Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 30, 1924, Page 4

2AGE FOUR. ; : Che Casper Sunday Cribune z : American Legion oa Vhs a Library Here ; Political Status of the . Better Homes Milk Fund to . ; t . sae Campaign to ||427#ary Plans Great Aid to Worth Citizen bs Peed Be Promoted Conti ihe ee cola Club Wom os was ta ain Be In Seal Sal i ontinued u OMEN | ir-ansone tar seriously auge) “orized to hold the otis of obfet’ Wale The: members of the American tioned the political status of | executive. - 3 * Legion Auxiliary are preparing a Srnec ot the United hitse Babs sawn iS Soke Bh chest of beautiful lMnens and - = ¥ p! iz . Pt ° the tion of the amendment to |. setal. Federation Is} {220% oe* tthe ateea! away as Service Motto Stands Out| the “constitution extending the ag ; epartmental Club to Geriera edera the Arkeon on the night of De- Y C id: Tetrilseee or. ches teaneesse ey. |aaeniaee erento ae ial ies ; 1 Ant Reidy tolaaneh cember 9 n Attention Given them surely that doubt has been | invariably used the pronoun “he” Lend Assistance in i eady to Lau | ° “Chances ‘are: to be tenld, by. tha bli removed by the results of the re-'| instead. of the qualifying phrase A 1 Campai: New Drive eevee raamangpesntt, SAG Public cent e'ection in Texas. For in- | “he or she.” nnua. paign = SAF pe < among the dis veterans * The Natrona County library is one i: by th ‘ je gen meeting of the saeetter Homes Est) Aererone hospitals. The chest. will be ye of the best equipped libraries in the | 1s! battle was waged by those | f+ he courts seldom: quible Casper Departmental club to te y the General Federation opposed to the choite of Mrs. Fer- launched by the G: ‘ ‘ on display in the window of the |/ son state. Mrs. E. C. Rogers, the librar- fi over such a provision when it ts held December 3 at the K. ot p. 5 president, Mra, John -D. Sherman-ts} CC i4en Rule beginning” pext |e =e Jan, has for her able assistants, Miss | EUS. the governor-elect. in order | nade clear that the qualifications hall, the entire time will be r soon to. open its 1925. campaign. The |. Golds oe Sta Alva Randa and Dr, £. H. Davie te, | ‘2 obtain from the courts a ruling | 2h4'umieations imposed apply. to over to a business mecting at 5 following letter has been jeaen 3 = gether. with Mies Catherine Ceale Da Raisin cer b eaemae ra! incumbent or candidate no matter : ‘ “In May, 1924 Better Homes Wee ,| vote, are not, absei of which sex. : e Chri: ; was observed in more than 1.500) \7 ot ars League to dictions the checking of children’s} special enabling les But despite the fact that*may te ; the Red Cat t communities, and, thanks largely be gonceeded that women are ell- 4 tuburcular fund is to be considered, hip of the club Nearly all of the best magazines ible f blic office holdi: It fs int od ; the quality of St d I h) ti arid newspapers are received at the Basin ‘Women Take Ls hag pRcerann tid oa po ie ter ip Pie peda to note that state : the programs demonstrations udy immigration brary every month, and there ts i ingoer te hate ray a pdr oe P Departmental club teen ee : : F | ‘ “\| hardly an hour in the day that the é C © 5 was higher than ever. aa we |" Red Cross officials and pensions| tables are not’ occupied. and pay the annual po'l or head cent of the proceeds from this sale, + ‘This year we hope to make t | iP ew nela text ; to be applied to the milk fund ; movement the most significant con-}| Women are taking are seeking to obtain an| he rental shelf shows the fruits Pp ig: Tt epksan to he iottinnne ttpay the inh: ban strlen ind which r structive factor in American life.|tive interest in from the government | o¢ much study as to the public taste, . r eae should be reaiatted to pay the nec- ted yer arb hd make a lastin, fund to asec’ 4 : ‘The problem of how we can protect | problem that the 5 will‘ take Mrs. Mary ADn| anq it ts interesting to note that the H to Traditions bee Sestecttboes duibhling. tes 4E"| eheinotiee Maree women coca: miter aero ee assist the » the American home, ‘keep it whole-| Women Voters has eee papel vat wrecwatc trates Sho| newer books which are reviewed in IStOry, is a duty, and an obligation’ that iinow, Mit, Themes 4. Thoe wignw: hit F ve its quality is a| mittee to study the question with a|poorhouse at Worcester, Mass. the ‘New. York, Phang a Ms 3 a : é protiem which we club women must| view to forming a pollcy on the|{eclaren she enlisted as a private |‘ New York, and Boston papers , pcg with the privilege of casting [ot the pioneer ‘iim mein. hae taken| Bridie Meas Ada c take the initiative to solve. Better | question Involved and to report its| 3d Massachusetts Volunteers The research, books are numerous The Basin Woman's club had for ~s situs ‘The C: We ‘8 i Homes in American has asked us,| findings to the executive council nd served as one of the boys in| ana jt is possible to find material |its subject at the November meet- (Me See | yi oa iit a haa RST eG inl cine tenlee oman '® Department. and’ national organizations to 1ond next » being taken everywhere for | on almost any subject. “The War-|ing “New England History and Tra- : bridge 160 eee M weries of co-operate The man. Her husband, Peter John-|'ney Library” 1s a most comprehen. | ditions.” rt sae Of DURE ee ee es Dur. , “As a first ste can you not give nese -evkins, on, I also sn the Worcester poor-| five set of books for club women aa |The leader for the day was Mre.|1 JC a an oosen anks Me schools for under nourieies oe. > this early consideration to deter-| Known sociologist who use, but they are in separate they contain material on authors, | Téach, who told of the origin of aren ‘or under nourished chil. ‘ ts local clubs | member of the r inge. Red Cross workers hope] 4+ F aaa tab’ ’ | Thanksgiving day, referred to the ° * 5 raed this campaign? If| dustrial board ) obtain an allowance that will] ts "ea ae Pht ates 7 pe he gata Thanksgiving feasts among the Ss Y on: edics nous sri Mea hd was held at the 4 a new committee on the American|tor of the Coun rmit their reunion outside the| org much easier to read than the | Jewish people, and later among the Sire. Willan Ree and Q pme has already b established | Education. orhouse walls. vera: edia. Greeks. In England the day is i be: 2 Tr sevent 2 re oir cto ttuwoula Dei iiweiy its Areetae sncyelopacts. trace back to the’ Bkxone in the five guests were present at each take over this function. } ‘The club room in the basement 1s | simeMot Edward, the first being cele- Hope very cheerful, and is open to the Removal of Appendix Through Diminutive I; in “Letters to appoint local Better brated in 1621. President Lincoln .ppe! be neision Homes chalrmen wave been sent aut | acific I e€ace I romoted There to an open five and alwaye a |! 1864 was the first one to declare Holds Wonder for Male Rivals; ‘Mental mes chair s ieraut There is an open fire and always a] i¢\ national holiday. olds Wonder for Male Kivals; enta: g from Washington. In, communities pretty nosegay of seasonable flowers de of the fact that ” : = where there were chairmen in 1924, . ° on the desk. The children use the Mention was made of the Sleep Solves Pain such chairmen have been reappoint omen O a 1 omia library nearly as much as the grown | te Pilgrims did not literally land ed, In other communities nomina on Plymouth rock. Neither did the | tions will be most welcome. Name. : UP People, and the hours from four | pigrims’ wear the high crowned home. : The next tea will be given Decem. ber 6 at the K, of/P. hall under the direction of the Mesdames Harry Astin, John Jones, Phillip Winter, Harold Marple and C. D. Welch. The parties are being given on Saturday so that the teachers may be able to attend. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Win. ter, Mrs. Astin or Mrs. Jones, —_——___ One of the greatest medical wizards of today is a woman, and her name is Bertha Van Hoosen the centers of the brain. which alone feel pain, from the rest of the body. But the marvelous traits of this F addresses and club been sireg A ee Rated Me Loa Nod hats which, we are ecoustahied 4m sent as soon as possible to. Dr. : d ; k James Ford, executive - director, |Expression of Good Will Toward Women of the| %?ervited, and questionable on z 2 ete ab basa se are not permitted to go out. : She takes out the appendix through] surgeon, are not in the anesthetic Zetter Homes in 4 a, 5 . * 4 : butto: » and th tient isjalvne. Shi a t { | Pennuivanior aregiio; HWashicslaa.| Orient Reaffirmed by Federation of Clubs roo teen a eel eta |W Olid Federation" ieiges "as tara eta |sitte Math, eee” Fravecis MeMillen D.C. | in Executive Session line, and the new Bettina cook books no knowledge of an operating room, | geon takes pride in several of them, name are also to be found. no memory of anything, but the|she takes pride in one “or” two. Teachers Urged The staff is unusually obliging of ea 4 tickling of a needle! Dr. Vanj Through a small button hole in the Booked to Appear Unique Program 1e © California ederation of|¢ndeavor to make world peace, world vis: x Hoosen, who teaches surgery at the| center of the: abdomen, she inserts e ! aa ainlia i veretive heace would bo a reality. Friend-| clu women im thelr searth tor meee] Lo Banish Unirest| tameus Cook County hospitat of| two. extremely sensitive’ fnsers| AE Carnegie H eit has reaffirmed its expressions of|ship with Japan cannot harm Call:| ¢erig] suitable for reports, and they Chicago, does not believe in pain.| which “see” your entire abdominal , Features Meeting good will “to the women of the|fornla. We must diséourage efforts] ao it willingly and courteously. Her metnods are fast traveling} cavity. The appendix js quickly Orient and Occident,” with the hope|to insure Japanese exclusion by around the world. Pf 23 pees " “ Several new books ‘worth mention- ot ti f teachers, as ‘that we may arrive at an under-| fanning the flames of racial hatreds, A world federation o! 5 She considers pain a relic.of the of B. & P. W. Club standing of, and a friendship for| The federation has restated clearly | "S are: “The White Monkey,” by | one step toward the abolishment of | aark ages, and so do her thousands removed through ‘this bitton hole.| It will be of fhterest to! the peo- There {s no long side incision to| Ple of Casper to*know that Francis heal, or to cause limping. McMtlen, the violinist who appeared 2 iva ara idl each other in maintaining the peace|its position and the executive board ee ee ore Tittle seen at Oe eee ar tien taneave cot et patients, roe the has, Ota; fi ‘ re Romie bee eed auspices of acific."* disapprov thc en Sedgewick; r rsed . J. lete'g remo’ in| from * Pui partme: concert ser. Stara. cone Burdett, chairman of pratise veuritiee i aceueaeite cal ba ete Ramer Ly ee St. Johns technical high school in ete $ erations by her marvelous High School ‘Pupils t borate to: appear Tuesday. of this The! meeting of the Business-and | foreign clubs in the federation, sald:| the clubs of California in an attempt yg pein Ft eee Nore an address befcre 4 amt of} anesthetic, “mental sleep.” week at Carriegie Hall in New York Professional women yesterday at the | jt is our particular business at this| to offset the announced stand of the | G0tS® Agnew, Cham! i teachers in Manitoba. These things City. This ‘shows that the club is Henning hoteb was very unique-| time to try to bring about z offering exceptional talent in their ” Suppose you were to be operated see kindly | State Federation, representing ap- op eo Eglo Radhi Vines can only, come to pass through th upon tomorrow. ‘Tonight, if you| of Gotham’ Authors. ey: ‘ cw 4 P 7 ‘ " ries, and not second rate artist Clever place cards marked the places 4 friendly understanding with the] proximately 70,000 wome: iS exchat if and as the teach] wore able, you wouldgo.to a show, me sts, of each’ member./"Whe program for | ona cnendy on nations: ninatuaiie inn Licance kage ature,” vy Joseph Collins, and a. org! w: le forthe ideat | "TT otter it. to the ef RE ha is The farhous pianist Mung, who is - impromptu and ri 4 7 psychological study by Frederick ‘he minds of the children; |; hi ould” be. ‘Cie to ‘appear «together with Richard the most part ides ss Pi ninae i Japan, and if womankind wens Edu tional W. k Pierce} called ‘Mobilizing. the Mid. | py navoc fF webct Ataich.ct ten ths ‘five 1] epee ths thn igs ro) ity ext Oxooks gy SAnuMaN AY the mbt were asked, wi , ti ization in t ca vocat! of teach: awakent @ slight ‘tickle o! a earl, G 4 vibin -notisas torive talks (pn iki |e ee ee ee. brain." While not exactly a newer | ers so that all might work with the | : : “ America theater, scored a remark. i jects, which most of them knew book, Papina’s “Life of Christ": con-| same object in view. py egdips In pyotirss afar y containing great favorit ble triumph this week at Vi i i i tifically worked out. dosage, r al Erste 4 nothing about."Several arrests were | F lection Dope Upset W ins Big Res; nse. | tinues to_be = great favorite. ‘scopolamin and’morphine.; ‘The next |~ Unusual ‘aiioiy text Gooks'ts one} Ye": B.C. Bceording: to thé news. made for people: not. talking Jong po , - i “Chri ; 1d ask the .“When| written by the high school Paper from that city, enough anditor not saying’the prov-! By Women in Inland Christmas Ship of day you would ask the nurse n y igh school pupils Ta. ; ie : pats) am_I to -be operated upon?” of New York City, and published Ns ERE e . Miss Ruth Pi ang F | : W der th is ‘ ; 2 Li - nt Business and Professional Wo- Village of Colorado sO hermop, olis | Delft Embroidery Reagan’ on Seay fully: wee ooeewllon fovee,ina: ater Tuck aA. Textiax onion dover Shopping sts Are men's song and Miss Mina Ellis To German Women k lainnig the objects . : nausea, no memory of leaving your paceas ape idea of ee high is gave a talk explainnig 7 it R d F; d — room. ‘Ail is peace and pleasantness.| school pupils so. familiarize them: Gi Ti Sa of ithe club and why, club toaabeesitt Caan: fun the tawn') oe neae [Ham eee order § fevived mira ‘The church women’ of America| Mental sleep temporarily cute off {selves with thelr city government reat lime vers | shopla bp ‘enenietal tae. thelr “Club. | a saicityids calles woatioe Geklat ih iter co erie ccaee na geneals with representatives from all ‘the as to be able to write a textbook Shs Lidl (Hae wade asap iH Upsetting the plans of the Demio-| school operated ‘to make it m suc. great denominations, have organized was originated by Frank Rexford, There are.) probabiy.teks beet ape 93 et Sig crats and Republicans in the recent s were made to pupils on|, The latest idea in embroidery is|to send a “Christmas Ship of Woman Named As and the book was prepared under] | Th pee paler ae rors 3 Collect for emen a kid party | election a “woman's party” appear-|"The Value of Home Economics*|t® Copy designs from old delft as| friendship" to the church women of his supervision. selves of the shopping st gps z 3 - a et rihes seth weet mall jon day, and succeeded | ‘Is There a Future for the Com.|¥sed by: the manufacturers’ of ‘that |/Germany. ited Aide to Bankers ibe, sxpetiment iactiaved can ied: | oe time and Pear 1s Ww ns ‘0 be give Nay in alackle “Leb keoobiatleatann ce 1 Student.” “Manual. ‘Train,| lovely Wear, This {s the idea of a] In every hamlet In the Unite mirable plece of work, and can be| er Y, as well as B made; hy the chairman, of: the: #0 justicn ofthe pent n High School” and other sub.|Célever Parisienne and now all the| States, word of this stretching out used to advantage not only by New| 00d temper. The shopping list pre- 3 committee. Club memt J Mrs. (Nellie Thompson was clected| jects of interest to pupils and Date fashionable world is following her] of the hand of friendship from the York students, but those in other| Y€™tS aps in the day's work by see- 3 minded Tone eter oa | ditation «tit the ae Mianlacineahéss tonto ; "plead. “The garments with the em-| women of our fortunate country to ajora MecDaniels of Indianapolia| sections. Naturally it is not written ing et that there is plenty of se aba bY net him feo De. | busband, abo ranas a. Repnttions, | tr mopolls Women's elup|roldered decoration presented by] the ‘women of Germany ts being |recentiy. assumed the duties of ex-|in uniform style, as it was written | Cvervt Ing [needed on the shelves pee ine eae aS gta itn 24 Morea, who was elected zes In-thelr annual con-| the dressmakers, even when hand | read. ecutive secretary of the Indlana|by hundreds of high school pupils, | "° pre *Be day's. work. TRUBS Petry stant pester saat ud Beso will serve in her husband's r the best composition on| “one, do not show real personality.| The ship sailed this month latlen| state Bankers’ Association, an hon-|each sphool having prepared a Mets haa of us can say that we 4 court. He was elected justice cf the |“How t Various anixationa teh is has wearied tidious ones a} with cocoa, milk, clothing, and other] 5. conferred on her by fourteen | chapter. pee started a cake, only to find | peace, solely because endorsed by! his Community May Co-operate in| bit. These later garments show the years of faithful service. The theme of the book fs the] Op ycttee ite eee cue | both parties. Community Enterprise.’ embroidery all placed according to is said to be one of only] civic accomplishment of New York ‘cannula wees very good idea to the taste of the wearer, * whether | go with this ship and will meet with | three women so honored. , She has| bath present and past, and throusi coep two shopping lists, one for the [Ret eT Gone by hand or not. The decora-| the Christian, women of Germany. | heen prominently identified with the| out 1s woven enough narrative to thie bed Fe pats for ae | Left-O | 5 — soret 3 tion may be confined to the collar,| A Christmas Ship. of Friendship! gusiness and Profession! Women's| make it entertaining, ‘The text te things we can do without a few | The Left-Overs |} She Ss Lad Pied Piper cuffs, and pockets, or it:may be} is of deep significance in the great | ciub at Indianapolis fora number | well illustrated with photographs of | 1% 8° 98 eep within our bud- | hy y; set on a broad band at the bottom. | sabred fle'd cf woman'd life, and| cr yearg, Fohshttennaitions. get. 3 aif “ The latest skirts composed of wide} is d. hope that the good will which ; + Alico Bradley, principal of Miss} box pleats are prettily accented by| mothers every where have woven “Cr d ” I M Farmer's School of Cookery, and a an embroidered design placed at the] into the Christmas spirit may be pro- ‘an Canyon ‘Ss 4 PRUE SUEY, OLS 100 ae bottom of each pleat. Jected into our national life. suggestions for 1 up the left = : N overs fro! nksglying feast: Au Gratin. | Pictured for Club T 1 tablespc ses : __She’s Mrs Chaplin Now About Books and Authors|| He ae The Casper Woman's club met 1 cup soup (oyster or celery pre with Mrs. J. W. Bingham yesterday re | Margaretta Tuttle, author’of “Feet | clearly. For one cannot exist with- afternoon. Mrs, C. D. Hemry had . = of Clay,"" which was seen. here last | out the other. I have striven to say the paper for the afternoon, a treat i} uP ee = week as a movie, is writing another | as avell as possible on what I have ise on “The ey Se Canyon of the E ld flour, and when serial for a popular magazine to be| seen and learnt in my time, what Colorado.” | Mrs*Hemry handled her called “The Cobweb. these fine minds would have eaid had’ they seen and learnt the same things soup and stir unti sauce boils, Add turkey and celery, and more seasoning if desired. Put | in greased pans or ramekins. : } 1 subject very comprehensively, and described the scenic wonders in” beautifully descriptive manmer. Geo: Agn Chamberlain 1: 5 ae 1 i fies achinpasant piace et whit: i a ae Mis. Ogilbee Writes Herbert Quick, whose new novel “The Invisible Woman,” the thir story of a triology, wrote the stories with bread crumbs and bake un- til brown, between major operations at Mayo FS 3 $ g Brothers’ hospital at Rochester. ing in Jersey, almost across the For Poetry Magazine : Si aap Nenceat 9 Cicero on Friendship. Inchis new novel, “The Lantern on | i ; sitizaineth FNRI TREES wists 3 se Here are pearls from Cicero’s}‘the Plow.” He intends to sail early é « 4 under the pen name, Neal Gallatin, essay on “Friendship” illustrating|in February for China, India and| §,) “s the limits of the favors which may | other parts of the Far East. ’ hag a very claver piece called % = ci ess” “The i be rightly conferred upon a friend: Ls Oe ; MR rte ae ee rs pepy Lariat,” a poetry magazi: Ma’ ‘ i r ‘ “We may then lay down this rule} Edna Ferber’s new and popular “ a M. Spencer of Greybull is acon = of friendship—neither asle nor con-| noyel, “So Big," has already been c % ‘ sr P tributor.’ sent to do what fs wrong.” dramatized, and ‘will be released in “We should ask from friends, and |/December with Colleen Moore in the | do; for friends, only what is good.”| part of Selina. Peake. ~ “Nature has given us friendship as the handmald of virtue,’not as a Meeting Postponed to Aid Chest Drive Here Fannie Hurst has returned from partner in guilt.” Russia, and is living in the West minutes or until 4} a | Serve on toast. A poach- ‘The real limit to be observed in| Sixtjes, in New York City, in a E: . Pee 2 The Current Events division of ed egg may be served in center of mdship is this; the characters of|charming apartment decorated in ‘i ee the Casper Woman's Departments! theitivkes two friends must be stainléss."* the Italian style. club did not hold a meeting this One pimemto cut in strips and one month owing to a patriotic desire cup. of mushrooms may be served “Anatole France was entirely} Dorothy Speare, who wrote the to make the Commaunity Chest fund 1th: thin ‘Comme nekee sa Ia Setar French in his tastes, his instincts, | popular light novel, ‘The Gay Yea: gO over, and nearly every member will return to Europe soon to sing & $ of the division helped with the wort, in opera until next year. és a ‘ The Departmental club members 95 :, 2 : a whole turned out in a good way his affections,” says the Yorkshire Post. “Under the name of France he chose to write; and of his aims Pimentos Stuffed with Turkey. X silces of bread one inch and st w roun he once said to a critic, in reply to] Frank lL, Packard is a great golf “RAE Tee to assist in this work, under the ab! 4 . < ter. Remove pa » center, questions as to the sources of his| enthusiast, and for that reason does it os direction of Mr: ne leaving réund boxes of Brush wide learning—'The important thing | no writing in the summer time, so Me i § presiden: with butter and put in the oven un- je not, perhaps, my scientific bag-| long as golf season lasts. d delicate Wy Prepare gage, which is light. but rather the is eomed turke a preceeding reaction of modern discoverfes upon Maria Thompson Davies, that ex- Language Paper, Rea: recipe using only two-thirds cup of| jim ee @ sensibility formed by long com-| ceedingly brave and merry person To Thermopolis Club Nk in the sauce REGED nnd merce with the gentle, subtle, and| who fought so sturdily against a Mrs. LF: ‘Thornton of Thermor- Put six piment ach tn a small | " human authors of our country.’ long painful iliness, died suddenly at 4 2 ; her “He pointed to the old books load-| the National Afts club not long ago. olis. read a paper before the T! 1% ne a ss . mopolis Woman's club last S.tur invert in the brea xes, Retur ing the shelves of his library. Sho has, however, given’ us one of | This is the latest and best pictur re.-Che Ls english on mna geome. “aot | “Pied piping” is a wonderful vocation for women, says Miss Edith Gala “There are my sources. You will] the most unusual autobiographical | perhaps know her better en Lite Ore). Ghee Chasive nediee cote, Teh “ itd ueban eerne prepare! ! and surround with toma ot well of Huntington, W. Va. who haw tried tt for fivé. years, Working as@ | find there nothing save great or|romances in her ‘Seven Times | you know. ‘The comedian married her at 6 in the morning in the little | in os ‘a o Fares th nd al Weel Thesecrecipes may ised with | F@t_extermingtor in “28 states, Miss Caldwell has caused the ure, [charming writers who spoke good! Seven.” It should be a. hand: book is n observance cf Educations sft ayer chicken equally. well. be ne 5 | town of Empalme, near Guaymas, on the Gulf of California, in Mexico, | which was observed throughout th? oe _Semise of several mijlion rodent ~* “~~~ ~~ -French—that isto say-who thought for invalids the world over. city.