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New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
'. M. (. 4. NOTES

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 The 1olloNing games will i played in tn "pust|' l"agu. tt tn stanley arena on Tuesday; stanley Works Ns New Britain Machine: Eafnir Bearing Ns. I.anders, t'rarE X Clark, and Corbin Screw >s. r. X F. Corbin.
 Monday: The educational class in aviation will meet at 1:4o ?. m The Junior Achievement sign paint ing class will meet al 1880 ?. m. Gym program as follows: Younger business men st 5:S0 ?. m.: begin ners' class in boxing and wrestling Tt s:l5 p. m.
 Tuesday: The educa tional class in accountancy will meet at 7:45 D. m. The Iroquois tribe of the Friendly Indians will meet at 4:l5 ?. m. The Boy Scouts will meet at 7:3o ?. m. Physical department program as 1 follows. Morning class at $50 D. m. i; employed E class at p. m. l Wednesday: There will be q meeting of the senior Hi-Y club a; noon. The Mohawk tribe of the Friendly Indians will meet at 4:l5 D. m. The Pioneers club will meet at ?. r.; gym program as fol- lows: Junior X class at 4:lo p. m.. younger business men at o:3o ?. m., intermediates at P. m., church i A class at 4:l5 ?. m., swimming ht s:30 p. m.
 Thursday: There will be meet . ing Of the !. M. C. A. Bible class at 6:So ?. m. The gym program will be as follows: Junior B Class af
 i:15 D. m., older business men at 5:3d p. 1n.. employed B class at p. n.. senior leaders at s p. m. ! Friday: The educational class in public speaking will meet at 1:45 p. m. There will be meeting ot the junior Hi-Y club at 7:3o ?. m Physical program as follows: Younger business men at 5:3o D m.. morning class at 9:3o a. m. in. termediates at ?. m,, wrestling class at S:15 p. m.
 Saturday: The physical depart. ment program will be as follows: Junior leaders at a. m.: junior l class at 9:3o a. m., junior class swim at II a. m.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
AUCTION

A tNo-tenement house located at No. 267 Market street. containing 6 rooms on the first floor and room on the second floor.
 Will be sold at public auction by order Of the City Court of the City of New Britain, on the premises, on March 15, 1928 at 2 D. m.. subject to first mortgage in the sum of s3, 100000 and a second mortgage in the sum of s1,75".oo, and taxes due the City of New Britain.
 Torms:--lort cash al time Of sale. balance on approval of sale by the Court
 For information soc or call Cl"s- son Parker. Committee. 55 West Main Street, New Britain, Conn. Tel. c026.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
TanIaC 51 MILLION BOTTLES USED
HOW TO TREAT ECZEMA AND
 ITCHING SKIN

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 Nothing 1rts moro quickly than Pe'"i' sons ointment when rubbed thorough into the skin. Many times all tt"hiEa disa ppears overnight.
 As d remedy 70 hani.h eczema and 'V rid the skin of pInplcs, hlotrhes, aIl! Fo'crson's ointment has beGu in great demand for many years S it $ mighty healing power 1- mary el"us.
 \ South I'akUttb woman writes: "l have found nothtnE good for itching skin and insect bites as Pctcrsons oInt- nI"rt.'
 An Iowa woman writes: ''lt is the nul" o!l'm.s,.t lUHt h'lr~ control my Ec2onlt,' and from the State of Washington an other woman writes: ''I' is the only Ointment I can ind that will cure rc2enla."
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
MISS ANDERSON BETROTHED

The engagement Of Miss Alice Eleanor Ald"rson. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Algernon Brown Aldcrson Jr.. son Of Mr. and Mrs. John Magee of Greenwich. was announced Satur- day afternoon at a bridge party giv- on at the Alderson home. Miss AL derson is a graduate of St, Margar- cts school. Waterbury. Mir. Magee attended Pon1frct school Pomfret. and the Massa rhuso'ts Institute Of Technology. No date has been set for the wedding.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
CHAPTER NNNIN

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 For moment or so. a sort ut bind 4.usrI.~- rage e'rs'1 Dp n the 1,sr' o' Jiil stuart. The 1'rF drv'lo of nlurI r. tho demon of the
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
Three Men Held in
 Connection With Death

Boston, March 12 tCP)-Thrce men were held here by police today in connection with the death of Frank Del Crosse. 42. who was found badly beaten and uncon- scious in d west end hallway Sun- day.
 Del Crosse died this morning.
 While no formal charges have been placed against the men police said they were investigating the case and would probably charge them with murder and robbery.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
Special Notice

There will be a bridge and whist party Tuesday afternoon. T. \. R. new hall. Several prizes have been donated Admission 25c. Public is invited. Playing starts at c:30 sharp. --adyt.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
Special Notice

New Britain Aerio. F'ratcrnal Or der Of Eagles will hold special meeting tonight al s o'clock to take action on the death of Fred Young.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEAGUE.
Team Standing

Genoa started its set with Christopher
as if to close the gap between them.
But after Christopher had lost the first
game, Anchorman Geisler turned loose
the heavy artillery, and the rest of the
cast ably assisted, and Christopher took
the two, setting UP the evenings high
game, 564, and set, 1882. Geisler's part
was individual high set of 355, and a
game of 130 for high game tie.
Santa Maria was unable to gain on
the leaders. Although winning two
from Pinta very easily. the third went
the other way by large margin. De
Sofa was horribly off-stride, and
dropped the entire set to Columbus
likewise dropping its standing from
fourth to seventh place.
Ovando rolled second high set. 1,517.
in it's match with Salvador. Strange to
say, its best game, 523. and second high
for the evening, was the only one lost
Dr. Sullivan OF Ovando contributed 130
for tie on individual high game. and
his teammate. Reynolds, was second
high set with 324.
Balboa had but little trouble in dis
posing of Trinidad in two games. there
by quitting the last-place ignominy
The league recesses through the holi-
days, resuming on January 2, 1929.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
WOMEN In SPORT
BY CCRINNE FRAZIER.

Christmas greetings, women in sport
We have a message for the juniors
Santa Claus has had a rough road to
travel this year in his quest for that
pack-full of all-star baSketers he Gus
tomarily presents to the Junior sports
women on Christmas morning. Post
ponementS, illness, inclement weather
and all sorts of stones" have been
thrown in the road to impede his pro-
gress at every turn and here 1t Is
Christmas morning and Santa still
chasing through the snow after that
mythical all-city playground basket bal,
squad which he hasn't "bagged" yet.
He reports that they're a most elusive
crowd
But he never gives up. that jolly old
man OF the north. SO you can be sure
that he'll arrive and deliver his gift
before the cold, crisp frost on the Wash
ington trail is many days older. Just
between you and me and the gate post,
Santas difficulties arise from the fact
that the players most concerned haven't
yet completed their final title series and
didn't want to be "bagged" until that
was over. There's just one more game
to be played. Chevy Chase and Gar
field playground tossers. champions of
the west and east respectively, each
have one victory to their credit in the
title play. They are to meet as soon
as q date can be Set--probahly some
time this week-to decide the city
championship. Following this game,
Santa will swoop down and no doubt
bag" several of the players from each
of these teams to add to the galaxy of
stars he viii present to you as members
of your mythical sextet.
This sextet (Which is usually a
'ten" or twelve" to be quite literal)
will be picked, after a conference be-
tween the chubby old gentleman and
Maude Parker. director of girls play
ground activities, whose recent illness
has caused several postponements of the
title match. 1t VIII include the girls
who have shown the most consistent
skill in the playground matches.
regardless of whether they are on a
winning team or not. making the
selections, sportsmanship, attendance,
and teamwork as well as actual indi-
yidual performance win be considered.
Evening star., 1928-12-25

Douglas No l broke the triple tie
that existed for several weeks by taking
all three from Ninth No. 2, while Ninth
No l and Ingram No. l, the other two
teams figuring in the tie, fere battling
each other, the Ninth boys finally
coming cut with two victories against
one defeat In the Douglas No. 1-Ninth
No. 2 match. French was easily the
star. His 1876 game and 356 set were
not only the highest in this match. but
cclipsed all other games and sets for
the week. Cady shooting 327 was the
best for Ninth No. 2.
Stephenson of Ingram No. l rolling a
GAL set was the best for his team, while
Horner of Ninth No. / contributed 331
toward his teams success.
Waugh won two from Ingram N. 2
with 328 set
Keller won two from Gorsuch with
Harry Mertz getting 329 for high for
the aforementioned team and Frank
Donaldson shooting 125 for the latter
team.
d. Locks, shooting 1872 game and
348 set for the second best of the week,
was the big gun in the match in which
from First Brethren.
Douglas No. 2 with Hall rolling 127
game and 326 set pulled three wins out
of Epworth. whose principal pin spiller
was Rchrman with 325 set.
Centennial No. 2 stepped on the gas
and won three from Second Baptist and
Fifth Baptist handed the same doDSe to
Second Baptist Mission.
Evening star., 1928-12-25

Irene MiSchou and Lucille Preble
Members of the audit committee VIII
check each score sheet. Scores will not
be cfficial until the sheets are approx
ed by this committee The floor com
mittee will supervise assigning contest
ants to the alleys on which they are
scheduled to roll.
Capable Judges to Work.
Joseph A. Began, Masonic League
foul line judge, and Mickey Whalen, the
Washington Ladies League referee, VIII
offciate throughout the tournament.
These veteran foul line judges will
cali all violations of the foul rule.
Pins spilled on illegal shots will be
respected and the. vioator will forfeit
the shot.
Accurate pin spotting will be assured
throughout the big tourney. George l..
Isemann, secretary of the National
Duckpin Congress, who is campaigning
Evening star., 1928-12-25
WASHINGTON LADIES' LEAGUE.
Team STANDING

While they still occupy the cellar
berth in the Washington Ladies League.
the Coionials are no longer the 'dc-
spised" tailenders, for not only did they
meet and conquer the champs by
2-to-1 count, but broke the deadlock
that has existed for several weeks be-
tween the Commercials and Beeques for
first place While Beeques were losing
to Colonials. Commercials grabbed three
from the Hilltoppers. and now have g
comfortable two-game lead.
Doris Goodall was largely responsible
for Colonials' triumph. Her nifty 12G
in the first proved to be the decisive
counter. while well placed 103 helped
in the second clash. She finished with
90 to give her a nice 328 total for the
set. Bertha Greevy was high scorer for
Beecues, getting COZ, with high game at
104.
Marie Frere apparently is back In
form, as she turned in another set well
ever 300 to help Commercials beat Hill
! tops. Marie shot 315, with a nice single
count of 119 in her final effort Elaine
Palmer also kept up her good work by
seeking the naples for 311, while her
teammate. Margaret Miltner, garnered
303 for the string. Pauline Ford vas
best for the losers, getting 309 for the
set.
Florence Rembold's record-smashing
performance was the outstanding fea-
ture OF the nights play. however, her
splendid counts of ITO. 120 and 130, for
a total of $50. puts her on top for high
individual set honors for g.. the season.
Florence aided materially in Hoboes'
| tWo-Eame defeat of Comets
Aniszons copped two from Columbians.
with Peggy Babcock of the losers taking
the individual honors. Peggy shot both
high game and set with Ill and sos.
respectively. Gail Robbins rolled best
Tor Amazons, getting 3o2 total, with
100 as her best single.
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Evening star., 1928-12-25

entrants, several additions have
been made to the schedule for
Il The Evening Star individual
duckpin championship tourna-
ment, which will get under way tomor-
row night at 1880 o'clock on the Lucky
Strike drives and continue through
January S. These entries were filed by
midnight of December % in accordance
with the tourney entrance requirement,
but, unfortunately. were not handed
the schedule committee at its meeting
Sunday However, only IA OF total
of LOTT entries escaped consideration
at the meeting, an unusually low
number.
-Four of the entrants have been added
to the opening night schedule to bowl
on alley Is. They are A. 3. Thorn,
Francis Gloyd and G.. Eaton Of the
Bethesda League and Anthony Hiser
of the Prince Georges County League.
The Convention Hall team of the
Ladies District League has been added
to the schedule for the second night
of the tourney, December 27, Annie
Anderson will bowl on alley 2, Emily
Nell and Gladys Lowd on alley 3 and
Elizabeth Ackman and Jennie Malcolm
on alley 4.
Added to the schedule for Saturday,
December 90, are Harry Bailey, Emmet
Tampagni, Laurence Collins. George
Tanner and Carroll DAILY. They will do
their shooting on alley Is.
r. E. Farnan also will bowl on alley
Is on December 90 with the squad men,
toned above He was assigned through
error to the opening night schedule,
but will be unable to leave his work
at the Central Y. M. c. A. ducSpn
drives that evening.
In every instance. the schedule COM
mittee endeavored to comply with the
preferences expressed by the bowlers
on their entries. In some cases. how
ever, shifts were found necessary.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
Jones Uses Two
Plans for Putting
loHo Pu11
by SOL METZGER.

Bobby Jones, as / have said be-
fore, uses two schemes for putting.
As he Is one of the best putterS golf
ever developed it isn't bad plan
for the average golfer to both know
and follow his tips.
Bobby has won many titles with
his skill on the green's. His theory
on long putt is to stroke the ball
as Joyce Wethered does on fast
green, just hard enough so that it
will die at the cup. Then there are
four entrances to the hole-the two
sides, its front and rear. Yes, many
a winning putt has used the serv-
ants entrance.
On short puts Bobby follows diff
ferent plan. Then he is certain of
his target and to make sure OF the
putt he aims his ball for the exact
center of the cup, what he calls its
middle inch.
A ball so stroked is not going TO
do such a foolish thing as to run
around the rim of the cup and ag-
gravate you by sitting on the far
side of the hole. They go in and
stay In because they meet the cup
at its widest point.
(Copyright. 1922
Evening star., 1928-12-25
MCCARTHY WORRYING
OVER BATTING ORDER
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press,
CHICAGO, December 25.-The bat
ting order already has begun to bother
Joe Mccarthy, boss of the Chicago Cubs,
with the opening of base balls Spring
training months away.
With an array of heavy hitters such
as Hornsby, Cuyler, Stephenson and
Wilson, as the nucleus for a score
producing combination, Mccarthy is
faced with the problem of finding an
athlete having the qualifications of a
second place hitter.
This spot in the line-up demands q
| player who can hit fairly well, who can
run, bunt and look 'em over. Cuyler
has all these requisites save the ability
| to bunt.
English last seasons leadoff man,
| apparently comes closer to the require
ments than anybody else, so in the alb
| sence Of strength from an unexpected
source, 1t Is probable that Cuyler will
top the batting list next Spring with
English, Hornsby, Wilson and Stephen
son following In the order named.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
SOUTHERN RAILWAY cLERKs' LEAGUE

That new mascot of Capt. Dorsey's
seem to work wonders with his team and
for the first time this year. Purchasing
No. made a clean sweep, Construction
being the victim
Traffic again showed it has the Indian
sign on Operation. 1t took the first two
very handily and made Operation work
TO grab the last one. Traffic has taken
every set from Operation for the last
three years.
Auditors changed its lineup and with
the addition of Jarma and Snellings
certainly rolled three pretty games
Evening star., 1928-12-25
SEkYRA AND BROWN
WILL FIGHT FRIDAY

CHICAGO, December rs R.-Four
10-round fights will compose the card
Matchmaker James c. Mullen will put
on at the Coliseum A. C. Friday night.
Joe Sekyra, Dayton, Ohio, light
heavyweight, who boasts knockout of
Knute Hansen, will meet Cuban Bobby
Brown in the feature event. Brown IS
credited with a victory over James j.
Braddock, who fiattened Tuffy Grimth
in New York recently.
Mullen plans to match the winner
against Johnny Risko, Cleveland, jan
uary 4.
The other matches will bring together
Jack Mccarthy. Welterweight, and Izzy
Grove, New York; Lope Tenerio, Filipino
lightweight, and Iowa Joe Rivers, and
Eddie Shea. featherweight, and Georgia
Nickfor, New York.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
B0WLERS WILL STAGE
SERIES FOR D. C. TITLE

Holy Rosary Leagues stars will meet
Rinaldi All-Stars in a special bowling
match Friday night at Convention Hall
in the opening play for the Italian
American championship of the city.
Representing Holy Rosary League Will
be Angelo Gamma, Leo Balducei, Jimmy
Ferrari and Joe Demma. with either
Johnny Micro. Fritz Ferraro or Joe
Delisi as the fifth man. Rinaldi's ALL
Stars will present this lineup: Oliver
Pacini, Nick Gerard, Joe Pricci, Leo
Rinaldi, Joe Costa and Frank Bene-
detti.
Evening star., 1928-12-25

Hifn team can game-kins David, 63S; La
r.zsft., I1tsh TEN i,99s set-kns David l79s; La
High individual averaue-pbil,;ns ft.,rs
watson ia PayetteS. Ii6-ss. "'e''e'' 1ii-4'
45s; stoner 1Singietonl, 4o5 Williams s'tfa la
Hish individual game-PhilliDs (KinC
Koshler 9BarristerJ. Isl. -" f"ss''e'' 400
bssd bftSssns ss kEf Ellis Dez Hsrmony, 2s PaDs 81 Ks
r,Itlgh Hlgh Spares-Deputy tPetworth), 1l3;
David a sDeer S PhiliipS (kbS R5bS
tSt: Iohn's). ll0
l45 ss4 4hursday MssSy sMfmTassday Mer 14s G. Jacobs
santa Claus visited King David and
let them have first place for Christmas
and also gave them a nice present in
the way of a new lead-off man. BY a
strange act of fate Dixon. who up to
few weeks ago, held the high set rec
ord OF the city with AS, is now teamed
up with Phillips. the present holder
with 458. The addition of Dixon to
King David is just about what was
needed to make them champion
Last week was full Of upsets; Joppa
being toppled out of first place by ios-
ing two games to the weak Columbia,
No. 3. team; Acacia taking King Solo
mon for two. and Lebanon, which has
a habit Of knocking of the strong
teams, taking Centennial for all three.
Harmony, ever dangerous, improved
its position by winning all three. It Is
with regret that the passing of Sun
plee, Harmony's anchor man and MEM
Der of the team since 1914, is noted.
Eve trouble is said to be the cause.
This leaves only George Iseman of the
old team
No games will be rolled during this
week.
The following shot $50 or better dur
ing the week: G. Jacobs. with $50. had
a nne opportunity to shoot the coveted
900 when at the end of the second game
ne nao 205. but luck was against him:
Urban, 354; Cost, 45l; Ellis of Ear-
mony, $50.
GEORGET0uN cxx.,1rx, ,-.n
Evening star., 1928-12-25

against careless pin spotting. will see
that all pins are on the spots. Pin
boys will be instructed to have the
naples carefully set in all tournament
games.
Contestants will roll only on the alley
to which they are assigned. They will
not alternate on two alleys. One shift
Of five bowlers to an alley will roll
each night All contestants should be
at the alley assigned at 7:30 o'clock
ready to roll.
1t is likely that some high scores
will be hung up the opening night
for the remaining entrants to shoot at
throughout the tourney. Jack Wolsten-
holme, Mel Tallant, Vic Keen. Lewis
Rose, F. D. Mansuy, Ollie Pacini, Jack
Mooney and other outstanding perform
ers will be seen in action among the
men. Ten women. five of whom hail
from Cottage City, Md, are to par
ticipate in the opening program.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
1873 Record Entry List Open The Star Bowling Tournament 7omoo
WITH THE BOWLERS

shooting a 1886 set, which is high for
the year Treasury. however. would
not be denied and came through with
one good game and Auditors had to be
satisfied with two.
Capt Terrys Law team continues to
show improvement: this week it took
thc fast-traveling Purchasing No. 2
team for the odd game.
Gleason had high game of 100 end
high set of 376.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
NORTHERN A. C. FIVE :
HAS THREE GAMES

Northern A. c. basketers face three
games this week. Tomorrow they will
meet the Mclean, Va, quint at Mclean,
Thursday they will hook up with Win
tons and Saturday they will engage
Peck Seniors.
Mcpherson and WOiverton led Fort
Myer Midgets to a 6S-14 court victory
over the Rovers yesterday.
A floor goal in the extra period by
Jones gave Calvary Eagles 1927
triumph over the A2tccs last night in
the Calvary gym.
Clark Griffiths, insect class tossers,
must change the time of their game
with the Peerless basketers from Thurs
day to Friday night at Macfarland
Junior High gym. The Griffs can meet
St. Johns Eagles originally carded last
Monday either tomorrow or Friday. Call
Manager Mendelson at Columbia 1853.
Games with 10O-115-pound class
quints are sought by Coleman Jennings
insect class quint. Call Manager
Sclzsky at Lincoln 5999-J.
Y. M. G.. A. basketers who have a
gym are seeking games this week with
teams in the 130-pound class. Challenges
are being received at Atlantic 3147-J
Evening star., 1928-12-25
D. C. FIREMAN BOWLERS
DEFEAT SILVER SPRING

District Firemen defeated Silver
Spring Firemen in a special bowling
match at Silver Spring, 1,547 to 1.540.
Aided by Lucas 1914 game, the losers
made game effort to overhaul the
local teams lead in the last game, but
fell seven pins short. A return match
here is being arranged. Silver Spring
Firemen hold the only victory over
Jack MONEYS squad.
MONEYS 139 game featured the Dis
trict teams rolling. while Jones per-
formed consistently for the losers.
Scores;
Evening star., 1928-12-25
MOTHER OF GOLFERS DIES.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, December 25
R). Mrs. Emma Jane Nelson, 70 years
old, mother of six sons nationally
known as golf instructors, died at her
home here last night after an illness of
six months. Surviving are the sons,
Lee, Wallace, Chick, Richard, Chester
and Erwin Nelson. all golf instructors.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
soTHERN rs INJURED.

Philadelphia, December 25-Denny
Sothern, Philadelphia National League
Club outfielder, and former Washing
ton sandlot base ball star, suffered cuts
and bruises, when an automobile III
which he was riding yesterday with two
the Lincoln highway at Parkland, near
South Lang,lorne.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
LUTHERAN LEAGUE.
TAar Cfaudior

=. High team set-1.59o. GEORGETOWN; l,547,
High team game-5ss, st. Pauls; 5ss,
Reformation.
High team set-382 B;schofT. ST. Mat
thnw's; $50 Perryman. ST. Stephens.
Hsh individual game-I43 Morrisette St.
Paul'S; 1877, BischofT. st. Matthews.
ST. Paul's rolling a dummy score of IS
in the absence of Byng who rolls better
than 100. threatened the 6O0-game
mark with a 588 game.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
B. Y. p. U. GIRLS LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

High individual gamc-Rembold. Kendall.
H!gh individual set-2emboId, Kendall,
Fi2ll team gama-Krrdall. AGO.
High tenn 5st-KcnGall, 1.4t5
High fiat game-M. Eaton. Hysttsville. 9l.
Hlgh SUares-Rembold. Kerdail. Al.
High strikes-Rock. Fifth, Z; Beeler, Z.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
SEXTET WINS. 1873 TO 0.

LONACCNING, Md, December 25.--
Central High girl basketers of Iona
coming defeated the Hyndman Matho-
dist Sunday School sextet of Hyndman,
Pa, 1876 to 0. Delma Andrews, Central
forward, scored 55 field goals.
Evening star., 1928-12-25

Eva Collins Of London. England,
claims the world balkline championship.
! She is daughter of George Collins.
oldest living professional cuist. Her high
run Is lis.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
ANOTHER TRACK PLANNED.

CHICAGO, December 25 (P).--Another
race track for the Chicago metropolitan
district has been announced. 1t will be
erected on the North Side. on the new
ly opened Waukegans road and will cover
approximately 200 acres.