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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

is shIred by Franklin Witter of the
University of Maryland and Miss Mar
garet Wilson of Western Maryland
College. Miss Catherine Trundle. Hood
College is chairman of the entertain
ment committee and Miss Ethel Web
ster. Hood College, heads the general
conference committee.
Communion will he administered to
delegates by DR. Joseph II. Apple.
president of Hood College, at a serv-
ice in Brodbeck Chapel at 100 O'Clock
Sunday morning. Another service
will be held at II o'clock, the confer
ence concluding with vespers at 4
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13
CAPTURES PITCH HONOR.
polecat Club of Rockville Defeats
Poolesville Ground Hogs.

SrNriaf DiSratPn 10 nv StNt
ROCKVILLE. Nd. February H.
The auction pitch tournament ar
ranged by teams of eight players each
from various parts Of the county got
a start last evening when the Rock
willie team, known a. the Polecat
Club, and the Poolesville representa-
tives. or Ground Hog Club, played At
Poolesville in the presence Of large
gallery. Rockville won. 36 to 81.
Rockville was represented by for
mer State Attorney H. Maurice Tai.
bolt. former Sheriff James r. Gott,
former State Attorney Albert NJ. Bouic
William r. Veirs. Trujean II. Aud
J. Howard Ward. Charles Clark
and John Jones and the Poolesville
team was composed OF DIR. Byron W
Walling. DIR. Elijah White, William
b. Fawley. w. Jerome Offutt. John
Poole. Elmer Hersperger Benjamin
White and Dewalt j. Willard. The
games were staged in Halls Hotel.
Following the playing, which con
summed three hours, refreshments
were served. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13
GERMAN CARDS INCREASE
Government Collects Tax From
Each Deck Sold.

BERLIN, February IL R.-Card
playing as the favorite indoor sport
of the German people is increasing
with a vengeance. The number of
factories turning out cards has in
creased from 10 to % In the last year.
while 1000, 900. or 90 per cent. more
decks were sold in 1926 than the pre-
ceding year.
The federal government has an in
terest in seeing the number of card
sharks increase because a tax of 30
pfennigs (about s cents) liz imposed
on every deck sold. The playing card
revenue increased last year from
1 100, 900 marks to 100000 Skat is
still the big game in Germany. Ecarte
is popular and contract bridge, with
its complicated scoring system, reigns
supreme over auction bridge. Poker
in virtually unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

last nights session. The group sub
jeCts and leaders: Psychology and re
ligion, Munsey Gleaton. Philadelphia {;
inter-racial relations, Louis Moon, Bal
timore; modern education. John Hay
wood, dean of Morgan College, Bal.
timore: science. and religion. Miss
Mary Andrews. Goucher College. Bal
timore; competition versus Co-opera.
ton in industry, Harry Laidley. of the
League Of Industrial Democracy; in
ternational relations. Prof James
Ranck, Western Maryland College: so
cial relations of men and women, w.
J. Kitchen, Penn State Y. NJ. G.. A.
The craftsmanship of the conference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

Associations of colleges and univer-
stiles of Maryland, District of Column
hia and Delaware was opened at Hood
College, this city. last evening, nearly
200 students and q large number of
executives attending.
DR.. Henry r. van Dusen of Union
Theological Seminary. New York. fol
lowing a banquet at the college. plead
ed for development OF personal tone
In religion. The modern world he
said is engrossed in mechanical think
ing and living.
Today's session was entirely devoted
to study conferences, assignments for
which were given at the conclusion of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13
TESTS PROVE BATTLING.
Effort to Associate Cold Female
Logic and Warm Hearts.

PARIS, February II 0).-Baff1ed
Frenchmen are trying to associate
cold female logic with warm womanly
hearts and having hard time of It,
Strict logic and memorable cold
ness mark the tone OF girls compo-
sitions on subjects calculated to arouse
woman's supposedly sentimental ma
ture, a government report from au-
thorities in charge of women's exami-
nations for French University degrees
recently announced.
Some of the topics which drew the
coolest analyses were The Beauty of
Ideals" The Pity OF Life" and THE
Misery of Mediocrty.'' Their pitiless
themes shocked the older generation
of scholars who read them. The jul
ries were amazed at the success with
which the young women hid their
emotions, II they had them.
of 20,000,o00 tons of salt produced
each year in the world. nearly one
third comes from the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13
SAVINGS LOST IN TRASH.
Family Bereft Of 500 Hidden Dur
ing Brief Absence.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
RICHMOND. Va, February IL
When r. r. Whelton and members of
his family left home for a brief outing
last night. they concealed their say
ings-S100-in trash barrel.
It was forgotten until this morning,
when search revealed It's disappear
ancp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

A tradition says that a method Of
making alcoholic beverages in China
was discovered about 2205 p. c., but
wine making was probably known at
an earlier date.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-23

engedey ak gazan akarnak farmot venni megpe
arsasagunk erybe kovetke2okt k6Een hogs
0nnek valaint csaladanak megszeze ssdkges engeds
On kesz Marston Missouri mgtelepedn egalabb
hold f0det v4sarolni
Washington ugyvnk ertestett hogy mnden vaarnk kap
tekntettel hogy k szentor sgy kpseS 6s
missouri kormanyz6 vettek kezukbe igyunket..' 5
Termeszeesen, mikor dogot p6stahat6sag fegye
vzsgaa kderu hogy egyeen embr rsszere
vezmenyes kvotat, vagy mas engedeyt
Okuva fenteken gy6zzlk eleg hanguyal fgyemez.
tetn magyaroka hogy 6vkonk yen hangzato es
csaasa aapitott vakosoknak fen Ha vala farmo akar
vasaro es ismer valamen feltete farm-gy
n0ksege ugy forujon aami f0dmvesgy hvatahog aho
teesen daanu adnak reszer mndenem felvlagosast
farmvasarlas egyszer doog sok mindent ke
vizsgan me6 vaaki raszana magat vasasra hiszen
nesak aka de megehetsi leheseg egybe Mem csa
fonos hogy egyen z nagy epe ista6 farmon es
ogy 0de obbe kevtsbb U de hogy annke megfeel6 koze
kedts eszkozo tudja-e nagyobb kosg neku ermenye
ke sb magyar farmere bbnyre e6vgyazatosak technka
dogokban de vszont konnyn bednek szehamosomok akk
nagyhangu geretekkel leveszk szerencsetlen labar6
(FLLSl
Foreign Language Service ent kozlemenyehez
magunk reszer0l meg a kovetSez6ket fizzuk hozza
csalo bandat egy magyar lap, MAGYAR BANYASZIIAP'
epleze e ttatta 0rveny kezer Csendbe tokban
gyte bizonyitekok hamazat mikor bzonyta
egy volt eyet attee uag sz0veseg haosag kezebe
MAGYAR BANYASZlAP nemcsak olvas6 hanem ossz.
magyarsag erdek artja el6tt masf evzed 6ta szog
k0zardeket szolga els6 utos6 AGYAR BA.
NYASZ4AP'' t0rteneteben.
Ha olyan ujsagok, mint MAGYAR BANYASZI4AP'' mem
ennnek akkor meg zabaabb pre vona okszor becsa
po ftrevezetet fos gondokodas de nagyon hszekeny
gyarsagmk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-23
HOGY IGYEKSZIK KIJATSZANI EGYES FARM
tGYN0KSEG A BEvANDORLASI T0RVENY1
Farmot vasarlo magyarok, legyiink ovatosak!

bevandorasi oryeny mey kmonda hogy armerek
munkasok kedvezmnyes bos egy u
mex nyoa fel szemet Eek eketen gynokok be-
vandookra vetettek Xxi hauka akike egye6re
csaadak6 rabeszk hogy ha rmot vasaro csaadukat
edvenye kv6taban hozahatak XII 6rveny
be tkozk amee bzos kedvezmenyt csaladnak
csak fare azo ak 1924 julius see elott kedvezme
nyes kv6taval mint f6ldmuukasok jottek AmstikAba
Az egk vaaat amely lily n6don kecsegee hal6aba kerlt
embeeke amely vaaaot p6sahat6sag torveny ele
visz, 0bbek k0z0tt nyeneket ir leveeben:
Mi abban kya6 heyzetben vagyunk hogy On hozzatar
tozoit vagy baratait behozathatiuk rovd d6n beluI
Mar most ha vakinek megnyerte erdek6desst magysr
aianat fekereste tudomsara adak hogy Iegoran
ke hogy farmer eyen sarosan rave hogy vegyen egy
fWo a4ihss keszp6nben lagslabb 400 ZOO dol&rt kel
~ r1eskeppenl ezen5y a do( zseheltsk II
Asa dektesnf espzerkssz.
tett syelek egyiksb5ls rsssletet idszni:sA
Sajnos csak most vaaszohatunk velere rendkvl
yotunk fcgava farmyasarl6mk e0 csoporanak Mason Mis-
kudeseve akiknek 0r0mmel eenthetjuk
megszereztik beyandorlasi engedeyt Washingtonb6l
Mutan amerka korany cak azok rszere ad bevandoE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-23
TIT A NYAR

savele egyitt hanarosan bek0sz0nt tetenseg ideje
is magyar kozeetben = alnely csakugyan tetlenseg
dee lesz, aknennyi pkniket is rendeznek magyar hon
fitarsank nyari meleg ugyanis mindg csokken0 ha-
tassal k0zeeti tevekenysegre, ha magyarok pix
nikeznek is kozeeti tevekenyseg rgye alatt EFT leg
nkabb csak azert teszk hogy zodbe egy ksse elfeed
kezzenek mindennapi eet bajairol a
Amerikai magyar eletiinkben italian acsak egy intez-
meny van, amely nyari fon6saggal mem t0rodve, min
den esztend6ben sziv6s makacssagga ujaeled "A nyn
magyar skolak intezeye ez, amire minden egyes elm
10 esztendovel nagyobb sziksegiink
Hogy halraitelt nep vagyunk lit Amerikaban is ait
minenki tudia. Mem komor br6sag hanem maga elet
elt halara ben1ike Els eppen exert lesz mnden ev ell
muasava fontosabb es nelkozhetetlenebb ntezmenynk
nyari magyar iskoa. Az egyhazak evk0zi munkaja mel
lett egyeten modszer nezve, hogy emlsunkat
ameddig lehet elhalasszuk.
A magyar nep ITALIAN minden mas naci6nal obban ra-
gaszkodik maga nenze saJatossagaihoz, nyelvehe3,
dhazai emlekehez Ehhez megalaptashoz azonban hoz
"a kel tennunk, hogy magyarsaghoz vao ragaszkodas
csaks az eso nemzedeknel tapaszalhat6 azoknal alk
masok, mint magyarok is tudnanak lenni akiknek
a nagy magyarsaga epen exert tusagosan mem Macy
erdem nagy dolog ha valai masodik nemzedeken
vagy ha11nadlkban magyar marad dacara annak logy
lit szetett es amerkai iskoakba jart Hogy ezen te-
ren hogyan all dolog, AIT mindnyaan nagyon ol tuduk
Els tudjuk AIT is, hogy masodk nemzedekben ugy-
szovan csakis azo ifak maradnak meg magyaroknak
akik valameyik egyhaznlk magyar iskoajaban kaptak
oktatast es nevelest Azok ifak akik gyenekkoruk
ban reszesinek relszeres magyar nevel6sben nen
csak hogy erzesben mem magyarok, de is mondjak
magukat magyarnak.
fajmento munkaban tehat orias szerepe van ma
gyar egyhazaink nyai iskoajanak am epen azert meg
jdbban meg ke becsiini minden magyarnak mint eddg.
Egypar het mlva smet megnynak ezek az iskoak hogy
hetnyolc heten kereszt magyar szeembe ringassak
amerka magyar gyermekeket Ak ad valamit magyarsa-
CARA amerkai magyarsag 0v6ere lekes szeretet-
tel kiildje gyermekeit ezekbe az iskolakba.
('Magyarsag g''-Pittsburgh Pa J
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-23
("Akroni Magyar Hirlap')


irasomnak ebben szakaszaban
ne is .szalljak lie vonatrol. Be-
szelgessiimk ell a vonat muzsika.
10 zakatolasa mellett. Szeles me.
zok0n. Gy0ny0rii vetesek menten,
a mexik6i ob0l bucsuztat6 kekje-
mex, integetve. ~ Szepen, lelke-
sen. Ahogy ehhezta foldh0z illik,
inert lit mar talalkozunk mexik6i.
akkal is, indianokkal is es itt.ott
val6di teXasiakkal is. Macy ka.
ramokat talalunk smaragddos z0ld
keretben es barna arcu lovasok
halifax fel a gulyat a legeloknek
szant hitvanyabb mez6kr6l. Am.
bar ez a hitvanyabb Sc hitvany.
Kover, meleg fold. Olyan rata a
gulya, hogy egyenest fel lehetne
hajtani oman Becsbe. Mines lit
mas hiba, csak hogy cgy kicsit
messze esik Bees.
A vonaton farmerek is utaz.
max. Eros gyanuval szemlegetek
nehanyat. Ahogy lekelnek ennel,
vagy annaE az allomaspal szend.
vicsre. Macy a bajuszuk es az or.
ruk sasosan hajlik fejukkel
elore. Ilyenfele fejek hajlanak q
magyar f0ldek fele is. Mem lie.
hetetlen, hogy t0bb magyar far
mer utazott velunk, inert kes0bbi
beszelgetesekb6l tudom, hogy Te
xasban legalabb 1OO-150 ma
gyar farmer el.
Robinzon Janos alland6an So
hajtozik. Es AIT mondja egyszel
nekem nagyon bizalmasan, hogy
! = Ell kene EFT a foldet foglal
nj Magyarorszagnak.
! Pszt! - mondom. Ne olyan
hangosan, meg valaki meghallja
Mem is bcszeltiink r0la t0bbet.
Csak neztiik ezt a gazdag villa.
got. Az egymasutan lemaradoz6
hatalmas varosokat. = Csupa elet
ez az elet. Maga furnace" Anne
merika eleteben. Es mem csodal.
kozunk tobbe AEON, hogy tel de-
rekan olyan felsegesen mosolyog
le lde a nap.
| Es mindez ANIMAL sajatsagosabb,
esodalatosabb, inert Texas szom.
szedsaga = mez6gazdasagi SEEM
pontbol - mem mondhat6 eppen
kivanatosnak. Mem Mexiko Is
Arizona oiyan kopar, hogy igazan
nagyon szomoru aryalnak kel]
Ellii.Ipjjnk i.ipjJ a, kaktuszekat. "A IA kaaktu.
/ sEokh6l azohban mar Texashsk
is jut. New Mexiko hatara fele e
az allamnak ezen a ressen lakih
leginkabb Mexiko. Temerdek nyc
4 morusagos, kicsi gunyhdt lattunl
q vasut vonalan. "A hazik6k neH
is negy, de egy falbol yalok. va
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-23
DEL 'ESZAK ELLEN
Hja: Tarnoczy Arpad
(Folytatas.)

" Wy
Jacksonvilleb6l New Orleans
ba mentiink es ezzel az uttal $40.
rosan osszefiigg az arpedhoni Ia
togatas. Arpadhonr6l azonban
annyit kell irnom, hogy ebben az
irasban csak kes6bb szallhatok XII
New Orleansban. Amikor mar
megjartam Texast, New Mexikot
es Arizonat. Mem fontos ITALIAN,
hogy idorendben ismertessem ta-
pasztalataimat.
Szalljunk hat az Argonautra.
Ez vonat a Southern Pacific va
suttarsasage es New Orleanst6l
San Franciscoig vagtat. Vannak
jobb vonatok is errefele, inert
olyan vonatokat mem pipalt meg
Europa, amilyensk ''vad nyu-
gaton" !" k0zlekednek. Nekiink
azonban egeszen megfelel6 seeker
volt az Argonaut. Igen kenyelmes
halofulkeben t0ltottiik ejszakain-
kat es ragyog6 nappalokon a vo-
nat legvegen logattuk magunkat
abban a nagyszeru delszaki szel-
loben, ,amiben meg inkabb meg.
gyoz6dtem arrol, hogy lit Esza-
kon rabszolgai .vagyunk a go.
noszindulatu id0nek. Els tizedet Fl
zetiink neki az eletiink utan.
| A Mississippi akkor nyugodtan
szendergett. Hatalmas "komp'
kolt0tte fel. Ez a jarmii vitte at
a vonatunkat tuls6 partra. Meg
| szamoltam: tizennyolc hosszu ko.
csit. Jobbra egy hajo, balra egy
halo. A kapitany urak neman pa.
rancsnokolnak es az utasOk lelek.
zetfojtva szemlelik ext a magysze.
Ri latvanyossagot. Este van es
nagy kerek hold vilagit Missis-
sippire. J6szemu lelek latja is,
lhogyan lazadoznak korul0ttiink a
Nagyszellemek exert a gyakori
szentsegt0resert. Furge indi-
aHcsolnakok uszkalnak a wien es
ha lehuzom fuggonyt, akkor is
latom, hogy fenyes tomahawkok
r0pk0dnek felenk. Els mem is ege.
szen hatastalanul. Engem minden
esetre szivemen talalt valamelyik
j6kezii harcos. Sajnalom 6ket, de
azert nagyon biiszke vagyok q
szents6gtor0kre.
Macy dolog, szep dolog ez az
atkeles. Es mem kisebb dolog az
Argonaut utja Texason At. Es az,
futanis. sas'azepban oly,ssn !yss Macy +
darab1 orszag, .hogy, egesaen kil6In
kell r6la beszelniink. Ketszer
.aludtunk Ell rata es ketszers eb.
redtiink. Mindig az Argonauton.
Igaz, hogy ko5ben megutaztunk
legy kis d3rab Louisiar$t Is.
Engedje meg az olyas6, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-23

lyogb6l, AMT uay tapasztanak 0ss
$50, mint d halesi ieinysk. azsl
NAVAL is esy his hcmokkal. EhbaI
Iepitik gunyh6cskaiukat, de mem
lfelejtik sshol kitiizni Msziho szi.
nett. Ha masksp mem lehet, hat
akkor n5i bluzokban. Z5ld, piros,
fehar, Vagyr ha tetszik: piros, fe-
her, zold. Es nagyon tetszik ne.
KEN az is, hogysa valyogkunyh6
alatt kenyelmesen pipal gazda.
Oda Sc hederit a -vagtat6 Argo.
nautra.. Mi az neki! Ha . egyszer
nyeregbe vagja magat, ugy ia.
kepnel hagyja junajtedsztetsz
vaspaMpajat, hogy csak. De egye-
lore mem teliks csak szaparra. Es
a szamar az tenylega oft barangol
a kaktuszok k0zott. Tegnap meg
latott harom szal- fuvet a legel6n.
Ma mar mines oft. Bizonyosam el-
Iloptak az ejjel. Szabad marhak.
Szegeny allatvandorok. Vagy az
indian szomszed kecskei.
| Megall az ember esze, hogy ilyenI
valtozatok vannak .Texasban. Mi.
lyen erdekes! A.. Matravidek ju-
Etott eszembe, ahol bojtosszaryu
feher okr0kkels szantanak. Lehe-
t6leg negyess fogatokban. Aztan
lpedig polichn6i t6tokra emile
keztem, akik = istallo hijjan -
az agylabahoz kotik : ejszakara a
Itehenet. Els .akik kezzel tepik a
sszenat. Kertekben es a k0ves
I "szkladokban'
/ Bizonyos, hogy Texasban ott-
hon erzi, vagy creme magat a
magyar farmer. Mem csak azert,
inert ilyen pompasan hason1it a
magyar foldekhez,; hanem azert is,
inert - mint biztos, forrasbdl er.
tcsiiltem = lit mem kinl6dik a far
mer hiaba. Texasban azonban nem
volt olyan fold, ami gazdatlanul'
4 2. 80 Fl 3 /.
allott volna es ARA vart volna,,
hogy mi megnezziik. De nem is
kellett eppen- sleszallani, hogy
megismerkedjiink ,veliik.
Az Argonaut5 mar megreggeli-
zett., Mi is. Del: fele Jar. az lido,
amikor Ell Pasoba erkeziink. Gy0-
ny0rii allomas.@ @:Tiszta spanyol at
moszfera. A kijarat@ el6tt s'feke,
te tabla y: Rata ez a n6v, nagy fe
her ibetlkkel:
- TARN6cY.
Es a tablaR alatt egy sIrgony.
horde gyerek all'kemeny haptak.
ban. A felesegem udvozolt el6.
sz0r Ell Pasoban. Bamultam egy
kicsit. Aztan ,.nagyon boldog VOL
tam.
lFolytatjuk.)
= 81. =. 80
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-10-21

At thes banquet, Mrs. Lowell re-
sponded to the toast cover There"
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-10-21
CLOSE F. B. GAME
CROWD
Continued from first page)

downs and Immediately punted
Vinson accepted the challenge and
returned the punt on the first
play, punting to Glasgow's 20-yard
line. The punt was run back Is
yards to the 35 yard line. Here
Glasgow punted to Wolf Points
30-yard line and Vinson ran the
ball back Is yards. LaRoque
failed to gain on the next play,
and on the second, Vinson gained
one yard. The third, a pass, La
Rogue to Barton, netted 10 yards.
Vinson then added 5 more and
then a first down on two more
plays. The quarter ended with
the ball on Glasgow's 3O-yard line.
Score: 0 to O..
Second Quarter
On the first play of the second
quarter, Vinson went Is yards on
fake play through left tackle.
With the ball on Glasgow's ~
yard line, a tumble gave the ball
to Glasgow and the Wolves
chance to score was gone.
Glasgow Immediately punted to
The 50-yard line and Vinson re-
6 yards. Littlefield made
10 yards, but fumbled on the play
and again lost the ball on the 3d.
yard line. Glasgow again punted.
Vinson punted on the first down
the 25-yard line. Glasgow made
yards on the next play and
gain punted to the 35-yard line,
where the ball was fumbled and
covered by Glasgow. Glasgow
dvanced the ball 20 yards to the
5-yard line in six plays; then an
1tercepted pass by Barton gave
Volt Point the ball on the 2-yard
ne. The punt out was bad, go
lg only 20 yards, and Glasgow re-
lrned it down the side line for a
touchdown. The try for point
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-10-21
CLAUDE YORK FOUND
DEAD AT HOMESTEAD

Claude York, homesteader and
farmer residing Southeast of
here, across the river from Macon,
vas found dead in his homestead
shack by a neighbor Sunday.
Death was attributed to a heart
attack and a complication of dis
eases.
Mr. York was AZ years of age
and has resided in this vicinity
ten or twelve years. He was a
brother of Mrs. Charles Warm
brod. His mother, Mrs. Ernestine
York, arrived from Puyallup,
Wash. Wednesday morning.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at the Charles Warmbrod
home on Second avenue by the
Rev. S. A. Walker at 2 p. m. We'd
nesday. Burial was made in
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-10-21

went wild. Score: Glasgow 6
Wolf Point 0.
The ball remained in mid-ielC
most of the rest of the half.
Second Half
Wolf Point kicked off to the
20-yard line to start the second
half. Glasgow advanced the bal
IL yards in five plays, then punted
to Wolf Points 30-yard line. Lit.
tlefield returned ten yards. Five
plays Melted the Wolves Is yards,
then Vinson punted over the goal
line. Glasgow's ball on the 20
yard line.
Glasgow Immediately punted to
Wolf Points 40-yard line. Wolf
Point made Is yards in three
plays, then a tumble cost them Is
yards and Vinson tried a pass
which was intercepted on Glas-
COWS 35-yard line. Glasgow made
ten yards in three plays then punt
ed to the Wolves 25-yard line.
Vinson Immediately punted to
G~lasgow's 20-yard line. Glasgow
then punted to mid-field and the
quarter ended with the ball on
the 50-yard line in Wolf Points
possession.
Fourth Quarter
Wolf Point made IS yards in 8
downs to start the fourth quarter.
A lateral pass and end run, Vim
son to Littlefield, netted IL yards
more. With the ball on their 20
yard line, Glasgow's defense stiff
tened and the Wolves were held
or downs. Eight plays Melted
Glasgow 25 yards and they then
from mid-field to the VOL
res 10-yard line. Vinson return
ID 20 yards. Littlefield added IS
more on the next play. The next
our plays netted only s yards and
,lasgow took the ball. Park punt
d to the 30-yard line on the first
lay. A long pass, Vinson to La
netted 40 yards for the
and the game ended on
-lasgow's 30-yard line. Score:
lasgow 6, Wolf Point 0.
The Wolves gained 258 yards
ON scrimmage to Glasgow's 1875,
nd were only prevented by I'M
mely fumbles from scoring on
lree occasions.
Bob Mckenzie officiated during
lie game in a very competnt man
er.
Lineup for Wolf Point
.ds: Herman, Huxsol, Schneider
ackles: Boyer, Pipal, White, Bar
ton.
Yards: Burnison, Cusker
Severson
alf Backs: LaRoque, L~ittlefeld
lllbacks: Barton, Luck {
la~rterback: Vinson
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-10-21

were just a few minutes behind
the bandits when they reached
Homestead, but darkness came on
and it became hard to follow the
trail.
Wednesday morning, it is said
a travelling man, coming from
Minot, met a blue car answering
the description of that of the ban
dts between Stanley and Minot,
travelling toward Minot at a rapid
rate of speed. The car is believed
to be a Hudson brougham recent
ly stolen from Kenmare, descrip-
ton of which was sent out to
Sheriff Anderson and Chief of
Police Shamey the first of the
week. This car had a trunk on
the rear and carried a North Da-
kota license.
Mr.. Smerud says that the men
apparently ranged in age from
about 35 to about 40, that they
were dressed like harvest hands
and all had abont a weeks growth
of beard on their faces. Their ap-
pearance and method of working
leads people to believe that they
are the same gang that held up
the Froid bank.
Schnitzler Helps
The robbery took place about
two-thirty and at four, Senator
Schnitzler, whose own bank was
last Friday, arrived in
Point to confer with Sheriff
Anderson, who had been notified
)y phone of Mr.. Schnitzler's COM
ng. He Immediately flew back to
Lssist in the pursuit. Word had
received that the bandits :
we're headed for Poplar, and Sher- '
If Anderson Immediately went p
here, but the bandits had head q
d east for the North Dakota line I
coming down to the i
.oosevelt highway. Y
Other Robberies Il
Wednesday morning Regina !,
roadcast an account of two 9th >,
: robberies which took place on :,
tuesday,, believed to have been
)ne by the same gang. One at =
Sash, said to be 120 miles "
,rth of Flaxville, where the ban Il
is robbed a store and postoffice, O.
curing about $4,000. Four men Il
avelling in a master Buick are Il
id to have held up these places. fc
he other place where a robbery al
as conducted was at A%ssiniboia, til
,arer to the border than Celyon. tn
z. L. Shipman at Flaxville tv
E. L. Shipman, who returned tr
Flaxville Thursday, was in at
the last of the hold-up scene dc
d had the exciting experience 10,
being faced by a robber and tn
.ked up for a few minutes. He VIZ
tered the bank just after the -
ndits had locked the bank crew =,
/ customers in the vault. AS
entered the bank he was
ordered into a small
m off from the lobby of the :.
TX and the door was locked. "a
said that he had a good look oi
the face of only the man who
ked him in this room, and that LIZ
man was short and sandy
nplexioned. The other three rob-
s kept their backs turned.
Ir. Shipman says that a girl