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RAYMOND Is. DicKEY. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia holding Probate Court NO.
37.ds Administration This y Y give 10, 20,
Columbia haS obtained from the Probate
Court of the District Of Columbia letters
testanentary on the estate of Lautsn Dora
Wplgrl late Of the District NJ Columbia
deceased All persons having claims against
the decreased are hereby warfed tn exhibit
the Same with the vouchers thereof leEHliS
authenticated 20 tue suhscriheF on ar before
the end day OF May AD, ln"a otherwise
they nfHy by law he excluded from all lHne-
III of said estate Given under my hand
this end DAY Of NAV 1928 CAROLINA l..
BoNINI, l44I HarNera q nv seal; Al,
wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk OF
the Probate Court myi9.I9,2B
q PERCY MrfiIIiE. THOMAS u. nIRkE.
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THNS ! OWEN & son, AUCTloNEERS
llnA Eve Street Northwest
PROVED REAL ESTATE, BENG \
TaREE,STORY BRlCk RESIDENCE,
KNOWN As PREMISES Ne. lAVo BEL

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, BENG \
TRR EE.STORI BRlCk RESIDENCE.
M6ST S%T fReET RI FTHN NoRTnW tGs S2 'O' 0'
Ry virtue nt certain deed of trust dated
February L, 1921, heinS recorded Fe6ru-
AIRY Il 1921 IN Liher 45a4 at tulio .sl
snong the lard returus Of the District of
Columbia. and at the request of the party
secured thereby the undersigned trustees
premises, on THURSDAY. THE TWENTY.
THREE-THlRTY O'CLOCK Pm the fellow.
lng-,cScrybaNi land and premises. situate IN
the County Of Washington District OF Co
mmhta, and designated as and eeing parts
Grounds of Columbian Cpiiege" as per plat
recoScd In the Office of the surveyor for the
District of Columbia tn Iiher District | at
folio S6t described by metes and bounds IN
said deed oi trust assessed as lot S42 In
sauare 2G6a Subject To covenants OF rec.
Terms OF sale: one-ihlri of the nurch ase
money Ia be paid III cash. balance IN two
equal ln~tailments. payable IN one and two
years. with interest at q y per Centum per
3YpQnl payable serui-annualty. from day OF
sale secured by deed of trust upon the
the purchaser. 4 deDosit of $500 90 will be
required at time OF sale, All eonseyanctHg,
recording etc. at cost of purchaser. Terms
90 sale 10 he complied with within thirty
days from day OF sale. otherwise the tFus-
tees reserve the right 20 resell the property
chaser after five DAYS advertisement of
such resale in some newspaper published in
WASHINGTON. ID. G.
ABRAM r. SERVEN.
1921 Eve 81. NV.
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ROGER ]. WHITEFORD & WALTER NJ.
BASTIAN. Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court--No.
37357. Administration. This IL to give no.
tcs that the subscriber. Of the District of
Court of the District of Columbia letters OF
administration on tho estate of Martha c.
ceased All persons having claims against
he deceased are herehv warned 70 exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated. 90 the subscriber on or he
fore the 30th dav of April AD 1920. other
wise they NAV hv law he excluded from all
benefit OF said estate Given under my hand
this. 3nth dav OF Aprii 1923 WALTER j.
con. IT. 3t45 l4th 81 NV. iSeall AT.
test: THEODORE COGSwELL. Register of
Wiils for the District OF Columbia. Clerk OF
The Probate Conrt my5.12l9
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FRANK sTETsoN. Attornev. ,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia: holding Probate Court --~Fstste
Of George r. Weeks deceased No ITyg:l
Administration Docket s. Application hav.
tnr been made herein for probate Of the lasl
Viii ami testament of said decreased and for
htteTs sestamentarv ON said estate hv Ma
nonal SAVINGS & Trust Company IL is orr
dered this Sth dSg of Nav An la2S that
James 4. Weeks Ia23 II Il nv: Kate Bur.
rntiehs .n7 st NV: Elizabeth Carr. e0Sn
North Eanitol St NV. E,luer Weeks arg
INth st Sc Washington. d c.. Jahn W
Weeks, Aiexanstrla Va. Earl Weeks and
Joseph III. Weeks whose addresses are lfi-
known: the unknown heirs At Law and newt
or Kin and all others concerned appear in
said court on Monday the Sth sIav OF June
a d 1o2S- at 10 o'clock a. m to show cause
Why sueh application should not he granted
LNt notice hereof no published in the Wash
lnEton Law Reporter ard The Evening Star
ni1ee IN each of three successive weeks etore
tne FTtufn day herein mentioned the first
publication to be not less than thirty Cavs
before said return day JENNINGS BATT.Fy
Jnstice. tSeail Attest THEODORE COGS-
YELL. REGISTER of Wills for the District of
toIumha Clerk of the Probate Court
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aly,r,0> SALES
FUTURE hAAS.
4Mo& ] OWEN q SON. AuCTIoNEERS,
1@SS Eye Street Northwest
Trustees Sale of Eight-Story
Fireproof Brick Apartment
\ Known as Schuyler Arms"
Being Premises 1854 Colum-
bia Road NV.

BY virtue ot certain deed of trust aateo
November -. 1926 heiag instrument No.
.eVN. FecurSieG Decenalser y 1926. among the
land ne. nrxts of the District of Columbia.
and ~ the request of the party secured thelS.
~ the undersigned trustees Viii sell at pub.
lie auction in front OF The premises. on
StESnAf TIE TWENTY sNlNIH. DAY OF
NAY. A. n. 1928 AT THREE O'CLOCK Z M,
the following described land and premises,
situate lH the District of Columbia. and deS-
iEnsted as and being part of Oaklawn, be;
inS mart of = tract known as widows Mite; To
onrNer af lot 2 fn Noerr's subdivision OF
nart of Sald tract. a. per MAI recorded ~
Hhe Office of the surveyor for the District of
Columbia. an fiheg County at folio 81, on
the east live of Columbia ri., aS widened
and running thence along the Southcriy iine
of lots 10 and - of said Noerr'S SUhdlN1-
sion ISL feet. theme seathwesterly at right
10 the seWta line Of The land conveyed to
stephen 7, C0ackenhash by deed recorded
an l3ber 100 at folie s.. among the land
recoriS of the District Of Columbia: thence
alonE Ssad south hne north 81 & feet west
III the east ine Of Columbia nj as wlueneti;
theTre with the east hne of sand road a3 IL
feet more ~ less to the beg1npine, said par
parcel now known as lot si7 in square 2SSS;
Terms: S3ld subject 10 prior deed ei
trust for SSsS 600 90 further naf0cu lars or
which Will he announced at time ot sAieS
THE purchase nr1ce above said trust TO he naio
IN cash. A depoSlt of s.. 600 required. to1t-
coSt. Terms tp be complied with wthio
thlTtv days. otherwise deposit forfeited and
The CTonertS may Ne advertised aud resoid st
the discretion ef the trustees,
LEWIS T RRETNINGEH
HORACE & SMfTHY.
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-
Jesse I. MILLER AND VERNON +. WEST
ATTORNEYS.
supREME COURT on THE pIsTRICr

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTKItI
OF Columbia holding Probate Court.
-- No 373l5. Admtn siration; -- This is
10 give notice: That The subscribers. of
the State OF New jersey, the state Of New
spectiyeIy have obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District OF Columbia, letters
testaInentalv IN the estate Of Anna H. l..
Beanlan late of the District Of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims against
the leceaEed are hereby warned to eNhihit
Ihe same with the vouchers thereof. legally
anthenllnaied 20 the subscribers on or be.
fore the 2Rth day Of April AID. la29
otherwise they may hy law hc excluded
from all heneht OF said estate Glyen nn.
der our hands this goth day Of April. lo2s.
Prlnaeton. n j.: NORMAN g. LnvETT, iOt
r 10Th II New York city: ROBERT ;,
BRIGHT 1oc3 GermautoMn ave-, Philadel-
WE'LL. Register Of Willis for the District of
Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court,
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ARTHIR PETER aud W. II. BADEN.
Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Holding Probate Court. .--Est ate
Of Carolyn NJ Babcock Deceased. Mo-.
3T2i4 Administration Docket 81 ,--Applica-
tion having been made herein for. probate
OF The last will and testament and codtcils
thereto of said deceased and for letters
esiamentarv on said estate hy the Washing
ton Loan & Trust CO. Il y ordered this aih
heirs and next ot kin OF CAROLYN NJ Rah.
cock deceased IL any and all others com
cerned. apnear In said court on Monday. the
18th day of June n. ia2S at TO o'clock
AM. 60 show cause why such annltcatinn
should not hs granted let notice hereof BE-
published In the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star once ia each OF three
successive weeks before The return day here.
ia mentioned the first qualifications To be not
less than thirty davs before said lretnrn day
JENNINGS BAILEY. jrstice. iSeal At
test VICTOR 6 MERSCH. Deputy Register
Of Wills for the District of Columbia Clerk
Of the Probate Court. myi2 1e6
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4 c0ULTEK WEKLs. Altoyaey.

SUPREME C0rET ~ THE DieTRic1 on
.'a392ipmbie bgldi.gT Ptgbate Ggurl -~ho
iloe thgl lbe sullesallef ~ the Disbiet ~
C9inHiba Dae obtained ffgH ibe Probate
sdf9iHistf 5ii9D 9B the estate 0i All.N Deal
iate - tbs iJlsfFitd Bf Columbia decreased
All f8ls0Is h9ggpg eiatHlE agaIHEt tbs de
tfRssd #fe bRisbg Natuaa ~ sshtilit The
same With ihe vouchers tlsfegf legally an
ihefiiiested 10 the suisegibpF ~ ~ ttfgte
The t4ib day ~ Nay Al, 1879 gihef wise
they pas bg law la esetasifd from al bene
III ~ said estate. 639ep ulasg my hand
lbis J4lb DAY ~ Mss. lDzs, h, aHA1E
DEAL 2gsg,ilI AdsiRs MI 81 bs seai !
Wlils f9f The District st GoIsslgldaa Ilefk
las Pgsitats G9aft sslps2HJsz
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WILLIAM T. BALLARD.
ABRAM r. SERVEN.
1921 Eve 81. NV.
ny. Ibid LIS, ,I9..I =. .
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. ATCTIoNEERS.
1875 Eve Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE rNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE. SITUATE AT
IHE NORTHEAST CORNER OF ELL
COTT STREET AND RENO ROAD. ONE
BLOCK WEST OF CONNECTICUT AVE.

s.y virtne of certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Ilber No. SOAR. folio 353 ct SEQ. j.
of the land reeo~yis of the District Of To-
lunl,'la. and st the reuuesE uf the party Sc
cured thereby, the Undersigned trustees Will
sell at pubic auct8on. in front of the Drem.
ises on THURSDAY THE THIRTY FIRST
DAY OF MAY A.n. 1923 AT FIVE
O'CLOCK Pm the following described land
and premises situate in the County of wash
ington District of Columbia. and designated
a. AID being lots Numbered seven 81. eight
tsl ard nne taB in sauare numbered nine
teen hundred and elghty three fiaS3l IN the
Subdivision made by the Chevy Chase Land
Company If Montgomery County Maryland,
as ner plst of said subdivision recorded IN
Book No. IS paxe 90. of che records of the
Office ot the surveyor for the District Of CO.
lumb5a.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase
money 20 he Paid 10 cash. balance TO be
renre@ented hy notes of the purchaser. pay
able in two equal tnstailments. IN one and
two wears. siih interest az six isl ner
cenfnm per AnDnrI. payable semi-annuaIly
frung day OF sale secured hy first heed Of
trust anon the property sold or all cash at
the option OF the purchaser A denoslt OF
$500 viii be REQUIRED at time 0f sale, All
fs1Dvst art1ng. recording. cite af cost of pur~
chaser Terms Ut sale 10 lie complied with
within fifteen days from day Of sale other
wise the hHstees reserve the right to resell
the property az the risk and cost of de-
faaitIng purchaser after five DAYS adver-
tisement Of ssIch resale IN some newspaper
published IN Washington, ID. e.
GEORGE e HAMILTON
WILLIAM L. MILLER.
nyIs-d&ds exsu Trustees,
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HAMILTON { HAMILTON Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate C0uTt.--No.
a93@s Administration This is Go give no
tice that the subscriber of the District of
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District OF Columbia letters
testanentsry on the estate of Willisnl Bar.
mum, late of the District of Columbia de-
eeased. All persons having claims against
The deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
authenticated 10 the subscriber on or ne
fore the 18th day of ApriI. AID 1929
otherwise thev may by Law he exciuded
from all benefit 0f said estate Given under
its hand this Inth day Of MAY IoaS
Union TRUST COMPANY Bv GEORGE
r FLEMING. Wee President fSeAtl At
test: THEoDoRF cOGswELL Register Of
Wills for the District OF Columbia Clerk Of
the prnhate Totfrt rNvfo I n 80
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Legal, NUfICEs,
HABILTOA 4 HANfIT0N. A11o1gsys.

stJ'kEME COURT or THE DISTRICT or
,tsgnWma holding I'fgbats Court Mo.
tfe th8t the subseFls,sf ~ the STATE az
iHdiaha bas obtained from the Probate
t|ltiW ~ the District ot columbia aBfiliaFy
sriDfs testafaeHtarS gu ttie sHtale ri martha
] 6shcotn1 iste II fhs state ri Indiana,
9eftastH All BarsD8s bagiBs piaiIns aaaliist
iile decreased are hereby earned 10 eEhibt
the taioo WITH the yeaiDafs tiesaof leRgiiy
assiheiitl"atHd " i9e sas'saFle9eer On 0g let9fs
they may ~ iaH De excluded fran ali bene,
81 7 ssid ss.a'e ssa p.9gsr .pa.9gsr NJ Rsea q 4
EAilTE BATIoNAk DAeg AsO THfsJ
COMPANY w WiLsOa p. cox FFeHl-
GENT TfEfe HaHte IhdlaHa lsNal,B Al
tesi TEE0D0HR c09aWTLf EeRlstef ~
Miiis t9r the Dlstftst ~ C0tlmblaa Clerk "
tnF Probate Court 6yg5 2H ,lsS
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ARTHUR HELLEN. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or
Columbia holding Probate Court.--No.
1897 Administration. This ~ 20 give no.
iiee that the subscriber Of the District ot
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District of Columbia letters
testamentary on the estate OF Edward @.
Leech. late OF the District Of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims arains,
the deceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof Legally
the 30th dav Of April A,D Ina0, other
wise they may hy law he excluded from
hand this 30th day nf April 1ssas,
BERTHA f. LEIGH 1881 9Th shy.
Register ~ wRl~ for the Diswiei Of Eolam+
bis- Clerk of the Probate Court,
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Adam 4. weschler &. S0a. Aurtioneers
Trustees sale ~ Practically New Soda
Fountain. Confectionery Fixtures. lee
drram Machinery. RefTigeratinE Plant.
Etr.
by virtue Of ehattel deed of trust
dated February L. 1926 and recorded
among the records oI the Recorder Of
Deeds Of tie District of Columbia and
~ she request Of The party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees xiii sell
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
at No. 3IIS 18th St. NV.
Thursday, May "a, 1928
CommeneiaE 10 O'Clock An.
About 20 foot "R0heTt II. Green &
Sons Sanitary Base Soda Fountain. with
Six Arms. IL syrup, Fruit aud q Ice
Cream Recent aeles MIX Pump Cooling
Compartments Automatic Washer Car
t,onatpr etc. Msrrorea and Marble Top
Back Bar. II Fitrulfte Tables 81 Cane
seat Chairs, Plste-giass Confectionery
Cases Cashiers Booth. Mirrnred Sliding
Door Wan Case Candle Wall Brackets
. Crystal Chandeliers. etc.
Also
,,Emery Thornpson local. Ics Cream
kseezeT with direct driven motor. YOrk"
RefragesatinE Plant with Century 5-b ..
motor etc.
Terms. Cash
Brraan ". goidstein and Maurice 4.
sssshurw Trustees
my1g ,&l22.s3
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CLEpHANE a LATIMER. GILBERT
RAIL-. ATTORNEYS.

Columbia, Holding Probate Court Estate
~ John Fihnereu Deceased Mo, a7Ian
Administration Docket 2.--~Apnlicntinn hav-
~. been made herein for probate of the last
VIII and testament of said decreased, and for
letters teAtamentafy on said estate nv David
NAV. AID. 1923 that Mary Murphy, Mabel
MORGAN and James Finneren and all others
The 25th day of June. AD l02s at 10
o,eloek I'M % show cause why such 40.
plicat.0D should not he granted, Let notice
Repnrler' and The Evening star once In
each OF three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned. the first pub.
Heati"n 60 he not less than thirty days he
i,1ir said return day. JENNINGS MAILEf
Jnktiee. tSehb Attest VICTOR =,
MEnscH, nenuty Register Of Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk 0f the Probate
Court rlFt n "a iea
Evening star., 1928-05-19
EDWIN /. WIlsON. Attorney. h Tl,.-.''

n. lflI oi Lalnnlhla ltaot, NrftN
eod neylsees ~ John nv ir, :. al ne.
ts w " 'S adysrss :" "". e. the i"a%ns
h,er.rihed land rituaIe y ~ 1lty, q ,,. Wa.h
suhdi1l-ian n" "a II 'R Io1s - sanare i6ia ss seii
sghdiyisiog ir recorded IN lAher ~ f!,io
bis,p II re coi"mba % " ."hie@t 't'' 70 risht.of,
way four feet wide over the rear Of said
@s G., the zee o Of :O Gls G 81 fSs Ss ,2s nso,n e f't
+ ii,is this iBth m ia" law of Nav lp9s opjsred thai
The defendants C9thsrlne pavlllsgn hate
yits"p. W 'igss Haurs y iin6bsll AMI Jsmss uni,.
q Davidson james J.. Ransey, Kate II. Ram
sey Mary Mol, Ramsey ines Ramsay hd.
ah h1Iesl Delos s"f ittenbo"ae s' posIsr ief
Rtifnharise il living cause their appearente
g he entered herein o, O. t before ne t9T,ieth
ion u this order and 4 Il further ordered
gisaes ~ any Gf The aboye as may ne dead
and the nnknaWn bfirs aiienees and ieyisees
r ad 1oe9 s Iaha Wv II hodaa aa hess' hs S
kn0Nn heirs Hrneas hnd detisees nf John
tn n"s"f sft" ,ss nesG. "Godm ssa
Ye John ORGY J9h0 hadeeb hMielb william ,hnIn .,i Il
KIM nsV aud TAI A. n@s1flaes of John Rrg II en,i
I0hn Wy pi London tha, ,, mepyey,n e he,s e.
sinknoWn heirs 1iisnaes and deglsees of vii.
lam Bioksnn a., and jain ltnddv cause
lbrlr annearanee ~ he entered hetnlu an or
iaiore the hrrt rule day 0eenrsins. hftei the
eRurnliqn ~ one mouth after the date ~ the
fret vuhlirRlioH dtherwise the phn.e will I've
T,poeeeded WIth ~ In ease ~ defiant Pro-
sided a anpV ~ ihis 0rd7r he niihil shed 0nee
4. week for thee, sle,essive weeks ~ the
Washington Law HPnnTtRF md The Evening
Star nawtuaner, hefnre sal aav Longer and
other niliAlealinn haIng disnegsed with for
llaa lseall a tfue raly Test .FhANK
e. IHN NhTNGHAM Clatk, ~ tIAnhl M,
HULL, Asst Clerk. nltiHaHe1es
Evening star., 1928-05-19
SIMON. KOENI0SBERIlER, Young
RREZ. Attorneys.
srpREME COURT on THE DISTRICT Q

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia holding Probate Court.---No.
373S5 Administration. This is Co give uo.
tire that the subscriber of the District OF
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia letters
testanIentaFy on the estate OF Abraham l.
strashurEer, late Of the District of Colum.
hia. deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned -
legally suthentlcateq. 10 the subscriber ON
or before ths eth day Of NAY. A.D 1899;
Otherwise they may by law he excluded from
all benefit nf sad estate. Given under my
hand thus Tlh day of May, 1923. FRANCES
K. sTRAsBuRGER ss@t Chevy Chase
PARKWAY tSeal.t Attest THEODORE
reyt:swfI.L Register oi Wills tnr the bis
trlct OF Columbia. Clerk Of the prohate
Court. nyl2.1g.26
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ANNE
Arundel County - tEnpy Order Nlsl 49,.
The Trust Real Estate OF the Chesapeake and
Columbia Investment couSnauy, IN account
with James NJ Munroe and Arthur Peter
Trustees No 4a6S Eauiy Ordered. this
osth tiay OF Anril 1898 that the report aud
account Of the auditor. ned thia day IN the
above entitled cause he ratified and con.
Iirmed llnfesa cause 10 the contrary he
shuwn on or before the LIST day. OF Juue next.
Provided copy of this order be inserted IN
tonne newspaper pablished ln Anne Arundel
County once in each Of three successive
Also in some newspaper published ~ wash.
Iugtnn, n, C.. for the same period. FRANK
g REyELL. CLERK True cory, Test :
FRANK s REvELi.. Clerk my5 1910
Jesse {. MILLER AND VERNON +. WEST.
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To Be Sold at Auction, Monday
Afternoon, May Il, 4 O'Clock
Large House and Grounds

Ent-water hest will he sold fer half its
value. A great bargain. M. 54gs Otis
Etreei. Mount Rainier. Nd 0uly block from
Rhace Island Ave. 80
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-15
DEWEY TO STUDY
SCHOOLS IN USSR

A farewell dinner will be rendered
DR.. John Dewey, of Columbia Uni
versity, by the American Society for
Cultural Relations with Russia, on
Tuesday at the Town Hall.
DR.. Dewey, who has been closely
associated with the educational COM
mittee of the society, will sail May 10
for Russia, under the auspices of the
society to study the educational sys-
tenn and attempt to draw together
the educational interests Of Russia
and America, according to Lucy Bran
ham, secretary of the society. DR.
Dewey has been invited by Lunachar-
sky, commissar of education. He will
announce his plans at the dinner, Miss
Branham said.
Other speakers at the dinner will
include DR.. Lucy Wilson, principal of
the South Philadelphia High School
for Girls, who will describe the "Edu-
cational Theory and Practice in Rus
sia"; DR.. Jacob Lipman, director of
the Agricultural Experiment Station
at New Brunswick, on Russian Agri-
cultural Education; DR.. r. G. Tug
well, and DR.. Elm London, noted
biochemist of the Russian Academy
Of Science are also scheduled to speak
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-15

electricity, bread, meat, clothing
will it buy?
Most OF the workers in the New
Bedford mills are trying to sup
port families on their earnings.
How much money does ii cost in
New Bedford to buy those neces-
saries with which family would
be able to maintain health and de-
cency?
MANY standard living studies
AVA have been made in recent
years. One was made for Boston
in 1928 when living costs were APP
proximately the same as now. 10
per cent has been cut from this Bos-
ton minimum standard to allow for
lower rents and other lessened liv-
ing costs in smaller city.
At the prices prevailing in 1925
New Bedford family of would
have needed S2204.04 to maintain
health and decency. In 1926 the
cost was $220S.57; for 1927 $21S4.63.
Since average New Bedford earn
ings for 1927 were $1037.40 the
mill workers received less than half
enough to provide family health and
decency. Put in another way, their
deficit on the years budget was
$114723.
Some Of the workers were better
off. of course. The mother as well
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-15
MEET DAWES OF
The OHIO GANG
Dawes Casts Chances
At White House
Continued from page y

Continued from page ~
nominated but it will take an Illi-
nois man to carry Illinois. New
York is expected to go for Smith
in November and Pennsylvania will
go republican. But Illinois and
Ohio are doubtful. Ohio has demo-
cratic governor and Illinois may
have one. With the Chicago Jour-
nal of Commerce and midwest
business generally hostile to Hoover,
it will take native favorite to
stem the popular democratic tide.
Frank Pullman" Lowden is shop
worn in many respects-four years
older than Dawes, smirched in the
1920 preconvention corruption, a
lawyer masquerading as a farmer.
Dawes is the boy.
But not for labor. He recently
participated in the purchase of the
Evanston News-Index, his home
town paper, and transferred it from
the union to the open-shop column.
He denounces organized labor. He
almost went crazy with jubilation
when the Daugherty- Wilkerson in
junction against the railroad shop
strike appeared in 1922. He helped
in the open-shop drive of his neigh
Dor James A. Patten against the
Chicago building trades. And in the
Minute Men of the Constitution he
laid the framework, now latent, of
a Mussolini dictatorship, under
banker encouragement, of young
business and ex-service bloods over
the United States.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-15
Chicago to Hold Affair
for Russian COlOnists

CHICAGO, May 14.-Moise Katz
member of the council of the Gezerd
of Moscow, the impartial organization
for the colonization Of jews in Rus
STA, will speak at the Labor Lyceum,
Ogden and Kedzie AYES, Saturday at
$3.50 p. M. His subject will be "The
Colonization of the Jews in Bro
Bidjon."
The program will include the first
public showing of the life of the Jew
ish Colonist in the Ukraine and Cri-
mea in moving pictures; vocal solo
by Emma Lazaroff, soprano, and a
violin recital by Leo Bravernian. The
meeting is being conducted under the
auspices of the IGOR of Chicago