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Evening star., 1925-11-23

II fancy that whoever bestowed
fortune. upon you would prefer that
you be uninfiuenced in your spending
of it-for a time. at any rate. That,
though, is only my own conclusion.
And I'm wondering If you will fit John
into your new career as snugly as you
fitted him into the one behind you"
Again Joanna surveyed the com.
pany around her while she considered
what sort of reply to make. She real
lied that Brandon had been leading
up to this, and she was unhappy be-
fore a doubt that he had succeeded in
planting in her mind. Would John
fit in? Now? Into this gay world of
pleasure, joy, unrepression. to which
she was being admitted? Could she.
with him holding up for her the ex-
amples of his own old.faShioned ideals,
exact from her new opportunities their,
full need of the only things she knew
to be worth while? She hated Bran.
don f1ercely. she concluded. for con-
turing up the doubt. And hated him
for the cunning with which he had
stirred It.
She was brought abruptly out of
her reflections. The woman who had
once before lowered at the table had
come up again. Joanna had not seen
that quiet signal from Brandon's Gig
arctic which was instantly caught al
the nearby table where woman sat
with her escort, u man made much
after the pattern of Brandon himself.
Bra andon rose and greeted the new.
conner. Joanna looked up at her
startled by a sleek, perfectly assem-
bled beauty that was as pungent as
the essence of some heavy perfume
Brandon made his presentations easily.
Evening star., 1925-11-23

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
SETTERs. two female good hunters. Il
months old. 1850 G sc. Call Atlantic
CANARIES BOARDED and cared for as my
own: limited number only. Phone West
1166.
CANARIES-BeautifulS young males These
birds guaranteed TO sing satisfactorily within
one week. ATHERTONS. 33s Indiana ave.
23'
house broken. 226 F NV. Main a346. 23s
BOSTON TERRIER PUPS. . mos old: p41i-
greed: full white markings: $50 up. Wood
side Kennels. E. J. Sullivan. t10S Hardou
at. Silver Spring. Md. 23s
tContinGec OF Sekt Paxe.I
Evening star., 1925-11-23
Continued from Yesterdays starr
Sl NOPSIS.

:, Joanna. modern shopgirl,, par.ntle.
Grsydon. owner Of the department store
addressed to her in care of the store. The
letter informs her that 81 600. 600 has been
deposited TO her account IN EEEleston's bank
by henefaCtOr who provides that neither
HIS name nor his reasons for the stupendous
Elft shall he revealed 10 her. No condition
are attached 70 the sift and Joanna is told
that she may do with the money a. she
wishes Neither EEzleston. who is a great
hnanCer. nor Gr7ydon will advise her. Joanna
meets Brandon. 2 nephew of EEEleston. He
eSer's = strange influence over her. and
she AZ times is afraid of him. He becomes
devoted To her She knows instinctively that
Brandon - setting a trap OF some kind for
her. Joanna j. thundsrstruck when ST. meets
the suspl,lons ot al her own crowd the
other shopcirs and her friends who will
not believe that she actually received a for
tune from unknown man innocently
Desperately. she turns TO John. her school
tiaF sweetheart. who also is poor. and study
ina 10 he architect. John also ia sus-
Wcous. and repudlates her. accusing her of
having fallen to the level OF her oo-short
SKIRTS, her hpstICkcd lips and cigarettes
BROKEN hearted hy Johns suspicious. Joanna
tries vahautly to CLEAN from Graydon some
lnklinE OF the reason for the Eift 10 her by
The unknown and fails She viii not seek
John and rontdeS to her Churl, George, an
other sh0pglrl that John will have to come
10 her She also decides 10 accept the at
iNntons Brandon showers upon her-per-
hans. she concludes he viii he of more value
In opening up Eer new career than John.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
10 A IN m A
"The Gracious Gift of God"
By H. L. GATES

are easily healed. He'll soon be think.
ing better of his temper-and his sus.
picions."
II am not so sure of that she re.
turned. quickly.
He doesn't understand me; 1t seems
as If nobody does. But he was the
only one who hurt. 1t would be easy
to straighten out his mind. of course
But he couldn't preach at me any
more. That would make him uncom.
Portable"
Was it. then, so serious? Is he so
very necessary"
Joanna shot a quick glance at her
compa nion before she spoke: Il cannot
answer that now. You said there
was TO be a second question. What
is that one?"
You have already answered IT," he
murmured. 1T had To do with-Iohn
L won't ask any more about him.
am to he his rival, YOU know
Brandon's habit of saying this sort
OF thing so easily, worried Joanna
Evening star., 1925-11-23
FORMER KLAN DRAGON
BEGINS PRISON TERM
D. c. Stephenson. Found Guilty of
Murder, Now Convict No. l1,14S
in Indiana State Prison.
By the Associated Press.

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. November
23.-David c. Stephenson, former
grand dragon of the Indiana Ku klux
klan, convicted of the murder of
Madge Oberholtzer of Indianapolis,
began serving life sentence at the
State prison yesterday. Stephenson. in
charge of Sheriff Charles A Gooding
and two deputies of Hamilton County.
reached the prison before noon after
a motor trip from Noblesville The
former grand dragons number is
HAS.
Few persons in Michigan City and
around the prison recognized the pris-
oner, whose fight against imprison-
ment, extending over six months, has
attracted national attention.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
PARIS ART ROW SUIT
VERDICT IS DUE SOON
Prince Youssoupoff Accused of Vio-
lating Agreement in Exhibit
ing Collection Here.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PORIS. November 23.-Judgment
will be pronounced at an early date
in the suit brought by Andre Selig-
man. art dealer. against Prince Felix
Youssoupoff of Russia. which the
Paris court heard today Seligman
through his counsel. Henri Robert.
claimed dana ges from the prince be
cause of the alleged exhibition of his
famous collection Of antique snuff
boxes and other objects of art at a
New York art shop. while the under
standing was that SelGman should
have the sole riCht.to exhibit them.
Prince Goussoupoff's counsel con-
tended that he was free To exhibit his
collection anywhere. The court an
pointed experts to assess DANA ges.
If any
Evening star., 1925-11-23
. UNIT ABOLISHED.
Training Section Substituted by
Tax Commissioner Blair.

An administrative change has been
made by Commissioner Blair of the In
ternal Revenue in abolishing the
training unit of the field procedure
section. income tax unit. and the cor
respondence study section of the ac.
counts and collections unit. and sub.
stituting in their place a training
section in the appointment division,
effective November 80.
j. w. Beers, now chief of the field
procedure section, will be transferred
and designated chief of the new
training section. which will perform
all training work of the Bureau of
Internal Revenue.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
IRISH M00NSHINE HIT.
'Poteen" Making Too Vast, Police
Curb Ingredients Sale.

BELFOST, November % P).-The
manufacture of poteen Grish bootleg
whisky has developed into such a
profitable industry in County Galway
that the police are regulating the sale
of molasses, yeast and brown sugar,
requiring purchasers to have permits
Any one leaving the county without
a permit for yeast or sugar carried in
his donkey cart, even if it is for a
Christmas pudding, lays himself open
to confisca1ion of the cart and every
thing it contains and in addition a fine
equivalent TO $3.50.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
WANTED-StLESNEN

MEN WANTED-5. capahle. 10 sell Chevro-
lets: conscientious workers can make real
money: territory limited. See Mr.. Taylor
Lustlne Nicholson Motor Co., 3O1 1th ST.
s.w. 23s
WE HAVE an opening for a
wholesale automotive business
getter who is thoroughly ia
miliar with Virginia territory !;
headquarters will be in Virginia.
Give references and phone num-
Der in application; interview will
be granted Tuesday. Address
writter application to Mr.. Bar
rett. care Washington Flint Co.,
1905 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-11-23

Joanna caught the softness of for.
etgn-sounding name, and heard that
Brandon called the stranger "Yvonne. -
Despite the pretenses. Joanna sensed
instinctively that the meeting had
keen arranged.
tCopyriEht. n. l.. Gates
Continued in Tomorrow's starr
Evening star., 1925-11-23
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

HELP FREE: NORTH g334-COIORED
head waiter: - walters: hotel dishwashers:
women. honse. dav worb. 1929 V NV
WHEN YOU NEED cooks maids dishwash-
ers. general housewprkers bus bows free
Franklin 166l-J. 1921 9th" Johnson's. 25'
DAY and part time workers houseworkers
stay nights: city reference. Tolivers Agency
1892 9th ct. NV. Phone North 77s-W
GENERAL HOUSEWORKERS so wanted
2004 9th st. NV. North 1005l. Home En-
ployment
Evening star., 1925-11-23

LRT CHINA PAINTED to order. If not in
took: lowest prices. hest quality. THE
HINA SHOP I2OA Eve ST n v
Evening star., 1925-11-23
FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

TURKEYS.
About 40. young and fat fine eating
For sale at the Public Market. Nov. 25.
18th and II ne.
Evening star., 1925-11-23

BRICKS. teams. road material for the haul
ing. 5th and F SITS. ne
Evening star., 1925-11-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CoLORED WOMAN wants work as chamber
ST. Q. Line $3.50
Evening star., 1925-11-23
INSTRU CTION COURSES.

BRIDES AND HoMEMAKERs-'LA
bnr,e 70 ceokmG and entertaning by graduate in
AN EASY. FASCINATING. Is one-hour
course to learn telephone switchboard
operating. New. class forming Dec / Last
esnzollnlent on this date until jar, /. Oxford
Bldg. 14th st. bet. n. Y. ave. and H
dressmaklng: millinery. fashion drawing. The
costume designing. Ask for booklet Living
stone Academy Arts and Sciences: Established
Rhode Island ave. NV. Franklin 7475
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. ANY CAR FUR
nished: ask for Operators permit or no
pay" plan. Cars rented to drive Yourself
can Foster. Fri s7s5, Fr 1908, Fr. 1904
AUTOMOBILE DRIVING INSTRUCTTTS
for permit by EXPERT: satisfaction guaran-
Mr.. Kennedy. Adams 4717.
Ta39sE THO % WITH @ UTDEvELoFkD TALENT
FOR DRAWING-Large studio offers u1-
usual opportunity. for practical training eve
ninEs: will interview onlr those desirous Of
making Commercial Art a profession Ad.
dIess Box 446-M. Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-11-23

PORTrEREs. rose and old blue silk velvet:
/ mshokany day bed at sacrifice. Phone Cls,e-
land 1877 =.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
RUBY LEE MINAR.
Statesmen.

LABORERS (25). GOOD.
Immediately. Apply ready for
work to job at FoNhall and Res
ervoir rds. NV. Take Cabin
John car to Foxhall rd. and walk
north three blocks
Evening star., 1925-11-23

HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL.
All Branches Of Beauty Culture Taught.
SPECIAL RATES
Classes Monday and Thursday, : TO 10 pm.
New address,
71s 9th ST NV. Phone Frank. sac. 25'
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continued in Tomorrow.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

ATTRACTIVE QUARTERS in large apt
building in exchange for part time service
on elevator or switchboard. Apply 1900 X
st NV.
RETOUCHER. expert. a23 st. NV. Paine 5
studio
Evening star., 1925-11-23

STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES of every
description bought and sold. Call Baltimore
Fixtures Co. 6l6 Louisiana ave. Main sOs7;
of Army aud Navy: state
nrice. Main 60T5.
Evening star., 1925-11-23

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction TO Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Sery-
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
Tx
Evening star., 1925-11-23
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Special intensive courses for December
Sten;. Tyn: and Clerical exams. begins today
SCHOOL,. Sc. cor Eth and F. Phi. FIR. 2OSO
Evening star., 1925-11-23
PERSONAL.

BnSONAI.
RG ah h3RTIN closed ATT9 car Rs6S sh
and Columbia rd Phone Col. 2636-J
SOFA PLLows,-BEAUT1FCL. MADE TO
tsnestrlss no, expanslve. Col. 73ls.
ELECTRIC TREATMENT THERMOLlTE
a sfb f9r Roon neuTH ndS sGlsea T.n ~
MARCEL AND SHAMPOO. 81 IS. SHINGLE
bob. 65c: permanent wave. is curis. $50;
Ls FaSet'e Hotel Beauty Psrlor 18Th and
RENT FREE FOR HEAT AND CARE or
slx,r3om. ANA. suburban home. Bethesda
RRING ART GOODS LAMF SHADES.
1"v%l,isI hand,nainted china etc" for "a. sal"
CULTURED AMERICAN LADY WILL IN
s'T1t G9ra Pc Eenfsmsn ON. n En5
MIAMI BY AUTOMOBILE: WOULD CON
slider one or two refined persons econ, accom-
Address Box 4Ts-A star once 81.
GENTLEMAN or GOoD EDUCATION AND
refinement desires connections rs companion.
sssia rciere"@es. KddreSs BoS 244I: s'sr
II, THERE Is ANY ONE LEFT WHO
True Story call Main 4il0. Monday.
COLOEIAL .PALACE-BEsT BOARD AND
care given infants up to 5 yrs- heSIthtu. #.
THANKSGIVING DANCE! RENT LANCE
rooms in old colonial home, fine floor close.
in sub. very reasonable. Line. 9264-J 23'
FACIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED
81: facial treatments, 75c and 81: hot oil
shampoo 81 plain shampoo. so 300 Kresge
Bldg. MARIE STEVENS. 11th and SITS. "a
SLIP COVERS. OVERSTUFFED SEPARATE
cushions sntp fasteners. tape bound. SCI rs
un r. L. Ish"-wood 1909 9th NV. Fr. Clio.
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUCED:
wonderful French method used. DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 2002 p st. NV. Potomac 1850
A GRADUATE IN EIECTC'Y WILL GIVE
YOU scientific treatment: excessive weight re-
duCed by new methods. Phone Pot. 14i7.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT ACUTE AND
chronic cases. IL to nm. 3lS Krcsge
B'dg Frank Bal SUNDAY by appoint
nieur. Grace Nash Pic 80
EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDS. CONVA-
lescents and AGED hy nurse in her own home
Phone Adams 1863. lS:i3 Kalnrama rd.
SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN RY TRAINED
pbcc H. srSs e''''i'' i'' ~. u
Evening star., 1925-11-23
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

RADIO SETS complete: none better. bar
gain. 4. F. German Room Is. District
BLDG "a
AERIALS ERECTED ana repaired sets com.
pletely tested for troubles; tubes tested and
rejuvensted in set. Estimates cheerfully
given K9npedv's Adams 2Q5
Evening star., 1925-11-23

SEWING MACHTNES-Dh Singer. -Sl5.
New Home SIS. Standard. SIS New ldsa'.
50 mo Renting and repairing. Open evenings
6 F. SINGER Shon. 313 Pa. ave. -. Linz 80.
SUIT blue gray size 50. Prince Albert coat.
size 40: cheap. Mrs. Wood 1886 llth -.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
SITuATI0NS-FEMAIE

CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARY-l.aw grad
uate :seSeeilent stenographer and office man
aser hve years experience presenting mat
ters pNfore Government departments: avail
able Detember j for employment, preferably
on 1r,ss seaate side. Address Box 1884 Star
REssEs-Msde perfectly: s2i26; y, Y.
LADY wishes sewing in private family or in
dress Box 1914. Star office 23'
Bran"h 200. 81.
SEAN MSTRESS-Competent. reliable: sewing
Win dressmaker or in alteration dept. Line.
6iS9J "a.
SrENOG GRAPHER-TYPIST- = Legal expert
ence: by the hour or day. Main lO275 "a.
STEEoG experienced. hv day, hour
week. month; Sundays. evenings. Col.
STENnG GRAPHIC work or typing of any
kind at home: viii call for and deliver work
Gail Lincoln 4415-M after g. ca
STENOGRAPHFR-T R-TYPTsT-Legal expert
ence by the hour or day. Main 1928. 90
WoMAN-Yourg. wants position as cashier
or Or cierciAl work. Address Box i49-A. Star
Young LADY. anxious TO learn switch
hoard would work free in exchange eve
nlnRs only. Address Box Alb. Star once.
YOUNG LADY Is. ATTENDING Business High
Night school. desires office work afternoons
and SATURDAYS Rest references. Phone
loI SO LADY desires poaition as typIst
expert. years' experience: reference. Ad-
dFets Box STA. Star office. 80
Evening star., 1925-11-23

SEWING NACHINES-AH makes. a ~
S35 guaranteed for year: good values
a:I4 7th st NV. near . 81. North 5S-I
Evening star., 1925-11-23
ALI. OR PART TINE.


Many of our statesmen arc earning more
Heights Wsshingtons fastest selling sub
DIVISION. 20 minutes from the White House
auto. We want men and women who
can work hard. tell the truth and stand
prosperity. EXPERIENCED -aiesr0ru h'lp ti0sa
sales f0I beginners. Class IN r. al estate
weekly. Join our force at once. - prizes
in Section ) viii advance D-ccrrhc- ~
group sales MANAGE.
RUBY LEE MINAR.
DEVELOPER OF LEE HEIGHTS.
ON THE LEE HIGHWAY.
1i05 New York Ave. Nam lli5.
2T'
Statesmen.
Three neat-appearinc men will find profit
able and pleasant employment with large
instalment house. Salary while in training
Apply g 80 10 pm. this evening. Con-
solidated Gas Iron Co. Room 603 Jenifer
Bldg. 9TH and D nv
REAL ESTATE Statesmen
Progressive real estate once wants reli-
among and sell Army and Navy officers high;
suburbs: liberal commissions. Give full ex-
perience. Address Box ga. Star Office. -
cH3RGE 3R Of REcoRDs + LocAL oRFErH BRhEcH
OF NATIONAL ORGANIZATTON: MUST
HAVE COMPLETE KNOWLEDGE + or BOOK
kFEplNG AND BE GOOD TYPIST: GOOD
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADNANCF En- ENT: :
ONLY APPLICANTS CONSIDERED WHO
STATE AGE. EDUC tTIoN. EXPFHIENCE
PHONE NTNRER REOTTFSTED ADDRESS
ROX l53-Y STAR OFFICE
Evening star., 1925-11-23

WARDROBE single oak. with mirror: will
sell for So so: suitable for apartment. a
bargain. Adams %
Evening star., 1925-11-23

! 300 CATARACT Electric Washer. factory
guarantee. Address Box 3S1-A. star otfce.
Evening star., 1925-11-23

TABLE AND NhAlES. NuihE it'hfl, A't"''l
oak 3-dour REFRIGERATOR. stroller. reason
able. 4ia W 81 ne. Ant. :.
TYPFvRTTERS-Ycu can nov rcnt Co
roma Four portable. with STANDARD Office
typewriter features: also on hand several
good opportunities in Used Coronas. Corona
Typewriter COMPANY. Inc. l425 Eye ST.
: pkn.,n Il a .lNhn
Evening star., 1925-11-23

YPEwRTTERS-Amerr Typewriter Co,
f3l East Capitol 81. Rent greatly reduced
All kinds Of repairing done. Lincoln 81
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Adams
Sal Tnderwoods l.. c. Smiths. Royals
S325 mo: = mos in adv s. 20 Is mos. 81 5.
Evening star., 1925-11-23

TYPEwRITERS-New. factory rehuilts.
second hands Nothing sold or rented that IS
not rood Underwoods ReminEtons. L. c.
Smiths. Royals. 'Por.ahles We can save you
money Cash or SIS monthly. Washington
Typewriter Fxch.. a13 y. Y. ave. Fr. 1ol4.
Evening star., 1925-11-23

PTANOLA lonel George Stock. MAHOGANY
and cabinet; one large mahoEany chest one
sofa. one mahogany bookcase. one uahoE-
any bedroom set. one mahogany dining room
set. On display at the Security storage Co.
StL
Evening star., 1925-11-23

T 7 FEW n tR~-Nn. I IIltItTN-OUtL: ~
No 3 late model Underwood S35: Remi1E-
Corona. With case. $50 Room No. s0o.
10 I'm 81 " Main Ghl4. 24a
Evening star., 1925-11-23

SEWING MACHINES. used & h. SINGERS.
SlO 10 $40: other makes. - TO S"A
elertrics Cash or credit. all guaranteed
Renting ren7iring Capitol Sewing Machine
Exchange. ~ II 81 NY. Frank 3t's. 90
Evening star., 1925-11-23

$3.50 RoOMING HOUSE II rms. rent. S75
p Zoo Rooming House, 13 rms. rent. SO
- 200 Rooming House. IA rms. 3 baths
5000 Grocery and 4 rooms rent $50
$500 Grocery and q rooms: "A bargain
5000 "ash-Cigar and Nnwz: old stand
5000 Lunch and DeHcatessen. hne location
R.. NJ. CURTIS. MAIN 2643
414 Kres9e Bldg. 1lth and g NV
DINING ROOM-Fuly equippAt in down
town apartment hotel for LEASE. good In
cation and opportunity TO build dp a splen
did business.
Wardman Construction Co..
Main $3.50 1880 K St NV
Evening star., 1925-11-23
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

USED FURNITURE for 3 rooms complete
suites and odd pieces Ad 800.
Evening star., 1925-11-23

PAPFRING PAINTING So un best Of
mechanics and materials gsed. We can ar
without interest Phone Ad G432 for esti-
n ate The Peerless Decorating Co
Evening star., 1925-11-23
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

UTOMOBTLEIChiid's cost S45; well ssll
at sacrifice: Al condition; mans overcoat: ::
BEDROOM. dining room and living room
furniture. pianos. everything. at auction
every Wednesday and Saturday. shannon.
st NV. Main 900
Evening star., 1925-11-23

BRASS BED. satln finished. with sprlnE
Amply Apt. 2l0. 1919 Harvard 81. NV. %,
Evening star., 1925-11-23

ssnd wS CUTTING abe sacbed
81: new crysta! lamnshsde, 12,inch base
worth SEQ. Tor S5 Phone North 5S5. pa
Evening star., 1925-11-23

SHOW CASES AND STORE fIxTUREs,
SAMPLE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES
1T SPECIAL PRICES. 90 BUY At ny THE III
MD
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-04-23
CELEBRATE THEIR 50TH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mcneil cele-
brated their golden wedding a%nniver-
sary Monday evening, April 18th.
with a reception and dinner party at
the home of A. D. Mcneil on Sec
ond street. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcneil
were married at Wells, MINI. The
was performed by the
Rev. Bartlett Blame. From this UNI
ion has issued nine children, thirty
grandchildren and seven great grand
children. They have resided in Wolf
Point for IA years.
The celebration opened with a
mock wedding ceremony at 6 o'clock
in the evening, followed by a dinner
party for the friends and relatives
from Wolf Point and those who came
from other parts of the country.
Isabelle Haynes and Lois Warmbrod
assisted with the serving during the
dinner hour. The Mcneil home was
attractively decorated with carna-
tions and house plants. After din
ner a reception was held when old
friends and relatives took the OPP
p~ortunity of a visit together.
Guests at the dinner and recep-
ton were Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Mcneil
of Delavan, Mimi, brother and sister
of G. A. Mcneil; Mrs. Frank Reeser
of Williston, N. D., daughter of the
celebrating couple; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Mcneil of the ~Southside; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Mcneil, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Mcneil, Nh. and Mrs. Sig Lund
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-04-23
CHURCH
Inday school at 10 O'Clock.

Sunday school at 10 O'Clock.
Morning worship at II o'clock.
The Ladies Aid will be entertained
Thursday afternoon, April 80, by
Mrs. j. O. Garden, Mrs. c. Christie
pherson and Mrs. A. O. Johnson.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
mems Missionary society will be held
Immediately following the devotional
and business meeting. Mrs. H. A.
S%choening will be the leader. The
president would kindly ask all the
members to bring their ~self-denial
offering with them at this meeting.
An enjoyable play will be pre-
sented by the End division of the
Aid at the Stennes hall on the eve
ming of April 10Th. They have a
pleasant evening in store for us all.
The Young Peoples society will
meet Friday evening, April "a.
The Sunshine society will be enter
tanned at the Schenkenberger home
Saturday afternoon, April rs.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-04-23
VETERAN ADDS ONE
TO HIS FOUR SCORE
Continued from First Page

said that he had found that to make
and hold friends one must have
friendship to offer, and to gain re-
spect and confidence a man u be
square and honest. AS he drlfted IN
to the realm of politics the old sol
dier's language became spirited and
his opinions emphatic. He SAID
when it came to parties he was an
American, and he held that to be
the best creed. He said he did not
thing much of the politics that was
being played in public life today.
Such as was exemplified in the act OF
a that voted itself a heavy
increase in salary and of an admins
tration that turned down a bill to
give a needed increase in pensions
to the veterans who wore the blue
in the name of economy.
1t was evident that the speaker
felt keenly on the subject on which
he had touched and it was in a trem-
bling voice that he spoke of the
sights that had been handed himself
and comrades. 1t was a good speech
for a withered little man of eighty
one to make, and was warmly ap-
plauded.
Memoirs of His Life
At the urgent suggestion of his
friends, Mr.. Blaich is engaged IN
writing a brief sketch of his life and
has completed it down to the time
when he was mustered out of the
Union army. He brought the manu-
and one of his guests read the
very interesting story which was
mostly given to reciting his Civil War
experiences, as a member of the
twenty-ninth Ohio infantry. With
this unit he engaged in many of the
battles of the Civil War and marched
with Sherman to the sea, then north
ward to Washington. where they
took part in the grand review after
peace had been declared. With best
wishes and hopes for the privilege
of helping him celebrate a goodly
number of future birthdays, the
guests took their departure.
Present
Those present were C. P. Swed-
berg, H. A. Schoening, P. R. Dough-
erty, John F. Cook, H. N. Marion,
E. j. Cody, F. j. Nugents, F. H. Liv-
ingston, Charles Martin. o. c. John
son and G. L. Marshall. F. E. Rath-
ert and S. A. Cherry were detained.
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Martin, ST.,
wife and mother of Charles Martin,
assisted Mrs. Blaich in serving.