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The Washington times., 1925-12-01
COOPERATIVE
SKYSCRAPER
GOING Up
Big Chicago Apartment House
Will Be Equipped as
Tenants Order

CHICAGO, Nov. 28.--A co-opera-
tive apartment building seventeen
stories high, on the north side OF
the Midway. overlooking jackson
park and Lake Michigan. is the
present undertaking of Albert
Swayne, Chicago realtor.
This building, known as vista
Homes, is the tenth successful CO.
operative project of which Swayne
is builder and manager. 1t Will
contain fifteen seven-room apart
ments with three baths; fifteen six
room apartments with three baths;
fifteen six-room apartments with
two baths; forty-five five-room
apartments with two baths and
thirty four-room apartments with
one bath. Every apartment has
been made as sound and fire PROOF
as possible. Swayne said:
The court and front of the build
ing will be faced brick with either
Bedford stone or terra Gotta trim.
The architecture will be Gothic
end the building will be equipped
with Kohler & Standard plumbing
fixtures. In addition each apart
1nent will have mechanical refrig-
Grafton, the apartment buyer to
select his favorite make.
"All master baths will be fully
The Washington times., 1925-12-01
REAL TY TITLES
EXPLAINED BY
LAWYER
G. Clinton Jones Addresses
Realtors Forum Here
on Subject

&c. Clinton James. attorney, adj
dressed the Realtors Forum, at
Wardman Park Hotel last night,
on correcting Defective Titles to
Real Estate In the District of Co
lunbia.''
I Mr.. James pointed out that prior
70 the act of March 3, 1899, which
was reincorporated as Section Ill
Of the Code of Law Of the District
OF Columbia, there was no statute
law in the District of Columbia
authorizing the filing of suits to
cult titles to real estate where the
heirs of the party in whom the
record title was outstanding were
unknown. Mr.. James cited a num-
Der of interesting cases illustrating
how title to real estate is de-
4ective.
The majority of cases to perfect
title to real estate arises where the
present owner has title based
upon q tax deed and he and those
through whom he claims have more
than twenty-five years possession
Mr.. James states that while fiji
teen years possession was a good
defense to an action of ejectment,
at seems to be the better opinion
that It requires proof of twenty
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tiled and equipped with kenney
shower baths. These showers have
seven nozzels, which can be regu-
lated as to temperature and pres
sure and there is no need of an
apron, since the nozzels are at
such an angle that there is no
splashing OF water.
An unusual number of closets
are in every apartment and each
apartment has cedar closet. Four
passenger and four service elevators
Of the most modern type will be
Installed. The seventeenth floor
viii be used for locker rooms and
lslundries. All of the rooms in the
building are large and so arranged
The Washington times., 1925-12-01
WATCHMAN SAVES AUTO
FROM ON-RUSHING TRAIN

READING. Dec. 1.-Seized with
sudden fainting spell causing him
10 stall the automobile he was
irving in the middle of the railroad
tracks, Ammon K. Rhoads, fifty
six. an official of a local newspa-
per, was saved from death by the
crossing Waterman, who pushed the
car forward so that only the rear
was struck by a passing train.
The Waterman, Michael Vigilant,.
seeing the car stall III the path OF
the onconning train, ran forward
and helped Mrs Rhoads and Mrs.
Mary Gulton, a neighbor, who We're
in the rear seat, to safety. Not
having time to pull the unconscious
driver from his seat, he put his
back to the car and pushed.
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that an unusual amount Of light
and ventilation is provided.
An interesting feature of the
Swayne cooperative apartments Is
that purchasers can work out their
own plan of rooms. Tenant owners
are permitted to yaake any changes
in floor plans that suit them, max
ing the apartments like individual
homes. Every tenant may select
the door in which he wishes a full
mirror, and allowance of selling
price is made for fixtures. stoves,
refrigerators and beds, and the ten
ant chooses the particular kind he
wants.
There is radio plug in every
apartment and the roof aerials have
been the subject uf much comment
The Washington times., 1925-12-01
SO, 900 DAMAGES ASKED
: BY WOMAN HIT by AUTO

Rachel Al. Hamilton. OF the Cum
berland apartments, today filed suit
in the District Supreme Court
against Karl 81. Grimm. 14I5 Eye
street northwest, for $4,000
damages for alleged personal In
juries.
Represented by Attorneys Lam
bert, Yeatmar and Garfield, the
complainant says that while cross
Ing the intersection at Fourteenth
and X streets northwest, September
90, last, she was struck by an auto
mobile operated by Grimm.
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CONCERT

BY the United states Soldiers
Home Band Orchestra. at STAN
ley Hall. at 5:45 o'clock. John
S. NJ. Zimmerman, bandmaster.
Emil A. lFenstad. assistant leader.
March. '"The Whip :. Haltzmanr1
Overture. "Undine" $3.50. Lachner
suite de Ballet Cleopatra"
Oehmler
(a) "In Cleopatra's Barge"
con the River Cydnus).
(bl "Anthony's Love Song
Potpourri. ''Viennese FOLK
Songs on1ah
Fox Trot, Nights In the
Woods .............. Borzl
Valse Espangnole. La Bella
Valenciana'' .Kaempfert
Finale. Just One More Kiss
Berger
1.-THE Star-spangled Banner
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years possession to obtain decree
of the court to perfect title.
He also pointed out that great
many errors in titles were caused
by inexperienced people attempting
to draw deeds and deeds of trust
and releases.
a general discussion of the sub
ject followed.
The Washington times., 1925-12-01
swindIer Loses Suit

Fred L. Kriebel, convicted at
Chicago and sentenced to Leaven-
worth penitentiary for conspiracy
to defraud by use of the malls,
lost in the Supreme Court Of the
United States yesterday his petition
for review and reversal Of Judgment
by lower court.
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in magazines given to radio news.
The aerial posts are Of steel, set In
the parapet walls, and are substan-
tiaI and high enough to give the
best service while making a good
appearance. The wires are strung
Systematically so that they present
a neat appearance on the roof.
The Washington times., 1925-12-01
Freed on Shooting

HAGERsTOWN, Nd, Dec.
a coroners jury has absolvea
Mrs. Lilly Byrd from blame Tor
shooting her husband. She said
her husband first attacked her with
The Washington times., 1925-12-01
Franco loses German Bees
~ International News service

- 49, n - =
BERLIN, Dec. Thirty thou
sand German Bee swarms, delivered
to France under the terms Of the
Versailles, have persisted. accOrdan9
to reports received here. The bees
were unable to stand the change n
climate s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-26
Orthopedic Shops

Denny Thurman guild will be In
charge Of tho service at The ortho-
pcdic lunch room on Tuesday. with
Mrs, j. D. Mulverhtll acting aa hos.
tess. assisted by Mrs. y. 4. Johan-
son. Mrs samuel Hayes. Mrs. ]. 4.
Slater. Mrs. NJ Pierce. Mrs. Albert
Berry. Mrs \. W. Mylrule. Mrs
w Tucker. Mrs. A. Friedman. Mrs.
II. p. Pratt. Mrs. G. F. Olson. Mrs.
Charles Kucher. Mrs +. W. Morris.
Mrs. A. c Gnvy and Mrs. II. ".
Bruen.
East Highland Drive Guild, with
Mrs James stirrat and Mrs. a. c.
Graft will be in charge at tho Thrift
shop Tuesday morning. and Mndron.
M Guild with Mrs. W. \. Wiley
and Mrs. J. a. Forticr wiz have
charge in the afternoon.
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Informal Euening VIII
Honor Parents

Mr. and Mrs Charles Willard
s,imson will entertain with an In
formal evening az their homo on
Wednesday in honor Or Mrs slim.
sons parents Mr.. and Mrs. fred
euck A. Wing. on tho anniversary
OF their golden wedding.
Owing to Mrs, Wings recent III
ness the guests win include only a
few intimate friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs Wing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-26
Party WW Be
NO-HOSt Affair

AZ the Seattle Golf Clubs Hal
loween dinner dance on Saturday
evening no-host group viii in
clude MIR and Mrs. Roy Kinnear,
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Galhuith Dr.
and Mrs. Tom Megdag. Mr. and MrL
Herbert Withcrspoon. pr, and Mrs
W y. Powers. Mr. and Mrs u, O..
King Mr. and Mrs Harry r Jones
and Mr., and Mrs Carl Van Kurau
OF Los Angeles.
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VIII Sing at
GniLd Partu

Mrs W. +. Bah viii sing a group
ot songs accompanied by Miss Helen
sommer. during the tea hour OF Nh
drona Guilds bridge ten on Thurs
day afternoon. October 20. ut the
home OF Mrs, Henry Broderick.
The committee in charge includes
Mrs. percival Collins, chairman
Mrs. Henry Broderick. Mrs II. C.
Converse. Mrs. Lewis X. Dawson,
Mrs. Charles b. Hughett, Mrs II
". MontelIus. Mrs. J. C. Tenncson
Mrs. Edmund r. Take and Mrs. c
3 White.
Reservations for tables may be
made with Mrs. Collins. EAst-si23
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Luncheon VIII
Honor TaCO

Mrs. Barnetto Fisher will enter,
tain with n bridge and nah jonEe
luncheon at her home on Tuesday
afternoon. November 3. in honor Of
Mrs. Louise stanton. who Is leaving
shortly for the East, and Mrs. WI.
liam Michael O'Shea. who has just
returned from visit with her
parents in San Francisco.
Invitation have been confined TO
forty close friends Of the honor
guests.
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No-HoSt Dinner Group al
Coli CLNb Dance

A no-host dinner party al the Sc,
attic Golf Club dance. saturday
night viii include Miss Elizabeth
Lea. Miss Janet sheahan. Miss
Clair Shrahan, Alias Dorothy Allen,
Miss Nancy Emory Miss Laura EN-,
ory Miss Crcile Mohun, Miss Betty
nvNoc. Mir Edward Rogers, Mr
John Amber Mr Robert Morton,
Mr. Donald Mcdonnell, Mr Clarke
Ewing and Mr. Harold Frederick
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Women's Clubs
WOMAN's CIVIC CLUB

The woman's Civic Club will meet
in the Erickson room at the Y. w.
c. a. on Tuesday. October 81, at 1A5
o'clock. At O'Clock Mr.. Frank w
Cameron VIII speak on Law En-
forcement."
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Luncheon FoHOrS
Spokane Guest

Mrs Jay Durand entertained
with a luncheon or fourteen covers
today at The olympic IN honor OF
Mrs Elizabeth Glcndenuing Cum
minzs 81 spokane, who b. Mrs
Richard Oshca's house guest
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I MDietondHealth
"S9,,e% By Lulu Hunt Peters. Md
IAg1hsrsf ef and Health aadDletJsrG zlaieq7
lhdrn'

drug stores for constipation, make
as YOU would tho ordinary mayon-
naisc dressing. u has no food
yaiuei3 slice bread as inch
tbirk or I medium potato, 100 ral-
cries I. level Tablespoon butter -
calorIcH. / baked apple tno suRari
Is caloriss. total 400 calarlcs.
You may save your 30 cBlorirs OF
hot soup and cracker 10 take before
retiring or you can get some of
The vegetable and meat bullion OK.
tracts and make cup Or broth
from These. They are practically
caloricl.7a
Tomorrow: My Most Embarrassing
Moment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-26
HALLOWEEN SOCIAL

Harmony Homestead, No. 174s,
Brotherhood Of American Yeomen.
will give u Halloween social Tues.
day evening. October q, at 8
O'Clock, in It's hall, 1921 Third
ave. Dancing and cards will be the
entertainment for the evening.
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meet in the music room NJ the
school on Tuesday October -. az
2.50 o'clock Minerva Runyon VIII
play plano solo ana there viii be
numbers by pupils from the rooms
Of Miss Schuassce and Miss Mott
Mrs Donald Macdonald, Mrs " -,
shannon and Mrs g. r. Buttcrneld
viii br the hostesscs
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BENEFIT CARD
PARTY

Tho Ladies' Auxiliary 10 tho
Hcrzl congregation viii give card
party for the benefit OF the new
synagogue, on Tuesday, October o.
ut O'Clock, In tho Herzl Tnlmu1
'rorah, 10th and n. First st. Menu.
borg and friends nrc invited.
Tho new officers OF tho auxiliary
nre. Mrs. s. Mosler, reelected pregI.
dent: Mrs. y. Topolovitz, vice prcsi.
dent Mrs. Brukcr, treasurer, Mrs.
Pearl Bros8epu, secretary.
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pAsT NoRLEs MEETING

The Past Mobiles Grand Club of
Mystic Jewell viii meet Tuesday,
October 81. with Mrs. Minnie Mitch
ell. 800 Fourth ave. N, for a 1
o'clock luncheon.
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Small Dinner for
Miss DobSOH

To honor Miss May Robson, who
is playing az the Metropolitan this
week, Mr.. ana Mrs Robert Small
viii entertain with small dinner
Friday evening, az tho Rainier club
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Cards ont for Tea

Mrs James c. Fcnton and Mrs
George +, Leonard have cards out
for ten on Friday afternoon. from
Q until 5 o'clock. in Rainier Chap.
ter house.
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Luncheon and Bridge

Mrs, Burr Fisher win be hostess
on Monday. November 2. az The
olympic ThHty.two guests win be
entertained az luncheon and later
az bridge,
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Ny dear followers:
When sending for material ud 3.
lrcas your letters 20 Dr. Lulu Hunt
Peters. caro- % George Matthew
adams Service. $50 Park ave. New
YORK city. Please remember 10 en-
close STAMPED, SELF AID
DRESSED envelope bearing your
FUN name and address, The pam
phlot on reducing and gaining il
The only one FOR which you must en-.
close TEN cents In stamps extra.
Make letters as brief as possible.
NOT OVER 200 WORDS. and type or
make them lcRibly with ink Please
sign your name as evidence OF good
fRith--ws VIII not use II in any
way. Remember Il lR impossible for
me To diagnose for you. Tho uuaa-
tons you ask VIII be answered In
this column as soon as possible. "
forget tho STAMPED. SELF ADJ
DRESSED ENVEI, OPE
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

ANNUAL BAZAAR At
PLYMOUTH CHURCH
The Women's Association, Of
Plymouth church. viii hold ita IN.
nunl bazaar November II and IL.
In the parlnrs Of tho church.
Beside tho usual bazaar articles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-26
BETHLEHEM
TIIfMBBE CLUB

Bethlehem ThlmbIe Club will meet
at the homo Of Mrs. Hlda Shaw.
5811 Third ave. n. w, Tuesday. DC.
tober a. Luncheon nt 1890 o'clock.
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nRYANT IN. a.

Bryant Circle OF the Parent.Teach-
err Association meets at the school,
Tuesday. October q. at ESQ p. m.
Speaker, Mr.. Joseph w. Graham,
principal OF the Madrona school.
MuBIc.
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RuAlMAGE SALE

The ladies' Aid Society OF the
olympic Court United Presbyterian
church, WIN have rummagc sBlo
on Tuesday October y, At col.
wcstlnle ave.
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The parliamentary procedure de
partment Of the Womans Century
Club will meet Tuesday, October 81
At 2 o'clock, In the board room.
MEETINGS or
FEDERATED CLUBS
Meetings Of clubs affiliated with
tho Seattle Federation win be held
On Tuesday, October 27, as follows
Home economies department. Of
The Coterie Club, 2 o'clock at home
Of Mrs. j. y. Pugsley 574s 25tr
ave. ~ T..
Cllonian Club, o'clock at Fed
Grated clubhouse Two Views Of
Small Town and City Life" Mrs
e r. Jennings, chairman; ~ Har.
lin and Son" brand Whtlock), BY
Mrs. G.. r. Jennings. Faint Per
fume" tzona Gale. by Mrs. j. G
Redward. A. X Merriat will sing
Bon Marches Womans Club. din
ner at Bon Marche at $40 o'clock
followed by business meeting. Plans
for raising money during the win
ter will be discussed.
Current Events department OF the
Seattle Woman's Club. 1896
o'clock, at homo Of Mrs. ]. G.. Bn-
kcr, 14s r.. seth st. Roll call; cur
rent events; paper Miss Maud Nc
Cough, allied Nations Debts" fol
Owed by general discussion.
Literary Interpretation depart
nnent Of the Seattle Womons Club
1890 o'clock at homo OF Mrs. j
@. Baker, 14S H. 56th st., Mem
orles and Friends" q. g. Bensonl
reviewed by Miss Maud McGough.
Ladies Of Bethany Presbyterian
church arc entertaining informally
~ tho home NJ Mrs D. V. Mcdonald
80 Kinnear place. Wednesday, Octo.
her 2s, az O'Clock. IN honor Of Mrs
r. A. Van der Lns. who recently
returned from California, whore chs
spent the summer. All friends Of
Mrs. Van der Las are cordially In
ylted. Mrs Adam Bcclcr win sing
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Personal

Dr. and Mrs Henry suEzuIIo ar
ana Mrs. Russell Callow Mr. and
afr atE... ,r.,......, Az .Ff
Mira samuel a. Hodgca. ar. and
Mrr. CARL Lewis. Mr. aud Mn.
corvln lhrrtInp aud Mr.. Henry
NIT 1900. Az. g..,tt. 49,.
pie who attended tho Oregon. Call.
funla football game IN Portland ON
Saturday.
Afr. and Nfra. BENJAMIN Charles
.r...z.... - r.E..-f..,. a. a. l.
arc recent arrivals IN scHttle. have
taken am apartment al the John
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-26

Gee, but Boldrs Ruttcrnorns arc
good four FOR Sic Advertisement
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Copyright 1875. by
The George Matthew Adams Service.
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which will be on sale. there Will be
rag rugs. engraved and uncngmyed
Christmas cards, bulbs, shrubs and
variety OF reIHhes. fruit cakes,
plum puddinRs aud mince meat
Luncheon will be served both
days and there will be- afternoon
tens from until 9 o'clock. with Il
musical program during the tea
On Thursday evening chicken din
ner win be served. followed by a
presentation 81 a onc,act comedy.
"Out Flapped," written by Mrs.
Frederick Miner which was award.
"a firs, prize a. the Womon's Uni.
yersity club IN 1895, Mrs. Robert
Sandal viii direct the play.
Mrs H. A. Day IS general chair.
man Of the bazaar.
BALLARD l.. o. T.
Ballard Ladies' Of tho Eiks win
entertain the ladies Of the Eiks on
Wednesday afternoon, October IS IN
Eiks Hall
Sigma Delta Theta Mothers club
viii meet Friday. october 80. at
$3.50 y. M. at the fraternity house,
i7tB 18th ave. y, T.
WILL OMIT MONTHLY
MEETING
Tho regular monthly business
meeting OF tho Seattle Chapter Of
the Chicago. Milwaukee a 81 Paul
Railway Womcn'B club. scheduled
FOR the last Tuesday In October.
Will be- omitted this month due to
the social activities Of tho club
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THE CALEGpH

Tho Culcidh wis, meet Tuesday.
October a. at 1 o'clock. with Mrs
W II Martin. 2l0 Hawthorn Court
on Wednesday afternoon, October
IS, al until o'clock. The Calcldh
viii entertain with tea at the
home OF Sts. David T. fryer
WEST QUEEN ANNE PIT. 4.
West Queen Anne PIT. \. viii
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
woMANs CENTURY

woMAN's CENTURY
CLUB
The parliamentary procedure de.
partment Of the Woman's Century
Club viii meet Tuesday, October q,
al o'clock, IN the board room
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Mrs Scott Bullitt has returned
from Il trip 10 California
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MIR and Mrs O \. KOS have r.
turned from a motor trip 10 Gail
f0rnia.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-04-02

First publication April 2, 1925.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, MUNICIPAL
COURT-KENOSHA COUNTY.
In re guardianship Of Omar Elmer Des
Carreau Ode Coral, Leonard Des Carreau
(De Coral, and Wendell Des Carreau Ode
Coral, infants
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR
- GUARDIANSHIP.
To the parent and parents or guardian of
Omar fEirner) Des Carreau de Cors-)
Leonard Des Carreau de Cora and Wen
dell Des Carreau Ode Coral, neglected chill
dren:
Notice is hereby given that petition has
been duly filed in the juvenile branch of
Municipal Court for Kenosha County, alleg-
ing that Olmar Elmer, Leonard and Wen
dell Des Carreau de Coral, neglected chill
dren, and praying the order of the court
committing said children to the care, custody
and guardianship of some suitable state or
private institution, as provided by law
You are further notified that the said
petition will be heard and considered on the
oath day of April, 1925, at nine O'Clock in
the forenoonEof said day, at the Municipal
Court room in the City and County Of Ke-
nosha, Wisconsin.
Given under my hand at the City of Ke-
nosha, Wisconsin, this LIST day of April, 1925.
JOHN G. SLATER,
Municipal Judge and Judge of the Ju-
venile Branch of the Municipal Court
of Kenosha County, Wisconsin.
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First Publication Feb. 10. 1925.
STATE OF WISCONSIN
COURT-KEEOSHA COUNTY.
The Bank of Burlington. 3 Banking Cor
poration, plaintiff, VS.. John Zdcnowicz
and Apolonia Zdonowicz, his wife or
widow; John Skendzielewski, and Bronis-
lava Skendzielewski. his wife or widow
Charles S. Hollenback Merchants and
Savings Bank, Corporation, Kenosha.
Wisconsin, defendants.
BY virtue of a Judgment of foreclosure
and sale made in the above entitled action
on the 18th day of February, 1924. the
undersigned sheriff of Kenosha County.
State of Wisconsin, will sell at public auc-
ton, on the Court House steps, in the
City of Kenosha, Kenosha County. Wiscon-
sin, on the 7th day of April, 1925, at 100
o'clock in the. afternoon of that day. the
real estate and mortgaged premises di-
rected by said Judgment to be sold and
therein described as follows:
The East half of the Northeast quarter
of Section thirty-five (35l Township two
{2) North of Range twenty-one t21), East
of the fourth meridian and lying and be-
ing in the Town of Paris. County of Ke-
nosha. and State of Wisconsin.
Terms of Sale Cash.
Dated February IA, 1925.
FRANK wTLLEMS
Rohr & Waller. Attorneys.
McCanna Building.
Burlington Wisconsin (W-51
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR AND BRAN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HOGS-11, 200: mostly 15 to 20 cents
higher than Tuesdays average; packing
sows largely unchanged, top 1925; bulk
desirable 100 to 225 pound averages 10000
1925: bulk 240 to 325 pound butchers 1915
a18.15; 40 to $50 pound kind largely 1880
012.85; bulk packing sows 11.70M12.00;
majority strong weight slaughter pigs n.75
6D12.25; heavyweight 12.90M13.25; medi-
UNI weight 12.so@18.25; light weight 12.75@
1925; light light 11,50M13.10; packing
hogs smooth 12.00@12.25 packing hogs
rough 1150@1200; slaughter pigs 1l.0o
6l12.25.
CATTLE Receipts 1000; fed steers and
year1ings 156I25 cents higher better grade
weighty steers showing most advance; ship
ping demand broad; quality showing inn
provennent over Tuesday numerous sales
above HOO top yearlings 1880; handy
weights averaging lila pounds 1880; ma
tured steers upward to ITS: average
weight 1859 pounds, stockers and feeders
slow; she stock steady to strong; bulls
very ACTIVE numerous weighty bologna
bulls 500: bulk 4.50@5.00; vealers un-
even choice handy weights upward to 1900
light calves mostly 1000 downward.
SHEEP "a, 900; fat lambs strong to %
cents higher good handy weights $4,000
16. 90 best held higher; weightp kind most
ly 14.5O@15, 90; choice II to n pound cdip-
pers 800: bulk downward to 1900; fat
sheep end shearing lambs Unchanged