Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 25, 1925, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE. SMOKING BANS TIGHTENED IN GILSSCHOOLS Most Colleges in East! Frown on Practice in Rulings. NEW YORK 25.—P)—Ap frowned up re about udents to or public practice 1s Virginia for. the habit is a matter conscience, injuriot When other than smoked a5 never by.a vote Holyoke’ girls The of, T us permitted girl stu rbidde » 442 Mount smoke undergraduate airs. A Smith College ac- tion has been deferred on the mat ter until Bryn alumnae seemed of restric- rpe. pres- York Bryn Mawr t that the new rule “It {s felt the girle | of New England was, h é ” shewsald, “and it {s | @PPointed nor intended as a d odo it openly than | teligious worship. It had nothing in ‘ common with the Church of § . land day of prayer and praise | 100 PERISH IN FLOODS AT ATHENS LONDON, Nov. 25.— () —More than one hundred persons are be- lieved to have perish in the floods in Athens, following a torrential rain of an hour and twenty minutes ‘Tuesday, says a dispatch to the Daily Express. Many houses in the refuso 8 nent collapsed. ‘The nmat : were buried in the ruin many were swept away and drowned. Flood waters from Mount Luka- bettos washed up 38 tombs in Anag- nostopoulou street here. Five mum- mies and numerous gold ornaments vases we uncover da. It ts not h the tombs and wn to what ¢ mmies belc ACHING JOINTS, RHEUMATIC. PAIN “Heet” Relieves Instantly With applic att ast brush “Heet" over to cork, | int usc c euritis |THE FUEL WITH WHICH TO WIN THE FIGHT 1S COAL THAT'S BE RIGHT ! PHONE past blessing and future nee appointed freedom from work, which ma colonists’ days one ceaseless grind of care. was publicly | no idea in lif jer, should read an account -fbe Casper Daily Cribune Puritan Not Fathers of Thanksgiving Day. Records of Observance Reveals hie) By MARGERY PICKARD, | Bouf! goes another popular belief. New research shows that the idea anksgiving was originally a festival and “belongs » the Puritans fs all with it, for it was first practiced by | the Popham colonists of Monhegan, | Me., and it in a churct | land thanksgiving service ing of God ank roo | | he practice of setting aside tain days fc come a custor formation. pr ed church, where it tixed practice long before land began the obser - Nothing Religious About First One. It seems strange that the Pilgrims who hated so heartily all the ob- servances of the Church should have been so willing to fol- low this _ practic rly in their history. The first Thanksgiving da t England, It wa a day of recreation and je the The first Thanksgiving day which ppointed, was set for February 1630, in gratitude for the “Friend-bringing and food-bear- ing ships.” November 4, 1631, Win- throp wrote, “We keep Thanksgiving day today in Boston.” In 1677 the first Thanksgiving proclamation was printed, a copy of which 4s said to be in existence. Until 1684 the du wag celebrated about every t ye There is no certain record when it became a fixed annual observance in New England. But-in 1742 there were two. Thanksgiving days and Massachusetts and Connecticut cele- brated without reference to each other. As time. parsed, it became more and re a day of pray nd thanksgiv! Used to Preceded by Fasting. It was not regularly observed un- til 1766, and then more as a day worship than a day of feasting. These Thanksgiying days were on many different days of tho week, and of no certain month for | ea many years. After the day began | to be observed annually, it came to be the custom to hold the festival in the fall, and following harvests, The feast was urually prepared for y some days of fasting. Those who are wont ‘to think of the Pilg 18 a group of sober and morose men and women, with } beyond work and nksgiving Th we ight rejoice tog after we hadi uined the fruit of our labors. ‘That four ‘killed as much fowl! as, with little beside, served the whole comp: about a week. At which time, among other recreations, we exercised our arms, many of the India ung among us, and amor rest, their great King Masasoyt, with ne ninety men, who for three we entertained an , Th ent out and kill ed five they brought and bestowed upon our governor, upon the captain and others games—jumping, leap in which they all only four women to do c with the help of one maid servant, and a few maidkins. There were 126 men to be served, and ninety «of sthem Indians, whose, hunger had to be EARLY MORNING GUN BATTLE WAKES PEOPLE ON THE SOUTH SIE of South Park street points in that section of appeased for three Residents and other “Pilgrims Going of the to Church,” is rej in of Taank rde Day or 1 as the ideal-illustration of the story w gi at 6 y : the city were startled at 2 o'clock this morning by a volley of shots fired from a high powered car as it sped through the street. Police sought to ascertain who! had fired the shots, but the machine had gone out of sight and nothing has been learned regarding the id€ntity of the Natrona Transfer, Storage & Fuel Co. occupants an | Give Her a Chevrolet for Xmas. in a portant,” are prone Christians knowing wh that time come: of failures in b made he was trying ‘Methodist Crowd Fills Center Section of Big xodus touching on t upon the Egyptian kir nere is never a time ft n life that the present seems | sald Mr per. “P to postpone until later t happen becomi befe are results fon, so many of del, 1 ticket ent placed sign in the station bearing the words: ‘How would you stand with God if ou were to die tonight?" fun of the rainm: ing th ent to, scare the hu eople date, not Just 60 per cent souls are them into Shed Tuesday Evening st tabernacle becoming Christians. ‘That was on night wed to wane as|Saturday night. In less than 24 S manifested by the large crowd|hours those. same trainmen we tendance before the hour of be-| victims of a terrible death, when the nning. About 100 people had been| engine boiler burst. scalding ‘hem th ellowship Supper” held at/to death The man whovis drifting o'clock at the Method'-t church.|away from Ged thinks, ‘There are onducted by Mr. Welch, and by the] plenty of tomorrows.* time they grrived at the big wcoden “Pha »h knew what he ought to temple the building was well filled.|do, but was unwilling to side-track These “Fellowship Suppers’ will be} some things in his life.” Mr. Har a feature of the campaign from now | ner ¢ a comparison to this by an on. It is planned to hold two more |actual event that happened in. 1911 i tomorrow night and Fri-| The C. B. & Q. and the Northwestert All workers are invited | railroads were competing for time and urged to attend these suppers | between two pcints, the winner to according to Mr. Welch. Mr. Harper| have the privilere of earry'nge cov spoke briefly touching the further} ernment malls. The C. B. & Q. en plans of the meetings. gineer fell 47 minutes behind his Speaking on the subject. “Tomor-| schedule during the race. This was row,” Mr. Harper took the story| because he, had to watch out for from th 300k of Ex: 8 oC rning trains Offick t last grew/§ Pharoah's refusal to permit the ~hild rate and ordered everything oft | j ren of Israel to leave the land of tracks. The engin turned s his text: “And he|on full steam.and although he was ’ He explained the| delayed 11 minutes for repairs, he he ne. ade the last 104 miles in 102 min- utes arriving at his destination two minutes ahead of schedule, Victory came only ‘after the officials were will'ng to sidetrack all obstructir ns.” Mr. Harper told of 1 man who re- fused to Hsten to all wartings and nleadings to lead a Chr'stian Ife. Three years later he was *tricken with an illness. Even after four physicians declareq that he would not recover, the man refused to he- alleve them and refused to accept Christ as sav'or when Mr. Harper went to see him. Before the sun ‘ za'n, he died 0 man that lives is intelligent enough to see what tomorrow holds," m: ng ore of en nat declared speaker. “Abraham Lincoln, in the midst of his strenu ous life following’ the Civil war, wrote back to Springfield to his old law partner saying he intended to spend some time at his old home to rest Yet Lincoln never saw Spring. field again, Even Lincoln cou!’ not foresee, then \why should you- ‘Truth once res'sted never appears so strong again, Faith thrust away never has tke grip on the adult that it had on the child." ‘The speaker closed by saying: “Just go on until tomorrow. To- morrow will do just as well, That Is the counsel of the devil. He does not say, don’t do it at all,’ but ‘walt until tomorrow’.”” At the close of the sermon Mr. Harper gave the invitation to, those who wanted to make a decision and eighteen responded to the call. This first time a definite call had been made, ically the whole center sec- tion of the great tabernacle was filled by Methodists last night. A small delegation from both Glenrock and Parkerton were also present. Tonieht {s English Lutheran night. also Junior High night, There will be ivity manifested when the youngsters from the Junior High arrive on the svene and vie with the big singer in “yells” and songs. This evening» Mr, Harper. will speak on the subject “Start Right.” Last night after services he nddressed the Odd Fellows Lodge of Casper at thelr hall. Today the Harper party were guests of the ‘ions’ Club at lunch- eon, an Mr. Harper appears this evening at 6 o'clock before the Cos- mopolitan elub. Condon Reds Found Guilty LONDON, No was the i, —PI—A ver dict of guilty was returned today againstt he 12 communist leaders tried in old Batley on charges of con- rpiring to publish seditious libels and violation of the incitement and mu- tiny PAZO | OINTMENT ror PILES Protruding, Bleeding, Itching and Blind Piles. This Dependable and Proven Rem- edy for Piles 1s now packed on handy, collapsible tubes with detach- RAIL OUILDING HOPES ANGED BY EXTENSION North & South Given Until 1938 to Com- plete Line. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 25, — An amendatory order, signed by George D. McGinty, secretary of the Interstate Commerce Commission, extending the’ date of the completion of construction work of the North and South railway from December Bl, 1925 until December 31, 1928— a period of three years, has been ——-—____ ITCHING RASHES away by a few Resinol Don’t Fail to Attend the Great INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCK EXPOSITION AND HORSE SHOW UNION STOCK YARDS CHICAGO Nov. 28 to Dec. 5, 1925 Nowhere. else can such a stupendous aggregation of live stock be seen. Many features of entertainment for the family, SEE CHICAGO IN ITS PRE- HOLIDAY ATTIRE All previous entries have been exceeded this season. Brilliant evening entertain- ment. ie rw Excursion Fares sure you travel via Full particulars regarding fares, teain. schedules, ete., on application to W. T. NILES, Agent able pile pipe, which Voakes the application of the ointment a ciean and easy nal sesenuibe aiitice, to directions a1 ic advice Rireiaoem an ait bes ile pi ; old style tins, 6c. Get PAZO OINTMENT trom your druggist; or, if you prefer, send stamps or money order dire: Paris Medicine Company, Beaumont and Pine Streets, St. Louis, Mo. bs HOTEL * TIMES SQUARE, Just off Broadway at 109-113 West 45th Street, NEW YORK Much Favored by Women Traveling 1 r fy ) An Hotel of quiet dignity, hawing the atmosphere and appointments of a well con- ditioned home. 40 Theatres, all. principal shops and churches, 3 to 5 minutes’ walk. 2 minutes of all subways, “L” roads. surface cars, bus lines. Within 3 minutes Grand Central, 5 minutes Pennsyl- vania Terminals. MENU ream R Queen Olive CHOICE ST. JAMES without Escort Hos and Cokt Water and Use of Bath Single rooms « $250 $3.00 Double ~ + 350 400 450 Roce with Provase Bath Single Rooms + $300 $3.50 $4.00 Double 450 $5.00 600 $ W, JOHNSON QUINN Thanksgiving Dinner for the Family 75¢ Celery Hearts MEATS SOUP of Tomato ELISH OF Stuffed Young Turkey with Oyster Dressing and Cranberry Sauce Baked Young Chicken with Celery Dressing Roast Leg of Po: rk with Candied Yams Baked Sugar Cured Ham with Apple. Sauce SALAD Head Lettuce with Mashed Potatoes Thousand Island Dressing Sugar Corn DESSERT English Plum Pudding with Brandy Sauce COFF. 75¢ Served from to 8:30 P. M. TEA 12 o’Clock Noon MILK 75¢ DELMONICO CAFE 146 SOUTH DURBIN NOTICE If you fail to receive your [ribune, call the _ office Phones 15 and 16, and a special messengei will bring you a copy of your favorite oaper alls must be regis sered before 8 p m_ week- lays and noon Sundays. CIRCULATION DEP’T. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 235, 1925 received by fhe Wyoming public service commission. It 1s believed that the granting of the extension, or issuance of the amendatory order, 1s evidence that the raflroad officials are contem plating completing the construction worl as oultined in ‘the original | rived from) the amount provided | ee: the interstate commerce act, On April 7, 1924, the interstate commerce commission {ssued a cer- tificate to the North and South rail- way, authorizing the construction of a line from: Miles City, Mont., to Illco, Wyo., and from Mills to Cas- per. Tho certificate also authorized the road to acquire and operate as a part of its line, any line or lines of’ railroad now wholly or in part constructed over the proposed route and to retain excess earnings from the propored construction for a per fod of ten years from the date the road is completed and placed inte operation. ‘The amendatory order stated that — the North and South raflway “be and it is hereby permitted to retair for a period expiring not later t 10 years from the date its sald ra road {s completed and placed {17 eration, but not later than Decer ber 31, 1938, all of its earnings < rived from such new construction such disposition as it may lawfully make; provided, however, and tt perniirsion 1s granted upon the er press condition, that the construct. of sald railroad shall be completed on or before December 31, 1928." To kill MOTHS use ills ROACHES Minrs BEDBUGS - 11 A. M. to 2 P. 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