Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 27, 1923, Page 10

PAGE TEN. Cbe Casper Daily Cridune wanes ts HEF ape NT AT TTT FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1923. KENTUGKIAN TO HEAD BAPTIOT WORLD ALLIANCE Dr. E. Y. Mullins Elected President Thursday at Stockholm Meet. 5 STOCKHOLM, July 327—(By The ‘Associated Press.}—Dr. E. Y. Mullins of Louisville, Ky., was unanimously } elected today president of the Bap- tist World Alliance. Dr. Edward Young Mullins ts prest- Gent of the Southern Baptist Theolog- ical Seminary at Louisville, Ky., and of the Southern Baptist convention. | He began his professional life as a telegraph operator at Corsicana, | Texan, but decided to enter the min istry an dattended the theology sem- | < inary at Louisville, of which he 1s| now the president. Dr. Mulins is 65 years old. Tt is as wn author of books on religion that he is most-~widely known. STOCKHOLM, July 27—(By The Associated Press}—Toronto, Canada, } was chosen today by the Baptist World Alliance as its meeting place five years hence. Congress was to adjourn at noon : MONTE CERLO FILMED IN “CHMILLE” SCENE Probably no spot of world-wide in terest ever has been more faithfully | reproduced for film purposes that has the interior of the famous Casino at Monte Carlo for Naztmova's produc- Camille,” a Metro picture be shown at the Wyoming tomorrow. In addition to the construction of stages at Metro's Hollywood the entire movie colony ¢/2s ed for the picturesque types to be geen in the action dep’ y icipated in the pro y the glamor of the famous but the tragedies of its ght of comedy nating flashes that characterize all ed Nazimova’s productions are seen in this phase of the story of “Camille Sa TMi eT es BIG AUCTION SALE There will be a big auction sale at 254 South David, Saturday afternoon p. m. of household furniture, dding, cooking utensils, dishes etc. Harned Furniture Co. id. Phono 249. pel oi Babs ntl AE Building and Loan Elects TACOMA, Wash., July 27.—Ann E. Rae, of Niagara Falls Y.. was electeC president of the United States League of Local Building and Loan associations here at tho closing ses sion of the thirty first annual con vention of the organization. FRECKLE - FACE Sumand Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots. How to Remove Here's a chance, Mis e to try a remedy for freckles with the guarantee of a reliable concern that it will not cdst you a penny unless it removes the freckles; while if it does give you a clear complexion the ex: pense is trifling. Simply get an ounce of Othins — double strength—from any drugeist jand a few applications should show you how easy it is to rid yourself of |the homely freckles and get a beauti ‘ful complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the worst case Be sure to ask the druggist for the @ouble strength Othine as this ftrength is sold under guarantee of money back if it ifails to remove freckles.—Advertisement, USED CAR BARGAINS Buick five-paasenger car with Cxlifornia top. Chandler four pas- senger sport, Studebaker Light Six touring with iso wheels. Studebaker Sales and Service C. WEST, Sales Manager. 221 West Yellowstone 142 East Second St and the fasci- |' | | an address by Senator Hiram | publican party. | Senator Johnson has been consid |ered presidential timber by many of his friends and {t was predicted that the dinWer given in his honor last night would be the occasion for launching a boom, Such, however, | was not the case, so far as many for- | mal statements were concerned. There were several among the guests, how- ever, who’ shouted, at one time or another, “Hiram in 1924.” It was indicated that Senator John- son would carry his fight against the| United States joining the world court| to various sections of the country. He insisted the court had its genesis in the League of nations and was still a part and parcel of the League. uropean countries generally, and Britain in particular, he de-| lared, were filling America with/ propaganda and flattery in an attempt to bring about participation in thetr| affairs, He received his greatest ap- plause when he declared it was not) America’s brains that were wanted in| Europe, but her money and potential} military man-power. | poms wihla Training Camp Month Named For Colorado! DENVER, Colo, July 27.—Gov- ernor William E. Sweet has issued a proclamation designating the month of August as “training camp month’’| during which the government will conduct a@ citizens’ military training camp at Fort Logan. In his procla- mation Governor Sweet urges young men of Cé sion to th Made of tan, willow calf, All sizes ——. on a neat, welt soles and rubber heels, Q% OURC A 20 per cent reduction on any men’s wear in our stock. Wonderful values in all departments. The Shikany Shoe & Clothing Co. "7 ARMY DRESS SHOES son last, soft box and rubber heels. 94.98 BLACK KID DRESS SHOES Made on full, round toes, straight last. All sizes.....__..__. WORLD COURT FIGHT OF JOHRSON MAY BRING ABOUT PARTY SPLIT NEW YORK, July 27.—(By The Associated Press).— Denunciation of President Harding’s plan for America’s en- try into the world court which was emphasized here in Johnson of California, was| studied closely by political observers today, many of whom| saw in it a forecast of a sharp division in the ranks of the Re- ORY TODAY A fearful accident in which a rail- road man lost his life ts told in the thrill which won first place today.— Thrill-a-Day Editor. “As the wife of a raflroader I have lived through many thrills. But I be- lieve the greatest was an engine ex- plosion near our home in Missouri ee THRILL ST The fireman was caught under fall- ing debris by one leg. Lying near the fire with no hope of help in time he begged some one to cut his leg off with the axe. The whole crew was under influence of liquor and let the man actually be cremated rather than do s0."—L. A. CRISIS NEAR IN GREECE PARIS, duly 27.—(By The Asso- ciated Press.\—The situation in Greece is described as of the gravest by the Belgrade news papers, especially the Novosti, says a despatch to the Matin from the Serbian capital. The news from Athens is scanty but it declared the republican movement is gaining headway in the army and that a ministerial crisis ts imminent owng to am split in the Venizesta party, sth Lars heat Salespeople wanted, who are full of 232 Ss econd, Becklinger Bldg. GUARD TROOPS [No ait Room | OFF FOR LANDER ~ AND RNERTON | Lander and Riverton cavalry troops who have been marooned in Casper by flood conditions for two days left at | noon today for Shoshoni on a special |train over the Northwestern. From there they will make the trip over- land to Riverton and Lander. The men comprise two troops of the Wyoming Natinal guard who have been jn encampment at Cheyenne. They have their horses with them. seals Saree Champion Cowgirls Of Future to Draw Trips to Honolulu ‘CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 27.— Be- ginning next year, the champion all- round cowgirl, as established by per- formance at the Cheyenne Frontier Days celebration, will be given a trip to Honolulu at the expense of the Honolulu AM club. A cablegram an- nouncing this Cetision by the club was receivec’ Tuesday by Ed Rowse, prominent Honolulu business man and former resident of Cheyenne, who is) here to attend the wild west cele- bration now in progress. The award cannot be made this year because of in suffictent time in which to draw up rules and conditions, The prize will cost the Honolulu elub about $1,500 annually. ONSTIPATION A cause of many {lls. Harm. fal to elderly people. 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This became known today following conference between County Commissioner W. B. Rich- mond and Municipal Judge Strenick. Commissioner Richmond appealed to Judge Strenick to suspend por- tions of fines of some of the prison- ers in the county jail at Ely Ria, which is jammed with liquor law violators. Judge Strenick refused. “The people voted in favor of prohibition and if the jafl is not large enough you will have to build an addition,” Judge Strenick said he told Richmond. BARRACKS IN ERIN WRECKED BX EXPLOSION BELFAST, July 27.—(By The Asso- clated Press)—A bomb was exploded on the window sill of the Civic Guard Police at Ballintra, county Doneg: Of Dry Laws}, wrecking the building and damaging a house opposite. No one was in- jured. crossing the Fermanagh-Caran bor-|they were handed over to the Free der, State authorities. The specials fired on the southern- Ty aloe y TA ers, who dismounted and attempted] Howard C. Thompson, of Tulsa, to reply but the Ulster men rushed/‘Okla., has returned to his home after in and captured them. spending some time here on business The three prisoners were released| and visiting with his brother Franq F. and conveyed to the border where!,Thompson. BELFAST, July 27.(By The Asso- ciated Press—Three free state soldier cycalists were seized by Ulster spec- fals yesterday after they allegedly refused to halt when challenged in e = 3 Oe = LAN Lif dro origindl labe fi ca’ s tous ce er sold by means oi premiums PPOIIIIEIISILILIL ILL BRNNSSISINNANAAANIN Fit ining ms Order a pound ofullerNienot a pound of coffee} INTO) Drastic Price RE IN THE DUCTION JULY CLEARANCE SALE |} DRESSES Group One 57 in this lot formerly, sold at $5 and $6, now__ $9.95 Tissue Ginghams, ported ginghams, nonette with fancy sizes 16 to.46. Big as- No two alike. sortment. 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