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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
America Dude pFipravena pro
kazdy pfipad a kazdou
obranu.

obranu.
Chicago Daily News II. GER
vna otiskujf ma prvni strane L.
vodnik pod nadpisem "Nase
costa je jasna". Analysujf v
mem situaci, v jake Sc ocitajl
Spojene Staty pc vstupu Italie
do valky pc boku Nemecka.
Pisatel uvadf, re pc osudovem
rozhodnuti Italie, zmizely po-
slednl zbytky nadeje ma to, re
valecny konflikt v zapadni E.
vrope Dude zastaven. Vstup
ltalie do valky znamena krva-
YOU predehru Ike svetove valce
v takovych rozmerech, lake
dosud svet nepoznal. Fakticky
je dnes do tohoto konfliktu "a
hrnuta celia Europa cd arktic-
keno pasma az pc Stredozem-
nj more. Brzy plameny pre-
skoci do severni a JIM Afriky,
Indie, Australia, Noveho Ze-
landu, Holandske vych. Indie
a francouzske Indociny. S W.
jimkou Kanady zapadnf konti-
nent je dosud v miru. Je to
vsak mir visfcl ma nitce. We
skutecnosti je to mir jen zdan-
Ivy.
Tento Novy Svet vi, re Hit
Ter, MussOlini a Stain isou ne.
prateli vseho, echo 81 Amerika
vazl. Americana 81 uvedomuj.
re jejich svoboda a principy
ktere tuto svobodu umoznuif
nemohou pfetrvat We svete, Y
nemz budou vladnout Hitlero
We, Mussolinove a Stalinove
Mlrumilovnf Americana byl
pfllis pomalf a pozde dosli
pfesvedceni, re jejich svobod
ne instituce a bezpecnost ,jsol
opravdu ohrozeny. Zdalo 81
to porste neuveritelnym, re 81
lenstvi, ktere zachvatilo zapao
nj Evropu NIUE pfeskocit pre-.
ocean a zahalit v smrtici pla
meny take americky kontinent
Americana Sc utesovali, re e
vropsky pozar vyhasne drive
nez Dude moci zachvatit zapac
nj polokouli. Chovat podobnt
nadeje i nadale bylo by vsal
blaznovstvlm. Bylo to marnyn
kdyz 81 u~vedomfme, re Musso
lini prohlasil svym legiim:
"Mus1me jit do boje prot
plutokratickym a reakcionar
skym demokracifm ma Zapa
de-"
Mohou byt jeste tax slep
Americana, tax zastraseni, tai
zpozdili, re nebudou do toh(
zahrnovat nejvetsl demokraci
ma Zapade, ma kterou miTf moo
nosti osy Berlin-R1m? Jsou-l
jeste takovf, tax jejich poce,
je nepatrny a tt musf byt odho
zeni stranou muzi tvrdeho ka
libru, kteTf pochopili takovou
vyzvu a kterf Sc nebojf il celit
kdyz Sc jedna O obranu vec1
ktere jsou American1m drazs
nez zivot.
President Roosevelt mluvi
hlasem cele Ameriky, kdyz re.
XII, re sc modll k VSemohoucf
mu Ia ty "a moTem, kteri sc
velkolepou chrabrost1 boju.j.
BOZ "a svobodu. Mluvil re srd.
&c vsem Americandm, kdyz
|prohlasil, re SpojencIm p1j-
dou ma pomoc vsechny materi.
eln1 zdroje Ameriky, ktera mu
81 urychlit co nejv1ce svou O.
braun, ably byla pTipravena
pro kazdou nutnost a pro kaz-
dou Obranu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
13LETY Sc OBESIL.

Trlnact rOku starry hOch,
Charles Jess z Waterloo, jenz
graduoval z elementarni skoly
v Elkridge v minulem tydnu, O.
besil Sc v pondel1 ma dver1ch
domova sveho. Mrtvolu male
I'll otec hocha zatim co matka
jeho a bratr sbirali jahody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
Zastfelil Sc ma hTbitovs.

Leslie Stern, z Aurora, "a
strelil Sc ma hrobe sve, pred ro-
KEN zesnule zeny. Koroner
pravl, re 65lety muz Sc trapil
mad smrt1 zeny a tom dluzno
hledat pffciny sebevrazdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
OKRADL sKOLU O $s1.

z pokladny Friends skoly
behem poledni hodiny v 1tery
zlodej ukradl $51 a penezen-
ku, v nfz bylo $50 v dobe, kdyz
pokladnice, Alice V. Farquhar
byla u obedu. Penezenka ma
lezela il.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
Hledala praci.

Nancy Goodrich, pohresova-
ma Is leta studentka ma koleji
Vassar, byla objevena. Ma O.
tazky, kde Sc zdrzovala odpo-
vedela, re "hledala praci."
Dfvka je vnuckou byvaleho GU
vernera statu Indiana j. P.
GOodriche.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
Maly ~OZnamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
FOR SALE

HOSTE VYSTAVY Y NEW
YORKU! Nam p6kne byty k
pronajmut1, pouze 10 minut
busem cd vystavy. Piste ma a.
dresu: pi. M. Krejcfkova, 80
O9 Cowles Court, Middle Viii
lage, Long Island.
0 informace zeptejte Sc u pf.
Bernat, 728 N. LinWOOd Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21

Babicka Sc zlobi ma vnucku.
re 81 maluje rty: "K lepsimu
prirodu neopravis."
Vnucka Sc srdecnym smf-
chem: Gale, babicko, jen ST
predstav, jak bys vypadala
bez falesnych zubH!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
71leta ~znasilnsna.

Do loznice 71lete vdovy v
Chicago Wink v noci cernoch,
ktery zenu znasilnil a utekl.
P.olicie pc mem patra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
POLICING
ZEMREI

Lieutenant, Gustav A. Ra-
moser pfideleny severozapad-
nj stanici, zemrel v utery We
start so roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
OTRAVA.

Pauline Cleary, 39leta z
Brighton ulice, otravila Sc ply
mem apartmentu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
3404 Mt. Pleasant Avenue

3404 Mt. Pleasant Avenue
2 poscho., 4 s%vetnice, koup.
topen1 horkou vodou
1928 Choptank St. = 2 posch.
4 svetnice, $4,000
GOT S. Oldham St. = 2 posch.
5 svet., koup. top. hor. vodou
IL S. Wolfe ST. = 8 poschodi
8 svetnic, koupelna
334 S. Macon st. = 6 svetnic,
koupelna, top. horkou vodou
IA N. Patterson Park Ave.-8
svet., 2 koup. ,mfsto ma garaz
ID S. Castle St. = 2 poschodi,
7 %sv6tnic, koupelna, garaz
812 S. East Ave. = 6 svetnic,
koup., topeni horkou vodou
1914 Forster Ave. = 2 posch.
6 svetnic, 2 apartmenty
2124 E. Pratt St., roh
II sv6tnic,2 koupelny, garaz
326 S. Robinson St.-6 svetnic,
koupelna kuchyn v prizemi
SIT S. Washington st. 3 posch.
8 svetnic, koupelna
COG S. Patterson Park Avenue
4 svetnice, kuchyn v prfzemf
253 S. REGISTER St. svetnic
2 apartmenty, $4,000
500 S. Bouldin St. = 6 svetnic,
2 koupelny, dvojita garaz,
topenl horkou vodou
1905 O'Donnell st. = 2 posch.
5 svetnic = $4,000
1919 E. Pratt st. = 3 poschodf
8 svetnic, apartmenty
BOT S. Ann ST. = 3 poschodf
8 svetnic a koupelna
PELCZAR
Real Estate & Insurance
1888 EASTERN AVENUE
WOLFE $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-24
Air Corps
Continued From First r'age.)

mont, Massachusetts,, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, New York, Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey, Delaware. Mary
land, District of Columbia, Virginia,
the northeast section Of North Caro-
lima, West Virginia, Ohio, Michigan,
Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri,
Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Southeast air district, with head
quarters at Tampa. Fla, comprising
the remainder of North Carolina
and South Carolina, Georgia.
Florida, Tennessee, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana and Arkansas.
Goal to Be Reached In ~.
Northwest air district, with head
quarters at Fort George Wright,
Spokane, Wash, embraces WASH
ington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho,
Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, North
Dakota. South Dakota, Nebraska and
Kansas.
Southwest air district, with head
quarters at Riverside, Calf, COM
prising California, Nevada, Arizona,
New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma.
Completion of the "a combat group
program is to be expected some time
in 1912, the announcement said, and
to that end production of airplanes
and training of pilots, combat crews
and enlisted specialists will be
closely co-ordinated.
Outlining the composition Of the
new force, the department said it
would have approximately $4,000
airplanes for both tactical operations
and training. The balance of the
$1,000 planes already contracted for
or on hand will be held in an equip
ment reserve.
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I'm Mrtttnrtattt
HAWKINS. FRANK AND ELLEN

HAWKINS. FRANK AND ELLENDER
In loving remembrance Of my dear brother
FRANK HAWKINS. who passed away one
year ago today, October "a, 1899. and
my loving mother. ELLENDER HAWKINS
who passed away twenty-seven years ago,
October 80. 1913.
Loved in life. remembered in death.
LOVING SISTER AND DAUGHTER,
MARTIN, KATHERINE s. Sacred to
the memory Of our dear sister. KATH-
ERNIE S. MARTIN, who passed away
three years ago today, October "a, 1887.
HER DEVOTED BROTHERS AND SIS
TIERS.
NEWLY. VIOLA CHRISTINE. A tribute
of love to the memory of my baby. VIOLA
CHRISTINE NEWLY, who departed this
life twenty-one years ago today. October
"a. 1919.
Sweet thoughts of yesterday never die,
Though many years have now passed BY;
It seems that nothing on earth can last
Except sweet memories of the past.
MOTHER. v. D. NEWLY.
RICHARDSON, REV. b. C. In sad but
loving remembrance Of our devoted hus-
band and father. Rev. r, c. RICHARD
SON. who departed this life three years
agC today, October "a, 1887.
He had q Smile for every one,
A heart rs pure as gold.
To those who knew and loved him best,
His memory will never grow OLD.
HIS WIFE. LOLLLE c: CHILDREN. EDNA
AND RICHARD, JR,
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In Mrntnrtant

CARROLL. LILLIAN MCKINLEY. A trib-
ute of love and. devotion to the memory
LILLIAN MCKINLEY CARROLL. who left
US to dwell in Heaven eight years ago to-
day. October "a. 1882.
There's a magical isle in the river of time.
And the name Of this isle is the beautiful
In the Stiffness of night her hand is beck
oning US there
last.
REV. AND MRS. coNTEE AND FAMILY.
DARNE. KATHERINE s. In fond and
loving memory of KATHERINE s. DARNE
October "A. 1855.
Today recalls the memories
OF loved one gone to rest.
And those who. think Of her today
HER PESoR fHis T HIs isssa ne As1
FoGLE, BERT F. In sad but loving re-
membrance Of our dear son and brother.
year ago today, October "a. 1889.
HIS LOVING FAMILY.
GERACI. FRANK. In sad but loving
ovns far p Frank aEAc VINO
October "A. 1897. -" '
May your soul rest in peace
ROSINA GERAC1 AND CHILDREN.
GLASS. ELLA H. In loving remem-
ORANGE of our dear mother. ELLA H.
GLASS. who departed this life four years
ago today.
1t is lonely without you, mother. but in
our hearts the memory of you fingers and
there isn't day that passes that We do
not think of you
HER FIVE CHILDREN, LENA. WATKINS,
BERTHA. MOORMAN. JOHNNIE.
HAWKINS, FRANK. A loving tribute
to the memory of my stepgrandfather,
FRANK HAWKINS, who entered into eter-
nal rest one year ago today, October "A,
1889.
May my life reflect the influence Of his
treasured guidance.
GLADYS TiGNoR PETERSON,
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Walter B. Matheny Buried;
Was Retired Fireman

Funeral services for Walter B.
Matheny, 42-year-old retired Dis
trict fireman, were held in the West
Washington Baptist Church Tues
day. Former associates of Mr..
Matheny in Engine Company 81 and
Truck Company 9 serves as pail
bearers.
Burial in Rock Greek Cemetery
followed the services.
Mr.. Matheny died suddenly of a
heart attack Saturday night while
bowling in the Baptist Young Peo-
pies Bowling League at the Arcade
alleys.
The former fireman was native
OF Forest City, N. c., but had lived
here 10 years. He was retired last
December for disability in line of
duty after Is years as a fireman.
Surviving Mr.. Matheny are his
widow, the former Miss Bernardine
Haycock, daughter of Robert L.
Haycock, first assistant superintend-
ent of public schools; three brothers,
Summie A., Thomas L. and George
A. Matheny of Forest City, N. c.,
and sister, Mrs Katie M Norville,
also of Forest City.
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term candidate. based upon the 1910
platform Of the Democratic party, is
remembered by him longer than he
remembered the same pledge that
he made with reference to the pro-
visions of the Democratic platform
Of 1882.
If he does not remember it longer,
then shortly our boys will be on the
transports, sailing for some foreign
shore
One OF Most Critical Periods.
People of America, we are in one
of the most critical periods in his
tory, certainly the most critical Pc
Rod for liberty.
The question is: Can United
States come through this period and
remain free I believe it can. ]
believe it can by making itself
strong. by making itself strong not
alone in the building of Navy, an
Army and an air force, but in build
ing very strong domestic econ
omy.
We must also, in order to come
through such a critical period as
this, be united. I am going
about this country pleading, beg
ging with the people to make Amer
lea safe-to make America produc-
tive, to build an adequate defense,
and to become united.
I plead with you now to join in
this crusade to bring that about
in America. You have no hope of
its accomplishments through an ad-
ministration whose record of broken
promises and failures of perform
ances are so staggering as to shock
the good faith of the American peo-
pie. Thank you.
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Draths

ANsELMO. ANDREW A. On Tuesday,
1october %. 1910. at Doctors Hospital:
ANDREW A. ANSELMO, beloved husband Of
4Adriana s. Anselmo and father of Michael
"a. Ursula T. and Andrew A. Anselmo. Jr..
knd Mrs. Joseph Michalowicz. oe
Funeral from his late residence. 1905
S16th st. NV. on Friday October 20, at Q
m REQUIEM mass at the Shrine of the
sacred Heart at 9:30 m Relatives and
Friends invited. Interment St. Mary's
Cemetery. "a
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Lodge. No. Is. B. p. o. Elks.
will convene in session OF
sorrow at 1:30 pm. Thurs
day, october "a, 1910. for
the purpose of paying trib-
ute to the memory of our
late brother. ANDREW A.
ANSELMO, enrolled Febru-
airy 3. 1888; died october
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ADVERTISEMENT.
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.- PARKS, SAMUEL J. On Thursday. O.
tober "a. 1910, at his residence, River I'd,
Bethesda, Md SAMUEL j PARKS, beloved
husband of Elizabeth E. Parks.
Funeral from his late residence on Sat
urday. october IS. at pm. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery. 25
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W. H. Bowers, 68, Dies;
On Mortinsburg Council
special DISPATCH To The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Oct. "a.
William Henry Bowers, SO, MEM
Der of the City Council. died yes
terday at his home. He had been
i'll for several months.
MI. Bowers was elected to the
Council on the Republican ticket in
1888 and reelected last June. He
is survived by his widow, five daugh-
tiers and three sons.
The weekly echo., 1940-01-05


died before a physician could reach
her home. She was member of Pill
grim Methodist Church and the Rev.
H. E. Morgan was her pastor. Sister
Davis was a Shadwick before MARI
age and without shadow of doubt
the Shadwicks and Davises in the
Pilgrim community were and are a.
mong the most outstanding families
that the community has produced
Sister Davis was a great woman; a
pescesble woman; a Christian woman
She was a woman whom everybody
admired. She was always full of
smiles. In fact, the entire Davis
family, boys and girls, is admired by
those Of us who know them.
1Ezsss=ssxxz
We Sometimes wonder how and
why it is that God sends his angels
when we least expect to take near
est and the dearest; the best and the
Ipveliest Why does God do that?
Well, Let us remember that Sister
Davis belonged to God and GOD
Had A RIGHT; it was his privilege;
He was within his power to send for
his own. He had planted and was
reaping his harvest.
Sister Davis will be GREATLY
missed in the community. The church
and the home and yet, we should
not become too much alarmed for as
the minutes, the hours, the days, the
weeks, the months, and the years
pass away and e no more in this
world, so do we. Let us think for
a moment of the new day dawring
upon US, and that day passes away
minute by minute nd hour by hour
and is gone to CONE no more, so are
we passing. We a. on the stage of
action today and tomorrow we are
gone
The funeral ora'ion was delivered
by her pastor rev H. E. Morgan,
assisted by the ~eye D. L. Morgan
and F P Leona A large number
OF ministers an6 friends witnessed
The weekly echo., 1940-01-05

the occasion. She was laid to rest
in East Mt. Moriah Cemetery. The
funeral cortege seemed to have
been more than half mile long. To
the bereaved family, we express our
deep and sincere SYMPATHY. The
church and HBA Lodge No. 13S,
Pilgrim Community and all in gen
eral have lost a Christian woman.
As we reviewed the remains of
Sister Davis, who was to be no more
in the beautiful HBA. casket, it
seemed that she was the most beau-
tiful form placed in a casket that we
have ever beheld.
Goodbye, Sister Davis, we will
meet you in the sweet by and by.
The weekly echo., 1940-01-05

The said D. Talmadge Webster and
wife, Elise Webster, have sold and
conveyed all of their interests In the
Meridian Burial Association and the
Strayhorn, Webster and Young Fu-
neral Home of Meridian, Mississippi
to Henry Strayhorn and E. F. Young,
Jr., who will continue to conduct
both businesses at 406 25th Avenue
in the City of Meridian. mississippi.
All debts due the Strayhorn, Webste
and Young Funeral Home of Meri-
dian, Mississippi, will be paid to the
said Henry Strayhorn and E. F.
Young, Jr, and all premiums due on
burial association policies will be
paid to the Meridian Burial Associ-
alton or some agent designated by it
to receive the same.
The weekly echo., 1940-01-05
n OF CE
Os Dissolution

The undersigned Henry Strayhon, D Talmadge "eo'
ster and wife Elise Webster and F Young, ~ Hei
tofore engaged in partnership business under the
firm name of Strayhorn, Webster and Young u
neral Home of Meridian, Miss, announce that
fective January l, 1910 they have dissolved partne
ship
The weekly echo., 1940-01-05

MIR. JACK DAVIS, husband of the
above mentioned deceased, wishes to
express his heartfelt gratitude and
thanks to his many friends for their
kindness and sympathy during the
very sudden passing Of his wife.
The weekly echo., 1940-01-05

The said Strayhon d Young
will pay all debts due by the saio
Funeral Home and Burial Assccianonl
In retiring from said business u
Talnadge Webster and wife, ElSe1
Webster, request all policy holders
to maintain their policies in good
standing and bespaak continued pa
tronage Of the public for the new
firm of Strayhorn and Young Fune al
Home.
The weekly echo., 1940-01-05

Como & Abes Sta.I G Gatewood
Senatobia & Cold Water y R Cole
Walton & Huntington 7 Shipp
Shiloah & Brirn ------S Hicks
Free Springs u W Maloney
Mt. Marian & Liberty Hill B M L
Mitchell ------)
Shady Grove & Harris j W Shannon
| Howard & Bethel T H Dean
Powell Mission - w M Howard
Tyro & Gravel Springs W Abrom
Joint Board Of Finance; Reverend ]
NV Abrom, Clerical H Jamison, Lay.
District President WINS, Prof. R H
Fightower District SIS. Supt.
Prof. n Smith, President E-wortth
League. Mr.. N billiard, President of
Lay1nen Movement Il
CLARKSDAI- DISTRICT
IS F Flowers -- Presiding Elder
Clarksdale Sta.----- Howarly
Webbs & Summer c l. Crawford
Lula e. jamestown nj L Calter
Hill & House CT. -------------- E House
Curtis Mission ------------, ] H Carter
Lyons & Clover Hell Mis-. Ito be supp
West Alligator &c Duncan Hughev
Coholna & Friers Point. Will Powers
Dublin & Tutwiler Ito be supplied)
Sheard Mission Ito be supplied)
Trotters Point &c Powell to be supplied
Slower Mission. - to be supplied
Joint Board of Finance Reverend F
! P Howard, clerical. Walter Gaines,
lay. President of SIS, Walter Haines
President of Missionary Society, M S.
Emma B Person.
The weekly echo., 1940-01-05
EDITORIAL
Mrs Syphia Davis Succumbs

Mrs Syphia Davis The Wife Of Brother
Friday Night Of Last
The death of Sister Davis
the in had
Sister worked Friday,
The weekly echo., 1940-01-05


Clayton &c Evansville. D Hue
The weekly echo., 1940-01-05
Appointments
Of The North
Mississippi Annual
Conference 1939-'4O
Bishop J. H. Moore
Presiding Bishop

OLIVE BRANCH DISTRICT
Glacier County chief., 1940-07-26
Cowboys Speak a Language
OF Own i'm Talking Rodeo

Pitching-Same as bucking, or buck
jumping.
Pothooks-Spurs.
Pulling leather-Holding on to sad.
die with the hand while riding a
bucking animal, prohibited by the rules
cowboys.
Riata-A rawhide rope: lasso, rope
lariat. H'
Rodeo-An exhibition of riding. rop.
ing, etc.
Rodera-A roundup.
Rough string-Unbroken horses
Rosadero-A wide, leathern Shield
Roundup-To herd to a single poin.
all animals within territory over which
operation extends.
Running iron-A branding iron in
the shape of a poker, or with small
cross bar at hot end Often used by
rustlers to change brands
Rustle-To steal horses or cattle
Saddle string-Riding horses
Scratching-The act of keeping the
feet moving in a kicking position in
riding bucking animals, and one of the
acts necessary to win at any real con-
test.
Screwing down-The act of sinkin,
the spurs into the cinch while ridinS
a bucking horse and failing to moye
feet in kicking motion as provided
in the rules.
Seeing daylight-When daylight can
be seen between rider and saddle dur
ing bronc ride.
Side-lining-To hobble a horse by
connecting front and a rear leg
Single rig-Saddle with one cinch
sold his saddle"-Said of one who
has become financially or morally in.
inSolvent.
Sun-fisher-A bucker that twists his
body in the air so that sunlight hits
his belly.
Tailing-Throwing an animal by
graSping tail and pulling to one side
Tallyman-One who keep math.
ematlcal check on animals being
branded
Tenderfoot-Thats who you are II
you did not know the meaning Of
these words.
Tight legging-When rider holds legs
tight against horse and does not
scratch.
To take leather-Being forced to
take hand hold on any part OF horse
or saddle while riding.
Waddies-Cowboy rodeo or expert
enced range riders.
Wrangling - Rounding up saddl!ng
and riding range horses.
Glacier County chief., 1940-07-26

HELENA-Foot rot has made its ap-
pearance among sheep in western
Montana, DR.. w. J. Butler, state vet
erinarian, reported.
BOZEMAN-TheM Montana AAA COM
mittee announced Aug 81 would be the
last date on which applications for
federal al-risk insurance on winter
wheat will be accepted under the l94l
program.
HELENA-The purchase of SCI 900
in Valier high school building bonds
was announced by Mrs. Nanita B
Sherlock, state land board commission
struction of a high school gymnasium
will mature in 20 years and bear a
20 percent interest rate.
GLENDIVE-The Rev. Arthur Good
ger, who has been the Episcopal rector
in Glendive since 1926, will leave for
his home in Battles, Ala. retiring from
the ministry. He was ordained in
Nashotah. Wis, in 1899 and has con-
tinued in the church work for IL
years.
neutrality-suspicious. for a $4,000
project to improve, grade and surface
runways at the Helena airport was
submitted to the works projects ad-
ministration by members Of the Helena
dupOlI COlIullLSSlOIl VINO SalQ LIle prof.
ect was designed to allow the local
airport to accommodate the greatest
ships that fly"
BILLNGS-Maurice Dykes, 40, was
shot and seriously wounded here by
J. A. Penner. 10. Police said Dykes and
an unknown man attempted to rob
Penner as he left a local bar. Penner,
who had a permit to carry a gun,
drew an automatic pistol and shot
Dykes above the heart
BUTTE-First Of the 10 buildings
in the Butte housing authority project
IS to be completed about Sept. and
the others will be finished thereafter
at the rate Of about one a week OF
the 10 buildings which will house 225
dwelling units of 3, and rooms, Is
are now in various stages Of construc-
ton.
BUTTE-First OF its kind in the
United States, the naturalization cor
respondence course offered to aliens
desiring citizenship has served 414 per-
sons in 103 communities during the
last three years, Joseph E. Parker, state
WPA administrator, reports. Although
the majority Of students are from