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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13

Lieutenant and Mrs. Dan NJ. st.
John have leturned TO Kelly Field
;ftc- two mouths ave, spent IN Col
or Id.
y y -
The bridge dab y. hrl'y Field met
Tueday afternoon with Mrs. Richard
Aldworth and Mrs. ]. VI. Clark as
hostessos. There were ten tables, and
dainty refreshments were served.
~ - ~
Mrs. George S. Gibbs will enter
tain with a tea Thursday afternoon
in her quarters in the Staff Post in
honor of her daughter, Mrs. George
X. Perkins of Washington.
~ - -
Mrs. George Stormont of Washing
ton is the house guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles d. Daniel, in Fort
Sam Houston. Last Wednesday, Mrs.
Daniel entertained with bridge party
in her quarters in honor Of her mother.
~ ~ ~
Mrs. NJ. J. DeLcsdernier OF Okla
homa City and Mrs. +. p. Johnson OF
FGlfurrias are the house guests Of Mr..
anu III - a. ltFi1tENf nv hAAN 49,
attend the Gec-DeLcsdcrl. cr wedding
on October 81.
- y ~
Miss Dorothy DcLesdernier. whose
marriage to William p. Gee will take
place Wednesday. October 81. will be
complimented with several luncheons
during the week.
Mrs. W. III. Chambers and Mrs. J.
c. Arnold will entertain at l o'clock
Wednesday at the ST. Anthony hotel
with luncheon in honor Of Miss De.
Lesdernier.
Thursday at I o'clock she will be en-.
tertained with luncheon at l o'clock
at the Wolff and Marx tea room with
Miss Harriet Sprague and Mrs. Ray
McCaulay as hostcsses.
Miss Lucille Flsnnery will honor Miss
DeLcsdernier with luncheon in her
home Saturday ct 1 o'clock. The guests
viii include the intimate friends Of
the honor guest.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13

etable Compound and it has made a
new woman Of me. i keep it IN the
house all the time now and won't be
without IT, Ny weight got down 10
80 pounds and now it is 1929 pounds.
i give the Vegetable Compound the
praise and hope that women will real
ize the good in IL. j" - Mrs. MYRA
JENKINS, 593 North Front Street,
Middleport Ohio.
Over 200, 600 women have so far re-
piled 70 this question, Have you re-
ceiyed benefit from taking lydia z.
Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound?"
rs ont Of every 100 Of the replies
say yes, and because the Vegeta-
be COMPOUND has been helping other
women 4 should help you. For sale
By druggists everywhere.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
SENATOR .RALSTON
Ill IN INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13.-&-
Samuel NJ. Ralston, United States
senator from Indiana, is suffering
from a kidney ailment that is prov
ing difficult of treatment.
Senator Ralston has been i'll eince
his return from Washington last
March. His physicians said in order
to limit his activities he was placed
in bed on September 5.
"Sincc his confinement" said the
physicians statement, Ibis heart has
shown a material gain in strength
and is now holding up well. His
kidney action is not satisfactory and
is proving difficult of treatment
Friends today professed to see n
slight improvement over recent days.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
s. A. MSTALLS LIGHTS
ON CROCKETT 3TREET

The Crockett street cut through
Alamo plaza. recently opened, has
been closed for = few days N permit
the installation Of traffic lighn such
as are in use on Houston and Com
mercs streets. The standards ana
lights have been received and laborers
arc engaged in digging trenches for
the wires. Only a few days. il is
said, viii BE- required for the compile
ton Of the work.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
FOUR FLYING CADETS
WILL ASSUME POSTS

Four cadets, graduates of the last
class of advanced flying at Kelly
Field, will leave wednesday for sta
tons
Cadet A. VI. Banks and ]. r. J.
Ricd will so TO Langley Field. Vir
ginia. for assignment to the Second
Bombardment Group. Cadets T. p.
Nelson and G. II. Sparhawk will go
n Selfridge Field. Michigan. for as
signmcnt 10 the First Pursuit Group.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
MEMBERSHIP IN 'Y
PASSES IS00-MARK

Membership Of the new 7. ". 6. A.
passed the 1SOO-mark October y.
Since the opening If The new building
February 2, 1928, the institution has
recruited al average Of 100 members
a month.
According 10 II. 7. Hitch. local
secretary Of the y. the membership
is expected 10 pass the 2j00-msrf
before the end Of the year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
s25O.oOo SILK THEFT.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-CP-Silk
valued by the owners at 100000
was stolen from building in Madison
Square today by four robbers: who
left the Waterman handcuffed and
gagged. The Waterman lay helpless
in the building until he was found sew
en- hours after the robbery. The silk
was taken from the show rooms OF
Samuel J. Aronson and Company.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13

taking Lydia z.
Pinkhsm's Vege-
table Compound
for the troubles
that come at that
time. / got so run
down ! could
scarcely do my
work and ! keep q
rooming house and
have a family of
eight 10 take care
Of A friend told
me about theVep-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
SUPREME COURT RULES;
MINER MAY GET MILLIONS

dolph Spreckels and Robert Hayes
Smith. capitalists.
In addition to the suit against the
American Smelling and Refining COM
pany, Carson has started litigation
against many other large copper COM
panies.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13

les, coverings, hangings-everything !.
Buy Diamond Dyes-no other kind
and tell your druggist whether the
material you wish 10 color is wool
or silk. or whether it is linen, cotton
or mixed goods.
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CHURCH WILL GIVE
MEXICAN CABARET

\ Mexican cabaret supper at the
.ArVonne Heights church Is announced
for the night Of Thursday. October
%. The affair will be in chIrgc Of
the Army Circle Of St Paul's Guild.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
ADVERTISEMENT

Each To- cent
package contains
dire C tons 50
simple any WON
an can tint soft,
d e Ii cate shades
or dye rich. per-
manent colors in
lingerie. silks.
rib bons, skirts,
waists dresses,
coats. stockings,
sweaters. draper
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

+ +. Wednesday-Mrs. Winchester
!. Kclso Jr. entertains at i
+ O'Clock in the Ethel Brown tea
: room complimenting Miss Marie
!: Schuchard. Miss Ruth Gildcmcis-
!. ter cntertains with a luncheon
: in the Wolff and Marx team
; room in honor Of Miss Elizabeth
, Springall.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
MADE A new
WOMAN OF HER
That Is What Lydia E. Pink
ham'sVegetableC Compound
Did for Mrs. Jenkins

Middleport, Ohio. =" I am going
through the Change Of Life and l am
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ADVERTISEMENT
, 1925-02-27
CITY PLANNING EXPERT TO
SELECT SITE FOR COMMUNITY
BUILDING uRGEDBY REALTORS

That no definite action be taken
in selecting a site for the proposed
$500, 900 community building and
auditorium without the expert ad-
vice Of city planners, will be the re-
quest made of the city council and
chamber of by a special
committee named fer that purpose
this noon at the luncheon of tho
Casper Real Estate board at the
Townsend Hotel.
Another duty assigned the COM
mittee was its appearance before
the library board this afternoon TO
forestall any improvement on the
library building in its present loca-
ton. the contention OF the board
being that the library should even
tually be 4 part Oh the city's civic
center. Those appointed on the
committee by John NJ. England.
president of the organization, were
B. L.. scherck. chairman, Harry Free
Howard Baker and a. P. Nesbitt.
Every member of the board pres
ent at the meeting gave voice to his
opinion concerning the location OF
the community building. The mi
tiativc IN calling attention TO the ne
cessity OF foresight in securing the
services of recognized city planners
, 1925-02-27
Dogs Barking
Reveals Death
In Late Fire

SHELTON. Wash. Feb. 81. -
Alarmed over the incessant barking
OF 4 small dog. the pet Of James slo-
ken. SO. "a fnrmer who has lived
for mang years on the olympic high
way nea Eden. n~eighbors yesterday
followed the dog TO the sloken place
and found the house In charred ruins
and Sloken's body IN It.
The little dog had evidently
watched in vain for his master TO APP
pear. from the burning house. and
then %despairing Of locating him. had
Travelled three miles to the nearest
neighbours house and barked for
help.
The ruins are being searched fer
any possible clue TO the cause Of the
fire that destroyed the small frame
building In which the farmer had
lived alone.
, 1925-02-27
CAREY FIGHTS
MARKET BILL
IN The SENATE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-Chair-
man Carey of the presidents agri-
cultural conference, has asked the
senate agriculture committee to hear
him tomorrow in opposition to
favorable action on the Dickinson
cooperative marketing measure
passed yesterday by the house.
Members OF the committee said
today they had been Informed that
Chairman Carey and Others of the
conference desired that the senate
proceed with the passage OF the
-Haugen cooperative market
ing bill for which the Dickinson
measure was made a substitute In
the house.
The conference members take the
position, the sueators said, that the
Dickinson bill would not accomplish
the purpose the conference had in
mind in recommending cooperative
mark citing legislation and that con
gress might as we'll not enact any
law. -
While members of the senate farm
bloc expect TO call up the Capper-
Haugen bin in the senate tomorrow
they have little hope of getting any
more farm relief legislation on the
statute books at this session CT
congress-.
, 1925-02-27
COMMANDMENTS ARE
ISSUED IN "POSITIVE"
VERSION BY RECTOR

NEW YORK. Feb. e7.-A post
tive" version OF the Ten Command
ments. In which Thou Shalt is
substituted for Thou Shalt Not" has
been written by the Rev. DR.. Nor.
man Guthrie. Episcopal minister.
His church. st. Marks in the
Bouwerie. has beef the scene OF
ritual dancing by barefoot girls OF
which Bishop Manning disapproyed.
DR.. Guthrie's decalogue is 5000
words long. 1t is designed. he says.
TO meet tho requirements OF modern
scientific and spiritual development.
Thou shalt honor. Worship and
realize. thy union with the one immi-
nent and t~ranscendant God thai
unihes the Universe" say DR..
Guthrie's code
Thou shalt %reverently recognize
and acknowledge that one. IN all
forms. however backward and re-
pugnant they may be to thee, II
those forms arc to others sincerely
acceptable and the only symbols in
tellectually and emotionally effective
for thy fellow men,"
Subscribers to this decaiogue would
, 1925-02-27
BARGAIN SALE
IS ECLIPSE

Tie eclipse that has been adver-
tised SO thoroughly in the columns
Of the Tribune the last few days
has turned out to be a price eclipse
that puts all former prices in dark
ness. 1t is offered by Max Heller,
manager OF the Bee Hive on East
Second street.
Mr.. Heller purchased the complete
stock of the Shikany Shoe &
Clothing company. when that firm
went out of business. at 40 cents on
the dollar and is disposing OF 1t all
at rldiculously low figures.
The sale starts tomorrow morning
and includes everything In mems
wear. Overcoats, suits. hats. shoes
of all models. caps, o%vershoes, socks.
shirts and innumerable articles of
haberdashery are on the list.
Tho sale will be a money saving
surprise for every person that visits
tho Bee Hive.
Take a look at the page advertise
ment in the Tribune this evening
and you will get an idea of some OF
the startling values that Max Heller
is offering in this stupenduous price
slashing sale.
, 1925-02-27

not only be permitted to Worship
craven images If they desired. but
they also would be enjoined from
Interfering with the worship or such
idols by others.
/. DIR. Guthrie's fourth command
ment reads:
Thou shalt make thy conduct
keep pace with and fully affirm the
most recen a%scertalned knowledge
Ills seventh commandment goes;
"Thou shalt regard the s~acredness.
of all way whereby God provideth
for p%rocreaton into the ~perfecting
of human individuals. Thou
shalt strive to make such a relation
by thyself and thy mate indissoluable
and unique, and to establish for thy
fellows this ideal, not by vain. cruel
and hypocritical prohibitions, de.
famations and punitive sanctions to
secular and ecclesiastical laws, but
by the sincere. passionate praise OF
love, of beauty, OF harmony-which
alone can effect the approach 10 the
perfection of breed and type. glorify-
ing God for having made man male
and female
, 1925-02-27

before attempting to settle the ques-
ton Of a site for the structure. was
taken by Sylvester pelton. He de-
clared that to proceed without such
advice is little short OF criminal
since the future planning OF Casper
is involved. Federation was given
by Mr.. Pelton to his suggestion, first
made at the chamber of commerce
forum Tuesday noon in which he
recommended the purchase OF Is lots
lying west OF the city hall for pur-
poses OF a parkway 10 give needed
perspective TO buildings in the civic
center.
The suggestion has been made by
W. o. Wilson of the community
building committee that the edifice
might be built between Park school
and the city. facing north. II Eighth
street were closed off between Cen
ter and David streets. according to
Howard Baker. who presented a map
at the meeting showing what the
result would be. Mr.. Baker gave his
approval TO Mr.. Pelton's proposal
of the purchase of land lying be-
tween the city hall block and the
high school athletic park.
Belief that the Episcopal, Presby-
terian. Methodist and Catholic
churches would object to the use
OF the city park for a building site
because such use would obstruct
their oulooli, IA expressed by
John Joks.
A number OF other sidelighta on
, 1925-02-27
Revelation LECTURES
At THE FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH TO CONTINUE

e. bowerman Win give his sixth
lecture on the Book OF the Revela-
ton next Sunday evening at the
First Baptist Church, 9Th and So.
Beech. The ~lecturesfor next. Sum
day is an exceedingly interesting
one The subject will be 1.-THE
Great Dragon. and the Two Beasts
or the Trinity OF Evil.". Connected
with this is the Mystery OF Paul
and the Mystery OF Babylon, this
takes US back into the dim ages of
history or nearly five thousand
ear ago; what began then has
been repeated in many. ways and
under different names IN tho ages
that have passed. Tho attendance
upon these lectures has been very
large. Bring your friends and enjoy
that which the Old Book is present
ing both as a note OF warning and q
shout OF victory.
, 1925-02-27
CONCERT
IS ENJOYABLE

People who visited the Klein
Marks store last evening enjoyed
more thhn usual the Victor radio
concert broadcast last night with
Victor artists giving ALI the num-
hers. Particularly enjoyable were the
orchestra numbers.
Conditions were ideal for radio re-
ception and at the Kiein-Marks store.
the concert was received on the AT.
water Kent instrument. one Of the
popular sellers in Casper.
The next Victor concert VIII be
broadcast two wec;'s from last night
and a standing Invitation is left
with the public to be present.
, 1925-02-27
MRS. ]. H. CAREY
DIES SUDDENLY.

Mrs. John II. Carey, "A years old,
wife of John, II. Carey OF 1856 st.
Mary street, died OF pneumonia this
morning at 2 o'clock after an illness
OF short duration. Surviving her
in the immediate family besides her
husband. are 1--WE children, Gene
We've. Frank, Elizabeth. John and
Mrs. Virgil Elliott. Mrs. Ines Massi.
her mother. and several sisters are
now on their way here from the
cast.
With her husband. Mrs. Carey
came to Casper eight years ago.
Previously she had lived at Lead.
S. d.
The body is at the S~hafrer-Gay
mortuary pending funeral arrange
ments.
, 1925-02-27
M'CLINT0Ck HEIR WANTED TO
ENROLL IN COURSE ON GERMS

CHICAGO. Feb. 81. Testimony
that a William D.. Shepherd had
sought to enroll as = student In n
course of bacserioiogy in the Nat,
icnal University Of Sciences was
given today at the Inquest into the
death of William y. McClintock, rich
orphan who died last December. The
youth vas a foster son or William
Darling Shepherd. who is named as
chief beneficiary IN the McClintock
, 1925-02-27
ACT V|OLATOR
TAKEN TO SALT LAKE

CHEYENNE. wyo., Feb. 81 -
Judge T. Blake kennedy has signed
an order for the removal of Jack
Wedemer from the county jail at
Rock Springs. Wyo., to Salt Lake
City. where he Is wanted to answer
n federal charge OF violation OF the
HurTisou drur act.
, 1925-02-27
STILL SEIZED.
NAN ARRESTED

One so-gallon still and a small
amount Of LIQUOR was obtained by
the sherif's office and the federal
officers in q dugout " miles
north on the Salt Creek highway
Friday morning.
The man charged with the opera
ton of the plant gave the name of
Arthur Wilson.
, 1925-02-27
oeod Thing DON'T MISS n

Bend your name and address .plainl
Hwdtten. together with 8 cents (and
this slp) to Chamberlain Medicine
Co. Des Moines, Iowa, and receive
n return . trial package containing
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REM.
EDY for coughs, colds. Group. bson.
chial. "du" and whooping coughs,
and TICKLING throat; CHAMBER.
LAlN'S TABLETS for stomach trou-
blss, indigestion, gassy pains that
crowd the heart, biliousness and COZ
stipation; also CHAMBERLAN'S
6ALyE. needed in every family for.
burns, scalds, wounds. piles and skin
Affections these valued family medii
zines for only 8 cents. Don't miss It..
, 1925-02-27
indian REBELS
In PAnAMA.0N
THE WARPATh

PANAMA. Feb. 27.-By The Asso-
ciated PressH- The national assem-
bly, today declared the district Of
San Bias in a state OF siege owing
to the recen uprising Of the Indians
there in which a number of Pam
mans were slain.
, 1925-02-27
FIRE CUTS
STRUCTURE
AT ST.PAUL

ST. PAUL, MINI, Feb. :;.-A fire
early today wrecked the interior OF
the kendrick building and caused a
loss estimated at s150.000. No enc
was injured. Three persons report
ed missing were located.
, 1925-02-27
Sands
Along Coast
Hold Mystery

WASHINGTON. Feb. %. The
mystery OF Singing sands along the
Atlantic seaboard is the latest to be
put IN to scientists OF the Smithson-
ian Institution for an answer Mem
beers OF the coast guard who vouch
for the vocal qualities OF the sands.
which they declare emit a low. moan
ing sound when the tide runs over
them, have brought specimens to the
institution FOR examination.
, 1925-02-27
Slayer Still
Is Fugitive

CANON CITY. Colo. Feb. 81
Search in the hills near Williams
burg. was continued today 10y a
nosss In quest Of Vito Gudenn.
, 1925-02-27

WASHINGTON Authority for
the states of Washington. Idaho.
Oregon and Montana to enter into
an agreement respecting the disposi-
tion and apportionment of waters OF
the Columbia river and its trlbu-
taries. would be granted by a bill
passed by the senate and sent t the
house.
, 1925-02-27

WASHINGToN-At the request
of President Coolidge the senate
struck out of the rivers and harbors
bill the requirement that all author
lied projects be completed within
five years.
, 1925-02-27

G. e.. Williams OF Rawlins is at
lendlng 90 hu-inesa nffalrs hcro.
, 1925-02-27
NEWS BRIEFS

by
the house OF a resolution proposing
an investigation OF charges against
Federal Judge English OF the eastern
Illinois district. was blocked by an
objection from Representative Blan-
ton, Democrat, Texau.
, 1925-02-27
To
Block School
House Denied

LA FAYETTE, Colo, Feb. 81
Work IN LaFayette's new $50. 900
high school went forward today in
consequence OF denial by District
Judge claud c. Coffin yesterday of
a petition for an Injunction to halt
the construction. THE petitioners
commended. among other things. that
the town which decided the tract for
the building site. had no right TO do
SO. and that the building would be
unsafe because OF mining operations
underneath.
, 1925-02-27

Max I'M OF Midwest Is visiting
with friends in Casper.
Evening star., 1925-05-24
Corralling Villains.

ONE of the interesting tendencies
~ in the moving picture business is
the concentration of the stars and
featured players by all of the premi-
nent motion picture producers. He
roes and heroines are lining up in the
various camps until there are very
few Of them who do not owe allie
gis nee TO some producer.
But the concentration isn't SOP
ping there. Villains. 100. are being
cora lied by producers who fear a
shortage of crime exponents. Lon
CLANCY. Wallace Beery and Ernest
Terrence. the big three in screen VII
lainy, are all tied up.
Universal feels that II has prize
villain. however. in Jean Hersholi
and because he is such prize has
signed him to long time contract
Although he was developed on the
Universal lot. as was Lon ChaneN
the company lost sight Of him for
several years. Then he suddenly
loomed up in Greed and Universe
wanted him again. He was used In
"A Woman's Faith" and while or
the lot signed the contract. the only
stipulat tion being that he be permitted
to play the heavy role In Douglss
Fairba nks' Don Q. This role Is
now finished and he starts shortlH
on the heavy role of MY Old Dutch
with Pat OMalley. May MacANoy and
Cullen La ndis.
Evening star., 1925-05-24
Stardom and a Violin

day in series Of full-Iencth mirrors.
closely observed the work of other
players who had won success. I
needed the slightest word of nv di.
rectors and especially did study their
hands and faces, for most OF them
were actors of ability before entering
the movie field. And | tried to the
very best of my ability to put into
every role assigned me. no ma tier how
minor ii might be, all the care and
effort that would have been necessary
had IL been the stellar role of the pla Y.
| thought, read and saw my dramatic
problems with eyes wide open. and
when ] went TO sleep my dreams were
MED With my work
have not rega rded nv achieve,
ment of stardom as aught hut an omen
sesame 10 do real work in a dramatic
way. With il my work has Just really
begun. for every new role means a
new characterization and every char.
aclerizatlon for star must he as
nearly perfect a s huma n thought skill
and effort car make it,
My sweetest recreat tion is with my
VIOLIN. And In many respects 7 think
my violin taught me how to win my
stardom in the movies | believe Il will
help me to my finest achievements in
pictures. for never had a girl "a greater
taSkfnaster. md never taskma 81 81
gave greater reward for effort we'll
done
Evening star., 1925-05-24
West Point Aspirations.

THE glamour of West Point almost
cost the movies one of its IA
vorite actors.
When Frank Mayo. who was Dor
in New York. was a small boy ne nsro
10 PASS the United States MiliIarA
Academy several times each summer
when taking sail up the Hudson
River Each time he saw he some
battlements which overlook the river
the call Of things military sounded
louder in his boyish ears.
When he wa. old enough TO 20 TO
school he persuaded his parents Ia
send him to Peekskill Mi'ilsrf
Academy He thought this would b.
a fine step toward sWest Point. Bat
somehow or other he forgot about
being a soldier after his parents COX
him abroad one Summer. He Travelled
all over Europe and came back ~
America for a brief stay, returning -
England to attend school. The Army
had lost him.
After completing his educs tior hc
turned n the stage. his first engage
ment Of note being in The Souaw "
Man"
In 1912 he went into picture. VIII =.
he has since made name for him
self as one Of the popular leading
men of the profession.