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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-17
PLAN SEkRETkRE P0KLADNY.
sNfzENt DAM z DUCHODU PO
$4,000 Az o A PROCENTA

1. Ma vyziskany ddchod,
jenz je vysvetlovan jako
mzda, sluzne a professionally
honorar, bude 25 procent sraz
ky z pravidelne dane.
2. Normalni dan ma prvnich
$4,000 cisteho dichodu je ur-
cena ma 8 procenta a ma dal-
81 normalni ddchod ma 6 pro-
cent.
8. Surtaxa zacina s l pro-
centem ma dIchody $4,000
rocne a stoupa az ma rs proc.
ma ddchody 100000 nebo
vice.
Tato surtaxa, dan ma velke
dichody, je znacne nizsi nez
v pfitomnem bernim zakone.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-17

raditi Sc s mimi pred ucin6nim
jakekoli zavazne odpovedi.
Vzhledem k valecntm ma
hradam francouzska vlada nj
kdy nesvoli k tomu, abv otaz-
ka tato byla vzata z rukou re-
paracnf komise aniz mini VII
bee witt v ilvahu jakekoli ma
vrhy, iez by molly byti vykla
danv iako revise smlouvy Ver
saillske.
Ku konci sve odpovadi Poin
care upozornuje ma TN sk',tec-
most. ze spojenecka komise vo-
ienske kontrolv v N6mecku
az dosud nemohla Sc v6novati
SWIM nravidelnvm povinnos-
tenn a ze pokud tento stav We
CT trva. N6mecko nemdze ci-
niti narokG. ze lovaln6 plni
Versaillskou smlouvu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-17

mutt dalsiho trestu. Jakmile
prislusne listiny budou vyho-
toveny a zaslany spravci trest-
nice,vezni budou propusteni.
Jest mezi mimi tez Wencil
Francik, patrne muz ceskeho
pGvodu.
Zprava O rozhodnuti presi-
dentove byla prijata uspo-
kojenim Americkou ligou pro
obcanske svobody jinymi pc
dobnymi organisacemi, ktere
usilovaly o amnestii a rovnez
senatorem Borahem z Idaha a
jinymi cleny kongresu, kteri
zaujali stanovisko, re jezto
vSechny ostatni zeme ma valce
Sc podilevsf popustily sve v6z-
ne, odsouzene pro prestupky
zakonG platnych po dobu val
ky, Spojene Staty mely by uci-
niti podobne.
Urednici Ligy pro obcanske
svobody sdelili vsak, ze budou
usilovati o revisi podminek, "a
nichz propusteni bylo narfze-
no presidentem Hardingem v
cervnu minuleho roku, kdy u
delil tricet podminecnych pro-
minuti trestu.
,Ackoli nebylo ,zadneho W.
svstleni podano o pohnutkach
presidentovych, vyrozumiva
Sc, re propustenf veznd mari
dill v tom presvedeeni, ze jiz
dostatecne byli potrestani a\ze
zadnemu uzitecnemu uceli by
Sc neposlouzilo jich dalsim "a
lafovanim.
Odbor spravedlnosti zvlast'
upozornuje. re president Mia
kvm zpnsobem neomlouv;: je-
iich preciny, jezto zadnem
pripade nebyla udelena mi
lost. nybrz pouze prominuti
dalSiho trestu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-17

Mesto Mexiko, Is. prosince.
Past byla nastrazena ma po-
vstalecke vojsko De La Huer-
tovo, jez dnes rano veslo do
Puebly, ktera vyklizena byla
vojskem federalnim vcera We
Ger. Ride postup Apizaco,
kan prijel odpoledne, presi-
dent Obregon zahajil ltok ma
tisic povstalcd. Die oznameni
odboru valky, bitva brzy Sc O.
cekava a dIvera jest vyjadre-
ma We yitezsth Foiskss sdatfed-
nj 'vlady.
Washington, 16. prosince.
z mexickeho vyslanectvf ma
zaklade zprav obdrzenych o re
volucnfm hnuti bylo prohlase-
no, ze "situace po cele repub-
lice zIstava nezmenenou."
"Zapadni staty Sonora a ST.
naloa zistavaif v pine vladni
kontrole," pravi Sc v prohla-
Semi, vydanem vyslanectvfm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-17
MANZELKA SPISOVATELO-
VA SPACHALA SEBE-
VRAZDU.

Los Angeles, CAL, Is. prosin
ce. Pi. Adelad Mould Hugh
csova. manzelka znameho spi-
sovatele Ruperta Hughese,
spachala sebevrazdu v Haitho
gu V Cine. die kabelogramu
obdrzeneho dnes zde jejlm
manzelem. Chatrne zdravi. k
Will nemuz ma odporuteni le.
kart podnikla cestu ma vychod
bylo pficinou jejiho zoufale-
ho cinu. Pi. Hughesova citala
50 rckl veku. Rupert Hughes
bydlival v Clevelandu a abscl-
voval universitu Western Re-
serve v =. 1892.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-17
POL|T|CTi VEzNI PROPU$TENI.
v$EcH 81 Nuzt zALkR0VANYCH osV0.
B0zENO PRESIDENTEM.
PAN COOLIDGE RfDIL Sc ODPORUCENfN1
VYBORU JIM JMENOVANEHO.

Washington, 16. prosince.
President Coolidge prominul
vcera dalsi trest vsem muzIm,
vezn6nym dusud pro prestup-
ky zakonGa DOLBY valky. Una
mena to, re jeste pred vano-
cemi propusteno bude 81 mu-
zi nyni vysluhujicfch 81 rIzne
,h6ty We fedevalni trestric: V
Leavenworth, Kas., pro pre-
stoupeni tax zvaneho spehyr-
skeho zakona. Diva z techto
byli usvedceni v Kansas City
spolu S dvaceti ctyrmi DONNIE
lymi cleny /. w. W.; dev6t IL
nych odsouzeno bylo v Chica-
gu spolu Williamem Hay
wooden. generalnim sekreta-
fem-pokladnikem I. w. w. a
ostatni odsouzeni v Sacramen-
to. Cal, v r. 1919. N6kteri z
odsouzenych byli propusteni
presidentem Hardingem.
Pan Coolidge Sc ridil odpo-
rucenim vyboru, ktery pred
n9kolika tydny ustanovil, aby
nestrann9 a bedlive prozkou-
NAL vsechny pripady muz1 do
sud veznenvch pro prestupky
zAkond 2 dobv valky. Ma TOM
to vyboru byli: Newton D.
Bakef, sekretaf valky "a va
lecneho obdobi; generalmajor
James G.. Harbord. ienz slou-
I'll v zamori iako hlava .7aso-
hovaci sluzby americke arma-
dy a episkopalni biskup c. H.
Brent Buffalo, ienz byl v
Gele armadnf kaplanske sluz-
by "a valky.
Zprava tohoto vyboru nebv-
la dana ma verejnost v ozna-
meni. vydanem Bileho Do
mu o presidentove iednani,
ale prayi sc mem. re vetSi-
ma vyboru odporucila promi-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-17

Washington, 16. prosince.
Sekretar pokladny Mellon W.
pracoval podrobne a podal
snemovnimu vyboru ma cesty
a prostredky svIj plan ma re-
visi pritomneho zakona o da-
mich z ddchodG, o nemz sc "a
cne jednati v 1tery.
Sekretar Mellon predne ma
vrhuje spfzenf danf o rs pro-
cent ma ddchody pod $4,000
rocne a dodatecny kredit rs
procent ma byti dan ma vyzis-
kane dIchody, tax ze pfipa-
de vyziskanych ddchodd $4,-
900 neb meme, navrhovane sni
zeni by bylo asi "A procent.
Hlavnf zmeny, jez sekretaf
Mellon navrhuje, jsou:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-17
z|MNi v|CHRICE Ma oCEANECa,i
80"
PARNlkY sTRosk0TANY Ma 0Bnu
P0BREzlCn zEM m
PRES TRICET NAMORNtKU ZAHYNULo
PRI ZKAZE JEDNE AMERICKE A JED
NE NORVEzSKE LODI.

Marshfield, Ore, 16. pros.
Parnik C.. A. Smith, nalozeny
100000 stopami drivi, nara
zil ma, skalisko pri usti do
Coos zatoky dnes rano byl
roztristen. Osm neb deset Gle
nj muzstva zahynulo pri pre-
kocenf sc zachranneho clunu,
kdyz byl spoust6n ma vodu.
Sedm jinych plavcd re 24clen-
ne posadky vzato bylo s. par
niku kapitanem Jensenem z
pobreznf straze, jenz Sc do
stal ku stroskotanemu parniku
v zachrannem clunu. Ostatni
odepreli opustiti parnik, jezto
Sc obavali jiste smrti v d6s-
mem vlnobiti a dnes vecer do
sud tam byli. Ze brehu bylo
vid6t pet muz6 potacejicich
Sc ma lodi, do niz vlny hroz-
nou' silou triskaly.
Nest9sti postihnuvsi "a
chranny, clun, jenz Sc prekotil
pri spousteni ma vodu, bylo vi
demo ze brehu, nez nikdo ne
st'astnym plavcdm nemohl pri
speti ma pomoc nasledkem roz
boureneho more. Druhy pokus
pobfeznf sstrA&e dostati Sc \
parniku, jenz temer dplne Sc
ztracel v obrovskych vlnach,
ktere Sc pres n6j valily, setkal
Sc nezdarem.
Ones kratce po poledni uci.
men byl pokus vystreliti lano
ma stroskotanou LODI z parni-
ku Cleone, avsak lano dopad-
10 We znacne vzdalenosti cd nj.
Kdyz soumrak padl, temer ve-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-17
KRAJANE v RhzMYcH URADEcM.
JsOU MA SEZNAMU OZNAMENEM PRESI
DENTEM COOLIDGEM

Washington. 16. prosince.
Mezi temi. kdoz imenovani
byli presidentem Coolidgem
do rnznych 1radi We vojenSke
j civilni sluzbe, jsou tez nasle-
duiici krajane:
Mezi graduanty vojenske a
kademie. kteri budou nyni "a
fazeni do Gimme sluzby v pra-
videlne armade. kadet John
Mark PAsek. byl imenovan dru
hvm porucfkem pechoty. Ka-
ritan sippalniho sboru Jaro-
slav Vrcblick1 Mateika hyl v
t6ze hodnosti pfelozen k no.
breznfmu d6lostrelertvu. Ma
morni praporcfk Edward F.
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skera nadeje zmizela ma "a
chraneni muzu ma parniku. z
brehu Sc zdalo, re sc rozlomil
We dvi. Kap. T. Blomburg byl
mezi muzi, kteri zistali ma
parniku. Odeprel jej opustiti.
O. N. Prescott, z vlecneho
parnicku Wilson prisel o zivot
pri pokusu poskytnouti pomoc
muzlm ma stroskotane lodi.
Prescott smeten byl vlnami do
more a zachranen jednim re
clunu pobreznf straze, avsak j
z tohoto vymrSt6n byl obrov-
skou vlnou a zahynul.
Norfolk, Va, 16. prosince.
Pocet plavcI zahynuvsich pfi
stroskotani Sc norvezskeho
parniku Runa, jenz Sc potopil
pri Frying Pan Shoals, udavan
jest dnes uredniky pobfezni
straze ma % muze, po obdrze-
nj zpravy cd cutteru Modoc,
re byl nalezen jeden zachran
ny clun a mem vsichni muzi
mrtvi.
Jenom diva zachranne clu-
ny byly spusteny. Jeden 2 tech
byl nalezen Sc ctyrrni pozdsta-s
siymiy arnericksm oleikkslssn
parnlkem W. w. Mills, jenz
rovnez zachranil pateho mu-
ze, ktery spadl do vody, Panu-
je presvedceni, ze jedin6 tito
plavci byli zachraneni Q po-
sadky citajici dvacet sedm
clend. Parnik Buna vyplul We
stfedu ze Savannah, Ca, do
Liverpoolu rIznym nakla-
dem.
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PRiPRAvY REPu-
BllKkNskE MAR.
kOnvENCl.
AUDITORIUM SHLE.
DANO PRIMO
IDEALNfM.

,Vedeni kampane We prOapech
presidenta Coolidge ubytova-
no bude pc dobu cervnoveho
sjezdu hotelu Cleveland, -
kdezto hlavni stan Narodniho
vyboru umist6n bude v Hollen-
den hotelu, odkrd vlastne celia
konvence bude fizena. Kde
zridi sv1j stan senator Hiram
". Johnson nebylo dosud sta-
noveno, die vseha stane Sc tax
bud v Statlerove hotelu aneb
take hotelu Cleveland. KAN
panni managerove obou kan
didat6 F. II. Hitchcock (sen.
Johnsona) a A. M. Butler (pro
pres. Coolidge) jsou ocekavani
dnes do Clevelandu, ably vse
pFesne urSili.
Clenova Narodniho republi-
kanskeho vyboru, kteri po-
drobili Mestske Auditorium V
sobotu prohlidce, jsou primo
nadseni lcelnosti budovy a
take nikterak neskrblili po-
chvalou k vellie radosti mayo
ra Freda Kohlera.
Ones nastava ubytovatelGm
liz prvni prace a sice v prvni
fade, ably Sc vsem velkym no.
teldm dostalo stejnym pottem
nejznamenitAjsch politikI, ably
ssnad do jednoho h0telu se me-
1ostali jen same kapacity ado
ostatnich jen politicke velici-
ny vyznamu mensiho.
V Clevelande meSka predse-
da lstrednho vy5oru pro stat
New York, Lafayette B. Glea-
son, jenz byl jiz dvanactkrate
sjezdovym tajamnikem, vyjed-
naval zde byty pro fiditele
kampana Coolidgeovy. V mist
nostech Narodniho vyboru "a
pocne uradovati jiz cd l. ledna
.. H. Houston z Chattanooga,
Ten, jehoz praci bude Sized
usporadati v urcite formy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-17

DOlecek JmenOVan Dyl pOfucl-
KEN.
z civilistd byli jmenovani:
v Nebrasce: Arnold J. Fl
ala postmistrem v Brainard
Frank J. PrGcha postmistrem
v Howell ma misto Fanny
Dworakove. Leon M. Sucha-
mex postmistrem v st. Paul ma
mfsto S. w. Olesona. - v
South Dakota: Emil O. Won
dracek postmistr v Yale. ~ Y
Texasu: Charles H. Cmajdal.
ka postmistrem We Fayettevil.
lie. - v North Dakota: Ro.
bert M. Mares postmistrem We
Wheatland.
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Ct6n1n1 Gfendfun1 ''SD6tu"

ndlp dad
mar vady
zainuka
, 1923-08-29
STIIPMAN AT
BEST In FEATURE /
PLAYING AT RIALTO

She's = true daughter of the
North country. is Nell Shipman. and
she proves II In her newest picture.
written and partially directed by
herself. 1.-THE Grub Stake now
headlining the bill at tho Rialto the.
alter. almost achieves the impossible.
At any rate It Is the true
to life OF any Alaskan or Canadian
photoplay which has ever come to
Casper.
There seems to be a knowing
genius behind the picture. one who
has been there" and who believes
that details often prove a pictures
greatest strength. No minor point
in the setting or plot is absent. The
scenes were taken on tho ground.
and not within the confines OF Hol.
lywood. as ia the case with so many
OF our "virile" North woods photo.
plays.
Miss shipmAn f. a real actress,
she possesses rare emotional quail
tiles and knows how to register
them upon the screen. She has
youth and beauty. and something in
her acting tells us that she loves
her work which Il essential TO good
work before the camera. The pot
itself must be seen to be apprecl.
ated. It is somewhat intricate. but
well knit together. Tho many
trained animals. which have made
Miss Shipman famous, dovetail into
, 1923-08-29

MONTREAL. Aug. 29.-The last
chapter of a fairy tale of childhood
come true is being written in the
social registers here.
1t began about 10 odd years ago
when two pretty little girls were
playing together in the nursery Of
George Cook. one of Montreal's cap
tains OF finance.
A nurse had just been reading to
them a tale OF chivalry and ro-
nance. The children were enthrall-
I'd. They dropped their dolls and
playthings and listened at~tentiyely.
But finally the story ended. and
the older of the sisters sighed:
when 1 grow UP I am going TO
marry a soldier when he comes back
from the war;
'Aud [ shall marry a soldier, too"
chimed in the younger girl. but he
must be an earl
The older girl came back;
YES. I think l shall marry an
earl. too"
The nurse smiled and repeated the
story TO the children's parents.
They laughed and passed 1t up as
, 1923-08-29

just a dream OF childhood.
But two years ago Miss Marion
Cook, the older sister, startled her
friends on two continents by the an.
nouncement Of her engagement to
the Earl OF Mimic.
And now comes the final rounding
out Of the prophecy Of childhood
with the engagement of the younger
sister, Miss Sara Cook to the Earl of
Haddington, n noble. as heroic as
any character in the fairy tales.
He comes or one OF the oldest fam.
ilies in the nobility of Britain. An
cestors OF his have served in the
army and in the law. At one time
no less than three sons and a father
were at tho same time filling the
highest judicial office in Scotland of
Lord of the Sessions.
Both earls fought in tho great war
, 1923-08-29
Personals

MIR. and Mrs. Jack Sullivan and
family returned Monday evening
from the Big Horn mountains where
they have been spending the last
few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Abortion came
over yesterday from Rawlins and
will spend several days here. Mr..
Abortion Is connected with the Pro-
ducers and Refiners corporation.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Barnett ar.
rived in the city yesterday from Chi
Mr.. Barnett is connected with the
Standard OIL company.
Mrs. F. C. Cullen. accompanied by
Miss Marion Warfeld and Vert r.
Cullen also of Denver. are here for
a short time visiting with friends.
Mrs. William Mitchell has as her
guest at her home, 991 West Twelfth
street, her brother. a. NJ. Thatcher
of Alaska, whom she had not seen
for % years Mr.. Thatcher will
visit here for some time.
Henry Wyatt and daughter leila
returned this morning from califor.
mia where they have been visiting
for some time with the Misses
Hattie and Evelyn Wyatt.
Miss Jane Nichols Of Pueblo and
Frederick Nichols of Trinidad. will
leave this evening for their homes
after spending me weeks here visit
ing at the home OF their aunt and
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. George Camp
, 1923-08-29
WALL IS WEAKENED BY
EXCAVATION, NO DAMAGE

The wall OF the west side OF the
building housing the City Shoe Shop.
on West Second street between Cen
ter and David streets. caved in Tues.
day when the foundations were
weakened by the excavations for the
Cottman building on the adjoining
lots. None OF the stock or ma
chinery in the shoe shop was dam
aged. tho proprietor having moved
it away from that side of the build
ing.
Mednick Bros, who own the
building, may put up a new two
story structure on the lot IL salts,
factory agreements can be reached
with the tenants OF the building,
II Of whom has a 1--WE year lease.
, 1923-08-29
Visiting Nomads
Are Entertained.

The Nomads of Avrudaka Omara,
Santha No. as. were hostesses Sat
urday evening of last week at a
supper given at the Manhattan cafe
which was followed by a theater
party given for a number of the
Hanna members OF the organization
who were visiting in the city. Among
the visitors here were the Mesdames
Henry Jones. Bene Cook. c. L.
Mann. George Morris and Miss Field
ing. Casper members on the enter
tainment committee We're Mrs. L. t.
Han. Mrs. William Mcmillan, Mrs.
d. odiorne. Mrs. John NJ. Whis-
enhunt and Mrs. L. NJ. Cromwell.
, 1923-08-29

their parts perfectly. and add mnoh
to the picture. A
Back to the Woods Is the tine
of a rip-roaring Christy comedy.
Neal Burns and Vera Steadman are
the stars. Two vocal solos by Miss
Trevett. accompanied by the Nstto
Ladies' orchestra. complete the pros.
ent Rlalto program,
, 1923-08-29

bell. They will be accompanied by
Mrs. Campbell. who will visit In
Trinidad for a month with friends
and relatives
Mrs. J. q. Davidson and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. suney have returned from
the Yellowstone National park
where they have been for q short
time on q pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Matters of
Omaha Ire spending several weeks
here visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Donovan and
family returned this week from the
Big Horn mountains where they
have been spending several months
at their summer home.
Miss Jane Mcdonald has as her
guest for a short time her brother.
Joe Mcdonald, Of Thermopolis. Mr..
Mcdonald is enroute to Laramie
where he will attend the university.
Mrs. Alma Hawley. Natrona coun.
ty clerk, left yesterday for Cheyenne
where she will spend several days
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Dinean OF
Rawiins and Mr.. and Mrs. W. F,
Ryan of Denver are here for several
days enroute to the Yellowstone
National park.
Mrs. ]. H. Pawles of Lost Springs
is visiting here for a short time with
friends.
Miss Susan Weir is visiting in the
city for a short time from Cody.
Mrs. Myrtle Godfrey arrived in
the city yesterday from Lavoye and
will visit here for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John England and
daughter Lillian have returned from
the Yellowstone National park where
they spent the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Niche are
seNtIdl ddSS nero AAOi
their ranch visiting with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Filler and Mrs,
| Mary Mahoney came in yesterday
from Lavoye and will visit here for
a day OF two.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. o'Connor OF
Denver are visiting with friends
here for a short time.
Harry A. McCracken has as his
guests at his home in the Ideal
apartments his mother DR.. Clara
b. McCracken of Belvidere. Ill. and
7 aunts. Mrs. Helen Mcclure Of Cur
nee, Ill. and Miss Ada B. Mccrack'
en- of Napoleon. o.
Patrick Sullivan returned Monday
from Colorado where he has been at
tending to business affairs and Wis
iting with his family. Mrs. Sullivan
and daughters Margaret. Kathleen
and Patricia. who have been visit
ing in Denver for the last few
weeks, will visit for a week at Trout
dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Benjamin OF
Denver are visiting in the city for
) n short time with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Benjamin and Mr. and Mrs,
| w. p. Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weedell have
returned from st. Louis where they
have been visiting with friends and
relatives for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Swantou
and family have returned from the
Big Horn mountains where they
have been spending the summer
months.
, 1923-08-29

BY MARY ToBN
BY MARY ToB1N

this evening at her home in the
Garbutt apartments. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Dean. Of Chicago. will DO
the ~out-of-town guests.
Informal Party
Tuesday Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Stout enter
tanned at an informal party last
evening at their home on South
Cedar street in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T. w. New of Kirklin, Ind,
who are visiting here for a short
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Benjamin and Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Crawford. The evening was spent
in dancing after which refreshments
were served
Among the guests who attended
were MFR. and Mrs. NJ. D. Herbert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reagan. Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Benjamin OF Den
YER, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Benjamin.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Rivers. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Crawford, Virgil C. Riv-
ers and the honored guests.
, 1923-08-29
Mrs. Whisenhunt
Entertains.

Mrs. John NJ. Whisenhunt enter
tanned at a farewell party given last
evening at her home in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcmillan, who
will leave Saturday for Washington,
d. c.. where Mr.. Mcmillan will as
sumo his duties as secretary TO Con
gressman Charles r. Winter, and
also for Mrs. Clayton and daughter.
Lucille who will leave this evening
for Wakefield, Kan. where they will
spend the winter. The evening was
spent in music and singing after
which refreshments served.
Mrs. L. NJ. Cromwell on behalf Of
the Nomads of Avrudaka presented
Mrs. Mcmillan with a remembrance
gift.
Among the guests present were
Mrs. Price. Mrs. L. NJ. Cromwell.
Miss Kate. and the Messrs Thomas
Mulligan, Arthur Bes. B. H.
Holmes. Ivan Price, Lloyd Price.
Smick Price, and the honored guests.
, 1923-08-29

Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall
all the year round-Nan Duzer's
Certified Flavoring Extracts are in
demand. All good grocers carry
Observation-Disclosures.
, 1923-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. C A Smith of the
Smith-Turner drug store have re-
turned from a two weeks pleasure
trip spent in the Black Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. John sch1ueter re-
turned this week from Minnesota.
spending a three weeks honeymoon
trip. Mrs. Schlueter was formerly
Miss Cluaire Smith.
Mrs. Sadie R. Mcbride Of Illinois.
past worthy grand matron of the
Order of Eastern Star is the house
guest OF Mrs. John F. Sweeney,
1886 East Second street. for a short
time.
Lieut.. and Mrs, Carroll Leeper left
yesterday for Sheridan where they
will be Joined by Mrs. Anna Leeper
who has just recently completed a
tour of Glacier National park.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Cunningham
are spending several days at the
Bare ranch. They will have as
their guests for the weed-end. Mr..
INT Mrs. r. NJ. Andrus. who will
leave tomorrow.
The Misses Mary and Frances Nc.
earthly accompanied by their father,
Eugene Mccarthy. returned Monday
evening frcm the Big Horn noun
tains where they have been spending
the last few months
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Connolly re.
turned this week from New York
where they have been for a short
time. Mrs. Connolly was met in
New York by Mr.. Connolly who has
been touring Europe for the last
three months on a business trip for
the Mammoth OIL company.
, 1923-08-29
Picnic Supper
September 3.

Invitations have been issued for
a picnic supper to be given Monday
evening. September 3. by Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. p. Wheeler at their ranch
west OF the city. One hundred and
fifty guests will attend.
, 1923-08-29
Mrs. Crabtree Is
Honored Guest.

Mrs. a. H.. Cobb and d9ughter-in-
law. Mrs. William b. Cobb, were
hostesses at an enjoyable luncheon,
the first of a series, given today at
the Henning hotel after which
bridge was played at the home of
Mrs. Cobb on South Beech street.
complimentary to Mrs. C. w. Crab
tree. daughter of Mrs. a. H. Cobb.
who will make her home in this city
Among those who attended were
Mrs John Grieve. Mrs. John b.
Barnes, Mrs. c. b. Manbeck of Al
ton. H.. Mrs. r. NJ. Andrus. Mrs.
a.. F. Hoff. Mrs. p. c. Nicolaysen.
Mrs. Carl Shumaker. Mrs. Harold
Banner, Mrs. t, A. Dean. Mrs. H. L.
Patton. Mrs. jeremiah Mahoney.
Mrs. r. E. wertz, Mrs. Roy C.
wyland. Mrs. Charles e. Winter.
Mrs. r. r. Rose, Mrs. ]. C. Shook,
Mrs. t. s. Cooke. Mrs. Thomas
Cooper and the honored guest.
, 1923-08-29

making them soldiers and earls-
Just Is the girls had dreamed
, 1923-08-29
Grace Lutheran
Social Meeting

There will be a social meeting OF
the friends and members OF Grace
English Lutheran Church. at the
home OF the pastor, ]. NJ. Cromer.
IN 18th and Bonnie Brae. on Thurs
lay evening.
All who are Interested in the
piritual welfare of Casper, regard
less of church connection r cor
daily invited.
, 1923-08-29
Informal Party
This Evening.

Mss Evelyn Graham will enter
tain at an informal party this Ven
ing vt her home in honor Of her
house guest. Mss Marion Fullerton,
OF Billings, Mont. who is visiting
here for several weeks. Ten guests
viii attend.
, 1923-08-29
Mrs. Gnlis VIII
Entertain At Tea.

Mrs. 2. ]. ellis VIII be hostess
at an informal tea to be given Sat
urday afternoon at her home. 651
West Thirteenth street. in honor Of
Mrs. L. Simmons OF California. who
has been visiting here for the last
few months with her daughter,
Mrs. johnson c. Lindsay.
, 1923-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Smith of the
Smith-Turner drug store have re-
turned from a two weeks pleasure
trip spent in the Black Hills.
, 1923-08-29

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