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, 1925-02-21

On Friday night, February 20. ra'
do station woAw of Omaha had a
lecture from n professor from the
University of Nebraska who gave an
elegant talk on Teapot, Salt Creek,
and Casper. he was a real booster,
and It would have done a lot OF our
Casper knockers good to have heard
him. ! hope all radio fans who heard
him Will write a letter OF apprecia-
ton TO him, for he deserves IL.
In reference TO Casper's radio sta
tion. It's a crime that such an ener-
setie town as Casper let its radio
station fail by the way eide for lack
OF support. We need a station. The
dude wranGlcrs IN tho Jackson Hole
country should be solicited to sub
scribe 10 help maintain a station.
Every concern who sells goods out
side Of Casper should also subscribe.
All OF our public spirited citizens
should help, | know that MIR. Beck
llnger and Major ormsby as we'll
as others did some noble work along
this line without success. stu It
should be revived. Look at Bristow.
Okla. u little oil town who is get
ting fame from all points OF the com
pass through its radio Radio has
, 1925-02-21

Corner East Second and 8. Ken.
wood. Willis Hugh Germany, Min.
lister. Phone 1s29w.
Sabbath school each week at s:45,
with Mr.. E. L. Rees Superintendent.
Morning worship at II. The choir
will sing a beautiful election, ex.
cellently rendered. "God Calling
Yet" Ruebush. Pastor will speak
on the subject. mot Found At a
Bargain Counter"
At 400 Pastor will meet the Child.
ren's training class. as a prepare.
ton for becoming intelligent Chris.
lions,
6i5 The Young Peoples Devo.
tional, with Mrs. Davis leader.
1880 Patriotic Service. Hon. W. J.
Wehrli will deliver an address on
George Washington. Special music
and inspirational time.
Thursday 2:3o Ladies Aid Social
Meeting. Hostesses Mesdames Ellis
Jacauot. Meide. Germany.
Orchestra meets this Wednesday
The Mountain States Telephone
company will repeat the program O.
two weeks ago. The i~nterestinr
part of that program will be the
demonstration Of such things as will
enable the rank and file of us to bet
ter cooperate with them in service
The public is invited. The program
beginning at 500 sharp.
Choir meets Friday.
, 1925-02-21
Will of the People

The people of Wyoming will recall that they voted upon
a constitutional amendment last fall directing that a portion
of the permanent school funds of the state, realized from state
school lands, in the proportion of t~hirtythree and onethird
per cent be set aside and used for general school purposes.
They will also recall that the amendment carried by a very
substantial majority and is today a part of the basic law
of the state.
The enabling legislation, carrying the will OF the people
into effect was prepared and passed by the senate and sent to
the house for approval. When it emerged upon the floor of the
house, from its committee confinement, it was the object of the
most spirited fight of the session. Barrus, Mann, Pagan, Nc
Avoy and Bishop led the fight in support of the passage of the
bill and Mccullough and Harris urged the defeat of the mea-
sure. The bill was practically passed with most everybody on
the bandwagon, when Speaker Underwood entered the lists,
from the floor and turned the tide for victory into defeat. 1t
was not what he said against the bill, but his power and pres
tie as speaker and his leadership on this side of the question
that determined the action of the house in denying the people
the right to do what they desired to do by an overwhelming
vote.
The senate believed the people knew what they were voting
for when they carried their will into effect. The house de-
clined to believe that the people knew their own minds and Mr..
Speaker Underwood went out of his way to convert his fel,
lows to this view.
The schools of the state will not receive the share of per
manent school land funds they voted for last fall, this session.
The amendment, however, is a part of the law, and legisla.
tive action may be taken at any future session of the legis-
lature.
, 1925-02-21

come TO say, we car advertise what
we have by this means, the great
Standard OIL company. the Texas
company. the White Eagle company
should gladly contribute TO this
cause. They each could have weekly
lectures on their products. they could
Increase demand and interest in their
merchandise. Each week we should
have n talk on hunting and fishing.
We could have letters come to our
chamber OF commerce. We could in
crease tourist trade, which in turn
helps all OF our merchants. So why
not? Let's make this a banner year
for Casper by means OF the radio.
Would like TO hear from others
through this column, for what we
need In Casper today is boosters. II
you can't do more than knock the
town that has been the means OF
giving you more than you ever earn
cd before, has given you cars. has
given you sports. and has given you
larger earnings. and II you havn't
saved your portion that's your own
individual cause II you can't do bet.
ter than knock. then why not move
on 20 other ports. and make room
for the real booster.
A RADIO FAN.
, 1925-02-21
winter Memorial pre.bytcrl.n

Corner III" and st. John
C. T. Hodson, Minister. Phone
1346-W. 81
said Theodore Roosevelt. "a man
who is educated in mind but not In
morals is a n to society The
Sunday School lesson of today is
the code OF morals OF tomorrow. Too
much attention cannot be paid to the
work which the Sunday School Is
doing. Along with the Church going
campaign which Casper Is waging
let us not forget the exceedingly i'm
portant duty OF adults as well as
children to attend the church school.
Come at 10 o'clock. The IL o'clock
period is for worship through hymn
and prayer and m Boys and
girls story-sermon is about Wash
ington. and the adult sermon, THE
Washington Conscience" The Inter.
mediate C. e. is studying China at
$50. The Senior c. Z. is putting
their religion to practice in the pro-
viding of a quart of milk a day for
four months to a needy mother of
six children whose husband has de.
serted her. This Senior society
meets at Gas. At 1880 the preach
er's subject will be. 'Untried Doors
The Ladies' Aid meets Wednesday.
$3.50 p. m. at the home of Mrs. C.. r.
Green, 1907 n. Durbin. The church
council meets at the church Wed.
nesday evening s o'clock to make
tefinite plans for work during March,
April and May.
, 1925-02-21

Sixth and Durbin streets. Rev.
Chas. a. Wilson, d. D.. minister.
IL a. m, 1.-THE Teaching of Jesus
Concerning Himself"
1870 u. M. What Jesus Said on
the Future Life"
Sunday school, 9;i5. Mr.. Earl d.
Holmes will speak to the Mems
class. Subject. christian Character
lstics of George Washington" Be-
ginners and primary departments
will meet in their usual places.
High school girls choir. directed
by Miss Healy. will lead the Sun
day school in the tabernacle, Spe-
cial exercises on good citizens in
all departments.
Young Peoples society. $50 p. m.
High School Girls club at the
manse Wednesday. Chorus re-
hearsal. led by Miss Edna Mae
Healy. $3.50 p. M, followed by din
ner at Q p. m, after which there
will be an interesting study and
social time.
Missionary luncheon Thursday,
1 p. M, in the church parlors, fol
lowed by a short and interesting
program.
Prayer and Bible study Thursday,
G:i5-7:30 p. m. cad Matt. 10.
Choir rehearsal Thursday, 1880
D.. m.
Fine musical numbers at every
service by the large choir directed
by Miss Asnew.
This church ministers to a large
and constantly growing number OF
members and adherents. Every
proper interest is constructively
supported. Business men find II on
the side OF every good cause that
engages their attpition. The large
number OF men present every sun
day is u testimony OF tho helpful
ness OF the services. Its fine or.
carnations offer n welcome to
every willing worker. Strangers
, 1925-02-21

Inc Friendly Church."
305 North Grant street. Rev. T.
j. Burwell. b. D.. minister.
The usual interesting session of
Sunday school will at 10
o'clock. Some new pupils have re-
Gently come in. Subject of morning
sermon, Disciples and Apostles" or
THE Call OF the Twelve" Prayer
services at 700, Mrs. Emma Sanders
and Mrs. Rookie Mills. leaders. Eve.
ming worship at 1880. Subject Of
sermon, MANS Cooperation With
God" Music by the Senior choir.
Choral rehearsal Monday and Thurs
day at 500. Grand dramatic and
musicale concert Friday at s:15, ad.
mission rs cents. Sermons from
now till and including Easter will
deal with the outstanding events in
the life Of Jesus. Bring your Bibles
and let us study them together.
Reserved dates-March s. quarterly
meeting: March IL, musical concert
o. E. s., refreshments served by
Trustees Aid; March 20. family day;
April 10. annual fashion show; April
10, mems popularity contest. Our
spring rally for the building fund
will be about June /, 1925. If we
can be of service to any let US
know. for our aim is to serve.l
, 1925-02-21

II and North Grant streets. Sun.
day schol at 10 a. IN. A little below
the 200 mark last Sunday. Let us
put It over the top tomorrow. Com.
munion and preaching hour IL a. m.
Tho seventy sent out will be the
foundation for the morning sermon.
Junior 8 p. m. Senior and interme.
dates $50 and preaching at 1880.
The Lillian Stevens division OF the
W. c. T. U. will observe Francis
Willard Day and Mrs. wilkinson will
deliver the address. You ought to
hear this message. Mrs. Wilkinson
for many years has been a W. C. T.
u. worker and is not only well
versed in the records OF the society
but is a good speaker as well.
, 1925-02-21

wrote. II am not ashamed to call
myself a Christian, and l try earn.
estly to be one" President Madison
says, HE was constant in his OBJ
servance OF worship" Chief Justice
John Marshall says, HE was n sin
cere believer in the Christian faith
and a truly devout man" The
Bible was on his dying bed: his be-
loved wife kneeling by his side: he
said. II am Just going. 'Tis well.
Father OF mercies. take me to Thy
self" His epitaph is. 81 am the
Resurrection Ind the Life" AT his
death Congress resolved. /. to erect
a grand marble monument, and 2.
to hold a funeral service in the Ger
man Lutheran church. Washington
believed in old.fashioned Bible teach
ing. Trinity Lutheran is the Bible
church. We still believe in the tri-
une God Of the Bible. the God-given
truth OF the Bible. Jesus Christ. the
Savior revealed in the Bible. II
you have nc other church home,
come and see"
, 1925-02-21
Trinity Lutheran
(Missouri Synod

Corner of South PARK and East
Fourth Streets. W. .. Rehwaldt,
pastor.
sunday school at 9;s) a. M
Morning services lEngllsh) at
10 80 a. m.
Evening services Engiish) at
1880 p. m.
Bible Class at $40 p. m.
Services at Glenrock ir grade
school at 800 p. m.
Subject of sermon for Sunday:
Gods Grand World Purpose" Have
you ever asked yourself the ques-
ton why the world is really In ex.
i%stence2 Here Is a question over
which the wisest of men have pug
zled. What IL life? What is man?
To this questions the Christian finds
complete and consol!ng answer In
the Holy writ. Hear tho sermon
this Sunday, Feb. 22, washington's
birthday. The Rev. Lee Massey
said. II never saw so constant an
attendant in church as Washington"
ina letter 10 Lafayette Washington
, 1925-02-21

Fifteenth and Poplar streets. DR..
j. T. Hanna, pastor. Residence,
1910 South Poplar.
Sunday. 94o a. M, preparatory
prayer service. All Christians in
vited.
Sunday. 10 a. m, Sunday school
for young and old. If you have
not been coming begin next Sunday.
Sunday, IL a. m. sermon. Theme,
How may the world know whether
we r Christians or not?'
Sunday. 3 p. m.. b. Y. p. U.
for all young people.
Sunday. 1870 p. M, song service.
Sermon by the pastor. Text, Acts
16.3l-s3.
Wednesday. 1870 p. M. Bible study
and prayer service. Lesson Rom.
CHI. IL.
Friday. beginning at 1890 a. M,
the First church will unite with
Emmanuel in observing the day of
prayer. 49,.
Friday. 1880 p. m. Those interest.
ed In tho song service are requested
to meet at the church.
The church going campaign is on.
Bring your friend and neighbor.
Five reasons why we should at.
tend church. by G. e. Jones:
i. 1t is Gods plan that all PEG.
pie should attend public worship.
.. Public worship is not only a
duty but should be esteemed q priyi.
lege. Heb. X-23-25.
3. Parents should go to church
to set an example for young people.
4. We should go to church to
help sustain the greatest OF all
undertakings.
8. Because regular attendance
upon public worship is the best safe
guard against idolatry. the worlds
great sin.
Come to Emmanuel. "They love
a fellow over there"
, 1925-02-21

Corner East Second and South
Durbin streets. The downtown
church. near all bus lines. Rev.
Lewis e. Catrer, pastor. Prayer at
$3.50 a. m. Bible school. e. NJ. Bean,
superintendent, 9:45 a. m. Fourth
| sermon in the series on the Beauti-
tudes. Subject 1.-THE Hungry Fed"
at IL n. m. Anthem. Arise. Shine"
Maker. Junior church. Subject, THE
Self Governing Club at IL a. m.
Anthem by the junior choir. Mem
bership class. 2:30 p. m. Social hour
for young people at 5:l5 p. m. A
fine program and refreshments. Ep-
worth league. at 615. led by Mis-
Julia Mechling. Trio by girls. Can
tata 1880 p. m. The Beautitudes,"
Ashford. By a chorus choir. Monday
2:30 p. IN. to s p. m. Martha Wash
lngton tea under the auspices OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
at the parsonage. sec South Lincoln
street. A high class musical and lit
erary program in charge Of Mrs. It'd
bail will be presented. The following
viii take part. Vlrgia Spicer. reader;
Mrs. Grace G. Bean, pianist; Wade
II. Cramer. violinist; Miss Frances
Bowerman, soprano s~oloist; Miss
Helon Carter, pianist. The selections
TO be rendered are given in the So
ciety column of this paper. All wo-
men OF the congregation r invited.
Tuesday $50 p. nj. Woman's Home
Missionary society ut tho home OF
Mrs. Oliver Forbes. 1867 South Pop
lar street. Mrs. A. @. Jones will as
slst and Mrs. donaldson will con-
duct the program. Wednesday.
church, night supper and meeting.
6.3O p. m. Notice change Of night
back to Wednesday. The social serv-
lee circle will serve the supper on
Thursday at 1880 p. m. Choir rehear-
sal.
, 1925-02-21

United Lutheran Church. CY Av.
enue and Ash Street; T. B. Uber,
Pastor.-"Yoked Together" 10 the
subject of a special sermon on Sun.
day morning at 100. This Is hus.
band and wife service. Husbands
and wives are invited to attend
this service. This IL a message
which deals with the domestic prob.
lens. Why are some married people
SO unhappy II you were single
again and know what you know
now about married life. would you
marry? Should women propose
marriage? A frank discussion OF
, 1925-02-21

these and many other Q%ueetions.
Special music by the chorus choir
directed by Miss Mary C. Ladwig.
Lead Kindly Light" by Stults.
Rewards of Mid-Life" is the sub
ject of the lecture on Sunday eve
at 1880. This is a companion lee.
ture to the one given last Sunday
evening on the Dangers OF Mid
Life" 1t is a discussion of the joys,
achievements. compensations. oppor-
tunities, and advantages of Mid-Life.
The great chorus choir of 40 voices
directed by Miss Ladwig will sing
at this service.
Sunday school at 1890. We con-
fidently expect so people In the
adult Bible class which meets at
1000. The practical discussions in
this class r interesting and helpful.
Confirmation class on Friday eve.
ming at 4:45.
Catechetical class on Saturday at
200.
Strangers and visitors are cor.
daily invited to attend all our ser.
vices. A hearty welcome to all.
, 1925-02-21

Sunday evening to assist with the
b. Y. p. U. services of the church.
Evening service 7:45. Lecture
Five-Revelation THE Two Wit
nesses'' and the Great Dragon and
the Seven Empires" Selection by
the male quartet.
Prayer and e~vangelistic services
Wednesday evening 7:46. These
meetings are very helpful under the
spiritual leadership OF our pastor.
Come Inc bring those whom we may
interest. Nursery open to children
under three. Strangers always vel
come.
, 1925-02-21

r. r. Hildebrand. Pastor.
Church school. 9:45.
Morning worship. 400.
c. u. society. $50.
Evening services. 1880.
Are you giving a square deal to
the churches when you never at
tend and at the same time say and
admit that you would not live In
a city where there were no churches.
Well. the greatest gospel that men
know is the Gospel according to
you" Church people it is up to
you to make the church popular.
1.-THE Whole Church at the Whole
Task means first that every mem.
Der attends and second that every
member finds u job" and third that
every member does that job.
A great rally day for every mem
Der is set for March /. Every class
and organization reports a splendid
spirit and much enthusiasm. The
month OF March is the month set
for special days and special pro-
grams. Every service an inspira.
ton.
Sunday evening the choir will
give a recital. We expect a large
attendance and a splendid program.
The young people OF the Christian
Endeavor society will meet at 4;5O
o'clock for a social hour and supper.
The regular Sunday evening meet
ing will be very interesting owing
to the subject. special preparation
on the part OF the leader. All young
people cordially invited.
Our services are always full of
real enthusiasm and devotion. We
have n place for strangers and they
are strangers but once. The church
is on the corner OF Grant and Lind
streets. The Grand street bus
passes.
, 1925-02-21
Free Methodist, Mills.

The Sabbath school will render a
short patriotic service during the
Sunday school hour, and will be
followed by a brief address.
Mr.. Hobart Eastman will speak
to US at 8 p. m.
Our quarterly conference will
commence March 6 and continue
over Sunday. March s. Rev. A.
Randall. the elder. in charge.
You are invited to these services.
, 1925-02-21

Sunday school 945. There are
classes for all. Morning service
1900 O'Clock. Subject 'Is Religion
losing out to jazz" Opinion OF DR..
Russell conenll, the great lecturer
and preacher. Lectured on Acres
OF Diamonds" $3.50 times. Eighty
two a OF age and in a series car.
ried by the U. p. C. News Servlce%
As this is a much discussed subject
Of the present day 1t is worthy OF a
large hearing. Anthem-"How
Lovely Arc Thy DwellIngs"-Men.
delssohn.
II. Y. p. U. Societies $50. Some
OF the young people 80 to Glenrock
, 1925-02-21

South Jefferson and East Sixth
streets. Elmer NJ. Berg. pastor. Sun
day school at s:45 a. M. Morning
services lin English) at II a. M.
theme Of sermon. "On the Threshold
of Lent" Evening worship and SER
NOR lin Norse) at 1870 o'clock.
theme. 1.-THE Sin-Bearing Lamb Of
God" A cordial invitation to these
services is extended to all. whose
ever WILL" in our savior's name.
, 1925-02-21
Absence of HUE

Let us be thankful to the Democrats and the Democratic
state administration, that either by design or accident, Byron
HUE was not kept in attendance during the legislative session.
Whoever is responsible for his nonappearance recognized the
unpopularity Of this arch character assassin and so saved the
party and the administration from criticism and humiliation,
that would otherwise have fallen upon them.
Huie's contemplate tactics in the last campaign lost him
not only the respect of fair minded and respectable members of
other political parties but just about ruined him with mem
bers of his own party. 1t is a fate entirely befitting a cheap
scoundrel.
, 1925-02-21

Christl,ci Science services are held
IN the c1'rch edifice . corner of
Grant and Fourth streets. every
Sunday morning at IL o'clock. Testi.
monial meetings are held on Wed.
nesday evening at 8 o'clock. All are
welcome to these services. Sunday
school for children up to the age Of
20 years Is held on Sunday at $40
a. m. Reading room at 222 Beck.
linger building is open each week
day from IL noon until 5 p. m.
, 1925-02-21

Corner 18th and Poplar Streets;
Rev. c. L. johnson. Pastor; Phone
ass-M.-Services. Sunday school,
1000 a. m; preaching. 11:oo a. M;
Y. P. s. meeting. $50 p. M; preach
ing. 1880 p. m; mid-week prayer
meeting. Wednesday. 1870 p. m,
Cottage prayer meeting. Friday,
February 81 at 1880 p. m. will be
held at the home OF Mrs. r. Sharp,
1928 s. Cedar st. The Wages OF
Sin have never been reduced SC
come and hear when your payday
Is coming, follow the crowd to 18th
and Poplar next Sunday.
Fine music, special singing. great
congregational singing. A welcome
to all,
, 1925-02-21

i52 South Durbin street. Sunday
service, II a m; lessons In truth,
Z p. M, Tuesday; good words class,
Friday $3.50 p. m. Mrs. May leading,
Sunday school class 1000 a. M, Miss
Horner, leader. Room open daily
from 10 a. IN. until 1870 p. m.
, 1925-02-21
Salvation Army Citadel

800 North Wolcott street. Ser.
vices Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat
urdays at 5 p. m. Sundays. Holiness
meeting at IL a. M. Sunday school
ESQ p. m. Young Peoples Leg,on at
$50 p. M. Salvation Rally s D. m.
Captain and Mrs. W. H. Wills off.
GERS In charge. Phone 21os.
, 1925-02-21
Church Of Christ

Church of Christ will meet In
The auditorium of the city hall on
Sunday afternoon at , o'clock. A
prayer meeting every Tuesday even.
ing at 1880 o'clock.
, 1925-02-21

The Rev. Father j. IL. Muffin.
pastor; the Rev. Father ]. #. More.
ton, assistant pastor. Mass on sun,
day at Z, s, . and 1880 a. m. Sun.
day school at p. m. Benedictlon
at ; o'clock. Mass during the week
at 1850 and s o'clock.
, 1925-02-21
st. Marks Church

Seventh and Wolcott Streets.
Rev. Philip X. Edwards. Rector.
Holy Communion at 500 a, m.
Church school at 9:45 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon at
HOO a. m.
Patriotic service in honor OF
George W~ashington's birthday at
$3.50 p. m.
, 1925-02-21

Beginning February 20 at II n. m.
at city hall, services to be held in
council hall on second floor. to con.
tinue indefinitely each evening at
1880. Everyone invited. t. o. Col.
phenee. Evangelist.
, 1925-02-21

Tho time to be at the church is
$50 Sunday afternoon. There is a
class for everyone. mo study is
more important than the study of
the Bible and the truths that It con-
UNSATISFACTORY Wilson.
, 1925-02-21
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Later
Day SaintA

Services held In Labor Union Hall
at $40 North Durbin street.
Sunday school at 1880 q. m. and
preaching services at 7;30 p. nj.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend.
, 1925-02-21

Sunday school. 10 a. m. Lesson
Roman 1910, IS. II.
Preaching. II a. m. Text. Isa5ah
1921. Subject, Trust"
Christian Endeavor. G p. m.
General Gordon, who COMMANDED
the British army in the Soudan and
who with a contingent of troops was
massacred by fanatical trihesmen
once said. Il care o how sieen
and rugged the way l travel, how
great the odds against me or what
fate / suffer. so long as l am always
sure Of the blessing of God"
, 1925-02-21

Services each Sunday evening at
I:4o at the Knights of Pythias hall,
Madame Keyes gives messages each
Sunday evening. The public is In.
vited.
, 1925-02-21
Letters From the People

The Tribune welcomes contributions, the only requirement being
that all communications must be signed by the writer, although name
will not be USE II requested. and not exceed 500 words. While we may
not agree with the views expressed by contributors, " q ue glad never
theiess to provide the means for dissemination OF the publcs view,
The editor reserves the right to reject any letters which are detrt
mental to the hest Interests Of the community.
, 1925-02-21

DR.. ]. t. Hanna, Minister.
Remember the time: Sunday
school at 2;ao p. m. and preaching
at $3.50.
, 1925-02-21
J.. ]. Champlln, Mlnister

j. j. Champlin, Minister.
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Evening service, 1910 p. m. Text.
But they that walt upon the Lord
shall renew their strength; they
shall run and not be weary; they
shall walk and not faint"
Everybody come. Let us make
this a church of great service to the
community.