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DR.. HARRIS TALKS
ON MOTHER'SD DAY
Justin Lawrie, Tenor, to
Sing at Services in F0un-
dry NJ. {. Church.

"Whistler's Mother and Yours" Is
the subject of the Mothers day SER
mon by DR.. Frederick Brown Harris,
minister of Foundry Methodist Epis-
copal Church. An unusual service is
planned, including the singing of
mother selections by Justin Lawrie,
tenor. and the chorus choir under
his direction. Infants will also be
christened by the pastor.
There will be a brief installation
service at 8 pm. for officers Of the
Epworth League and the Hi-League,
and a message by the pastor on "A
Mothers Legacy"
At the annual dinner and business
meeting of the church school board
in the dining room at $50 Monday
an address will be brought by Rev.
John C. MILAN, conference director
of religious education. of Baltimore.
Mrs Lowndes C. Connally Is the
hostess for a luncheon meeting of
the Chevy Chase-Mount Pleasant
section of the Woman's Guild at
o'clock Tuesday at her home, 108
Leland street. At 8 pm. the Clotilda
Lyon Mcdowell Auxiliary of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
will meet at the home of Mrs. C. A.
Lindsay, 1905 Euclid street.
The annual meeting OF the Sibley
Guild and the district executive of
the Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety will be held in the church
Thursday at lC:45 am. At 8 pm.
the pastor will conduct the mid-week
prayer and praise service
The Junior choir. under the direc-
ton of Miss Esther Linkins, will give
concert Friday evening in the
dramatic hall. Mrs. T. M. johnson
of Princeton. w. Va, will speak on
The Spiritual Value of Music" and
ensemble numbers, solos and a trio
will be rendered by the junior choir
The open meeting of the Mems
Club will be held in the church par
lors at o'clock.
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FAITH OF OUR MOTHERS
TOPIC OF DR.. MICHAEL
Eldbrooke Methodist to Hold
Special Exercises-Hiah School
League Meeting.

Mothers day will be celebrated in
Eldebrooke M E. Church tomorrow
with special programs At the morn
ing service the pastor. Rev. Walter
NJ Michael will preach on The
Faith of Our Mothers" Special music
will be rendered by the vested choir,
under the direction of Mrs, Clara
Young Brown, A Mothers day pro-
gram will be rendered at $50 in the
junior department of the church
school 10 which parents are invited.
The High School League will meet
at 7 pm. with Milton Richards as
leader. The subject will be The
Spirit in the Home" The Young
Peoples Society meets at the same
time Miss Christine Riley will be in
charge of a special program.
At the evening service the pastor
will preach on Our Mothers-An
Appreciation. Friendship, Ruth and
Washington Centennial Chapters,
Order of the Eastern Star, will be
guests, with William R. Singleton and
Stansburg Lodges of Masons.
The midweek service will be in
charge of the pastor Wednesday eve
ming
Thompson Circle will present a
musical and dramatic evening Fri
day, featuring the Chevy Chase
Chanters, assisted by other talent.
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JESUS AS SAVIOR
TOPIC OF SERMON
Clarendon Pastor to Preach
in Evening at Mount Yer.
non Place Church.

Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will
preach tomorrow morning at Mount
Vernon Place M E. Church South.
Rev. W. M. Lockett, jr, pastor OF
Community Church, Clarendon. Va,
will speak in the evening on Jesus
"vision of Christ" at the morning
hour and Mrs. Fred T. Garrett will
present the offertory solo. Mother" I"
by Gulon. The anthem to be given at
the evening service will be Christian
sens Prayer" Arthur NJ Tabbutt
will sing the offertory number.
The Young Peoples and Young
Adult departments will convene at
7:30 pm.
Rev. Herman Wilson, superintend-
ent of the Methodist Home for the
Aged. Gaithersburg. Md, will speak at
the morning service, concerning the
home. A Mothers day offering will
be taken for this work
Circle No. IA. Woman's Missionary
Society. Miss Frances Goodall. leader,
will meet Monday evening with Mrs.
Dare Clark. 4230 Eighth street. The
all-day meeting of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society will be held Tuesday
at IL o'clock. The devotional and
missionary program will be in charge
of Circle No. S, Mrs. M. E. Palmer.
leader. Luncheon will be served The
afternoon session will feature the Mis-
sion Study Class, which will present
Mrs. Frank Edgington. synodical Sec
retary for stewardship in the Balti-
more Synodlcal Society, using original
posters to illustrate her talk on East
ern Women Today and Tomorrow. -"
Women in Oriental costume will speak
on the value of Christian Missions"
as they effect the lives of the women
Of China, Japan and India.
The A. B. Pugh Bible Glass will
hold the monthly service at Central
Union Mission Tuesday evening. The
Sewing Circle of the Business Wom-
ans Circle of the Woman's Missionary
Society will meet Tuesday evening
with Mrs. Teresa Chapman, 1862 Mil
ton avenue. Clarendon, Va
The prayer meeting Thursday eve
ming will be in charge of the Woman's
Missionary Society. They will give a
missionary pageant depicting life in
the Orient.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE

The Washington District Epworth
League held its annual convention at
McKendree M. E. Church. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Charles
Ford, president: Miss Hetty Robertson,
first vice president; Miss Jean Row
land, second vice president; Miss Au-
dry Thrift, third vice president; Miss
Mary Bair. associate: James Donald
son, fourth vice president; Miss e
Thelma Browne. associate: Lester
Fansher, treasurer: Robert Byers, as
sociate: w. Ralph Williamson. record
ing secretary; Miss Miriam Hopkins,
corresponding secretary; Miss Evelyn
Ward. associate. An address was made
by DR.. Benjamin w. Meeks. district
superintendent of the Washington
area.
New officers we're recently elected to
the Washington Grove Chapter and
Joseph L. Proctor was voted into the
presidency of the Anacostia Chapter
last Tuesday.
The annual election of the officers
for the Baltimore Conference Epworth
League will be held at Cat0nsville,
Md, next Thursday.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair and con-
tinued cool tonight; tomorrow fair.
with rising temperature: Monday
showers: gentle north and northeast
winds, becoming southeast tomorrow.
Maryland-Fair and continued cool,
with light frost in west and possibly in
exposed places in northwest portion to-
night; tomorrow fair. with rising tenn
perature: Monday showers.
Virginia-Fair and continued cool
tonight; tomorrow fair, with slowly
rising temperature; Monday showers.
West Virginia-Fair, slightly warmer
in west and probably light frost in
northeast portions tonight: tomorrow
increasing cloudiness and warmer,
probably showers tomorrow night and
in west portion in the afternoon.
North and Middle States: Showers
Monday and Tuesday. and again
about Thursday. Slowly rising tenn
perature Monday and probably Tues
day, cooler Wednesday, slightly
warmer Thursday and cooler at end
of week.
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Dratha.

LYLE, SAMUEL LAWRENCE. Suddenly.
on Friday. MAY IL. 1894, at his resi-
sMrL s;snMss i'Ga RsiRHRosE'tiS14sI tY4Ir ave- BELOVED
sidsS:r of RS Wsm f. .ns 4som.. hss .ns
Lytle and Mrs. Rose wisivesser Of Read
ins. Pa. Funeral from the w., W.
s',; s's; On Y so3S:s; 9 M.s r :. e. PM ~:
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. ID.
MYERS. LONDON. On Friday. May II.
lGailss lSSa e his mySss hSme sSxlins . Green Va,
81 sa: s:5.. e E. koest say! .Sd S':
b. at 3 pm. from Bethel Baptist
child's Cemetery. BcWiins Greta.
QUEEN; MARTHA Z. Departed this life
9a Mas sac wsd. a. g1 rd Pm a ass
Walter Z. Queen, ST.. mother Of william.
EsTalth B:Tsaa o ss4:u.q. qlsd'' s.1n.ts Mstsr nd
Louis; she also leaves one sister. three
brothers. one sranddaughter and one
Tea anG fead. hsss Sody Of f.sas 9thsr Il.
above address. Funeral Tuesday At q
am. from Our Lady OF Perpetual Help
Church. Burial at Mount olivet Gene.
RIppEouT6 ABRAHAM; s5yI pspsrtee this life
Re home reon St Mr.: " s
PoolsSville, Nd. Funeral Sunday MAY
church R.fst1ts 5S% and s0fEfsns f!i:nas invited
10 attend. lnterment Poolesville. 13'
RYDER. GEORGE W. On Friday. May
GEORGE W nYbEs bPsrssPey 81 IN. HfsD1s1 Sno1
Riding School. Services at II. Chapel chIpei
OF Joseph Gawler's Sons. 1885 Pennsyl-
nlf 80 aye an. nv fm,eHmsns IN mSnaay ces.f Ga' Hi Iii
Cemetery. IL
sUEEDY, THOMAS j. Suddenly. on Fri.
s aiy Nay s st Is sw ls21 4HoMAs n BIS ss.senss sHssp
Elizabeth sheedy. Funeral from his late
Reoa.n Hn m0ndas mass Nay st. H. ;, ss.
inystd IL fht.4@ant !nt''ia Mount ana f6fnes oses
Cemetery. IL
SHERIDAN. NELLIE. On Thursday. May
10. 1884. NELLIE SHERIDAN tnee Pal-
yey). beloved wife OF Thomas Sheridan.
EEuneral from her late residence. 1905
Church, Th.r. REQUIEM hish mass viii
friends invited. Intermsnt Mount ollvet
sHuFELpT. ALFHILD DAGNY. On FRI
VII %st.a NJ Reed HoiDs iSas 4 HLFaiib Hill BRokY
ase beloved wife Of the late Robert
wilson Shufeldt. major and SURGEON IN
United States Army. Notice OF funeral
sPEARE. VIRGINIA LONG. On Friday.
NAY MAY IL , 1914, at lila pm; a. Em.r-
loved wife Of the late Willis r. Speare
Funeral from v. l. Speare Co. 1908 H
81. NV. on Monday. May IA. at . pm,
lnhrnent Oak Hill Cemetery. 13
WATKINS, ROSA L. On Friday. May II.
pG3 l934; at her Ie$idsnee, Riyerd.le. Nd.
late Walter w. Watkins. Remains rest
Ing At GaSch's Sons home. Hysttsyille,
Nd. Short funeral services at the
above funeral home on Sunday. Nav II.
at 1880 pm. thence TO Salem NJ. z.
Church. Cedar Grove. Md. where serv-
ices will be held at 3 pm. I3
WESTON. vIRGINUs c. Suddenly. on
Thursday. May 10. 1894. at Emergency
Hospital. VIRGINUS c. WESTON. Sur
ylved by three sons. Alton and Amos Of
WASHINGTON. D. C.. and lie Roy of
Brooklyn. N Y. Funeral from his sons
residence. 20a 18th st. ne. Monday,
May "a. at 2:3O m. II
YATES RICHARD HARVEY. On Friday.
May IL 1894. al his residence s5 Hsf.
TIsog u.gvEy. 81. cherrydale. Va, RICHARD
ther Of John G Yates. Mrs, Charles A:
Lake Worth, Fla. Funeral from the
above residence. Monday. May Il. at II
am; thence TO Fifth Baptist Church Y
st. between 9Th and 1th SITS. sv In
terment Glenwood Cemetery. Relatives
and frlenCS invited IA
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GEN. CROSBY TREATED

Maj. Gen. Herbert B. Crosby, former
District Commissioner, is under treat
ment at Walter Reed Hospital for
sciatic rheumatism and for a general
health survey, officials Of the hospital
said today.
Gen. Crosby came to Washington
from San Antonio where he was being
treated at hospital there and was ad-
mitted to Walter Reed on March %.
Hospital authorities said his condition
vas much improved. Gen. Crosby is
president of a bank in San Antonio.
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BENEFIT FETE PLANNED
Garden Party Will Aid Fund of
st. Alban's Guild.

DR.. and Mrs William Earl Clark
will open their home. at 1929 Rock
wood Parkway, Spring Valley, today,
between 3 and o'clock, for a garden
party. silver tea and cake sale for the
benefit of the Chancel Guild of St
Adams Parish Church. An invita-
ton is extended to residents of Wesley
Heights, Cleveland Park and other
neighborhoods adjoining Mount St.
Alban. Proceeds will go toward the
work which the Chancel Guild is to
carry on for the Summer.
DR.. Clark is a member of the vestry
and the Chapter of the Brotherhood
of St. Andrew at St. Albans. while
Mrs. Clark is president of the Rector's
Aid
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Catholic Evidence Guild.

The Papacy.' Marriage" and "The
Mass" will be among the subjects
treated by members of the Catholic
Evidence Guild tomorrow afternoon
In the Thirteenth and K streets cor
ner of Franklin Park. The guild is
composed of lay people under the in
structlon of DR.. Charles A. Hart of
the Catholic University. These meet
ings are held every Sunday between
3 and 5 o'clock.
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FOREIGN.
Free Methodist.

Rev NJ. Hayden. the pastor. will
speak tomorrow at IL am. on "A
Precious Legacy" Mothers day serv-
lice. A white carnation will be given
to every mother The evening serv-
ice will be in charge of the pastor,
with several members giving 10-min-
ute talks on "Recollections Of My
Mother" Special singing at both
services. Prayer meeting Tuesday
night and class meeting Friday at
7:4S pm
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DR.. SNYDER TO PREACH
"a Mother on the Throne" Topic
at st. Paul's.

At st. Paul's Lutheran Church
tomorrow morning DR.. Henry w.
Snyder, the pastor. will preach on
"A Mother on the Throne" The
Sunday school, under the direction
of Lindley G. Schmidt, will hold spe-
cial exercises at $50 am. in honor
of Mothers day. The topic of Dr.
Snyder's evening sermon will be
Seeing Giants
The Christian Endeavor and the
Luther League will be led respectively
by Mrs H. K. Smid and Miss Faye
Hefney. The Alice Stirewalt Mis-
sionary Society will meet Tuesday at
$50. At the Thursday evening
service, DR.. Snyder will speak on
The Queen Who Dared"
Preparations are under way for
the observance. May 20. of the twen-
ty-f1fth anniversary of the founding
of the Epiphany branch of the con-
gregation.
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Takoma Park Baptist.

Church services at II o'clock will
be conducted by the pastor. The
senior choir will sing Mother Mine
Roy L. Whitman will sing Mother
McCrea" Several children will pre-
sent an exercise entitled Mother"
The pastor will speak briefly on "A
Tribute to All Good Mothers" At 6
pm. the Baptist Young Peoples
Union will serve tea to the mothers
of the members and invited guests.
The young peoples chorus will sing.
At 7:45 pm. the pastor will speak on
An Appreciation of Motherhood"
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Fairmount Heights Presbyterian.

At IL am. tomorrow there will be
special Mothers day service. A pro-
gram will be rendered with Mrs. Myra
Hayes Reeder in charge. Young Peo-
pies meeting pm, topic. Qualities
That Make Good Mothers" There will
also be a social with mothers as spe-
cial guests. Leader, Miss Doris Nichols.
Sunday School, 1890 pm. Midweek
services Thursday pm.
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Deaths Reported.

Mary c. Burch. 96 736 10th ST. Sc
Fidelia P. Smith. S5. 1151 North Capitol
Nettie G Barclay. - ecaS 1st st.
Lewis S. Collins. 60. Garfield Hospital,
Hilda A. Seigel, 8, $50 Peabody st.
Abraham King. IS, St Elizabeth's Hospital
Sarah A. Palmer 55, 3029 18th ST.
Mary Bradley 55 sos st. Sc
Selma Acore. "a. Rear. 1419 Columbia
st.
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Garna uf ThankH.

HURDLE. CHARLES II. All noral tributes
and cards of condolences accepted with
thanks.
MRS. GERTRUDE " CLEMENS
LONGUS. ROSETTA, We wish to express
our sincere thanks and appreciation to
the friends and neighbors for their kind
expressions of sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes during the recent illness
and at the death of our beloved wife and
sister-in-law Mrs. ROSETTA LONCUS
THE FAMILY IL
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Births Reported.

Robert and Miriam Hemby. boy
Alfred and Catherine McGarraghy. boy
Stanley ard Bora Ross girl.
Hugh and Maggie Davis, girl.
Samuel and Annie Willoushby. girl
Melvin and Angelina Parent. boy.
Clarence and Clarice Skinner. boy.
Samuel and Mary Frederick. boy.
Ralph and Monte Coins. girl
Lawrence and Julia Beckwith. girl.
Thomas and Marie Green. boy.
Samuel and Mary PAGE, boy.
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SERVICE FOR MOTHERS
Zion Lutherans to Hear Rev. Ed
ward G. Goetz, Pastor.

Wdru q. UOetZ, Fastor.
Mothers God and Gods Mothers"
will be the subject Of the sermon by
Rev. Edward G. Goetz. pastor Of Zion
Lutheran Church, at the Mothers day
service at II am. There will be spe-
cial music The duet, Mother and
Home" by Wilson. will be sung by
Mrs. w. S. Griest and Miss Virginia
Wittstatt. The choir, under the d.
rection of Mrs. Griest, will sing That
Wonderful Mother of Mine" by Good
win
The Luther League will have spe-
cial Mothers day meeting at pm.
in the chapel. Miss Virginia Witt
staff will have charge. The topic Is
MY Mother and My Home"
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Metropolitan Wesley A. Nj. E.

Mothers day services tomorrow at
l.. am. Preaching by the pastor,
Rev. John Wesley Mccoy, on THE
Value of Motherhood" Thanksgiving
services of Odd Fellows at pm, SER
mon by the pastor.
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Langdon NJ. E.

Mothers in a Changing World"
will be the subject tomorrow morning
by the minister. Rev. Henry H. Row.
land. The entire service will be in
harmony with Mothers day. The
Young Peoples meeting at 7 pm. will
continue it's discussion of the race
question. The Official Board will meet
Monday at 8 pm.
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Record Temperature This Veal

Record Temperature This Year.
Highest, 81. on May s.
Lowest, -6la. on February 9.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, 81 per cent, at 4:5o am. to-
day.
Lowest, % per cent, at pm, yester-
day.
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Report for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, rs, 12:45 pm. yesterday;
year ago. ST.
Lowest, At, am. today; year ago, SIS.
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Grace BaptiSt.

DR.. George H. Brook of Kamigira,
South India. will preach at 8 o'clock.
He has had many years experience as
a missionary in India.
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Tide Tables.

FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Suryey)
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Weather in Various Cities.
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The Sun and Moon.
Precipitation n

Monthly precipitation in inches II
the Capital (current month to date)
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On, WILLIAM o. COmf aOeS OF
, General NJ. Emmett Urell Camp.
No. 81. United Spanish War
SH Veterans. are requested to as
}HI Semble at T20 18th st. Sc.
sAb Monday morning May IA. 1884.
10 O'Clock. to attend the fu-
neral Of our late comrade.
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Mrs. Chas. Faw was hauling
sand, Wednesday
Several from here attended the
Memorial services in Hardin, We'd
nesday morning.
Howard Wagner, Jr., is spend
ing the vacation with relatives in
this community.
Mrs. Bob Ewing was taken to
the hospital, Monday. We hope
for her speedy recovery.
Miss Veta Hodges returned
home, Saturday, after graduating
from Billings high school.
Mrs. Bina Hudson returned
home, Wednesday evening, having
nearly recovered from her recent
illness.
Mrs. Tom Faw and family are
enjoying the company of her
mother and brother, Mrs. Sturgus
and son, Floyd, of Forsyth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Quilting
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry H. Simpson and family
went up to Soap Creek, fishing,
Sunday. They reported a good
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Carpenter
and son, Mrs. Phelps and son, and
Mrs. Adler and two daughters
from St. Xavier, attended Sunday
school and church services, Sun
day afternoon,
Sunday school and church SER
vices were very we'll attended.
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Haskell.
the district superintendent, came
out in Rev. Wendland's place and
preached a very interesting SER
mon. Next Sunday the RYAN
Twins will be with us again and
we hope for a good attendance.
The ladies of this community
gathered at the school house.
Thursday afternoon, and organiz,
ed a Home Demonstration club
Mrs. Happy Humphrey was elected
president; Mrs. Pierce Hodges
vice-president, and Miss Arvilla
Faw, secretary-terasurer. It wa
decided to hold meetings the last
Thursday in each month. There
Will be a special meeting called
soon to elect two project leaders
as some Of the ladies were unable
to attend the meeting ThursdaY.
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HOME DEMONSTRATION :
CLUB AT COMMUNITY

A group of farm women Of Com
munity met at the school house
Wednesday afternoon of last week
and organized a Com immunity
Home Demonstration club. with
the following officers. Mrs. Lloyd
Carper, president: Mrs. Ted Dunn.
Ter, :vice-president, and Mrs. Fred
Bromgard, secretary. The project
leaders are Mrs. Merle Bowers and
Mrs. Adam Metzker, .Jr., The next
meeting will be held. at the Lloyd
Carper home, Wednesday, June 6,
at two o'clock. All the women Of
Community. are urged to attend ;
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O. H. P. SHELLEY IS OUT FOR
LONG TERM SENATORSHIP
Seeks the Republican Nomination
in Primary to Oppose 3. X.
Wheeler in Fall.

O. H. P. Shelley, editor-owner OF
the Carbon County News at Red
Lodge has filed his petition with
the secretary of state at Helena
for the Republican nomination
for the long-term s~enatorshlp.
Last week Judge George M. Bour-
uuin of Butte filed for the Repub-
lican nomination for this same
office. In case he is successful, Mr..
Shelley would probably haze to
make the race against Senator B.
K. Wheeler, now serving mis- sec
ond six-year term in the upper
house of congress, it being GER
orally conceded that he will win
the Democratic nomination to
succeed himself.
This will be MI. Shelley's second
attempt, to win the Republican
nomination for this office. Should
he be successful in winning the
nomination and election, Montana
would be ably represented in the
senate as he has had wide exper-
fence. in Washington, having lob
/ bied long and successfully for the
appropriation by congress Of funds
to construct the Red Lodge-Cooke
City highway into the Yellowstone
National Park.
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VIM HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. John Luther of Sarpy was
in the hospital for a few days,
this week, under observation.
Mrs. Merrill Sweetland of Lodge
Grass was able to leave the hospi-
tai, May 80.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Kelsey of
Kirby are the proud parents of a
baby boy, born May Is. The little
boy weighed 7 pounds.
Mrs. Fred Donges and baby were
able t oerturn to their home in
Maschetah, Tuesday.
The little son of MI. and Mrs.
Soteno Saldivar, who has been
very, ill is getting along nicely at
present.
Dave Lang of Hardin was ad-
mitted May 81.
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Chief Justice Lew L. Galloway
Of; the Montana supreme court,
accompanied by. Mrs. Galloway, en-
route: home to Helena from Miles
City, where they attended the
Golden, Jubilee Of the Montana
Steckgro~ers, association, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday Of last
week, stepped aver at Hardin,
Monday afternoon, and visited a
few: hours at the home Of Mr.. and
,Nffs. Robert A. Vickers. The Gala
way and vtckers. families spent
tina. early. years o.: their lives
,neishbors and friends in, Virginia
CITY. when, the. history Of. Mon
tana was in the making. The chief
justice IS serving his second six
year term: as chief justice. Of the
MQntapa> supreme court, and has
tledshia petition. with tbs score
stary 81: STATE. Tor nomination. on
the Republican ticket to" succeed
himself =. ....
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SOME NEW FEATURES IN THE
CHrRCH VACATION SCHOOL
There Will Be Glasses for Ali
From the Kindergarten Age
and Upwards.

Next Monday morning at nine,
vacation church school will begin
at the Congregational church.
having sessions from 9 to 1880
A. m each morning for two weeks.
except Saturdays. There Will be
the usual memorizing OF choice
passages of scripture and hymns,
reviewing of Bible stories. play
time ana hand work periods. Some
: special features will be very at
t.actlve. =.
, Mrs. Paul Schaller, a trained
Kindergarten. will conduct the
kindergarten department for the
! children from 4 to 6 years OF age.
! These little tots will assemble at
the church and after the joint
worship service for all groups will
! go over to the little gym" at the
: primary school building for their
session.
During the morning session
Mrs. Murche Thompson will di-
rect dramatics for the junior
group-training the children In
a little missionary play to be
given by the members on Sunday,
June II.
Mrs. o. Y. Weir will direct the
hand work period for the girls in
the junior group, making some
worthwhile, useful articles to do
nate to the permanent equipment
of the Camp M~imanagish. on the
Boulder.
Rev. N. E. Hannant will have
general supervision Of the juniors,
assisted by Mrs. Dan Knight. Mrs.
Hannant. with Margaret .Swindle
assisting. will direct the primary
department. Other helpers will
be added as the work progresses.
Children not attending elsewhere
are welcome here and should at
tend every day. to do good work.
First bell will ring at $50 a. NJ,
last bell at 9. a. m.