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Miss Edith Olson attended Sunday
school Sunday in school No. /.
The David Trygg family were
visiting with he John Olson family
last week.
Christofson, cattle buyer. and John
Relish stopped for dinIlr at the Mel
son boys Thursday on business.
Leo Sheldon and Albert Vollen
were on business ut the Nelson's to
get repairs for a header Thursday.
Fred Woods, Standard oil man
from Baldwin. was out at Nelson
boys Wednesday.
John Anderson, Floyd and Irene
are out haying these days.
Gladys Nelson visited with Emma
Nelson herding cattle Friday.
The Nelson boys have sold Christ
olson, cattle buyer. some cattle and
have to deliver them next Friday to
ship at Baldwin.
Gladys Rue returned to her home
Charlie Rue's las. Saturday from
VALLEY City. where she attended sum
incr school.
John Andc. son and son Floyd were
BUSINESS shoppers ~ the capital city
last Monday.
ASVsc .N0iSpu d'lV IukO WCIc NCEcIs
shoppers Thursday afternoon.
.JobA Anderson and family visited
with her parents, Strom's near Still
last Sunday evening.
Nels Nelson and family were visit
ing : with Geo. Nelson's Thursday
evening. ~
John Anderson and family. Roscn-
dOhl and family. Peterson and family
and, all the Stroms near Still had
pleasant party last Friday even.
ing at Painted Woods lake. boating
and fishing. also dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
family were visiting with Geo. Mel
sons Thursday evening
Martin Neleon was a caller in the
capital city Friday.
John and Elsie Kruger stacked hay
on the old Henry iiornr place Sa ! T.
day. II was 100 in the shade on.
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson and Mar
tin called ut Geo. Snidcr's Frida,
afternoon.
Emma Nelson visited with Cert,
and Gladys Nelson Friday afternoon
Among those that attended tn,
community dance held at Geo. Cod
dies barn Saturday night wcr,
Elsie and Kruger. Elsie Olson. Mr.
| and Mr. Geo. Nelson and familg
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Mr.. and Mrs. Axcl Steinquist Wis.,
tied at Walter JohnsOn's Sunday.
Mrs. Alvin LANCE visited at Dave
Dixon's Sunday evening.
REGAIN !,

REGAIN . Y
Among those Of the Regain lodge
who attended, the Woodmen convcn.
ton mt Bismarck last week were: Mr..
and Mrs. A. FISHER. H. E. Ranne stad.
B. Malone. Z Fisher, J. Granting, B.
Lein. J. NJ. ,l.ein, J. Wilson and q.
Miss HilJa stratton Of Bismarck,
formerly Of Regan. left on Sunday
evening for a two weeks visit with
her brother Paul Grimm, Of Min
neapoliS.
Miss j.. Meade went to Bismarck on
Sunday to see her brother. who is in
the hospital. He was in poor con-
dition. AT this writing.
a. II. Helgeson and Mr. Arndt were
caller in Bismarck on Monday.
MI. and Mrs. II. T.. Rannestad and
son. Harold. in company with the
Misses Martha Aim and Hildcgard
krausc. enjoyed 4 picnic at Mcnoken
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bailey are selling
their household goods preparatory 10
moving wet. where they will make
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. keenan, enjoyed a pic
ME at the creek on Sunday.
Roy Little was caller in Man
dan last week to see DIR. Ness.
o. =. Void Of Bismarck. formerly Of
ReEan. called on, friends here Sunday.
en- route home after two weeks
visit with relYtives and friends at
Finley and Fort Ransom. this state,
and also at points in Minnesota.
The. Regain high school ball team
played game with Wing Sunday, on
home grounds the score being 10
70 70. IN favor Of Regain.
Walter Trhcrg aud J. Penner were
callers in Wilton Sunday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. G. O'Brien and
children. who are motoring from San
Francisco tp New York. visited at the
a. IL. Helgeyon home for several days
last week. They have made their
home IN california for the past two
years and intend to return there with
IN YEAR after completing business
deals IN New York. Mrs. OsBricn Is
sister Of Mr.. Helgcson.
Miss Ella Schll,ng visited with
Mabel Olmmond over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. kickul and son.
Kichsrd. Of Baldwin. were guests at
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allied at the Alvin LANCE home Sun

called at the Alvin LANCE nome Sun
day
Betty Marx and Mrs. G. IL Brooks,
accompanied by Adrian, Brooks. re-
turned from Jamestown Sunday, where
the former two spent the week WIS.,
ting with friends and relatives.
Edith Franklund. who is working at
the Bert Roes home, spent Sunday
with her parents.
Adrian Brooks left for Jane stown
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johnson and
family enjoyed fishing Sunday.
Alvin LANCE called on Tom Morgan
home Sunday forenoon
Dave Dixon and son. Earl motured
to Wilton Monday ON business.
Ada Fairman motored to Bismarck
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Maynard mo-
tored TO Bismarck Saturday.
Herbert Wilson spent Sunday with
Louis Birkholz at Axcl SteinQuist's.
George Rance. Joe Brown. Alvin
Waddington and Walter Washington
were callers at Tho G. Cleveland home
Sunday.
MRS. Dave Dixon and son, Earl. mo-
torcd to Wilton Saturday.
Leo Faussom and grandparents
spent sunday with the FORMER )
parents at Bismarck
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hagen and
son. Alfred. ,notorcd TO Turtle Lake
Saturday afternoon to WISH, with rela-
tycs. They returned Sunday. ac-
COMMANDED by Mrs. l'arn's sister,
Va Dana.
{. ". Brooks and sons. Marion I'm
me; and Orval, visited nj the e.
Cleveland home Sunday.
Rudolph Hagen transacted businG IS
al Wilton Nond,4v.
a program and Basket social Will be
gwen Friday evening Il. the Painted
Woods school. NJ. !, Ladies. BE- sure
to hrinE Your basket. Everybody
welcome Come and Bring your
friends. August g.
Rev. &ti,ar, aud family called at
the Martin Hagen home Monday eve
ming.
Tom Morgan and daughters. Ger
trudc and Edna. visited at Sam FAR.
mans SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Hansen and
son, Bobblc. and Ada FSirman visited
at Sam Fairman's Sunday afternoon.
| Harry krush Of Wilton visited at
| Mick hrush'S SUNDAY.
Ma and M's. ALVIN LANCE and
family visited at Oscar Anatrom m j
| SUNDAY evening
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Martin Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Owns. MIR. and Mrs. F. NJ. Tookcr
and Evclet:e from Menoken, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Whitfield and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Marley and Willie and
Title Jares.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson and Mar
tin Nelson were Sunday dinner
quests at Marcus Agnew at Memo
ken, taking in the ball game at
Menokcn in the afternoon.
Nels Nelson was caller at Geo.
Nelson's Monday morning and re-
ported hail Sunday evening.
A birthday party was given for
Nels Nelson Sunday at his home.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Engdohl and family, Grand
ma Engdohl Of Naughten, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Scott Of Bismarck,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Nelson,
Alice and Otto Swanson. A delicious
supper being served.
Attendants Of Sunday school Sun
day were Mrs. Nels Nelson. Hugo
and Emma. Mr.. and Mrs. Albin
Spanebcrg and Violet. Mrs. Charlie
Rue and family, Hazel, Irene and
Floyd Anderson, Oscar Magnuson
and family, Art Magnus and family,
ana the Ir!Ek IaM'Iy.
Geo. Nelson is cutting wheat for
Carl Larson. Harvest will soon be
over with.
Ncis Nelson. Geo and Martin Mel
son were Ecgtn callers Monday on
business.
John Kruger was Il caller at Mar
tin Nelson's Monday night.
PAINTED WOODS
Liscomb Brown and Alvin Ranch
visited. AT the Dave Dixon home Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Cleveland were
business translator IN Wilton Satur-
day evening.
c. W. Brooks. Chancey Cleveland
I'd sou t.lh.e. motorcd to Wilton
Sunday afternoon.
Leo Faussom visited with his
mother at Bismarck last Sunday.
Nv ara Mrs. Martin Hagen mo-
tored to Wilton Sunday afternoon,
Jar. ana Mrs. Axel Steinquist and
family spent Sunday berry picking.
,"isses Susie and Eva Krush visited
with Ada Fairman at Arthur Han.
sens Saturday.
| Herman Johnson motored to BIZ.
marck Sunday to visit with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Brown. Mr. anf
/ Mrs. Slim Brown and William Rrpwl
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Rev. Madison, who formerly
preached at Stewartsdale, was calling
on old friends Friday.
Several farmers in this vicinity
have begun to cut their wheat.
The home Of Henry Mills was
burned to the ground Sunday even
ing. Mr.. Mills was away from home
ut the time. The cause of the fire
is unknown. Nothing was saved.
Mrs. Claud Hauser has been suf-
fering with neuralgia. She Is some
better ut this time.
James Brown was caller at the
Dan McClear home early Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Mcdonald was y caller 4,
New Salem Sunday.
Anderson Nor is very busy these
days. He makes some quick trips
from Bismarck to Livona leaving and
taking mail. The sound Of his Ford
rs he works for Uncle Sam can be
heard early in the morning.
]. r. Stewart took dinner at the
John Stewart home Saturday.
!. TRYCG
Carl Larson was . caller at Geo
Nelson's Tuesday on business.
Geo. Nelson was cutting wheat for
Carl Larson Wednesday on the old
Carl Anderson place.
The Rowleigh man, O. j. Olson
from Wilton, stopped over night at
Geo. Nelson's Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ncls Nelson and
Hugo were business shoppers in Bis
marck Wednesday, also to Mandan.
Miss Elsie Olson was visiting at
Mrs. Geo. Nelson's Wednesday after.
noon. en- route to David Trygg's.
Ralph and Richard Fricke were
callers at the Kruger home Wednes-
day morning.
Emma and Mildred Trygg are
visiting in Minot this week.
John and Elsie Kruger were sup.
per guests at the Geo. Nelson home
Wednesday night.
William Nemi called at Johi
Kruger's place Tuesday night.
Ed Lunquist was business shop
per in the capital city Tuesday.
John Kruger made a business tril
to futile returning the trucks.
David Trygg is out adjusting hal
insurance this week.
Paul Coleman was visiting with hi
uncle, Victor Coleman. near Still
week, returning Wednesday.
Miss Gladys Rue has taken tn
school for the term in schoolhous
No. l in Trygg, starting in Septcm
Der, and Mrs. Art Magnus has takel
the school in the Trygg neighbor
hood near Kruger's. also starting i
September.
Gladys Nelson was caller q
| Emma Np1SnnsS Thursday affcrnOos
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson wcr
business shoppers in tho capital cit
and Mandan Friday.
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NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS

tional park. also working in Mon
tana, returned home Thursday. Paul
IL very much taken up with the west
and says he plans to return some
day.
DALLAS Bartmen uas assisting Elmer
Arnesen with grain heading for q
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Belle were
picking chokechcrries at Apple Creek
Thursday. They stopped at the J. T.
Sharp home for few moments on
their way home.
Mrs. J. w. Boyer spent Friday with
Mrs. Henry Olson.
Christ Schoon and J. w. Bcyer mo-
tored to Bismarck Friday to get re-
pairs for their header machine.
Mrs. Blanche Olson and children
have been visiting relatives and at
tending to business matters.
Harold Hargrave has been cutting
Ne re On ~ ]. W. Preston fai.,.
put in by John Hagen and Lowell
Erickson.
INF. and Mrs. Warren Belle and
given In honor Of Mrs. Bellies niece
leila. at the Emil Lang home north
OF Stctiihg, thursday .v,n,..
H,>. Emma Shaffer stopped at the
Albert Christensen nome on her way
to Oriscoll.
Lcnwood Boyer and Arthur Relile
were chokechcrry picking 1T Apple
creek Sunday.
M. and Mrs. Henry Arnesen and
family visited ut the Elmer Arnesen
MI M;ssP SiSski Olson and cousins,
Marie and Ruth Hegebush, called on
Miss Myrtle Christensen Sunday
afternoon.
Several from this vicinity spent
Sunday at Lake Isabelle.
Allen Var vlect was q caller nj
his fathers home Sunday.
Clarence Olson and Earnest Schoon
left Tuesday for the northern part
of the state during thresh,ng t.,le.
MIR, Alfred Olson assisted her sis
ter law. Mrs. Henry Olson. with
some work Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen and
Mildred srent Monday evening al
Mrs. Hanscn's parents, Mr.. aud Mrs
Christ Schoon.
Miss Lille Schoon was Sunda,
visitor at the Henry Olson home.
NAuCHTON
Chas. A. Johnson Aand daughte1
Ruth were in the capital city Fri
| day afternoon.
Robert Solbcrg and daughter
| Helen and Florence were in the cit.
on business.
Some Of the farmers Of th
vicinity are busy cutting the littl'
grain they have. They will hardl.
1 get. their seed back.
Mrs. Frank CARRIED and daughtc
Clara called on Mrs. Hugo Sober
one day last week.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson an
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Apple Jelly

Select tart apples end cut in
reasonably smsll Dieess. Add
wasss % almost eoves end 0oil
until the fruit 10 mushy but
not broken. Strain she juies
through : flannel o. Aennsl.
cite jelly beg. Isstng Il drip
tcs IN hour o. two. o. over
night. Do not squeeze the bee
II . clear Jelly y desired. II
squeezed the jelly will b
eloudsd. Use the rulp for
making fsun butter Measure
three -qusr,ers the quantity Of
Great Western Beet Sugsf-
thss is. 10 . pint q juice.
measure one snd ont. hsM eup.
fuls Of The sugar. Heat the
svgas IN the oven. Boil the
yuiee fos twenty. minpaes. odd
the sugar ard toit HARD Tor
Ave minutes. When jsllied
place in glassee and cover
with paraltne.
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children, Leroy, Grace and Junior,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson and
son Edscl, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. john
son and children, Lester, Edwin and
Ruth and Abel Johnson motored to
Bismarck last Wednesday to spend
the evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman johnson were
out in the neighborhood visiting with
relatives last Saturday.
Miss Florence Garske is visiting at
the home Of Clara CARRIED on the
farm this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson and
son Edscl were in Bismarck Friday.
Tom Flanagan took in some horses
to the horse buyers last Friday.
Mrs. John Engdahl and children,
Hazel, Julia and Kenneth Of Cr0nl-
we'll, called on her sister, Mrs. Robert
Solbcrg, Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Madeline Rue took supper
with Louie Martincson and family
last Wednesday evening.
Abel and Frank Johnson tok some
horses to Bismarck last Friday.
Few Of the farmers around here
have been out picking chokechcrries.
They are quite plentiful now for this
kind Of year.
Herman Gierkc called on the
Robert Solbcrg family last Satur-
day.
MANNING
This community received the hard
est rain Of the season Wednesday,
July g. 1t was great help to the
country. Corn, potatoes. hay and
the gardens are looking better.
Flax that was not burned by the
hot winds is picking Up. Farmers
are looking more cheerful, as many
Of them now can see some feed in
sight. II is raining here again at
this writing. August J.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Goodman are
the happy parents Of baby girl,
born Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart visited
at the Davenport home Sunday.
Amos Robidcu has been thrcshing
wheat. lie took . load to Mcnoken
Tuesday.
Ronald Nicholson, who left some
time ago to work in the harvest
fields at Mott, N. D., has returned
He reports the grain very poor
around Mott, as most Of IL was hail.
ed out.
Roy Goodman is helping Pau
Hapcl make hay.
Many farmers and people from
town are taking advantage of th'
abundance Of chokccherrics found OF
the river banks and the coulces ant
arc gathering them to mako jellie
and jam.
!. j. e. Chcssak has been putting vi
hay on the Paul Lindsey place. II,
also made some hay on the Burtcl
place near Stcwartsdale.
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Fruit Preserves
Peach. Cherry. Apsiess.
IslwsW. Qslincs. CilroM end
pinen0nl< Prrs<yees

N06
Large fruits. psseAse. Sicsss,
OF ounces. are usually cut IN
msdiufh .sised pieeeA Cherries.
custants. plnms end other
small fruit may be left whole.
Cherries ere always stoned.
Thick syrup made with 0seos
Western Beet Sugar oheUld
always be used In seeking.
the preserves being slowly
simmefed down until they ere
thick ard rieh-about thirty
minutes. The proportion Of
syrup 10 fruit should BE- barely
enough 10 cover. The pre-.
serves should b. wandered
70 stefilised jsrs~hllsd 10
OVERLOOKING. Wips the sysur
on the rubbess with ; cloth
dipped in boiling wstsr and
seal a once.
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CHYLIN

GHyLIN
We got little rain Sunday, but
1t wasn't enough to do good.
VIC arc all 50 glad to know that our
very dear friend. Hannah Landerholm
has returned home for = months
Mctt. Miss Landerholm has been in
Bor1ie Fisher and Ernie Gordon
motorcd to Mandan and Bismarck Sat.
urday night.
George Braden was visitor at Ian.
dcrholm's the latter part Of the week.
Marie and Agnes Sclahn were Re-
gan shoppers last Friday.
Most all the people around here took
IN the dance 1t Cables. Everybody
had : fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Lund and daugh-
ter, Louise, and Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Sclohn were callers at c. ManRuson's.
Emil Olson. Marie Selahn, Mabel
and Arthur Landerholm were Bis.
marck and Mandan visitors last Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Urbock, Agnes
and Marie Sclahn went berry picking
last Friday. Quite few berries were
found.
Tiscomb Brown Albert Nelson and
Fred Anstrom took in the dance at
Codes.
Ernest Gordon is busy harvesting.
/. Edith Gordcn came home for .
weeks visit with her parents. !.
Cliff Scott and family were visi-
tors at the home Of w. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. keaton and family
were also visitors at the SCOTS.
George Braden picked rock off The
road last Saturday.
Agnes Selahn and her eousin, Henry
Anderson, were callers ct Lander
holm's Sunday afternoon.
Louie Carlson was . visitor ct b.
Sclahn's Sunday.
Mabel LandefAolm and Marie Sc
lain went - Tainted Woods lake last
Saturday afternoon and came back
for the dance.
Emil Olson was Regain shopper
last FRIDAY night.
Victor Nelson was visitor al A.
Landerholm's.
Saturday on business matters.
Carl Landerholm went TO ,Mandan
last Monday.
CLEAR LAKE
Mrs. +. A. Van Vleet is enjoying q
visit from her aunt Mrs. +. C. Raft
Of Sparta. Wis.
Olaf Olson and Harold Christensen
were Bismarck business callers Tues.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Christensen
and Miss Myrtle motorcd to the f. A
Van vleet farm Tuesday afternoon OF
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen an,
daughter. Mildred, spent Wcdnesda,
at the Christ Schoon home.
Paul Paisley. who left in June t
take in the sights ut Yellowstone Ma
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Berry Preserves

DEITY LTcSCTNSs
Strawberry. Rasptr,.
Blackberry. GOosebc,
MMil,evvN and
l~os0sb<r,y i'ssscyCc.
PICK over An;i wsSsk the !
RES. To three quarts all
three and cne-haM eupf1is
Great Western Bee, Sug.
Combine in . preserve ker
Cover and let stand two
three hours TO start the juic
stirring occasionally. Bri:
slowly TO boiling point and !
sumner for fifteen minute.
Cool and transfer 10 s,eril::c.
lars. filling TO oserflowin.
Partly adjust the rubbess ac.
tops - in Cold Pack" can
ming and sserilixe eight min.
utss according TO the Gold
Pack" method. n desired
these can be finished by the
Open Kettle" method: thar IS.
the boiling preserves may be
transferred 10 the stsriiize.l
iars. Allied 10 OVERLOOKING. ard
the rubbcrs and tcr1 sdias..d.
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Grape Jan,

Wash sire erapss. rs Con-
cords, pulp them and put the
skins through the fond chop
per. Put the palp on 70 cook
over . .ery low heat. Boil
gently ten minutes or cntil
the sseds can b. sMted out.
Add the ground gsaps skins
70 this and boil gently until
the skins are almost tender.
Measure. end TO sseh pint add
one and one-i,alf eupluIs u
Great W.es,ssn Beet Sugar.
Ssif and boil until . little ri
the mis- tuss whom dropped
from > spoon thiekens-7is'F.
Tsa.ssfee 70 stsrilissd ass o.
glasses and when cool seal
with melted pessfhns.
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Remove me Sktn rom tne
fruit. tske out the seeds. chop
the pulp end weigh a. To
three pounds, sd1 one and
cne-h,M pounds tSrYrfuisl q
Gs.atN'sstss = Beet Sugar with
sh,.e-Huastess n . clrsnl ~
~ssss ard she Wsc> snd gsHseJ
riNd 81 > len,cp 1..e Stand ~
hour ~ start the ts"c. shsp
simsnsf until the pirtui-
thiekens ;shen tried On cold
clste-- r. Ttansles sostes-
ih.eJ Jars. f"ed n, cy.st0ca-
ing and ssal IT or: > ~s'h ster-
ilsed subtefs snJ cars.
Evening star., 1926-03-14
MRS. KING SUSPENDED
FROM POLICE DUTY
Member Of Woman's Bureau, Not
Naturalized Citizen, Off Job
Without Pay.

Mrs. Nainette King Jones Adams,
member Of the Woman's Bureau OF
the Metropolitan Police Department,
who revealed that she Is not a. natural
lied American citizen when she ap
piled to the clerk of the District Su-
preme Court Friday for final ctti
zenship papers, was suspended from
duty without pay yesterday by the Dis
trict Commissioners. Action was taken
on the recommendation of Maj. Edwin
b. Hesse, superintendent of police.
The policewoman has been connect
ed with the Womans Bureau since
1928 and is known as MAR King
She Is q native of Brazil and her sus
pension was ordered because in taking
the oath of office as a member Of the
Police Department she had to swear
that she was n citizen of the United
States. Maj. Hesse said that II is ar
nnfailing rule of the department thai
all policemen and policewomen mus
be naturalized citizens.
Mrs. Adams said she received spc
cIal dispensation to take her Civl
Service examinations at the request
of Senator Underwood of Alabama
After this dispensation, she said, she
considered ii was all right to TAX"
the oath.
Evening star., 1926-03-14

The Army appropriation bill. car
rytng $343, ,153.393 was passed by the
Senate last week, which added to the
hill as passed by the House $500, 1926.
The bill now has increased $40,659,2GS
over budget estimates.
The annual appropriation bill for
the District of Columbia was reported
to the House last week carrying a
total Of $33.762.9S7. which represents
a cut of $2,425.4 AIS over last years ap-
preparation bill and a reduction of
$290,O35 from the budget estimates.
Interesting features in the bill are a
provision for the appointment OF II
peoples counsel for the Public Utili-
ties Commission at salary of $4,000
a year; appropriation of $4,000 for an
investigation to determine the feast
bility of installing high pressure
system for fire protection in the con-
gested area of the city; provision that
the Board Of Education and the Dis
trict Commissioners draft regulations
and set tuition fees for children In
Maryland and Virginia, who attend
the public schools, and an indication
that because of the cost Of land, the
five-year building program for the
local schools may have to be extended
beyond five years.
Evening star., 1926-03-14
SCHOOL HEADS TO DINE.
Presidents Of Five Local Universi-
ties to Be Honored.

The presidents Of American. Cath
olic, Georgetown. George Washing
ton and Howard Universities will be
the guests of honor at University
Night" celebration to be held in
honor of these institutions at the
University Club Thursday evening
at 8:15 o'clock. The heads of the
foregoing universities will deliver
brief addresses on the topic THE
Common Denominator Among College
Men" The presidents are: DR.. Lucius
Charles Clark, American; Right Rev.
Thomas Joseph Shahan, Catholic;
Rev. Charles William Lyons. George
town; DIR. William Mather Lewis,
George Washington. and DIR. James
Stanley Durkee. Howard University
Songs of the campus by the entire
audience will be led by j. +. NJ. Bowie
with Prof. Paul kaufman at the
piano. The entertainment commit
tee is composed of: Everett NJ. Eli
son, chairman: Samuel S. Adams,
Claude n. Bennett. Joseph Fairbanks,
Charles G. Lowe and George w.
Wharton.
Evening star., 1926-03-14
LUNCHEON PLANNED.

President Coolidge and all the gov
ernors attending the conference of
State executives in Washington March
%, "a and % will be asked to at
tend a luncheon or dinner of the or
ganization promoting erection Of State
buildings in Washington. Radio ad-
dresses will he made by Robert N.
Harper, sponsor for the scheme, and
the project will be advertised in other
ways. 1t will be placed before q meet
ing of the Daughters of the American
Revolution next week.
Five committees have been appoint
ed to devise ways and means of work
ing with the States in promoting the
project.