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OuT.OIe.TO,vN REAl. ESTATE.

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batha layatnry nn fret ho0r, Carved trim,
Tor. y cars. ether putlsulldinss fruit nl I'll
ANftsa Clear of eneumhfanoe, Prizes,
Nhu 900 cash or mere with terms, Amply
MRS v, q, Hika, speneefsllle Nd No
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM 4 wEscHLER 4 SON. AnclioneeT'

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wherein ths KsGn Sons Company Z pls.in. PLAIN
said court, the undersigned win offer for sale
at at oSe;s SSspH SSF''Ern I'M |" &Rs SP' s ~ sIs;
or MAY ia.s AT FIVE O'CLOCK ,PM,.
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Army andNavyNews

service credited In computation of lon
gevity pay In the. event the number of
involuntary transfers from the active
list in any year exceeds one-seventh of
the authorized number of officers in a
grade, less one-seventh If the number
of officers in the next grade above, the
selection board shall designate the ex-
cess officers for retention on the active
list until the end of the next fiscal year
The provisions of the act of August %.
1916, providing maximum age require
ments for promotions of captains, COM
manders and lieutenant commanders Is
repealed, and the act of March 4, 1925,
providing for the retirement of officers
who have been specially commended for
their performance of duty in actual
combat with the enemy, Is amended by
inserting after the words by reason of
age ineligibility for promotion" the
words "or ineligibility for consideration
by a selection board after completion
of the designated periods of service for
their respective grades" The elimina-
ton of the provision extending selection
down to the rank of lieutenant has re-
moved one of the most serious features
that would have brought many congress
sional protests against its enactment.
The approved budget estimates for
1929 provide for the purchase of 299
planes to apply to the third year of the
fve-year aircraft building program that
has been authorized for the Navy. The
law authorizes the purchase of 235
planes in 1927, 313 in 1923 and 335 in
1929 total Of 883 planes for the first
three program years, at a cost not to
exceed $46.091,250. Against this au-
thoriZation the Navy procured 2l9
planes in 1927 exclusive of 70 planes
for the new aircraft carriers, and 313
planes will be procured in 1923. With
a wastage element of 81 per cent Of the
average number of planes on hand dur
ing the year, 1t is pointed out that with
the purchase of 299 planes in 1929 1t
will be necessary. In order to complete
the Navy's air program by July 1. 1892,
to procure 369 planes in 1880 and 401
planes in 1881. If the program is to be
completed within the five-year period.
369 planes will be delivered in 1881 and
401 in 1882.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
ON CRIME
~nAHHr NAn ~NHM a
OPENS IN CHICAGO
Four Agencies of Law Take
Steps to Halt Gangs
Activities in City.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May 19.-The crime
racket in Chicago was groggy today
from the punches Of four arms OF the
law.
Police Commissioner Hughes shot over
one that hurt when he threw several
hundred additional police on the streets
between midnight and am. to compel
enforcement Of his l am. closing lay
Judge McGoorty of the Criminal
Court followed with a series Of blows
aimed to impress upon gangsters that
courts will not be terrorized oy them.
Attorney General Carlstrom. his arm
muscled by an order for a special grand
jury, has started his punch from th>
floor in the hope that when 1t lands
it will be crushing enough for a,
knockout.
Seek to Close LoophoIes.
Another gladiator, the Chicago Crime
Commission, was hammering away IN
an effort TO make the way Of the trans
gressor harder by closing loophoIes in
the courts through which 1t has charged
criminals often escape with slight
punishment.
The commission in 13 typewriter
pages filed with six judges sitting en-
banc made definite charges Of an al
lance between politicians and the GRIM
inal element In additional pages II
listed 364 cases between January ! and
March 81 of this wear in which three
judges-Kerner, Eller and Klarkowsks--
waived prosecution OF defendants on
felony charges, substituting less serious
charges.
Attorney General Carlstrom, acting
on petition of the Chicago Bar Asso-
citation, is centering his attention on
that type Of crime committed during
election campaigns-slayings bombing
kidnappings and terrorism, all the OUT
growth of political feuds and hatre6s.
Four are Indicted.
Indications that efforts were made to
influence a juror and witness IN a
criminal trial in his court prompted
Judge McGoorty's entry into the lists
against gangsters. At his behest
charges were presented yesterday TO
the grand jury, which voted true bills
against four men.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
SIMMER CAMPS.

SUMWEN O.kMN =.
FOR SALE OR RENT--.CAMP NEAR PoTo.
mac. furnished or unfnrnishsd. electricity;
open FIELDS" SUMNER CAMP. FOREST
Glen. Nd Boys and girls age 7 10 ID: swim
ming tennis riding aircraft, languages June
iHth 10 sent 18th Rates and further IN
formation on application, w. w. WRIGHT
teienhnna silver SprinE
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SIMMER COTTAGEA.

tnrnishsd. unner rotnmaa; Sa0O halt cash
Inquire sHHpER's LotK, Glen Echo.
ron SALE, SUMMER COTTAGE ON PoTo'
mao near Glen Eeho; sers sronnd elec,
ron RENT on SAEE-~-oNn ROOM AM
Clan Eoho' Call Mason, after i nm.
SUMMER CoIsrAaEs in. ALkEqHANy
tituae; ideal climate for children meteor
trim " day from Washington NsJh 10 NhAu
per seAsan, Phone Cleveland lTtiA, 20.
GLEN ECHO, los nRYN MAwn AVE-
coal aal water heater, cleo fireplace. large
sereened gogehss; large grounds garage
Bradley 20h.F.a sns
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pFTWORTH.

5a4 Crtienden st. n.w.--A most desirable
home Immediately adIoining sherman Clrcte :
fcan ne termed an S-room housed. h-w.h.
electricity large rear yard with room Tor ga.
race This house is of excellent construction
and in good condition; owner very anNous
TO sell. ~
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SALE--HOUSES.
COTORFD. ATTENTION.

SsS monthly paSment will buy new colo
ntal-norch home in fine location Northeast;
Tapestry brick large porches PACK ,Aa,l ana
front: h..w h.. electric tight u'onel N,!She,,;
paved sliev To inspect call OWNER Lin
,>nln sac0
Evening star., 1928-05-20

5323 4ist ST. NV.
Detached brick hnuse, west NJ Conn ave-.
nn ennerets street, Lot hNKiNA, -Four bad
E0nms. shrubbaTy. Open sunday. 2 10
u p,m,
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GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE.

In one OF the most beautiful sections OF the
White Mountain country--~Jetiersun HIGH Hands.
New Hampshire. Substantial main house
with modern equipment and IN perfect condi.
ton Home with seven bedrooms and four
baths, three maids rooms and bath. open fire.
places and furnace Electric lighting. abundant
supply OF spring water, Five-car garage.
Colt links within 10 minutes ride by mo-
tor. Near to mountain trails. camping and
fishing Flower and vegetable gardens. High
ate: uaeauaied near view of Mount Washing.
ton and adjoining peaks Sixty acres of
land partly woodland. Part Of land need
not be purchased IL not desired Property
was Summer home of former prominent
Dos,on business man aud 10 offered at rea-
sonable price TO settle estate
Apply tn
UNDERHILL, INC,
Nashua, n. II.
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gio 18Th 81 NV, Washington b O.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

beautiful brick home with covered
concrete front porch in a splendid resi-
dential section close to 10th ST, and enjoy;
ing all the advantages that this splendid
community affords. Reception hall. 8 large
rooms y tiled baths. large kitchen with
pantry ample closet space, concrete cellar
with toilet and laundry trays large built
in garage. In excellent condition. at
ttactive decoration hardwood floors through
heat electricity. automatic storage hot.
water heater This home represents n won.
,ierful buy for the party who acts quickly
II nrisinally sold for $l4. 500, but owner
anxious 10 sell has reduced his price TO
Si0.a50 for quick sale. Don't DELAY. see
this home TODAY Can North 1891 for ap-
puintmeut to inspect.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
SUMMER HOMES.

WOODLAND. N. Y. tCatskilisl l--Roxmor
Colony bungalows. all Christian coionists:
furnished: modern convenienees: Cro's nest,
garage: $500 season. Peter Pan. $500. Golf,
tennis. horses, trout available. STOUT. $50
Washington street New York.
$1,000: GROOM FURNISHED COTTAGE.
bath eIec. lights. athletic field q niace TO
raise children. Apply ls10 n. II. ave: ~
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
Keene n. "; 20 miles from Lake Placid.
near State highway: furnished house o
rooms . baths; reasonable rent Inquire
PHILIP SULLIVAN. 304 f. Send ST.. New
York ". Y.
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SALE--HOUSES.
CHEVY CHASE.
Must Sell.
nt 90 Enn

F1@5OVVF
Must be sold by June 15 as the own.
er, an Army officer, is ordered to an
other post, Very appealing detached
home. designed along English lines.
and located in a very fine community
OF home owners. It 10 comparatively
new. hut the owner has Just had the
exterior newly painted and the, in
terror newly papered and painted to
assure immediate sale. Six well ar
ranged rooms. including an exception
firspiaces wide screened side porcb.
tile bath with built-in tub. oak floors
through. Frigidaire. Pittsburg in
stantaneous heater. full length screens
metal weather stripping and other ex-
tras. Built-n fireproof garage.
Grounds contain approximately 1000
square feet and are improved with so
rose bushes. numerous shrubs. fruit
trees and raspberry bushes. Decidedly
bargain and can be handled on very
convenient terms.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc
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TO Be Sold at Auction, Monday
Afternoon. May n, 4 O'Clock
Large House and Grounds

hntwatAr heat wlll I've sold for halt IA
value, A gFeal hAeEAln, Na, aAeA Ole
slIee!, Mount hainler, Nd, Only block lram
hhode laiand Ave, E0s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-16

Iii Here are the
Suits you'II find
elsewhere at $685.
and morel Double
Breasted. Single
Ereaste d. COL
ie gIate models.
Conservative mod
els. Sizes for reg
ulars, longs, shorts
or stouts. EeautI-
fully tailored I'm q
range OF wooIens
that includes al
most every wanted
domestic or Inn
ported pattern.
Everything from u
conservative blue
serge TO u daring
collegiate suit Of
imported novelty
WoYsteds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-16
TRADING IS DRACCY
IN LOCAL MARKET
Attractive Sea Food Sup.
: plies Offered by Whole
salers Today.

This mornings Indictment weather
was not conducive to heavy trading and
EeaaerS reported the condition of the
market as inclined to be draggy. II
: generally believed that conditions Will
IMPROVE about the end Of the Ienten
EN@ceS. especially in the meat and
poultry markets.
There was the usual fairly large Fri
Gay demand for marine products and
dealers at Municipal Fish Market were
more than able { osupply demands
Dor llSh and oysters. Dealers had at
Eac'lve displays Of fish from points
SloaS the lower Potomac. North Caro-
ma and Florida waters, while Patuxent
River meters also furnished fairly large
quantities OF fish.
= Prices OF marine products were re-
ported by dealers as cheaper than
Usual. Supplies Of crabmeat from
hampton. Va. shippers brought 81 a
10- it. HOLSTERS continued high, dealers
0roting them at rs cents.
Dealers reported prices this morning
tie same as those quoted yesterday.
Today's Wholesale Prices.
B1tter-One-po pound prints, 52a52i2:
f&h, 50a5i: store packed, 80.
Esgs-FreSh selected. cSa29: hennery.
S92S0; current receipts, -.
' Poultry. aiive-Turkeys. S7a40: Spring
chickens. SSa3S: fowls, IS: ROSTERS. II
ais; ducks, c+a25: keats, young. 70a75:
old. SIS. DreSSed-TIirkeys 38a45
Spring chickens. 35a40: fowls, large, IS
a2o: small. 25a26: ROSTERS. 20a2l: ca
po.1s, fancy. heavy, s2a45; small, 30a35:
ducks. 27a2S: keats. S0a90.
Meats, fresh klled-Beef. 20a22; veal.
22ao4; lamb. 2SaS0: fresh hams, 1Sa20:
loi-aS. 17alS: fresh shoulder. l2al3:
smoked hams, %: smoked shoulders.
12asaIS: calves, i3ai4: lambs, Is.
!. To6ay's market report on fruits and
Vegetables compiled by the Market News
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Service Bureau of Agricultural Eco

Service Bureau of Agricultural Eco
Monies says:
Apples-Supplies moderate: demand
moderate, market about steady; barrels,
Virginia, u. S. No. /, "a inches up
Wfnesaps. S50a9 90: mostly 900: boxes.
Washington, medium to large size, extra
fancy Delicious, few sales. 500; extra
fancy Winesaps. 400; buslel baskets.
Virginia. u. S. commercial Staymans.
2i2 inches up. 2.75a3.00; U. S. No. i.
2i2 inches up Winesaps, 3.25: Pennsyl-
vania, U. S. No. /, Romes, "a inches,
800.
Cabbage-Supplies moderate: demand
moderate, market steady; new stock.
pointed type. mostly 2.25: Texas. barrel
crates, round type, 3.25; few higher: old
stock. New York. sacked per hundred
weight, Danish type. $50.
Celery--SupplieS light; demand mod
crate, market steady: Florida, lo-inch
crates, 6-s dozen. 3.25aS.5o: 10 dozen,
300a325.
Iettuce-Supplics moderate: demand
moderate. market steady; California,
crates. Iceberg type, As dozen, 3.25a
$50
Onions. Supplies limited; demand
light, market steady; Michigan and
Ohio, loo-pound sacks. yellows. U. S.
No /. medium to large size, ATS; few
higher: Massachusetts,. 100-pound sacks,
yellows, U. S. No. /. small size. 400.
Potato Market Steady.
Potatoes-Supplies Of old stock liberal;
demand moderate. market steady:
Michigan, 15o-pound sacks. Russell
Rurals. U. S. No /. 40oa425: mostly
4.2S: Pennsylvania and New York. 150-
pound sacks. round whites, U. S. No. /;
400: Maine. 120-pound sacks, Green
Mountains, u. S. No. l, 3.75.
Spinach--SupplieS moderate; demand
moderate. market steady; Texas, bushel
baskets Savoy type, l,00a1.l0; mostly
around LOO: some ordinary condition.
CSC: Norfolk section Virginia. bushel
baskets. Savoy type, good quality and
condition. ITO.
Strawberries-Supplie limited: de-
mand moderate. market firm; Florida,
pony refrigerators. MiSsionaryS, 40a50;
few poor condition low as 20; 32-quart
crates. Missionarys, 40a45; best mostly
IS per quart.
Tomatoes-Supplies light: demand
moderate. market steady; repacked in
New York City, unknown origin, threes.
ripes. wrapped, fancy count. 4,50a5 90;
choice count. 3.75a400; repacked in
Pittsburgh. unknown origin. skies.
ripes, wrapped, fancy count, 10.50a
1900; choice count. 9.50al0.0o.
String beans-Supplies light: demand
moderate. market about steady: Florida.
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| Il -bushel hampers. green. 4.00a5,00;
few poor condition low as 400; wax, no
sales reported, asking 800.
ucumbers-SupplieS very light; toe
few sales reported to quote.
Eggplant--Supplies very light; too
few sales to establish market.
Peppers-Supplies moderate: demand
moderate. market about steady; Mexico,
pepper crates. fancy, 3.T5a4,00; Florida,
pepper crates, fancy. 4,25a4.5O; choice,
3.25a3.50.
Squash-No supplies on market.
Carrots Are Steady.
Carrots-Supplics light; demand light,
market steady: Texas. Western lettuce
crates, punched, 3.o0a3.25; mostly 800.
Beets-Supplies very light; too few
sales reported to quote.
Cauliflowcr~-Supplies limited; de-
mand moderate, market about steady;
California, pony crates, 2,l5a225; most
~ 225.
Peas-Supplies very light: too few
sales reported TO quote.
Oranges--Supplies moderate; demand
moderate, market steady; Florida,
700: larger and smaller sizes discount
ed: California, boxes, medium size, 6.00a
ESQ; larger sizes discounted.
Grapefruit-Supplies moderate: de-
mand moderate. market steady; Florida.
boxes. medium size. 525a5.75: few 600.
Sweet potatocs-Supplies moderate:
demand moderate, market steady:
North Carolina, cloth-top barrels.
Nancy Halls, No l.. 1.65al.75; mostly
It's: bushel hampers, Porto Ricans,
fair quality. 1.15al.25; cloth-top bar
rels, white vans. 250a275.
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holders. now $1,000, also showed con-
siderable increase in 1927.
The stock of leaf tobacco. manufac-
tured stock, operating supplies, etc,
at cost. is $85, 800, 329, as against $72.-
764,28 In 1926, rejecting an increase
in operating supplies necessitated by
increased volume Of business. Cash has
decreased less than $2,000,000 from
$16.45O,190 at the end of 1926 to $14.-
759,972 at the end Of 1927, the report
showed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-16
AMERICAN TOBACCO co.
HAS INCREASED PROFITS
Earnings Equal to $1,000 a Share
on Common, Against $500 a
Share Income Last Year.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 16.--Net Profits
Of $23,3O9689. equivalent to $1,000 per
share on the common stock. were re-
ported for 1927 by the American To-
bacco Co. Profits showed $750,594
increase over 1925, the previous record
year, when $500 per share was earned
on the common stock.
Large increases in sales and in
creased advertising expenditures were
reported. While 1t was not a part OF
the treasurer's report, officials Of the
company said the number of stock
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EARNINGS ARE LARGER.
Allied Chemical & Dye Co. Has Bet
ter Year in 1927.

ter 4eAr In 1871.
NEW YORK, March 16 (F.--Net
income Of $24,586,s73, equivalent TO
$10.03 on the common stock, is shown
In the 1927 report of the Allied Chemi-
cal g. Dye Corporation. sent to stock
holders yesterday. This compares with
net income OF $24,072, 800, or 1919 on
the common stock in 1926.
substantial volume of business dur
Ing the year reflected the steady growth
Of the company under the consolidated
management, Thomas E. Casey, the
treasurer, said. Participation in the in
creasing domestic and world markets
necessitated expansion in fields in which
the company now Is engaged and in
new fields. including new development
at Hopewell. Va, his report stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-16
GASOLINE ADVANCED.

NEW YORK, March 16 R).-Stand-
ard Oil Co. of New Jersey has ad-
vanced United States Navy gasoline
for export three-quarters of a cent a
gallon in cases. The new quotation Is
24.65 cents a gallon.
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A series of 70 two-mile walking con-
tests are being held in Calcutta and
vicinity.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-07

with him by cable and telephone
during his illness.
She was reported overcome with
grief today and refused to give out
any statement.
HOLLYWOOD, Dee. 7.--Jaime
Del Rio who died in Berlin today
was popular member of the
motion picture colony for several
years.
He came here first three years
ago with his former wife, Dolores
Del Rio, when she began the bid
which carried her to international
screen fame.
Jaime wrote plays which met
with some success but her more bril-
liant career outshadowcd his and
ultimately led to their divorce.
Jaime was u member of wealthy
and aristocratic Mexican family
He met Dolores when she was but
10 years old. Her ability to dance
first attracted his attention.
The couple married in Mexico
City ON April II, 1921.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-07
Musical Program
Next Sunday At
Christian Church

FL Ccntrans are invited to the con-
cert at the Christian church Sunday
afternoon at 1870. An especially
fine musical program has been ar
ranged and an enjoyable afternoon
is promised those who attend.
John G. Canton directs tn" Chris
tian Church choir, and Wallace
Roblcc is organiSt.
Rev. w. G. ChevcrtOn extends an
invitation to the public to attend
this musical treat.
Organ prelude, ""Gothie Suite, -
CBoellmannl. "Choral Minuctto, "
"'Pricre 4 Notrc Dame . "'Tocca-
Ia.
Procession hymn "Holr, Holy,
Iiolv,' Dvkcsl.
Male quartet. "Softly and Ten
dcrly.' (HigIt, ROLAND Nerbovig,
Raw johnson. Dclbcrt FindleE and
w, c. Chevcrton.
Anthem. "Considcr and Hear
Me-" OPflcugcr), with solo by
Eleanor McGirk.
Organ. "Evcnsong, (Johnston).
Offcrtory solo. ''EIe Was DeSpis-
cd" {" Mcssiah,' Handel, Eleanor
McGirk.
Short talk. Rev. Chcvcrton.
Mixed quartet, "'In Heavenly
Love Abiding,' (Holden), Martha
Rverson. Margaret Lin"kin, ROLAND
Ncrbov;g and John Canton.
Anthem, "Unfod We Portals,
(Gounodl.
Rencdiction.
Hymn, DAY Is Dying in tive
Wcst.' (Shcrwin).
Organ, " March of the Priests, =
lMcndrlsSohn).
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-07
MARKET SERVICE;
EQUIPMENT FOR
VALLEY ARRIVES

II. j. Brcucr, superintendent Of
the market news wireless service of
the department of agriculture and
$. J. Feliz, who will be resident opc-
rator of the service to be operated
here by the fcdcral-statc depart
mcnt, arrived in RI Centre today
with the wireless equipment for the
new station. The equipment to be
used here is the same which has
been used for the last two months
in the Salinas jacksonville lettuce
deal. Breucr expects to have
everything in readiness for the first
lettuce shipment and Feliz plans to
remain here rs operator until next
August.
SAN Francisco is the western ter
minal Of the United States Depart
mcnt of Agriculture and that sta
tion is where the market reports of
the entire United States are recciN.
ed. From san Francisco extends u
network to the fcderal-state sta
tionS. over which are sent the con
tents of the eastern market reports.
| tie ItbtIG / Ntdlt SNi \ IL AN'S II
own communication system for dis
patching market news to all parts
of the state. Brcuer states that
since they have discontinued tie
use of commercial wires and estab-
lishod their own short wave length
wireless system there has been a
decided increase in bulletin service,
in Los Angeles alone the increase
being 200 per cent.
When the reports are received at
the local station from san Francisco,
they are mimcographed and dis
trihutcd. According to Brener. there
will be several thousand copies of
the market reports distributed each
day to all parts of the valley. As
result local growers and shippers
will have the latest market reports
from all parts of the valley on the
same day as they are shipping,
which will not only keep them in
formed rs to current prices, but
will cut financial losses to the min
mum.