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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-12-24

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Miss Iva Nefzger is home from
Wolf Point for the holiday vacation.
E. w. Dye made a business trip
to Richey Monday.
Mrs. Paul Schillinger, Sr., called
Sunday at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. James DeWane.
James DeWane drove to Richey
Sunday.
Mrs. William Mason and children
who have been visiting in the Esten-
son home for some time returned to
their home in Wolf Point Friday.
Those who attended the house
party at the William E~ggebrecht
home Saturday night report a good
time.
Mrs. C. E. Nefzger and children
spent Sunday in the George Verste-
gen home.
The Dick Nefzger family spent
Sunday in the E. w. Dye home.
E. E. K%rebsbach was in Wolf
Point on business Saturday.
Mrs. Herman Wagness and Mrs.
William Young called in the F. H.
Young home Sunday.
George Stevenson is on the sick
list.
Ralph Kane who has been visit
ing in the home of his sister, Mrs.
months returned to his home at
Knox, North Dakota.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-12-24
MISSOURI FREEZES OVER

Ice finally formed across the Mis-
souri, at some places last Sunday and
Monday a few people walked across.
Tuesday cars came over. Wednes-
day there was a big influx of South
siders glad of the chance to do Christ
mas shopping.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-12-24

Reports came to Secretary Gordon
that work and material were neces-
sary to put the approaches to and
from the ice in better condition, and
he at once authorized the expendi-
ture of such a sum as would make
the road safe and p~assable. Part of
the labor was done by volunteers.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-12-24
RYAN PLEADS GUILTY

James Ryan was heard before
Justice Moon of Culbertson Monday
on a charge of assaulting Oar
Scledewitz. He was convicted Of the
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-12-24

charge and fined 500 and given a
sentence of 80 days in Jail.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-12-24
Rural Correspondence

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, 1925-11-04


Columbus celebration by Italian Socic-
ties; the celebration of he Booth ami
versary Of the Formation of the great
South Company bykhe Swedish.Ameri.
can Societies, and various historical pa
geants representing the erection and
growth of the United States.
Regarding finances, Tie City Of Phila-
delphia has appropriated two aud one
half million dollars for exposition pur-
poses, and both the Mayor and City
Council have gone on record as being
ready to provide any additional funds
which may be required. In addition they
have also appropriated approximately
five and one half million dollars for the
construction of new streets, boulevard
and other work necessary adjacent to
the exposition.
, 1925-11-04
PALACE OF EDUCATION AT SESQUI
WILL SHOW PROGRESS IN
METHODS.
Teachers From All Parts of World to
Benefit From Instructive
Exhibits.
PhiIadelnhia. October

Philadelphia. October
The beautiful Palace of Education at
The SesQuicentennial International Ex-
position next year Will house examples
Of the mechanics of education from The
era of the little red school house to that
Of fifty two story university buildings.
While tho ent re FIX oSiIi0n will have
education as its dominant characteristic,
inasmuch as the progress of mankind
will be evident in all the exhibits, the
Palace of Education will embrace the
technique of educational progress. Re
suits of the newest methods Of training
the individual will be shown as we'll as
the application OF new principles that
have appeared in the educational world.
Motion pictures, including the show
ing of the evolution OF architectural types
in school housing will serve to dramatize
the advance Of learning. Library and
school extension work, vocational train
ing, models Ct open air schools, and a
comparison of the systems for the train
ing Of blind, crippled and defective child
rem will be units Of interest in the show
ing. The importance Of hygiene and
social welfare work Will be stressed.
Those problems of sanitation anG health
which are closely related 10 school work
will be treated as important factors in an
educatioral program.
Teachers from all parts Of the world
will find in the Palace of Education a
laboratory Of their profession, where
they may see demonstrated new methods
in their profession and may acquire new
understanding of its possibilities.
, 1925-11-04

forsake his Vermont home for a winter
stay at the White House, his physicians
are understood to have advised him that
he can safely make the trip to the capital
and that it would be best for him to take
advantage of the comforts of the exc
cutivc mansion.
, 1925-11-04
u. S. NAVAL RADIO STATION.
CHRISTIANSTED, ST. CROIX,
BIRD NOVEMBER 1925.
(CourteSy Of the Associated Press

Courtesy Of the Associated ProSS.)
Washington. -Italy's Debt Funding
Commission arrived here today and pre-,
pared to open negotiations for the set
Element Of the Italian national debt to
the United States. The first meeting OF
the American and Italian missions will
be held today.
Berlin. Seventeen miners were killed
and a great number injured in an eXplo,
sion of coal damp in Holland mines of
the Phoenix Company Of Gelsenkerchen.
Paris The new government of Pre-
nlier Paul PainleVe is said to have made
up its mind to come to terms with the
United States; this resolution is said to
be due to the insistancc Of FoLeign Min
lister BRAND.
Mexico City Miss Elizabeth Ryan of
California won the women's singles ten,
mis- championship of Mexico by defeating
Mrs. Molla Mallory.
Moscow. Soviet Russia has resorted
to novel method OF solving its orphan
problem, Moscow Soviet will place two
orphan children in each peasant family
in the vicinity alloting as compensation
for their support. 1t viii either be a
small grant of land or from five to ten
rubles monthly for each child.
Washington. Formal negotiations be,
tween the Italian Debt Commission and
the American Debt Commission for set
Element of Italy's 81, 1885, 600, 600 war debt
to the United States will open at four
p. m today.
Washington. The government rested
its case against Col. VIM. Mitchell late
today. The defense then moved to
strike out eight of the specifications a.
gainst the Col. but the court recessed un.
til tomorrow without ruling on that no,
ton or deciding it would summon the
long list of witness is undated as earlier
in the day by the defense.
Washington. Colonel John Coolidge,
father of the President is planning to
, 1925-11-04
Received BY ST. CrOlx Cham
Der OF Commerce.

The States of Maine and COnnecClcutt
have appointed committees to report on
their participation, and civic bodies Of
Maryland, California, North Carolina
and others are now organizing semi
official representation on the part of
business interests.
The Hon. Clifford Pinchot, Governor
of Pennsylvania, has recently accepted
the Presidency of the Council of Govern
ors. AS the name implies this body will
be composed Of the Secretaries of State
and Commerce, the Council of Governors
will be the most important body con-
nected with the exposition.
Twenty one foreign governments have
already dispatched either consul of
Diplomatic attaches to this city to in
spect the area reserved for the erection Of
foreign pavilions in League Island Park,
and we are advised that each of such
representatives has reported favorably
to his government. The indications are
that more foreign governments will be
represented at the Sesquicentennial lrter-
national Exposition than have hitherto
participated in any similar function.
We have received definite advices
from the Republics of Haiti, Panama,
and Nicaragua that they would official
ly participate. We have also recently
received practical assurances from the
governments Of Mexico, Brazil and Ohio
that these nations would be represented
at cur Expos itior.
The pledges given by The re p~resenta-
tives of eleven foreign governments in
Guiding France, England, Turkey, Hol.
land, Denmark, Sweden. Austria Hungary
Belgium, Japan ard A}giers to Captain
Ash0r C. Bakor, Director Of Foreign Par
ticipation, at a luncheon in Paris a few
days 60. promising the utmost coopera-
tion of their Governments in the SeSQui-
centennial international Exposition, we're
received with satisfaction by Sesqui off
cials.
Military, Naval aud Marine aides have
been designated by the War and Navy
Departments to handle the foreign and
domestic Army and Navy participation
and it is planned to have each OF the
foreign maritime powers to dispatch one
Of its naval units to be anchored in the
Delaware during the period of the Expo
sition.
The plan for participation by the Unit
ed States land forces includes rerresen-
tation from the Regular Army and the
various federaIized units of the National
Guard, together with encampments of
the Reserve Training Units and other
similar bodies.
A pageantry program is now in the
course of preparation, which includes
Snch CDnctacIcC o tho iof Erickson
, 1925-11-04
Wit and Humor,
A r

That Summer boarder of ours spends
a great deal Of time in the dairy. Seems
to take great interest in the separator"
well, he's in that line himself"
"Huh?"
He's a divorce lawyer"
, 1925-11-04
WE DON'T KNOW.

Jonts-"Don't you think that a talka-
tive woman is more popular with the
men than n other kind?"
Henpecked-"What other kind is
there?"
Evening star., 1925-06-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

10th ST HEIGHTS.
beautiful detached home OF eight rooms
and bath, one-half square from bus line.
All modern improvements; garage. Has been
newly papered and painted inside ana out
VIII sell on reasonable terms or viii take
equity In small house or lot in part payment
EIKER & SOLOMON.
Franklin 634s $3.50 Bond Bldr.
l31 18th ST NE-6 r. AND B.. ELEC.
lights garage. For quick sale. so.3o0.
Vacant.
703 Mass. ave. n.e.-6 r. and b.. elec.
nights. $4,000. Small cash and monthly
payments. Vacant.
5l8 ST. se-8 r. and D.. Dorches.
S5.25O.
1928 Mass ave. s.e.--6 r. and b.. all mod
ern improvements. S7.a15.
Open 730 pm 10 a p.m-s0a 18th st.
s.e.--6 r. and b.. modern home. with large
porches and large front and back yards.
Priced right for quick sale. Vacant.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS.
515 z. Cap. St.
~
Evening star., 1925-06-04
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY

Detached corner Home well worth having
at very reasonable price; seven attractive
rooms. large closets. bath. sleeping porches;
attic: garage: fine old trees. shrubbery ana
lawn: exceptionally large porches overlook
ing the city
Evening star., 1925-06-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

PROSPECTIVE BUYERS
OF DETACHED BRICK
HOMES IN
CHEVY CHASE
UNDER $4,000
Will L. FIND THE HOME TEEY HAVE
BEEN SEEKING IF THEY INSPECT.
3Oll-3O15 ALBEMARLE ST.
Zone block east of Connecticut ave.
Facing homes valued at $50 900 and upward.
These Two Homes Must
Be Sold.
OPEN EVERY EVENING
UNTIL O'CLOCK
MOORE & HILL, INC.
Realtors.
80 18th St. Main liza.
Evening star., 1925-06-04

WOODBRIDGE, D. {.
Five-room Kite home. ami. h-w h .
screened porch, at only SS.650: near r. l..
Be sure aud look at these new Groom
houses: ami. h.-w.h.. open fireplace near
school and transportation. Price very low
for quick sale. Terms easier than rent.
A lot 50x105 feet on 22nd ST. ne. Water
sewer and gas. Priced at Sl.400 for quick
sale.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

AN EXCEPTIONAL HOME FOR C0LOhED
BUYERS, IN FINE NORTHWEST
SECTIOls. -, =,
This home has been liberally reuuceu IL ~
price for a quick sale: mi-detached prlch.
on lot 12S II. deep; alley side and Iet,, Iear :.
seven rooms and bath: entirely nouei , 81 II .
seven brick garages bring a good rehtal :;
can be bought for Sl2 800 If you dc'
quickly FloSo
MOORE g. HILL. INC,
73O I-,h 9, Main MA.
Evening star., 1925-06-04

3 SELECT LOTS. CLOSE TO WILL
son blvd. and Clarendon elec. cars:
ideal home sites: fine shade trees: a.
low at $3.50 cash; sell separately,
easy terms.
315 Commbis St. Cherrydale.
Modern home h.-w.h. big grounds:
possession. For quick sale owner
will sacrifice terms.
For bargains on easy terms in
modern bungalows or houses of s
rooms or more. with big lawns and
garden plots. call our Virginia office.
Open evenings.
n. F. RYON CO.. INC.
loo< Wilson Blvd. Clarendon asa-J-s
Evening star., 1925-06-04
SAIE-HOIJSES fCont'd).

OWNER. 1874 NEWTON ST. N.w.-9 RMS.
ami. vacant. Price, S10.760. Key. Room
o0l Medical Science Bldg. bs