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New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

tor !, A., Black: church visitor, Mrs D. \. \iNen: trustees. H. w. Eddy George Eapelye and A. J. Sloper; members Of the executive commit tee, F. C. Connolly. E. l.. Mann and Theodore Johnson, Jr.
 Officers Of the Bible school Nerr elected ls follows: General Super intendent, A. H. Parker; secretary [. <, Luddington; treasurer. C. T. Hewitt and librarian, L, \. Carroll.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
PARKER RESIGNS
 FROM CHURCH POST
Had Been First Baptist Clerk for
 Last 10 Years

Arthur H Parker for le years clerk Of the First Baptist church submitted his resignation al the an. }ual meeting ot the gatlon last evening. The resignation was ac- ucpted. Tie vacancy was filled by lhe election of Edwin R. Hitchcock. other officers were elected $ fol- lpws: Moderator, II. w. Eddy;
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

Read the Herald Classified ads.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
FILES ESTATE CLAIM.

Northampton, Mass. March Is P R. H. Fuller Of Beaumont Tex, through an attorney filed claim yes terday to the estate of George l. Phipps, Greenwich peddler-recluse
 whose recent death revealed for tune in securities scattered about
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
Drops Dead While in
 Arms of Dance Partner

Washington. March IS tR-Mrs. W. Mande,ille Troy of Clean, N. f., dropped dead while dancing with Lieut.. Commander Gilbert C. HooN- CT, L. S. N at night club last
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

ated yesterday in the Gregorian uni versity Eight cardinals, several scientists and prelates from the papal court were present. Father versity, delivered an address.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
TO PRESENT FLAG.

Modena. March Is UP)-The To- cal naval league intends to present a flag to the new submarine Giro Menotti named after a local pa triot.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

the shack he used as q honlc and q stable for his favorite horse. Mir. Fuller. one of many to enter the fight for the estate. says he is frs, cousin Of the dead man. who reaped q fortune in the onion business.
 Read the Herald Classified ads.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
Printed Dimities
Radiurn Silk Costume Slips

About i5 fine quality radium silk slips in this group, well made with shadow proof hem. Not all sizes in each color but good t Q0 choice. Regular values S2.95p "
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

night She had been visiting her father, q resident of Washington, for the last month.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
Values That Will Jam Our Doors -Enuf Said!
Silk riiangles

4 popular sport triangle scarf of rich harmonizing colorings, smart floral and plaid effects printed on heavy silk crepe ss''' ..Rs Reduced for We'd $1. .39
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY,

Rome, March IS LP)-The fif- tieth anniversary of the death of the Jesuit Father Angelo Secchi, world
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

treasurer. W. II. Judd: assistant treasurer, Harold A. Bertini; audi
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
BAR ASSOCIATION
TO INYESTI(1' ATE
HARDY'S CHECK
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BAKERSFIELD, CAL, p'c. 30.
Ea>:arc tH!inan and Maurice f..
Hartman. ~au EHau.. $40 attorneys,
VIII represent tie California Bar
Association !" the state .Wrcm
tout hearing i'm connection with
tn. acceptance by Judge Carlos h.
Hardy ut q $4,000 check frem Nluyn
N.urIa ii 'hrr>an.
The attorneys woc. u9m,j hE ,h.
board og governors ot taa H:e =
>oc:at.en who ~. l,. tur t.9
day conferences
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~a.y,mnuto ,mua.E a. sap r.r.
Judge Nr'a.b .' Los Angeles aiH
jar asked To- ohu, ,au- auy 10.
should not r.vet,. rs decision tu.l
ing tb"t .laG4s Hardy ~ ~ 5H
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over judges cu tl.' 'ur.s.
he boHd ~ go,reHof, VIII close
is session tonight with lnH4H"t.
rloaa, =. E:de""r, president, vt
san Francisco, v.a m.1r the pr.n-
yiuaI :dde.s..
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
Action By Grand
Jury Delayed To
After New Years

Los ANGELES. Dee. 22-The
comty grand jury stood adjourned
today until January . without tax
ing expected action on several
probes which have been under way
for the past few weeks.
Reports ut the hall of Justice in
dic%tcd that the jury was in dis
agreement over what action might
bn taken against sheriff William l..
Ircag,r iu the Albert Marco case.
Traog,y }a, coutcuded that he was
Within his legal rights in allowing
the Vice Baron to take several
''baSiucys trips - while hcll in the
county jail.
The larv is said to have called
District Nttorucy Buron Fits to asl,
~, advir, ia the matter.
Investigation was opened into the
parole granted H. j. kimmcrlc af
ter hn had aaryod but Give days Of
Two wear sentence FIR asSaultml
trrhur Lcob in the offices Of the
Julian Sto,hhold.rs' Protective rs
.neiation.
poputy District Attorney Hugh
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22

dick, pastor cf the church, said he
was thankful no lives were lost.
DR.. Fo@lick las become nationally
known a. q liberal minister. When
he assumed the ps>torato Of tho
Park Avenue Baptist church in
May, 1925, he specified that a new
cdifico "a accommodate 1000 pei
sons should be built. The following
February Rockefeller, one Of the
church, offered to give %l,576,o0o
for the erection If a "skvseraper
church" on Riverside Drive. The
total cost of the building and equip
ment was estimated at @4,0oo,ooo.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
RUNAWAY HEIRESS
WILL RETURN TO
EASTERN HOME
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Merry Christmas
For Prisoners
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
MANY CHILDREN
INJURED DURING
'DADDY'S' PARTY
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NEW YORK, Dec, -2.-A; Jea~t
uso persons 1,oln injured u>I1,
r.5ny hecam- ty>tertca. sud tainted,
and l9a ,audr.n were separated
from ,b.:r mota.rs to-day IN q H..
raar altered Edward ".uaJ.s"
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oU, whistles, perfumes. harmon,s9>,
fountain pens and dolls, The line ~
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tioa from lis broadway offices
Browning smiled happily as hr
leaG,t H., youngsters tu2u W.'l
presents. BY 10 O'clock le thought
seriously ot getting more gifts.
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the tren., Lad gonr tAro3-js q p.ata
glass window. Mothers tog2i, t.
get their tots To safety.
Several wuloon tainted. CHILDREN
burst into tears and pushed Ills Wy
ard thai.
T.a bad, ton la1. said "'uad-
d.. vH.E-'Hg LIS hands a
si-1t. ur called p~'.ra who restored
order. aH] the eff J.-trihW.en W,H-
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Bat H. police found q nae~> -
c1ean up. fHry found Nr~. Ma"
Talbot with her right leg twisted
md -a>ha1. y g.rI of > was r1>Aei
ia hospital wita cuts and bruises.
Perhaps dozen children lad been
cut by 1.a>> hu- Ias~.>teatiE FamatH-
ID in line.
EouuGur of Ike 600 "st.aE>' aa-
-an. ~i>tr le,. children were haa
Id ~ - police station, to await
elauHauts. t. 4a#arhars were -ati.-
.r,a ur and detained asoord 4 large
vaIIew .aNirah. bearing a ,.@a ce1a-
ing "io~t Children. Are Eoa->
Lcre3'
Hy lao y. IN. roliee c~sima-ri
=. Daddy Lad given 10000 present,
away - some $4,000 children, and
Loco cagrr r.i.arcn ~. We II
line
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ven. further n.sAans. Tr"tt." -!
wa~ i.oetod.
.'l.xt y-ar IN h.aa Madison
Square Garden and hold NY naf.<
there browning VOWED.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
FLAMES DESTROY
CHURCH BUILT
BY ROCKEFELLER
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NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Tho new,
ly built Riverside church. covering
an entire block in the exclusive
Riverside Drive section. was drS.
troycd by fire last night. Damage
was estimated at S1,100,o00.
l'hn cdifirc, made possible largely
by donations from John u. Rookie
frllcr, Jr.. was completed except for
the installation Of windows. 1t was
10 have been the largest church in
The United states with the exception
Of cathcdralS.
Only the hlackcncd stone walls
remained today and fircmcn were
investigating to determine if the
fire could have started in the heat,
ing plant.
1t is believed the stone walls are
strong enough to stand. but build
ing experts said the fire probably
warped the steel skeleton SO much
that il would not support the roof.
The Rev. Dr. Harry Emerson Eos,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
Seek Slayer OF
Ohio Teacher
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CNRNI, lu,, Dc, - myes!iga-
ton Of the murder Of Miss Anna
Pr.lor. grade school toarh.r hero,
ne~owru GeHu today to u >oarch
.er 1osr, i'm whose tamc bloody
.aa ia~ been taand, States Nttor-
10y Ju..> VI. Eudicott OF White
g.a.ry. ruId ,Ar United Press.
Mis-. 1.oh.e, u - wear Old spins
t.r. ua~ discovered n@a,lN d,eapi-
;:...d in her lom. hers. Tb,y, wore
vid.mC~ ot yia}Wt ,trug-r, hut
nothing l,ndiu- definitely to p~tah.
,-H robbery ais q motive.
Thc suspected negro, according 70
II. >ta.o'S attorney. is Hoa' Me
Nu.r.r. -, -l.a,nr Carmj wuiatto,
ulo has not h..u locat11 a' his
h.ma her. sine. th' murder. Pole"
Il n.artv taHu~ have hrrn a~&.d t"
Da.r.ra.. in Widespread search
soy lie man.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
N. 1872 :. 1907
NOTICE OF SAFE OF REAL
EsmATE rOPECLOSUEE

c,rr.ft'- Ct..-,
gg3utv ut lu.r.a.
STAT. Of Ca!i|ar..
Ful,r i..aI r.a.on"
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NMuoa
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.roa III rw.c.a,ur. mJ ,a'. rcd
aur ot tla Superior c"u IF ta.
County q. im..~... ~ II. ~ra'. ~
cI.f,-..a. uu t'u lJ.h aar ot
November 4. J.. 1925. il lhc .'.E.
entitled aor..a. iu "hiel Iu.iss
Land Camumr tht above named
u.a.at.:f. obtained a Jad9a.at a#a
n..-.. If For,' s1r' @.l s..
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for IL. eaa ~ =. 475.2> Dollars, in
Lawful money of ~. Uu.'cd states
beside, interest and costs "HirL said
nooao. was. on taa }9th dar ot
Noasml.r IS. F.. l9-- r.curd 4 j..
Jud2u.a- log. D. of -a.d Court
at p.g 2.i am n."uant.d to sI'
all ttet certain l.r.u.o.a-or Parecio+
laud, situate l1iua rud being in th"
louuty o' iua.a. s'a'' ot Cali.
tonl1. and h.HI.a and Z .srr.1ra
a, t9l'.H
Au Of Lot Twen'v.four l2n
I'm Fulrr Lend Co.'s Tract no. s.
County o.. Imperial, state of
California, according 70 Map
No 80 OH fil. in the County
Recorders office Of said Covu-
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Ilorrfar. notice # l.rcbv givon
that m FrdaF. Tire 2sth dar Of
December a. y. l92" at lo o'eIorj;
s. ST. of That day, iu front al tAe
Court lIon door Of the County Of
Imperial wiI1, iu obodiopcc f. said
order Of Sale and Decree Of Fore.
closure and Sale, sell the above dcs.
rllbed property, or $50 much thereof
as may b. necessary TO raise suffi
ciout moa.y to slti.fy sand iudg
mout. with interest and costs, ctc
to tI hlgActt and best bidder, 10.
lavfal money of t'ic United States
G. l.. GILlETr, sh."ff
Hv G., J.. EIcE, chief Hcpu,H
>hn.rf
Datod ~ FL ccrt.o. cqGf, this
9Th day of Dcocmb.r A. b. 1923
Dec-G.l52O.-1
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
Bank Robbers
Miss Big Haul
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CRYSTAL CITY. Mo- Dec. 22.-
a ~.o.ooo payroll robbery was
a2Hryd here today by a 80 minute
>ratruIation If three bandit, who
r.ta}.a,cd by kiluapin4 two Off.
cia., Of the Crystal city State Bank
and escaping with $4,000 i'm cash.
Fleeing in am automobile north
toward 81 Louis, the bandits ljbor-
M,d th. officials, ". W Bradley,
cashier, and f. f. Bla&e, his a~.ts=
taut. at Arnold, Ne.
Had the bandits waited half an
hour hofo~a holding up the bank
they would have encountered the
special Christmas payroll II Tire
ri.t~hurab pIatc Glass Go.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
LIQUOR
DFATHS TO Be
INVESTIC CATED
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KANSAS CITY, N'. D... -
Death at fear iab..e.. tIpw poisson
hmo au,2raly 1...a tha@ p. f..:-
t..al tsersar, .a,t rte-tial day W"-
IT,. -aH.,-: II -aa,r.lL uG.rr
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCK HOLDE ERS OF
T1CA7 PEOS COMPANY

Eo-te. is lerclv g.yen that pm.
saaut - tie 9r,r...us If the hy
laws. the regular annual meetinc q
-,a stockholders of the above nam.
"a ,,.r.ny viii H. l.'I ~ tho Of.
tira of tie company in El Centro,
State o1 California. or Tuesday, the
18th day Of January, l9-9, Al The
hour Of : O'Clock p. IN. Of SAID day.
II said meeting seven directors
viii be elected 10 serve for the en-
suing wear ana until their successors
ar duly elected
The annual hnsinoss statements
af tile office viii he received and
acted upon and such other business
as may property come tefpr" lie
~tochl,olG,rs meeting i.i,ba tr""
sac-ol.
Dated Fl C.ntro, tAis 10th day q
December. 1908.
EDGAR BROS. COMPANY.
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llclsaqcs stated that new indleE
mant will be asked against hlm'
mrr}, aud another defendant charg'
my conspiracy.
\ statement was said TO have
been prepared by the jury on action
Of captaiu j. j. Jones i'll commit
ting Mrs. Christine Collins to the
psvrhopathic ward for refusing to
accept an mposter as her son: Ih'
statement, however, was not issued.
Another investigation held over
hv the jury was the confession OF
Mrs. CalIio Grimes that Shc con-
ni,cd with certain police officers
ia framing Councilman Carl l.
Jacobson ON a morals charge last
August.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
BANDITS STAY ENGINEER

FuII-\pEt.rU-,, py,. 30
F.HN H. Na. #2.neer I'M lun-
hcr wH t.re. was iaHad de"d IL
tgou, o.. the company : 1.tl.l SO.
today. Bandits h1 had struggled
with had Shot him through the
uoad, then quietly finished the rob.
brlA.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
DoOLIN TOO SPEEDY

CjLTNnE~, O. De-. - j..
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$40.
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TO LEAD SAINTS

SAN FRANCISCO, U.c. - AZ.
manl Ravio'a>' SrgAatti. Of Fort,
Bragg. talit., las heau elected Cap
tain of the - MARY $ football team
tor 1929. Nc-h,,tj plays ,.uter.
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THE WEATHER
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ODtometrist--Dr. Norman E. Dupont

Scientific examinations. Glasses fitted Lenses dup
Heated. Specializing chldren's eyes. crossed eyes
and muscular cases. 115 So 5th, two doors north o
Post Office Phone 384
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
4cety!ene Welding General Machine Work

Cylinder Grinding Boring. Piston Grinding. fly
wheel, ring gears Pumps and Tractor work Bicycles
and Novelties. Wilson Machine Shop, 1922 Main
st. Phone 40-J
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Hafcherv--El Centro Hatchery

W. Commercial St. block west Of imperial Ave
Chiv from Accredited and Blood Tested FlOckS
VIII hatch your eggs for $500 per hundred.
Phone G62
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Auto Electricians-- Willard Batteries
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2rownie Cleaners and Overs
DmIding WateriaEs-- Whiting Mead Go.

Plumb'n". Paints Hardware Vall Roqrd EVERYTHING
for building Office and Yard 400 West Main st.
Phone $40
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HUGE NEW YORK
RED drive RALLY
PLANNED sept. %
Minor, Dunno to Speak
at Big Meet

Continued from Page One
liam w. Weinstone. District Organ
izer of the Workers fCo'',r,''--ist)
P9rty, will officiate as chairman.
The rally will b. hold ~, ilate-
ly after the completion Of the up
state tour of Robert Minor and Low
EFT Fort Whiteman, whose last meet
ing will be held at Binghamton on
Sept. 25.
Workers clubs and fraternal and
benefit associations throughout the
city are cancelling whatever other
activities were scheduled for the
night of the meeting and are ex-
pected to attend the Red Campaign
Rally in a body. Increasing unem-
ployment, drastic wage-cuts, lay
offs, and the growing reactionary
policies of the socialist party mis-
leaders aimed at all progressive
workers which have characterized
the past four years and especially
the past year, have taught the
workers of New York that their in
dustrial and economic demands can
not be separated from their political
affiliations, and as a result the huge
rally of the Workers (Communist)
Party on the 28th of this month will
assume an unprecedented mass char
acter.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-09-06
FLAY SOCIALISTS
ON YOUTH WORK
World Youth Congress
Raps Refornists

Especial to thS Ddug WoTker)
MOSCOW, Sept. 5.-Reports by
Chitarov and Gorkitch yesterday
opened the Fourth Plenary session
of the Young Communist Inter1sa-
tional. Young acted as chairman for
the day. The following participated
in the discussion and business of the
session:
Rlenkle Of Germany; Rust of Great
Britain; Bottle of italy; Mehring of
the Executive Committee Of the
Young Communist International;
Nuremberg of the Executive Commit
tee of the Young Communist Inter
national; Grossen of Roumania; Pho
nier of China.
Blenkle pointed out that the role
of young workers in industry was
increasing steadily and that young
workers are continually replacing
adults. "The chief enemy of work
among the YOUTH" Blenkle said, "was
the Socialist Youth international,
which still had some influence in
workers mass organizations. The
participation of young workers in
the recent German elections, with
their own program, proved the great
possibilities that exist for youth
work.
Rust declared that the British
delegation was in agreement with
the policies of the Executive Com
mittee of the Communist Youth In
ternational. The British Young
Communists, he declared, had made
progress and extended its influence.
The left wing of the British social
democracy is joining in the Young
Communist movement.
The delegates to the congress hon.
ored the memories of the victims of
the International Youth Day in Ber-
lin, Warsaw and Shanghai.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-09-06
ASTORIA LIMOGES
Forced ON RADIO
Fail to Compete With
Communist Meetings

Continued from Page One
regularly in competition with the
Communists.
Meet Their Waterloo.
The last attempt on the part of
the fascist Post to attack the Com
munist open-air meeting in Jamaica
was frustrated by the attendance of
over 1000 workers from Astoria,
Long Island City and other indus
trial centers.
The first radio talk delivered I'M
der the auspices of the Tammany
gang was made by Harold Lord Var
ney, renegade l. w. w. and stool
pigeon, who proudly described him
self as "a personal labor aid" to the
late lamented oil-smeared Warren
G. Harding. Referring to the mill
tants in the American unions, Var
ney said: at is time for our patri-
otto and veterans organizations to
take the offensive against this dis
loyal force at work in the heart of
the nation"
Red Meeting Tonight.
Tonight's meeting, to be held at
the usual storm-center, Steinway
and Jamaica AYES, Astoria, will be
addressed by Max Shachtman, editor
of the Labor Defender; Powers,
Rock, Heder and Meuller.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-09-06
STAGE WORKERS
MAY STRIKE SOON
Demand Increase Oslo
Per Week in Wages

Over two thousand stage hands in
New York City theatres may go on
strike this Saturday, tieing up the
productions on Broadway just as the
new theatre season is beginning to
get under way. This was revealed
Yesterday, when Local No. 1 of the
Theatrical Protective Union, COM
posed completely Of workers en-
ployed in the heavy work behind the
scenes, refused to accept the agree
ment of the theatre owners under
which they have been working for
the last few years.
The agreement between the Inter
national Theatrical Association and
the union of stage hands expired
last Sunday At the expiration of
the agreement, new one was sub
mitted to the union by the theatre
bosses. But all indications point to-
ward the refusal of the union to
accept the new proposed agreement
of the theatre bosses.
The stage hands, who received $48
week under the old agreement,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-09-06
Guns TO PROTECT
FASCIST Meeting
SeipePs Challenge to
Be Met by Workers

Especial to the Daily Worker
VIENNA, Austria, Sept. S.
Chancellor Seipel, fascist dictator of
Austria, today announced his inten-
ton of protecting the provocative
demonstrations of the fascist S
scheduled to be held Oct. 7 in the
industrial town of Wienerneustadt,
against the counter-demonstrations
of Austrian workers.
SeipePs statement declared that he
would protect the fascist demonstra-
tions with all the means within the
power of the state"
In spite of the demonstration of
the fascists, which the workers
know will be protected" by the
presence of thousands of armed
soldiers, the workers are rallying
strongly and will attend their own
demonstration in large numbers as
an answer to the Chancellor's re-
dictionary decree.