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Evening star., 1925-08-19
SAN DIEGO AIR BASE
PROPOSAL DROPPED
Wilbur Says No Money Is
Likely to Be Available for
Some Years.

Returning to Washington yesterday
from the West coast. Secretary Wi
bur said he saw no prospect that his
suggested transfer OF the Navy diriR
ible base To San Diego could be car
ried out at any time in the near fu-
ture.
He believed. he said. that San Diego
would be an ideal place for such
base but he added that no money
TO finance the transfer was likely tn
be available for some years TO come.
No Change i'm View.
The Secretary Indicated that NO
change in the present policy with ref
erence to dirisibles was in prospect
Because 81 the lack OF funds no CON
sideration is being given even to the
erection Of additional mooring nnasts.
He declined to discuss the propose I
TO lease the Los Angeles to a prj-
vate corporation for commercial ep-
Grafton. saying he was unfamiliar with
the plan.
Because of the climate and the an
sence of high winds. Mr.. Wilbur be-
lieves a San Diego base would per
! nit the Shena ndoah and Los Angeles
10 operate many more days each yea
| than they do now from Lakehurst,
! y. J To place them there. however
would require the erection or hangers
! and other construction, and no appro-
| pria ton will he asked for that pur-
pose during the fiscal year 1927 or the
| year following.
| In any event. the Secretary expects
| the hangar at Lakehurst to be main.
| tanned,
Evening star., 1925-08-19
D. Notes, Auctioneer
On Friday, August 81
BEGINNING at TO A. NJ

lses ssoi G.orEia ave; NV. store and .atii;
estessen futures contained in the abott
ate. eanssssaf ssss fsau,s" d sar' s stsa s s
tsrs. Shelving. Hot:wster Heater. Plnmbins.
above articles are strictly first.elass ana are
Terms cash. d. NOTES. Auetton..r
A9LR HIRe SSggoDs ETC, FOR STORAGE
August SG'lsf i hssfy efH Ia ss sa FMh9AS M
s55 ,,sis w :! I'd !, SS sS, AZ
S ss6 =, rs sys NV @sss,ns1sn s G. 3.s, @ r.;
unpaid. all household goods. paintings and
personal effects on storage with Smiths
dransfeF a. AND ssE S1or G9psny Bn csr rns in The
NJ Nstsis Rynam; n. cora c@Stst. @ !, Tse@ss +
Ton ION. T &. n, Jones Charles Joins johnson. F. wilson s
yohnsof. Percy Johnson. CHARLES Long. Eve
gers, MRS. r. 6. shaw. Robert W. shettsriy.
Hr s.ss fsr fr s Wfhsss Whsson Mrs. consist M.
Machines. Chiffoniers Barrels ard Contents.
taress % Mirrors Mir Trunk. and contsnts' Dress. .
sfs. Tables Desks. Chairs, refriseratprs, etc.
persons 20 Il ies 81 hf feoxn = xa.
onsns cosn .Sd S n.,lsor afy M Berry e'Ssss s
ssgs eo,Ss s fs soR, Aarsy E,ss
and Gensr' G. ersa. rgussi ssrH
!as;. ,SSIs t st. nv. WASHINGTON. D. 6.
Ill ~
Evening star., 1925-08-19

NJ l.. SANSBURY CO.. INC.
l4S Eve st. NV. Phones Main SoO3-4-s
PRICE, $3.50
se & @ sTd @ s sn a E saa f's s,as. as S'F s.sGa @ &
EsTsss ia ~ VIII . o n ' " ' ~ " " :
PRICE. 5000
PRICE, $4,000
HONE situated
nn hs
=.
PRICE Sl2,5OO
in
hspecion
PRICE. $3.50
fer inspection 9cs,
Td.n' ' @ % T ] S
n l.. SANSBURY Co. INC.
"EvERvTHISG
14s Eye St N.W@- Phones Main 59o545.
Realtors.
Evening star., 1925-08-19
22 Lots In Myers Terrace"
Cherrydale, Va, Also Mod
ern Bungalow With Half
Acre, No. Is Prospect ST.,
haywood, Va.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 22. IA.

COM ENCING .:oU P.M.
Lots to 20. inclusive. 80 40 and 80 in
Q: v, Myers Addition to Chsrrydals.. Ar
linston Co1nty VA lefs,ed & 6 on penadsod s, oG
electricity on the subdivision and septie
tank to accommodate all lots to he sold
Will first be offered as an entirety ANA II 4
sstisfsetory bid is not received will be
offered separately. Plat OF lots Al auction
eer's ofice. -.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER,
ton County. va improved by modern bun
galow. No. 20 Prospect e.. rooms ana
rage shade and fruit. half-acre ground. one
block from Thrifton Station ana block and
halt from Lee Highway.
Terms: On lots: II sold a. whole. ort
fourth cash, balance to be satisfactorily
adjusted $500 deposit REQUIRED sf sale. II
sold sebarately 500 cash a. ssle. balance
s15 Dor month including interest On bun
Ealow: $500 cash subject to trusts sxtre;
fatinf S5 $50 balance S15 per month. Full
particulars at sale. or upon application 10
ADAM A. wEscHLER. 4 son.
sat 6.dkdbe Auctioneers.
Evening star., 1925-08-19
3. HOUSTON McCENEN,
Realtor.
ECTED LIST OF HOMES AND INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES WORTHY OF INVESTIGATION.
1912 MASS. Az +.
SnitahIe for Phvairisn.

Three.st0ry and basement brick te' te,
oi,ctr,c light modern plumbing. EXctllen
.onditior throughout. Price on annh"anon
Good tsrna
Evening star., 1925-08-19
AUfTtON SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
unS i fSWFN a kn\ ATTSTihNET d

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
NORTH SIDE or yAcKsoN sTREET.
sELEEEN l4th AND 18th STREETS
radBys. By virtue Gt ceg.ain seed q truss duly
SEQ. Of the land records df the, District ot
Columbia % and at The request Of the party
s SCI A. sqhl ,apctqH TG IN tGP 9 nf
ostoSk en- sRs folowns y ,saas a..crte! ~ Ep@a isqa
and prenlises. situate in the City ~ Wash
inSton, Distict of Colufnbia. ard desirnsted
AZ and being lot numbered eight hundred
Al2,
Terms OF sale All cash A deposit of
5000 will I've reaairsd at tine a. ssie All
c.onveyancIns. recordins. revenue STAMPS. .tc..
complied with Within 30 days frof, aas pf
sals, otherwise the trustees reserve tire fiyh,
q deiaultins purchaser after ave- dsys sd,
paper published in Washinstop. D. c.
CHAS. 6. HILL,
WILLIAM o. DAVIS
snln >" oh..s.31 Trustees
Evening star., 1925-08-19
STEAMSHIPS.
STEASISHTPS.
n Glorious Cruise
down the Atlantic, around the Florida Keys and
across the Gulf of Mexico

The All Water Route" to Galveston. OIL burning
steamers-hi2h standards of service--wide range Of
accommodations A delightful, invigoratng voyage
for h1sin and Naca tinnlsts.
Evening star., 1925-08-19
Blot Out
Your Rent Troubles.
Here Is an Opportunity
To Erase for All Time
THE THOUGHT OF GROWING OLD
AND NOT OWNING A HOME; THE
POSSIBILITY OF BEING EJECfED
FROM YOUR ABODE OF TO-DAY.

FOUR IMPORTANT FACTORS ARE
WE HAVE
THE HOME NxTT t1TEf BUILT As MANSION AND MODERN '" THE
n
WI CA rRcHt
BELLE BEL A
q
you I %
tina hav ara offer 10
CALI.
Tonight Adams 1914. Tomorrow Main S33
WASHINGTON real. ESTATE Co.
1415 Eve st. NV. Main 22I =
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FOR S.ALE-H0USES.
so..E..l
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.
CHEVY CHASE. y. {.
Detached-4 Bedrooms-Sl6.S5t


Detached-4 Bedroons-Sl6S5O
sEDRooMs
gs VII so wefly pHr s.cnsn
srtsh, Spgss
Sns @ pn @ & aT Hss @ s?seiy%s @ % sser Tg sy al s,s
Or houe. sona6s Ems " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Mt PLEASANT-Kilbourne 500.
Obtain Fg gsd f9E .9s & HsTn, seekers & ar 1 sUays 2 Asr inc no
pressed Pleasant, Kibsur
bsths
] 5 np S a h % and % sse ' s 'e AZ %
DOWNTOWN-Near Dupont Circe-Beautifu Home
F nns % room @ % SsS pse @ eais @ @ fson sssnst
aI @ % ] % & NM Md Pss @ noG ara
immediate sale sioooo
CLEVELAND PARK-Macomb St.-Detached
The oeauo iteLt, Large
bath % sspint H
p1"Hsd s are re, aS s I and Ss SS @ s sS s i e s & t @
Phone Until PM.
BOSS g. PHELPS.
The Home Of Homes.
l4l7 X s.. NV Main $500.
MEMBERS WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD
Evening star., 1925-08-19
Flyer Is Detailed to Paris.

Maj. Barton K. Yount, Air Service
4 McCook Field. Ohio, has been detail
ed ss an assistant military attache at
the United States Embassy at Paris,
FRA nee.
Evening star., 1925-08-19
RESORTS.
COLONIAL BEACH. VA.
COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL

On the Potomac. IS miles from Washing
Ion SAT- dsnens oRthnF fo rdnT
stG ,ooati9n eesutitgl hsalthhial hg .ns gss
sian water. 81 un daily: Sls Up weekly
with meals. Str, g, Johns. Tues, THUR
sun, an Sat S;3e T6mr ?; n Fsre only. 90
BREAKERS HOTEL AND SUMNER GAR
den. most popular rate hotel. Salt waite
bathing from hutel. Fishing, Hawaiian dances
snd vauosrlie Aut. %. :30.12 nm.
Evening star., 1925-08-19

Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Residence, 3o26 Q St. NV.
q the land records of the. District Of Coiuh1.
thereby. the undersigned trustees will orer
si sTs b2e y S5EDNtsssRRAf 5 stsRa TIE TIE TTfSTT ~ fSvr
O'CLOCK ?. NJ. III. following described land
% ans aD Fs o Si s. d
snd nS 1s AnG sS S,s sa1Grra
hered twelve hundred and iixty-nip. 1"69i
df ssTG"n. .aG ct 9s 9gA g VIZ, VI. om e. It. i at
n ne, line sisss "a. IL; 4 sS; sss .s ,6sass
,s.nss nor,h la4 t..t ,heqSt ~ts, = i:.t
spes .oSE oSf d Id fas Z 20 s. T. aod hs @
sarpc.es 81 assessment and ,aIatio" Us .. iiS i9t
ds.as y trus, 5 i2s tF.t psf b.ins 70 of o. oSo,
T.h ss sss f,o ,og ,s April l..a isss snd
.maantinS 70 sSao,S$ to Aasas, g. isss
$500 ,eouired OF purchase At inns Of sal.
Al conveYsncint. recording. rsvsnus slamrs
S eFd To- - e' so.d at sG.t os nth w,n rsTt
days tror, day OF sale. o,h.gTise the true
sss.f .f'sr 4. DAY. .ay.r,isshs.nt q .%sF
1
'''y OF "a'N'N'iss RsLra i p. BARNARD
.,,,,.s,.,.,.s Guy II. joHNsqqS;
On rFtRSs3TF + S8TFs AAgGg4 AgGg7pSEEFa sE FIa., BE.
sassioa alSs Il the ssrshouss @ ne r. 6sS GRIo6
csmpiet. n s eouipment mt Of : modern ruleanirirt
nlant rnlcanizinr material. iarg. lot Of
hubfer Tires; Rubber etc. to snforse lien
above storage company in the name OF the
ssS RsGHfl' Tire Co thy NJ Mor1 Ygupfn Terms
oasS snlses D. NOTES Auc"0nssf'
FFKasz gwfi 10y tkEssEEE2fSf45%kS rs
P2EEGGE IP2EGGE kS9 kS9wS ~ IS PRES5sks ESS s. IL
ccHT'EFE cHKvT cHAsEi ssEEKEtTc s. {. NORTHWEST
p.ss giqn 2f 30 s eord.d sssa p AS.as 1s
sse Psrts = ..esred th.rsSy the ssqsfs
= "a RKf.fA bA3 n 6 MoNNRsff NNRtf4 TEE I'D Yes
AT FIVE M. The following described lsnd
iunltis, and desSnsi.d as And b.iht lot ss
IN Thomas N. Neale's subdivision OF lots in
ssnsre st r,sror esT Da, a. TsSerdsd ,s. - the
Terms sslH Eoo ,Sbiec, AZ go g sgiey seed oi
s'ep puhs. pres ssost q Said me rusa q 10 s
oss.s nsid in ccash d.OOs q $500
nue stamps st Tost ena Term. rev.. to
wise depoist forfeited and the property may
Se advertised ana resoid al the discretion OF
NORMAN l. sANsBuRY.
a,os.a. Il g. shlTHY, r..,..
TUOC HWES a ==.-7=TrI y-;s-T.-
Evening star., 1925-08-19
Trustees' Sale of Five VaIu-
able Five Room and Bath,
Frame and Concrete Bum
galows, Being Known A.
Premises Nos. 46O4 Asbury
Place, 4707 47th ST., 4921
47th ST., 4716 Davenport
St. and All Chesapeake
St. NV.

DECEMBER 81 iss4. being in.trnm.n, ~. n oHssa NJ
1873; recorded January u. 1928. among the
land records of the District OF Cojnnibia
thereby. the undersfrued trustees win sell ~
WEDNESDAY. Tar TTwENsTaY. sa .sfSfHf seffs9fifei bs9 o9S
OF, AUGUST. AID. 1928. COMMENCING Ar
TWO Pm. the following described land and
premises, situate in the District OF Colun nia
and DESIGNATED as and being lots 3S and 10
n block 81 il = y. Crpissant aud David r,
stone. Trustees subdivision Of part of
American University Park ner plat
the District Of Columbia in Liber Counav
b6ck yi s. lott Il snd "a In Siocs "a &c and lot. r.
1roissanf and David B, stone. fr,istee.. .ub r.
division ot parts or "Friendshn" known a.
.'Amcrican University Park az per plst re-
corded in the ofics OF the surveyor tor the
District OF Columbia III Liher County 10 Al
folio -. Said blocks 81. 8. 13 and 5 now
assessed as SQUARES 1925. l546. 1874 and
1898 respectively.
Az. Terms ,n Eash s9ls soo subiss, to prior
OF which will be announced AT time OF sale :
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid in cash; A deposit of $3.50 required on
each Convesancine. recording and revenue
complied with within thirty days. otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the, di discretion of
the trustees. A. N. ROTH
LEE D. LATIMER
aul 5-h&ds hxSu TrusteSh
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Trustees Sale Of Valua BILE
Residence, 3O26 O St. NV.

lD1N 4. WEsCHLER 4 son. .Ge5,onee
Evening star., 1925-08-19

UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE OFFERINGS PRICED AT
SALES-COMPELLING FIGURES.
Ave. North Calvert Bridge.
hrple
loG figure Inspc cion by appo
Close Conn. Ave. Chevy Chase. d. C--Sl195O.
spIenddly panne ona and o II, in
nporerfye ont for perm month Nns
Close o Chevy Chase ClubS1,5W
dhouse
..SSo". f' % Sri&s NSds R ~ " every ~ ~
18th St. Near Central High SchooSl2.5OO.
Extremely and
own a a
Jefferson S--$9.5O0
d]dha ] Rs ] @
can he sol a =
Evening Phone Service Until s 80 PM.
ALLAN +. WALKER & CO. INC,
MEMBERS OF
Sl3 18th St. N.W Main 26oO.
The Washington times., 1925-11-11
JEWISH COMMUNITY
TEAMS WILL DINE

A buffet luncheon. to mark the
second week of the cleanup cam.
paign of the Jewish Community
Center, will be held Thursday at
1915 o'clock at the Hotel Arlington.
Standing of the campaigning teams
will then be announced
Today 1t seems certain the sum
sought will be raised, $3.50 having
been collected While the Council
Of Jewish Women, led by Mrs. Abe
Lehman, continues to hold first
place, the Washington Hebrew Con.
gregation Sisterhood team, led by
Mrs. Fred NJ. Pelzman, is coming
close.
The Washington times., 1925-11-11

across Lake Michigan, operating
throughout the year, and having
favorable interchange arrangements
at Milwaukee, Manitowac and
Kewaunee with northwestern lines,
will for the first time be connected
by. single system with most OF
the important cities in Central
Freight Association and Eastern
Trunk Line territories, and in Viz.
ginia and West Virginia.
To Aid Hampton Roads
Further, 1t was said. "the unified
systezp WILL. haves.a great interest
in the develcpment of Hampton
Roads and MaII substantially in
crease the volume Of, traffic through
that port, adding greatly to its
importance as a competitor Of other
Atlantic ports"
Serving the Great Lakes. Central,
Eastern and Pocohontas districts,
the unified system will have as It's
principal competitors the New York
Central, Pennsylvania and Balti-
more and Ohio systems, the com
mission was told.
The unification has been ap.
proved by formal orders of the New
York Public Service Commission
Illinois Commerce Commission, let.
tiers to the commission from the
railroad governing bodies of West
Virginia, Kentucky and Indiana,
and by the governors of Michigan.
Illinois. Indiana, Ohio and New
York, the brief stated, adding that
the Virginia State Corpora ton Com
mission has "domesticated the new
company. in that. State"
The Washington times., 1925-11-11
FRESHMEN OF TIMES
4 TALK OVER WAR DAYS

Three Modern Musketeers" who
took part in the big fuss which
officially ended November II, 1918.
or seven years ago today, met this
morning to compare notes under
the shadow of one of the huge
presses of The Washington Times
which they help to operate.
AT precisely IL o'clock. when the
Armistice pact was signed, these
warriors, they recalled today, were
beaucoup busy. Cornelius s. Ryan
of the Twenty sixth infantry, First
Division, was at Verdun, France.
Arthur A. Orrison, of Company E,
First gas regiment, was in Fleville.
picking coolies. John B. Stone. of
Company F, Forty-fifth infantry,
Ninth Division. was in the red hills
of Georgia preparing to cross the
big pond.
The Washington times., 1925-11-11

manner, of land in the State re-
quired for sites necessary for use
OF the Government for buildings.
The consent of the State would
In like manner be given to the
acquisition of land for parks, park
ways and boulevards.
A committee also recommended
that the State Legislature empower
the governor of Virginia, or his
representative to represent the
State in dealings with the National
Capital Park Commission.
legislation compelling the State
Corporation Commission to provide
public hearings and to give notice
The Washington times., 1925-11-11

whenever a charter is sought for
a public utility. a
The Washington times., 1925-11-11
''Woman and War" Is Topic

Thomas j. Dickson will speak to
night on Woman and the War"
at the Armistice Day celebration Of
the Naomi chapter, of the Eastern
Star, at the Masonic Temple. Thlr'-
teenth and New York avenue north
west, at 9 o'clock. Women of the
Eastern Star chapter are in charge
of arrangements for the meeting.
The Washington times., 1925-11-11

The Retail Merchants Association
will meet this evening at 8 o'clock
in the rooms Of the Chamber of
Commerce. It is expected the trade
show dates will be fixed
The Washington times., 1925-11-11
AID Law
IN VIRGINIA
URGED
Arlington Civic Federation
Asks Help for National
Commission

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Nov. II.
AT a meeting of the Arlington
County Civic Federation at the
court house last night, with Robert
e. Plymale presiding, amendments
to the existing State laws were
urged in order that the National
Capital Park Commission may
function in Virginia.
The existing law gives the con.
sent of Virginia to the acquisition
by the United States, by purchase.
condemnation, lease or in any other
The Washington times., 1925-11-11

Van Sweringen Brief Claims
Merger Is in Line With
Transportation Act
BY HARRY WARD


The Van Swerigen billion
dollar railroad merger" came be-
fore the Interstate Commerce
Commission again today when
counsel for the two former Cleve-
land newsboys presented a brief
asking the commission to "en-
courage the cor tructive under
takings" of the Van Swerigens
and thus carry out "the modern
Federal policy which crystalized
in the Transportation Act of
1920"
Five Roads i'm Merger
BY the proposed unification they
seek to create out Of the Chesa
peake and. Ohio, Erie, Pere Mar
uuette, Hooking Valley and Nickel
Plate railroads, one system having
approximately 9,160 miles of road in
the United States and 3S7 miles in
Canada.
To finance this scheme they pro.
/ pose to issue S345, 000, 600 of capital
stock. consisting of $155. 050. 900 pre-
=
It is proposed to issue to the Nickel
plate under which the unified sys.
tenn is to be known, $25, 1855, 666 of
preferred and $50, AGO, asa of com
mon. and to issue 1929. 1852 of
preferred and $3.50 ,316,597 of COIL
mon in exchange for issued stock of
the other roads and the outstanding
convertible bonds of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio and the Erie.
While the proposed unification
plan will preserve and increase
effective competition in the terri
tory to be served by the merged
lines, 1t will result in operating
economies and lessen the cost OF
annually, it was claimed.
Can Earn Dividends
1.-THE bonds at par of the unified
system, together with the outstand-
ing capital stock of the new com
eany att par, will be less than the
value OF the unified properties"
The brief said. 1.-THE capital stock
outstanding in the. hands. Of the
public will be reduced more than
800, 00o 900, without any increase
IN funded debt or fixed charges.
The public authorities of all States
IN the matter favor the unifica-
ton.
THE financial structure Of the
new company will be well-balanced,
and its prospective earning power
will be such that contemplated 6fvi-
sends can be paid and substantial
amounts of 20 per cent or more, OF
net income, before deducting inter
lst on funded debt, carried to sur
plus
Speedief Service
Regarding terminal points, no
isbly Chicago and Euffalo, certain
Of the roads involved either occupy
leased facilities or own facilities
not proportionate to their respec-
tive needs THE unification will
make possible the fullest utiliza
ton of terminals in the national
welfare, resulting in more rapid.
satisfactory and frequent SERVICE
the brief said.
1.-THE unified system viii afford
continuous operation, under one
management, between the mid
Western gateways and Central
Freight Association territory and
the Atlantic seaboard, and will in
sure improved and speedier handling
Of eastbOund agricultural and man
ufactured products. without inter
change restrictions and attendant
delays and embargoes at the mid
Eastern gateways. such as Buffalo
and the Niagara frontier" it was
claimed.
THE Pere Marquette's car ferries
The Washington times., 1925-11-11

nual fall festival to be held il the
community hall, announces all de-
tails have been completed for the
opening Friday. from to 10,
o'clock. to continue through Satur::
day night. The proceeds win be-
used to add new books to the li6c
rary.
~
Marriage licenses were issued
yesterday to Claude M. Hayes and
Ruth, Marie Beauchamp, both Of.
Arlington, and to John william.
Gray, OF 723 Sixth street northeast,
and Lillian Irene Hughes, OF S02s
D street northeast. Washington.
The Washington times., 1925-11-11
PLAN TO UNITE
ALMSHOUSES
At CRISIS,
Alexandria Meeting Gets Re-
port That Will Fix Fate
of Movement

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 11.-Unless
favorable report is received at the
meeting today of the supervisors of
the Eighth district on the consoli-
dated poorhouses. it is believed the
project will be abandoned.
Two committees were appointed
to determine the cost of consolida-
ton and TO find a site for the pro
posed farm. Experts from the
State board of public welfare have
Endorsed the scheme and the esti-
mated saving to each county will
be about $500 a year. Mayor w.
A. Smoot, of this city, is head of
the investigating committee.
No public celebration of Armistice
Day is being held here this year.
Several organizations are holding
programs of their own. st. Paul's
Episcopal Church is holding a me-
mortal service tonight at o'clock
The Reverend Percy F. Hall will
preach.
The digging of the trench for the
new gas main to Rosemont has
been practically completed and the
laying of the pipe will begin at
once. City Manager Morton expects
! to have gas flowing through the
| main by December /.
City Manager Paul Morton has
been named by Governor Trinkle
as a delegate to the eighteenth con
| yention of the Atlantic Deep Water
| ways Associa ton at Miami, Fla, No
Vember 20 to %. He probably will
not be able to go on account Of city
business.
The Retail Merchants Association
will meet this evening at 8 o'clock
| in the rooms of the Chamber of
Commerce. 1t is expected the trade
show dates will be fixed.
William Knowles Cooper, of
! Washington, will address the Alex
andria- Washington Lodge of Masons
tomorrow night at Z o'clock. Mem
| bers Of Brightwood Lodge will be
guests of the local lodge.
The Washington times., 1925-11-11

With the ground saturated with
salt from ice cream wagons deliv-
ering in Clarendon, considerable
trouble is being experienced by the
Rosslyn Gas Company, due to
pipes becoming porous from the
action of the salt, causing leaky
mains. 1t has become necessary In
many sections to put in brass con.
nections.
The library committee of the
Clarendon Women's Civic Club, in
charge of arrangements for the an.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18

SHADES-Qualty shades made to fit your windows. at lowest prices. Use our shade phone 33l5-l2. Mackay & walliu 63 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-18
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that by or der of the Superior Court, of the County of Hartford. State of Con- necticut, I shall sell at public auc- ton to the highest bidder, on the 22nd day of December, X. D., 1925, at 12 o'clock noon, at the factory of the Hosiery Knitting Company at No. 43 Wilson street, New Britain, Conn, all the assets of the above named company together with 1 Scott and Williams-model II H. machine with extras complete, serial No. 12S62S; 1 Banner Knitting ma chine. serial No. 6lG91; 1 Banner Knittinw machine, serial No. 65G47; 1 Brinton ribber half hose cuff ma chine, serial No. 2l911; 1 Morrow sewing machine; 1 Wright steady dial loopcr. serial No. 17S90; l Elm merson motor, half horse power, stocking turner; auto knitter; bob bin winder; cylinders and dial and stock consisting of fifty (50) cones of mercerizcd and lisle cotton, fin ished and scmi-finishcd stockIng3 etc.
 This sale shall not become abso- lute until approved by the Court,
 MARTIN II. HORW1TZ,
 Receiver for the Hosiery Knitting Go.