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It gives the support needed BY the
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REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION

The Republican State Convention
met last Saturday in Roanoke. Va,
and it is estimated that approximate
ly 1000 white people attended the
meeting as delegates. Whether they
we're elected by the Republicans Of
Virginia or not, they were there, and
they constitute the supposedly vital
forces, which are to resuscitate the
Republican party in this State. The
colored folks were few and far be-
tween and those who were in the
meeting 'reosted low" and their
voices were not heard.
The principles enunciated were all
right, even though the observance
of them by these gentlemen might be
all wrong. Leading Democrats are
now coming to regard these kind OF
Republican meetings as a healthy
omen. Many Democrats, who are dis
appointed and disguised with their
own party managers can make
threats with something to back up
those threats. Col. Henry w. Ander-
son, who has always been, and in
his fundamental principles is DEM
ocrat of Democrats, is serving the
PURPOSES of this class of Democratic
leaders.
They have no idea that the State
viii go Republican under his leader
ship, but they use him and his ASSOC
ciafes to force the Democratic lead
ers. to conform their ideas to those
which they favsr. The short ballot
advocated by the Democratic ma
chine, will tend to relieve the ten
sidn and will no doubt serve 70 null
lily the action of the Democratic Re-
nubhcans who control the Republi-
can party in this State. There Is
one thing which has been overlook
ed, and that is that this new move
ment inside of the Republican party
will result in its disintegration, the
creation of a reaetionary element in
Size of that party closely akin to the
same element inside of the Demo-
cratic party.
1t seems to US that we are rapidly
approaching the pace and time when
the citizen of color will be poten-
tial factor in boIn of the political
organizations, if he will organize and
act under intelligent, shrewd, quick
witted leaders. For this purpose
there should be leader for the Re-
publican contingent and leader for
the Democratic contingent, or lead
er for both contingents, swinging as
independents between both of the
political organizations, throwing
their strength to that side which will
benefit the people as whole, not
the. individual most in the final set
Element of the contest.
The game of politics is an intel
lectual one. Where is there here ar
able, honest, conscientious group of
coiQred leaders who can play it? We
shall see.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-03-24


VIRGINIA.: trs -es So
In the Hastings Court. Part II, CITY
of Richmond. the 18th day OF
February, 1928. -.
WILLIE WILSON. 1000. Plaintin
VS.
JULIA WILSON. -. Defendant
ta IN GHANCERY ia 49,
The object OF this suit u 10 obtain
a divorce. Avinculoa Matrim0ni for
the plaintiff from the defendant up
on the ground, OF deeertton &ad
abandonment for more than three
years prior to the commencement OF
this suit. q - tg.s ss4 Va
And an AFFIDAVIT having been made
and filed chat the defendant, Julia
Wilson Is not g. resident Of the
State Of Virginia, It L. ordered that
she do appear here withIa ten days
after the due publication Of this
order snss week fer four success
i've weeks in the Richmond Planet.
a newspaper published in the City
Of Richmond VT. and dc what may be
necessary to proteci her interest In
this suit. r.
A. 0opy-Tests:
W. n. DUvAI,, CLERK.
G.. MIMMS, ,. q.
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wHEaE ARE THE HUToHIsoNss

would like to know the where.
aaeuts Of my brothers, Charlie u.
and Glen G. Hutchinson, repor ed TO
be living in Richmond, Va. They
NAV be passing as American Negro
or Indians. Our father, Dr. G. n.
Hutch SON. a Cherokee Indian lived
in Richmond Q few ,years aftsr tsS..
ing u, his profession, labont- 1880.
Our mother wnssa Black .kawk In
dian. My fathers birthplace was In
or near Culpeper, Va. His nothes
was named Adsline Taylor. She lsft
Lynehburg, Va. in 1890, with her
daughter Rosa and went To New
York City. I an told that ny fs$A'
er's half brother, Frank Golf was
pastor Of First Baptist ChsreA In
Richmond. Address all Information
TO,
HUGH 3. HUTCHINSON.
Hugh r. Hu.chison Chemical WORKS
1861 Rial Avenue.
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AN ANNOUNCEMENT

The Goodwill Baptist Church. $40
N Monroe Street is a new unit to the
Baptist Church, with a very broad
program. Rev. W. r. Bail. pastor
invites the public and His many
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Is, 1850 A. n. and 500 p. u.
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MAMIE H. BURROUGHS IN THE
LIME-LIGHT

We have read with genuine regret
the very able, but caustic reply Of
Miss Mamie H. Burroughs to the an
nouncement of President L. K. Viii
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Whiskey tends to make you for
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but it causes them all to Come back
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If you do not believe it, try 1t. An
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Some white people are getting cut
of the Democratic party hereabeuts
and some Negroes are going into the
same organization. Some Negroes
are getting out of the Republican
marty hereabouts and some white
people are going into the same or
ganization.
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VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of the City
of Richmond, Tuesday, March o.
1928. 80.
Elizabeth B. Davis ....,- ..aintif
against
James H. Davis ....... Defendant
The object of this suit is to OBJ.
tain a divorce from the bond Of
matrimony by the plaintiff, Eliza
beth B. Davis, from the defendant.
James H. Davis, on the ground OF
wilful deseption and abandonment,
and an affidavit having been made
and filed that the said defendant IS
not a resident of TIE State of Vir-
ginie, and that his last known post
office address was Stubensvhle,
Ohio, it is hereby ordered that the
said James H. Davis appear here
within ten days after due publAca-
ton of this order and do what is
necessary to protect his interest in
this suit.
A Copy-Teste:
E. M. ROWELLE,
Clerk.
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Honesty pays best after ALL al
though thousands of people believe
that the crooked road is the sure
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C. A. MCKENZIE, p. q.

VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of the City
of Richmond, Tuesday, March g.
1928.
Laura F. Thomas. .,...,..P Plaintiff
against
Thomas H. Thomas. Defendant
The object of this suit is to OBJ.
tain a divorce from the bond OF
matrimony by the plaintiff from the
defendant on the ground wilful de-
sertion and aban comment, and an
affidavit having been made and
filed that the said defendant is not
a resident of the State Of Virginia,
and that his last known post-office
address was Elizabeth, New Jersey,
it is hereby ordered that the said
Thomas II. Thomas appear here
within ten days after due publica-
ton of this order and do what il
necessary to protect his interest in
this suit.
A Copy-Teste:
4. NJ. R0WELLE,
Clerk.
C.. A. MCKENZIE, D. q.
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SATURDAY. -. MARCH a. 1873
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-05-11
RICHEY GOLF TEAM
IS EXPECTED SUNDAY

Secretary c. L. Rogers of the
local golf club has written the
Richey Golf club inviting them
over here for an inter-city match
next Sunday, the 18th. At this
writing a reply has not been re-
ceived but it is expected the Rich
ey players will accept the invita-
tion as they had expressed them
selves as ready to come.
Extensive improvements are
just being completed on the local
course. Two green's and several
tees have been moved and all the
greens but two have been enlarg-
ed The length of the course has
been slightly increased A road
from the highway to the grounds
gate has been built. To reach the
golf course go west on the Roose-
welt highway, after crossing the G.
N. tracks, about a quarter of a
mile, to the first road turning
north That road leads directly to
the grounds. At present cars go
up the hill outside the fence to
the small gate.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-05-11
PROHIBITION
PETITION over
STATE AND COUNTY QUOTAS
FULLY MET; SIGNATURES
STILL WELCOME

Information from headquarters
at Helena indicates that the petit
tion for a referendum vote to ini-
tiate prohibition statute for
Montana in accord with the 18th
amendment to the constitution is
already we'll over the top with the
required number of signatures.
The petitions in Roosevelt
county were freely signed and
much more than the countys
quota of signatures has been Sc
cured However, the campaign is
not closed and signatures are well
come from all voters who have
not signed and who wish to do so
for the sake of the emphasis that
a extra large petition will lend to
the campaign. A petition open
for all qualified voters who wish
to sign may be found at The Her
aid office.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-05-11
RETURNED TO MANDAN

w. F. McClelland, Superinten-
dent of the Mandan Industrial
school, North Dakota, came here
this week to get George Miller
and Clarence Stromswold and re-
turn them to the state institution.
Miller broke his parole and came
up into this country. He took a
car from Brockton and was ar
rested Stromswold took a Ford
coupe belonging to one of the of
ficials Of the school at Mandan
and drove as far as Poplar, where
he tried to sell it. There was no
license on the car and he was at
once suspected The questions
put to him by parties to whom he
was trying to sell the Ford, be-
came embarrassing and he excus-
ed himself to get drink at a
soda fountain. Watching his
chance ne got into a Chevrolet
standing at the edge of the side
walk and came to Wolf Point
where he was arrested
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-05-11
COUNTY CONVENTIONS
ELECT DELEGATIONS

The republican convention, held
at Bainville on Tuesday. elected
Harry T. Sands, Bainville, Fred
Turner, Poplar, and Arlie NJ Foor
Wolf Point, as delegates to attend
the state convention at Helena,
May Is. Mr.. Foor is chairman OF
the Roosevelt county organization
and Mr. Turner. secretary. Sew
eral other members of the party
attended from here, including w.
L. Young and o. T. Stennes. The
delegates were instructed to use
their best efforts to place the
name of Senator Schnitzler. on
the national delegation
Democrats at Poplar
The democrats held their coun-
ty convention at Poplar on the
same day and elected three dele
gates to the state convention to be
held at Helena May Is. These
are VIM. Powers, Bainville, W. ].
Kearney, Wolf Point, and j. c.
Dwyer, Poplar. Mr.. Dwyer is
chairman. Judge Charles
Gordon of Wolf Point was elected
rs one of the alternates.
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LOCAL KNIGHTS WILL
ATTEND K. c. MEETING

The Knights of Columbus will
hold their state convention at
Great Falls May IA and Is. On
Sunday, the 18th, class of more
than 130 applicants will be initial
ed in the work of the 4th degree.
A banquet will be held Sunday
evening in the Palm room of the
Hotel Rainbow and arrangements
are being made for 300 persons.
Hugh N. Marion of Wolf Point
will be one of the speakers at this
banquet. Those who will attend
from the Wolf Point Council 1859
are ]. G. DeWane and Hugh N.
Marion as delegates, John F.
Cook, state advocate; 4th degree
candidates from this Council will
be t. j. DelaHunt, e. B. Styer,
Joe Callahan, w. ]. Kearney, j.
B. Borgut, Leo Bogut, M. B. Far
gen, Leo Latterel, James Long,
Oswego; Lou Chouinard, Lee
Chouinard, A. c. Patterson, VIM.
Niehoff, Martin Sewer, Mike
Fitzgerald Dan O'Connor, Andy
Schuster, Urban J. Riebe, all of
Glentana. Rev. A. J. Richard
from Glentana also win attend.
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RlCHLAND'S new
COUNTY HOUSE
OVER 1900 PEOPLE HEAR FINE
PROGRAM GIVEN AT COURT
HOUSE STEPS
(Sidney HeraIdl

| One of the greatest occas-
ions which is being carried
out as one of the most successful
events in the history of Richland
county is the formal opening of
the new court house today The
weather is ideal for the occasion
and there is large crowd, much
larger than was expected, in at
tendance. At this writing the
program at the court house is
over and The Herald is able to
give its readers the story in this
issue
Fully 1900 people gathered this
afternoon in front of the court
house to hear the program. AS
the visitors arrived in town they
visited the court house and in
spected it, the county officials as
a reception committee devoting
their time to showing them
through the fine new structure
and pointing out it's every feature.
BY noon the crowd had reached
genuine celebration proportions.
The business places were closed
and the business people mingled
with the crowd making it real
celebration occasion. Twenty to
thirty cars carrying full loads of
people from Glendive arrived dur
ing the forenoon, and there were
large representations from several
other points. BY two o'clock,
when the program started, the
streets were lined with cars and
a fine crowd had gathered. Hun
dreds of farmers and their fami-
lies throughout the county drop
ped their work for the day and |
came to the county seat to parti- |
cipate in the celebration.
When the program was called |
by the chairman of the day, Coun- /
ty Attorney Carl l.. Brattin, the |
county officials lined up in front |
of the court house with the crowd |
on the court house grounds and a
of pictures of the scene
were taken by the local and Miles
City photographers.
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CONCERT PLEASES AT
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Those who attended the concert
at the Lutheran church Monday
evening, are enthusiastic in their
praise of the work of the Kristof-
fersons. The elder Mr.. Kristof-
ferson is a singer of 40 years ex-
perience and his voice has pleas
ed audiences in the Scandinavian
countries, Germany and England.
He is now making a tour of Amer
lea. For the most part he sang in
English, but included few
Scandinavian numbers on his
program. His son, who is an ac-
complished pianist, accompanied
him. The son is a student at the
University of Oslo. Had it been
possible to advertise this concert
the church would
probably have been crowded
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-05-11
SENTIMENT OF
MOTHERS DAY
POPULAR SONGS HAVE LONG
BREATHED THE SPIRIT OF
MATERNAL LOVE

The song of songs on Mothers
Day is Home, Sweet Home,
which has stirred humanity as nc
other ever did from the first
night it was sung. in London in
1928. Thoughts of home are in
separable from that of mother but
the word mother" does not ap-
pear in John Howard Payne's
most famous verses
"Home, Sweet Home"
mid pleasures and palaces
though we may roam.
"Be it ever so humble there's no
place like home.
"a charm from the skies seems
to hallow US there,
(Which seek through the world,
is ne'er met with elsewhere
Home, Home Sweet, sweet
Home.
There's no place like Home.
There's no place like Home"
Though Sir Henry Bishop. com
poser of the music of Home,
Sweet Home" established in
court his right to that title, the
melody was described as "a ST.
Gillian air." especially in America,
until long after Bishop was dead.
He wrote it first for a book of ma
tional songs and called it "Sici-
liam air" When Kemble of the
Covent Garden theatre bought
John Howard Payne's manuscripts
he had Payne rewrite "Clari, the
Maid of Milan" into an opera,
and then turned over the opera
manuscript, with the words of
Home, Sweet Home" in it to
Bishop to write the music. Bi-
Turn to page s, column 3, please
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OSWECO PUPILS
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From oswego Correspondence

From Oswego correspondence
Oswego school children under
the direction of Miss Mildred Hal
bert and Miss Thale Scott won 16
Firsts. 6 Seconds and Z Thirds.
4th grade silent reading, Tommy
Dempsey, 1st prize; 4th grade
silent reading, Edith Bearskin,
3rd prize; 4th grade geography,
Leslie Nichols, 1st prize; 4th
grade geography, Tommy Demp-
sey, 3rd prize; 4th grade arithme-
tic, Edith Bearskin, 1st prize; 4th
grade arithmetic, Leslie Nichols,
End prize; 4th grade spelling,
Edith Bearskin, 1st prize; 4th
grade spelling, Leslie Nichols, 3rd
prize; 3rd grade reading, Ragn-
hild Draw, 1st prize; 3rd grade
reading, Herman Wright, 3rd
prize; 3rd grade spelling, Loren
Frerick, End prize; 3rd grade spell
ing Rachel Nelson, 3rd prize; 5th
grade spelling, Nellie Lingle, 1st
prize; 9Th grade spelling, Phili-
phine Long, 1st prize; Sth grade
spelling Gretchen Stuebbe, 1st
prize; 5th grade spelling, Cyril
Nelson, 2nd prize; Sth grade
spelling, Ben McClammy, 9rd
prize; Sth grade grammar. Gret-
chen Stuebbe, 1st prize; 5th grade
geography Anna Long, 1st prize;
9Th grade arithmetic, Jay McCrea,
1st prize; Sth grade arithmetic
Robert Burns, 1st prize; Sth grade
history, Robert Burns, 1st prize;
Sth grade reading, Orlin Witty
1st prize; Sth grade reading, Gret-
chen Stuebbe, End prize; 9Th
grade reading, Champlin McCrea,
1st prize; 5th grade reading, Anna
Long, End prize; 5th grade read
ing. Jacob Bad Hawk, 1st prize
5th grade arithmetic, Herman
Wright, 2nd prize; 5th grade
arithmetic, Cyril Nelson, 3rd prize