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DENTIST LOCATES AT wABAssO

dbr. A. J., Mclean of -Langford, N.
DE-, has opened a dental office IA the
rooms over the Citizens State Bank.
He is graduate of Manchester Col
lepe.. st. Paul, Glass of 1924, from
which place he received the degree
Of Bachelor of Arts, and is also a
graduate of the State University, re-
ceiying his diploma in June OF this
wear. He is a member of the ri Isl
Phi fraternity at the University
Wabasso Standard.
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July II, IS, rs
CITATION FOR HEARING ON FL
NAL ACCOUNT AND FOR DIS
TRIBUTION.
Estate of Christian Kuehn

Estate of Christian Kuehn
State of Minnesota,
)ss.
County of Redwood
IN PROBATE COURT
In the Matter of the Estate OF
Christian Kuehn, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the final account
and distribution of the estate of said
decedent: The representative OF the
above named decedent, having filed
in this court his final account OF the
administration of the estate of said
decedent together with his petition
praying for the adjustment and al
lowance of said final account and for
distribution of the residue of said
estate to the persons thereunto entlt-
led.
THEREFORE, YOU, AND EACH
OF YOU, are hereby cited and re-
auired to show cause, if any you have,
before this court at the Probate Court
Rooms in the Court House in the City
of Redwood Falls, in the County OF
Redwood, State of Minnesota, on the
goth day of August, 1928, at 10 o.
clock a. M, why said petition should
not be granted.
WITNESS, the Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 9Th
day of July, 1928.
A. R. A. Laudon,
Probate Judge.
Clague & Barnes,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
(Court SeaO 1-3ts
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MONTEvIDEO MAN
FOUND DEAD IN ALLEY

James Sullivan, aged SO years, well
known resident of Montevideo, was
recently found lying in ditch in an
alley in the business district OF the
city with wounds on his head, in
dicating that he might have been
slugged. Sullivan died at the Monte
video hospital from conclusion OF the
brain.
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THE REDWOOD GAZETTE, REDWOOD FALLS, MINNESOTA

moreover, we are not at all sure that
cataract is in any wav hereditary;
so your children may never have 1t.
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Catholic Church
j. w. Jiracek, Pastor
Masses-S:3O A. NJ, second and
fourth Sunday in month; other
Sundays of month at 500 and
1890 A. M.
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Announcement
n

We, the Redwood Falls Shipping Association wish
to express appreciation to former manager Rob
bert Stewart for the years OF service rendered.
During his time manager this association was built
up to one the largest and strongest cooperative ship
ping associations in the statetih 81
At recent meeting A. w. Park, Redwood Falls was
elected to act manager for the coming Mr. Park
has been well known stock of years expert
ence and takes up his friend and neighbor to
the people of the entire community.
We have trucks engaged to haul all kinds OF live
Stock bulls especially at rates cheaper than one can own
truck.
Our interest solely in the welfare of the livestock
business and in each individual patron. Those who pat
ronze their own cooperative shipping association
working together protect their interest Let's all
work together.
We plan to ship cattle from Redwood Falls the first
and third Mondays of each month to expense and
render best possible service. Other shipments will be
made from Redwood Falls each Monday and Wednesday
and from North Redwood each Tuesday.
Call "A. w. Park Manager, Redwood Falls, Phone
423, for service and satisfaction
~E~ BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE RED
WOOD FALLS SHIPPING ASSN.
BY D. M. Tiffany, Secretary.
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Church of Christ
Bible School 1000
Morning Worship ----------- HOO
C. E., Three divisions --- 700
Evening Service ------ 500
Choir Practice, Wednesday ---- 800
Mid-week service, Thurs. $4,000 500
All welcome, always.
OSCAR JONESON,
Minister.
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First Presbyterian Church

First English Lutheran Church
"The Friendly Church"
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st. Johns Lutheran Church
w. C.. Nickels, Pastor
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etho6ist Episcopal Church

Episcopal Church
Rev. Drummer of Minneapolis, pastor.
First Sunday of every month, COM
munion service at 1880 a. m.
All other Sundays, services at 1880
p. m.
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Church of Christ
Evening star., 1928-03-07
PRICE RANGE SMALL
IN COTTON TRADING
Early Advance on Foreign News
Offset by Selling on Texas
Rain Reports.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March THE cotton
market opened steady today at an adj
vance of 3 to points on the relatively
steady showing of Liverpool, and re-
ports of sharp advance In Egyptian
cotton in Alexandria. The advance
met some selling on reports OF light
rains in Central Texas. which some
thought might spread into the western
part OF the State while there was also
favorable comment on the weekly re-
port Of the Weather Bureau indicating
that much ground had been prepared
during the past week. particularly i'll the
western cotton belt
Prices eascd back TO about ycster-
days closing quotations in consequence.
but trading was in small volume. and
The market was quiet at the end OF the
first hour. active months showing net
losses of 10 4 points.
Private cables reported calling. cover
ing and shortage OF contracts In the
Liverpool market, and said the advance
in Alexandria was due TO unfavorable
crop accounts from the Sudan.
The market remained quiet later,
prices sagging off slightly under small
selling orders which appeared To be
encouraged by the Texas rain prospects,
May declined TO 1851. and October 10
1906, making net losses OF about TO
8 points, ana the market was within
point or two OF the lowest at midday.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
UT|L|T|ESLEADERS
ON CURB EXCHANGE
Bull Operations Continue in
General List-W. R. & E.
Is One Feature.
BY WILLIAM r. HEFFERNAN.

Special DiSpatCh TO Ihe Star.
NEW YORK, March Public util-
tiles held first place in speculative in
terest on the Curb Exchange today.
Elsewhere operations for the rise con-
tinucd in numerous high-priced spc-
cialtics, and practically all important
price changes were on the side of ad-
vance.
American Gas and Electric sold into
new high ground on reports OF rlego-
tiations for control of utilities, power
and light Electric Bond IL Share
moved forward almost 3 points and
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric was
in demand. still diScounting expected
benefits to stockholders through forma-
ton of a new Eastern utilities aSsocla-
ton. washington Railway and Electric,
involved in q merger OF washington
street railway properties, was becon,-
ing increasingly difficult to buy. de-
spite the fact that at its highest record
il was 100 points above the low for the
year.
Special dividend action was the in
ccntive for the persistent demand for
shares of pipe line companies. Both
Illinois Pine and Indiana Pipe went TO
Pipe held most of the recent improve
ment. Eureka was within fraction of
its best. Other oils were little changed.
There was nothing that was not al
ready known about the Ford Motor
situation TO account for the strength at
new high prices in Ford Of Canada. AT
500 it was up another II points on the
day. Auburn Auto felt the effect OF
profit taking, but reports persisted of
plans for consolidation of this COM
pany and another in the lower priced
field
Mining stocks were featured by active
dealings in NeWmont Mining and Col
den Center Mines. The latter went tor-
ward fractionally to a new high for all
time, coincident with rumors OF an Inn
portant new acquisition.
Other specialties which reached new
tops included Atlas Portland Cement,
Tissman Realty and General Bronze.
Shorts in Gobel common again found
1t difficult 10 even up accounts without
bidding the price up. The break OF
more than 8 points Tuesday apparently
fully discounted the reduction in the
quarterly dividend rate and the stock
held firm today.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
BUYING BROADER
! IN BOND MARKET
S. A. L. Issues Have Recov-
ery-U. S. Rubber Issue
Break Is Extended.
RY CHARLES F. SpEARE.
Special Dispatch to The star.

$Nerial Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK, March I'm bond
market that showed an expanding vol
uIne today the price movements were
mainly upward. There were recoveries
IN some Of the ISSUES that have been
under pressure lately and more evil
ocnce OF demand from institutions.
The fact that savings banks have been
buying more freely is all evidence that
deposits are not being withdrawn be-
cause Of a more general unemployment
condition. Life insurance compenieS
ere also in the market and are bidding
for issues between a range of return
az ass 10 Loo per cent, There is some
doubt whether the New York State
Legislature Will at this session pass the
measure extending The legal privilege
- various Issues Of public utilities and
railroad equipment bonds.
s. 4. l.. issues Have Rally.
In The early part o: the session the
Scaboard Air Line group advanced. Raj
lies amounted 20 from / 70 II, points.
The Ah-Flori6a IS were IL points over
yesterdays low and The consolidation
IS S points. The buying, which began
Yesterday. is understood 10 have come
from banking interests interested in the
property ana also from a house that
hac a large commitment in the adjust
mentS and IN the IS and sold out a
month or 50 ago. Since The recovery
SCI IN, ab00t $4,000 900 par value of the
bonds has been traded IN, rs against
$l2,oo000o on The decline
The CUoan Cane Sugar IS and as.
Andes Copper IS. Liquid Carbonic 6s,
LorLlard SIS, Ske!ly Oil 5los. Sinclair
6 IS, Remington Rand IS and Hud-
son Coal SIS were all fairly strong. The
break II L. S. Rubber securities ex-
tended 10 the refunding SIS and the IL,
per cent notes. The latter broke ! l.,
points.
They are secured by refundng mort
gage bonds and have an ample margin
ot collateral. Practically all Of the 81,
irer cent notes. which are unsecured,
are selling st par.
Norway's Big Issue.
The main issue today was $50. .0o0, 900
Kingdom Of Norway 5s on SIS basis
There was some exchanging of the 5les
and 6S for Il. The IS of I943 and 1914
may be redeemed in 1929 and 1880 at
par and the 6s Of 1852 are subject To
redemption in October. 1882. They are
al selling al premium of about 2ie
points.
The first offering of oil company
bonds n some months is scheduled for
Friday. when Sl0.000.000 Shaffer Oil 6
per cent convertible notes will be sold
q; eslz.
United States Government bonds end
certificates were quiet and heavy. with
the market waiting for the terms of
the Treasury financing tomorrow.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Wall Street Briefs

UNITED STATES STEEL CORPO-
dustry have declined lls per cent the
last week. the average being put at
around 81 per cent, against 83t2 per
cent the week before and 81 per cent
two weeks ago. 1ngot production OF
the United States Steel Corporation Is
now below 30 per cent. compared with
30 per cent the two preceding weeks.
Independent companies are averaging
76 per cent against II per cent the
previous week.
NATIONAL TEA CO.~-~National Tea
Co. earned $i2.i7 share on the COM
mon stock III 1927. after preferred divi-
dends, against $3.l6 share In 1926.
Net profit rose to $2.046.04i, from
81 5a5 .22l.
MIDDLE STATES OIL CO.~~The
stockholders protective committee of
Middle States Oh Corporation reports
that safe and substantial progress has
been made IN bringing order into the
affairs Of the corporation and It's SUBJ
sldiary and affiliated companies. and
that within a short time measured
toward reorganization viii take place"
The tax situation. II WAS said. no longer
vas an obstacle Ia reorganization, as IL
Is anticipated claims for income taxes
viii be settled for small sum Most
OF the important litigation also has
been disposed ot.
ARKANSAS NATURAL GAS Co
Stockholders Of Arkansas Natural Gas
20, nave ratified Il merger with Natural
6as ~ Fuel Corporation and Industrial
Gas Co. effective April Il,
CLEVELAND ELECTRIC I.ruMI-
MATING CO. Cleveland Electric IL
Eliminating Co. subsidiary OF North
American Co, VIII start building April
J II lJ2 900 volt steel tower transmission
me 90 miles long 10 supply additional
ricctfie power to northeastern Ohio
The project calls for 81 .H0O. 900.
ATLANTIC GULF IL WEST INDIES
LINES, ~ Atlantic Cult A. West Indies
steamship Lines had net income af
sI6o, ,i0i for 1927, against Sd29,iDi In
lb2O, This was equal. after preferred
nlVldeilds. 10 III cents a share, against
~ u IA share Oh the preferred only the
year before.
b0U1HWEh1HitN nEtr. THi.E.
PHONE Net income OF Southwestern
isell Telephone Go. for 1927 declined
to slj,0o5 R47 frnm Si3,24a. .7g4 In 1920
lhlk Was equal ta shD a3 Il share ON The
preferred. against 500 no a share on the
preferred Tie year before,
CANADA DRY GINGER ALE,
Canada Dry Ginger Ale. Inc. had met
prom of saasA.ial IN 1877. against
81 Tab, 29a IN 1926 equal 10 shO7 a
| share compared with saAS a ahare the
| year before.
WhhlFiih OIL, ~ REFINING, ~.~
Wealsfn Oh IL feiinina 10, plans to
| finaHcr ala a8pansinu program through
| sale ~ S1,DDD tinD preferred and ~ lu0~
| 900 class A common stock, Output Ut
The iennery viii be doubled and itibri.
eating and asphalt plants added.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
AMERICAN BANKERS SEEK
NEW lTAL IAN FINANCING

ROME. March z a., 80 Interested
are American bankers III Italy as n tleld
Tor Investment that representatives ot
three important New Natk tlnanclal m~
etitutions have been III Rome IN as
many days arranging 10 float loans In
the United States,
While all the representatives have re-
Trained from discussing their missions.
Il was Indicated that the present dis
eusston had nothing to dn With hysltos
electric development, nor antetnnleM
loans, which are aeelared hot needed
II has hecn thn announced tNltVN or
the Fascist government ta IRWIN Oh any
foreign loans except for productive sn~
termiaea, tleure thare II much asAseulas
tion AS tn What the emtasaties ut the
Amrrlpan hanks are nov cunalslptlns
relative Ia Ilaolna American dollars III
the italian llelu.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
MELON CUTTING LOOM.

NEW YORK. March Z LR.-WaL
Street hears unofhciaIIy that valuable
subscription rights will be offered be-
fore the end Of the year to the stock
holders Of the American Telephone &,
Telegraph Co. and the Pennsylvania
Railroad. A le-for-i stock split-up in
United States Cast Iron Pipe also Is
reported 10 be an early prospect.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
SPLIT HOTEL PACT.

NEW YORK, March ilP,.-Separate
of the Canadian Pacific
Railway Co.'S hotels for eastern and
western lines. following the death Of
c. E. E. Usher, is announced by E. w
Beatty, chairman. Andrew Allerton has
been appointed general manager Of
hotels and bungalow camps east OF Fort
Williams. Ontario. and II. F. Mathews.
general manager from Fort Williams TO
the Pacific coast.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
WHEAT PRICE STEADY.
CORN GOES LOWER
Coarse Grain Is Easy Owing to Bet
ter Weather for Movement.
Oats Are Firm.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. March 7.-U Unusual
steadiness prevailed in the wheat
market today during early dealings.
prices being upheld by continued re-
ports OF probable heavy abandonment
East of the Mississippi. Corn vas
easy owing to favorable weather for
corn movement. Opening unchanged
to J.. higher, wheat held near to the
initial range. Corn started unchanged
To Z up. but subsequently underwent
a setback to below yesterdays finish.
Oats were relatively firm. Provisions
had a downward slant.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Reported hs ], 4 ", ssIismsp a 60.

CHICAGO, March 7 ~ Butter im~
changed. Receipts, h.7J5 tabs EeEs
loper5 reGeipia, g,4bS eases. ilists. 2TAt
ordinary nrst6. N,
Evening star., 1928-03-07
STATEMENT or THE CONDITION
County Fire Ins. Co. of Phila

MANAGEMENT AT MANCHESTER. Nh.
On the 3lst day Of December, 1927 az re-.
Gmred under the District OF Columbia Code
smsnded June 30. 1902. and August 16. 1911.
Capital stock. paid dn IN cash: ssoo9so sSooo9"0
ASSETS.
,sn .asn IN bank. k.............. S137.s53 ~
Real estate mortrages i6r,t '%'''o1o
s,anrI zen .i..a.......,.: 100000
Bills reteiyabiss '..'....'.... 2o9s 7ss5n
Premiums .uncollected and in 1""'''
nhnds of agents ...,. 10s sea 70
interest due and accrued. 80. is 7a0 ~
Total assets .s2.44s .091 %
". ,, LIABILITIES.
set unpaid claims .., xoa ora "a
"seFFe as required by law I 121' on ~
9alsries rents. expenses, taxes
commissions' 6rokeraxe ecic: p p eoo eoo 90 90
tasn dividends remaining un- ''
rauf.,t :t.'.............. e0nt2 M
All ftber" - Il ynt.3i;;;t........... 500 00n NJ
0' '""'ii''es' Is 092 G3
1''ai liabilities ........s1. 7s4 8a0145
tte year 1o27' re 'nesa ipsr,ncsn 1ransaeted during
A1"nn, Mount. r. risk a..,imed
Losees Sc. s,n.1ained ,a6an during the '''''''V'
N2gsy Ys.. 3;sssss1,ved ;ss1v dariin1.; the fio0l'.7'
Expregnded duriniE; the year s23s7s.is
15%| ........... s4s os|ex
r. W. sARGEASTT- g
GEO. W. SWALLOW. President.
s,b.o.;h., Asst. Secretary.
oth das Of FahGsro abf sgorq s e before me this
'Seai) Go. ". PRESCOTT.
Ny commission explre. Nor. Na:aIT To- plS5i5. l5si5..
Evening star., 1928-03-07
INTERNATIONAL rlrrR roMr,>Y

r,,-NVW fV.h, = I. FFhF&iArN IT I"~N-
The Board Of Directors have declared
rrgular quarterly dividend OF one and th~es-
Quarters Il = 81 per crnt on the Curfi}a-
ave r Preferred Stcrk of this Company
ao't r"gutaT quarterly dividend az ore
and one half ! - e is'r crnt an rhe Cam.
ufIffNe Ssr Preferred Stock Of th1S Corn,
p2ry. Tor The current quarter psyahia AprlI
~, lnsS to holders cf rytor,i az tAe close
az business. Apsil @nS. ICES Cheeks Will bc
matted, Transfer hooks viii rci slnSe
OWEN SHEPHERD
Va YN-t.EA...,t
Evening star., 1928-03-07
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office

Following Is the list of stocks and |
bonds traded in on the New York Curb |
Market today: |
Evening star., 1928-03-07

ls. 1911. S'~' dA8 AuSust
CAPITAL deposit. s.oooo
c,ss ASSETS.
stocks 9c!ise and bond: ,miarEet s'os.3so'ss
Prrf1i irns noc;ojii.cc,a,if 1920 $500
I"ie'e-t lie r''' AMI accrued. .;da.. " @i7dsss7 s7
~ nlhef assets; Due from '-''-~s"
imtr@. insn-c COMPANIES on paid &
''-'''-.'-..,.... 3s.4s06I
A"'ai assets. ........Si904.Is4I2
~. LIABILITIES.
Reserve as Esauired' bv law. si5:4a 574a
Sltarles- rents. expenses. taxes.
cGmmissions' brokefaee.. e,c. l199ilooddJ55
All otnsr liabilities: Reserve ''-"'
ior loss expense. .... Iasa1 81
Total liabilities. ara 04.15
;, Character Of business transacted ar-,-
tne ,ne year 1927 Fire. lightning. marine. M.
Non. tornado. sprinkler leakage riot. sxnio-
SION cIFIl ccmnIoti0u ford ~S
Amount OF .lsk assumed dur
ing the wear 1927 Sfoa o1- oos ao
Losses sustained during the 49,
Money Ireeccee.ved during the '''''So.e'
E1,pegded during the year
MARSH 4 McLENxAN. nc "o0is
l., HENRY. Auditor.
, .Uhscr1hef. and sworn 10 before me tins
@ith day OF February. 1aos
tSe5l.b C. A. STATS
Ny commission expires MAJ II ios0;
Evening star., 1928-03-07
After Cali.

warh. r. &. z. 4s-s5 500 at 934s.
Nat! n & Inv pfG.-SI00 AT 5as.
Wash. Gas ss B-sI00 q. I06as.
Cnzpin &, Sacks 81 pfd.--25 al l04.
Norev-Csl s0sug. So and 6C.
Evening star., 1928-03-07

Net assets for common Sf72fg
Earnings ton l00. 900 shares): 9mo.
los loI4s sosi so2t' i9a7 ia327 sla@as' s1Ga' is2I;
Stock pays dividend of SG.
Dividends have. been paid continuously
since 1909. except in years 1881.
At go stock yields 2.2 per cent.
Par share statement Ia based on 41.177
sharcs--aiter conversion into preferred.
Consult your banker or broker for fur
thor, information as 20 values lack Of this
stock.)
Evening star., 1928-03-07
OF EAE
World Auxiliary
Insurance Corp'n, Ltd,
of London. England

On the gIst day OF December 1897 "a rn-
guired under the nt~'rfct uf Columbia Cote
amended June 50. IaQ-. and AUGUST 5, 1911.
Capi'al deposit ...-.,..... 5000, 10000
ASSETS.
stocks ard hnnds truarket valuel sa3 500 90
Premiums unCOilecied ard in
hands as agents. tieauct. :. 643305t
Interest due and accrued. -. >. 9aS6 IS
4oIsi assets ..-.... .sTls.'Si.ES
LIABILITIES.
Net unpaid c,atnts ............ S67ot437
Salaries. rents. expenses taxes.
60 -.,...- oSss-Rt4'3l
surplus as regards poilcyholiers. 4:6.ai-.a5
Total liabilities ,S7Is.15i.73
Character Of business transacted during
thr@ year ia37 Fire and lightning inland
snrtnklrr. riot. civil con,uot>on and explo-
stou
Anoun: of risk assumed dur
ing tka wear 1927 ......- $50 SSS ST4 40
Lo>srs sustained daring the
Moasy rr:ctveti during ,hc 800 ~ 'O'S-'
Exnended during the year
MARSH & McLENxAN' I<C''
e T.. HENRY. Auditor
-, NufssrFih"sS and sworn 10 before ire this
'seal, G. a. STATS.
,St,'atNs
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Washington Stock Exchange
Sales

Gap. Traction 5S-Si. 900 at i04.
Georgetown Gas 5s--SI 900 at Ifl4.
Wash. Gas SIS A--Si 900 at i05s., 500
al i04s4, $500 al 1oe.
Wash r. &: z. zS-si 900 at o3Ss.
Wash. r. & z. gen? 6s-si 900 at 1o37.
Cap. Tract. Co.-~i a. ilI'..
Pot Eiec. ert pso.--5 at I1iI.
Fot. Eiec. 5i3s pfd--5 at 1074+, Is al
l0IIs. 20 a. I071..
WASH r. e. E. pf6-i0 at lo4.
Natl G. 4; Inv. pfd.-50 at 55s, so at
So.
Sanitary Gro. Cos at lo7i2, at
.1Ts.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
PER SHARE ANALYSIS.

(From Consolidated Balance Sheet Of
September 80. 1927.
Per share.
Total grn2s asscts .:7I3.1S
DEDUCTIONS:
Bonds and preferred stock. .S515.26
Current Obligations ........ a.45
Reserves ................. 1863
Evening star., 1928-03-07
UF The
Union Insurance Society
OF Canton, Ltd, of :
Hongkone

"on -oo,,; We 3lsi day OF Decembe-. 1897 a.
~ frggired under the District Of toIn,,,sss q
- amended Juns 30. 1902. and Any,3.,
Evening star., 1928-03-07

GeA4lt4e n.Iua 4iallnas aIf being iu.
t4cdQced l4ll4 A.leAs sita 4Isf4k,
Evening star., 1928-03-07

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
Evening star., 1928-03-07

WEh1EiiA OIL, ~ REFINING. p.~
Western Oh IL refining 90, plans to
niiaIiHS ah e8pahRiali program through
sale ~ S1,DDD tinD preferred aud ~ uun.~
900 class A common sleek OUTPUT Ut
the feiinery viii be doubled and hihgl.
eating aud asphalt plants added,
Evening star., 1928-03-07

STATEMENT OF THE coND1Trox
0f The L AO~t
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Total liabilities. .sI37s04453
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Fidelity & Casualty Co.
of New York

ou the *ist ds~ Of Decenlhe- 1887 a. 81
auiFe1 ur.;er the District OF CYlur;hia rcafe
amended june 80 1902. and August : IaTt
Evening star., 1928-03-07

bOUTHWh'S1.aitN nEIT. TEi.E.
pIioHE.~~ Net income OF Southwestern
Htll Telephone Go. for 1927 declined
10 Slj,0o5,Ra from si3,24h. .7a4 IN 1920.
inns Was equal 10 sha02 u share ON The
preferred. against 500 no share on the
preferred the year before.
Evening star., 1928-03-07

CANADA DRY GINGER ALE
Canada Dry Ginger Ale. Inc. had met
ptoili al sa.3a4.ial IN iD27. against
~ ,Tad 2aa IN 1929, equal 10 sh.O7 a
share, compared with s1HS a ahare tha
year before.
Evening star., 1928-03-07

MANAGEMENT AT MANCHEsTER. Nh
On the 81 day Of December 1927 az re-.
dnired under the District Of Columbia Code
amended June 30. 1902. and August 1S. I9i1