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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
tQuatatiuna furnished bs w, II hihhs Il co..
Nominal snid selling ehechs
value Tor natb to-day

NEW YORK. February II tfp .--~
Foreign exchanges mixed. quotations
IN Cfnta): Great Britain. demand,
4a7 Liza. cables, Aa1 T.ld. d0-day bills
ON banks, 4n3l,. France, demands.
aDa irid. cables. 303 G~ld. Italy. de-
mnnd, $40, cables h.2oia.
Demand Belgium, 1901, Germany.
- aaia. Holland. a0aa: Norway. a6.0ii
Sweden 2u,a2's. Denmark. 2d7d
Switzerland. 1881, Spain. 1900,
Greece. 1891 Poland. II 20, Cxeeho"
Alovakla, $780,, Jug0alayla, i,1dA !,
Austria. iAin, is,mnnin, 81 u, Arsen"
tina, AaTh, Brasil. II aa, Toxic ad73i
Shanghai, ~ 2a, Montreal. a0,ali.
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BUILDING CONTRACTS.

new 1OIE. February u ~
Total construction. IJilFaeis aWagded
during January IN the 81 States east
II ne Iu9eky Mountaink amounted "
azz7 its.9 100. Tie y. w Dpdae C9tttfa- >
tApn feir81s !nese States include 81
teg cent u tie cysIntty'e construction
so.gme TIE figure Xas neht ~ the
iageest January tAy1al Dis feD1td, al IN,
crease III IL psi ont over January
jast year bUi q decline ~ II per rent
compared Win DfeetnleF. New Eng
land, ii3e central West ana Jskas made
slsB Iigu IetlsfdR fof January.
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NEW YORK. February II A'i.~~
Youngstown dispatches say 1tnb,"n
Ateel viii strengthen itn position ~ the
Cleveland district by purchasing The
Cleveland plant OF the Hydraulic Steel
Co. 10 be sold al receivers sale
shortly. Tr,iscon has arranged to bid
~ 900 900 tor the property. which Is
equipped for pressed steel iabfeating,
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CHICAGO. February II Omitted
States Department Of Agricultural .--
Potatoes Receipts. l23 cars: on track,
2l2. total United States shipments. GOT
cars. demand and trading SLOW. market
steady: Wisconsin sacked round whites.
| e5al75: Idaho sacked russct Bur-
banks. 170ai IS; few fancy, shade
higher: commercial pack. ! 40al so: new
potatoes. Florida crates, Bliss tr!umphs,
United States No ], 325.
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ERIE DIVIDENDS.

NEW YORK. February II H1,-~Un'il
1923 earnings for the Erie Railroad are
more apparent. some quarters In the
financial district do not look for re-
sumption Of dividends on the roads
preferred stocks before late In the year.
II had been expected action would be
taken In April
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BELGIAN HAREs NUMEROUS

BRUSSELS The rabbit population
OF Belgium is estimate I at 100000 900,
or four times as great as before the
World War. The hares represent a
potential supply OF 100000 pounds Of
meat.
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Uistdeuu ia lcs as gwen ~ the Hi,use tai,I~
ifs no sit u. fhHh pasuirnts based "a tha
latest tiinttef,f ~ hhtt YEARLY GsrIai httnIir
thtnss otherwise DttHu, sAtia or .Ueetai ditt
ieitis ATE upt IHoiiitjeti
Got Of trading tess than 400 snHfes
i'artiy sktfa eIuA I n "a atuck Fay.
able ~ npn,npun siock i'ius Xtiu ~
stucs faiI mn eeaf---Ho frPuIaf rate
u Ten Dtf '+nt ~ e6finiDO sIucA. Uasatjie
u quarterly thus re ~ st,&A Il Paw
a,lH sban sarn.d t.tahis ~ cas'. q,
share ~ stnrk h "lus ~ u share ~ ape.ta,
st"ch. gus 90 ~ stack ! i'ius ~ ~
IN "'t t"s s, heo II s thsr" a"" .' 's'
u Parity s.9sk Plus ~ IL preferred sinok
, rus one bali Of common stuch
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ROTTERDAM FToGliction ~ gold
and kjIyergaTe. one III ftAs oldest Dutch
Industries. H. DefQmlng tBeoiIsnlhtd
where Dt3Ge labor @aA done ffttirsty ny
Hand. 1iis stlangi IL f.easded ~ one
result ~ mergers insGs sif#bary w
TIE pset -saJ dei,tthsslgta bnd tiae. siibs
ksquei.t efforts ~ llC4eaA& dEHlatif ana
'ss42L loa3Le laLlgl1.
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POWER OUTPUT GAINS.

NEW YORK, February ii U).-Janu-
airy output OF Southeastern Power g.
Light Co.'S system was 19,5s9.1s9 kilo-
watt hours greater than a year ago.
reaching 1877 .480.217 kilowatt hours.
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GOLD FOR ARGENTINA.

NEW YORK. February II tPl.~~Gold
valued at sl.000000 Is going to Bnenos
Aires. Argentina. on the steamship
Southern Cross today. The shipper i9
believed TO be the Chase National Bank
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r. & O. GIVES ORDER.

NEW YORK. February IL Hl. The
Baltimore 81 Ohio has ordered 1000 car
bodies from Standard Steel Car Co
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PUBLIC IS BEAR|SH
0NSTOCK MARKET
Small Group of Rich 0per'
ators Believed Holding
Up Prices.
BY CHARLES r. SPEARE.

snccjal Dispatch to Tho Star.
NEW YORK, February 1.-The spec
,,,ative situation Is confused and difficult
to interpret. Prices hang in the balance
between a set OF factors that are ex.
trcmcly bcarish and another set that
represents changes in the business lie
of the country demanding response
in values.
The public that was bullish and went
along with the market to the end OF l3z1
has turned bcarish. There Is said to De
a larger public short interest In STOCKS
than in any recent year. On the oppo-
site side of the battle over prices Is a
small group of newly rich but shre"d
ana analytical capitalists with unlimited
funds, who are not only interested IN the
Iay to day fluctuations in stocks. moving
from one attractive issue to- another,
taking moderate profits and then going
into something else. but who are in.
vesting their money for a long period OF
years in securities of strong American
companies regardless Of the fact that
these securities are now at their highest
lrvcl In their history,
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some men have to get stunv GOOD
ana hard before they learn 10 be ear.
tious in making investments. Before
you invest-invcstigate.
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,Ronnrtci i,s J 4 " seligman Il Co,
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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| Allis Chain 60.
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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-08-31

Montana, on July II, 1917, and re-
corded in Book $50 of Mortgages on
Pages 70 and "a, to secure the pay
ment of $1500.00 and interest and
which mortgage and note secured
thereby were thereafter sold and AS
signed to plaintiff who is now the
owner thereof. Plaintiff seeks to
have said mortgage foreclosed and the
real estate secured thereby sold to
satisfy the amount due thereon, to-
wit: $1590.00 with 1870 per annum
interest from December /, 1922, to-
gether with taxes paid, namely,
$369.77 on March Is, 1923; $53.36
Ipaid on November %, 1923; $15.42
paid on November IL, 1924 with inter
! est on said sums from date of poy-
ment; the further sum of $4,000 cost
, of abstract and $4,000 attorney fees;
and has the rights of each and all OF
the defendants in said real estate ad.
Indicated and determined by this &C
ton. Said real estate is situate II
Sheridan County, Montana, and de-
scribed as:
Lot One ~ of Section Six (6)
and Lots PA and South Half of
Northwest Quarter (S1aNWA) of
Section Five (5) in Township
Thirty-seven (37) North of Range
Fifty-one (5D.
Witness my hand and the seal o
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THE STATE OF MONTANA

Sends greetings to the above named
defendants and to each of them.
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in this action
which is filed in the office of the
Clerk of this Court, a copy of which is
rel. With served upon one of yea
in each county wherein any of you
reside, and to file your answer and
serve a copy thereof upon the plain
tiff's attorney within twenty days aft
er service of this Summons, exclusive
of the day of service; and in case of
your failure to appear or answer,
judgment will be taken against you
by default, for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
This Is an action brought to fore
close real estate mortgage given by
Julia Shay and husband to E. J. Ian
der & Company, on July 8, 1917 anC
recorded in the office of the Clerl
and Recorder of Sheridan County
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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
of
ARTHUR CHARLESWORTH,

of
ARTHUR CHARLESWORTH,
Deceased.
Pursuant to an order of the above
named court, made on the 18th day
of August, 1928,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
Saturday, the eighth day of Septem-
Der, 1928, at the hour of 1890 a. m.
of said day, at the Court Room of
said District Court, in the City of
Plentywood, Sheridan County, Mon
tana, have been appointed as the
time and place for proving the will
of Arthur Charlesworth, deceased,
and for hearing the application of
Edward Powers for the issuance to
him of letters testamentary, when
and where any person interested may
appear and contest the same.
Dated this goth day of August, 1925
D. J. OLSON,
Clerk of the District Court
By K. Boris,
Deputy Clerk
Howard M. Lewis,
I Plentywood, Montana,
Attorney for the Petitioner.
First publication, August "a, 1923
Last Publication September z, 1928
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Lab n. m. August 6, 1923
AZ OeIO " County Commissioners
de Board o. Or session, all members
D, in , 6sE and the clerk present
SOAD PEIiff for a new road in town,
4 53 a & presented SEN St tS taf 01 TRa
ID the 9s3oIP1I Siiihla have the road surveyed ed
' s to5 S3H'' right 81 of way deed. as
Sseded: onr TOWN LOTS SOLD
INELUiL lots 1856 of block 6.
p l1T Larsen for %n the agpraIs9e
value o. fTM Margaret Francis was
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]. C. WATERMAN, Plaintiff,

JULIA SHAY, E. j. LANDER &
COMPANY, a corporation, TUR-
KEY RED LUMBER COMPANY,
a corporation, A. E. HAGEN, MAE
MILLS, MYRTLE LONG and JEN-
ME STAHLBERG, devisees and
legatees of James Wesley Shay, de-
ceased, and JULIA A. SHAY, Elk
ecutrix of the Last Will and Tesla
ment of James Wesley Shay, De
ceased, Defendants
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NEAS SEA "a, SWA 35-34-52 Lots
2, 3, SWANEA 2-33-52.
Sheriff to Henhy Seyberth, $1236,
sen 29-32-58.
Pearl B. Fulkerson etvir to Kristine
Nyby, $500, SEA 6-32-58.
B. G. Edgerton to Fred ]. Gaenslen,
$4,000, S7s 6-36-57, NWA, W1sNEA,
NEA NEA8, NWA NWA- 9-35-56, W
Il SWA 25, E12SEH 26-34-53.
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August 2, 1923 to August 8, 1928
DEEDS

DEEDS
Stella May Hunter etvir to Nellie
B. Saxton, 81, S1a 9-33-S6.
Peter Marion etux etal to U. S. A.,
81, NWH 22-34-54.
Sheridan County to Harry Hilyard
SIG, Lots II, IL, Blk. A Nelson's add
to Plentywood.
Luther Dodd etux to Riba Land Co
$500. W1bNWH 34-36-54.
Sheriff to Flora Won Coelln, ST.
486.O3, .NEA 34-32-56.
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said Court this 22nd day of August
A. d. 1928.
D. ]. OLSON,
Clerk.
By X. BoRRIS,,
{ Seal Of the Deputy Clerk.
District Court
Paul Babcock,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Plentywood, Montana. (21-4t)
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PROCEEDINGS'
Of the
poard Of County Commissioners

granted old age pension in the amount
of $40 per month beginning Novem.
ber1, 1928.
A claim was presented for a right.
of-way deed in 4-36-57 and the a.
mount of $50 and Commissioner Wan
KEEL was instructed to investigate the
matter.
A. 300 o'clock p. m. the board adj.
journed until 9 o'clock a. m. Aug. Z
At 9 o'clock the board resumed purs,,.
ant to adjournment made, all mem.
bers of the board and the clerk pres.
ent.
TAXES CANCELLED
The following affidavit was pre.
scented to the board:
STATE OF MONTANA }
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August 9. 1928 to August Is, 1928
DEEDS

August - 1870 10 AuSuSI AO'
DEEDS
Sophia C. Nathe etvir to First Natl
Blk. Ptyd, lot II, blk. l, Nelson's add
to Plentywood, $4,000.
H. A. Streeter, Rec. to Lawrence J
LANCER, 81. Lot II, blk. 1, Nelson
90 Sheriff to E. o. Teigen, $27O1, NJ
4 %, SEA 21-94-57.
John H. Davis, etux to Sioux PAS
Land & Livestock Co., 81, So 1888
So. S1aNEA, Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, D, O.
6-32-54.
Fdw. Stubban to Hannah Stubban
81. 2-3 interest in Lot a, 5, Blk. 8
W. H. Bessire etux to Emma Il
Hedges, $50. Lot 2 blk. A. Waller
add. to Antelope.
Arthur Fred Lipscomb etal to Sher
idan County, 81, part EANEA 7-Sl
Sheriff to Jennie Grimes, $2OO8.55
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NOTICE FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that Board
of Trustees will receive bids for de-
livery Of eighty tons, more or less, of
Ignite coal, during coming school
year. Coal must be of approved
quality and price including delivery
of coal in basement of school building.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Board of Trustees,
School Dist. No. 33,
Dooley, Sheridan County, Montana
(21-2tl
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County of Sheridan

James Peterson being first duly
sworn deposes and says: That he is
the original party who paid taxes for
the year 1913 on lands in Sheridan
County, Montana and particularly
with reference to the Southeast quar-
ter (SEc) of Section Thirty-six (36),
Township Twenty-eight (28), Range
Fifty seven (57); that said tract is a
school tracts and that affiant at that
time only mad an equity in said lands
and was not the original owner there
of; that in the year 1913 he bought
his equity in said lands from one w.
J. Carnall, who was the original pur-
chaser from the State of Montana,
and it appears from the records Of
Sheridan county for the year 1913
that SAIL tract was assessed to affiant
AMI also to sa4o w. j. Carnall allu
that the Ass" :rlent against w J
Carnall still Sta DIS enormously =
gainst said land.
Wherefore, the affiant asks that the
assessment of said w. ]. CarnaIl be
cancelled as erroneous for the veal
1913 as to said SEA 36-28-57.
James Peterson,
Subscribed and sworn to before MT
this 7th day of August 1928.
D. J. Olson, Clerk of Court
hereby certify the above facts ar,
correct as appears by my records.
Eng. Torstenson,
County Treasurer
On motion the assessment mention
ed in the above affidavit was ordere
cancelled.
Mr.. r. o. Lunke of Bainville an
peared before the board in regard t
a hail lien filed against his land i
the year 1913 and asked the board t
Cancel the same when authority wa
given by the State Board of Hail In
surance, and the following letter fr0r
the State Board was ordered sprea
I on the minutes:
Eng. Torstenson, Treasurer,
Sheridan County,
Plentywood, Montana.
Dear Sir:
Regarding the 1913 hail insuranc
account of r. o. Lunke whose az
dress is now Bainville:
; We have been in correspondent
\ with Mr.. Lunke for some time rel;
\ tive to the above. We are unable |
> find the original application. Som
time ago the State Board of Hail Il
surance had this under considerable
. and decided to accept the sum of 81
= as full payment for all of our clai
against Mr.. Lunke and also again
all the land against which the hs
insprance was or should have be-
charged.
| We are herewith enclosing Il
Montana Trust and Savings Ban
! cashiers check No. 1888 for t
amount of $50 and you may use I'll
! letter as authority for accepting it
full payment for the account.
Yours very truly,
E. X. Bowman,
Chairman of State Board
Hail Insurance.
Or motion the following claim
= were allowed paid and the Clerk
- structed to draw warrants therefor
the different funds:
GENERAL FUND
Niels Madsen, July sal..... 166
G. r. Hair, July Salary 137
e Helga Hendrickson, July sal. 125
Ellen Pierce, July salary. 100
i Gertie Petersen, July SAIL 100
Erna Zimmerman, July sal. 100
Gertie ePtersen, July SAIL. 100
e Eng. Torstenson, July SAL 100
Anna Hovet, July sal.----------. 137
Ida Newton, July sal.----..----- LOO
Glow Krebsbach, July SAL LOO
: o. A. Aspelund, July SAIL l5O
C. F. Christensen, July sal..--- 80
: D J. Olson, July sal.---.---.-..---- 15O
Katherine Boris, July SAL 13l
Ethel Singleton, July SAIL 15G
Linda E. Hall, July SAL, l5i
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Libby-New store finished for ]. c.
Penney Co.
Kelley-Culverts are being installed
on road north of here.
Contracts let for heating
plant for school building here and for
other repairs and improvements.
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ALIAS SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF MON
TANA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SHERIDAN.
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Real Estate Transfers

July &c, 1928 to August 2. 1928
DEEDS
Carl K. Christensen etux to G.. w.
Peterson, 81, Lot 2, Blk. 8, Bolster's
addition to Plentywood.
Eng. Torstenson, Co. Treas, to W.
H. Lesser, $118980, NJ 1865.
Rachael Sparkling to Fred friedrich
son, $1,000.00, Lot 6, Blk. 5, Haskins
LIST Add to Med. Lake.
M. G. Riba to Adolph Riba, $4,000
part N1aSEA of NWA 2O-35-55.
Sheriff to VIM. H. Smith, $2632 .06
NWH 21-32-58.
Frs. & Mer. st. Blk. Plentywood tt
John S. Alberts, etal, $500, Lot L
Block 6, Redstone.
Edmund Vandall to Mary Olson
$500, NWA 13-34-57.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF MON
TANA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SHERIDAN.
, 1928-05-02
TOY AUTOMOBILES PROVIDE FOR
COURT DEMONSTRATION.
Judge Gets Them For Lawyers to Save
Wear on Books

Three toy automobiles, a truck sedan
and touring car entered the rooms Of the
Superior Court here this week. They
were introduced by Judge w. P. Brown
because lawyers IT, arguing cases of traffic
accidents invariably used the courts law
books in demonstrating just what hap
pened. The barIisters had damaged sew
eraI expensive volumes showing them
around the floor and on tables, and Judge
Brown reasoned il was time to provide
suitable miniatures, N. Y. Herald Irj-
buRe.
, 1928-05-02

mobiles registered in the island. Of
which 90 per cent were imported from
the United States. This is a ratio of
one vehicle to each ninety four persons,
based on a population of 3, 500, 900 ac-
cording to figures Of the American Motto
rists Association, comparing the Cuban
registration with that of the United
States, which shows a ratio of one
vehicle to every five persons in the Uni
ted States N. Y. Herald Tribune.
, 1928-05-02

" Island, where they left the 'Bre-
men" and fly it to New York in itWO
weeks. After the ship has been brought
to Mitchell Field, and aCd tiOnal instru-
ments. including a seXtant, are installed,
the return flight is a Dosslblity. hophl
said. Flying over the ocean is got finnish
ed, hoehI told neWspapermen, 1t IS posi-
BILE that we may fly back, Int many
things have to be settled first. We rea-
lie that we viii need more instruments
10 fly back and land at B4Idonn4l Field.
The compass on the Bremen" worked
very vel uCtIl we got IF Labrador, then
the magnetic Disturbances iuJerterIed
with it and we were thrown far from our
course.
Franklin Field. April 3Otb. Charley
Pad lock sped TO d new worlds record Of
II 3i5 seconds for IT'S yards Oh Saturday
al the Pennsylvania relay carnival. The
new record is two f'tls OF a second
faster tnaC the tormer mark set by Pad
dock last year at Salt Lake City.
Lebourget, Franc April 3Oth Two
Polish alrmen with Transatlantic amhi
lions. hoped off from this aIrIeld at 800
am. on Sunday a mysterious flight. The
flyers, Major Louis ldZlk0Wl and Major
.Gashmir kuDja, announced that they
would make an all day test flight of the
plane, in which they hoped TO fly to New
York by way OF tue Azores. some per
sons, however, thought tnat yesterdays
hop off might he the ac,ual start to Amer
lea, since the pIare was fully JueleC and
carried food enough for a venture.
Ottawa, April Both. The second read
ing was gwen 10 the House last night to
a Bill providing that no person can be
, 1928-05-02

suits missing. The following gains and
losses we're recorded Conservatives lost
2, Republicans gained Al. Republicans
Left gained 10 Radicals gained IL, Ra-
ideals Socialists lost 20, Republicans So
ciallst lost z, Socialists unchanged, Com
munists lost II.
Peking, April Both = The arrival of the
japanese mission at Tsingtao has been
completed and the Japanese armed
strength in Shantung province today
stood al 5000 1000 soldiers, including
artillery, were sent Westward from
p~singtao. Five American d~estroyerS
have arrived at CAefoo. The third and
fourth wives of Chang rsung Shang,
with several children have also arrived
there Changes Mother and Sister preVi.
Ously took refuge ia ChetoO.
London, April Both lhe Colonial
Secretary has appointed a committee 10
examine and report upon the two mea
Sures for the protection Of ONE and
girls known as the straits settlements
ordinance No. Is of 1927. LORD BaIfour
oil BurIeign will be chairman of the
committee. Other members will be
Mrs. Alfred Wyttietou, Sit Oscar War
burgh, who has been 4 prominent
member of the London country council
for many years Miss Barrie Lambert,
w|eIlknoWn phys clan and formerly med
ical officer OF the ministry of health, Mrs
ROlfe and Rev Wiinam Roberts. they will
be assisted by departmental representa-
tives Of the Colonial Office, Admiralty
office, Home Office and the ministry Of
health. The first meeting Of the committee
will be held at the Colonial Office today.
The appointment Of the committee follows
upon much adverse comment which has
been made by women societies upon the
two ordinances concerned since they
were passed. The League of honour and
alliance of Saint John have notably crltl-
clsed the ordinance.
London, April Both. N ,tification has
been received from the French Govern
meuG, that they have arranged to pay the
BrItlsa Government 10 respect OF the
French war debt to Great Britain, during
the financial year 1928, The SUN of eight
millions sterling IN Two square .InSJaIs
meut5, september 1928 ana March 1929.
MARKET Quotations
New York, April Both.
Flour standard export grades So 50.
Corn meal yellow KIM dried per bag Of
1876 lbs. Sc 90.
Pork heavy mess Old per barrel S33. 50
Pork short clear medium quality per
bartel sol 50.
Sugar centrif. basis SO deg. test per
100 lbs. S2.70.
Exchange sight 81 878.
, 1928-05-02

Flour standard export grad
Corn meal yellow KIM drIet
1856 lbs. Sc 90.
Pork heavy mess Old per bs
Pork short clear medium
barrel S3I so.
Sugar centrif. basis SO d.
100 lbs. 81. 70.
Exchange sight 81 878.
Exchange 60 days 81 833.