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Evening star., 1928-02-12
Military Night Planned
For Bay State Society

The next meeting of the Massa-
chusetts State Society of Washington.
Inc. will be held Thursday evening,
February l6, at the new National Press
Club Auditorium. The feature of the
evening will be moving pictures OF the
famous 26th Yankee Division partic-
ipating in the World War. At the
conclusion of the pictures a short re-
ception will be held. after which dane
ing will follow until / o'clock. Mem
bers of the entertainment committee
have had several meetings at the resi-
dence of the president of the society,
Assistant Attorney General Of the
United States, Mr.. George r. Farnum,
and Mrs Farnum, and all arrangements
have been completed for the big mill
tary night. Many distinguished officers
of the famous Yankee division. who are
now residents of Washington arc eX-
pected 10 be present
At the last meeting of the committee
a rising vote Of thanks was extended
to Mr.. and Mrs. Farnum for their
wonderful hospitality and their keen
interest and enthusiasm for the society.
Under Mr. Farnum's leadership the
society has increased 100 per cent. A
renewed interest is being taken in the
society, many of the Older members
coming back and numerous requests
for applications for new members.
Among the guests expected are Maj.
Gen. B. Frank Cheatham, Maj. James
F. Coupai, Lieut. Col. A. A. Maybach,
Brig Gen. George s. Simonds. Lieut..
Col. Lewis N. Cass. Col. William S.
Bowen. Lieut.. Col William Alfonte,
Brig Gen. William E. Horton, Lieut.
Col. Ralph S. Porter, Lieut.. Col. Douglas
Potts, Capt. John l.. Stanley Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. Sidney NJ. Akerstrom.
Capt. Ernest L. Bennett, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Lucius A. BoStwick. Comdr
and Mrs. Alfred W. Brown, Lieut. and
Mrs. Edward J. Cummings, 3Lieut. and
Mrs. Roswell B. Daggett, Lieut.. James
J. Graham, Capt. and Mrs. Ralph NJ.
Griswoid. Rear Admiral and Mrs. John
Dall:gan, lr.; Lieut.. Comdr. George F.
HuSsey. jr; Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Kcliher, jr; Capt Victor
A. Kimberly, Lieut.. Ernest w. Litch.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Theodore c. Lonn-
quest, Comdr. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Mahony. Lieut.. Daniel Lynch Rear
Armiral and Mrs. Charles Morris, Lieut.
Thomas F.. O'Brien. Lieut. Comdr. and
Mrs. Ernest q. Small. Capt. Harold
w. Smith, Lieut.. Hayden II. Smith,
Capt. and Mrs. Herbert E. Stevens.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs Charles ..
Swain. Comdr. and Mrs. Leo F. WEIGH
and Lieut.. Comdr John E. Williams.
O:ficers of the retired list: Lieut. and
Mrs. Emil Z. Artois. Lieut.. Comdr and
Mrs John w. Morse, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Charles W. Parks. Comdr
and Mrs. Robert g. Peck. Commodore
and Mrs. James A. Ring Maj, and Mrs
S. Willard Saxton
The disabled veterans Of Massa-
chusetts at Walter Reed Hospital have
also been invited as guests OF the
society. Pictures start promptly at 8
O'Clock. Dancing 10 O'Clock Guest
tickets may be obtained from officers
and members OF the society.
Evening star., 1928-02-12
Card Party as Benefit
To Studcnt Loan Fund

Arrangements have been completed
Tor the card party to be given tomorrow
afternoon at Wardman Park Hnt"l by
the Auxiliary Board Of Regents of Trim
ity College for the student lean fund
Mrs. James G. Haskell. In charge Of the
affair. Is being assisted by Mrs Martin
T.. Joynt. patroneSses. Mrs Hiieary l.
OHutt. jr., tickets; Mrs. Joseph p Stan
ley and Miss Anna kcndy prizes. Mrs.
J. j. Early. cards; Mrs Maurice p.
Doran, candy: Miss Elizabeth Dolau.
printing and publicity
Mrs. J, Leo Knlb. Ch" !rr1an 0f the re-
ccption committee. will have assisting
from the board Mrs Jolia J. Noonrn.
Mrs, John Cammack, Mr3 f. A. w.
Gleason. Mrs James NJ DConncll. MIS-
J. j, Walsh Mrs. Charles A. Camolicr.
Mrs. II l.. Shanatelt. Mrs. Charles J.
Cassidy. Mrs. II. L. Graves Mrs Geore.
A. We"chler Mrs. Thomas f. Petty.
Mrs, Francis Hcmelt. Mrs. Il f. Sawyer
Among the patrons and patroncSses
are Lady Isabella Howard, Senor Don
Alexandra Padlla. Mrs. Merchant Ma
. honey. Representative Mrs, Mary f.
Norton, Representative Thomas +
WoodIock. MrS Thomas II Carter. Miss
Mary II. Roach. Mrs. j. Leo Kolb Miss
Ella Lorraine Dorsey Mrs John w
pHukiHF1 W AIInt u. vi iGFtHdtEAti. H!HA
Mary Catherine Lay. Mrs james II
Phrlan, Mrs Herman parpgkc. Mrs
John Cammack. Mrs Nellie T.. Feaiy.
Mrs James q HASKELL. Mrs Francs J
H@melt. Mrs Christian Hcur.ch. Mrs
Martin f. Joynt. Mira, George J. MAJ
Or. Mary OMallcy. Mr.. w. J Mooney.
Mrs Charles Clagett Marbury. Mrs
Charles McGjlley. Mr5. Alexander Me-
Neil. Mrs. John !. Noonan. Mrs. James
NJ OConnell. Mrs. iilleary L. Ofiutt.
II, Mrs Richard T.. Sawyer. Mrs. joseph
u STANLEY. Mrs William A Wim*att
Mrs. Pauline Velatl Boyer. Mrs Nru-
rice r, Dofau. Mrs. John r. Donolo".
Mrs, Is Doian Donohoe. Mrs John j
EsrlY. Mrs Robert /. Graves. Mr."
Adelaide Rover Capanagh Mrs. Charles
j. Cassidy MIS- George A Weschlr,
Mrs. Elmer Murphy Mrs Joseph NJ
HalAer Mrs Thomas A. Cannon. Miss
M, corinne Beavenh and Miss Catherine
A Mckenna.
Evening star., 1928-02-12
Husband Is Honor Guest
AT Wifes Surprise Party

A surprise party in honor of the
birthday OF MIR j. Maynard Magrudsr
vas given by Mrs. Magruder at THEN
home in Lyon Village. Va. THURSDAY
evening OF last week Bridge was played
followed by dancing Among the guests
who motored out from Washington were
Mr. and Mrs Paul Eichhorn. Miss
Eleanor Saunders. Miss Margaret Man
nix, Miss Betty Cook, Miss Mae O'Con-
nor. Miss Gertrude Van Ripper. Mis-,
Katherine May Mr.. j v. Connolly Mr.
John w. Fihelly. Mr.. James Lee Tracy
MI p ]. Donohue. Mr.. Gerald Trimb;e
and MIR Edward Dunlap
Evening star., 1928-02-12
Gard Party Announced
To Aid Consumptives

Mrs Edmund J Brennan is chairman
of arrangements for the benefit card
party for Starmont Aid for Consump-
tives. to be giben at Raleigh Hotel Mon
day. February 20. at O'Clock Those
assisting Mrs. Brennan are Mrs An
drew Stewart. Mrs Joseph Fenton. Mrs.
Appleton Clark. Mrs Alva Case. Mrs
George Cohan. Mrs Dcwitte Chadwick
Mrs, A. NJ McIachlen. Mrs III, j. CroS-
son, Mrs. Joseph Randall. Mrs Charles
f. West and Miss l.. b. Fisher.
Evening star., 1928-02-12
State Receptions Develop
Smart Types in Costumes
Nine SEE, Wife of Chinese Envoy, Adheres tc
Picturesque Native Costume Striking
Ensembles Prevail This Season.

skirt is slightly gathered and at the
front there is bow of the velvet.
With this she wears hat of felt.
trimmed with a motif of the velvet
at the back and front of the crown
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton. who
with Mr.. Seton will entertain at a
large tea this afternoon at the May
flower Hotel, is wearing a striking cn-
scmble of beige georgette crepe. fash
iohed along fitted lines with a petal
effect of the material from each side
extending TO the hcmline of the mod
erately long skirt About the rather
high neckline is scarf of the ma
terial which falls down the front in two
panels Her hat to wear with this
frock is transparent gold lace toque
model and she also wears string of
East Indian carnelians. and at the left
shoulder Of the gown large orchid
is held
Evening star., 1928-02-12

Tbs University ut Nebraska Alumni
Associatinn VIII h0ld their charter da y
reunion al tha A, A, u. w. Clih noiss
1894 Eye street northwest, Wsdnes~
DAY night. al " a'Tiock Gen Jamea
r fschel, oiiet of the Ar Corps, u. t.
Army. viii ha The guest NJ honor and
wiIi make sn addfehs IN asf0nant,cs
ijsneius snd bridge will follow from
o'clock W ~ O'clock,
Evening star., 1928-02-12
Threc-Act Play Scheduled
As Benefit to Hospital

The dramatic club of st. James
Church will given benefit performance
of Honor Bright play in three acts,
for the Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat
Hospital in the parish hall Of st.
James Church. Eighth street between
2 and c streets northeast. Thursday
at o'clock pm Mrs. F. K. Sparrow
is chairman Of the hospital committee
Evening star., 1928-02-12
Annual Banquet in View
For Ohio Girls Club

Invitations have been iaaurd by tn.
Ohio Girls Club toI their annual ban.
qiiet. and entertainment. iitiindh".
February IN al the Lee House, Fifteenth
and l. htrretA. at u otuck. Mrs Frank
B Willis. Sponsor for tie club. Judge
Kathryn sellers nfa Roy A iiaPnea
ana Mrs Brooke Fletcher Will b" guests,
A special musical program Inns been ar
ranged
Evening star., 1928-02-12

hd1fImihi pattDiehssb fDr The card
i'atly - be gwen by tie Army and
Hayy Chapter. iJatighieis III Tie Amer
4aH ihFni1tbiIi. al Watdmau rafE on
February 10 VII! be MrE r. II Gheen
Mr. kdHatd EbeIiy, MiG Charles
EDtRbtDn WGtt1, MS Hhett bpGde,
ms J"ih N EtAYefh SUD MS Iyisl
, G1rfttjftu}ck
Evening star., 1928-02-12
K appa Kappa Gamma Group
in Honor Guest Lat

fAts Claude WaiiA aHf MIS- Iigstetisr
will entertain ij}e Washington Alumni
hEhpclaiioD u Espps Kappa Gamma hi
dinner Tuesday essaHiE, st $50 Argyle
J tesIBge,
Evening star., 1928-02-12
Parents Announce
Dauehters Betrothal

Mr. and Mrs. N. Rosenblatt OF Chevy
Chase Parkway announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Mary r. TO Mr.
Israel Segal. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
riS Segal Of this city
Evening star., 1928-02-12

Warburton. Mrs. John w. Turrcntine,
Mrs Warner w. Stockbcrgcr. Mrs. Jo-
seph w. T. Duval, Mrs. A. Gaines Rice.
Mrs. William w. Skinner and Mrs.
Karl F. Kellerman.
Evening star., 1928-02-12
Nine. hntk Wears
EmaFt Afternoon Gown.

MuA PfpcHnis. wife ~ tie Minister
81 Austria iaae smart sflhiH'pyU gpHH
1 9rftt. hnG Hl5iLs ne4fed satin. tht
Lyciat atni u tlled mGdti WitU d jant
seft effect 1T the ffDht a34G iisF tkiGi
sjl'JH 5ug the ne" petal fashion Ent,
ft ajlo ffpnL AHd Dsijlng The ffDpf nt
tA' barr
AIA EdWATc w Etyefis ik @esIiBg b
b. adsbJuls gown III black uaHkparsiit
se3sti HlaGs With Y square uscklins al
~ tioui as16 long fltfed eift zee Hi!lfb
!al! 1ter the hend6 hto d p9,at, 1is
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-20
Lytle last Thursday afternoon.

Lytle last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Spear and family, OF
Confluence, Pa, were Sunday guests
at the home of Mrs. James Spear in
Friendsville.
B. F. Schroyer is quite ill at his
home here at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Fike, Asher
Glade; Mrs. Adam Hetrick, Accident,
and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Schroyer were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. Fred. Kemp,
who is i'll.
Alvin Sisler, Detroit, Mich, form
erly of Friendsville, was visiting his
friends here last week and also seek
ing employment.
Noah HENDERSON, of Accident, was
shopping in town last Saturday.
John Frazee has moved his family
to the B. F. Friend home in Friends
vile.
Mrs. Julia Billiard visited Mrs. Jas.
Fike, Guard, last week.
Mrs. Pearl Greenwood, of Mason
town, was visiting friends here on
Sunday.
Some of our young folks witnessed
the play given by the Grantsville high
school pupils last Friday evening.
Harry Friend, Anon, Pa, was Wis
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-20

Andy Gump-Said he already had
two little Chesters, what he wanted
now was an Uncle BIN.
Berne Teter-His lost hat returned.
John Nosy Cropp-26 hours in a
day so he can spend more time in
Sturgiss' Pharmacy.
Col. Bell himself-A cure for boils
and the patience of Job.
Archibaldson, the pressman in the
back room-Eight nights in a week
so he can have another night out.
Walter Dawson-A brief case so he
can have more professional appear
ance.
Bobbie Hoffman, the letter carrier
Wants nothing, but hopes Santa will
get here and end the Christmas mail
ing rush.
Louie Waingold-A blue goose.
Delbert Davis-Some cannon balls
of a size beftting the mounted gun on
the Court House lawn. I
Guy Yutzy-A railroad ticket so he
can get a(weigh).
Scoop-A good crowd at the basket
ball game Tuesday night.
The Chief of this here journal-Bus-
mess and more of it so that the pay
roll may be met when it arrives dur
ing the ensuing twelve months.
Scoops column will contain New
Year resolutions of Garrett county
people next week if they are sent in
to him.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-20
One Casualty Only.

Only one casualty resulted in the
erection of the curb Christmas trees
along the streets of Oakland and that
occurred in front of Fraley's store
when Neil Fraley was engaged in at
taching an electric bulb to the highest
branch of the stately tree. 1t seems
as though Neil failed to arm Tor leg)
himself with a pair of Abe Lawton's
pole climbers and just as he reached
the topmost branch his foot slipped
and he came down with wollop.
Col. Bell, sensing that something
would happen while the hazardous
work was being performed by crowd
of people who knew nothing about
arranging electric lights or the set
ting of Christmas trees at the right
angle, was on hand with his trusty
camera and snapped Neil just as he
ended his flight earthward.
Flattening the Sidewalk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-20

The final letters from Santa will be
given today but only in brief form.
None of the letters received were
worthy to be published in their entire
ty, or at least, that is what Col Bell
said, so the extracts follow, asking
Santa for some Christmas cheer. What
they want and what they get are very
different, but anyway, here is what
they want:
Lizzie fish, the girl in the front
office of The Republican, vault
like the Garrett National Bank has to
keep all her records in.
Mary Ann Small, the little girl in
the composing room-A new blue
working smock to match the green one
she is now using.
Sam Aronhalt-A compound that
will exterminate the mountain pus-
sizes from Crook Crest.
Dan Smouse, otherwise known as
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-20
FRIENDSVILLE

The PIT. Association held it's reg
ular monthly meeting last Tuesday
evening. The program included songs
of Christmas and talks by the follow
ing on attendance: Financial View"
John Fitzwater; patrons View" N.
R. Selby; "Teacher's View" Prof. J.
w. Glenn.
The W. c. 7. U. held it's regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. A. j..
Mason last Wednesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
church met at the home of Mrs. Ella
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-20

iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Friend, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Talmadge Frazee, Selbysport,
has moved into the apartments of Mrs
Alice Smith.
Miss Theresa Kendall, Meyersdale,
Pa, was weekend guest at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. A. J. Mason.
Mrs. Gladys Phillippi returned from
Detroit, Mich, to spend the holidays
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. A. J.
Mason.
Milton Forsythe has purchased a
new automobile.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-20
Quick Delivery.

Knowing the wishes of a number of
Oakland citizens, Santa fastened to
fill the request of Michael Maroney
last week and forwarded, charges pre-
paid, the plans on how to relay the
bricks on Second street. At any rate
Michael, and his assistant Master Jack
fowler, got them all down according
to specifications. 1t pays to have
things looked after by Scoop, Col.
Bell, and The Republican. Service is
what we have a lot of.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-20
They Returneth!

Court being over, we are again be-
ing favored with those whose breath
always passes off the aroma of essence
of corn. They are calling for more
whiskey and bigger bottles. They're
all wet.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-20
Tag Day

Tag Day seemed to be the order of
things about two weeks ago in a GER
stain city along the route of two Oak
land honeymooners. The tag hap
pened to be red and was placed on the
steering wheel of the car. Scoop
wouldn't think of mentioning any
names, but the initials of the groom
were Ralph Smouse. Ask him how he
satisfied the Justice of the Peace (if
he did,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-20
EXTRA WRONG FONTS
By Scoop
Oucht

Ouch!
Ad in the Denver Post-"1923 Ford
Coupe, for sale cheap, by man, has
been bumped on rear end"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-20

John Fitzwater, the attendance man
in the public schools of the county, is
in an awful fix. Knowing that his
mind would be full of statistics on the
census and school attendance records,
he bought his wife's Christmas present
several months ago and told the mer-
chant that he would call later and take
his purchase home.
Now that the time has come to call
for it, he doesn't remember where ne
bought it, and the picture below, taken
by the Colonel in Johns private office,
needs no explanation.
Where Could 1t Be?
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-13
FIGURES DISpEL
A SMITH myth
Returns Indicate the Governor
Makes Poor Showing in
Rural New York.
HAS BEEN LOSING GROUND
Agricultural Districts Vote Against
Him-Strength Diminshes Rap
idly From 1922 Peak.

Election statistics mark the fact
that the great political popularity of
Governor Smith in his own State is q
Democratic fiction.
He has gained public support as the
State executive only In New York
City. and he has invariably failed to
gain 1t outside of that city. AS candi.
date for Governor he would have been
defeated. outside Of New York City,
at each of the four elections where
that city gave him the office. and usu-
ally he would have been showed I'M.
der. He would have failed by net
losses ranging from $4,000 to 100000
votes.
Election statistics show that he has
been a local leader only. He has
never become a State leader be-
cause he has never gained the conf
dence of the State at large. Without
the indispensable support of the Tam
many organization in New York he
would have remained a small factor
in the politics of his State-a mere
local politician.
The same statistics manifest that
the last two of Smiths elections are
far from proving that he has made
any gain in the confidence OF the State
at large. On the contrary, these last
two elections prove that he has lost
a considerable share Of the support
he had previously received In the
districts outside of Tammany control.
In 1922 he lost rural New York
State, but he carried thirteen OF
the fifty-seven upstate Counties. In
the presidential election year Of 1924
he captured but one upstate county
Albany, the official home county OF
the party in power.
Two years later, In 1926. he recov.
cred no more than three of the twelve
upstate counties lost in 1924; and he
lost the State, outside OF his usual
Tammany controlled local field in New
York City, by upwards OF three times
as many votes as he lost In the one
year (1922l when he sought to be-
come real State leader. That is. at
his lot -i--s,e-. two years ago, he
lost upstate by 236.350 votes. as
against his corresponding loss of only
93,27S votes in 1922.
The indisputable figures of the cleo.
ton returns thus record that, despite
Smiths national ambitions, he has,
during his last two terms as Governor,
retired long distance backward from
his desired, but unattained, post as
true State leader, to his old, original
rank as successful city politician.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-13
1900 GRAHAM-PAIGE
CARS BUILT IN THE
MONTH OF AUGUST

GrahamPaige built 11,2O7 cars il
August, more than half the total fac
tory production for the entire wear
1927. August was the sixth month
IN succession to establish a new pro
duction peak for Graham-Paige, sur
passing July by 1920 cars, an increase
of "a per cent.
Total production of the new line of
cars, which were presented last Jan
uary to mark the entry of the three
Graham brothers into the passenger
car field, now stands at $3.50.
Indicative of the improvement in
the production facilities and the eff
cheney of the plant under the new
management, is the fact that 1880
cars OF the total 1923 production were
built in the last four months, as
against q ,430 in the first four months
of the year.
The August total, factory officials
point out, is remarkable not only for
its "a per cent increase over July, but
also because it was made in a month
that is generally expected to show a
seasonal decline in buying, August
having averaged sixth place for the
last five years in the United States
census bureaus figures on passenger
car production.
Employment at the Graham Paige
factory is now at it's highest mark in
18 years, exceeding 5000, an increase
OF 1880 since March.
The Graham-Pa record has been
one of rapid and constant growth. In
January, when five new chassis mod
els were introduced, 1,497 cars were
built. In February, with production
facilities improved, the output was
4,019. In March, production first
reached 800 day, and on March 20,
the 10,000th car left the line. The
total for March was 1914, or 80 per
cent better than the best previous
month in the factory's Is years his
tory. The first quarter brought the
total to 1879. On May 2, the entire
of 1927 was passed. July
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-13
STATE OF MONTANA
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT


heIeha, september 10TH 1928
nhereas' Inc Northern insurance Com
pany, located at SO Maiden Lane. New
ofk, III the State of New York. has filed
IN TINS office a sworn statement Of ire
condltlon on the thirty first of December
70 {, III accordance with the provisions
OF the Revised Codes of Montana of 1921
as amended, relating to Insurance Com
panes and whereas, said statement shows
tnat said Insurance Company has com
pned with the laws of this State relating
to insurance;
therefore in Pursuance of law. I Geo
I. Forte, State Auditor and Commission
er OF insurance. Ex-Offcio. do hereby
certify that said Insurance Company is
authoflzed to transact the business of
tire insurance in the State. by agents
properly appointed, as REQUIRED nv law
until the thirty-first day of March. A,
-, 1910, unless sooner revoked by COM
petent authority of law. Voluntarily
I withdrew az of March 81, 1928.
| further certify that the statement
shows ~ II
LIST. The actual amount Of Paid up
Sapltal Of said Company Dec. 81, 1927. to
4 be $500, 10000.
End. The aggregate Income Of said
S50,53 4i'0oo
$rd. The aggee gate Expenditures ot
sag So q Company 5 for the year 1927 to be
4th. The aggregate amount Of the AS
be 1854 299.69
9Th The aggregate amount of Liabili-
yes Of SAID ID Comnany exclusive of capital
.. G Y, oo Net sulpns-exolusive Of Capita
! S4,341 821.94.
IN testimony whereof, I have hereuntc
! subscribed my name and affixed the sea
Of my office the day above written.
GEO. p. PORTER,
State Auditor and Commissioner
of Insurance.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-13
NOTICE OF CLOSE OF REGISTRATION
FOR GENERAL ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that all books
u registration for the general election to
De held in the County of Carbon State
OF Montana, on Tuesday Nov. G. 1928,
VIII close on Friday, Sept. 81 1928,
at o'clock p. m, and will be closed
for full period of As days Immediately
preceding the day of said election as
aforesaid
Those who Were registered for and who
voted at the general election held in said
county and state on November g 1926.
and those who have since registered are
not required to re-register, as their
names will be carried on the registration
hooks for the general election If a
change of precinct has been made by
moving, 1t is necessary to be transferred
to the present address
Notice is further given that electors
may register for the ensuing general
election, as aforesaid, by appearing be-
lore the County Clerk al his office in
the City of Red Lodge, or by appearing
before Deputy Registrar, Justice of the
Peace, or Notary Public in the manner
provided by law
Dated at Red Lodge, Montana, this 18th
day of August, A. D., 1928.
C. f. THOMPSON,
County Clerk and Ex- Officio Reg
lstrar in and for the County of
Carbon, State of Montana.
First publication Aug. %, 1928.
Fourth publication Sept 49, 1928.