missionary socety| at home with us. will meet ‘Thursday afternoon at 2:30} A greater daily vacation bible than in the church at which time Miss|We had last year is planned for this Rumsey will address the society. Al!| summer. The school will probably members should be present as Miss| start June 6 or near that date. Many Rumsey’s adress is very interesting. | interesting and useful activities are ‘The parents of the Boy Scouts should | scheduled for this school. to hear} ‘The Men's Brotherhood class to- the Boy) gether with the women’s class are Scouts. You are welcome. | to have a business meeting and social ¥ | this week. Be in your class Sunday East Side Methodist Comnmnity |to hear the announcements. Pastor, Jexse A, Dean. Residence,| A fine devotional service is held in prague Hotel. All services held in| the church each Wednsday evening. e Elk Street school, corner of East| We have had a splndied attendance. rst and ik streets. Bible school, You come. for alt grades, 9:45. Worship and ser-| mon by the pastor, 11. Subject “Sal-! The Grant street bus will vation for the Whole Man.” Mid-| you to, the door of the church wee! ice Wednesday at S=p. m.| at the home of Frank Sheppard, 118 S. Washington, Ladies’ Aid meeting ‘Thursday at 2:30 at the home of Mrs.! R. M. Tucker, 230 8. Fenway. Choir | rehearsal Friday at 7:30 p. m. at the home of I. 8. Case, 102 N. Botolph. Last Sunday the church organization was completed with 116 charter members. The church name aopte s “The East Side Methodist Commu- nity and all Christians are invited to join. A temporary auditorium in the upstairs of the parsonage is in course of construction and will be ready for services by June 1. The Liev basement apartment will be used for | S*rvices. the pastor's home. A choir has been | organized with BE. C. Twiford, direc- tor and Mrs. H.C. Mathis, planist. | Corner of East ——- Durbin streets. | pa tor. be present Sunday evening Mr, Bartle’s address to bring North Casper. 1009 North Durbin Geo, Woodward, Pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. m., 0. Specht, superintendent; Christian deavor, 6:45 p. m., leader Lyle Tyler. Topic “Something in the Bible ‘That Has Helped Me.” Morning worship, 11.00 a. m., text: “Ye Also as Living Stones, Are Built Up. a Spiritual House; even’ng worship, 0 p. m., subject, “A Suggestion to Titus.” Special music both morning and evening. You are invited to our Street, Methodist Episcopal. Second and South Lewis E. Carter, Chr'stian Scienos. ¥ 4 Christan Science services are held nday school, 9:45 a. m. Clanton avery sunt: ut 11 a. m. in’ the| for all ages. Men’s class taught b church edifice at Fourth and Grant|the pastor. Young men’s elas treets, Sunday school for pupils up| taught by H. B. Durham. Women’s ae tnecacalat 20 is held at 9:20 a. m,| Classes taught by Mrs, Goulding and 20 TABS 5 Pesan Rech pep x ey y. Ferguson. Employec Testimonial mectings ‘are he'd onj Mrs. G. W. Ferguson. Employ Yyecuescaven a oe Sermon, 11:00 a. m., “Two Great Ex- ample Given by Our ; anthem, “Great and Gloriou lich. Junior church, 11:00 a. m., con- ducted by Mrs. Carter. David’ Li Fair View Addition has city water, fire plug, telephone anc. electric Ight lines, Just across the street. Dobbin Oe ok <S SSE — “Rich as Butter— Sweet as a Nut” Wyoming Baking Casper, Wyo e Phone 1732 American Legion Auxiliary DANCE BENEFIT DISABLED VETERANS Government Hospital at Sheridan, Wyo. ARKEON, MAY 23, 1923 Admission 25c TOMORROW 9:45 The Sunday Our bible school continues to grow. } Che Casper Daily Tribune ingstone and slavery in Africa will be considered. Eporth League, 7:00! a. m., leader, C, A. Hutchison; Miss Woth will sing. Sermon, 8:00 p. m., “The Fruit of the Spiril anthem, “Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah,” Wildermere; solo, Mr. Osborn. Wed- nesday, 7:30 p. m., prayer meeting. The study of St. John’s gospel will be continued. Bring Bibles. Thurs- day, 8:00 p. m., recital by piano pupils of Mrs. Ethel Strickland. Fri- day, 7:30 p. m., choir rehearsal. First Baptist. C. M. Thompson, Jr., pastor. Sun- |day school, 9:45 a, m. Morning wor- |ship, 11. Morning theme, “How Do |I Know that I am a Child. of God.” Young People’s Servica, 7 p, m. Miss Ruth Allsman leader. Evening wor- ship, 8. Theme “Weighed, and Found this year, according to plans now be- ing developed by the Overseas Me- morial Day association and the Amer- ican Legion, will be the occasion for the final consecration of the graves of the 30,587 American soldiers whose bodies will rest forever in foreign soil. To carry out this {dea arrange- ments have been made to have Lin- coln's Gettysburg address read at the ceremonies at all the eight military Wanting.” The pastor, being at At lantic City this week, attending the Northern Baptist convention, — the Rev. J. P. Olson will speak both at the morning and evening serv! Wednesday evening, mid-week pra er service. Thursday evening, men's night. Friday evening, women’s night |The Rev. Phillips, of Gillette, will speak next Sunday morning and eve ning. St. Marks. Rev. Philip K. Edwards, Rector. Holy Communion at 8 a, m. Church school at 9:45 a. m. Morning pr: and sermon at 11 a. m. St. Anthony's Catholic. Corner of . Seventh and Center strets. The Rey. Father J, H. Mul. lin, pastor, Masses on Sunday at 7 9 and 10:30 a. m. Mass during the week at 8 a. m. Benediction Sunday 3 p. m. ae se Jewelry and watch repairing by ex: pert watchman; all work guarantee<. Casper Jewelery Mfg. Co. O SBldg ———— Fair View Addition is within the city limits, Dobbin Realty Co. 237 ‘Center. “How to Bathe Internally” Our Rubber Goods department will be glad to show you the simp: lest, most natural form of ‘taking an Internal Bath With Prevents and Relieves Constipation The best, safest und most con venient method known is by means of the E “J. B. L. Cascade” Secure Free the wonderful book telling what it will do and what it has done. For Sale By SMITH-TURNER DRUG co. 131 South Center Street, women's class taught by Mrs. Carter CASPER MONUMENT WORKS 505 E. Second St. Casper, Wyo. Robert Simpson, Prop. cemeteries abroad. This announce- ment is made by Colonel Francis E. Drake, president of the Memorial Day association. The chief service of the day will be a solemn memorial ceremony in Paris on the morning of May 30 when the memorial of the American Pro-Cathedral of the Holy Trinity to the memory of the American Divisions; the American Ambulance Service, and the Lafayette Flying Corps, together with the stat- ute of Columbia, are to be unveiled. This ceremony will be under the presidency of Myron T. Herrick, the American ambassador, and it is ex- tablets in the cloister] pected that the great allied war FRANCE PLANS HOMAGE TO AMERIGAN SOLDIER DEAD QVERSEAS MEMORIAL DAY ASSOCIATION 1S IN CHARGE PARIS, May 19.—Memorial Day chiefs will attend. Invitations have been sent to Marshal Foch, repre- senting France; Field Marshal Haig and Earl Beatty, representing the army and navy of Great Britain; General Baron Jacques, commander- in-chief of the Belgian army; Gen- eral Diaz, Italian minister of war; General John J. Pershing and Alvin W. Owsley, national commander of the American Legion. As in previous years, the French government will co-operate in all the ceremonies with official represen- tatives and troops at those burying places where it is possible to have them. In the afternoon of May 30 impres- sive services will be held at the Sures- nes Military cemetery, just outside of Paris. It is hoped that the allied commanders will attend these serv- ices as well as those at the Pro- Cathedral. Similar services will take Place at all the other cemeteries, and these will be in charge of delegations from the Memorial Day association and the American Legion. The plans provide, as in the past, for the placing of flowers on every SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1923, soldier's grave in France, Belgium and Great Britain. The London Post of the American Legion has assumed the responsibility for decorating all graves at the Brookwood ceme- tery, the only place in England where American soldiers are buried. Similar plans have been made to decorate the graves of American soldiers at Waereghem, Belgium. STRONG CAST IN ‘ADAM AND EV AT AUALTO FOR THREE-DAY SHOWING Marion Davies has a strong sup- porting cast in her latest Paramount- Cosmopolitan production, “Adam and Eva,” which will be shown at the Rialto theater starting Sunday for a three-day showing. T. Roy Barnes is leading man. Tom Lewis, William Norris, Percy Ames, Leon Gordon, Luella Gear and William Davidson are in the cast. Robert G. Vignola. director of “When Knighthood Was. in Flower,” also directed “Adam and Eva.” —————.—___ Fair View Addition has city water, fire plug, telephone anc electric light Unes, just across the street. Dobbin Realty Co., 237 S. Center. Richards & Cunningham Co. MEN’S DEPARTMENT CLOTHING SPECIAL SALE Of all Tweed Suits for only at $24.50 and $34.50 . 20 Per Cent Discount On all Men’s Gabardine Cravenettes and other styles of Raincoats and Top Coats for three days only. three days. only. MEN’S AND BOYS’ Hats and Caps 20 per cent discount on all Men’s and Boys’ Hats and Caps for three days Special Sale of Hats We will give you your choice of any Hat up to $4. for three days only......_ 00 value $2.95 THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST Don’t Labor All Your Life OWN A 10-ACRE LOT IN ENGLEWOOD 6 1-4 miles from Casper ON THE SALT CREEK PAVED HIGHWAY. Just think, a 10-acre Lot for onl $25, balance $10 per month. Streets leadin Wells are y $750. F nage Payment g from the pavement are being graded - being dug-Water is assured. These tracts will prove valuable as Casper grows. Now is your opportunity! John M. England Co Office Phone 1129 - 202 O-S Building mpany Home Phone 543-J RE Ss oats U2q MOA aye], 4 201APV $}5 Note how its carefully shaped bristles come natu- rally into contact with all the surfaces and crevices of your teeth. Especially does Dr. West's Tooth Brush clean those hard-to-reach strfaces inside and those crevices between your teeth where decay most often lurks. ‘Smith-Turner Drug Store’ THE WESTERN COMPANY Wrench, nie York NOTICE * Doctors Keith and Har: vey have moved their of- fices to rooms in the Kim- ball Block over Wray's Cafe. Phone 30. |