Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1923, Page 5

_. FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1923. “STANDARD CODE, “OF ETHICS 'S BEING ADVANCED Many Associations Join In Movement Fostered By Rotarians ST. LOUIS, June 22—More than : 4 one hundred and seventy trade and Start of the race in which 23 yachts sailed from New London, Conn., to Bermuda, 622 miles away. Each Professional associations throughout! o¢ the doughty cruising yachts was manned by amateurs, Not knowing how long some of them might take this country have adopted standards to finish the run, officials conducting the race ordered that each boat carry food and water to last the crew | of ethical practices for their members, three weeks. But it was hoped that the winner weuld cross the line at Bermuda within four days. Chairman Bert Scribner of Pueblo, Colo., head of Rotary’s Business Methods committee announced at Britain, would lead to direct conver the session of the fourteenth an- | P i itions between Paris and Berlin nual convention of Rotary Interna- tional: y t “The first step for each is to estab- u G , ; . lish for himself a solid desis of pe i othics,”” he said. “This basis, when lt ee matically go into effect in his social ] employed in’ the life. | Soda works of Li “Directed effort. however, is neces Che Casper Daily Cribune PAGE FIVE. Many Captives Chinese captives of the Shantung Francisco newspaperman fi, 086 bandits on Paotzuku mountain are W. E. Sout f the | - Re 4 in a desperate plight and several society, to p red t have | Losing Minds| "32,52 2% since 86, fore | cording to advices received by the ———— Shanghai Rot: clup. | SHANGHAI, June £ d Press.)—Up and Rev | ttish Bible | b inking In an se of th | g0ne insane since the foreign *ndeavor to obtain the sufferers. Engineer Reveals The Real Facts About Case Declares Tanlac Entirely }1t 1 wouldn't be able to get my breath | Overca Ss . at all. I suffered from constipation f reame Stomach Trouble |touiant eicep well. ond alten at of 5 Years’ Standing—| worn out I Gained 13 lbs. and Feels 20 very little z, es 4, Well, y Years Younger, He States. auney Economically How often have you called “Long Distance- for a party you knew was within a mom- ent’s call of his own telephone? There is a less expensive way to reach him by telephone and, nce our first duty and primary inte est is to give you good service, we prot to tell you how to cut down your Long Di tance bill, now as they w and I sleep lik ‘Since taking like T hadn't nd I never healtate to recommen | »,|the two to e sufféring fr an@ constipat Paniac is sold by ali| ept no substitute tles sold. Pills are ORURDERESRASRLLTESRERSE REAR SERS If you know John Smith is going to be in his office, Don't call for him personally. call for his office. Call his telephone n ber if you have it, or merely ask for the office of John Smith, years or more I had in a I couldn't eat any naturo’s | r sale | t having sharp pains in h and around my heart and engineer den Aniline and wigshafen, con victed of sabotage. The court confirm OWeaeyensesig : | Such a call is known as a “station-to-station” sary to build upon this ethical basis} _ ESSEN, June 22.—(By The Associated Press).—A Bel-|ed the sentence of death pronounce: ° call—a_telephone-to-telephone call rit in the business life. gian corporal and a private were killed and one private was|"ecently by the lower tribunal, otice ruc: Men the expense is about one-fourth less than if ‘Rotary is conducting a campaign) wounded at Marl, near Recklinger when they endeav- a i oi for standardized methods in each and JUDWIGSH:! 22, ee GD TEE you had asked for Smith in person. ored to search two Germans at a control post. ee tee Swisr aa : every vocation. Think of 90,000 bust- i al eee |The sugar factories’ at Frankenthal Temar masdizin a6 .ditticeat: coontclee %6e The Germans, upon being challenged, drew revolvers and poring villages of Fried. We will trade more good used cars for truck work. the world giving sinmultancous study|4nd immediately began shooting. They were arrested by Offstrn, haye been occu: Such a call will not always satisfy you but our experience is that it will often prove just as satisfactory. Remember that and next time tell the operator it is a “station-to-sta tion” call. : -|other members of the post, and the |pied b pe hice Pag Sayld Uecltase, Semper Woe = ne-|{mportance are tmpending in Franco-| ~ I h Have hauling to pay for car. authorities have announced tha Spier vectarccineetTia Beer tions will be taken against th n|German relations, ing the same study to the three main and district where the shooting oc printed in the Daily T contracts or relations of business: | CUFFed. t pre Syria faserts: th pCoptact with -thowe tromiwhor Welle LONDON) Tune #2.—(By "The Asso: |to\ dé . barber with our competitors ana} ated _Press.)—Developments of great ‘out “Contact wit oo : * alliet professions. “Contact with the public—both cus tomers and the general public. “This ts a work of eliminating dual | * standards—the Rotarian is striving to govern his business relations by the) same moral standards as govern his} = social relations with his fellows. “Last year 107 and this year be- twoen 50 and 60 additional trade and professiona! associations adopted, and are today working to set down in| clear, concise language, just what constitutes ethica! and what const- tutes unethical conduct. “More important still—these codes are being adopted! and observed. Lit- erally thousands of business men are declaring publicly what the Golden Rule means when translated into terms of business conduct.” YES TO RVIL PIKE , = ole "OF EBIP, 6 MARIE oo QAIRO, June 22.—Catro is gossip- Ing again. The inhabitants had barely recovered from the Tutankhamen af- fair when a scion cf the Egyptian royal house secretly married an Eng- Yish girl. The bride was Miss Morwena Bird, and the royal bricegroom is Prince = Said Halim, second cousin of King Fyad. The minute the rega! relatives the prince heard about his love for an English maid of another faith they began making objections, but = got nowhere with them. The prince simply tdok his sweetheart into a Moslem religious court, went through the ceremony and ran away to sce Europe in the fashion of honeymoon- ars. Miss Bird since the war has been| ; one of the bright figures of Cairo’s| ballrooms. Her father was a colonel stationed in Egypt before the war. 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