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New Britain herald., 1928-12-04
HOLY CROSS PARISH
MISSION TO START
Glass Of 800 Children to Be Con.
drmd Opening Day

Next Sunday. December 3. will
mark another milestone in the pro-
Eregs and existence of the young
Holy Cross parish. with two i'm
portant church features taking place.
One will be the confirmation of ap-
proximately so0 children and the
other the beginning of the first mis-
sion which will last for two weeks.
The mission will be inagurated
with q solemn high, mass at 10
o'clock and will continue through
Sunday, December IS. Services will
be held every day and evening under
the direction Of two Nincentian mis-
sicnaries Of Whitestone. Long Island.
At 3 o'clock in the afternoon of the
first day, the unusually large class
of children will be confirmed by
Bishop Milan. In the morning the
children will attend mass and re-
eeive holy communion, and for this
purpose confessions for the children
will be held all day Saturday.
Beginning Monday and continuing
throughout the week. mission serv-
ices will be conducted for women
and girls only. while the second week
Will be for men aud boys. A definite
program of daily services will he an
nounced Sunday morning during the
masses by the missionary priests.
Confessions will be heard every day
end the earliest mass will be at 5:ls
o'clock in the morning. *esper
g rvices will be conducted every eve
ming at 1880 with one of the mis-
sionaries delivering a sermon and
lecture.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-04

tons. He also declared emphatic
ally that in no sense was it entitled
10 be characterized as a state wide
scandal.
Calls On Byrd
Dr. Hepburn called on Governor
Byrd 10 permit federal prohibition
agents AS uninterrupted access to the
university grounds. fraternity houses
and student body az bootleEgers are
now reported to have. He explained
that the purpose of the agents would
not be to punish drinking professors
or students but to protect them from,
bootleggers.
Governor Byrd said that he would
refer Dr. Hepburn'S letter when 1t
was received to DR.. Alderman. as
was customary in such cases.
nr. Hepburn mentioned no specific
reports OF drinking but q statement
commenting on drinking among stu
dents had been made after the North
Carolina Virginia football game by
a Fredericksburg minister.
Honor System False
The Anti Saloon league official
said the authorities had shown no
disposition to improve conditions at
the school He also declared that
the honor system at Virginia was
"obsolete and false" and protected
the lawless liquor element.
Dr. Alderman in his reply said
university authorities were engaged
in a constant effort to promote So
briefly.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-04

port Cotter pins
American Pin Co, Wateryille. as.
signor 10 Scovill Mfg. Co, Water
bury. Hooks and eyes.
Joseph II. Cohen. doing business as
The Perfection Motor Products Co.,
bridgeport. Electric cigar lighters.
Colts Patent Fire Arms. Mig. Co.
Hartford. e. registrations) tobacco
containers, tobacco pipe holders.
etc: Multiple electric connecting de-
vices.
The Perkins Electric Switch Mfg.
Co, assignor to TIA. Bryant Electric
Co., Bridg port Electrical switches.
Traaie-Merk Applicants
Barney & Kerry. Inc. New Haven.
Flash lights and batteries.
Bridgeport brass Co. Bridgeport
Piping tubing Mpe fitting. etc.
The Bridgeport Hardware Mfg.
Corp. Bridgeport Screw drivers.
NJ. A. Keenan, Il Sons. New Lon
don. Malt extract.
Seymour W, Smith. doing business
New Britain herald., 1928-12-04

support.
Nergil MulhoIland. West Hartford,
assignor to Hartford Empire Co..
Hartford. I.iquidfuel burner.
John J. Murphy. Norwich. assign
or to The Davis Warner Arms Corp.
Gun
Karl T. Peiler. West Hartford, as
sienor to Hartford Empire Co. Hart
ford. Giass-working apparatus.
Harry G. Robinson. Waterbury. as
signor to Industries Of America. Inc.
Braiding machine.
John L. Russ, Shelton. Lever
catch.
David l.. Sumney. Waterbury, Con-
veyer for heating furnaces
Anton Van Neen. Hartford. and
II. II. Fitzgerald. Berlin. assignors to
The Fuller Brush Co. Hartford
Trimmer
Trade Marks Registered
The American Brass Co. Water
bury. Rronze ingots. castings. etc.
American Chain Co. Inc. Bridge
New Britain herald., 1928-12-04

mechanism for railway cars.

mechanism for railway cars.
Elmer W. Ferguson. New Haven.
assignor to Connecticut Chiropra ctors'
Assn. Automobile radiator emblem.
John A. Heany. New Haven, as
signor to Heany Laboratories, Inc.
Philosophy system.
Lewis Il. Helm. Danbury. assign
or. by mcsne assignments. to Gin
cinnati Grinders Inc. Cincinnati.
Ohio. e patents) Roll grinding ap-
paratus; and art and and apparat US
for producing ground articles
William F. HeImond Hartford. as
signor to Underwood Elliott Fisher
Co. New York, n. Y. Typewriting
machine.
Nathan W. lIendryx. New Haven.
assignor to The Andrew s. Hendryx
Co. Bird cage
Arthur G. jackson. Philadelphia.
IA. and w. kroll, San Francisco.
Calf. assignors to The Yale &
Towne Mfg, Co. Stamford. Paddock.
Carlo Lapolla. New Canaan. Plant
New Britain herald., 1928-12-04
List of Patents Issued
To Connecticut Pe0ple

tList compiled weekly from the
Omcial Gazette by the office of
Harold &. Manning, Manning Bros
Shoe Co.. I'll Main street. New
Brittany
Carlos II. Allen. Detroit, assisnor
to The New Departure Mfg. Co..
Bristol. Adjusting nut.
Siivio Antonelli. New Haven. Sig
nal switch for tanks.
George w. Christoph. Warehouse
Point. Soldering radiators.
Harry I. Clulee, Wallingford. as
signor to r. Wallace & Sons Mfg.
Co. Tool handle.
Thomas c. Delaval- Grove, Bristol,
assienor TO The New Departure Mfg.
Co. Making bearing scparators.
Ohio {. Duryea. Waterbury. as
signor TO o. c. Duryea Corp. Will
mington. Del. Is patents) I for car
construction; and for brake
New Britain herald., 1928-12-04
NAVAL Committee
To HEAR REPLY
Britt.a viii Lay B,lduil's
Answer 90 Table r

Washington. Dec. I ~ - Stanley
Baldwin's reply to Representative
Britten's proposal for naval confer
ence goes today before the house
naval affairs committee. On the
toAe Of the reply depends the re-
suit Of the Illinois representatives
unorthodox suggestion designed to
bring the naval reduction question
out of the doldrums.
Britten. who Is chairman Of the
house naval affairs committee. caus-
ed some concern in diplomatic guar.
tiers. when he sent = cablegram d.
rect to Premier Baldwin OF Great
Britain suggesting that members Of
the house naval affairs committee
meet with a committee from psrlta-
ment in Canada in an endeavor to
reach an agreement OH warcraft not
affected by the Warrington naval
YARNS treaty.
Reciprocates Spirit
Premier Baldwin said he recipro-
Gated the spirit which inspired Rep
reSentative Britten's proposal and
sudTcu HIS uSHiFo IUI Ill uHucIet&HU-
ing between the two countries. but
his formal reply did not reach the
naval affairs committee chairman for
more than a week.
In the meantime, there were con-
ferences between Sir Esme Howard.
the British ambassador, and state de-
rartment officials. The British en-
bassy announced yesterday it had
been informed that Premier Bald
win. following Britten's example, was
sending his reply direct to the ILL.,
nois representative. The reply was
taken to Britten's Office by messen-
ger and the announcement was made
that it would be laid before the
naval affairs committee.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-04
MAKE MORE MONEY

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eyes. clear complexion and exuber-
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from impurities. Constipation poi
sons the whole system, slows the
step. saps energy. destroys conf
dence and cuts down the earning
power.
Rid your system OF constipation
and Its poisons. DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets remove them gently. tone up
the system, clear the eyes and COM
plcxion and bring back normal wig
or. 4 compound Of vegetable in
gradients, prescribed to patients for
20 years In place OF calomel. They
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and liver.
Take Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets
and keep fit for the daily grind
Thousands of happy men and WON
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success In their everyday tasks
know them by their olive color
l5c, soc. soc.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-04

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR BEST RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1928-12-04
Virginia STUDENTS
SHARPLY ASSAILED
Liquor Drinking Is Declared
Rampant on Campus

Richmond, Va. Dec. R-
Students at the University of Nir-
ginia have been charged with ex-
cessive drinking and their president,
DIR. Edwin A. Alderman, has come to
their defense.
Following publication of a letter
by the Rev. David Hepburn. superin-
tendent of the Virginia Anti-Saloon
league, to Governor Byrd OF Virginia,
in which Hepburn said reports in
dictated that drinking at the school
amounted to state wide scandal.
DIR. Alderman replied that liquor
consumption at Virginia was no
greater than at other similar institu-
New Britain herald., 1928-12-04

extra size, touched with
the atmosphere of Paris;
hand made and embroid.
cred. Delicate creations,
each one of them.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-04
Danbury Youth Resting
Comfortably in HOspital

Brockton. Mass. Dec. 1 (UPD-
Although suffering from 4 broken
neck received = sandlot football
game. Jerome Darling of IDanbury.
Conn. II year old Boston university
student. was reported resting CONF
Portable at Broekton hospital this
morning.
His name as cen removed from
the danger list. and hospital authori-
lies exp essed the belief that he
Won recover.
Darling Mas hurt while playing
football with fraternity brothers on
the beach at Mattapoisett.
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1928-12-04

For 50 years trestle ia bic. COW
cred with rcd blaze. which was
brought in for the use OF the re-
viscrs Of the Bible, has stood in the
Jerusalem chamber OF Westminster
Abbey.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-04
LEAD SIX DAY RACE
Team Of Mcnamara and vannek Are
Out In Front After IS Hours Of
I'Cdal Grind

Madison Square Garden, New
York. Dec. 1 lUP)-McNamara and
Vannek held the lead in the six day
bicycle race at a. M. today after
IS hours.' The standings:
New Britain herald., 1928-12-04

Russian eggs can be presented for
twelve months. owing. 1t 10 said, to
the way the hens are allowed to run
wild foraging for themselves.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-04

Lea0eF-McNdHldtd
Former record 754 miles. laps
made by Cameron and Kaiser in
1915.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-04

as The Financial Publishing CO..
Hartford. and New York. N. Y.
Monthly magazine.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
BOARD TO CONTROL
WANAMAKER STORES
Will of Noted Merchant Provides
Continuance of Business
Under His Name.

By the Asko'1ateG Press
PHILADELPHIA, May 17.-Under the
will of the late Rodman WananakNr,
the department store business in Phila-
delphia and New York carrying the
Wanamaker name will be continued
through the trusteeship Of board OF
seven men.
These seven, all Philadelphiaps. will
administer the estate which Is said TO
be valued at SIS. .oo0, 900, for the bene-
fit OF the business and the heirs. which
includes Mr.. Wanamaker's only living
sister, his three children and his grand
children.
The largest public bequest was that
Of 100000 for the erection Of the
John Wanamaker Free School Of Arti
sans" along the lines Of the Williams
Trades School for boys at Media, Pa.
The new school Is to be situated at such
place as the trustees deem best.
The seven trustees are TO be headed
by William L. Nevin. vice president Of
John Wanamaker, Philadelphia, who
thus becomes the head as managing
trustee" OF the great business built up
by John Wanamaker. the department
store pioneer, and continued by his son
Rodrnan.
The will provides that the trustees
may. name the testator's son, John
Wanamaker, jr., as the eighth trustee
IL they deem II advisable.
The principal of the $500, 900 life
insurance upon the life of Mr.. Wzna-
maker is to be held In trust for the
benefit of his three children, Mrs. Ector
Mum. Mrs. Gurnee Mum and John
Wanamaker. jr., and their children.
Provision is made for annuities TO
Mr.. Wanamaker's sister. Mrs. Barclay
II. Warburton. whose husband, Maj.
Barclay H. Warburtcn, recently was
elected mayor of Palm Beach, Fla.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
ROBERT +. CO0sWETL. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
37034. Observation-Disclosures 10 TO give no.
tfce that the subscriber of the State Of Com
Court Of the District of Columbia. letters
Of administration on the estate OF Sierid G.
North. late of the District OF Columbia. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby, warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. to the subscriber. on or before
the :Sth day OF February. AD. 1920: other.
wise they may by law be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Given under my
hand this .0th day of February. 1873. IDA
r. YOUNG. r. r. b. No. s. BOZ 46.. Norwich
Conn. tSeal.) Attest: THEODORE C0GS.
WELL. Register OF Wills for the District Of
Columbia Clark of the Probate Court;
Evening star., 1928-03-17
Trustees' Sale of -Four Valuable
Two-Story, Brick, Two-Fam.
lily Flats, Being Premises Nos.
1853, 1863. 1871, 1877 l. ST. Sc.

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Ists1 hueUst + 1877 i,efng anstfgBegi For
JsK fHG 5ZT ssG J - EeoorGss OsD5issf -
ls,27 smgaF shs land Fse3fGs ~ tjis DtA
sEfsd ef Columbia sH9 a. The tsgaast ~
sh4 gsrtg sefagssS thsyst,y ths unGessiEfisd
iggSs1es Nsg seIf. ~ Dgbilc ay.tsSB ~ f,,Ht
IA XII y0CRfsfRTNY 1cfI5CK Pk sbe
ssgigxlEs 1ss. ribee land AMI pren8ees eta
sss II 4he f5tY of Washington DistF1cA ~
Gsiunss1is and Aes3gps4sd a. sH6 i>e8ag lgls
SisiS0s JaeEsos Collsse u lgts ~ ~ aaFe
i9lsr - foile n u the fse9r9s ~ tht
afgea ~ shs ssTsessf foF tie District ~
gsTEss q ssis: FoT sseh sssesi e,Stbif6
Of de vggchsse money " ~ Dsle T., easl,
bxsAaoe iB $40 EaUsl LsstagIB1GtIts Dss sDts
Ts ons and t.S sesIs. witl interest ~ 2
gff asaias1 peT asangfa Dssabts ssD5l l~sn9u.
slJs ftaaas say 1f ssis, sAoslfe6 bg dead ~
fyssst unsIa the YT0tseftS s0id 81 at esst4. II
sAs oOtteN ~ she purchaser A. AebDrlt ~
$500 wtH Ia 5e9gi5a9 ~ Hgse of ss% eil
sk<A uagssB Al asBSGys1aag 1ecuiGius
sIs ii c0A Sf psTehAhsf Terms u sse
te bx es3RplA&d vita @btbtp iblsty aays tfS1,
Ssg - ssie otherwise Ibs trustees gsssrye
fk4 f3Ebi ~ fssSIt tie gi0uaTls al siss tlhh
KnS sl,ss II dsf4altsny Isgs. hsssF. after f}e
AsFs ..aRsF4gssHssBt ~ sgsi3 resale is. sssnJs
s@ssEs peT ps1lishee tg Washington H. e.
tAHlfEfs 4 DETHy
@ApEk b RphOLspN
a1hIz6Aas,<1SsE Jf1sgsss.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
T.. A. WIDMAYER, Attornsy,
IN TIE aurREME COURT OF TIE Z

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE. MS.
cosartsjscoS sfs M So'ml RIlssso 0,fl ,pfalpus w. 'IsS sSs
9ns"GESSs E:ns, h.s .ns sn 'PG asGcs. s %
isg,dqni:. Equity Ne, aea5niI ,nI =ot,ae; ord q
Obtain 4 decree es,ablishIng OF record plain.
tina. titlA hy 9dyersf possrsaion In fee
nanl,ered .sysnty. .sevsn III, y hpSors
psmp.sys sabd s,."n Ct nsrt o1,.., ct .1slnai a
Book 90. paTe y, OF the 'rscordf OF ihe Gfhce
al the aurVsyor for tho District af colum.
na. Upon pialnt'ff's gSctIon. u y tels 2ath
,f's"s:"t ssnss: ~ 5sS S Mona. aud dsils" b' ers%
herein on sr before ths fifst 'rule day occur.
ring one nlonth after N: fret nubllcN,ipn
o. prcsssdsd with ,as IL Gass o deiayit Pro.
vided . eOfls hereof he published oner 4
sssl Esssssslnr sor s,sr "'s and We Ws.hiSsi"a Law Ne
e"rs:s e.ps.e ""sh %h ~" .ssset"Ss % ss"ss shows h
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Evening star., 1928-03-17
GALES CHIEF SLEUTH
BELIEVED DEP0RTED
Head of Secret Service "Resigns." "
Agents Accompany Him on
Train to Border.


MEXICO CITY, March 17.-Joss
Mascorro, chief of the powerful secret
service in the federal district, has
resigned and newspapers hint that he.
who had to do with deportation Of
many Mexicans and foreigners, may
himself now be in the process Of being
deported.
The papers say that. accompanied By
two secret service agents. formerly his
subordinates. he took the train last
night for Laredo. The affair Is sur
rounded with mystery and the only
oficial information given out IS that
Mascorro resigned ito attend TO his
personal affairs
When anybody. Mexican or foreign
Is expelled from Mexico. 1t Is customary
for government agents to accompany
them on the train to the border. No
official information was given out about
the newspaper assertion that two agents
were accompanying him.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
NORMAN FISCHER ANn JOHN MOORE,
Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE Dis,
or, .,C. If :. e"lSs. ..,ss s," sorS r,ses.s a..
ceased, ,--e Xdmlais stration No. .afo7i ,,~AppH.
cation having been made for pr9hate Of
me @ s"1 ss 2, o s"N al. s.sse
by Continental Trust fon,pany. u IL ordered
.his hth cav q March, Al lpss, that Al
appear in sslt e"ugt on Monday, 10th day
" Anril. tass ~ shpw eausN why such an
piication should not ha granted, Lot notice
hereof lie published IN tha Washington Law
Reporter AMI The Evening star once IN each
day herein mAntond ths frat qualifications 90
lie moi lebs than thirty dASs beIoru sald 70,
9S'p sr,s Sss sohs A,,e. sannoNFn NFFnikHn,SSr Sss Sss
WE'LL, Register u Wills for the District of
Columbia, rletk OF the Probate Court,
Evening star., 1928-03-17
rEOs. T. OWEN q SON. AUf-TTOsEKRs
1875 Eye ST. NV.

TgrSTETgs SALE or VALUABLE TWO.
STORY DETACHED BRiCE DWELLING.
is0S GfEAED STREET NORTHEAsT
EeSsrsber- . ie@s reeoT1sd sgysrnb@r e.
l@2E. in Liter 30 5s70 folio $40. snuo1E
tie land records II the pis,rict of Columbia;
ana al tire yfeusss of the party seeGyef
fseFeSsg the gf6eFslEHs< Trustees viii ssii
- STFrssDhY@ TaE TrwgSTY, sEI?Np
4AAKis n rrtEEx nitEElKx & ;szs fT mmS: ~.
seessse1 Land sa1 premises situate 10 shs
District 81 Coiugll4s snc ses.grste1 xs snf
s,eAng bea sstnbegsa sesenteeo 07i iB bipck
ssBa seEec twelve E2i ~ Denisos ard
HsiktF. trustees suo9iVlslon af South
bt1ekikhs." ae PEI plat rscOsses ~ the ofaes
- he seFyfyoE 1gE the Ds3f1et - Columbia.
IN Ls<t County 2 81 folio IS: sJ0lset %
sosenaHta of record
a,-isf ioy sgk6So fufthsr particulars oi
Skseh Will fss announced 81 time 81 ss!e; tAe
sszHehsse prior soove asid tF7Jat 81 he pad
Ba cash A 1spcst u 400 % FeQuiTeG
f,esSes &HcsHE. FA1aFdiBE. EDe.. e. the pgr'
.shssrs epst. TsFms % " complied Win
NltStn thirty 1ays otherwise dspost for.
feits1 stf tPs DF9peFty may be aGysftissf
acc Hee1A a. fhs esserets1H - tie trustees
LkWIs y. EEklRIhGEE.
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Evening star., 1928-03-17
D. l.. COTTON. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
49, Columbia holding Probate Court - No.
$3.50; Administration This I. 20 Etve no.
Sce that the subscriber, who was BY the
granted letters Of administration on the
sMste ,,s Of Ralph D. Benton. deceased, has
the District of Columbia. holding a Probate
Court. appointed Monday. the 9th day OF
April. 1923. at 10 o'clock am. a. the time.
payment and distribution from said estate.
under the Courts direction and control
entitled 70 distributive shares or iegacies.
or the residue. or parts thereof, are n0ti led
duly authorized, with their claims arainst
the estate properly vouched. Gwen under
Rgsr ng hand thi: lab v1, day OF March 1923.
BENTON and B. y. COTTON. Attorneys.
.Seal.l Attest: THEODORE CoGSWELI.,
Register OF Wills for the District Of Colun.
bia Clerk of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1928-03-17

SUPREME COURT OF TIRE DISTRICT OF
Columbus. Holding Prohats Court.--No.
3S640. Adrninistra at Ion, This ts to give
,hs Supreme Court OF the. District OF Co.
iumb,a. granted letters Of adminJs'ration
ceased. has with the approval of tho Su.
preme Court OF the District of Columbia
holding . Probate Court. appointed Mon,
o'clock M. as tho time. and said court
room, 80 The place. for making payment and
court's direction and control when and
where all creditors aud persons entitled to dis
trihutive shares or lesacies, or the. residue or
or hy agent or attorney duly authorised. with
thsir claims against the estate property
Ssy =; essuSrn Styss unssss ss "AToNxL smv
sNGs AND ,TRtlsT COMPANY, by Will
IAN EooyEs toss%Rt Pss;iS%yRRit sss ssI,. A., =;
willie of the District OF Columbia. Clerk of
the prohata Court mh1 i0lS
Evening star., 1928-03-17
JC0Rcri0RAN THoN. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court t,--Sc
3Tll7. Administration This 10 to give no.
Columbia. has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District OF Columbia. letters
Iowndes. late OF the District ci Columbia.
deceased, All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legal
ly authenticated. To the suhscriber on or be
fore the Tth day of March. A.D, 1899
otherwise they may ny Law be excluded from
all heneft of said estate. Given under my
hard this i7 7th day day 81 Narshi III, issS ,AAHsEE-
BY 4. t. sHILIISGToS' Assistant secre;
tsry. tSeai Attest: THEODORE. coos.
WELL. Register OF Wills for the District
of Columbia Clerk of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
Trustee Sale Of Two-Story
Brick Dwelling, No. 736 Mari
eta Place NV

~ y!r,gs ot . ,ssissllgg deed ot trust dni.
NJ isS ,amt 81 The aea ;e?YsEa' r. .es Ds',le.
iaes sss,. :nd :. ,he rsas:. o. th. esI.s
II ~ .ptenlsts. on "WEDNESDAY. .fUE
III "fd1R 31i1ck NJ tbs toaIlc"iiass".:
5.,,t. f5s.,Iesd S"a amd ersni's: .'sus,. Y iPe
ss9usIs aibbs. IL the suldi vision tgsds ~
f, gtiies e ih1 lprssg9r 10. lhs hI.'slrt II
coi"s1s /. ss"sS.nt. ' u ss .scn " fol-" 'o0' subject
: rsrrgs ~ srIs TRs aboys .pyepsr,y. viii
e s9ld snblea tg . prioT deed 9f trust for
II Sas 2"2. c..as. Z" ds :po!,; ss;6sg';ss ;ssod
Iaanired q pat,bs.sr 4. time Of sale. Al
otssfi""ls so.e II ptel,sss" ,sse1"'H sns ,9'. 'f.'
o9npIlsd With vithip ihlTix days from day
n ssl.s 0thsf"isa ihs trustees ,rssar.s The
re-. sis9t - = fe~il ths ptep.,ty Il ihs d.e snd
days' adyerisstmapt % A.Ieh TessIs in Agala
ss,en ,sssos'Tnr published iu tie eIts of Wash
WALTER q DAVIS,
Lsht7,dkd casa Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
TMOs, ". O,hMIEN. Attorney.


in TINE MVFHBME toIHI w IUF ltIHs
~fsis,s" " Of st"SSsa Msxrals dsssessd -
sale flames r. MeArdle adminls,rat,r Ne sis
estate nf stephen J MaArde, decreased hav'
ng rsnorleI 10 .ths. court that ha hsa r.;
dsesafnt rs s.,et' "a wI,; f9t re 70
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EASTER EGGS. TO COST
MORE, CHICAGO ASSERTS
Lighter Crop, Larger Exports and
Similar Reasons Given for
Price Forecast.

By the Associated Press. g.
CHICAGO, March l7.-American
Easter eggs will cost more this year
than In 1927 unless there comes O
change in factors which now have
brought them to q point three cents
above last years figure.
Four conditions have been found
operating against cheap eggs this
Spring. The crop Is much lighter than
was expected the demand on hatcheries
Is heavier than usual: export TO South
America is considerably greater than
last year and egg breakers are taking
large quantities OF eggs, contrary to
general expectations.
On the Chicago mercantile exchange
today, prices were at the weeks hish
of 27is for March fresh,
Evening star., 1928-03-17
RAYMOND NEUpNoKER, Attorney.

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