Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 24, 1926, Page 28

PAGE TEN study lecture at Mrs s at Glenrock at hoir Mrs, eting on L y, organist. f ica theat a. m. : ‘ooke wil ach, by | College, Milw Handi uipit in the morning. He has iven us his subject. But no Mu of t lissourl nod ever in the pulpit, at there is an expectant hush. People know they need not e rtling and sensatic i sion of the I “isms ch have been { urch by 1 | They know f Word, let church and Mr. | will Shall We Be ‘ood Feille sermon that will ppeal to men and women is founc »blems: nb of out in ‘a | e sub- | “Can We THE CASPER TRIBUNE-HERALD Rumors of Fascisti Strength in U.S, Unfounded : “Black Shirt” Government in United States Not Likely All invited to the United States are ization in New York de ians i sible of and its odern sti we solini, the idol of the F; the World. iginal Protes- the o I lives ibtle propaganda which is being ctive Fas lare they the U. S. is 3,000,000. f nited States and respect its laws and Constitution. American Fascisti take an oath SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 1926 culated in Italy conveys the impression that all Italians in sti, a statement which is unsubstantiated since heads of the organ- have only 5,500 enrolled members. The estimated number of to’ “serve, obey and exalt the The above, photo shows a demonstration of ring the black shirts in a central square of Rome. Inset is of their leader, Benito Mus- cists, rinity Luther. uth,” Mrs. Randolph, leader, b i a First Christian day evening at $ o'clock, devot aaalversd ite Charles G nd healing service, Mrs. Pete’ gtd . aan en open daily ni hofield will deliver an 09. Apt. 743 South eace ; r Burns,,;the Plow- me silen| “{ ere will be a fine| Bible a.m. Commun- Q da morning Subject of morn ch music, including sermon, 11:00 ee mon ¢ a. rvices wi tinulng the the Woman's fes of morni held in the church edifice, corn n will hold their regula 1 mons on “Sacred Symbols,"* Grant and Foutrh streets, Sur 3 o'clock, and at 6:30 p. m. c. p.m, morning at ™. stim » dinner and hold k hen "How and w tings are t 1d on Wednesday welcome Fr rson, nt er of nday. jontal eve be nov in the church how The atin Speak-| nings 8 o'cloc All men of hurch are invite to der of Endeavor | to thes vices. Sunday school for and s in the dinne ng, Dean Burd come and ‘i | children up to the age of 20 ye vening worshi., 7:30 p First Methodist Episcopal “Th Chu neat come to these services, school for chil ndly @ most g: purchased, o from East Side Community East Second and K nd Holwell, mi: nwoo vation Army Hall f ster work and we years Is held on Sunday 5 ciccan nd ‘most ¢ eA ading room at oy linger building where the Or Peace all norlzed Christian litera cial gathering afterwards Theme | held on Sunday at 9:30 o'clock. Read > today: Prelude, felc for t evening sermon, ing room a Beckinger building L. L. Langworthy.| Vior Lifted and th £ of] where the je and all authori ening and Morning,” H.| Faith, Christian erature may be re Solo, “The Bind Plo have a men’s chorus well un-| pur or borrowed, is open each E. C. Murane. Postlt 4 way and ask the co-opera-| wee from noon until 5 o'clock. in Strength Victoriou ton of all men in the clty who 'avela. m, ubject, ife.” Testimonial not another place. to iwhich: (they |mestingsjaré. bela on Weduestay es to work and help in alevenings at 8 o'clock, All are wel unday | dren up to the age of | Bible and noon Church schco) 9:45 a. m. Made sae . worship. § another high record last Sunday. It|,.™ : pent . ry Sega Webster. in y the srowth Je tating} a wien Sin ate aa Sone ed Epworth League. The at-|°d on interest and good work as no|SUnday at Soy wahihal abinae ee sndancé has grown.#o large t Special feature has been used for|% D- ™ Sunda me lial stead sb meetings will be held in the big| #ttraction. A steady and sincere | All children - : Sec caaird: nnex in the future. srowth 1s fair prophecy of a substan. pue bleed a See &: fad . Oeveniniwerahio: b rirat Hal and lasting growth. Pagan, officers in charg of three sermons on “Three Popular | , a. m., sermon: “The Long P aN ara s, ina Sermon tonight: ‘They Say.” |Z or how far will the Gospel The, Charch of Obris)- | a 50? Worshipping at the city hall, Will St. Mark's. Junlor sermon, “At the End of the| meet each Lord's day at 11 a. m. to Seventh and Wolcott _ streets.| F x study the Bible. Everybody invited Rev. Philip K. Edwards, rector. 6:30 Epworth Leag John | to attend. Holy communion at 8:00 a, m, Washenfelder, leader. ‘Topic of the re Church school at 9:45 a. m. evening, “A Christia Amuse- St. Anthony’s Catholic Morning prayer and sermon at| ™ents."”” Open discussion, The Rev. Father J. H. Mullin, pas- 1:00 a. m. iid evening sermon, “Three Great | tor, the Rev. Father J..F, Moreton, Vespers and sermon at 5:00 p. m.| Commands.” Come, tarry, go, assistant pastor. Mass on Sunday Midweek service Wednesday eve-|at 6:30, 8, 9, and 10:30 a, m. Mass First Baptist. ning. Opening of “Church Night" week at for devotion and constructiy, during the Fifth and Beech streets, the Rev. 7 and 8 o'clock. | Proof Man Shrinking Ear and Passing of Wisdom Tooth Cited as Still Evolves BALTIMORE, Md., Jan, 23.—()— Tendency of the human ear to be come smaller, except the lobe, which remains as a kind provision of na- ture woman something to hang ornaments on,” was cited among other things today by Dr. Adolph H. Schultz as demonstrating in his opinion the present day work- ing of evolution. Decreasing num- of small bones in the little toe sing of the wisdom tooth ber Schultz is associate in anthro: in Johns Hopkins medical ol and is widely known for his arch concerning: the bodily struc ture of man as compared with the primates, For the, edification of man—and woman, too—who is prone to believe that he is perhaps a perfect spect men, Dr, Schultz enumerated following as not certain! the y, but quite likely to be wrong with him, ing the morning serv’ Children will be well cared for. Song service, 7:30 p. m. Large choir. Miss Agnew, leader, Pre- lude, “The March Triumphi (Paderewski). Anthem, “Judge Me, od,” (Neidlinge Solo, “The Is Ended,” (Bartlett), Mrs. Les- ky. Violin obligato, § Clellan. Quartette, “The Gently Singing ta a Close,” Messrs. Rush, ‘McClellan, and = Williams Anthem, “He Dwelleth in a Secret Place” (Bul- lard), Solo, “The Song the Angels L. Me- Day Is (Adams), Firmin are not in the.same hor- re not the same size. His mouth is bigger on one side, and the sides are not on the same level. His right arm {s longer than hts left. One foot is larger than the other. His collar bone is. not symmetri- cal. In highly civilized races the wis- dom tooth now in many cases has only one root, he continued, while in primitive races it still has three. wea Ample Space. are looking with enyy on the newer capes now being worn. These are cut on narrow lines about the shoulder but develop into godets of extreme fullness at the back of the skirt while the front part re- mains straight and short. The full- ness in the back is sufficient to accommodate a bustle or the largest hip flask. Bo be Fullness in Front. The new printed silks, especially those designed for afternoon frocks, are being worn in very broad widths, The skirts of the afternoon dresses are frequently plain {n the back, with a slight fullness in front. One width for the skirt and the full- ness is produced by placing -the seam in the center of the front with pleat on each side of the seam Men by Mr. F. C Bass, ter of the Gosped according to St. John will be the portion for discus- sion. Wednesday service; 8 to The sixth chap- 7 to 8 p. m., mid-week 30, choir practice. Winter Memorial Presbyterian Corner H and St. John; C. T. Liodsdon, minister. Mr. C, R. Green is superintendent of the church school that meets at 10 a, m, A Lincoln day program 1s being prepared. Preactiing at 11 on the Seventh Commandment, “Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery. ' B. Socleties at 6:30 followed at 7.30 by evening worship with sermon topic, “What Do You Read?” Mr. have on exhibition dozen books and magw ines. ayer meeting on ‘Thursday ening at 8 o'clock, preceded by How about don will two P. Shock By Thornton W. Burgess We can not always surely tell If all be ill, or all be well. —Dapny Meadow Mouse. You will remember that before the setting in of winter Danny and Nanny Meadow Mouse had moved up to Farmer Brown's barn. They liked the barn; it was a good place in which to spend the winter. ‘The only ones living there at that time were Robber the Rat and his family and Nibbier the House Mouse. Danny and Nanny were afraid of Robber, but they were not afraid of Nibbler. In fact, Nibbler was afraid of them. As for their big cousins, the Rats, Danny and Nannay knew all they had to ¢. was to keep out of their way. Danny knew all about that barn, for this was not the first winter they had spent there. He found everything much as he had ex- pected. Nanny soon decided where she wanted to live and it was al: most no time at all before they had a snug nest ready to be occupted. They had no worrles. Robber the Rat couldn't get at them there St he tried, and ke wasn’t Ukely to try. ‘ou see,” explained Danny. ‘'Rob- ber and his family have all they want to eat over here in this barn. Yes, sir, they have all they want to eat, and so they are not Hkely to bother us, Of course, we muat watch out for Pussy the Cat. But Black Pussy is stupid, if you ask me. She hasn't caught Nibbler the House Mouse yet, and Nibbler isn’t exactly my idea of one who fs really smart." Nanny Meadow Mouse began to giggle. It was a squeaky little gig- gle. Danny looked at her very hard. “What are you laughing at?” he de- manded, “rT am laughing at the good opinion of yourself you seem to have, fd she. “You must think you are a whole Nibbier.” I do," declared Danny promptly. lot smarter than and I have to keep out of the wa of Reddy Fox and Jimmy Skun und all the members of the Haw family and qll the members of th Owl family not to mention the Crow and Shadow the Wease wud a few others. Of course, we ari smart ut we are going to hav a very winter here. I thought of coming up here instea of spending the winter down on thi an easy life, was almost like a ghost—a little, slim ghost. But had it been a ghos' and had Danny and Nanny believed greatest shocks of all Shadow the Wease! Danny when at last breath, (Copyright, 1926, by T. W. heir lives. he got Burgess) “All Nibbler has to do ts to keep out of the way of Black Pussy. You FIFTY-EIGHT What had happened between Nobel and *Laurel? Mrs. Mary Farr Har- choir practice at 7 . Don't neglect religion we must have an tntelligent citizenship that also religious. Mountain View Community Church school at 2:30. It will do more for you than you think to at- tend a class In systematic study of Christianity, Following the school there will be short talks by several men from one of Casper's Gospel teams, Be there to hear their testi. mony to the value of Christ in their lives, wood was endeavoring to solve a puzzle presented by the report of Operative Michael Finnerton of the Star Private Secret Service, and a guarded, unsigned note that she Buessed was from Louis, She was worrying over the mat- ter when her desk-clock warned her it was time to be preparing for the guests she was to have that af- ternoon. Her daughters were com- ing to tea. She had not had them, both in the house at the same time before, The girls came together in Lilah's car. Mrs. Lyons’ little daughter was with them, a silent figure on the rear seat.+ Marlon was uncomfort- able; Lilah was expectant. They found their mother in her drawing room reading a French novel with a plain paper cover her knowledge of French was superfi- clal, but when she came to a pas- sage she thought might be particu- larly interesting, she had her maid to call upon for assistance. ‘The ti- tle of this particular novel was “A Lovely Day.” She could not have told you the name of the author without looking at the cover. “I'm so glad you brought little Honey along; I've wanted to see her so much,” she said, taking one of her granddaughter's hands and of- fering her lips to be kissed. “Little Honey” had io be coaxed. “Kiss granny, di the child did so reluctantly. Lilah felt the need of being apolo getic. “I'm afraid that she doesn't know granny very well; but she is going to know her better, aren't you, Hone: The child only stared at her mo. ther. Mrs. Mary Farr Harwood affect- ed a smile. “I could hardly exp her to remember me But sit down, dears.” She rang for the maid, Honey wandered away from the group to the window and looked out, There weren't any interesting pic- tures here, and no dog, or anything. She remembered about this from the first time she had been tn the The next nny Make story. Their “Dann: Ne Nothii street eith: the Just old automobiles, passing by. She wished she had her dolly. She gravely surveyed her mother, Blacky 3 You must admit, Nannie, that I did well when whispered his and of and aunt, and grandmother, and walked tle. “Oh, I suppose she was Just furthering Marion's cause with Wy- man Marion turned upon her sister fue riously. “She's in love with him! Their mother was electrified by this announcement. Sho was pick aware of her daughter's deep in- terest in Wyman Holt. “t don’t think you ought to say id. at, Marion,” the elder sister said, she red of such an accusa- Oh, mother!" “I's true. moved. A Mrs. Harwood was y Nght was burning In her¢ ‘Just wait! Just wait!” The intenrity of her tone got her the attention of her daughters. Y] “Laurel Todd is getting her foot Klin a trap.” She wondered if she i whters about the should tell her da | detective, and, swayed by her agi- tation, did so. 1.) “Here's his first report... €| The visitors bent over it avidly. ©! Marion was the first to speak. don't think this is right, mother. t's—."” a]! Lilah turned deprecating look ©] upon her sister. “You think that Green Meadows. whatever father does {s all right. Nanny was quite ready to admit| He has bought you— this, in fact, she was highly Marion got up, setting her tea- pleased with her surroundings. So|cup down on the tea-wagon with she and Danny made themselves at| such force that its contents were home and were more pleased with | spille each succeeding d In fact,| “You're a War, Lilah, and you Danny used to tease Black Pussy| know it. He's our father, whatever by showing himself, Just by way of | he has done Mother, I love having a little excitement. He knew] you, and I’m not excusing father, all about the ways of Robber the] but I won't see him— Rat and all the members of Rob-| “But,” Lilah broke in. “we're not ber’s big family. It was no trouble| saying anythin father. It\ at all to Keep ont of thelr way. | Laurel—.’ There was plenty to eat without] Marion subside the trouble of hunting for it “Before I am done with her, she’s going to suffer something of what And then one day, as Danny and|I have suffered.” her mother ex- Nanny were peeping out to make| claimed. ‘He needs me. He—." Sure that Black Pus c not Marion got up in desperation. She about, they heard a Squeak-| couldn't stand hi he had Ing from the F heard the | listened to the brawls of her father scampering of and mother younger Danny looked at } years; r listen to her looked at Danny. ao you} mother’s atte on her father, Her suppose has happened?” she whis-|isiike of Laurel was outweighed pered. for the moment by her sympathy And before Danny could whisper | for father. To her he was @ that he hadn't the slightest idea,|tragic figure. Understanding of there appeared and almost at once] him that had come with the awak- disappeared a slim, white form. It}/ening womanhood swayed her | thoughts now. C t a uld she save him from more unhappiness? “I'm going —I must go.” She fled out into the in ghosts, they wouldn't have been| world that of late had become to any more frightened than they|her a distorted thing. She was very were. They had received one of the | unhappy continued) instalment: Noble CLEVELAND WINS FAVOR AT NEW YORK SHOW; BEAUTIFUL CAR SHOWN ) The big New York National Au- obiie show which just came to a close last Saturday, marked an enthusiastic endorsement of the var- lous C nd Six models on dis. Play,” states Sid Black, vice presi- dent cf the Cleveland Automobile company, who just returned from slowly around the room and into| this national motor car exhibition. the hall. Maybe there was some.| “It 18. question whether the Cleve. thing interesting upstairs. ‘There | 14nd Six was ever more enthusiast- might, for ins would see, nee, be a dog. “These are my daughters, Felic she sald, when the maid with the tea-wagén, “Oul, madame. I have seen them before,” then the other. Marion didn’t lke her and frowned, How had her happened to employ such a n Lilah smiled appreciatively the servant. When the giri she said to her mother; dear, isn’t she?” Marion, before her mother had time to answer, put in some rds: “I thought you called her Marie the last time I was her Their mother laughed, give her a new name I play that I have every day.” Marion looked at her sister, then down at her hands. Her mother cer. appeared at parted a “~ every aid. 1 day, & new maid tainly had changed. This sounded childish foolishne “And how {ts Mrs. Laurel ‘Todd Harwood?" the elder woman asked daugh nded her youngert @ ming cup. u y Ww could she I believe.” What else “I saw her the other da The two girls turned their ¢ upon her w surprised interest gt. she w Holt.” Marion's eyes fi Mrs. Joseph Lyons laughed a lit- he She beamed upon one, and manner, mother leally recelyed w York, “To further enhance the Cleveland Six disp'ay at the show this year the Mileage motor was finished in snow white enamel and the chassis Was silver finished throughout. 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Saves you appro NO TRAN: CASPER-SHER TOWNSEND HOTEL e study | Sunday school, 2 p. m. ng,” (Wilderemere), Miss Also bile’ “Bomarananininice: class Class work explained Sun. le Quartette, “Just for Today Bible school, 9:45 a. m. Classes} @ Three classes, open to all, Emmanuel Baptist Vocal solo, “Lift Thine Eyes for all, Ald soclety, Thursday afternoon Fifteenth and Poplar streets. Dr. ile), Mrs Marquis. Offertor: Brotherhood class, Rey, Bower-| With Mrs. Mack Woodward, 1128 J. T. Hanna, pastor. Interlude from the Holy City, man, teacher: st Tenth. Social meeting. “sunday, 9:40 a. m., Preparatory | (Gale), Mrs. Thomas. Solo, “Today Morning worship, 11:00 a. m. New members of the Epworth | prayer service; 10°a. m., Sunday|[f Ye Hear His Volce,” (Rogers), Oliver Reed, evangelist will speak sue cabinet will be installed Sun-| school for old and young; 11 a. m. McClellan. Male quartette, n the morning, the song servi evening at a special installation | morning worship and sermon, John ttly Now the Light of Day,” foie lead Shydohu iticne service just prior to the evening|irurier, gospel ainker and evangel:| (Adama). Solo, "Heavenly Light,” Junior B. Y. P. Uy, at 3:00 p, m.| Sermon ist will have charge of the service.| Gounod), Mrs. ‘W. B, Stamford. Senior B. Y. P. U., at 6:30 p. m. x _— 3 p. m., the women's gospel team| Anthem, “Fear Not © Israel.”’ Evening service 7:30 o'clock to be First Church of the Nazarene will be at Emmanuel; 6:15 p. m., B. 2 ‘losing evangelistic service with| Corner Twelfth and Poplar ats. P. all young people invited Mills Presbyterian Mr. Reed preaching Rev. C. L. Johnson,pastor, Phone | 7.30 p. m., all the congregation re- Mills, Wyo., A. S. Tay’ min- Reed-Turner, evangelists Nur- | 369 M. quested to join in the union . ery for the little ones. You are rvices: Sunrise Prayer meeting, | at the First Baptist church unday school, 10 a. m.; Young rdlally invited. 7:00 a. m.; Sunday school, 9:45 a —— People’s Society 6:15 p. m., leader, ee m hing, 11:00 a. m.; ¥, P. g, First Presbyteri: ‘ed Stamper. Topic. “Why and How Our Savior's Lutheran. 6:30 p. ngelistic xth and Durbin str Should W nd Christianity to C. A. 919 East Sixth stree 7:30 p.m =| Chas. A on, D.D. tin America.” Evening worship 7 r M. Berg Wednesday, Subject, 11 8 rhe eme | p. m 1 Bi A BOOSTER Offering to Christ Thursday, 7 to 8 p. m., midweek f rvice Eng e in th ofa ol, 9:45 a rvice followed by choir practice. sa sple’s Sun Evening] Mon February 1, we will hold ‘empe An \antherr ke the kind of a church you Ike High school boys and|the annual meeting of the church. avior,” will be sung by| You needn't leave your church In girls especially invited. A fine meet- | Those interested {n our church work ening services (in Nor the lurch ing for Bible study and getting | are invited. t of sermon: “Our to other churches hike acquainted. ——— He , Missionary Society Thursday, Kenwood Presbyterian rsal, Wednesday eve-| You'll only find what you left behind In the church parlors, Mrs. E 1812 South Ccnwell street, A. 8, at the church, Annual For there's nothing that's really committee will lead. 4 ‘Taylor, minister, ® congregation Thurs- Choir rehearsal, Thursday, 7:30 Sunday school, 9:45 a, m.; morning eventr t 7:30 All n It you] p, m. worship 11 a, m.; Young People's 1 ¢ gation 3 New members will be received | Soctety, 6:45 p. m. Leader, Miss 1 to be pr t r church, It's You into the church today at 11 a. m.| Dorothy Bass. This meeting will be eee Nursery in the church parlors dur-| followed by a short Bible study led Salvation Arm Churches are not hel by those k who knock, “era “ee of wore eve] POLLY OF THE FOLLIES--- A Perfect Performance afra eague For ar r by critic nor slacker at “ eee - ie Pemame es 1 e all ——— = lay at 1 We| Can a live church ever be made. GIVE MIE A SHOVE OUT ON || M hite of Salt Lake THE ICE, PoLicy- mM GoInG And if you boost with all your might, TO LEARN To SKATE or Praying, giving and working, too, DIE (IN THE ATTEMPT! Grace English Lutheran | Your church will be what you want — M. Cromer, D. D., - {t to be CY and Ninth st It Isn't your church—It's You z * f or worn-| \ glad hand to all hands, come be 11 m Luther | rch next Sunday p 7:30 p, x Day nts. | a With Christ?” | 1d In Labor Union hall | the mornin Ibject. In the eve Wolcott street. sun r is: “What A, m. and preach. | You f Christ?" {ing servi 7:30 p. m. Everyone i stand cord 1 to attend How have th Center, Yon 1 st meister building. t te th ea oat 11 ker Bub. | Sunday Trinity Lathe Mrs. ervic Mt Sync evening at ; f ark a Christian Healing,” H \ € Ret lender Thursday | n 0, Young People's und: 1 , r * Loe ache Friday | ne worship and sermon at 1 Lessons in Conr, 1926 (Life Syndicate) Life Pub, Co. j OH PUSS, You ARE || WILL BE KIND & FAVOR OOR ICE RS OR LAYOVERS IDAN TRANSPORTATION CO. || Sy FRIENDS aL NEXT SATURDAY ANOTHER EXHIBSMTIon OF FANCY SIKATING ~ * 4 PARE $11.50 travel between Casper and Sheridan. PHO MARVELOUS. ASIS IF You NouGH To CARNIVAL TH Qvuict, GET ME OUT OF THS, \ N