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j. M. Cromer. pastor. All services
at Odd Fellows hall. Sunday school
at e;45 A. m. Robert V. Heinze. au
perintendent. Let all be in their
places promptly. This is the last
Sunday for the present pastor. Dr..
j. NJ. cromer. He has been com
PEELED to resign on account of fail
ing eyesight. His Will
soon be appointed. The Rev. Mr..
Ebright OF Omaha has been appoint.
ed missionary superintendent OF the
Rocky Mountain Synod. and Is OK
pected In Casper during the week.
DIR. Cromer will preach in tho morn
ing on "Tho Highway Cast Up
Through Egypt Land" at IL o'clock,
In tho evening he viii preach on
the text. quit you like Like Men"
Mrs. Bryant s. Cromer of Rlverton
will sing at both services. DIR.
cromer would like to have all his
friends present
, 1923-10-27

c. NJ. Thompson. Jr.. pastor.
Sunday school, e:46 n m. There
is n class for you.
Morning worship. 100 q m.
Theme. THE Lordship OF Christ and
My Daily Life" B. Y. p. u, $50
p. m. Evening service. 7:so D. m.
Theme. The Old Home and the
New" Mid.week service. wednes-
day. 1850 p. m. Topic. Tho Begin
ming Of Achievement" Baptist
night. Tuesday. 1850 p. IN. Miss Clax-
gett OF Japan will speak. Sunday
morning the pastor is beginning an
important series Of sermons in the
morning service. Every member of
the church should hear this series
of four Sunday evening
the Preside series dealing with the
Home viii be started. These SER
mons represent several years work
and should attract city wide atten-
tion. Tuesday evening. Miss CIaE-
gett OF Japan will be with the Ban
fist churches OF Casper in a great
Baptist night. Every Baptist in the
city of Casper whether he is inaids
or outside tho membership of the
local churches should hear this
able woman who comes with a real
message. There will DO a reception
for her afterwards.
, 1923-10-27
PAVING WORK DELAYED
BY CHEYENNE STORM

CHEYENNE. wyo.. oct. z7.-Un-
propitious weather-first a protract-
ed period OF unreasonable rain, fol-
lowed. after an interval OF a few
days. by winter conditions-has de-
layed Cheyenne first street paving
far beyond the date originally set
for its completion. The A. II. Reed
company of Omaha. contractor for
the Capital avenue paving. has been
unable to do more than complete
the base OF this three-quartcr mile
job and now Is awaiting weather
conditions that will make possible
the placing of the binder on which
the asphalt surface will be laid. The
same c has the contract for
the city's second paving job, that
Of paving Eighteenth street. but was
interrupted by weather soon after
preliminary excavating was begun.
, 1923-10-27
BERLIN ZOO TO Be
KEPT BY THE GERMANS
By GUS NJ. OEHM

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
BERLIN, By Mail TO United
Pressl.-Berlin is going to keep her
lions. tSers. elephants and monkeys.
reports TO the contrary notwith-
sta.
Stories printed In newspapers and
cabied to America that the animals
in the ZOO would be transferred to
Riga because OF the economic break
down in Germany r untrue.
Riga newspapers even went SO far
as 10 da.'ara TIA; Germany took
MANY lioHs and other valuable ami.
mails from the Riga zoo during the
war and that these would nov be re-
turned to their original in
Riga This the Berlin zoo authori-
ties also deny. They claim no ami
mails were sent back to Berlin from
the German occupying armies at any
time during the war.
The Berlin o was closed most OF
last Winter because the money talk.
en- in at the gate was insufficient
to pay the numerous attendants
needed to keep II open. Food for
the animals vas obtained with
money raised by newspaper and pop
u'ar subscription.
II has not yet boon decided wheth-
or tho zoo will DO closed this Win
ter, although Il is understood that
some OF tho animals may he sold to
American buyers and tho money
used TO feed tho remaining animals
here.
, 1923-10-27

hotels. They were owners of the
corner opposite the Natrona hotel.
the ground where the Tribune
building now stands and the site of
the present Catholic church.
Charles H. Lilly left last evening
for Los Angeles where he will spend
the winter months.
L. E. Laird. superintendent Of the
state highway department is at
tending to business affairs in Wash.
ington. d. c.. this week.
Mrs. c. L. Rhinemuth INK Mrs.
Anna Leeper have returned from
Billings. Mont. where they spent a
few days visiting with Mr.. Rhine
muth-
John Tobin spent a short time in
Cheyenne this week attending to
business affairs-
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Greenhaum
left last week for Cheyenne where
they visited for a short time. They
VIII attend home coming this week
end at Laramie.
Mrs. Esther Nash visited in Chey-
emo for a short time this week en-.
route to Casper on a pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Forest and
son are visiting in the city with
friend and relatives for n short
time from Denver.
W. T. Wolfe OF Lusk. member of
the Board OF County Commissioners
OF Niobrara county. is spending 8
few days in CASPER en- business. Mr..
Wolfe IL owner u. tho famous Nine
Ear ranch near Lusk. and is a breed
er of fine Kentucky saddle no -ses.
, 1923-10-27
Education Plan
OF MasOns VIII
Be Extended

WASHINGTON. Oct 37.-Plans
for extension of the educational pro-
gram of the Masonic Service ASSOC
citation OF tho United States were
considered at 4 conference here to-
day of the associations executive
committee headed by Chairman
Harry G. Noyes. past grand master
of New Hampshire.
The outstanding accomplishments
Of the association during Its four
years of existence, Mr.. Noyes said
before the conference. have been in
the interest of the public free
school system. Americanization.
equality before tho law and various
other subjects contained in its
schedule of study"
1t is planned. he said. to extend
the medium OF both public addresses
and motion pictures through which
the instruction is carried TO the
Masonic fraternity as well as the
public at large.
, 1923-10-27

haired girl, she would DO taking a
step toward her own freedom. But
Mrs. Campanaro has refused TO part
with the child.
According to a telegram received
from Virginia City. New. by the po-
lice department here. Mrs. campnn-
aro and a man by the name OF Bor-
ing efoped from that place and
brought with them a al belonging
to Mrs. Campanaro's husband. The
telegra mstates that cnmpanaro win
release all charges II his wife gives
up the girl and returns the a r
The woman said this morning that
the car Ind been purchased by a
man by tho name Of Frank Sand
rock and had then been given TO
her and hat she was for that reason
the rightful owner.
Mrs. Campanaro Will be held by
the police here pending further de-
veiopments.
, 1923-10-27
PAGE THREE

D.. minister. Sunday school and
Bible classes. e45 a M. Mr.. @. W.
Bartholomew will continue his series
OF lessons at the Brotherhood class.
Morning worship IL o'clock Ser
mon. THE Unity Of Believers and
Present Day Tendencies to Church
Union. Anthem. Spirit of God..'-
Humason. Young Peoples meeting
$50 p. m. Evening worship 7:so-
Sermon. why an Increasing Num-
Der OF Young Men Believe In Jesus"
Anthem. selected. Dinner for the
men of the church Monday evening
at $50 O'Clock. Served by tho La
dies Aid at so cents per plate. Rev.
Il NJ. Campbell. D. D.. formerly OF
tho First Presbyterian church Of
San jose. California. will address
the men OF the church at thu dinner.
All men OF the church and congre-
CATION should attend. Please call
Rev. Wilson or w. r. MacGregor
II you will be present. SO arrange
ments can be made. Halloween
party for all young women and
young men attending this church at
the new manse. 1103 South woicott
street. Wednesday. s p. m. We
always have a good time ut the
home OF Rev. and Mrs. Wilson. Ar
range to be there. Ladies' Aid So
ciety, Thursday. 2:3o D. m. In the
church parlors. Mrs McShanes
committee will servo Mrs Ffrmin's
committee will have a delicatessen
bake sale at the Ladies' Aid meet
ing Thursday. Choir practice. 1850
and Choral society s o'clock Thurs
day evening.
, 1923-10-27
North Casper Christian.

United and II. streets. Charles
G.. Stout. acting pastor-evange'ist.
Office in church. p o. BOX All. The
severe weather has hindered the at
tendance but not hindered u zeal,
We have placed stoveS in the audi
forum and now have provision for
tho comfort OF all who may come.
The field is great and laborers few
but friends are mnny an dhelpful
and we press forward with hope .
Many from ali over tho city have
been IN our meetings and almost
hearty welcome awaits all who may
come. North Casper bus passes
tho church. Meet US every evening
except Saturday evening. Sunday
morning at IL o'clock. Remember.
also. tho Sunday school at 10 in the
morning.
, 1923-10-27
East Side Methodl,t communit,

1914 East Second. corner Ken
wood. Jesse A. Dean. pastor. 9;i5
IA. IN. Bible school for all ages. T.
L. Lyon. superintendent, IL A. m.
and 1870 p. m. worship, and sermons
by tho pastor. Morning subject,
Shocks and Thrills" Evening.
stereopticon pictures OF missions in
foreign countries. $40 p. m. Bible
study conducted by the pastor.
Wednesday evening at 1870 mid
week service for devotional and So
cial life. Thursday evening Mt 1880
a social and recreational meeting
for all the men OF the community
Interested in the East Side church.
Friday evening at 7:3O choir re-
hearsal.
, 1923-10-27

Church school e:45: morning wor-
ship IL; Christian Endeavor $50;
evening service I:3o; good music.
Sunday viii be one of the greatest
in the history OF this church. The
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Will be launch
cd. The teams will remain at the
church after tho morning, service
and n lunch served them. At 2
O'Clock sharp the teams will leave
the church for their work. Every
family of the church viii be visited
within two hours time. Our budget
is very complete and calls for a
larger sum of money than has ever
been raised before for local expenses.
Every member OF the church Is ex-
pectod to stay at home tn the team
calls. The enthusiasm is running
high, every detail has been cared for
and no obstacle so great that It can
not be pushed aside. Our church
attendance has been very good the
last few weeks and we hope the
weather will not Interfere with our
having a better attendance Sunday.
Say you should see our church school
grow. We are going to nave more
room. 1t must be. The men are
starting an addition to tho church
next week Every class is booming.
Wonder II you could % find a dan
dy class? We In sure you can. Tho
young married peoples class is up
and doing these days too. Bring
that baby It wont bother Us. An
church people T urged to ask
their friends to attend tho great
Halloween festival next Tuesday
evening at 7:3o. The C. e. society
Is very much alive and invites you
to the evening service at $50. Re
ports of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
will be given Sunday evening as
well as a good m Many inter.
esting announcements will be given
N tho church bulletin given out
each Sunday.
, 1923-10-27
U. p. Engineer
Gets Judgment

OMAHA. Neb.. Oct. GA fury IN
district court last night awarded to
Edward spangler of Denver. an en-
sineer for the Union Pacific. a judg-
ment for S21.2 $50 for personal in
juries received in a train wreck near
Redmond, Colorado. in October 1929.
spangler. who a<ked for $4,000. run
ming a freight which crashed into
another train, claimed the company
was negligent in not setting danger
signals to warn him One man was
killed In the accident.
, 1923-10-27
CONTRACTOR |NMAN ON
LAST Time EXTENSION

. CHEYENNE. wyo.. Oct. &c.
r Inman, Of Casper. contractor for
the construction OF a storm and san.
itary system here, who has
been repeatedly granted extensions
of time for the completion OF the
work, will not be granted another
extension at the expiration. Novem-
Der l, of the most recent extension.
The city commissioners. having
reached this agreement by unani-
nous vote. have instructed the city
clerk to notify Inman's bondsmen OF
their decision
Inmap's construction work
has kept streets of the city torn up
for more than two years.
, 1923-10-27
Berlin ReUOLt
Leaders GiUen
Prison Terms

BERLIN. Oct. 27.-Major Buch
rudSer leader OF tho unsuccessful
nationalist putsch at Kuestrin late
last month, has been found guilty
by court martial and sentenced tc
10 years confinement in a fortress.
Major Hotter, his second in com
mand. received so months imprison
ment.
The others OF the II accused were
given sentences ranging from three
to eight months
, 1923-10-27
Gettysburg Is
Visited Today
By Er-Premier

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2T-A visit
to the battlefield at Gettysburg was
ON the program for David Lloyd
George. tho former British premier,
today.
Leaving early by automobile In
company with Secretary Weeks OF
the War Department. he expected
to be back in Washington tonight
In time to speak at a dinner Of
verseas writer's. an orgaN Nation of
Washington newspaper correspond.
ents,
, 1923-10-27

The Friendly Church" sos N.
Grant street. Rev. t. ]. BurweIl.
B. d. minister. The dinner given
by the stewardesses board OF which
Mrs. Francis Broadus is chairman
Melted s53.25 which amount was
turned over TO the building commit.
toe last Sunday. Every department
Of the church is alive as evidence
by increased activity. Some extra
affair will DO given each week up
to November &c. Within a worry
short timo we hope to have good
news In reference TO the early com
pletion OF the basement Of tho now
church. Sunday services: Sunday
school Mt 10. Preaching at II.
Theme. THE Purpose and Meaning
OF Baptism" There will he baptism
Immediately following this service.
Evening Worship at 1870. Theme OF
sermon. "Tho Barren Fig Tree
Splendid music by the choir. Week.
ly meetings: Halloween party
Tuesday evening. Bible school Wed.
nesday evening. Chlterling dinner
by the choir on Friday beginning at
IL a m. Junior choir rehearsal Sat
urday at 3 p. m. You arc always
welcome to THE Friendly Church.
First Presbyterian.
Tabernacle corner Sixth and Dur.
hin streets. Charles A Wilson n
, 1923-10-27

Fifteenth and Poplar streets. DR..
j. T. Hanna, pastor. Sunday school.
10 n. m. Sermon, IL a. M, by the
pastor. Theme: THY Allotment
b. Y. p. u. $3.50 p. m. Praise serv-
ice, 1880 D. m, followed by sermon
by the pastor. Theme: our Coal
1t is very important that all who
arc interested In tho church md Its
activities be present to consider
plans for the immediate future.
, 1923-10-27

Rev. Robt- Allingham, D. D. Tel.
1887. ~Services at America theater.
Church school at 1000. Particular
parents viii want the best course of
religious education for their chill.
dren. Send the children or better
bring them with you. Glasses for
all. Worship and sermon at HOO.
Charles Gilbert Spross. accompan-
LIST for Miss Anna Case was a guest
last Sunday morning OF the service
He said al the close, when I got
to the hotel at . o'clock this morn.
ing I took up the Sunday paper and
chose your program as the one I
wanted to hear" Good music and
a virile discussion OF living themes
will interest thinking people. Mrs.
Katherine Cree will preside at the
organ and will play for prelude.
"1ntermezzo" - Steen. Onertory.
"Eventide." Solo by Mrs. Berta
Smith, Come Ye Blessed" by John
Prindle Scott. Sermon by the pas
tor on The Tragedy of a Nicode.
mus" Sunday evening at 1880 at
Y. W. C. A. 121 s.. Center street a
few doors south OF America theater.
An evening OF social and Christian
Fellowship. open to all. Short re
ligious service 7:sO to 500. spe-
cial number. trio by Mrs. Berta
Smith. Mrs Robt. AIlingham and
Mr.. A. V. Richie, zone sweetly
Solemn Though Address by the
pastor. This service will be fol-
lowed by n getting acquainted pc
Rod with a few special numbers
Low" and q piano solo by Mrs.
another trio number. Sweet and
The Women's Association voted
Katherine Cree. ALA Beire Auncei
that they would be responsible for
the refreshments. This is our at
tempt to meet n real need in Casper.
, 1923-10-27

Services ARE held every Sunday at
II o'clock a. m. in the church ediflce
At tho orner of Fourth and Grant
street. The lesson subject for to;
day is Probation After Death
Sunday school for pupils up to the
ago of 20 a is held at $50 a. m
Testimonial meetings arc held on
Wednesday ct 8 o1ock. The public
is invited to attend these services
, 1923-10-27
Croker Estate
GiUen Tdmmdny

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Bula Ed
monson Croker, widow OF Richard
Croker. former Tammany leader.
has offered the entire estate of her
husband and her services to the or
ganization. The estate rs said to be
worth more than 81 1000. 900.
Mrs. Croker made tho offer to
Charles F. Murphy. present chief,
saying she was following the wishes
expressed by her husband a few
hours hoenre his death in Dublin in
April, 1923.
, 1923-10-27


South Park and East Fourteenth
streets. j. II. Gockel, pastor
Sunday school at $3.50. Attendance
has increased to such an extent that
a new class had to be organized.
We still have room for your child.
Morning service German at 1880.
Text OF sermon. Matthew 1s:23-35:
theme; "Forgiving Those who
Trespass Against Us" Evening
service Q1nglish) at 1880. The ami.
versary of the Reformation Will be
observed. The special sermon will
be based on the texts John 1895 and
Ephesians rs. Theme: 1.-THE Three
Great Principles OF tho Reforma-
ton" We urge you to come and
gain a better knowledge OF these
three principles" Even as they
gave now life to the dying church
four hundred years ago. > will they
prevent the decay OF the church to.
day.
, 1923-10-27

Corner Of East Second and South
Durbin streets. Rev. Lewis Il. Car
ter, D.. D., pastor. e:45 n. m, Sun.
day school. s. IL Niaddux. super.
Personal Devotion TO Christ" An
Them, How Beautiful Upon the
Mountains r-Spinney. 400 a. M,
Junior church conducted by Mrs.
, 1923-10-27
City Briefs

Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Colo and chill
ben will leave Monday Of next week
+ Arizona where they will spend
b winter months
James C. Robertson came in yes
frday on a business trip from Salt
-reek.
Mr., and Mrs. L. p. Mathews ar
bed in the city yesterday from
NEWER and will visit here for a
eek at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
lck A. Smith. The trip was r-ade
Ferland.
Max G. Harrison has returned
BIN a weeks business and pleasure
ID spent in the northern part OF
70 state.
III. t. Grand OF Tulsa. Okla. is a
4 siness man in the city for a week.
K L. Martin and c. @. Hoodson
"a Denver business men in the
~ for a short time.
Air. and Mrs. o. NJ. Thomas of
llings, are in the city visiting
th friends and attending to bust
IS affairs.
o. Manning and son Robert of
nver are the guests Of relatives
re for several days.
chief Alexander Nlsbet returned
sterday from Denver where he
Pent the last week visiting with
family and attending to bust
s Affairs.
afrs. Miller. mother OF r. D. NIL
/1eft last evening for California
Ter spending several months here
iting at the Miller home.
Mrs. ]. s. Warner is visiting for
Few days in the city enroute from
W York to California where she
poets TO spend some time. Mrs.
arner is accompanied by a grand
Aughter. The Warmers were resi-.
pts OF Casper for 20 years follow
the founding of the town in 1883
d conducted one OF the prominent
, 1923-10-27
UTAH MINE
WAGE CUT

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Oct. 81.
Wage reductions averaging 90
cents per man per day. will become
effective in Utah Metal mines and
smelters excepting silver properties
in the Park City and Tintic dis
tricts. according TO announcement
today. Low metal prices mako the
decrease necessary. according TO the
owners
, 1923-10-27

Rev. j. II. Reini. MorinE and
evening services at tho city hall.
Preaching by the Rev. j. NJ. Rines-
Id. OF Longmont. Colo. The morn
sarv res win be delivered ut IL
o'clock in Norwegian. and services
in the evening at 7'3d O'Clock in
English. Sunday school will be held
Mt 10 a m.
, 1923-10-27

CAMBRIDGE. Mass.-rhs wash
ington elm. under whose branches
George Washington took command
OF the continental army in 1775.
crashed to earth when workmen
tried TO remove limbs which Ind be-
como IA menace to the public. The
aged tree died last summer.
, 1923-10-27
Ed LeWis Wins
Latest Match

KANSAS CITY. Oct. FED
"strnngler' Lewis. heavyweight
champion wrestler, defeated John
Turner OF North Dakota in straight
falls hero last night. Both falls
were effected with headlocks. the
first coming at the end OF As min
utes and So seconds. and the second
at the end Of 10 minutes and IL sec
onds.
, 1923-10-27
Radio Is
Heard on Ship
Locked in Ice

OMAHA. Neb., Oct. 27.-A chapel
service, broadcast by the Bethany
Presbyterian church of Council
BLUFFS, Iowa. from radio station
WOAW here. was heard aboard the
pcloo- err Bowdoin locked in the ice
II North Greenland IN degrees
ftI the north pole by DIT. Donald
b. - lillian. arctic explorer.
, 1923-10-27
LATE SPORTS

Ell PASO. Tex. Oct. e7.-Seven-
teen huslEy grid warriors from tho
University OF New Mexico and
their coach, II. w. johnson. and
n few fans arrived here Friday
night for the game with the Texas
School Of Mines today. The
miners average 1853 pounds and
the Lobos 161.
, 1923-10-27

Corner OF Seventh and Center
streets. The Rev. Father j. II. Mul-
In. pastor. the Rev, Father Moreton
assistant pastor. Masses on Sunday
at 7 %. and 1880. Benedlction Mt
, n. m. Mass during the week at 8
a. m.
, 1923-10-27

Rev. Edwin e. Preston. minister.
$50 a m. Sabbath school 1850 a.
m, Morning worship The State SUI
perintendent OF Home Missions. Rev.
David McMartin. d. d. will preach
at thi sservice. week-night meet
ing on Wednesday at 1850.
, 1923-10-27
North Casper.

1909 North Durbin street. Geo.
Woodland. minister. Sunday school
10 a. m. Christian Endeavor GAS
p. m Morning service IL a. m
Text. "The Harvest Truly Is Plen-
teous. But tho Labourers Are Few
Evening service ut 1880 p. m. Rev,
David McMartin of Cheyenne will
address us. Brother McMartin .s
well known in the church and a
large congregation IS expected.
, 1923-10-27

LoNDoN-A mob Of several thou.
sand unemployed seized the Krupp
works at Essen. according to a dis
patch TO tho Daily Express. At
least seven were killed and 200
wounded in the rloting.
, 1923-10-27

Rev. Edwin Z. Preston. minister.
1000 a. m Sabbath school. Sub
ject. Some Missionary Teachings
of the Prophets" 1870 p. m. Even
ing worship. Sermon subject. "a
Young Man Who Went Wrong"
, 1923-10-27

LoNDoN.-A tomb. presumably
OF n Pharaoh was reported TO have
been found in Mlnieh province,
about half way between Cairo and
Luxor. whore the tomb OF Tutenk-
hamun was %unearthed.
, 1923-10-27
MOTHER OF TWO Who RAN OFF
With MAN LANDS I'm jail. HERE

Two children, one about five years of age and the other
two years, played and laughed, quarreled and cried, be-
fore a cell which held their mother in the city jail this
morning. Mrs. Vivian Campanaro, their mother, watched
them from the room in which she was confined.
By giving up the older of these children. a fIaxen-
, 1923-10-27

ATHENS. Oct. 27.-A semi
official communlque issued today
says all the remaining rebels
among tho provincial troops who
mutinied early this week now
have surrendered.
, 1923-10-27
T.

Carter. Subject, 'The Friendly En-
CINE" Anthem. I'm the Garden"
Junior choir led by Miss Lucy Gantz.
500 p. M. Kings Heralds. 615 p.
m. Epworth League. leader. Miss
Bernice Davis. Subject. "Unselfish.
ness IN Prayer" 1880 p. m. Ser
mon. 1.-THE Second Mile" Anthem.
Savior. Breathe an Evening Bless
lng''-Havens. Tuesday. 2:30 p. m.
womnn's Home Missionary Society
at the home of the Mrs. C. ]. John
ston. s14 South David street. We'd
nesday. 1880 p. m, prayer service.
Friday. 2:3o D. M, General Aid So.
ciety. Tho Capitol Hill circle Will
entertain. Friday. 1880 p. m. choir
rehearsal. This is the last Sunday
OF the special effort to make the
clock strike twelve in our great mis-
sionary program and It is hoped the
friends will bring their offering at
this time. It must reach the central
office before October 81.
, 1923-10-27

Niedlum Brown Hair looks best
all after a Golden Clint Shampoo.
advertisement.
, 1923-10-27

Whitman's chocolates at The
Smoke House.