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Evening star., 1926-10-26

FORD COUPE. 1896: run very litfIe. lock
wheel. speedometer. parking Esht, wludsh eld
wiper: paint. glass and upholstery tlne
S3p5: easy terms. triangle Motor Co.. >
York
Evening star., 1926-10-26

DODGE ee+an; very good. condition; an ex,
.ellent buy. Cheap. Terms. Northeast
Motor Co. 900 RIaaenehurg ri. II ..
Evening star., 1926-10-26
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
FREE!
FREE!
AMERICAN
GAS.
We will give away absolutely
Free 10 Gallons of American
Gas with every $4,000 worth
of Used Cars bought at this sale.
For example-A $4,000 car
entities the purchaser to f cou-
pons, redeemable at any Lord
Baltimore Filling Station for 80
gallons OF American Gas.
ALSO
$500 DOWN.
Weekly Budget Payment Plan
on Balance.
OPEN AND CLOSED
MODELS.
Fords
Chevrolets
Maxwell
Star
Essex
Flint
Overland
Studebaker
Buick
COME EARLY.
WARDMAN,
1711 l4th St.
BUICK.
EMERSON & ORA1E
USED-CAR
DEPARTMENT.
The discriminating buyer will
find unusual values in our used
car dept. Buy one of these cars
now - at lower than Winter
prices.
Buick, 1925, 4-pass., 6-cyl. coupe.
Buick, 1924, 5-pass., 6-cyl. sedan.
Buick, 1924, 5-pass., 6-cyl. tour.
Buick, 1924. 5-pass., 4-cyl. tour.
Essex, 1925, coach.
Hupp, 1923, tour.
Dodge, 1924, 4-pass. coupe.
Maxwell, 1923, tour.
Cadillac 81 limousine.
Studebaker, 1922, tour, light 6.
Studebaker, 1928, tour, special f.
Ford. 1925, coupe.
Ford, 1924, Fordor sedan.
Open Evenings.
Many Other Models Can Be
Seen on Our Floor.
EMERSON & ORME,
1920 NJ St. NV.
Fr. $3.50.
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IHEEROLET COUPE. 1928. good tires and
paint; parking light: in verv good condi-
ton; $3.50. terms. Can Atlantic 3S2-J after
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HERE THEY ARE!

Cadillac 1924 5-pass. Sedan. Yea.
Cadillac 1924 7-pass. Imp; Suburban. v-63-
Cadillac 1924 ?-pass Touring visa;
Cadillac 1923 4-psss Roadster. V-6l.
Cadillac 192o 1-pass. Sedan V.61..
Cadillac 1922 7-pass. Imp. Suburban. v-6i.
Dodge 1926 2-pass Coupe.
Hupmobile 1925 4-pass. Coupe.
Oldsmobile 1925 b.pass. sedan
Wilys-Knight 1925 2-pass Coupe
Lincoln 1926 7-pass. Sedan.
Lincoln 1925 1-pass Sedan.
Lincoln 1925 4-pass. Coupe.
Lincoln 1924 4-pass. Sedan.
WHY'S knight 1926 4-pass. Roads:cr
Ford 1p"e e.~"Ss Tudor '~"-".
Ford 1925 5.pass. Touring.
Peerless 1925 7-pass Berlin Sedan.
Fiat Voiture Torpedo Sport Touring
Wills-St. Claire 1926 sport roadster.
LINCOLN SALES.
Used Car Dept.
1852 Conn. Ave. Main 2O8O.
EASY TERMS-YOUR CAR IN TRADE.
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FORD COUPE. demonstratnr orice S3T5
Aol Pa ave n w: open 8 n, to 3 pm
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DODGE COUPE. Ia24-S14O cash. balance
IL unpaid notes lO01 Park rd IS"
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN. 1929 new palnt
very good tires, shock ahsorhers. bumpers
$3.50 cash or terms uf $50 40 cash and
s. "a a week. Call Atlantic @s2 j after =
p n
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBTLES.

FORD COUPE. 1890 O-......-...... $40 90
Touring. 1926. 5........... 1890
Coupe, 1924. 4.............. 200 90
Coupe. 1925. 5.......... $50 90
Terms If desired: these are all guaranteed
used cars. ready for service. See Mr.. Pope.
$3.50 Ga. ave. Col. 1898. Open evenings
and SUNDAYS
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FOR SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

FORD TON TRUCK demonstrator. 45I Pa.
ave. NV: open am. 10 > pm.
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY cheap: good con
dition Wash. Laundry, 27th and X NV.
DODGE TRUCKS. ., panel cheap Ma
tional City Dairy Co. No. d Wholesale Row.
Center Market. 2S'
FORD Ton CHASSIS. 1925: just overhauled.
has starter: also very good tires: can hs
equipped with body and cab To suit pur
chaser: Sl55. Triangle Motor Co. New
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY: starter equipped.
motor in first class shape: $50 terms 10
suit purchaser. Triangle Motor Co. New
YorL
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FORD tourng. 1926 good condition. very
bean. Terms Northeast Motor Co.. a"p
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3ORD TOURIEGS sedans ton chassis and
~ ut deliveries Ia good running uutrr. 10
A. rr1angle Motor Co. = New YorS ave.
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ftN KOLET TOURING. 1926 - Balloon
,ires disc wheelsSus 6 months; only S275.
original finish like new; 500 first pay
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

{ EEER0LET SEDAN, 1926. with many ex-
as; III perfect condition: SiO0 cash and 10
no, notes: need cash no dealers Congress
fall Garage G. Bailey
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HEEROLFT TOURING. 1a23---3 new tires.
}i"w battery new top. wheel lock. parking
'ghti bargain, Sl"5 cash Apply upstairs.
a Nhitn NNOR 14fh 4 n u
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WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.

WANTEE-ACTOMOBlLES.
CASH for your used car in s minutes. Don't
fail to see Mr.. Barnes. 1920 Conn. ave. for
highest prices. Open until pm
settled. late models preferred Fred J.. Nor
gan. l024-26 Conn. ave. Fr. lO263.
LATE MODEL CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Pecks Garage, 2121 l4th at. NV.
EXCHANGE fine diamond ring or scarfpn
for late closed car. Adams S404,J 26'
I SELL AUTOMOBILES by auction every
Saturday and Wednesday. 10 m quick
and satisfactory method. No sale. no charge.
Cars listed in time advertised free. "Wegch
Ter. o20 Pa. ave. NV. NJ. 1882 M Q63g:
CASH FOR YOUR CAR
or we VII pay your unpaid notee and
1020 Connecticut ave. Open NJ. TO D m
notice.! NOTICE!
Highest prices paid for cars in any condi-
ton Parts for all makes of machines and
trucks. Robert Herson's Auto Exchange.
100 Florida ave. ne North 10406.
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FORD FQRD0R SEDAN this car is mechani-
r4'ly O K. has Glsc wheels. } balloon tires.
look wheel, speedometer. bumpers. good
natnt. glass and upholstery S373: 10 months
to ray Triangle Motor Co. New York
%te. w.
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FORD late model roadster Excellent condi-
non. Terms. Northeas: Motor CO. SEQ
PladenShUrg ri. n
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FORD COUPE. Al condition. many extras:
$50 cash a03 9th ST NV 30
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ORD ToJ RING t4%6 cvcrtlcut condition.
4llaon tires, has III" anpcaranee Of Il 'eW
ar q rae h7rgain, ~2@5 Lambert -Hnison
"a 100 7 - Wt.ot OF Conn
Evening star., 1926-10-26

FORD TOURING 1926 motor a No !. tires
nud TOP glass aud upholstery q. h; 500,
Q months 10 pay Triangle Motor Co. =
New York ave. n
New Britain herald., 1926-10-11
COUNTY "Y" MEETING
First Meeting of Athletic Commis- sioners to be Held Friday-EXpect to Start Basketball Leagues.

The first meeting Of the Hartford County Y. M. z. A. Athletic associ- ation commissioners will be held at I3O o'clock Friday evening in the county '. NJ. C. A. office in Hart ford. The athletic program for the entire coming year will be set un- der way at this time, and it is hoped that all commissioners will be in at tendance.
 The association was formed last winter and ran senior and junior basketball leagues. During the spring and summer indoor and outdoor track meets were run off. swim ming meet held, and baseball leagues similar to those of last year. will be If so, the New Britain dis trict will probably represented by teams from the South church, I'lain- vile, Kensington, and East Berlin.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-11
DETROIT " HEARS
 LABOR SPEAKER
Peace OVertures Accepted by
 Convention Delegate

Detroit, Mich, Oct. t1.-tR}-The doors of the Detroit I. M. C. A. were opened today to q spokesman for the American Federation Of Labor.
 Acceptance by John P. Frey president of the Ohio state tedera- ton of labor, of an invitation to ad- dress the weekly meeting of the De- troit ministerial association in the Central |. M. C. A building paved the way for an exposition of the spiritual aims of the American fed eration of labor in the building Tn which William Green, president of the federation, had been scheduled to speak yesterday, until his invita- ton was rcscinded last week by the associations board of directors.
 The minister's invitation to MT. Frey came through the federal council Of churches Of Christ in America, under whose auspices President Green spoke yesterday at 8 mass meeting of citizens of De- troit," at the First Congregational church.
 pr. Lynn Harold Hough, presi- dent of the Detroit council Of churches, presided at the meeting, in which clergymen representing eight denominations took part.
 Thousands of Detroit residents, and hundreds of labor delegates heard sermons and addresses yester- dav on the spiritual aims of the American labor movement from more than q score of pulpits In De- troit and vicinity.
 Eighteen meetings in the city and suburbs were held under the aus pices of the Federal council of churches.
 Special services in St. Aloysius Catholic church were attended by number of convention delegates, who heard the Rev. Dr. John A. Ryan, secretary of the social action department, National Catholic wei faro council, in a sermon devoted to the relations between the church and labor.
 Rabbi Leo M. Franklin of Temple Bethel spoke at the morning serV- ices on the Synagogue and Labor
 Dr. Worth M, Tippy, executive secretary Of the church councils in dustrial commission, explained that 28 national religious organizations were represented through affiliation with the coucil in the enterprise or arranging the meetings.
 Mir. Green spoke for IS minutes.
 T wish it were possible for me q adequately to express an apprecla- ton of the service rendcted by the Federal council of churches Of Christ in America, through it's repre- Who are participating with us in this solemn and c!GMlcd he said.
 "There is no bitterness, no resent ,nent, in my heart, and mind over he incidents of the past week.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-11
FLASHES OF LIFE: WATER STARTED
 BY MOSES STILL FLOWING FREELY

Rev. pr. Harry Emerson Fosdick seem to last. 4 penniless cultured man of 79 who regained his faith two years ago after hearing Dr. Fosdick preach has just brought him a wallet containing S1250 which he found. Dr. Fosdick is to see 10 it that there is some reward for vir- tue besides itself.
 Rome-The best wheat grower in Italy has nice new motor plow and 10000 lire from the government. Mussolini presented them to Giuseppe Santa gati for raising 32 bushels per acre on 160 acre field where only eight bushels grew last year.
 Higganum-Dr. Leroy A. Smith, 63, descendant Of one Of the old est families in Figganum dies.
 Torrington-Mrs. Peter Ceglowski. 30, and nephew. Frank Ceglowski, 5, are fatally injured in automobile ac- c!dent, while six other persons are injured in another crash here.
 New Haven-The Rev. Dr. Henry Sloane Coffin. president of Union Theological seminary, believes that above the long evolution of our race, from the slime until now, kindly and wise Providence has presided"
 New Haven-Joseph J. Wiseman of New Haven first year student at the Yale Law school, is charged with raising a certified check for s3 to $500 to raise funds to wager on world series.
 New Haven-W. Bradley Cramp- ton of Madison. dies as result of in- juries in automobile accident in Gull ford Saturday.
 geport-Two-dollar debt leads to Itld! SuOCb4I4S CL JC-4ll 4'l Ot-AASNS+b police say Frank Pulitano has con- fessed staying.
 Waterbury-Tventy-frst conven- ton of the Conn. State Luther league. attended by Al members from nine leagues, ends.
 New Haven-A. Gordon reports theft of clothing valued at $500 from home at Ellsworth avenue.
 Harttord-Charles J. Bennett, for mer state highway commissioner and wife and children are saved from burning home by alarm given by maid.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-11

New York-Telegraphers say that there is music in fine sending. Any how brass pounding seems good training for the raising of songbirds. There's Marion Talleys father. And now the Metropolitan Opera has en- gagged Louise Lerch, once a choir singer at Allentown, Pa. Her dad formerly worked a key.
 Meyerstown, Pa.-The water that Moses struck from the rock is still gushing in great quantities, pr. Will liam T. Ellis says he found the place, Kadesh- -Barnea, camping place of the children of Israel in the wilderness. The flow is so great that during the war the Turks piped the water 20 miles for troops
 New York-David Wark Griffith offers some light on recent banning of American movies by George Der nard Shaw. Dave refused an offer of G. B. s. to write q scenario, timidly suggesting that it might not be so easy as 1t seemed. Then c. B. s. became a trifle sarcastic.
 Pari~Italians are taboo when it comes to funmaking at the Moulin Rouge, Mussolini objected through diplomatic channels and the police got after the owner of the music hall.
 New York-The best dressed American men are in New York, in the opinion of Captain J. A. Nur- docke, an arbiter Of fashion in Lon- don. But the lemon colored shoes of men in Chicago, Philadelphia and New York too are shocking.
 Parts-This beats the night vatchman who on his first night of in years watched his substitute on the job. Basile Furon ran an eleva- tor in Eiffel towar 40 years. Pen stoned he is to live near the tower instead of on farm, as friends ad- vised. He thinks he would die within six months if he could not see the tower daily.
 New York-They're already mak- ing Queen Marie models for sale on Fifth avenue. They have orchid shades, moderately long skirts and full length sleeves. Also Marie bobs are obtainable.
 Essex Falls, \. J.-Johnny Sylres- ter. Babe Ruth's sick little pal, is getting better and better. Babe promised one home run, maybe two, in the final series game. Alexander prevented the second, but Johnny had enough medicine for the day,
 New York-Conversations by the
New Britain herald., 1926-10-11
PRO GRID RESULTS

At Hartford-New York Yankees 19, Al}-New Britains c.
 At Brooklyn-Brooklyn Bears 6. Hartford Blues 0.
 At New York-Wilson's Wildcats 23, Brooklyn Horsemen o.
 At Providence-Providence Steam Rollers 19, Columbus Tigers 9.
 At Chicag ago-Chicago Bears 7, New York Giants 0.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-11
Mother of Three Gone,
 Husband Not Grieving

Mrs. Stella Grabosky of 24 Hayes street, is missing from home and as far as her husband, Leon, is concerned, she can stay missing. She left three children, aged IS, 10 and 5 years, and her husband sus- poets she is in the company of An thony Zabrosky. a former boarder at their home. He reported her ab- sence to the police. not, however, for the purpose of having her re- turned, as he does not care If she remains away forever. he said.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-11
How 10 Have
 q Beautiful Skin

You have wanted a skin food and boauti1er that keeps the face young. There is new French Process Cream that will do this. It is so pure and different one application brings a change. + is called MEL LO-GLO and everybody says 1t is wonderful. Get MELLO-GLO cream now and increase your beauty.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-11

that featuse fine quality tailor ing as w2il as fine materials, developed in models designed for the fashionable woman, all S65.00 values at
Evening star., 1926-04-25
SAIE-FARMS.
(CnnttuuadA


tAttn ns,on IN sIdH Mda N3ap acre.. 5rddm dSeins
house: beautiful shade abundance fruit. ex-
son ef huNTER ps1TfRS C. HiBERT "fute Route T. Box
2S90 ,Anacostia ID. {. Phone Marlboro
For SALE TO SETTLE ESTATE, 4 ACRES:
Broom house. at ForestvIlle. Md Apply
sTer grNE gnrna EARN SIX Srla MES 6Soan NohTH 9F
mile frontage on macadam road; large @ mod
sary % oabudinss s: IaPge hGsse appe and
chard: clear Of incumbran"e. o"N..H'
3OO-ACRE FARM BEAUTIFUL. 12-RooM
gil necessary farm buildings and tenant
houses; on concrete road near tin fsmlfsII sI ~
10 ACRES, GOOD LEVEL LAND, MILE
C. line. 5.r and b. hungs!o% 9aspniensd i,spnayed
$ ESQ, E Easy S"teHn. terms. Sor,h Sos5 or North
low. chicken houses other buildings; lots
fruit c h3rss Sale coy SnG fheeAI Appy ,RcJdcW Alt
SON. Fredericksburg. Va. -----
FoUR-ROoM HOUSE and two-acrte,, farm.
81. 900 very easy termS. N am - lSo
FOR sALE-FARMs i,!si5 homes ., EirAT.tt ,6r fa.t
unsurpassed climate. rich soil; worlds besi s1,
markets Send for rrab beautldRl.Ey aR.y Aa'ynsGC MAC
GEORGE. eetablis shed 1901. Vlnelard. \. j.
LINDEN, VA, NEAR NEW SHENANDOAH
National Park. on the crest OF the biu1 11
Ridge Mountains, farm of 300 ares; !2O
acres fine timber. $50 IN blue grass. idil1i wi
fruit. dwelling and outhuiidings VIII ,,,,, scr
for 500 an acre cash. This Is rare bargain
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 2l5 ny.
+. 270%. ..
WE SELL BARGAIN FARMS: MD. AND
Va-Poultry, fruit, dairy ana nasr flVsr lnra
farms. hayside homes; country p@us,,,ss,, @ 10 az
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 2l5 Z NV.
| +. 2702 ---
FARM LANDS. WATER FRONTS. ALL
sizes improved and unlmproVeu.
Charlotte Hall St Marvs County Nd
FAIRFAX COUNTY FARM.
14oh acres at S130 per acre on ternis
good land we'll watered with ti,t TAR ln,pr md
ments: right in line OF deXeIonilen' '"
the cheapest by q GiFo6EbNdW e E5,Stax c6."'S CO.
/ sos Vermont Bldg. Nam w. -, :,
FARM, CONTAINING lla A. 100 A TIL; ~;
State highway. 200 yds. Shenandoah RIySir
| 3 horses 3 COWS u hogs. 100 hens; impIe
ments for farming. Price. S6'ooo' dS
' 40 a. unimproved sl25 per acre a1cIre,,r fruit
for family use: on hard face rd - IIYI
IL a.. good bldes; IA station Rouhu mn
IL a'' 200 yds Shenandoah River, =
mi. station, l mi. state highway Price
'iios. a. 400 yds station. improved fy ,y
bungalow. q rooms and bath; fine view III
Hi'''' Anything III real estate.
G c. ELsEA.
Evening star., 1926-04-25
For ColOred

TOT NOIUTGU.
Five rooms. brick. no bath. water In
kitchen: in good repair: on II st. s.w.: for
sale. not for rent. but no cash payment re;
Quired: S35 per month covers all interest and
principal payments.
John II. Wright,
Main o4O7 ll16 Vermont Ave. NV
Evening star., 1926-04-25

SMALL FARM. % ACRES: 5-RM. BUNGA-
low. chicken houses. other buildings lots
fruit horse COW. chickens included; Prlce
for quick sale 50 500. Apply j. w. ALL
riclx Va
Evening star., 1926-04-25

WANTED TO BUY-APTS.
Kitchen. Iash. xaGress &. b.. 400 Il p:
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pair, on B n st. sw: for sale not Tor rent
but no cash payment required. $40 per
month covers all interest and principal pay
ments
John II. Wright,
Main oAO7 1lI6 Vermont Ave NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNISHED. 3 TO 5 ROOMS, BY RELIA-
hle party; northwest preferred; will consider
for Summer months caretaker basis at
moderate rental: references exchanged. Ad-
dress Box 15S-K Star Office.
WANTED-TO RENT. UNFINISHED, 2,
or 4 rooms. k. and d.. first or second floor
front: not over $50: NV. section: bona fide
quick. Address Box 206-K Star Office.
TWO YOUNG LADIES DESIRE ONE ROOM.
ktchenette. bath. furnished. i'll private home.
Call Main CO.'S.
FURNISHED APARTMENT OF LIVING
room bedroom. kitchenette and bath want
ed i'll Chevy Chase. or attractive neighbor-
hood: must he cool and high class. Phone
Mr. FITZHUGH. Adams 237.
j ROOM q BATH. BY YOUNG LADY:
Guiding price Address Box 325.I: Star office.
UNPUBLISHED APARTMENT OR 6
rooms and bath: ianitor and elevator service:
possession about June Is. Address Box 475-
j. Star Office. 20
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WANTFD-FARMS

SMALL FARM OF TO IL ACRES ABO! /
SIX miles from the District, on bus line. An,
swer state cheapest cash price location aud
when can be seen. Address Box 2S-k StaF
Office =
WANT SMALL FARM OR UNlMPRONED
acreage located in District of Columbia or
nearby Maryland. Give price and location
Address Box 197-K. star office;
IF YOUR FARM Is FOR SALE SEE NE. !
may get YOU a better price under my plan
Of suhdividing and selling at public auction.
pay all eXpenses.
JOHN C. WAGNER.
Real Estate at Auction. .
33o Woodward Bldg Nam 4o'-
Evening star., 1926-04-25
$50 TO $500 LOANS

on furniture and real estate; no comnlissions :
~ bonuses: quick service. ARLINGTON
SMALL LOAN CO, 25 Harlow ave. Rosslyn'
Va
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-06-03
Camp Singing
BACCALAUPEATE
BY REV. WALKER

Continued From First Page)
portunity, and it is in the Seeding
and sapling end that the wonders
may be worked. Lies garden is
the place where cur highest en-
deavors can be realized where we
can inculcate ideals, ;mplar5 guid-
ing thoughts, mold minds and
start growing lives along the
paths that lead to success. It is
a veritable garden Of the Lord,
and we need never he ashamed of
our efforts there if they have been
worthy. Nor shall we ak in
wages Of the highest sort, for
this garden will always respond
to careful handling and spread its
fruits before us"
youth" he said, "is the golden
opportunity for us older folks.
With it as our medium we can
perpetuate ourselves, giving to
them our ideals and interpreting
to them our visions. We a pre-
pare them for the unfinished tasks
which we shall have to hand over
to them when we lay the tools of
life aside and go to u rest.
Let no man say he has not op-
portunity. No man who can be-
come the friend or teacher to a
boy can deny that life has pre-
sented him with the frest oppor-
tunity Of all his life. No woman
who can win the love of a girl and
guide her thought and action
the tempestuous path of
youth can say her hands are emp
ty, but she should recognize that
hers is a royal privilege and task"
Charge to Glass
In his charge to the graduating
he said:
ITO the class of '26 1 want to
ay this is the hour of golden op- 5
'ortunity. So swiftly are the
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-06-03
MEMORIAL DAY
DRAWS CROWD

Continued From First Page
teries. Ceremonies were held in
GLIDING a prayer by the Rev. S.
A. Walker, the raising of the col
crs. a volley by the firing squad
and taps by the bugler.
The officer in charge was DR..
J. R. Burgess; the color guard was
Morris Listerud and Marshall Win
ship; color bearer, J. D. Corrie
firing squad, I. I. Jensen, B. A.
Brakeman, Calvin Rogers, Robert
Balbinot, John Appelgren, Charles
Howe and William McConnon.
Charles Simon was the bugler.
Ideal weather conditions pre-
vailed and a large crowd, many
Of them motoring in from the
country districts, witnessed all
the ceremonies.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-06-03
FOR SHERIFF OF ROOSEVELT
COUNTY

In announcing my candidacy
for. denomination for the office
of Sheriff of Roosevelt county, at
the Republican primaries, to be
held August 8, 1926, I have come
before voters on the record |
have made in office. In conduct
ing the office more than $4,000
was saved the taxpayers in three
years compared to the three years
next previous to my incumbency.
Criminal arrests have increased
and about $4,000 in fines have ac-
crued to the county and they are.
increasing each year. If renomi-
mated and elected I pledge myself
to continue the policy Of Economy,
Honesty and Efficiency in con
Quoting the office; and to cooper
ate with other officials for i'm
enforcement Of the laws.
[ wish to thank all my friends who
have supported me in the past and
10 solicit the votes and friendly in
fluence of all men and women
who favor the policy I have given
my pledge to continue.
Respectfully,
JOHN H. ANDERSON.
1876.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-06-03
.urning here next fall.

turning here next fall.
Miss Elva Mcintosh had not
made any plans for the summer.
Miss Gertrude Moody will visit
first at Missoula, then on the Pa
cifc coast at Portland, Seattle and
British Columbia, and will fin
ish the summer at her home in
Tracy, California. Miss Moody
will return next fall to teach in
the high school.
Miss Ruth MacFarlane is plan
ming on visiting in Missoula, at
tending the wedding of a college
friend in Billings, visiting her
brother, John, at Big Timber and
attending the Alpha Chi Omega
National convention at Banff and
returning to Wolf Point by way of
Helena and Great Falls. She will
leach here next winter.
Mrs. Neil McFarlan has not
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-06-03

Earl Caamplin is in town from
for a visit a few days.