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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-27
! Mid City Citizens Fight
DC. Heads in School Row

The Mid.City Citizens AssocIation
todar is on record disappearing the
action of the District Commissioners
in opposing free text books for
Junior and senior high school stu.
dents.
At a meeting last night, the Com.
misioners were denounced for this
stand in a resolution offered by
Miss E. l.. Grosvenor and adopted
by the association. The associa.
ton also approved the WEIGH bill
providing for increase in salary for
Government employees. and the Car.
raway bill to control the activities of
lobbyists.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-27
London Gets Report Of
Earth TremOr i'm Alps

LONDON, March 27.-violent
ear .1uuale tremors were registered
upon the seismograph in Kew OBJ.
servatory at S:35 o'clock this
morning. It was estimated that
the seat Of the disturbance was
about $50 miles distant. Scientists
believed the quake was in the
eastern Alps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
New York Society Plans
Reception and Dance

The JsnuaFy reception and dance Of
me NJ" York fiB's F0ciety viii he
given In the large ballroom at The
willard Tuesday evening. January 8
The program viii consist Of erot,,
~ songs by the Congressional Male
quartet, composed ~ Mr. H. A. Mar.
lin, hrst tenor; Mr. r., W. ~ Evans
senDnd tenor: Nj. J. J, Mcmahon
baritone. snd Mr. r. W. Ianeke, bssso
accompanied by Mr.. James Russell
Barr st the piano.
The guests Ut honor viii be the
counselor Of the 4zechosiovskisB ieua,
cation and Nine Jsfesisv i.ips. the
secretary ~ tbs Czechesioyakian tesa,
ton and Nine, I'srsgrin Elsa and Mr.
ahd Mrs Peter A. Drnry.
The president Of the society and
1rs. II, J, Mcclure viii receive with
The members III The reception commit.
tee. VINO ore Mrs Hamilton Fish
Mrs i'Federick M Davenport, Mrs
ogden Mills. Mrs. Theodore DousIas
Robinson, Mis-. Edmund pialt, Mrs
John Sleolsou Nfs. James AndfsN
Walsh and Miss Mary u Black. The
hestssses will bs Ars Gnriinn Vai
Vaitspburs, Mrs, GEORGE ~ Lsuoh
Mrs r.. \, SANFORD, Mrs Grace T.
strait. Mrs. II, II. smith, Miss Helen
NJ. Brown Miss Frances LEIGH and
MisE Ella Il, PuTdy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
Colonial Danes Have Box
For Assembly Ball. Jan. ii

The National Society Of Colonial
Danes has taken a box for the third
Washington assembly. which is To be
given at the Mayfiower Hotel. Janu.
AIRY IL. at 10 pm. The assembly,
which is now In the third year of
its successful revival. and which
dates originally back TO the early
days of the National Capital. In
unique In that Il Is the only subscrip.
ton ball In Washington given as a
purely social function. Those attend
ing are costumed to represent some
famous ancestor. Old'time cOurtiy
manners are donned with old-time APP.
parcl and the whole scene In one or
superior features. In many instances
IN many I'M three generations or one
family Win he in attendance grand
parents. parents and chilifen-aN rep
stasentative members OF their own en-
cics IN Washington society. me lam
lly lines stretch In mn nnbrokeh
thrt ad bnck Ia the earliest Sctt'"mehts
IN America and In numerous IN
stances cross the water to md resting
place In some of the historic cha'eaus
and castles Of the Old World.
An unusual interest II being mann.
tested In this seasons retiVa' ana an
the hoHea on the first hoor OF Tue
ballroom, with the exception OF on"'
have been taken. while those IN me
balcony are rapidly being reserve"
For this reason members OF the ~.
sembly desiring boxes are felues'eu
hy the committee tn make feheF'"''"''S
AT once. Mira. copley Amory. Il mem
her of the hoard of governors OF the
na.-uhiv IN chairman of boxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
Diplomatic Social Circles
Feature Advent of New Yea,

Continued from Fifth rage1
expected to sail for this country early
this month.
The Minister Of Grceee and Mime.
Simopoulos entertained nj dinner last
evening.
The Minister OF Austria and Nine.
prochnik have AS their guests over
New Year the latter's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Preston james Of
Bronkline. Mass.
The Minister aud Nine, prochnlk
viii entertain n company M dinner
Tuesday evening. January 10.
The Minister of Canada and Mrs
Massey have returned from Montreal.
where they spent Christmas and a
portion OF the holiday season.
The counselor Of the c,.aan en-.
hassy. Senior Don Rafael Kndriaucx
Altunaga, Is charge d'atfaircs during
the absence Of the Amha ssador. Senior
Don orestes Ferrafa, who has gone
to Havana To attend the sessions o(
the Fan American Congress aS dele
gate from Cuba,
The commercial counselor Of the
Swedish legation and Nine, Welded
were hosts NJ dinner last evening In
compliment 90 the iatters brotherin,
law and sister. MIR, and Mrs. NJ II.
Gano of Philadelphia. who are their
guests over Sunday. The company
later went To the dance which the
Minister III hungary and Countess
szeChenyi gave.
The marriage of Misa Jean Cano,
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs Al. L. Game,
10 Mr., Joseph Wilson of Philadelphia
is Of interest In Washington. where
The bride has heen frequent guest
OF her uncle and aunt. NJ, and Mime
Weidel The marriage took place
"Wednesday IN the Plaza Hotel In New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson irtt
immediately for Palm Reach They
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
Celebrate Christmas Eve
Wedding Of 50 Years Ago

Christmas eve so years ago MI. ana
Mia 1hotnus q. i.yddana were mar
ned by REV. Thomas \. Addison nt
Trinity l.piacopn' 'h"' N ~" emu
Am n mis- marriage are Mr. Morii'
me, a. I.yddane, New York tltr, Mt
Stanloy q. i.%dtane, con;r"i,a. III
and Mrs. Gertrude i.yddnho Fierce, u
ta>v Examiner In the Interior Depart
uant. all OF whom we're present ~
the PERCEPTION given IN homo, OF IN" I"
casion az the family home, 80 Ni'hol
son street northwest. thi.ium Heights.
uesides $500 III gold, the couple "efe
the recipients Of numerous presents,
Mrs. l.yddhre WAS born III George
town, aa WAS her mother who was I,
member af the Drme family. and eisn
her grandmother. who was sarah
Auitz Mr.. t.yddana was born In
Rockville, Md nS Was his father,
Lawrence i.yddane, aud his mother
llenfietta Adams i.ydhane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
Pianists' Club Members
Guests of Mrs. Morrison

Mrs. Martin A. Morrison, wife OF
former Representative Morrison OF
Indiana. entertained the members OF
the Pianists' Club with a musical pro.
gram and tea at her home last Wed.
nesday afternoon. The affair was
given in honor Of three former mem.
bers Of the club who were here for
the holidays, all returning home at
this time from New York City. The
honor guests were Miss Winifred
Michaelson, who for three successive
years has won a Juilliard Foundation
Fellowship: Miss Airline Gilbert. a
student at the Institute of Fine Arts
and Mrs. Raymond Baker, better
known in Washington as Beatrice
Wilson, a noted child pianist of sew
eral years ago.
The club members gave a short pro
gram, which Miss Michaeison followed
with delightful interpretations Of thu
Paga nini- Brahms Variations and
"Refet dams rEau." by Debussy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

a. short notice to meet certain emer-
geneies.
OF the IL major diplomats. those
from Mexico. Japan, Italy and Brazil
are in the 1925 list. and all the others
are o. later date. The Amba ssador
from spain was in last years pagea Mt.
but this viii he the first appearance
Of the cubs n Amba ssa dor and Senora
Ferrari, who passed the holidays in
Havana last year. The French Am
bassad dor vas received in March last.
and he will BE- "a NOTABLE figure in the
group. with his charming wife and
daughters. The Ambassadors from
Chile and Belgium count only a few
months at the Capital. and. contrary
10 anticipation. The new Ambassad dor
from Germany. Dr. Frederick VII.
helm Pr3ttwiz~tjanrDn. VIII not arrive
Until the middle III January. The
= n1ha ksadof from the Tui kish Repnb-
is the iatesi arrival, and mir com.
marks the return To pre.war con
~ .ons with all European nations
Y resented except Soviet Ikussia.
;efol this country Geciared war ON
! central powers, Austria Hungary
4 sad an ATnba ssador Ia Washington.
sut ia the reduced area end political
@oNeF only Minister comes from
Jenna now, 81, Edgar prochnik.
=. Ough al envoy only since May. 1920,
u continued service record here
zee 1921. when he becsme charge
a. res of the Austrian Republic
f4sI,- of the mort intFfettlng per.
SONS j.eE in the corps viii be crested
for the tirst time az "a New Year ieyee
and it.+ :. include Air. Vincent ST. sEie
A.s
ttaE Minister from the Aetheriand ~.
Johann ~. Van itossh, end lis snaoIn.
plished American wife. who was siiss
Aibertins Winthrop ~ Boston: the
Minister t.0m Nicaragua, Uf, Ale
fsn0ro Cesar. SENIORS Cesar and hit
imposing s'sG. the Minister from the
Kingdom II rte ferris fYoatr and
81 yens. Or t0isi8y Antoie Witch: the
Mirister from Salvador. Or. FrsDess.s
e. Nina. and - most recent arrival
in the corps ~ Ministers, n, Hslgafd
Isseflks. fFDsD Norway,
some of the most interesting house
holds are thoss of seefsis RES sDd
eoiInselofs ia ennis ksies and Iess lions,
sBd at them d hospitality IL dispensed
winch III not NJ much hsmpeTed by
the august traditions III the corps
Al the members Ut the Canadian iegs
ton. sxosp, Mr.. Thomas Areblbald
Ftons, are among the home keepers.
snd ss the Capital H. fiiied with famous
former Canadians serving In various
sesis NJ learning and ~ seikntine
bureaus NJ the Government, thsiI
hDsnss have been the scsns III much
hospitality sIl through the psst week
PR. stone, though y bachelor. has 10.
failed In these duttss. lie 10 Ont ~
she mos. accomplished Disnisis In
local circles and he entsfiains 81
musicals and What lie better, IL alive "a
81 tie disposal III his friends u pIs y
for impromp.u dances. The ba"hsi"fs
~ ths Eps nish emilia ssy Etsn rival
those ~ the British embassy. and
aindsF the leadership ~ ksHor Maria na
Amaedo y BsisFmendi, the counselor
have been GisDls ying the Ehrisi nss
spirit oil week IN The spacious chan
aslrs ut 27og Fifteenth street.
others ~ this group are. Senior J0st
1.inkFts kisss who 10 fret secretary
4hs Anai,s sAa aoF's son, Don rs MOI
Psaills y dc ss,rus,sgaI, who 10 -
attsche u the smbsssy. and Eenoi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
U. D. c. Chapter Changes
Its Hour for Meeting

The hour OF the regular meeting of
the Robert f. Lee Chapter, United
Daughters Of the Confederacy, which
is to be held tomorrow evening, has
been changed from pm. to $50
O'Clock. to follow the New Year re-
ception to be given by the division
for the Confederate veterans from
to s o'clock, at 1922 Vermont avenue.
1t Is hoped that large number Of
members and friends will attend the
reception and will stay on for the
meeting, as it Is one Of the most i'm
portant of the year. The meeting In
expected 10 adjourn in time for other
New Year evening engagements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Will be NJ home after January Is in
Philadelphia.
The acting military attache of the
French embassy and Nine. Thenaul'
entertained AT dinner Monday evening
and later took their /. guests to the
ball Tor the benefit OF the Children :
Country Home. which was given in
the Mayfiower Hotel. They occupied
the box ~ Mr.. and Mrs, Alfred Penn
broke Thorn. who had given IL TO
their niece. Miss Rowena Thorn. a
member OF Capt. and Nine. Thenaults
company.
Mrs. Spencer, mother OF Nine.
Theuauii. who has been their guest
for several weeks. left Friday for
Rattle Creek. Mich, where she will
hc for a forgnighi. Mrs. Spencer Will
return 10 Washington later in the
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

CONTINUED from FIFTH Page,
with hs father. Representative Hud,
son, returns 10 Michigan today.
The Director OF the Budget and
Mrs. Lord will not receive on New
Year day. Mrs. Lord will be at home
informally Fridays in January.
Right Rev. James T.. Freeman.
Bishop Of Washington. and Mrs.
Freeman win he nt home tomorrow
afternoon In the bishops house.
Cathedral Close. from In o'clock.
Mrs Mary Logan Tucker will Doe
1T home tomorrow afternoon Ia the
members 81 the District Society Of
Daughters of iNi3 and the members
Of the District Society Of the DANES
OF the Loyal Legion. She win re-
ceiye from ~ 10 > o'riork in her home
at 30l1 Thirty second atre"t
Mr.. and Mrs Eporgc Carter LAT,
ferry VIII 10 ~ home this afternoon
from 10 7 o'clock. In their hone,
1900 r street. They have with them
their niece. Miss loHtmonde T.. Jones
Of Philadelphia
Mrs. Donald Macdonald Mas
Louirc Macdonald and Mr.. Donald
Mac Donald, 50, viii he at home thia
afternoon at 1888 Twenty seventh
street.
Sir and Mrs. Frank i. Wilcox ~ill
be "a home informally tomorrow after.
noon. frdm Ia O'Clock, ut their
residence. $500 Meadow lane. Chevy
Chase,
Miss GOTTA Hunter and Miss Ger.
trude Hunter hsYe ae their guests
over the holiday Week end Miss Mar,
ghret portioet ana Aiiss tiuit nft,
lock ~ Norfolk, Va They viii bs nj
home thlE atl'lnDun ~ honor II the
Misses poItlnck ~ IA lea from I "a q
ocinek, Assisting al The ten table viii
be Mas Binit. &. Sinclair AMI Miaa
Virginia q. Francis.
Mrs Haluh faui tntins' Imam and
her Sister. Miss Dorothy Arhaid, viii
be- nj hume 10 Their friends tnu1ri uw
afternoon, ffnm 10 u n''tpct. AT the
iaitsrs home IN G"crEeinNn,
Mrs Genrge y. 'iorniey ana Mre,
Jack Kelley uf New Orleans viii pour
tea. assisted by ailsa Margaret Moore
II Alexandria, Va. ANA Miss Ivy
Habbitl. Miss Lucille King. Aliss VIZ
ginia Mcintash, Miha Madeline King,
Miss Eitnhr Donovan. Miss lbfoih3
Waters AMI ATS 1hon,1n Bralit
Mrs Leon Arnold viii assist hei
daughters In receiving.
Mrs. Adeliids iseVl ~ 1884 Ontario
p'acs viii receive with ii group 81
friends al the Ma flower Jt1tei MuHdn }
evening from III II o'eiGek,
Mise File HouidIn VIII be al home
ia her apartment 1Ds. l3ah i'afk TOAD
Court. after O'oiDoll tomorrow AFTER.
noon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Fernando y Sivela de Tordesiilas
The British bachelors have suffered
recently from the pranks OF Cupid
but they still number seven. and they
are unit In hospitabie endeavor. MIR.
Leander Mccormick -Goodhart has a
delightful country home, Langley
Park. and his mother acts as hostess
when he entertains. Another promi.
nent host Of the Britons In Sir Adria n
Maxwell Baiiiie. second secretary
Hostesses In the diplomatic corps
are careful not TO announce their
amenities during a season when the
local official celebrities are entertain.
ing. but all through the week there
has been informal entertaining. and
those hidden have enjoyed many rare
treats. In the Belgian embassy. dell.
cacies are imported from the home.
land. and tiny sandwich made Of
special cheese, national dish at
Christmas. has been enthusia Vt icaily
praised. Nine. Peter. chateiaine Of
the Swiss lega ton. gets all manner
of good things from her family In
GENEVA. aud she, too. sets "a hospitable
board for the wsyfarer
In the home Of DR. and Frau Carl
Won I.~winskj. on Sixteenth street. The
ttAT tbbFi AFEk fbJil1
~ nipple cake which has national
celebrity In sil parts of Germany
proper. and is known as baumkuchen
or tree cake. only two villages of
Germany have the concession 10 make
this cake and the massive one In the
home ~ the consul general ~ New
YORK Was the gift ~ the butgomn ri ~
of koibus'on- the Spree. tiny hamlet
IN Prussia. just above Berlin, where
ali Inhabitants In the village are Ell.
Eh2ed year In and year out mixing
and baking itaumkuchen The dough
In sinilaf 10 pound cake, but u IN
poured on wooden cylinder, whit h
ts'ofses rapidly over an open fire
hxsd on q horizontal bar. The action
VI the fire causes the sugar 10 bra nt h
on like the limbs VI tree, 80 that
when the cake In ea sed IN the cylinder
hHd pisred upright On nest IT spun
sugar or candles, IL resembles The
1hTisimss tree, the spruce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
Mr.. and Mrs. klcsner Give
Party tor Daughter

MIR and Mrs. Alfred kleSner enter,
tnined nj Il dance IN their new home tn
thevy Chase FOR their young daughter
Miss karla i>lcsner,
Several Of Miss klesner's class
mates. IA we'll as a number IT the
YOUNGER set ot Washington SOW
attended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Wireless telegraph, MESA Res cent In
facsimile form inhisai az b. Morse
code 80 The most distant parts 1T lie
world, aud changed at So mtnh per
sqnafs inch INSTEAD of per word, ara
forecast f0f The near future by one
~ the high officials vt the Aaltoni
eoinkanS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
HORSEMANSHIP

saw young Harry. With ais beaver on.
His eusses on his thighs. calamity armd.
Rise from the ground like feathersd Mercury.
And vaulted With such ease into his seat
As IL an angel dropp'6 down from the clouds.
To turn and wind aery Pegasus
And witch the world with noble hersemanshir.
-H'dLiam Shakespeare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
Radical Departures
In Diplomatic Corps
/ Ways Made in 1927

Continued from Fifth Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Mrs, Adeiiids i.npl ~ 1884 Ontario
p'acs viii receive with ii group 81
friends al the Mia i'nWar It1tel Monday
evening from y III o'einck,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
Special Events Noted
In Society's Calendar
As Old Year Passes

Continued from Fifth Page.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

aiiss Ellie Houidin Alii be al HON
~ her apartment 1Ds. l3ah i'afk tipati
Court. after G'oinol4 tomorrow after.
noon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Continued from Fifth paGe1
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-29
LOCAL COLD STORAGE PLANT MAY OPEN IN
 FOREPART OCTOBER

Lumber has been received and contract is to be let for building Sharp freezers and coolers for the local cold storage plant which was built last year by NeIs Hagen and associates.
 The plant will have capacity of four tons per day anu large enough to take care of local and Interior trade the entire year round.
 This concern has their own fish ing boats and will do the fishing themselves; also, hanl cannery is to be added next season
 Contracts will be entered into with mid-western concerns for salted fish, such as cod and herring. There is a possibility, it is stated, that the plant will be opened for operation October 1, providing parties in the States, who are interested in the concern, can arrive here by that time.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-29
CUT HER FOOT BADLY

Doris sullivanI while pathin ing in Lake Hartman yesterday afternoon. cut the bottom of one of her feet quite badly. This is the first time anyone has been hurt swimming in the lake for long time and it is thought that last fall, picnicers, must have thrown broken glass or cup into the water without stopping to consider that someone might step on it.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-29
STUDENTS RAPIER DUEL

LONDON. May 29. P)-Graham graduates at Oxford. rolled back the Monselle and Maurice Green, under pages of history a couple of centuries when they fought a duel with rapiers, it was learned.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-29

Mrs. Huie Goodell, Anchorage resi- dent who has been in the States for the last five months and who return ed Saturday on the Aleutian, left yesterday for Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-29

The s. s. Redondo, of the A. s. s Co., leaves Seattle June list. for Sew ard to resume her summers sailings from here for Westward ports.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-29

Norman M. Lack, assistant to Gen. eral Manager, Noel w. Smith, Alaska Railroad, leaves a week from Satur- day for the States.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-29

Harry Johnson, we'll known resi- dent of Moose Pass, left for home yesterday.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-29

The freighter Oduna, of the Alaska Steamship Company, is scheduled to arrive in port Saturday from Seattle.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-29

REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPE WRITERS $50 AND s75: TERMS. SchaIIerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-29

EASTMAN AGENTS, schaIIerer's Alaska Shop.
Smyrna times., 1928-01-11
ANOTHER SPAN BILL is UP
Edward Ball, Brother-in-Law Of A.
DUPONT, Interested in Project

Still another group emerged last
Wednesday in competition for Feder-
al permission to construct and operate
a toll bridge acrosst he Delaware at
or near Wilmington. Senator Bayard
introduced in the senate bill to auth
orize Stranahan, Harris and Aates, a
corporation organized under the laws
of Ohio, and Edward Ball, of Duval
county, Florida, to construct such
bridge. The location is specified as
at point suitable to the interests of
navigation at or near the City of Will
mington, on the Delaware sde, and in
the county Of Salem, N. J. Edward
Ball is a brother-in-law Of Alfred |.
DUPONT, which gave rise to the sug-
gestion that dupont interests are link
ed with the project. The engineers
interested in this measure are said on
authority to be the firm which con-
structed the great Philadelphia Cam
den bridge. On December 1, Senator
Bayard introduced a bill authorizing
the Delaware and New Jersey Bridge
Company to construct a bridge at or
near Wilmington over the Delaware
Two days before that Senator Edge
Of New Jersey introduced measure
giving the consent Of Congress to two
New Jersey men, Anthony Siracusa
and Clifford R. Powell, both former
speakers of the New Jersey Assem-
bly,, to put up and operate a toll
bridge at or near Wilmington across
the Delaware. All three bills are now
in committee, and hearing is expect
ed to be granted the several interests
shortly. As between the two Della
ware groups, Senator Bayard is not
taking sides. He introduced the two
bills at the request Of constituents. At
the committee hearing he will confine
himself to assuring fair hearing for
the rival groups, but will not under
take to influence the committee in
either direction. He feels that this
is the only logical position he can
take.
Smyrna times., 1928-01-11

percentage of soft and Gull corn is an
important factor in the harvesting of
the crop, as well as in the carrying
out of the program of economic pro-
duction.
Arrangements have been made by
County Agent Wilson to carry on this
project again this coming year on
these same five farms in order that
additional comparative results may be
obtained on practically the same types
Of soil and under similar cultural con
ditions.
Smyrna times., 1928-01-11

the water supply goes to the several
buildings and to the COW yards. Here
at this place is a station where gaso-
line is supplied for the automobiles
and trucks n use.
No rubbish is allowed on the farm
and neither is there wood pile. One
of the buildings S O. wood house where
all wood chopped and stored in neat
piles. System counts here.
George Thompson farms the old
Reed mansion farm of 112 acres. 1t