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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-02
CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP.

CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP.
Chop finely one-half pound
mushrooms and cook one.half
hour in one quart well seasoned
white stock, to which two tea.
spoons chopped onion have been
added. then rub through sieve.
Mix four tablespoons -four with
one-half teaspoon each salt and
paprika and cook until bubbling
in four tablespoons butter; add
slowly one and one-half cups
milk, stir until smooth. add
mushrooms and stock. bring to
boiling point and serve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-02
MENU FOR A DAY.


Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Spinach with Poached Eggs.
French Fried Potatoes.
Raisin Bread.
Banana Blanc. Mango.
Cookies. Tea.
DINNER.
Cream of Mushroom Soup.
Baked Stuffed Pork Chops.
Delmonico Potatoes.
Green Beans.
Cabbage Salad.
Squash Meringue Pie.
Coffee.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-27

children. left yesterday for Cane
Goa where they will spend the next
TWO weeks at their summer cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stoddard have
returned home from a motor trim of
the New England states.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ II. Griswold of
kcnslnston have returned home
from an automobile trip of the New
England states.
Miss ]. Weaver of PENNSYLVANIA,
who has been visiting relatives in
Berlin for the past few weeks. has
returned home.
Miss Marion Bunce of Wethers-
field was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
5. Barrett Of Pennington road YES
ts rday.
Slight Accident
At 80" o'clock yesterday after
room in Meriden. a car driven by
John S. Stoddard of Berlin skiddcd
INTO an auto driven by William II,
H1li of Mcridcn at Broad and East
Main street. The cars ESCAPED
damages.
A very important meeting of the
kensington Athletic club will be held
this evening at s o'clock at the
Popular barber shop. 4 request has
been made to the members of the
organization by the officers that they
be present if possible because many
matters of importance will come for
discussion RororIlac., af
Der present. the matters will be
voted upon and disposed of
Games Called on
The TIttville- X enSington baseball
game scheduled for Saturday after
noon at T,ttville was called off on
account of rain. The game sched-
ul"" Yesterday between kensington
and Bristol was forfeited to the To-
Gals by Umpire Lynch when the Wis
itors iaiied to make their appear
HnC".
This morning the manageme.t an
ncunc"d that it will investigate to
find out The cause of Bristois non
appearance ant that the fvitnil
would not he claimed.
TO Receive Payment.
John \. Moore. tax collector of
the kcns.rcton Fire district. has an
bounce hat he will be at H.. htmc
every evening during Sept".rb,r 10
rcccjv" taxes due the fire district.
No Pirate Series
II N1s announced this morning by
Kenneth Saunders, manager Of the
New Belt ain Pirates. that Tn: Pirate
Ken in-ton Tfiangles double haa Ter,
sch. d,l'rd TO lie PLACED on Labor
lay. had been called OF: The
Pirates are entered in tn. City
League in New britain and the rain
Saturday put II" team away back
in its schedule. The New Britain
team has two postponed games 10
play next week. making it Impossible
to meet the kensington nine.
The heavy rain Saturday after
noon caused the post 2onement OF
the County "Y" tennis tournament
to this evening. Baldwin of kens-
nigton will meet Gordon of New
Britain at s o'clock and Lama of
kensington will cash with Hurlburt
of Southington tomorrow evening
New Britain herald., 1928-08-27
fore the meeting will be transacted.
Many At Reunion

Seventy-seven guests attended the
reunion of the descendants and their
families of Amos b. and Laura Crit
tenden Sheldon, who were married
in 1880 and lived in Warren, which
was held at the Plainvile Camp
grounds Saturday and Sunday.
Guests arrived during the forenoon
and early afternoon on Saturday and
spent the afternoon visiting at the
Gables, the summer cottage of l..
Gay Sheldon of kensington.
At 6 o'clock Saturday evening the
fl, st get-together occasion of the re-
union was a banquet in the public
dining hall which was opened spe-
cially for the banquet. BY request
or l.. Gay Sheldon. president of the
Sheldon Family Association, Els
worth A. Sheldon of New Britain
acted as POSTMASTER. The addresses
Of greeting We're made by Walter +.
Clark of Charleston, w. Va, who
was governor of Alaska during Pres
ident Mckinley's administration. and
now proprietor of the Daily Mail of
Charleston. S. C.. and l.. Gay Sheldon
of kenSington.
Mrs. Agnes Sheldon Potter of For
cstville was chairman of the dining
room committee in charge of the
banquet.
At the business meeting held dur
ing the evening, l.. Gay Sheldon Of
kensington was reelected president,
Ellsworth A. Sheldon of New Britain
vas reelected vice president and
Robert Leather of Waterbury was
reelected treasurer.
Sunday morning a family worship
service was held in the camp ground
auditorium. Arthur futile of New
Britain conducted the service. and
made an address. l.. Gay Sheldon
made the second address. Dinner
was served at noon in the public din
ing hall. The visitors left for their
homes in the afternoon.
Elected To OfliCc
Mrs. Alice Upson Covles of kens-
ington was elected recording secre-
tary of the Epson association at that
organization = annual meeting which
was held Saturday afternoon at the
Southington Country club.
Following a picnic lunch. the
members OF the association. 100 OF
whom We're present, answered to the
roll call in which each gave his or
her name, address and ancestry.
The speakers of the afternoon
proved to be very interesting.
new song called. "The tpsons are
Cominc," was heard by the assocla-
ton.
Briefs
Mrs Leroy Havey and children of
Bridgeport are visiting Mrs. HAyey's
mo, her. Mrs w. H. Epson of pms
inston
Richard Ringvood, Robert Pagan.
Bernard Ives. Raymond Warren and
Adam kingo. all of kensington,
have returned home after spending
week at Lake Congamond.
Miss Florence Gibney of Worth
ineton ridge has left for Cape Cod
here she viii spend her vacation.
Mrs. Harold Skinner of Farming
ton road has returned from vaca-
ton spent at Schenectady, N. Y.
Miss Angellne Nocerro has re-
turned to her home on Pattison road
after visiting relatives cut of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Troupe and
New Britain herald., 1928-08-27
NOTICE

To the Legal Voters of the East Rer-
lin Fire District in the Town of
Berlin.
You are hereby notified that
special meeting of the Legal Voters
of the East Berlin Fire District will
be held at the Community Hall in
East Berlin in the Town of Berlin at
s O'Clock P. NJ. daylight Saving
Tlme) on Friday. the 31st day of
August. 1928 for the following pur-
poses:
First-To lay a tax for the Gener-
al Expenses of the District for the
coming year.
Second-To transact any other
business proper to come before said
meeting.
Dated at East Berlin in the Town
of Berlin this 9th day of August.
1928.
Attest:
P. F. Siegrist, Clerk
A. A. North,
President
New Britain herald., 1928-08-27
ACCIDENTS result
IN TWO ARRESTS
New Britain Man Charged With
Reckless Driving
NO INJURIES SUSTAINED
Over IS Attend Sheldon Family Re-
uniOn-Local Woman Elected to
Onice-Ball Games Postponed on
Account OF Rain Items


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New Britain herald., 1928-08-27
DIES IN NEW HAVEN

New Haven. Aug - R)-John G.
Collins. national secretary and foun-
Ger of The Friends ofosoys. Inc. a
local organization. died suddenly
last night at a public bath house.
He was widely known in New Eng
land as social worker and several
years ago was called 10 New York
city TO aid in boys work Death was
caused from heart attack He was
a graduate of Yale. His age was
about IS.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-27

squad 4 and Hose Company No. l
were called out at 745 o'clock Sum
DAY evening for chimney IRE at
the Rome of Congetta Vasile on
Ike avenue. The blaze was ex
tinsulshed with chemicals without
damage.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-27
Called to Pi1tsRcld

FOREMAN Daniel Donovan and
TImothey Donovan of the CITY nuh-
nc works department we're called to
Plttsfleld Saturday afternoon BY the
death of their mother. The funeral
services are being held in that city
today
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-10
PHOTOGRAPHERS HERE

We find conditions different in Alaska, where people are hale, hearty and wellmet and not per nickity' or hard to please" said Ed win Thomas and E. J. Baton, pro- traiture photographers, who are in Seward, taking sittings at the Sew ard hotel. These men, who are ex- perts in their line have been taking portraits of prominent Alaskans all the way up the coast and have been in as far as Anchorage. They will be here until October IT and have already filmed some of Stewards Hading ladies and men. Baton vas for several years a staff photo grapher for the Seattle Tines ham, ling the society work chiefly. They finish hteir work here so there will be no delay.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-10
a fire guard ditch than trail and

a fire guard ditch than a trail and u turns were so sharp you could not get sled around them without turning over. We spent three days
 " tlening out some of these turns and putting in culvertS.
 "The fox ranches in that vicinity ;.ll seem to be making good with very good increases. The Bishops have 50 foxes in excellent condi- tion.
 At Snug Harbor, Louis Bell is putting his boat on the ways and Bill Lawing at Mile 23 is talking of doing the same. The first snows came earlier than usual, but the late pleasant spell of good weather has made the fall better than aver age. The scenery up there is mar vicious, the fishing is perfect and there is an abundance of all kinds Of game. The valleys are spotted with numberless lakes and trout streams, and altogether it is won- derful country which should some day be the mecca for visitors from all over the United States"
 Frank ToWle brought the party in with his speed boat from his home at Cooper's Landing at the lower end of the Kenai Lake where he has ) very beautiful establishment, ac- cOrding to MT. Horner with con- crete walks. and urns and a profu- sion of flowers everywhere.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-10
BACK COUvTRY |o 6PIENDID ASSET T()
 oENARD'S FUTURE
MEL HORNER TELLS OF BEAUTI- FULL LAKES AND RIVERS AS
 TOURIST ATTRACTION

Some day it will be a wonder land for tourists and a back coun- try of inestimable value to Seward" said Mel Horner, proprietor of the Overland hotel, who has returned from @ two weeks hunting trip clown Kenai Lake, Kenai River, Ski 'dk Lake and Russian River in com T ny with c. A, McDougal and Tom Clements.
 We spent most of OUT time at
 Bishops, known as the Russian River fox ranch" said Horner, "and the hospitality of those people is wonderful and proVerbial. We en- joyed mostly their home grown vegetables from the finest celery up and down. It was so delightful there that we took it easy but at that the party bagged three sheep end a black bear. Tom Clements got the record trout of the season, an eight-pound beauty out of Rus sian River which put up a royal battle. He also got some fine mal- l4. ds. The black bear have mostly holed up as berries are practically gone.
 "One evening just at dusk we saw ;'n enormous black bear feeding in q berry patch when he ran onto a little black bear who had evidently encroached on his berry patch. The big fellow made Q sWipe at the lit tie one which would have knocked him for whole row of post-holes but the little fellow ducked in time | and then gathered his legs under him and went away from there. I guess he hit every peak in htat vii cinity. Once in while he would l look back over his shoulder and . then light out again with renewed speed. It was one of the funniest ! incidents of the whole trip and from our calculations that little bear is going yet.
 "The upper Kenai River is at low l stage and it is hard to negotiate it with a power boat. The North slopes of the hills have considerable fresh snow but the south slopes are gen. : eraHy clear" :
 The forestry service attempted trail connection with Bishops old trail which leaves the Kenai Lake road at Mile 16 1-2 and it seems they followed every steep ridge they could find so that it looks more like
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-10
GIGANTIC MERGER
 LINKS BIG UNITS
 9F FILM |VDUSTRY
YOUNG FILM MAENATES OB- TAIN CONTROL THREE BIG
 COMPANIES

NEW YORK, Oct, 10, P)-A $200,O00,000 film merger through which Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc, obtains control of the Vita phone Corporation, the Stanley Company and First National Pic lures, is announced by II. M. War ner, president of Warner Broth CTS and Vitaphone, and Irving Rossheim, president of the Stan- ley Company and First National.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-10
WAREHOUSE MOVES

Although the operation is a diff firult one and progress necessarily slow, the big Brown & Hawkins warehouse at the foot of Fifth Ave hue on the South waterfront is now slowly on it's way to it's new location on Sixth and Broadway where it is being moved to make room for the depot that will be brought to a new location on the South front.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-10
OFFICIALS HERE

Assistant General Manager H. Horn of the Alaska Railroad and C.. II. Holmes, superintendent of con- scruction are in Seward looking over the extensive work now going forward in the Seward yards and along the waterfront in connection with track changes and moving of the depot to it's new site.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-10
KETCHIKAN RACKETEERS

hetchlkan no longer is an old- fashioned town for it can now, De hkened to Chicago, the city of bombs and racketeers. A for-hire car was recently chopped up with an axe.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-10

Interest in the Charles Sinclair case at Juneau was revived with the arrest of young Jack Nit chell on a charge of aiding and abetting Sinclair's escape from jail last April.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-10
TOWNSITE ELIMINATED

By an Executive Order signed August 30, by President Coolidge. the toWnSite of the Indian village Of KlaWak was eliminated from Tongass National Forest boundar- ies.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-10

DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED PER scHALLERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-10

MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AT. TENDED. SchaIIerer's Alaska Shop
Evening star., 1928-05-27

$ATEEJEG UbiutiAR ggoc4s paDsFe6 ~ 8p:
painting at i9bsest Drices skillet fIeehahtes.
10 RsaFs' eaBEfa1tD tDsy segYles Mst Dec0Fst'
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Evening star., 1928-05-27

PAINTING House Banning interior 8i1d sN'
Pau sese9ss 81 y 81 uw. ~ 1912.
PAINTING cTICAL HOUSE FAIaT.
lnR pure white ieaa. oil ana coioFs. praeil'
ea3sy MlEee u s8lt NGrg 81 reason able coal.
ge3s Moran shop. Isz7 7tb st. ".
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Evening star., 1928-05-27
MARMON MOTORS. INC,
1888 l4th ST. NV.

MARMON MOTORS, INC,
1888 l4th ST. NV.
$ooo-Buick coach; 500 down.
$Sso--Chrysler Coupe; $50
down.
$50o--Dodge Rdstr, 500 down,
$S00-Dodge Tour: $l00 down,
$250-EsSex Coach ; $50 down.
$6o0--Hudson Brm. $500 down,
$sS0-.Reo Sedan: $l2S down.
$SSo-Stude. RdStr, $50 down,
1920 Cadillac Sedan. 7-pass,
1920 Dodge Sedan,
1927 Essex Sedan,
1924 Dodge 4-pass, Coupe,
1927 Hupp 70" Coupe,
1923 Marmon IS" Sedan,
1920 Marmon % Roadster,
1922 Nash Sedan,
1925 Packard Club Sedan,
1929 WHY'S Knight Coll. Coupe
,i,AOO NllesA
IS Cars to Select FROM
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Evening star., 1928-05-27

pAPEEJH6 pAfNTI&G haest psstefiaIs and
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RssreN - 80 HB heN pkfteFBs a wear "
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Evening star., 1928-05-27

gAPFEHA MGIhG Bp6 painting. sBsf3al
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B5aAtF fee Df cbsERe eath ~ lfgfDk FEy
Ole e EDM@ Doeerat.Hs G9 Phone Man $50,
Evening star., 1928-05-27

| CAnIILACs Stuaehaker coach. Ford coupes.
Coed used cars Call Carl, Inc. 623 u NV
| CHEVROLET DEALERS HAVE . naessage
for you tn the Auto Section. page Z. with
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Evening star., 1928-05-27
sALE--AUToMoBILEs.
ah, COOPERATIVE
Used Car Department of
l., c.. BARBER MOTOR CO.,
Oldsmobile Washington Co.,
.r~.s 1926 18th St. NV.

If you are looking for sound,
economical, low-priced trans
portation, we have it. Late
models of all makes priced ex-
tremely low. Terms that will
suit YOU.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Prices are so low we cannot
take trades. $50 discount for
cash and to out-of-town dealers.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

USED CAR SALE.
Hudson-Essex Dealers Stock.
Bargains such as you have never seen a
the prices we are selling them for. We
need the space, All latest makes and mod
ele that have been thoroughly gone over
by us. If you want bargain IN used
car it will pay you TO look these over
Hudson Brougham. new paint. $500
Hudson Brougham. puco two-tone. SlS
Essex Coach. Super Six. ......s. 54V
E:sex CTSapSS TasSS sYRssrsix ssxst., "a ..Se; go
Dodge Sedan, DO Luxe. iaA6. ........ 425
podge Roadster. 1929. ........r..A..,. 32e
Peerless Coupe, rumble seat. teas. =. ggQ
Paige PhHetonA 1928. .......-... 3ep
Stutx Sedan. d. II. motor. .......... $50
Maxwell Coupe 4.passenser- ...... i!e
We have several other care ilat are not
listed above. ranging from $40 up. Any
OF these cars can be bought on terrns and
will take trade,
SAUNDERS MOTOR CO.,
3206 M St. NV.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

ESSEN COACH. I925--in perfect condition
viii sacrifice for $500. Apply T31 llth Sc.
ESSEN 1927 SEDAN---Tikc new: private
owner. driven 5000 miles; car in storage 5
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Evening star., 1928-05-27

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Evening star., 1928-05-27

BUICK
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l0l5 l4th. Main $500. I'LL l4th
t0nS Buick Master Town Hrougham.
in95 Buick Master Sedan,
lna7 nulok Standard sedan,
tp2T mlck Master Coach,
lnAT Hudson T.rass, sedan.
1897 Peerless so sedan
tp2H Buick h.pass AeAAn. Master g.
1926 Buick STANDARD Sedan
1920 Packard Sedan, H+cyl
tn9h Studehaker Special q Sedan.
lued Nash Specla Sedan,
1929 Iewett Coach.
1896 Fort Roadster
tnpa Peerless \ Coupe,
lnah 1mlck 7,pasa. Sedan.
1ngN Quick Master Coach,
In9A Hudson Sedan, A'pass,
1p2A Hudson Coach,
lnnA nndsa Caupe,
lnaA nodge Coach
ll2l Buick Master Sedan,
1898 Buick 9epHss, sedan.
tnNh nuick Master Coune,
fhai Marmen S'Paaa. Touring,
lnAl Nash 7,pass, Touring.
ihaa HnIck Master COupe,
1nSa Huiek Toufing,
inea Moon Sport Tourins
1904 WilysKnlght Sedan,
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Evening star., 1928-05-27

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Evening star., 1928-05-27
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Evening star., 1928-05-27
SAIE-AtIIONfOHIIES.

BE Sure TO SEE the uscd car specials on
page ioday,s Auto Section, with an q. X
hag
Evening star., 1928-05-27

sales so far this month prove
the desirability of our mer-
chandise.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

ALTER ATOMS and improvements to your
home done iu a hTst-clsss manner By FIRST.
class workmen Faperjng and palnunE,
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On lowest monthly payments II desired no
interest no trusts. estimates gladly given
Tree, CAV or night. good work reasonable Is
oar slogan. call Potomac Improvement Co,
fnC.- $3.50 Georgia ave. NV, Phone Adams
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Evening star., 1928-05-27

LAwH AOWERs sbzrDeped and repaired;
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Your Old rngAEr iB trade LAwn rollers foF
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Evening star., 1928-05-27

AUTOMOBILE SEAT COYERS--Over 800
seat covers installed last Summer, over soc
satisfied customers. call TO North TAGS
vii bring a salesman u your door with
samples All work guaranteed. The Uni
versal Co 2I15 lst 81. NV. 90
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Alto PAINTING JOBS COMPLETED IN as
hours With wonderful new durable ia0ouer
Finish thai grows handsaUer with age Proof
ExRinst rain snow ice steam soap am
as show vou samples of fine work with
this excellent material Prices $50 10 Jos
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Evening star., 1928-05-27
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Evening star., 1928-05-27

ALTERATlONS-No cash recuired. pay as
s-w as 81 per week hrst PAYMENT, 4 De
ole homes made new hot.wateF heat installed
ss low as sens complete. aDo guaranteed
fur ) wears. Small 1ubs taken; no loh too
lsrSe Painting papegine roofing, electric
1ty plumbing stOcco, garage. porches, addl.
11aDal rooms cement wnTk and any kind OF
rernudeling estimates free We call day
and night Main 1888
Evening star., 1928-05-27

ELUDKs cid or new. ecrapec and nntshed
ell work done ny hand. Or old floors cleaned
aid Haxed Also floor laying Prices very
1cw this nzonth AL work done hy william
Lsns 504 18Th a. sc. L8ne. 567e
Evening star., 1928-05-27

11OA\OSANs L@A1NOG%A.
Fifty Trade-Ins at Rock
Bottom PRICES.
1929 CHEVROLET COUPE-Paint tires
upholstery in excellent condition: bumpers
front and rear: spare tire. etc. just reduced
to S2S5.
1925 sTUDEBAKER DUPLEX PHAETON
special 90 balloon tires like new: motor.
paint. upholstery excellent Only $3.50.
1928 ESSEX COACH-splendid shape
good tires. pick up at 1913.
HUPP ROADSTER. I0s3--Runs equal to
new: refnished in cherry red. S225.
oLDsMoBILE COACH. 1925---A good
amooth-runntng motor: has bumpers front
and rear. spare tire. etc. Only 1895.
HUDSON COACH. 1925 modei-BouEh,
new December. 1925: looks and runs sduai
TO new: body rehnished: fully equipped
new tires. Only $3.50,
FORTY, OTHER BARGAINS.
Three to Five New Trade-Ins
Will Appear in This Ad Daily.
LAMBERT HUDSON
MOTORS CO.,
14th and R Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

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Evening star., 1928-05-27

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Evening star., 1928-05-27

CHFyE0LET COtfpK AND COACH 1917
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Evening star., 1928-05-27

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