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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

wurlitser baby sr.nd in practically new
terms: aA. 1Ss6. Kitt... 1856 $50 g ST. s.. @-',
PIANO. small size baby Erand; price; s10o:
Storase Room. 616 Eye st. NV. %.
P1ANos-sale on, Lester Betsy Ross spin.
siightly used. si95. 90, sia7 90. sos 90.
guaranteed II very ~ easy 1an aerms E Lester pi.nos.
Inc. 1231 q st. NV. District 1924.
RADIOS l25Ol. out Of storage. all makes.
Sl-S2; reconditioned; S3-$4; used parts.
Open Sunday. 624 N. Y. ave.
term terms % Lincoln 1866 $3.50. Aa 8. Smith s''' easy
REFRIGERATOR, g. E., 4 cubic IT,. GOOD
sondisoR nsio ehsaP fGE cash Nd Ec Co..
sse moaei a. E. rr,sidsire Westins sS" ssouse,
Norge Crosley Kelvinator, Leonard and
many others. Big savings; large selection;
$50 up: terms; years free service war
70s 9th st. NV. Republic ITS.
SETh1GFnATossIAsIs; M1sfs%AoSos ADDl,spss So
HOUSE, xiil sacrihce Il deepecut prices:
nationally known refrigerators. such as
Westinghouse. Frigidaire. General Electric.
have hundreds OF refriGerators and have
drastiesliy cut the prices. Even II you are
IN need OF refrigerator this spring. the
group Of 5epossesssd and used models as
orsns s be se,las5si0.i slashsd
a1seoun.s ao s,u. up to 81 Of Terms to suit
lsEanse :, .Mer MWuAIsSIHINGroN's LARGEST AP-
1Esg1ssEE sEfAh s1nSise: Aasa!AsaE IS 9 S. s: NV.
ape arEs Ss sss ., .setIc
tSide door.l
RUGS. Oriental reduced price. Rare Rus
Shop. 1904 18th st. NV
SEWING .MAcH1NEs-.sineer dropheads,
snd ssS. Hes see s az coan Sn
SEWING MACH1NEs-Port. elec. Singer
SIS Rents: % 1ep.irs. s41s slstt 18Th. Col. COL ss45.
SEWING MACHINES. reconditioned. 7.6O
% up; new machines as low as 10c . day
sinser sexins M.chine CO. s11 18th nv
SEWING .MAcHINEsIDrop.head treadles
port .less s2s 50: other iisso eiscs s17 i1seI 81
sSa' IS Isns '1s R.paBs 5aBnt! 1s5e 3sen till
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ne: Lincoln zoos o'' ~
sTENOTYPE MACHINE new. excellent
sse9psd3ition s9s3 used only three months. District
TYPEWRITERs, sl5 up: sold rented. re.
paired; open evenings. A. B. c. Type
writer Exchange. 1855 Randolph NV. Geo
TYPEwRTTERs. ali kinds, portables and
s supDes m'nE eaEsan1 eYeK ss9ss
TERs. us 14th st. RE. 1928.
NV. Geo 1883-Underwoods ST a5 mo.
mos In adv S. IS: no del: 81 add. dep
VACUUM -LEANERS-Hoovers, So. 2.95: Eu-
reka. $S 95: Electrolux with att. S16.95:
cleaner guar. r. Best z sS.1ds ossees e.. Nos sci
l1th St. NV: National 7773. 80
.WnAsHERs-Up ~ to 5oS reductions on 1885
DAYS TEIAL. pay 81 weekly Largest
Hotpoint, Westminster. Norxe. etc. The
ssS SoPR oPGN lG1i sYhN1aos aas s. NV Republic
IhslAP APPsPsf aPPEASSE S HSTSH MASH
I sasFas pEe.. new washns Sn
tire 3-story BLDG. devoted exclusively to
the sales of appliances. We have a repu.
nrieee o. wSsthaE SellinE appliances At real low
now OF in the near future. we advise YOU
strongly to visit US now. used Westing.
house. General Electric A. B. c.. Easy
~ MSaaytag Norge. Thor and others as low a,
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SITUATIONS WoAEk.
Continued
SITUATIONS DoAEsrlc.

| WIDOW to take care Of Fooning mouse for
living quarters: Call Republic 2522 be-
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ROOMS FUR. 6 UkEUR.

l710 LANIER PL. NW.-Attractive. large
double room. adjoining bath. private fam
lily: unlim. phone.
ming water continuous hot water: SIN
family: S2O-S25. Adams 1893
1879 TEWKESBURY PL. NW-Room
furn. or unfurn., for man or woman. Tay-
music studio: use Of piano II desired; re-
6ned people. Box SID. Star
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

AUTO DRIVING taught by expert: easy
parking speciality. Dual control cars as
suring perfect safety. Permits. secured.
School 460S Iowa ave. RA. 1854
GREGG SHORTHAND BY exp. teacher. Be
ginners; review: speed dictation: private
lessons; moderate rates. DU. 292S.
TELEPHONE tP. B. XD OPERATOR: quick,
easy; interesting course. and 4 weeks.
houses; auto doctors of,ces. etc. NEW
20b. 1311 g st. MA. 2117.
sPANIsH--Native teacher, conversational
small groups. Senor Ramos, Hobart a715.
BE A SECRETARY or Jr. ACCOUNTANT
Intensive and finishing courses. 2-S months
New classes starting this week. Inquire
BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F st. Ma 234O.
GIRLS-INVESTIGATE.
Remarkable field OF beauty culture.
Write for free booklet 50" Afiliated mem
ber OF American Institute Of Beauty Gull
ture. National free placement. Naknn
Beauty School. 5000 14th NV. co. aIs9.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
1910 g st. NV. over Nueent's Dress Shop.
rie
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HELP Mrh.
(Continuedl
PAINT SALESMAN

Established local jobber wants to con.
tact man who has Q record for produclnG.
GOOD proposition for right man. Call Mr..
ment
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ROOMS UkFURklsHep.

523 F ST NE large rms, bay win
dow combination d.r-kit: gas. cleo. heat
included: newly decorated; S27.50. 27'
1900 SPRING PLACE NW-Laree room,
kttchenette, porch; gas. cleo, Frigidaire,
phnne
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AILAS NPPLIANCE CO.,
DI 3727 Oman Euas T.iii a F.

d: 3737. Open Ewes. Until PM.
WASHING MACHINES = Brand-new. in
Maytag. Primer and others: $40 and IN
y. g: HARDING & CO., INC,
ELECTRICAL HEADQUARTERS
ol1 1Oln 81 NV. NATL. 2160.
slightly used. cheap for cash. Md. Elec''
Co., 106 BALTIC. blvd. Hyattsville. or. 1873.
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AGENTS.

greatly in demand exceptionally good COM
mission. Phone Decatur 1871 between
I:3O and 1920 am. and after pm 26s
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THE MABELLE HONOUR
Beauty Trained Operator
Is In Demand.
FREE CATAIOG-EASY TERMS
1910 N. Y. Ave. est % Yrs) Met. TITS.
$5-Civil Service Exans.-S5
S5-EvERY DAY EVERY NIGHTS.
ALL INSTRUCTION PAPERS FREE
Begin at once The Civil Service Prepara-
tory School, 500 18th st. NV ME- 6337. .
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ARLINGTON. VA. 4s15 N 18th I'd ;.
Front room in new home; SIS mo. Ches
nut 1919 oGs
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2GE ORGANIZATION

LARGE ORGANIZATION
REQUIRES FULL OR PART
TIME FOR LOW-PRICED
ELECTRICAL ITEMS. MUST
BE PROUD OF PAST SELL
ING EXP. AND CAPABLE
OF MEETING WORTH
WHILE PEOPLE. CALL 1919
18th ST. NV, End FL. MA
T1ONAL 7086.
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statesmen = Excellent oppor-
tunity for outside salesmen to
sell furniture, clothing and house
furnishings. DAILY DRAWING
ACCOUNT. NO CAR NECES-
SARY. Attractive proposition and
permanent employment for ca
pable men. Apply in person be-
tween 4 and 6 pm. at H. Abram-
son, Inc, 1882 7th st. NV. Ask to
see Mr. Hillman
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"THE, MARRY -

701 10th st. Woo beautifully furn.
single and twin bedrooms. running water.
near showers and tub baths. inner-spring
mattresses. elevator Nicely furnished recep-
So wk
COLCRED-2223 St nw-Ground-
floor studio room, running water. Kitchen
cite arrangement. private shower. d.. 2135.
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)ER'S ASSISTANT

TO get BIDS from subcontractor8 and sun-
nly houses Only experienced men apply.
pected and give 5 references. BOX 3os-H
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APARTMGNTs FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY PT.-HOTKL- 2Oth
and p Sts. n.w.-1 room. kit. dinette. pvt
bath; day: 50 or,2 persons: week, S16;
nicely furn. Natl 6A2h
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DOCS, PITS. ETC.
hsaithy. Champs. Reeistsred; paperS 'is iuf. n.
ntshed. 3. y. 1tscher. WIS. 41lO. .
eoS sosSs 9 RS ,ef}ti Dana : .sasas, e'd.
Evening star., 1940-05-28
Sanford, Goal Kicking
Ace From Alabama,
Siqns With Skins

Something the Redskins would
have found quite useful ON several
occasions last year-an accurate
field goal kicker-was reported with
in the fold today with the announce
ment Of the signing of Hayward
(Sandy) Sanford, 6-foot, 210-pound
end from the University Of Alabama.
With a reputation at his alma
mater nearly as good as that Of Riley
Smith, who used to boot 'em ever
consistently for the Skins, Sanford
was the 18th college senior selected
in the annual draft by Coach Ray
Flaherty last year and became the
sixth Of 20 so picked to accept
a Redskin contract.
It was Sanford who was credited
with literally kicking Bama into the
Rose Bowl game of 1898 when his
3-pointer in the last two minutes of
play brought a 9-6 victory over
Tulane and another, with only Sec
onds to go, turned near defeat into
a 81 triumph over Vanderbilt for
the Bowl7clinching bid.
Evening star., 1940-05-28
70 Years Ago
In The Stor

Washington pitchers, already
overworked. face 10 games in the
next six days. The Mats beat
Richmond, 8 to 0, in an exhibition
at Richmond.
Babe Ruth's eighth and ninth
home runs helped the Yankees
beat the Red Sox, 6 to l. Bob
Shawkey, Yank pitcher. engaged
in a torrid fight with Umpire
Hildebrand. Shawkey used his
fists and Hildebrand his mask as
weapons.
Mrs. Thomas Kinkaid and Mrs.
H. A. Knox will play in the final
Of the women's District golf
championship at Chevy Chase
Club.
Evening star., 1940-05-28

Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan
both started out as southpaws.
Their first tournament was a g.
hole caddy meet in Fort Worth
and Nelson beat Hogan in the
finals. A few weeks ago Byron
vanquished Ben in the playon Of
the Texas Open. A friend gave
Charley Root Of the Cubs q zebra
hide and he had q glove made
from it-only one in the majors.
If you've been wondering what
on earth the Dodgers want with
Jimmy Wasdell. well. they hope
to use him In q deal. Coast
papers are blasting the baby
Arizmendi-Sammy Angott fight.
Evening star., 1940-05-28
Discoverer Of Angel
To Second Him in
Mat Match Here

Jack Pfefer. who has discovered
many European freaks as well as
wrestling champions. will be in
Washington Thursday night to Sec
ond the Irish Angel in his CO.
featured match with Gino Martinelli,
Promoter Joe Turner announced
today.
1t will be the first visit to Wash
ington for the little man with the
carnation, cane and derby, but he
considers the Angel one of his
outstanding discoveries and always
takes great pride in handling him
during match.
A change in the supporting card
will send Sailor Ed Franer against
Mickey James, newcomer from
California. and Zim Fam Zum, the
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ndap Division Promises Best Racing With Other Groups Lacking Class
Kay, GottLieb Rate to Advance
In School Net Play Today

Four contestants were destined
to reach the quarter-f1nal round in
Friends Schools interscholastic ten
mis- tournament today, with second
and third seeded David Kay and
Eli Gottlieb of Roosevelt among the
favorites to advance.
Kay was to take on Carl Holden
Of Western and Gottlieb was to meet
John Martin Of Wilson. with first
and fourth seeded Bobby Bensinger
and Hal Titus again idle. The days
other matches sent David Smith OF
Western against Alvin Dulcan of
Friends and Ben Fisher Of Roosevelt
against Charles Hackney of Western.
Also scheduled was the completion
of the match between Carl MAR
Of Central and Arthur Harrington
Evening star., 1940-05-28
Red Leader First Home
In 310-MiIe Bird Roce

Red Leader, from the loft Of
Clark & Darnall. again proved a
leader in the East Potomac Racing
Pigeon Clubs 310-mile race from
Concord, N. c.. when he won his
second race in two weeks. The win
ner covered the distance in less than
eight hours, considered fine per-
fomance in the face of northeast
winds and cloudy weather.
Following is the average speed in
yards per minute of the. first re-
turn to each loft:
p,iIar Clark = Da5nall s6. ,,,i! ,1ii4s.e2; James
114l;45; H. e: Ham. I;141.20: George
Everett Wright. 1.129.O8; n. cutshsw.
l,125.0O: Ktng b Howlin. 1,126. .9s; Carl
G.d5ss g; sserseri o 1d2o.19; Boswell a ll2S5o;
1.123.68: q. s. Ball, .1.122.13: E. Gates.
li:r2 lhi;l22.0o; GeorEe christy, 1.l21 90: Viii
Tsst ss. wssysi n:{,iiii5s ;;;: dI:z; !;
diyior, 1ios as e' United Lois 1.fobs5; lsH
i.1os SO: T. +. Ro6ertson. Y Y1oi 81 20: ihss Hss:
IosSs ss; !o'1o Thomss MoFea6 ios6so: g SccoGS'
Reckewes. 1857 40; Roma 10 Buono,
l,076.65; Jenkins d. Lishtfoot. 1,065. 40;
Bickerton. 1,061.72 Stewart, no distances
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booked for June II at HOLLYWOOD.
r. A. Coons of Union City, N. J..
already has three horses working
out at Saratoga.
Today's guest star-Bob Sted-
Ter, Buffalo Evening News:
Compliment Connie Mack for
his candor. He said recently the
pitching staff of the AS is the
worst in the league and will re-
main So"
One minute interview-Art
Fletcher, Yankee coach: Joe
Cronin certainly is a man of his
word. He announced Hash, Dick
man and Harris as his pitchers
against the Yankees and pitched
all of them-in one game"
Evening star., 1940-05-28
All Arizonu-Texos Clubs Have 500 Mark on Same Dov
No Box Starting Pitcher Hos Finished May Hoe Hole in EooIe Is

One for the book: Here are
the Boston Red Sox leading the
loop and they haven't seen a
starting pitcher finish a game
since May 4. Up to yesterday
the Sox have thrown in 81 pitch
ers this season. Winston Salem.
N. c., with a fine new stadium,
Is trying to line up an intersec-
tional football opponent for Wake
Forest September n. In a COL
lege golf match at jackson, Mich.
last week, Phil Williams of Jack
son trimmed the cup on a 281- yard
part hole. Then his opponent,
Orv Ruttle Of Kalamazoo dittoed.
So they halved the hole with
eagle Is. 1t doesn't happen often.
Joe Louis and Julian Black.
one Of his managers, are on the
Sports Committee OF the Amer
ican Negro Exposition at Chi
cago July 4-September 2.
Evening star., 1940-05-28

ton from now on. None too strong,
the Black Toney colt figures to have
trouble with some of the slow de-
veloping colts in the Belmont Stakes
at 1 u miles to be held June 8.
Real 3-Year-Old Threats.
Such runners as Corydon, victor
over the Kentucky-bred in the re-
cent Withers: Gallahadion, Derby
winner, and several others just COM
ing to form, threaten to take away
Bins crown in that New York clas-
sic. Midland, the Western giant that
was moving up the ladder. is out for
the year, but Century Note, full
brother to the 1881 champion Twen-
ty Grand and stablemate of Cory
don, holds victory over the Withers
winner and looms formidably.
While Lady Maryland was last
years best mare. her throne is being
challenged by Dolly Val, which has
done we'll in minor stakes in Florida
and Kentucky this year. Other than
these there is little to be said of the
weaker sex The f1llies so far have
been topped by Fairy Chant and
Damaged Goods. the latter the To-
to-1 shot winner of the Acorn Stakes
at Belmont last week. Neither Is
much. however.
In the juvenile division High
Breeze has won three times in as
many starts, one win being in the
recent Juvenile Stakes. BY Ariel,
High Breeze is not bred to travel far
and it is probable that when the rich
2-year-old specials are stretched out
he'll be among the also rams. Also,
the best youngsters usually wait
until July before making an appear
ance. Omission and Maemante,
Florida champions, haven's shown a
great deal lately and both appear to
be sprinters.
Evening star., 1940-05-28

Of Roosevelt, halted by rain yester-
day after Harrington had won the
first set, 81. and was leading. +3,
IN the second.
The three matches played yester-
day found Wilson's Martin defeating
Grifnn Holland Of Bethesda Chevy
Chase, 6-3, 6-l; John Waits OF
Rockville outclassine Art Wegner of
Central, 81, 60, and Alvin Dull
can Of Friends whipping Pete Fratt
Of Leland, 6-3, 60.
Don Hegstrom of Eastern and Ben
Fisher of Roosevelt advanced by
forfeit over Afford of Landon and
Steve Piola Of Dewitt. Afford was
kept away by participation in the
final of Georgetown Preps private
school tournament.
Evening star., 1940-05-28
No Horse OUTSTANDING
Among Bidders for
3-Year-0Id Crown
Bimelech Has Numerous
ChuIleneers;; Juvenile
Crop Is Only Fair
By ROBERT HENRY.

Seldom has the racing situation in
the various divisions been so clouded
and unless something happens soon
the experts will have to toss to de-
eide which thoroughbreds get the
usual championship awards. Right
now it is any ones guess which run
ners will top their respective classes
when the main events are over in
November.
Excepting the handicap league,
there are no outstanding bidders for
turf glory
The 3-year-old. juvenile and filly
divisions are weak. Usually by this
time there are one or two topnotch-
ers In each class that figure to end
up titleholders, but with the year
about half over not a single horse
has shown enough to warrant the
crown. in any division.
Many of the stars of last year that
figured to carry on are out with
various excuses. Seabiscuit, two
time handicap champion, has been
retired and his successor, the 1899
leader, Kayak, I'd, recently came
down with an ailment that will keep
him idle some time. Challedon, boss
OF the 3-year-olds last summer, has
not yet returned to competition.
Bimelech won't do as 3-year- old
king and High Breeze, current juve-
nile sensation, still has tough road
to travel before being called the best
of that group. The mare and filly
classes are muddled. Lady Mary
land and Dolly Val so far hold a
slight edge among the mares. Fairy
Chant and Damaged Goods are
passable leaders of the 6llies.
Handicap Class Promising.
The best racing this year should
be in the handicaps. Half a dozen
older runners, some ranking 3-year-
olds last season, have shown promise
OF becoming above average. Many
Stings, winter sensation in Florida
and winner of the Widener Chal-
lenge Cup, has done little lately, but
horses light Eight Thirty, winner of
the Toboggan: Third Degree, winner
of the Metropolitan and tough, old
Honey Cloud, Dixie winner. are right
up there fighting for main honors
These and other hopefuls may
take back seat when Challedon
returns as the Maryland-bre ace
beat the bunch of them last year
when he dominated the American
racing scene. The fleet and sturdy
bay will have his work cut out for
such good ones as Hash, Sun Lover,
Belay, Can't Wait, Fighting Fox and
one or two others are certain to win
their share. Hash, Eight Thirty and
Third Degree are especially formid-
able. Kayak I'd is apt to catch up
sometime in August when compe-
tition is toughest Thursdays SUBJ
urban Handicap should establish
an early leader.
The highly publicised 3-year-old
crop is one Of the poorest In many
years. Super horse" Bimelech, who
now ranks with War Admiral, Ell
Chico and Johnstown as a prime
victim of ballyhoo, still is regarded
as the best of the bunch, but he's
a weak prospect to hold that posi-
Evening star., 1940-05-28
Two Chicago Tracks
Offer 100000 in
Purses in 81 DAYS
Meetings Co-ordinoted
By Washington Park
And Arlington
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 28.- Turfmen
stand to collect around 5000, 100 this
season at Arlington Park and WASH
ington Park race tracks.
The two tracks announced yes
terday = plan to coordinate the two
meetings and boost purses from their
former aggregate.
Arlington Park opens June 20
and runs for 30 days followed by
Washington Park with 81 days end
ing September 2. More than $70O 900
already is In the till for purses
and added money in stake events.
The tracks plan to put up another
5000 900 to enhance the desirability
Of racing here.
Leading stake events of the two
tracks:
Arlington.
June 20. Matron Handicap, $500;
July 4, stars and Stripes Handicap,
' saS oo9 July a H. Lassis Stakes sIooo9 oo9
Washinstsn Park
August 10. American Derby, $4,000:
August "a, Futur!ty. $4,000; September 2.
Washinston Park Handicap. S25. 900.
Evening star., 1940-05-28
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, May 28.-Benny
($45,00O Mccoy is besieged by
get-rich-quick boys In every city
the AS visit. Ken Overlin, the
new middleweight champion Gin
New York, California and Vir-
ginia) was ticketed the sports
star of the week" by the New
York World Telegram. Overlin,
incidentally, is a former protege
OF Spike Webb, Nays boxing
coach.
So help us-Here's something
you won't see again for a coon's
age. Last Tuesday all four clubs
IN the Arizona Texas League
sported percentage OF 500. Ell
Paso, Albuquerque and Tucson
each had won 16 and lost l6. Bis
bee, bringing up the. rear, had
won and lost IS.
Evening star., 1940-05-28
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

Today a year Chicago
Cubs acquired Pitcher Claude
Passeau from Phillies for Out
fielder Joe Marty and Pitchers
Walter Higbe and Ray Harrell.
Three years ago-Tony Ma
nero, United States Open golf
champion, rallied after trailing,
4 down and 8 to go, to beat Harry
Cooper, 1 up. in quarter finals
of P. G. A. tournament.
Evening star., 1940-05-28

Hindu mystery" man. against Luigi
Bacigalupi, the Italian giant. Karol
Krauser meets Pat Corrigan in the
cofeature.
Evening star., 1940-05-28
Minor Results

PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Charlotte, 8: Norfolk. 8.
Winston salem. IL; Rocky Mount, Z.
Only games.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbia. 6; jacksonville, 8.
Augusta. Z: Macon. /.
Savannah. 8; spartanburg. l.
Columbus. 5: Greenville. 4.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Salem. q: Lynchburs, 5.
HarrisonburR. 8: Staunton. 1.
Glacier County chief., 1940-04-12

iof William H. Seward ever sound
sweetly in the ears of the inhabitants
OF the land in which he has labored
1.-THE Stain Remains
Born OF insolent pride, raised in the
lap of perfidy. reared by the hand of
crime. fed with the blood of the free
men, and famed with the signs of the
slaves rebellion-false and cruel in in
cept1on, mercileSs and defiant in its
career-culminates in the mutilation
Of the sick and defenseless and in the
assassination of the man who, sheath
ing the sword of justice, proffered to
the baffled traitor the hand of mercy
and the veil of oblivion to hide his
reproach
Thousands will execrate the deed
and honestly evoke maledictions on the
bloody butchers who perpetrated the
crime; but the stain remains and
oceans of tears of shame and regret
can never efface the foul stigma that
henceforth clingS to the cause The
memory OF our martyr is engraven on
the adamantine tables of undying
fame.
abraham Lincoln, worthy successor
OF George Washington. thy children
despair not of victory or of the Re-
public. On the long list of worthless
now gone to their rest, whose graves
are hallowed by the blessings Of the
nation, thine is the proudest place and
0 4IOuSellOIu WOIu Is my LlJle-
One Of the few, the immortal names
That were not born to die
In Prickly Pear city the following
notice was found posted to the door
of w; A. Alderman, agent for the Post:
Glory enough for one time!
Old Abe has gone to He'll
Hurrah for Jeff Davisl
Grand reception of Old Abe in He'll
Big Dinneri
The Devils Band played Welcome
the Chief'!"
This brought forth from the Post ::
we consider the above production to
be the finest defense of Union prin-
ciples that was ever written. We think
that the most ardent secessionist, out
of madhouse, will consider it time to
shake his skirts clear from contact with
the animated carrion who penned this
able. manly and elevating manifesto
There will ever be some questionable
forms of life bearing the outward shape
of humanity, engendered by the fes-
tering of corruption and feeding on
rottennesS, like those crawling and
writhing vermin that we saw revelling
on the putrid carcasseS of beasts of