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Luncheon Speaker

"Plus Values of a Month in
Germany" will be the topic Of
a talk by Miss Marguerite Ra-
walt before the Zonta Club of
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Lake Village
Mrs. Laura Clznton


Miss Ethel Jackson left saiur-
day for Chicago. She was accom-
panied by Mrs, Mammie Smiley,
Miss Ruby Lee Smiley and Mrs.
Elnora Glover. The group will
spend their vacations with fela-
tives and friends Mrs. Clan
ton, returned home Thursday, aft
eli visiting relatives and friends
In st. Louis and Alton, Illinois d.
Silas Neal of Dermott. visited
bis sister. Mrs, Clanton. the past
week END James Winston.
died at his home Sunday evening
after a long illness. Funeral will
be announced later The first
meeting of the Colored division
OF the Water carnival. met Tues
day evening at the Negro exten-
sion office. where the committee
ehairmen were selected. Thcy are
Claude A. Davis. james Bankston.
Wilbeft A. May and Miss Ethel
Green, secretary -. Mrs. Mary
Percy Of Helena and son. Richard
Jones Of Chicago visited relatives
Sunday.
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Mt. Zion Com.

Lowe Branch
The school closing exercises were
held Friday mite, Guests were
Mrs. v. v. Cleveland. Arkadel-
phia and Mrs. Colean Tyson Of
this community. Both are instrue-
tors at Ralph Bunehe school. Ben
ton Labannon Baptist Sun
day schools attendance and III
nance were very good, the past
Sunday . The five clubs of the
Labannon Baptist church are
sponsoring "a drive. Club No. 5. is
giving a fish fry Saturday at Mt
Zion school.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-25

MOTHERS DAY AT BETHEL-The Mothers day observance
Bethel AME church. 9Th and Broadway took added
feature this sponsored by the Mothers club Reading
left right Mrs Christine Washington 1882 Spring
the mother in attendance Mrs Susie Carter
1900 IL Ringo street Behes Mother of the Year Mrs
L. Perkins 2900 Center street oldest mother in attendance
and Mrs Mary A. Smith, 100 Pulaski street. the mother with
the most children in attendance.
Mrs. Christine Washington is the mother of seven chill
dren and Mrs Mary A. Smith the mother of eight children
Mrs Susie Carter received the highest number of for
Mother of the Year poll taken by the Mothers club She
is the mother of five children five grand children and two
great grand children has been member of Bethel for 70
and is "A of She is very faithful and
active member of the church she loves S dearly
Mrs. b. Y. Lewis, president of the Mothers club, Mrs.
Blanche Evans, secretary Mrs Dorothy b. Allen. treasurer
and Rev. r. X. Young is church pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-25

The North Little Rock library, sos East 18th street, is
planning special Reading club for all children from
grade school, Plans this basing the read
ing club Strategic Air Command which commands the
Rock force base Each child registering, is
given small aipane with his name upon it, Each book that
he reads and reports gives him the chance his
plane the air base BY reading minimum Of one
he his plane thru the twelve bases of
this Second Force BY reading books his tour takes
him thru the of the Fifteenth and Eighth Air Forces
the other branches of the Strategic Air Command in this
country Registration for the Reading club begins today F
day) at the library continues thru July 31st The award
for completion the first II books trip thru the Little
Rock air force August 18TH the last day
Encourage your children to read for pleasure this summer
The library open Monday thru Friday from to p
Cemmie Jones librarian.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-25

ENGAGEMENT ANNouNceo-The engagement of Marjorie
Erwin TO O. G. Smith, jr has been announced by her
,pnis Mr. and Mrs. Roddy Erwin of West Helena Mr.
krb the son of Mr. and Mrs o. G. Smith of FL Dorado
Erwin received her bachelor of science degree in bust
as education from AM&N college Pine Bluff She is pres
g employed teacher at the South Side school, Helena
L. S member Of Delta Sigma Theta sorority. Mr. Smith
ksyed his bachelor of and master degrees in mahe
scs Fisk university, Nashville. Tenness He
ged as a math teacher at Grambling college Grabbing
sana His fraternity is Omega Psi Phi The wedding is
hedued for July 6, 1856 at the First Baptist church in
#eyl Helena.
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RECEIVES PET MILK BABY cERTIFIeATE-Mrs I T
eCuum receiving the engraved Special Award Certificate
from Mrs Ruth Jefferes, Pet Milk consultant when her
daughter, Paula IL months old named Pei Milk Baby
oil the Month" Each month the Pet Milk company puts the
spotlight on one of the eommunty happest and heahiest
babies In addition TO the certificate Mrs MeCuum is award
ed certificate good for groceries her fayorte food
store Watch this paper each week for the Pet Milk Baby of
ue AlohlH Next month may be your baby -Davy foto
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-25

Mrs Swettie Mae Miller, gospel singer of Hot Springs,
will sing Reed Memorial CME church. 3st lizard
every fourth Sunday mite in each MONTH Rev W. S Jones,
pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-25

Reed, De Ella
Smith, Charity b
Walker. Jimmy l.
Ward. Lenora ID.
Division Of Home Economics
Bachelor of Science.
Aleorn. Annie S.
BreedloKe, Maude Z.
Byers, StatoTia X.
Clark, Fl Mary
3Clark. Lou Venia ].
Clinkseale, Marjorie
Cooper, Julia L.
Ford, Ever Lee
Jackson. Naomi ID.
Kennedy. Lucille H.
King. Hazel NJ
Mckinstry. Goldena
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|: AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK
Mrs. g. Handy, Phone FIR 4-sts7 or FIR 4-ssss

Chapel the Hope Baptist church sponsore
monthly program Sunday Visiting chors St Mark, Gsowa
Thomas Memorial pastor W NJ Talton sponsor Rev T.
Koakley pastor; Mrs W. johnson, reporter.
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Phone us Your News - FIR 2-5e38
(ih The Clubs

The CayaetteS club met last week the Club And St,
Mrs Geneva Leary hostess brief business session
conducted and followed by delicious repast Three
1 Of whist played and the winners follows:
Mabe Johnston. hi score; Mrs Alfredo Jones second
p Jessie Mae Williams, third. The meeting will be
with Mrs Charity Lee hostess at 32i West 33rd ST.
Vege Kholman president; Mrs Nettie Jones, reporter.
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CLASSIFIED ::

PAIN! PAINi PAIN!
LINIMENT STOPS ANY PAIN
1912 Z. Street. Dixie Addition.
No. Little Rock. Pm. WI 5-9132
5:1f-6.29 81
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Here and There

Mrs. Elizabeth Crawford and mother, Mrs " B Wiker
state inspector for beaucians in the city Wednes
day. They from Texarkana.
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The Singing union will be held Sunday, 2:3O p.
grim Progress Baptist church. 18th and Magnolia streets
James Miller pastor, E Jackson, president Mrs. D. Hug
secretary.
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Sgt Robert West is home visiting his grandmother,
Fannie Lindey coo Hazel street. other relatives frier
He will leave for oversee duty soon.
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AMEN Awards

Continued from page four
Brandon. William L.
Corrothers. Billie J.
Harris, Mae Fern
Hawkins. Muriel ID.
Hayes, Sula Mae
Hill, Sarah N
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The Usher union held Sunday at Pilgrim Rest Bapts
church. Rev Terry pastor Amount of money SllSl4 c.
Brown president Mrs. B. Handy, reporter
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-25

HEAR REV JAMES r. ROBBINS.
the famous fire ball Of the
south give 10 You songs Of his
own composition each Sunday
morning over Radio Station
KxLR from 10 10 lois. u
BARBER WANTED Registered
Licenses net necessary. Sam
Stewart, 2sO9 Spring ST. SIS
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Nash, Linnie ID.
Sanders. Orean ID.
Turner. Martha z.
Utsey. Katie L.
UtSey, Minnie w.
Wilson. Queen Ester S.
Division Of Industrial Education
Bachelor Of Science:
Adams. Franeile
Cobb. James A.
Doles. Walter s.
Hendrix. William J.
Jones, Ralph p.
Hackey. Samuel A
Mitchell John Henry
Nash. Mckinley II.
Sampson, Bernell
See AM&N AWAhDs-pAge five
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III AK IvrRY DOCTOR KNOWS Is
Larnation. It's the safest form Of
milk for baby's bottle E. the most
nourishing and digestible, too. No
wonder s out Of 10 mothers whofeed
their babies a Carnation formula
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entertained at the clubs seventh rock dance
Friday mite During inermson the members introduced
accompanied by their husbands who danced music furnished
by Ebert Green and orchestra The was held al Club
Morocco Mrs Dorean Newsum president of the Ladies club
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-25

Mrs W. W. Kidd 14l6 West 9th street has returned fror
an extended vacation during which she visited friends and
atves in Fort Worth Dallas Longyew and Marshall Texas
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BOB NEWS Typewritinq for Teen-agers

~. =, yFS''' 's'''S TT -
WIS NJ. {. JOHNSON has planned her Summer School
sedue 10 accommodate those persons below high
shOO level. we'll special class for teen-asers in
e"rns Mrs. Johnson states that her business school
an opportunity school providing for training the year
und Students may register at any time for day or mite
asses All qualified students accepted The Summer SEES
son will sehedule classes in Typewrng beginners, in
ediate and advanced sectons) Gregg Shorthand Book
spns Filing and Indesing 800 w. a. Phi. FIR 24143-Adv
The Sasnakra club met with Mrs Doris Edgeson, who
d over the meeting Members asked TO bring their
list Sunday special call meeting, at the home Of
Alice Lupo II decided TO have third meeting We'd
S at Mrs Odessa Jones residence Mrs. Lula Nolan pres
and Geraldine Burt, reporter
Guests and friends of tho SouthSide Ladies' club were
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Guests and friends of the Southside Ladies club
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AhNouNcEmENT-oR. G. r. LEWIS, JR., announce.
the opening Of his offices for the practice of Dentr,
at 81 w. 9th St, Little Rock. Phone FIR 6-2e65 A
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citizenship responsibilities. Miss
Yaroslava Sachno. winner Of
FIRST prize in the l966-56 Ma
tional High School Essay Con-
test, Ladies Auxiliary Of the Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars. spoke on
"America-Beacon Of Hope"
Brig. Gen. Thomas A. Lane,
District Engineer Commits ioner,
delivered the main address.
The citizenship conference BAN
quet was held last night. Some
500 delegates heard Charles p.
Taft, mayor Of Cincinnati; Mai.
Gen. Melvin J. Mas, USMC. re-
tired, chairman Of President Eli
senhower's Committee on the
Employment Of the Physically
Handicapped, and Philip Klutz-
mix, national president Of B'nai
Birth. speak on THE Ideals Of
United States Citizenship"
Servicemen Guests
Among the honor guests were
helders Of the Purple Heart from
Walter Reed and Bethesda Naval
Hospitals.
Mayor Taft said: "The good
!
American citizen must have q
listening ear and a faculty fol-
wanting to consider the other
mans viewpoint"
He said the voter is some
times forced to choose between
two evils but. nevertheless, must
have the independence Of spirit
and the courage to speak up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19

dean Of education at George
Washington. welcomed the dele
gates.
The keynote address was given
by DR.. Anthony Charles LaBue.
associate professor Of education
at the university. He said a good
leader must listen to contribu-
lions offered by others, convey
q feeling Of acceptance and help
link trains Of thought into
understandable chains for bet
ter group understanding.
Twelve workshop participants,
including Mr.. Gillilland, pre-.
sented a series or nd-tables
devoted to examination Of the
"l956-57 Challenge to PTA
Leaders Of the District"
A program Of skits. outlining
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PTAW Workshop Turns
To Study Of Leadership

Education and the District Con-
gress Of Parents and Teachers.
The tirst session today was TO
concern itself with Effective
Methods for Getting the PTA Job
Done" Miss Dema Kennedy Of
Chicago, field consultant with the
National Congress Of Parents and
Teachers. was to be one Of the
speakers.
John B. Gillilland, president Of
the District congress, presided
over the. opening program last
night. DR.. James Harold Fox,
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the color and court formality
that accompanies the swearing
In Of new citizens. Hundreds Of
conference delegates witnessed
the proceedings.
Judge Matthew F. MCGUIRE,
of the u. S. District Court for
the District Of Columbia. adj
dressed the petitioners and adj
nninistered the oath.
Pilgrims Of Freedom
Judge MCGUIRE stressed the
Importance of good citizenship
He told the group that while
they come from many cultures
and many lands, I'VE are all pill
grims Of freedom"
Richard L. Walsh. chairman OF
the Committee on Citizenship Of
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the "cues for conducting a sue
cessful meeting" was to begin
today at l pm.
Another session, on paving the
way for successful PTAs at all
school levels. was scheduled to
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the District Bar Association, in
bringing greetings from the city's
lawyers, urged the new citizens to
study the Constitution and be-
come devoted to the principles
for which it stands.
In a brief address. Angeles
Maragousias, formerly Of Greece,
on behalf Of the new citizens,
told the conference the dreams
of all Of them have come true
today.
Told Of Responsibilities
Miss Gaustine Dennis. treas
urer general Of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, adj
lvised the new Americans of their
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within pressure groups for mod
Grafton and accommodation"
Gen. Mas said Americas
greatness derived from the fact
that the finest people Of ali ma
tons have emigrated to this
country for ITS years"
Mr.. Klutznik called for more
enlightened citizens so good
citizenship can carry this Nation
forward"
Representative Bentley, Re-
publican Of Michigan, presided
over the dinner session and urged
conference delegates Ito help
get out the vote"
A final business session was
to be held at the hotel from 1880
to 2:30 pm. today.
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63 Become Citizens
AT Special Ceremony

persons "a foreign countries took the oath OF
allegiance American citizens at special natuaza-
ton ceremony today in the Hotel Stater
Presidential Ballroom converted into court
special which marked the formal closing
18th annual National Conference Citizenship
Included among the SO petitioners Russians
The ceremony which got underway at included all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19

Some ESQ parents and teachers
were to get down to work today
on a study Of leadership--the
overriding topic at the annual
PTA workshop, which got under
way last night in Lisner Audi
torium. Twenty-first and H
streets NV.
The three day leadership study
is sponsored jointly by the George
washington University School Of
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begin at 2 pm. Adjournment was
set for Sis pm. g.
The final session will be held
at 0:35 am. tomorrow in Grant
School, Twenty-second and q
streets NV. with a meeting Of
the board Of managers.
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ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT

IN DOCTORS TESTS. NEW STAINLESS FORMULA WIN
AMAZING AESTHETIC ACTION Stops PAIN INSTANTLY
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plan on spending a short time
in st. Paul before returning to
their home in Phoenix, Ariz.
Both couples have been employ,
cd at the Glacier Park Hotel
this past summer. Mr.. Rudcbeck
and Mr.. Grcipcl are painters.
Mr.. Grcipcl is head painter for
the company and has been EN-.
ploycd here for twcnty.scvcn
summers.
Mrs. John Fabian of Mcdonald
called at the {. W. Stevenson
home Sunday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Fabian are carctakers
at the Mcdonald Hotel.
Maurice Dougher, Mr.. Andcr.
sons assistant in the East Glacier
Park Hotel Gift Shop, left Sun.
day to spend a few days in Great
Falls before going to his home
in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Anderson
left this past week for their St.
Paul EOmc. Mr. Anderson is
superintendent Of the Glacier
Park gift shops.
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East Glacier Park
Mrs. Lee Burns

Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Clark
and boys of Casper, Wyoming,
have been guests at the Fred
Shcrburnc home the past ten
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dunn's
gift shop and fountain will close
the 3lst of October for the winter
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. jess Underwood
of New York have been visiting
at the Harlon knowlton home.
The Undcrw0ods are employed
on the St. Lawrence River Rccla-
nation Project.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Kobi,isch
and Linda of Sunburst, and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. kObi,
tisch of Killdccr. y. OAK, and
Elmer Ness of Salem. ore. were
Sunday evening guests at the
Lee Burns home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Banning
left for their home in ST. Paul
Wednesday morning of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Rudcbcck
and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Grripcl
left this week for St. Paul. They
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-10-18

Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Hanson
and children of Conrad we're
Sunday evening guests at the
Norman Walker home.
Jim Olson and John RUBBISH,
assistant cashiers of the Glacier
Park Hotel Co., left for their
homes in St. Paul.
Miss Dorothy Olson. daughter
of Mr.. II. Olson. st. Paul, and
Raymond Dale Nicholson (NickJ
of Texas, were married Friday.
October IL, at I.cthbridgc, Can
ada. Mr. and Mrs Jazz Orr were
their attendants. Friday evening
the newlyweds left for Chester
to visit with the new Mrs. Nickel
sons sister, Mrs. Pat Ryan. be.
fore going to llyword, Montana.
their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs j. S. Jcffric, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George E.dklns pic
nickcd at Bigfolk Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wilson are
spending their three weeks va
cation at their home in Striker.
Mr.. and Mrs. ada kafka and
family of lIavrc spent the week
end with Mrs. kafka'S mother.
Mrs Tillic Schafcr.
Mr.. Jack Marquette passed
away Sunday afternoon. He has
been an invalid for several year,
He leaves his wife and one son,
John. As yet arrangement for
his funeral have not been made
The East Glacier Park WO
mans Club will hold its frs,
meeting of the year 4, the home
of Mrs. Cora DupraS. Thursday
evening az 8 p. m. NcSdamc>
Corners. l.cMay and Rock will
assist as hOStcSSrS.
Mr.. and Mrs l.ada Kalka and
Wildrosc, y. OAK. parents of
Lee Burns. stopped for a two
day visit with their son and
family before going on to their
home in Salem. Oregon They
spent the summer at their farm
in North Dakota.
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IAN Act to Submit to the Qualified
Electors OF the state Of Montana an
amendment To Article XII Of the
constitution of the State of Mon.
lana, Re lating to Revenue and
Taxation, by Adding Thereto "a New
section to be- known and DeSignat-
ca as Section I tb) of Article XII,
Providing that no Monies Paid into
IN" state Treasury which are De-
rived from Fees. Excuses or License
Taxes Rrla, ling to Registration, Op.
Grafton or Us" of Vehicles on the
Public Highways or to Fuels Used
Except Fees and Charges Paid to
the Board of Railroad Commissions
rrS OF The State of Montana and the
rum" Service Commission of Mon.
lana or its Successor or Successors
ny Motor Carriers Pursuant to Law,
shall he Expended for Any Purpose
other than that Provided for Here.
in"
Al said General Election there vii
he elected the following officers Il
zach county entitled to such Officers
making allowance for tn" fact tina
certain offices have been consolidate,
IN certain counties and that Othe
rn"ntirs may have adopted II manager
lal form of government:
One County Commissioner for tern
OF six years
One County Attorney
One County Auditor In each count
Of the State entitled 10 such office
One County Surveyor
Two Justices Of the Peace in eael
organized township In each count
Two eonsfabies In each organize,
township IN each county
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One Clerk Of the District Court

And, In addition to the above Officers
specifically named as being elected to
fill vacancies. there will also be elected
at said general election all county
and township officers to fiji vacancies
which now exist otherwise than by
expiration of the term Of office.
Also at said general election will be
determined any local questions to he
submitted to the qualified electors of
any county.
And In order that the election be
conducted In Il quiet and orderly man.
ncr ! do hereby offer a reward of
One Hundred Dollars $500 OOJ for the
arrest and conviction of any person
violating any of the provisions of
Sections 94.lIOl to 94.i426. Revised
Codes of Montana. l947, such rewards
to he paid until the total amount here.
after expended for the purpose reaches
IL. sum of Five Thousand Dollars
t$5OOO. 0OJ.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, ! have here.
unto set my hand and caused the
Great Sea- of the State of Montana to
be affixed.
Done in the City of Helena, at the
Capitol, on the sixth day of September,
IN the year Of Our Lord, One Thousand
Nine Hundred Fifty.siX, and the in.
dependence Of the United States, One
Hundred Seventy seven.
lsS the Governor
). Hugo AronS0n,
Governor of the State Of MOntana
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Oy The Governor OF tho State OF
Montsna-
A 00AHl A "A YlAA

BY virtue Of the authority vested In
me by the Constitution and the Laws
Of the State Of Montana, I. J. Hugo
Montana. do hereby proclaim that on
Tuesday, the sixth day. of November.
4; D.. 1859, there win be held In the
State Of Montana a General Election
by the qualified electors Of said State
to elect the following officers. to.wit
Four Presidential Electors
One Representative In Congress for
the Second Congressional District
Two Associate justices Of the Sv.
preme Court
One Governor
One Lieutenant Governor
One Secretary Of State
One Attorney General
One State Treasurer
One State Auditor
One Railroad and Public Service
Commissioner
One Superintendent Of Public In.
Or: !Sas: Of m. Ninth judicial DIS.
One state Senator Tor Glacier County
One Member Of the House Of Req.
ressntativss for Glacier County
There will also be submitted to the
qualified electors Of the State of Mon.
tana at said General election u pro.
posed amendment to Article XII Of the
Constitution Of the State Of Montana,
as provided by Chapter 239 of the Law 5
Of the Thirty.fOurth Legislative As.
Seinbiy. an act entitled: