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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-08
VELKE SPIKNUTf ODHALENO.
JEDNALO Sc PRY KOMUNISTICKOU VZPOURU
A SVRZENf VLADY v ITALII.

Rim. Z lnora = Teprve kdyz mnoho osob bvo nozaty-
kano rznych castech zacnaji vychazet po-
drobnos komunstckem spiknu prot Wade fascistu Po-
lcie dosud zachovav mlGen pres ste nfornace
dostaly verejnost.
Ones zda byt made vechnu pochybnost sto spknu
bylo sroc rozvevene mea vypuknou
cele ali hnu byo dobfe fnancovano ieho vud-
cove by pfmem syku bolsevky Moskv6 podvratne
hnuti nebyo poruzne lokan ale re byo panovano ze-
no ustredn organsac jez havn stan byl patme Rima
Tato ustfedn organisace bya znama ako "tajny
lucni vykonnv vybor' poce nyn pne zamestnava
patranm po jeho cenech jich ztotoznovanim.
Policie obieva spitnu vice meme nahodou. Obdrzela
cnnost steho Giovanni Borgy. ehoz drive z
znaa ako komunsckeho agatora. Prohledal jeho byt
nasli tam 100000 r angickych ibrach sternk Bordga
do nedavna podrizeny zeeznitn renik uspokov6
vysvetlit, iak MIN prise.
Soucasne poce nasa provolani podepsane Tfeti
Moskve fascistech Sc muvilo ako
bande vrahu hrdorezd denc celeho svea vybzen aby
svrhi vladu fascs Itai konecne poce naSla
mtujci correspondence mez komunsckymi ruznych
castech Italie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-08
PROTI DAM MA CASOLIN.

Columbus, O., z. unora. -
Proti navrhovane dani 2 centll
ma gallon gasolinu, povstala sill
ma opposice Sc strany ruznych
automobilistickych sdruzeni We
state. Mimo jine Sc poukazu-
je. re dan byla by nespravedli-
va, jezto We skutecnosti neivi-
ce byla by pocitena vlastniky
lacinejSich druha automobile
a meme bohaci, ktefi mali dra-
he automobily. vezme-li Sc "a
meritko pocet ujetych mil. Pro
pfedlohu jsou farmari, kteri
zadaji, ably penez onou dani
vyziskanych, pouzivano bylo
ma provadeni spravek ma ce-
stach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-08
VYBfRANf MLADfKU DO
VOJENSKYCH VZDELA-
VACfCH USTAVI.

Kongresnik Theodore E..
Burton vyzyva mlade muze ma
seho okresu k soutezi ku vstou-
peni do vojenskych ustavu we
West Point a Annapolis. Pro-
hlidka a zkousky zapo5nou v
The East Technical High
School o 8. hod. dopoledni v So
botu II. unora. - Pro West
Point ma byti vybran jeden
kandidat hlavni a til podmi-
nocni v Annapolis mali byti
pax obsazena mista ftyry, ctyf
mi hlavnlmi dvanacti podmi~
nccnimi cekanci. Souteze Sc
mllze s1castniti kazdy mladik
okresu Cuyahoga, Lake a Gc-
auga, jenze zadatel mimo %.
kongresni distrikt odvislym bu-
de cd pravidel armadniho a
namofniho departmental, jeli-
kcz jinak stavajfci predpisy
pozaduji, aby uchazec I'll v
distriktu, kterym byl navrzen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-08
"STRAz MA RYNE"
v SAVANNAH.
Transport St. Mihiel prijel wee.
ra Sc zbytkem amer. okku-
pacni Nrmady.

Savannah, Ga, 7. unora. 49,
Toto stare mesto uvitalo dnes
posledni zbytek americke ok
kupaGni armady Ma nemecke
pude - jmenem svym a celych
Spojenych Statu.
Vojaci i lejich manzelky
poadraveni jasatem ohyyatel.
stva, do cehoz sc misil hlahol
Zvonu a pronikavy zvuk par
Mich pist'al a stfelba z del.
st. >Mihiel privezl 64 pova-
le6ne nevesty devatenact d.
tex. jez priSly ma tento svet V
Porynsku, ma nemecke pude,
avsak pod americkou vlaikou.
Mezi t6mi. kdoz navrativsi Sc
voiaky uvitali, byli -tez kon-
gresnici z George, ale ii byli
nuceni vratiti Sc brzy do Wash
ingtonu, tax re formalni pro-
gram byl velmi strucnl. Oddil.
citajici neco pres tisic dustoj-
nlkn a muzu. jest sou6astkou
osmeho pesiho pluku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-08
PROHIBIcNf BITVA.

Washington, z. lnora. -Je-
den muz jest nemocnici zde
Sc stfelnou ranou V hlave a ie-
ho asi ctyricet spolecniku skry
va Sc lesich, po trihodinne bi
I've patnacti prohibicnimi zri-
zenci V okresu Prince George,
b!ize Walnut, Nd, vcera po-
zde odpoledne. Raneny, jehoz
stav jest vazny, odeprel sdeliti
jmeno, nezli upadl V bezvedo-
mi. Phi najezdu zabaveny by
ly til destilacni aparaty, jeden
Mich ma 1000 gallonu vel
ka zasoba kukuisicne whisky.
Mineni Ifadi jest, ze to byl je.
den z hlavnich zdrojn zasob
holinkard We Washingtone.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-08
STREDOAMERICKA KONFE-
RENEE SKONCENA.

Washington, Z. 1nora. -
Stfedoamericka konference.
jez zapocala 4. prosince, byla
skoncena dnes, "a predsednl~
ctvi sekretare statu Hughese a
zastupci Guatemaly, Salvado-
ru, Hondurasu, Nicaraguy a
Costa Riky yyiadrili uspokoje-
nj mad vykonanou praci. Pode-
psali smlouvu, jez slibuje zaii-
stiti mir a klidny vyvoj stredo-
americkych stati. Smlouva
musi byti schvalena jednotlivy-
mi vladani, ably nabyla plat
nosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-08
DRASTlCKA OPATRENf PODNlKANA.
FRANCE ROZHODNUTA UCINIT KO-
NEG SABOTAzI V RUIIRSKU.
KDO BUDE DOPADEN PRI POSKOZOVANf zELEZ.
NIcNlHO MAJETKU, MA BYTI ZASTRELEN

Dusseldorf, Z. dnora Trest smrti bude ulozen ma
Nemce dopadene pf poskozovanf zeezncniho maeku pf
porouchavani sgnalnch vez vbec cny saboaze jez
mohy by uv6 nebezpeci zvoy cesujicich francouzske
ufady oznam dnes Jest to re bylo pohozeno
stem smrti strany Francouza
Strazim bylo nafizeno zasrel kazdeho kdo Sc prbzi
zeleznicnf kfzovatce gnani vez neb nadraz odepre
zastaviti obvykou vyzvu Gen. Degoutte prohasi
dnes re Nemci kefi posouchaji rozkazy ybou
nu odvetu Poruii' dopouste restnych cnu
&c zadneho slovanf.
Agent vyboru pohybuji Sc vons Ruhrsku, zejmena
Eberedu ktel jest meme nez dve mile Cd nekranes pred
nj straze francouzskych okkupacnich Dornapu Vol
sko dplne obkcuje Elberfeld Dornapu voh-
wnkel odtud pax hovychodne Lennepu pax do Donber
gu severn zapad do Wufrathu.
Obyvatesvo move zabrane obasti chova Sc velm ne
pratelsky vuc Francouzdm, odpr zasavova pouni kay
obsuhova Francouze restauracch zdravit francouzke
dusojnky vbec podnika vsechno NOME ably voja
kun einen byl nesnesenym Divkam jest hrozeno
ostffhanm vlas muzskou cas obyvatesva budou
deny rozmlouvacf francouzskymi dstoniky neb voay
Metz z. unora. - Stavka uhlokopd Saarske panv sr
do Lotrinska Petina havr oblasech Lahouve Petite
Rosselle nepfihasilo sc do prace odpoledn smenou
Essen, T. dnora. Nemecka informacn kancelar ozna-
mue re Francouz okkupova Lennep, mesto Porynsku
bohaym extnm primyslem, jakoz Krebsoege Bergisch-
Born, dve mensi mesta sousedstvi.
Zda re obyvatel ocekavao Nemce vice dn pokud
zprav nemeckch vysvita nedoso zadnym vyrznosen
Pres to vsak prichod vojska vyvola acko
mstni fady oznamily liz mnuy yden, okkupace
byt provedena nekolika dnech.
Obyvatesvo ddoli Wupperskeho cita asi 100000 Jsou
to vetsinou denci zamesnani textilnich primysech
Washington, T. lnora - Nedavna okkupace nemeckych
NEST Appeweier Offenbgu byla die sdeleni parzske
y ku zdesmu francouzskemu vevysanectv tresnym opa
fenm zasaveni meznrodni vakov6 sluzby mezi Paf
ii. Prahou Bukurest inymi evropskym hlavnm mesy.
Die canku 367. Versaiske smouvy. Nemecko
lilo spolupusobti urzovan zeleznicn
suzby pferusio jedine vzdoru jake cast nemeck6ho
programu trpneho odporu proi francouzske okkupac.
Francouzsk6 zahranicn minsterstvo rovnez vyvratlo
novinalske zpravy rekvrovan nemeckych nemocnic
puzovani nemeckych pacient prohasue naopak fran
couzsky lekasky stab spoupdsobi stabem nemeckym
neepSi harmOn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-08

Ms miste odvolani valecneho
lod'stva spojenci sesiluji
sve esk6dry.

Carihrad, Z. unora. = Wy
rozumiva Sc, re spoienci neie-
nom odepreli odvolati sve va
lesne lodi ze Smyrny, ale re
Britove poslali tam dalsi lodi 2
Cafihradu, Dardanell a Malty.
We Smyrne jest tez americky
torpe edoborec Ed aA. avsak pro
Il tomu nemaji Turci namitek.
Londyn, Z. unora. - Pc roz-
mluve dnes mezi zastupci vlad
briticke a francouzske, bylo u
sneseno ma navrh poslednejSi,
odmitnouti turecky pozadavek,
ably spojenecke valecne lodi
byly odvolany re Smyrny. Fran
couzi Britove poslali Anger
ske Wade vyrozumeni tom
smyslu a zaroven vystrahu, re
anglo-francouzskym lodim by
10 nafizeno haiti sc, kdyby by
~ napadeny.
We Smyrne isou dve spojenec
ke valecne lodi = briticky xii
znlk Calypso a francouzsky
kfiznik Ernest Renan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-08
VELkY OBCHOD MA POSTE
v CLEVELANDU.

Washington, Z. unora.-Pfi-
jmy ma poSte v Clevelandu ci.
nily behem ledna celkem $661,
OIL, coz jest vzrust STAT, ,903
eli % procent mad ony Ia lie.
den 1922, die uredniho ozna-
meni vydaneho dnes postoynim
odborem. Jedine New York a
Chicago vykaZuji vetsi skutec-
ny vzrust nezli Cleveland a
pouze Chicago, Toledo Jer-
sey City vetsi procentni vzrust.
Tyz cini Toledu 1911. 400, ci-
Ii 3O.3 procenta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-08
SNEHOVA VANCE MA
VYCHODE.
Vyzadala 81 Ia obet' nekoliA
lidskych zivotG a zraneni
mnohc osob.

New York, 7. unora. - O.
slepujici snehova vanice. trvav
81 po celou noe, mela zapeti
smrt, zraneni a zkazu v New
Yorku a Ma okolnim pobfezi a
V Novo-Anglicku. Temer de-
set palcu snehu spadlo. Mezi
mrtvymi jsou diva hasici, ktefi
IA cest6 k ohni srazili Sc elek
trickym vlakem We ctvrti
Queens a pet nmrti Sc pricita
porouchanym plynovym vyhfev
MIN kamnum, jichz pouzito
behem blizzardu. Mnozi chod-
ci. oslepeni vanici, utrpeli IRA
neni, kdyz vrazili ulicich do
vozidel vseho druhu.
V Atlantic City poraneno by
10 pet osob pri srazce dvou e.
lektrickych kar ma pobrezni
draze. V New Haven, Conn.,,
vlak zabil jednoho muze a vaz-
ne zranil druheho, kdyz metli
snih ma tratich New Haven
drahy, vedoucich hlubokou L.
zlabinou. Vlaky byly skoro
vsechny zpozdeny, kdezto do
prava ma mofi byla Iplne o.
chromena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-08
NALEZ MRTVOLY KAPITA-
MA POHRESOVANE LODI.

Poblize Dunkirku, n. Y, ma
lezena byla V ledu zamrzla
mrtvola muze, jenz byl V po-
sadce vlecnaku Cornell, ktery
zmizel "a plavby Clevelandu
do Buffalo dne 21. prosince
Die nalezenvch nektervch zna
mex, jedna Sc o pozustatky
bud kapitana Edw. F. KEN
metha neb strojnika Williama
Griersona. Do Dunkirk odcestu
ie nektery irednik spolecnosti,
jez lod' vlastnila, k vuli ztotoz-
neni mrtvoly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-08
SKOLA ZAVRENA NASLED.
KEN INFLUENZY.

Norwalk, o., 7. lnora. =
Zdejsi stredni skola byla opet-
ne zavfena ma tyden, ponevadz
velky pocet studentG churavi
ma influenza. Kdyz skola wee
"a otevrena, shledano, re 100
studentd jest ma seznamu ne
mocnych. Kdyz pred tydnem
zavrena, bylo nemocnych pou.
re sestnact.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-08
zENICH %, NEVESTA As.

Chicago, Z. unora. - Kdyz
Charles l.. Cureton byl 17-le-
tym studentem ma stfedni sko-
lie, jeho nejoblibenejsi ucitel-
kou byla slecna E. H. Kocho-
va, tehdy 4O-leta. Nyni eta on
% roxy veku, ona ctyricet pet
a cd vcerejSka jsou manzeli.
"Mame pravo ziti svdj zivot,
jak "a dobre uzname," pravi-
la nevesta. "DneSni lide Sc
trasli Sc sebe stfedoveke pred
sudky."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-08
PALICSTVf v IRSKU.

Dublin Z. unora. - Pokra-
cujice We sve Rampant paliG-
stvi proti maietku pratel vlady
Svobodneho Statu, irsti po-
vstalci zapalili znicili Castle
boro, lorda Carew-a historicky
zamek blize Enniscorthu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-08
PROF. SEVtfK MA CESTE.

Chicago. Z. 1nora. - Zdej-
81 Bushova konservatof hubby
oznamila, re prof. O. Sevcik,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-08

slavny cesky hudebni paeda-
cog, jenz zfskan byl jako uci-
tel pro omen ustav, vyjel jiz z
Evropy. V Chicagu Jest oGe-
kavan ku konci pfistiho tydne.
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Opinions On Education

CONTINUED from Page One)
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-11-29
Music a SociaIizing Force

zone touch of Nature makes the
whole world kim This touch of Ma
ture is simply something which
evokes a mood that is good and uni
versally experienced. 1t is these
broad, universal moods with which
music deals, and consequently peo-
pie exhibit, under the appeal OF
music, a closeness of sympathy and
a unity of feeling that surpass any
other unity ordinarily experienced.
The fact that music can enlist the
participation of large numbers on
people at the same time, though they
be young and old and diverse IN
many ways. is again a matter o. pro
found significance. In a cosmopoii-
tan community the hour of song IN
the public schools, or of community
chorus practice by adults, may be
the only time when complete. social
solidarity is attained by a commun-
ity group.
The character of modern indus
trial and commercial life tends tow
ard the mechanization of human HE.
In many callings men are never so
little their own true selves as when
they are at work. 1t is during the
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-11-29

leisure hours that the Individual
powers and qualities are restored
and developed. Music holds a safe
and strong r~egenerative power for
the individual during these hours
immeasurably greater than the wear
ing excitements into which he is so
often lead" - From Educational
Bulletin.
The Wolf Point school is teaching
music because we believe the above
is true. A high grade of vocal music
is being taught throughout the
grades, rs students in our schools
are taking instrumental music. They
are enrolled as follows: Violin, So;
Mandolin, 2; Clarinet, 5; Saxaphone,
8; Flute, 8; Cornet, 8; Alto, 1; Bari
tone, 2. Trombone, 3. Drums, 1;
Bass, 1. In addition a number who
are not taking instrumental lessons
play in the band and orchestra.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-11-29
HAZEL BELL

The schoolmates and friends of
Hazel Bell, who had anxiously waited
through the weeks of her illness,
were filled with deepest sorrow at the
nws of her death which occurred on
Saturday, November oath, at about
$50 D.. M, at the home on Dawson
street. The shock was harder to bear
because, while her illness had been
srious, she had conquered the attack
ing disease, typhoid-pneumonia, and
was making encouraging progress
toward recovery until a few hours
before the summons came.
The funeral services were held at
the Catholic church at 9:30 on Mon
day, Nov. 26, conducted by Rev. FIR.
Benedict. The services were largely
attened by grief stricken friends of
the little girl and the family. The
casket bore many floral tributes sent
by Hazel's class, the classes of her
sisters and many others. Burial was
made in the Catholic cemetery.
Elizabeth Hazel Irene Bell, daugh-
ter of John Bell, was born at Minot,
N. D.. December 1, 1907, which made
her at the time she was taken away
Is years, II months and % days of
age. The mother died several years
ago.
For the past four years Hazel had
attended the public schools of this
city and has a remarkable record of
scholarship to her credit. She was
regarded as the leader of her class
in the eighth grade and had been
the leader of that class for practical
" the full four years, a student both
brilliant and dilligent.
She is survived by her father and
two younger sisters, Marie and Ag-
mes, also by three aunts and two
uncles.
The deep and heartfelt sympathy
of the friends and acquaintance of
the bereaved family is extended to
them.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-11-29
Legal Notices

NOTICE OF sHERIEF,S SALE

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
In the District Court of the Twen-
tieth Judicial District of the State
of Montana, in and for the County of
Roosevelt.
First State Bank of Wolf Point,
Montana, a corporation, Plaintiff
VS..
Champlin Implement Company, a
corporation; E. L. Champlin, C. o.
Dierdorff, P. j. McCone, W. H. Reig-
hart and o. M. Champlin, defendants.
To be sold at Sheriff's Sale on the
9th day of December, A. D. 1923, at
the hour of two o'clock P. NJ, of said
day, at the front door of the court
house in the City of Poplar, in the
said County of Roosevelt, State of
Montana, the following described
property, to-wit:
Lots numbered One and Two q
and p, Block numbered twenty-five
(25), Original Townsite of Wolf
Point, Montana;
The north Ninety (9O) feet of lots
numbered One and Two q and p,
Block numbered Eighteen (18), Orig
inal Townsite of Wolf Point, Mon
tana.
All in Roosevelt County, State of
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-11-29
INSTRUCTIONS FOR
DRESSING TURKEYS

In the first place poultry should be
well fed and we'll watered and then
kept from IS to % hours without
food before killing. Stock dresses
out brighter when well watered and
adds to the appearance. Full crops
injure the appearance are liable to
sour, and when this does occur, cor
respondingly lower prices must be
accepted. Never kill poultry by
wringing the neck.
Dressed turkeys when dry picked
always sell best and command better
prices than scalded lots, as the ap-
pearance is brighter and turkeys are
more attractive. Endeavor to mark
ct all gobblers before January 1st
and all turkeys should be marketed
between November 20 and January 1
1t pays best to sell them dressed.
Turkeys should be dry picked when
bodies are warm and bird is bleed
ing, as feathers will come off easier
and skin will not tear as easily. The
tail feathers come off with a twist
a straight pull will "set" them.
Leave heads and feet on and DO
NOT remove intestines or crop. Torn,
bruised, crooked breasted, or Toms
under nine pounds and hens under
six pounds sell at No. 2. We advise
holding small turkeys for marketing
after January From a Poultry
House.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-11-29

In answer to the question "What
aid should be given to the schools
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-11-29

are going to nigh school or college
just to be going, and not for the
purpose of utilizing their time to the
best advantage so that they may sue
cessfully prepare for their future
status in life. This apparent default
in their mental attitude toward edu-
cation should be overcome by teach
ing them the correct method of
study; the responsibilities awaiting
them in their future life; and the
real purpose of an education. A
great many students would be more
successful in their studies if they
realized at the time they are taking
them in school that they would be
called upon later in their life to pay
the penalty for non-performance OF
the duties required of a student.
This burden does not alone fall upon
the students teachers, but upon his
parents who are primarily respon-
sible for the ultimate educational
success of the student. Both parents
and teachers should cooperate so
that the student may have the bent
fit Of their mutual cooperation, and
have every advantage possible,
psychologically speaking, so that his
mind may readily assimilate knowl-
edge.
In answer to the question "What
aid should be given to the schools
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-11-29
News Of the Schools

Continued from Page One)
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have, that the taxes for the public
school, should be reposed in a general
state fund for public school pur-
poses, distributed in such a manner
that the weaker districts would re-
ceive as much help as the stronger,
in just proportion, in true democratic
fashion.
By the respective boards of
education employing only competent
teachers, of at least normal school
training, they to prepare the child
in the public school to cope with the
affairs of life intelligently.
4.-No. There are in many states
a shortage of school facilities. 1t
is, according to war records, a de-
plorable fact that America stands
10th in literacy. Germany, Switzer-
land, Netherlands, Finland, Norway,
Sweden, Scotland, France and Eng
land ranking in the order named
5.-Teach the children in the pub
lie schools the fundamentals of
American citizenship and respect Tor
the Flag and Constitution. Ameri-
canize the alien or the alien will
alienize America.
6-Education is the conversions of
the foundation of National stability.
Compel every child in the Union to
attend the public schools for a school
period of from six years of age to
10. The schools to be aided by the
Federal government through a sec
rotary Of education in the presidents
cabinet.
r. j. Moore.
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giving day between Anaconda and
Billings will be watched with inter-
est.
The basketball boys are taking
| subscriptions for the Dearborn In
dependent. A commission of so
cents is given them for each sub
soription. You get the worth of
your dollar and a half and the boys
will be able to secure some much
needed equipment such as basket
balls, socks, etc.
TIL eighth grade and a few of
their Freshmen friends had a basket
social in the upper hall of the school
building ON Friday evening. The
event Melted them three hours Of
good fun and SO in cash. Progress
i've contests occupied the first part
of the evening. Annie jacob was
the winner of the first prize and Leo
Spangler drew the consolation prize.
Some of the baskets were very art
istically decorated and Fred declares
that one he bought was worth twice
what he paid for it.
Last Friday the Camp Fire Girls
gave the assembly program. Miss
McAleer had charge. The girls put
on the one-act farce "Priscilla's
Room" 1t was an excellent enter
tainment. Misses Mae Voorhees, and
TI@J-o, ALL ,c1 - az, n rntJpb on
preciated duet. Mrs. Shipman was
accompanied.
Cast of Characters
Jasper Holmes, a Senior---------
Prudence GIFTS
Lester Wells, a Junior Juliet GIFTS
Michael O'Toole, the janitor------
Freda Heater
Peter, bell boy.---...Amber Bickers
Priscilla Barnes, Senior--.---
.. Monnie Zemo
Mrs. Mary Ann O'Leary, l~andlady---
Audrey Johnson
A collection of books on chemistry
to assist Wolf Point High School
students in preparing comparative
essays for entrance in the contest
sponsored by the American Chemi-
cal Society, has been received by our
chemistry department. The require
ments call for essays not exceeding
$500 words, which must be submit
ted to designated state authorities
before April /, 1924. Six prizes of
$40 in gold and certificates of honor
able mention in each state will be
awarded by the society. From among
the winners of state prizes a Nation
al committee will select the best es-
say in each of the six classes. The
writer's will be awarded four year
scholarships at Yale or Vassar col
lege.
The topics which may be chosen
must deal with the relation of chem
istry to health and disease, to the en-
richment of life, to agriculture and
forestry, to National defense, to the
home, and to the development of in
dustries and phe plan
has been endorsed by J. J. Tigert,
commissioner of the National bureau
If education.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-11-29

Montana; together with the improve
ments, tenements, hereditaments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Dated this 18th day of November,
A. D. 1928.
J.. H. ANDERSON
Sheriff.
BY Chas. Council, Under Sheriff.
Marion & Foor,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Wolf Point, Mont. 39-40-41-42.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-11-29
by the State of Mdntana," F. E.
Rathert writes:

by the State of Montana" F. E.
Rathert writes:
| firmly believe that the State
must assist our schools in some way.
Just off hand, my idea would be
through some mean of an income
tax if it could be done as our prop
erty is already taxed to about the
limit.
Some valuable suggestions are
found in the sent in by
John Listerud.
Question L. What aid should be
given to the schools by the State of
Montana?
Answer. A tax from the State re-
sources and property.
Question II. Have you any sug-
gestion in regard to taxation for edu-
c%ational purposes?
Answer. A tax levied by the state
upon all of the and prop
erty within the state. This tax to
be levied for common school pur-
poses and to be apportioned back
to the diffemt school districts to an
amount not to exceed the general
school tax levy Of the school district.
Question III. How may the public
school best serve the public!
Answer. By teaching the child
rem the common branches, and by
teaching them how to master every
day life problems.
Question w. Do you believe the
schools are doing all possible to pre-
pare the children for citizenship
Answer. No.
Question V. Have you any sug-