Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 22, 1925, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1925 | Ladies’ Will Me A‘d A 0 Lod, Aid society of the ) pyterlan church w Seer afternoon liss Shea Will Be at t of Mrs. Entertained F t liss Dorot rid S044) /9 1 entertain M ea Casper Man Weds ill be a bride inf Shosho ally at her hom South Kir Word has just been received that ll ethesiu tia e eme on the seventh of this month Erik Paul dman of Casper and Miss Gene woes t y Howard of Shoshon! were rar inited in marriage at Lander, the ‘rs, Kelly Hostess at eremor erformed by Justice Cow Club Luncheon rson, the have the best wishes of.their many Riverton, HJ Casper and Shoshoni friends for a Mrs. A. J. Kelly hag Invited | long and married life. ¥ wber of fr ds to an inf “2 pe 3) aes party at the | Meeting at club tomorrow afterr City Hall. ose The m ss at the city hall will sbands of Club Members anti night’ when I Monday Evening gelist W nmons leaves 2 « ma and Texas, Tonight the wee ? 1 inf t will be How to Study the M aes Bib in Order to Understand It,” i. L. 3 nd tomorrow night, “The Kingdom hlu ‘2 th I 1 the Millennium n street mot Oh api ae Dinner for Counell Bluffs Guest. The Misses Luncheon and Musi At Hoff Home Te Fyrne and Patricia Mrs. A. F. Hoff wiil preside at an | Rutledge will be hostesses at a din- Soe ataniand't ue this | ner given. Wednesday at the Hen teniban her home on South | ming dining room in honor of Miss Centex. wtrbat Mary Tookey of Council Bluffs, ie’ o-~@ Iowa, who is a guest at their home Dikeman-Boenan Wedding : ide Will Be Celebrated Today. Vive Pifveet, Beldge Miss Betty Dikeman of Brook! Club Will Mee += can eae Gosrian will Mrs. H, L. Richards of Park street ried’ at St Mark's Epis 1 entertain the Five Fifteen uFGh thilcevente a ifine club on E ries, instead of on t Wedne anned r r. ang oe Mrs Ren oo eee | Methodist Ladies’ Aid Will Mee Ea Meth nat church wie hold FOR INDIGESTION (2-00 sss ning, day a d« clock at the 4 East Second street \ Mrs. J. C. Alien: will be hostess {\ assisted Mrs, Naylor. 6 BELLANS Hot water Sure Relief LL-ANS PERSONALS BE Thomas ©. Cook of Denver is S¢ and 75¢ Packages Everywhere ting for a . aye in Casper. ma wah sw and M. B. Dodd v kr r men, were in Ca Ve from Deny esterday Photograph e Special F. O'T l rood Type e regular $12.00 1 one I r 6 CREDELL $6 STUDIO weir ae I frs, J. T. Hanna and hone 2702. 131 S. Center St H J morrow mor Ss gs for E Réek 4 DOWN STAIRS in sein Under Sprecher's Pharmacy nee cst re! oot Cee th the tiny tint of Golden Glint NOW ESTABLISHED IN OUR NEW LOCATION OPENING SPECIALS a riday and Saturday BOYS’ WASH SUITS Ro Suits | broadcloth “$3.00 CHILDREN’S HALF SOX For Thursday, CHILDREN’S she eae r values “$2. 0 GIRLS SUMMER HATS gingham gular ¥ To Close Them Out ; 25¢ Values up to $9.75 | Values up to STUART SHOP | 136 SOUTH CENTER ST. PHONE 2213 from Hyattville, mountains, ith in the Big Horn to remain until August During the absence of Dr. Han the Rey, John D. Smith of Doug nt | as, will occupy the pulpit at the | | Emmanuel Baptist church, | one _ 5 ~~ | Mr, and Mr Scott and daugh By MARY TOBIN | | ter, of Cornir . are spending } tt week in Casper, enroute to Ye = oe | tc e park | rior ter i Verne 5 bridal couple and th Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mechaley and Governor Nellie ‘Ta - Philip K. Ed hildren have returned from Winner, | ve ie akiy” : 7a bere {s. L where they e called by the e delegates from After the y the bride and]; and death of Mrs, Mechaley e delegates from 30 who] groom will attend an informal r ; ; Cheyenne atter t arth | ce n at the Warner home, | vn er ust biennial convent the | see { t lich, of the Chas. B. Wells | tern Federati ~ Wo-| The Senate of Matrons ic company, and Stanley L. Grie ubs Tuesday 1 I Entertained by Mrs. Philips, bel, of the Casper Stationery Allison also ex A d mpertant * meeting of the} pany, returned last evening from a e to the visitors on behalt of @ of Matrons) will be held this | business trip to Rawlins of Cheyenne. ening at eof Mrs, A. 1 ea ie he work of dividing the Nortt Ds, 4 st E rt H. Woods of the fuel d ment b : eee f the Burlington railroad, ‘is {r ) Redmen to Hold | Casper from Colorado Springs at , : Installation | tending to business affaris. eet a 1. 0.0 Harry Fayer of D ne divis y Ir ”n | in the clty for a sh anna Sn ter Is © work will t} se ent of the federation, and {s| on regular and visiti ne | Charles T. Snyde ‘ yecsiding at the meeting n t jueste be | & in Casper t fficers who are i 8 will ed at ore , t Ir eetir °. Gailey of wa that aes ( Any Mrs. | Missionary Society . tg Meets Tonight M. Fi. Doda ver : American Social I asso: | Woman's , br hs of the Er s 1 of Doug! ql Legion Auxiliary Will atere F aie Elect Convention Delegates r ‘ We agi dN At ele slocl . praye ollowing guests t elght o’cloct eae Sproul; H. L, E un Legion Auxilla Synergae Dance . In addition to t Enjoyable Affair. et: of business 4 Attendance thy. dance given | randenberg of Salt Cree} ted to attend © cor night Mark's synergae | y est in Casper yesterday in Lander August 19 e J. B. Barrev summer home — —— = ° ; nts: Justified the | Bake Sale Saturday by committee having ‘Kl ‘ Mi te’ Kebekah Lod No. 13. It proved | an nu e Men No Part Original Boab SOMERVILLE, Mass., Ju y The Associated Press)—Frank J heller, chairman of the Lied | committee. of the American Minute | Men, announced today that that or- ation had no connection with Minute Men of America | body formed by a scetion of the Ku Klux Klan of Colorado ment said: “T have noticed in an Assocta Press dispatch that there ts ‘dis: sion in the Colorado Ku Klux Klan and that the faction headed by Dr. hn Galen Locke hag assumed the }name “Minute Men of America.’ I wired Dr ke vigorously pro testing against the use of a name fea}! that ani th n Min hav exis and have an bership of more than zens, and The atate: have which is pr same of Am been in our 1 of enrolled mem 5,000,000 cits. are often referred to by press pupit as t Men years e Minute of American Minute Men are { Oo Way connected with any ciety or organization. We aim to pro- hibit sectarian appropriations, that and nothing else:” CABINET IN other so DEADLOCK ON. SHIP PLA NS}: LONDON, July 22.—(By The As uted = Press) —Premier nley uldwin apparently failed at today abinet meeting to settle the dead lock caticed by conflicting views of cabinet ministers regarding the butiding of several new British cruis After a two hour cabinet meeting | persons close to the governinent said he cabinet situation rematned er! Long, Drooping Plumes Trim Hat Long, graceful plumes droop- ing to milady's waist are the new trimming note used on this hat, The whole costume is black and a black satin coat with circular hem and lined™in white being worn over a white crepe white, Che Casper Daily Cribune | Sees Women as Equal of Males | | Texas Town Ai to ee Infa COOLIDGE GETS sic Prodigies PAGE THREE PLENTY ADVICE ON BIG ISGUES Finds Safeguard in Ability Not to Be S DSCISSE 1 Eaie ALLIED NATIONS <= Visit to Boston | PARIS, July —(By Associated Press) —i, cvews | On Program Of began toda erely the coat a E . Stampeded. ernment and the othe Pres. Coolidge By DAVID LAWRENCE ibe taper neds as me: as sW T Mas , July 2 — x AME ts) = « idge has tened in ‘ ! ; “Scrat si will to a of ter, onithe A iy |)" be s ed obligatory arbit h Poland | its base at Mar X t mo t and her other e 1 , ‘ { 5 8 1 lw popula pre Women, whom he-now reg Fala > The high cost of piano lessons | BERLIN By A : 4 as the mental and physical in sghingclecanenein coos isn't a bar to the development of | Press).— press A et feriors of men, will soon be in 1 don't sacrifice what is essentiai| any latent Paderewskis or Le- | Feneralls fled with the text | y of it position to compete with men iz the trend of the argumer ginskas in Dallas, Texas. he Gernian t ; | every way, avers Prof. A. M one has a different idea of | Through its music instructor, ; : r Low, noted British scientist | en) Miss Sudie Williams, it has add- obse nt the diffi ; t oruge sexes in the near future, he pre | senator Curtis, of Kansas, who| strument to its school curriculum |The Lokal A leger fIndagtho dite Clas dicts. Inks great economiés in expendi . er Aces eh ie ‘ ae 1 te can be made and he looks as $$ ———— 2hast A a sho tg y hae kance at the naval problom because | Dae . defenses, but the v hole question of naval strength that is involved Of one thing the public can rest The. president ‘has | COAST BATT BATTLE || LATE SPORTS | —~____ Air Squadr on Ca tn ternational sus nm t eb " | | P Sap ‘the pacific : BI ¥ : 4 | ja s 11d be strengthen xp thier | he {s aware that they on’s F'ligh 1 Dp 1 | By BEN G. KLINE. i baoatinaton Kod = hic fother Sh r Consolidated Press| with Japan, wl re ( em to ¢ Association.) minds s ' id, with to EUROPE | SAN FRANCISSO, ‘uly 22—A] Mr. Coolidge feels that the Wash.| ! { 19 : en ht between fundamentalists and ¢ es allayed suspicion and | t¢ f - at the best season evolutionists is expected. to develop a clouds then exist Senate Rules f ‘al here this week, the issue being|¢"t. The © alliar TEE ae 4 or trave whether California shall join 'Ten-| Which haa ext Dirks til then was a . ante y fe sum e "0 rs 5 clash is exp been made to compose t ’ c 8 7 |— modations offer you ample to come at meetings of the state | of the Pacific © wome tional singles tourna By Wadsworth|} 32%. Price You want board of education « the ques:| The president would prefer to ex nt i ageecisctp lee hoger ‘ | pry.» Go this year. The best on of printing some sixty high |ert himself to the utme aie ’ ‘ Pacific Empress, or a Monoclass fee Nee SEA pcs bth teh i cad pened at atarte San rea AVIA > iGrmation froma locsl steamattip | either endorse teach ¢ on. | hypothesis that war wit n Ade r {iio oy The fundamentalists started their |nevitable and that the 1 arma Presid . ep 6 the f to bar on from Cali: ]ment must be strengthened accord RLID By T A Ke the 4 toed Geo. P. Carbrey, fornia schools y August last | ing! . . bust pf F 5 Behe oa | . Canadian P. ear, when the Rey. F. D, Nicholls, It is no secret that ise |! Der en acquired by cesta? fy 420 Locust St., St | associated editor of Signs of The | that war with Japan is cert uid | the Ga i made Snatow’ Sadaworth “4 . Werld'e Greatest Travel Sooteni Times, a Seventh Day Adventist] be accepted, then the recommenda: | ay 2 : to ficulties. wh rons) bef he publication, together with two other | tions made by Senator Hale, « air. | PE 1 t Ar DUST CS | eee | ministers’ of fundamentalist. hellef, | man’ of the senate naval affairs < m.- | Te E t. Hans Breiten | appeared before the state board of | mittee and the secretary of the navy,| *tt@¢ nan weight, per education and objected to tho, texts | himself, are a drop in the bucket | “U4 Who at first» was which indorsed or taught the Dar-| compared to what will be considered | "uct pone) tor the. bugs. In | winjan theory; ‘The«state board | essential and adequate. Mr, Cool ; RES & SONS 3 sie referred the books to a committee | {dge feels he must keep the situation | © . sae D of nine college and university presi-| from becoming a competitive one _ Ja 0 ou ‘ headed by Dr: W. W. Camp-|elther tn the size of ships or the|! tbe president of the University of | erection of naval bases ee ofan \< iifo nla | The construction of a naval base | © sh igh s committee reported some | !s considered as much ap Y A 1 Ir Know months later that the books did not | navy's problem as the kind of ves } teach anything contradictory to the | sels or guns it. has at {ts disposaal spirit” of the Christian religion, | While Mr. Coolidge would hardly isan (ae Eee DEMVER-PARCO however, withheld orders for pub-| perts as to what Ia necessa AN at lication of the books until the ques: | strategic viewpoint, he does con —— | tion . should be re definitely | sider himself competent to judg =p L A i E RA C E. ttled. Leaders of both the funda-| whether an inte nal | ; "i | me ts and evolutionist factions | constitutes a menace requirir ant nara expect to present viewp creased defense { the 2 ' vinht tine to the meetings of the board to be| The only problem that has thu Burlington railroad are compelled to have right time, | held here this week | far caused arixiety 1@ immigra +, H This clash between the opposing | tion law adopted gress more DO YOU KNOW THAT . Pore factions will follow a series of|than a year ago. @ naval men| 1 ER, ¢ hey have to carry watches of STANDARD MAKE, that | r a dozen debates on the evolu. | say it A convincing example o tr F will not vary more than 15 seconds in a week either fas tionary theory held on the Pacific | how impossible it for diplomacy | ( or slow | coast and 1s expected to be a prelude | to assure {tself ugainst war whe 1D a jto a determined drive by funda: | problems of this kind comes up sud. | } A DO YOU KNOW THAT Pid | mentalist leaders to place the Ten- | denly, create 1!) feeling und ther | r smplete for they have to bring their watches to AYRES JWELRY ee law on the statute books of | years are the subject of discussion | ving . Co. twiee every month ane have them in: WHY lifornia, Oregon and Washington |and aggravation. he naval men| . The 1 a w the pr 1} AYRES JEWELRY CO. through the initiative and referen-| insist the only way to be safe ts ¢ P dum process, This campaign, which | arm in advance if dfplomacy ts | ¢ rs DO YOU THINK fundamentalist leaders say they wil! | successful, tt urance we . bem hat the B ton railroad guess who the ant to be start this coming au will | Worth the mo 1 } th officia ut nspecti 0 ; I fundazientalist speakers of nationul| Mr, Ce we { GATE FI Suey ie moa rie tdte opines: Sagal DO YOU THINK | and platf nke the ney rit | “ ae ~ be ETROIT HIT geet erage BY BIG FIRE Ayres Jewelry Co. gelist, will be the principal speak at the forma! opening The pr ‘ al selon aalteoanis | DETROIT, Mich., J Bight 118 East Second St. Phone 1195-R el music arid evangelical LONG | DISTANCE the Ginds wood BRITISH ANI MINE BIWORCE CASE LOSER Is FREED ©. ssrse © READ THE BACK PAGE TRIKE 00MS | maton OF TODAY’S TRIBUNE BRUNSWICK, N, J., J n! ! eho 1 1 ; LONI B A ew Jersey's longest 6 : |clated Press).—The pos: ibilit io lasting years, 1 . great British coal strike was ir ean dered released from the 4 jed today w m miners refused to ount jail where he 4 — j The Miners Fe a € A began Ntigation in 1 ¢ “ a Le . - Doe ) miss or knock—or sh r other | today its refusal of. the conferer Several su iene Os the on = =: —~— | proposed pe, the c Maks pe lll Biche = ana on Je at fore M FRAMED PICTURES “symptoms srhaps you are not best hopes had been entertain that the Meeker Was awarded a decree | Place. 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