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monials from the Secretary OF War
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tam terms. The following ringing.
words OF Major General Bell. ad-
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the o67tk Regiment. are typical of.
the high regard and respect of Amer
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regiment and most of the Officers.
were Negroes. The General said:-
This is the best disciplined and.
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ment that has been under my com.
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STILL HELPING

Those who have responded to our
appeals since our last report are
Mr.. Clarence Lee Townes. Mr.. w.
H. Pride. Hampstead, N. Y: Mr..
George Frye. Attorney G Mimms
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G M Hairston, Wytheville. Va: Mr.
William H. Peasants. Cambridge.
Mass: Mr.. George L. Branch.
Messrs Fred Cephas and Co., Rev.
w. B. Ball. Rev. Joseph Glenn, Mr..
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Jones. Lynchburg, Va; Mr.. ]. R..
Ward, Mansfield, IN; Mrs. e M.
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WYTHEvttLE ITEMS.

WYTHEVILLE. VA, January 10.
Mrs. Mary session., of Bluefield, W..
Va. left FOL home
Miss Gertrude Crockett is indis-
posed, also Mrs. Harriet Buford~
Mrs. Becky Anderson was found
dead in bed last Tuesday.
Mr.. Homer Hairston visited here.
Miss Vivian Dylia is visiting
Abingdon
Mr.. Robert Stone is visiting Wash
ington.
Mr. william PUPPIES and Mrs
Mary Session. and Mrs. Pocahontas
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". KIRK MATTHEW'S ELECTED
HUSTINGS COURT JUDGE,

w. Kirk Matthews, Esq, the well
known local singer and attorney,
was endorsed by the Joint Legislative
caucus last Wednesday for judge of
the Hastings Court of this city and
viii succeed Judge ID. C. Richardson
who was forced to resign on &C.
count of i'll health. He won over
Judge John j. Ingram. who re-
ceived the endorsement of the Rich
mond Bar Association. but who was
unable to secure the support of "A
majority of tho Legislative delega-
tion from this city
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Roanoke Items
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ROANOKE VA. January 10
Sir knight Naylor Pittman is much
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Mr.. Samue. Broadnax came to at
tend the funeral of his father-in-law
He will return to Philadelphia.
Miss Minnie Dehaven. manager of
the Poro sub-station was here Christ
mas.
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kins was preached at the First Bap-
fist Church.
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work of the Roanoke A. M. E. Dis
trict in fine shape.
The funeral of CIR Marable took
place from the High Street Baptist
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w. e. Lee officiated, assisted by
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The Fourth Quarterly Conference
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Presiding Elder T. w. Gotten. The
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Mrs. r. L. Arnold, assisted by
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Miss Minnie Dehaven left Monday
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Mrs. Amy Lee died Sunday after
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Vinton.
Mrs. frankie Miller is improving.
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Mr.. j. NJ. Lipscomb went to
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Rev. w. r. Howerton delivered
two excellent sermons at Mt. Zion
A. M. e. Church.
Mrs. Eddie Bentley will return to
her home in Philadelphia.
William Ca,emer died, Sunday.
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Mr.. r. H Thurston has been elect
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-29
FINNEY, LAIR
WILL RUN FOR
SCHOOL BOARD
l.ahr and I.cnhart Terms Cx.
pirc.-I.cnhart Win Not
Seek Reelection

Interest has been aroused among
bismarck citizens in the Forthcoming
annual school election still five
weeks away by the recent announce
ment Of Bert Finncy. local druggist,
that he Will be II candidate for cleo
ton to the school board The annual
election will be held on Monday,
June Z, with two vacancies on the
board to be filled
Terms expiring this year are those
of A. p. Lcnhart and T.. V. Lair. Mr..
Lcnhart, who was appointed Il mem
Der Of the board in 1911 to succeed
w. +. Cochran, deceased. has announc-
cd that he will not be Il candidate
for reelection. He has served on
the board continuously since his APP
pointmcnt, with the exception of one
three term, and during that time
has served as president Of the board
for eight yearly terms. He is now
head of the board
Mr.. Lcnhart, who is also president
OF the city commission, states that
the affairs of the city are constant
ly requiring more Of his time and
he feels that he cannot do justice to
both positions. For that reason he
has decided not to seek reelection to
the school board.
Mr.. Lair was appointed Sept. "a.
1920, to fill the unexpired term of
&. l.. Burton, who moved from the
city, and has since been member
of the board He has stated to his
friends that he will again be a can
didate for the position, although he
has not rs yet made any public an
nouncemcnt to that effect At pres
cnt he is out of the city.
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SOphOmOrcs Head
Honor Roll List

The sophomore class at the Bis
marck high school led the list with
80 pupils on the honor roll for the
second six weeks period of the Sec
ond semester, according to the prin-
cipa's report made public today. The
Juniors were second with ID students
on the honor list. The seniors and
freshmen each had eight pupils on the
roll
Following is thc honor roll list as
furnished by the school officials:
Freshmen
Thema Amundson. Claire koffcl,
Mercedes P.tzer. Helen Robbins.
Thco. Nettal Vernon Vrzal. Ralph
Wcnzcl, Esther Wilson.
SOphOmOrcs
Elmer Renser, Roger Bcrtholf. Ivan
Higlcr. Lillian Church. Jean Craw-
ford, Mclba Daley. Raymond Ellck-
son. Grace Elncss. Anthony Faber.
Pauline Fritz. Raphael Chaser, Ruth
Gordon. Lou Hall. Olive Hall. Meta
IIilken. Louise koffcl. Florence
Neugehaucr. Buell. Quain. Lillian
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my store 10 headquarters Tor
Great Western In my neigh
borhood. handle CIV
straight through the canning
season. My trade likes IT,"
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Rcimstad, Charlotte Reimstad, Marion
Sandin, Jeanne Setter. Eleanore
Small. Frances Sperry, Jane Stack
house, Ralph Shern, Jennie Waste
Dorothea Ward. Ruth Wetmorc. Rich
ard Wilson
Juniors
Muriel Benson. John Birdzell. Paul
Cook, Henry Danrot, Estele Dale,
Milford Dresbach. Sidney Hoffman,
Gwendolyn Jensen. Thclma Livdahl,
Francis Nuesslc. Edmund O'Hare,
Vera Person, Sidney Riglcr, Gladys
Rupp. Rea Taylor.
Seniors
Jean Eaton. Esther Erickson. Ger
aldine Gish. Dorothy Graves. Thclma
kaline. Marian Lewis. Simon Miller,
Wanda pchl.
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Omaha

u very seldom have . call for
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Officials of Land
Office to Conduct
Lot Sale at SaniSl,

@. r. Anderson, registrar of the
United States Land office here. and
Kenneth King. clerk. will go to San
ish Monday morning. May ). to con
duet sale Of lots in the government
TOWNSHIP at Sanish. Approximately
6S5 lots are to be offered for sale at
public cutlery and it is anticipated
that there will be eonside rable de-
mand for lots as it is two years since
the last sale. The new bridge being
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Duluth

+ have sold Great Western
for quite . while, and am al
ways glad to recommend il
to my trade."
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Topeka

II am SO we'll pleased with
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ssn that have discontinued
stocking oil other brands"
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II have been selling CIV
during the past year, for all
purposes, with most crafty
ing results"
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II never hesitate 70 recon-.
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prefer 1t % any other sugar.
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built at Sanish is also expected to
give an added zest to the bids.
The sale will commence on the
morning Of Wednesday. May 5. and
will continue AS long as the interest
warrants. Mr.. Anderson expects to
conclude the sale by the end of the
week. however.
Twenty per cent Of the net pro-
ceeds Of the sale will be set apart
and expended under the direction Of
the Secretary of the Interior in the
construction OF school houses or other
public buildings or improvements in
the t0Wnsite Of SanlSh
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FRECKLES
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OFT great Change in n %s;h ssS" Of
food sales since the day of the
old~time grocery store.
They have appreciated, too, the
vast Improvement in the handling
Of foodstufs and theincreased dis
tribution Of knoun commodities.
Stores, stocks and service have
undergone SO great an improve
ment that today foodstufs are
brought from the ends of the
earth and placed quickly and easily
at the disposal Of the discriminating
housewife :. safe for family use!
And He Knows Quality in Sugar
Your grocer insists first on quality
-. we who have daily dealings
with him know that !. and his
insistence relates as we'll to sugar.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNH
Former Stutsman
Co. Sheriff Named
Mandan Police Head

Mandan, N. d., April 29.-LP) --Nels
II. Romer, former sheriff of Suits
man county and who, during his
dozen years residence here, has scrv-
cd as city commissioner for four
years, last night was appointed chief
Of police vice William Barnes, fol.
lowing one Of the most bitter con-
trovcrsies in the history Of the city.
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Dance at Baldwin Friday,
April 3Oth.
, 1926-09-17

Executor Notice.
In the District Court Of The Virgin Is
lands Of The United States.
Sub-JudiCiaI District Of ChriStianSt3d,
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF HECTOR MOLTKE, DECEASED,
NOTICE is hereby given that Georgeana
Victoria knight, eXecutriX of the
above entitled estate, having filed in
the District Court of the Virgin islands
of the United States the final account of
the said estate. the hearing of same
has by order of the Court, made under
date 23rd of August 1926 been fixed for
MONDAY THE 9th DAY OF SEP(EM-
Der 1926 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of
that day at the Office Of the Judge Of
said Court in the Town of Christiansted,
Island of st. CrOiX, and all persons in
terested in the said estate are hereby
notified then and there to appear aud
show cause, if any they have, why the
said account should not be settled and
allowed.
Ch~ristiansted, St. Croix, August 25th
1926.
GEORGEANA VICTORIA KNIGHT,
ETecutTjr.
, 1926-09-17
Educational Day Celebration
BETHEL A. N. E. CHURCH
~CHRISTIANSTED, ST.. CKOLX.
Sept. 10th, 1926.

THE frying need for education in all
OF its branches is paramount and in
c~reasingly urgent. The reat develop
ment and unparreiled advancement Of
our Amer can Nation as a leader for the
other great powers Of the world, have
been rightly placed upon the emphasis
Of the religious idealism and freedom,
aud the naiiunaie Consciousness for the
Importance Of true education.
The great African Methodist Episcopal
Church. which had its bilth upon Ameri.
can soil, and during the period when the
Ualtp0 States was making her begin.
- ningo in hose advanced endeaVOUrs
which have since resulted in her glory,
has ever advocated a high type Of edu-
cation which lifts mankind out of the
fApntines of narrow sertish environments,
I'd 6ives an outlook into the higher and
bbler reaches of life: = the richness of a
vinely appointed situation.
In accordance with the spirit of Allen
nd our Methodisni, our Annual Educa-
EJnal Day will be celebrated September
q 9Th with a full days program which
ere follows:
Early morning Prayer and Praise $50 am.
Annual Educational Sermon, 1876 am.
Brother Thomas j. Ash, Local Preacher.
Sabbath School Hour..........1.30 p. m.
Young Peoples Symposium on
Education -. ..... 300 p NJ.
Subject:-True Education, = What?
Allen Christian K ndeavor
League r........., 600 p. m.
Grand Educational Platform
Meeting and .7.45 pm
Master of Ceremonies Mr.. Alfred
Francis, Pres. St. Croix Labor Union.
Speakers:-Keynote address Rev. Rob
inson, III. b.
Education the Means of So
cial Progress.
Lawyer d. H. jackson, LIB.
Asst. Director Of Education,
Mr.. H. J. Benedict. A, B.
Rev. S. {. Chase. A. B., BID.
We have especially invited many of
the prominent personages Of our com
munity and hereby extend a most cordial
invitation to ALL.
ELISHA C. S. ROBINSON,
Pastor.
EOD Sal =
, 1926-09-17
In The District Court Of he virgin Islands
Of The United States
SUD judicial District Of u~hgistiansiet
IN THE MATTER or TIE ESTATE.
or MARY L. CREAGH. DECEASED.

MgOTICE is hereby given that the On
N dersigotd has been appointed an
citlary administration OF the Estate
of Mary 4 Cr7agh, deceased,
Ali persons having claims against the
said estate are hereby notified to present
same with the necessary proofs within 6
months from the date Of TINS notice TO
the undersigned at his office No. IS
KINGS Street.
Parties Indebted to the said estate are
requested to make payment TO the under
signed.
Christiansted, St. Croix. Virgin Islands
Of the United States. this 9Th day Of
September 1926.
A. E. STAKEMANN,
ABciHary administrator.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-12

ties having more than Is por cent
ot tuberculosis infection among
cattle, and in 81 of 165 counties
containing cattle that are tuhcrcu-
lCus to the extent of more than Z
per cent but not more than - per
cent. Thus. about one third of the
moSt badly infected counties have
eradication work under way. Two
Of thc counties, formerly very ser
iouslv affected, have already re-
ducVd the infection to 0.j per cent
or 'nes md 10 in thn "modif.cd ac.
ere lifted area class.
There are 2l1 counties in the
country where tuberculosis among
c?ttlc exists to the extent of more
than 3 per cent and up TO per
cent. OF these counties % are CON
dUcting area work to cradi"ntc til"
disc '"c aud OF them already have
aua'ificd rs modified accredited
areas. The work is also going for
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-12
7. B. IS REDUCED
AMONG CATTLE BY
NATIONAL DRIVE;

Carrying the campaign of eradi-
eating animal tuberculosis to areas
where it is very strongly entrcnch-
ed is one of the newer developments
IN the nation wide program to rout
the disease. \ survey Just complct-
ed by the Bureau of Animal Indus-
try. United States Department OF
Agriculture, shows the aggressive
action taken by many counties.
The eradication of tuberculosis
under The ''arca" plan is now be
ing conducted in 81 of the IS coun-