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AZ ar r. dear n sac PA Gyms
ago today, May IL, 1912.
Always Esmembersd in our prayers. :.
CLtA 1sa ELLA JANE A: In loving re- e:
JANE ola cEAFIIN, Who DEPARTED s' this lie
aHSRR'y sse eH s1faS M ssas AND
COLBERT, MARY c. In loving remem-
orange Of our devoted mother; MARY G.
nov YOUR LOVING CHILDREN.
FRAZIER. WILLIAM T. In sad but low
and s9her Wi3 Al y aho
| left us suddenly one year ago today, May
| IL, 1912.
In our hearts your memory fingers.
- Always tender and true:
There isn't day, dear husband and father,
his pEvor e. n % shln AN1 g CHILDREN yaI
CAN'T. EDWARD ABRAHAM. Sacred
to the memory Of EDWARD ABRAHAM
| CAN'T, who. departed this life one year
ago today. May IL, 1912.
| You've crossed the raging sea of time
| And left US in the storm:
The angry pillows around US roll,
BY faith we're sailing on.
With only one last hope in view.
And this We know is true,
You never can return to US,
But we can come to you.
And when the storms of life have passed
Well fold this earthly tent of clay
va And meet oI5,M y9u some 4Is sweet y,f DAY G AMI
GRANDCHILDREN.
HOWARD. RUTH SCOTT. In loving
memory, of our sister, RUTH SCOTT HOW
ARD, who departed this life one year ago,
| May IL. 1912.
No 1a matter h2s h srss d less
Heaven seems nearer and brighter
e Bnsv W hst an lo SosE SRs i se t6iE
You are not forgotten.
As long as LIES memories last
EDITH SMITH.
GILES. MILTON. Sacred to the mem
of bur deaf eosd son and father
into rest May ii. 1924, nineteen Years ago.
In Arlington National Cemetery.
Lies the tr3ed we Loved So s dear
DEVOTED MoTHER, JosEPHINE GMEs:
| AUNT. FLORENCE FULLER.
| O'NEILL. ROBERT. Sacred to the mem
DRY of our dear husband and father, ROB
Ell 0NElLL, who departed this life
Pear is the grave where you are laid;
HIS oTSa i WIFE HND e il fish
| WEST. ROBERT LEE. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear husband and father, ROB
ERT LEE WEST, who departed this life
| three years ago. May IL, 1910.
The little road to yesterday
| Winds forever through our hearts,
| Its memories dear and precious
Are of our lives a part
| And fondest Of those memories,
| More lasting and most true,
Are memories of happy times
we've shared dear f Haf: F E,ia i2u'
WHITTINGTON, JOSHUA E. In sad but
loving remembrance of our dear husband
who departed this life one year ago today,
| May II, 1912.
He was always watching for US,
| Hoping We would not be late;
In winter by the window,
In summer on the porch
His thoughts were all so full of u.s.
| We never can forget,
And so We think that where he is
| He must be watching yet
Yes. waiting for us to come home with him,
Hoping We will not be late:
| Watching from Heavens window,
Waiting by Heavens gate.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN .
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missing. But the War Department
shattered their hopes with a blunt
matter-of-fact statement that the
information contained in the tele-
gram was definite.
Mentioned In War News.
Only about month ago Sergt.
DonneIy's name figured in the war
news when Army planes carried out
skip-bombing attack on Axis ships.
He was the radio operator on q
bombing plane. Where and how he
died is not known to the family. The
War Department said letter would
follow the telegram.
Last weeks Mrs. Donnelly received
three letters from her husband,
beautiful letters" that spoke of an
eagerness to come home to his young
wife and their 2-month-old son he
had never seen. News of the birth
of infant Robert Lawrence Donnelly
was forwarded to him last month
through the Red Cross and he had
expressed impotence at having to
wait to see his son. He hoped to be
home by Labor Day.
I'VE expect to receive more mail
from him." said Mrs. Lee. HE
wrote every day. and she wrote
every day. I know we'll get many
more letters"
Left High School to Enlist
Sergt. Donnelly met his wife while
they were students at Mckinley
Tech High School. He left school
in his junior year to enter the
Royal Canadian Air Force, later
transferring to the United States
Army Air Forces. He was too young
to join the United States Army
when he decided to enlist. A year
ago In April he obtained a month S
furlough and returned to Washing
ton to marry his high school sweet
heart. They were together only that
brief time when the fortunes Of war
sent him off to distant Africa, never
to return.
Mrs. Donnelly will continue to
make her home with her mother, an
employe of the optical department
of the Navy Yard.
Were both alone now" the
mother explained.
The dead soldiers mother, Mrs.
Florence Long, is neighbor of his
widow on I street. He also had
three brothers and a sister and a
half-brother and half-sister, who
are twins.
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Mrs. H. {. Showers, so,
Dies as Result Of Fall
Special Dispatch to The Star.

opeclal DlSpatcn 10 Inc Star.
LEESBURG. Va, May 11.-Mrs
Ella Jones Showers. 60, wife of H
Clinton Showers. died yesterday at
the Loudoun County Hospital where
she had been since Wednesday when
she fell and broke her hip. Mrs
Showers, native of Bland County
came to Loudoun County with her
husband Is years ago. She was q
member of the Methodist Church.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by seven sons, three Of whom
are in the armed forces, Corpl
Randall Showers, in England; Pvt
William Showers, Indiantown Gap
Pa; Pvt. T. F. Showers, Memphis
Tenn; also Dodd S., Leesburg; Doak
K. Alexandria; Roy. Upperville
and Claude S., Leesburg.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow at her late residence, with
burial in the Leesburg Union
Cemetery.
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PoroIytic Stroke FotoI
To Percy B. HipsIey, 80

A paralytic stroke, which he suf-
fered Saturday, caused the death
yesterday of Percy B. Hipsley, 38,
of Bethesda. He was the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry C. Hipsley of Rock
vile.
Besides his parents, he is survived
by his widow. Mrs. Audrey Hipsley;
a son, Howard, and three brothers,
Marion T. and Laurie of Washing
ton and Harry Of Rockville.
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rehabilitated the yards two years

rehabilitated the yards two years
ago for war work.
Mr.. Rholeder and three employees,
James R. Baldridge, Allen McLane
Ward and Joseph P. Rainey, are on
trial on charges of conspiring to de-
fraud the Government by submit
ting faxed bids for the purchase Of
more than 100000 worth of con-
struction materials.
Admiral Du Bose. appearing as a
defense witness, said Mr.. Rohleder
did fine and speedy job under
the most difficult circumstances"
The defense also questioned John
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B. (Jack) Kelly, sportsman and con-
tractor, as a character witness. Mr..
Kelly said he bid on four subcon-
tracts for brick work during the re-
Mobilization but got none of the
work. He described the defendants
as honest, law-abiding men,"
Edward Hoag, assistant to the
vice president and general manager
of Cramps, delivered a long state
ment praising the reconstruction
work. Allen A. Dobey, special as
sistant to the Attorney General.
handling the prosecution, asked
caustically: did you rehearse that
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Howard L. HindIey, u,
Vermont Editor, Dies
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RUTLAND, VT, May 11.-How-
ard l.. Hindley, Y, editor and editor
emeritus of the Rutland Herald for
IS years, died last night at his home
after long illness.
A native Of Frome. Ontario, he at
tended Yale University but left to
become telegrapher for the Gen.
trail Vermont Railway at the age
of 16. After 10 years at this work
he entered the newspaper field, in
which he remained for the rest of
his life.
He started work for the Rutland
Herald in 1905 after newspaper en-
ployment in Spokane, Wash, and
Vergennes. Ludlow and Mont
pelier, VT.
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N-Year-0Id Widow
Of Bomber Crewman
Still Maintains Hone
D. c. Man Had Infant Son
He Had Never Seen;
Quit School to Enlist

Mrs. Marjorie Lee Donnelly, 20, of
48 I street NV. didn't want to be-
lieve the telegram from the War
Department informing her of the
death of her husband, Staff Sergt.
William L. Donnelly, in North Africa
on April %. She still hopes it isn't
true, even though all hope seems
gone.
Her mother. Mrs. Oslo Lee, with
whom Mrs. Donnelly makes her
home. said they even called the War
Department yesterday after receiv-
ing the telegram to inquire if a
mistake possibly could have been
made. Perhaps Sergt. Donnelly had
been wounded. Perhaps he was
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~ oas' way, lO az p-AA
WX pose Of conducting the Masonic
brohs1 William sfEEfs f e. aq5 }sse
ROY L. JAMES, Master.
w E. FURR. Secretary. IL
SMITH. THELMA; On Friday. May Z.
ence coy: sister OF Robert, Marion and
Florence Smith and Jeanette Duckett;
Msn e ns COUSIN NY'o OF annie nd Han
She also is survived by a devoted friend,
William Mcqueen
funeral 1 home s N J. f. ave- we and St. NV.
MAY H. se at / pm. M inteTment WOodlaTn
sTRoTHERs, REBECCA. On Saturday,
May s. 1913 REBECCA sTRoTHERS.
of Reans oi restns at tie Msvan & schey
Were services yi &c hsls Msan waas
lawn Cemetery.
n 1s4S h5s TsS.ds9ss sfis a,h s.
and otte B. . Voi s0 Ms ie Cha res cassel
Mrs. Philip Resan and Mrs; Charles TYr-
Thy1sday Nay Is, 4 $40 an. =. w..'' ..,.
mterment Mount olivet Cemetery. IL
vRoMAN, GEORGE. On Saturday, May
1ss Ri sssSssss Ssjoxsd f,S Sss
are other relatives and friends. Remains
may be viewed Tuesday, May II, after 4
p .m., at the residence of his brother-in-
law. William Fractions. 1888 Evans I'd. Sc.
Funeral Wednesday. May II. at l pm.
from st. Johns C. M. E. Church, Stanton
and Douglas rds. Sc. Interment in Wood
lawn Cemetery. Arrangements by Walter
E. Hunter Co. IL
WILLIAMS. GEORGE KERMIT PEE-
WEE. Departed this life on Sunday, May
le42 i,na in Atlan5je City u after 1,
LIAMS. devoted son of Mrs Annie Will
liams, brother of Charles E. Williams. Mrs.
Frances E. Devine and Mrs. Almeda Baker.
He also leaves other relatives and friends.
Notice of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
by Barbour Bros, 4s K st. ne.
WoODARD, JAMES T. Suddenly. on
1908 Morse St, ne, JAMES T. WOOD
ARD, the beloved son of the late James and
Susan Woodland and brother of Mrs. C.
c. Cave. Mrs. Kate Woodland and Mr.
Frank J. Woodland Remains resting at
H. NJ. Padgett's funeral home 131 18th
ST. Sc
Funeral services at Register Chapel.
Stafford, Va, on Wednesday, May IL, at
IL am. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment church cemetery. IL
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Bethesda Summer PIoy
Program to Be Topic

Plans for a summer recreation
program for Bethesda youths will
be discussed tomorrow night at a
meeting of the Bethesda-C Chevy
Chase Parent-Teacher Association
in the school gymnasium.
Fred Tuemmler of the Maryland
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission will outline plans
for recreational program.
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Admiral Du Bose Defends
Contractor for Shipyard
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, May lad
miral William G.. Du Bose, retired,
chairman of the board of the Cramp
Shipbuilding Co., testified in Federal
Court yesterday that neither the
Navy Department nor the company
was defrauded when Charles F.
Rohleder, Philadelphia contractor
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Draths

h ts o a8s!s Il hTh hSs slSvsd h Ms.
s 81 hs Of W ye b bser rfnfs aS 4s sf
Gravesids services at Arlington National
Relatives and friends invited.
day. May 10. 1913; at his home. 1916
M YRoo%E aaes1E Rsh bssv,d PERCY
Funeral services at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase funeral home OF VIM. Reuben Pun
phrey on WN,edn ne May y, at 2 pm.
HUETER; CHARLES j.. On Monday,
ant st; NV. CHARLES j. HuETER, be;
Ms # Keller }ehe Mrs ce Geofse Boyd au MsE
Mrs: Anna H. Pettis and Mrs. Clinton J.
Friends may call at his late residence,
Melted fS sd friends lends
etery. 12
JACKSON, EMMA S. Departed this life
s3at day., May g. 1873, after a brief III
9ehn t9A s mo1 o Hf EdT IF nf sn
Julius Jackson and Mrs. Eta Mae Craig.
sar M sSs Mary to mon Their loss sis
botham, ard seven grandchildren, other
relatives and friends. Remains resting at
her late residence 1925 1st st. NV, after
5 pm. Tuesday, May IL
Funeral Wednesday. Nav 12, from Mount
Carmel Baptist Church. 3rd and Eye SITS.
NV. at l pm Rev. w. H. Fernigan Of
hclating. 1nterp.ent Harmony Cemetery.
ARRANGEMENTS by Barnes & Matthews.
JOHNSTON. CHARLES RILEY. Sud
denly. on Sunday, May 9, 1913. CHARLES
RILEY JOHNSTON, beloved husband Of
Mary Eleanor Johnston and father Of Will
also is survived by his mother and father,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Johnston; his sister.
Mrs Nelson Grant, and brother. Samuel
A. Johnston.
Remains resting at Hysons's funeral
home, 1900 N st. NV, where services
will be held on Wednesday. May 12, at 8
am. Friends are invited to attend. In
terment WayneSboro, Pa IL
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LITTLE want Ad" In The Star
brings q LOT Of results. MA. 5000.
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SHELTON. WILL

SHELTON. WILLIAM r. Federal Lodge
a No. ]. F. A. A. M, will hold a
A |;;|; !:
W brother. WILLIAM r. SHELTON.
R0X JAMES
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speech with counsel for the de-
fense?"
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Itt Mrtttnrtattt

BROWN, JAMES H. In sad but lovine
remembrance of our dear father, JAMES H
BROWN. who departed this life one year
ago today, May IL, 1912.
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a. ADAMS, CHARLES H. On Saturday
s4s Ap At ca Sedssd bho asssnd
OF Lola NJ Adams. ' ''"A'
Services at Chambers funeral home 517
pm Relatives and friends Invited s l. ~' In n:
terment Congressional Cemetery.
ARMoR, SUSAN ". On Monday. May
20: lg4s' at s, her y residence 529 MARYLAND
no sgsAs v A ATmo2 and aeS %fs
Julia l.; Kelley. Also survived by five
Services at Chambers funeral home, SIT
Pm InteEmsnt in George Washington
,AsCosI. ANDREA n. On Tuesday. May
lStf Ms A lssdsnef se sS oS sd
pominle. Vic and Daany ef A 81 he0h Mrs.
Mary Celenzi and Mrs. Helen Jones. Re
Nods oi iune era stsr TSees
Chambers.
BEAVER, LILLIAN A.. On Monday, May
dn and c ane oh bse Tels
Notice Of funeral later. Arrangements
oy MalVan Schey.
BOND. HENRY tHARRY) WILSON. On
WILSON soNb the SON 81 the late s samae
ana Corneiia Ward Bond, father OF henry
s.,
Irene Bailey of Washinsto ton. b. C.. brother
OF MIS-: Rachel Bond Lake of Baltimore
Mo Mrs RaIs IIyn Of Atlantic City
Funeral services will be held az Mr.. Sam
snel 7. Hemsleys S. .57S W. Biddle ST., pal
timore; Nd, on Wednesday. May IL, at
IL o'clock.
BRYANT, ALBERTA C. On Sunday, May
9. 1919: at Casualty hospital. ALDER la
G. BRYAN, beloved wile OF Boley Bryant.
aged 40 years. Remains resting IN the
r, A, 1t n
Funeral from Providence Methodist
Church, Westmorelanu county. Va. on
ana 1rlenos invited. IL
CAMPHOR, SARAH. On Saturday, May
s, 1913, SAkAH CAMrhOk, wife OF
SseDnen t6 Csmpnor ene also leaves to
Mrs. Annie JACKSON. ana otne1 re4atives
The late Mrs. camphor is resting al
10 am. Wednesday; thereafter will lie In
state at Mount olive haptist Church, 9TH
will be held Wednesday. May IL. at pm.
IL, 1913. BENJAMIN D., CAfK. beloved
father OF Lester b.. Cecil w. and Doris
Services at Chambers funeral home, 5l7
18th ST. Sc. on THURSDAY, May Is, at
2:3U pm. Relatives ana friends invited
anterment IN Fort Lincoln Cemetery. IL
. CHAMBERS. MAURICE. Departed this
s4le SATURDAY. May 3. 1913, at Mount Alto
Hospital, MAURICE CHAMBERS OF 1ol2
% st. Sc, son OF the late FRANK and
Alice Chambers. He leaves TO mourn their
loss wife. Beatrice M. Chambers: sister,
Mary M. Jones OF Calvert County, Md. and
four brothers. hamilton, Frank and John
Chambers of Calvert County, Md. and Earl
Chambers OF WASHINGTON. D. c. Remains
may be seen at the ABOVE address Wednes-
day. May II. after pm.
tuneral Thursday. May 10, at l pm.
from ST Edmunos Cnurcn. Calvert County.
Md. mterment Friday, May ii, at 1880
pm. at Arlington National Cemetery. Ar
fangements by the Eugene Ford funeral
dome. 1900 South Capitol st. IL
y CHAMBERS, MAURICE. nenarted this
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Mrs. Harrison EntertainS
For Daughter-in-IaW

Mrs. Cecil Harrison invited friends
to her home for tea Thursday af-
ternoon to meet her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Matthew Harrison, who
was visiting here. Fifty women from
Glasgow and Fort Peck called dur
ing the afternoon.
The tea table was covered with
an official West Point damaSk cloth
which Capt. Matthew Harrison had
presented to his mother while he
was a cadet at the national military
academy and which she presented
to her daughter-in-law following the
tea Thursday as a souvenir of her
visit. Pink roses in a crystal bowl
formed the centerpiece, and pink
candles in crystal holders ere also
used in decoration of the table. The
buffet was banked with bouquets
Of pink gladioli.
Mrs. Paul Friedl and Mrs. G.. A.
Clark poured during the first hour.
and Mrs. A. j. Kreft and Mrs. Paul
Hoffman poured during the second
lour. Mrs. George German assisted
Mrs. Harrison.
Captain and Mrs. Harrison left
morning for Camp Davis, N.
where he will be stationed.
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Deaconess Hospital
Notes

Helen Cloves of Glasgow was a
patient for minor surgery last Wed
neSday and Thursday.
Harry CoSrer of Malta was a pa
ent for medical treatment from
last Wednesday to Tuesday.
Stanley Rorvik. 8. son of Mr.. and
Mrs ALI Rorvik Of Glasgow. had a
tonSil operation THURSDAY.
James Sullivan. 7. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Sullivan Of Glasgow.
had a tonsil operation Friday.
Barbara Richardson. 9. daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Richardson
of Glasgow, was a medical patient
from Friday to Monday.
Floyd Daley of Nashua was a
medical patient from Saturday to
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mark Hill of Glentana was a
Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Mavencamp of Saco en-
tered Sunday for major ureer
Fred Good of Larslan entered
Monday for medical treatment.
Thomas Trip. 2. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Trip of Glasgow, en-
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Community


TONIGHT r..
8-White Shrine of Jerusalem at
Masonic temple.
8-Degree of Honor past presi-
den's night at Odd Fellows hall.
FRIDAY
2:30-Council of Church Women
at Christian church.
SATURDAY
2-Degree of Honor Juvenile hike
and sack lunch, gather at South
side school.
SUNDAY
2:3O to 5-Open house honoring
the Rev. and Mrs. w. L. Bennett
and family at Methodist church.
MONDAY
2:30 - Methodist Circle C with
Mrs. E. j. KjelStrup.
8-Order of Eastern Star at Ma
soric temple.
TUESDAY
8-First meeting for season of
Glasgow Woman's club.
WEDNESDAY
2:30-Methodist Circle D. Place to
be announced.
2:30 Baptist Junior circle at
church parlors. Mrs. Mason Melvin
hostess.
2:30 Sunflower Art club with
Mrs. r. L. Thomas.
7:30 - DorcaS club with Audrey
johnson, GOA Third avenue north.
8-PaSt Matron's council of East
ern Star at Masonic clubroom.
Mrs. Elmer Hall hostess.
|
THURSDAY
ALTAR society prayer hour at
church followed by meeting at club
house.
2:30 Christian Ladies aid at
home of Mrs. Ezra Hurlburt.
2:30-Lutheran Esther Lydia cir
lie. Place to be announced.
FRIDAY
2:20-Deaconess Hospital guild at
hospital.
2:30 Harmony group with Mrs.
Nakken.
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Social and Club News
of the Glasgow Section

rated with many bouquets of flow
ers sent by Mrs. Blanch Hatch OF
Fort Peck and Mrs. Homer Cloves
Covers We're laid for SO. Miss Mary
Hoole said grace. A trio composed of
Agnes Bayne, Dorothy Briggs and
Mary Thomas sang, accompanied by
Wanda Larson. Miss Minnie Sektnan
was presented with a bridal gift by
the lodge.
A formal meeting of the lodge, at
which Mrs. Martin Miller presided,
followed the banquet. The floor work
was eXemplified by the drill team,
members of which wore formal
dresses in pastel colors.
Mrs. Adams spoke on Rebekah
lodge activities. She was presented
a gift from Laura Rebekah
Mrs. Henry Burger making
the presentation.
Mrs. Adams went to Culbertson
Tuesday where a district meeting of
the lodge was held. She was accom-
by Mrs. Ned Johnson. dele
gate from the local lodge, and Mrs.
I. w. HUMPHREYS.
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tered Saturday for a tonsil opera
ton.
Mrs. Byron Richter of Glasgow
received medical care from Sunday
to Tuesday.
j. S. McHenry of Glasgow entered
Monday for medical care.
Mrs. Eugene Kapphan of Glasgow
entered Monday for major surgery.
James Mosely, 4, son of MI. and
Mrs. Charles Mosely of Glasgow,
entered Tuesday for a tonsil opera
ton.
Mrs. James Turnland of Wheeler
entered Tuesday for medical care.
Mrs. w. D. Miller of Saco received
medical care Tuesday. :
Charles Marshall of Glasgow en-
tered Tuesday for medical atten-
ton.
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WOLVES WIN
Continued from page ~

ball bounded loose. 1t vas OF the
next play that Bundy suffered his
injury. The half ended a minute
later.
Third period was played on near
even terms and the Glasgow line
edged the big Wolf forwards. Near
the end of the third, the Wolves
capitalized when Glasgow fumbled
a kick and Wolf Point recovered on
the Glasgow AZ. Rushes and passes
advanced the ball to the Glasgow 7
and again Bushman passed accur-
ately to Casey, who jumped out of
a weller of players to grab the ball
and core. Bushman ran to get the
extra point and it was 1876. A Glas-
COW tumble soon after the kickoff
gave Wolf Point the ball on the
Glasgow l6. Bushman a right end
for Z and then Stephens hit the
of the line to score Extra
point failed and it was 25 to 6.
Toward the close of the game
Coach Bob Murray sent in many re-
serves and they held the Wolves
in the goal post shadows, helped by
Coles pass interrogation.
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Miss Liam Speaks at Business
and Professional WOman'S Club

Miss Aagot Liam spoke on Food
in Wartime" as a program feature
at the Glasgow Business and Pro-
fessional Woman's club at the Con-
gregatonal church parlors Monday
night. A quiz on nutrition was dis
tributed for study. Mrs. Mona
McNulty and Mrs. Paul Kinder
knecht were elected to membership.
Mrs. Bessie Brant, Mrs. Fern
Russell. Miss Audrey johnson. Mrs.
John Shepherd, Mrs. Ri%nderknecht
and Miss Liam gave short reports of
a district meeting held at Glendive
Sunday. Other members who had
attended the conference were Miss
Dorothy Ryan, who substituted for
Mrs. c. w. Kampfer in conducting
a public affairs department forum,
and Miss Maybelle Stensrud. Guests
at the dinner were Miss Frances
Ann Shambaugh, Mrs Mark D.
Hoyt, Mrs. Harriet Carrier of Great
Falls. and Mrs. William R. Dawes
Jr.