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Evening star., 1928-03-22
John Coolidge Here
With Two Friends
For 10 Days Rest

John Coolidge is back at the White
House 10 be with his parents for the
next 10 days, He arrived from Am"
herst last night. accompanied by
Edward Young OF Brooklyn, one OF
his classmates al Amherst, and Jack
Hills Of North Hampton, a freshman
The latter Is a son Of Mrs. II, Il,
Hills, schoolmate friend of Mrs.
Coolidge, who has been a house guest
at the White House for several
weeks
John arrived al the White House
appearing to be hi The best OF health
and spirits and looking forward 10
an enjoyable relaxation from his
studies He expects to do consider
able horseback riding and with his
school friends, will participate IN
number 0f social activities with the
younger set Of the Capital
This Is the first time John has
been home since the Christmas
holidays, although he saw his mother
frequently during two visits to North
Hampton tn visit with her mother,
Mrs. Uoodhue. during the Winter.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
STEPHAN TO SEEK
ACTION ON ARMORY
Militia Officers TO Confer With Sec
retary of War to Urge Execu-
tive Support

III an effort 10 push 10 final action
proposed legislation which would pro-
vide permanent armory for the Ma
tional Guard OF the District Of Column
bia, Mai, Gen, Anton Stephan. COM
manding the local militia. and Lieut.
Col Peyton q. hewitt. adiutant will
confer tomorrow morning with Secre-
tary Of War Davis
Gen. Stephan, II was said at Guard
headquarters will seek To have Secre-
tary Davis obtain the support OF the
President for the proposed legislation
tn the end that II will be put ON the
program for final passage at this session
The pending bill provides for the al
location to the Guard Of the Pension
once Building aS soon aS the general
accounting Office, which now occupies
It has moved into the new building nov
iii course of construction III The Avenue
triangle.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
.L|NDY CONTINUES
PASSENGER FLIGHTS
Members of Congress Enjoy
Third Day OF Flying With
Famous Pilot.

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh continued
today TO act as flying professor for Sem
ators and members Of Congress, with
Boiling Field and two army ships" as
his classroom and his students, the Ma
tion's legislators and their families who
came with will TO be taught the safety
and practically of flying His program
has been laid out to take the notables
along not only today until dusk, but
also tomorrow and Saturday.
Chairman Zihlman Of the House Dis
trict committee, with Mrs. Zihlman and
their 6-year -old daughter, Suzanne, were
passengers on the mornings first trip
which began at ii o'clock. Although
Mrs. Zihlman came down to Boiling
Field without the intention Of taking
to the air, and was undecided about a
hop five minutes before the take-off,
she expressed herself as delighted after
the ride. Other passengers on the first
trip were Representative Treadway Of
Massachusetts,, Representative and Mrs.
Chalmers Of Ohio and Senator Mclean
of Connecticut.
Changes to Larger Plane.
When Col. Lindbergh arrived at the
field members OF Congress who were
waiting had him autograph some pa
pers. The first trips of the morning
were made in Douglas plane, but the
noted colonel changed on the third
trip to the big Army triple motored
! Fokker air transport.
Passengers on the second trip we're
Representative and Mrs. Weller, the
| wife of Representative Garfield OF IN
| diana. the wife Of Representative
| Strotaer Of West Virginia, Mrs. Deweg
Cockrell and Mrs. Jean Brindley. The
| third trip brought aloft the son and
/ daughter OF Representative CARRIER of
| Oklahoma, the son and daughter OF
representative Garfield, the wife OF
Representative Mas of Minnesota and
Assistant Attorney General John Mar
shall and his son.
A stiff breeze whipped across the
held and at times raised clouds Of dust
Despite the chill a goodly crowd was
on hand TO watch the operations.
| Other passengers taken UP by Col
IIndbergh included Mr. and Mrs S. NJ
Shawen and 7-year-old Robert Benson
cousins of Representative Kurtz of
Pennsylvania.
| Carries LOG Passengers.
Col. Lindbergh made a dozen tr1ns
| yesterday afternoon with members OF
Congress and their families as his guests
In the big Fokker Army transport
carrying lO6 persons in all. One OF
| the passengers was Roswell Leavitt. "a
| years old, the father OF Chairman
Scott Leavitt Of the House Indian af-
| fairs committee. He was delighted and
| Jokingly remarked that he had always
| wanted q good map of Washington and
now ne had obtained it, from the air.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
"GOLDEN RULE" CAMPAIGN
PLANNED TO SAVE CHILDREN

ington, bearing message OF care. cau-
ton and consideration for children, the
crusading car will be certain TO at
tract the eyes of tens OF thousands. To
all who see it will be reflected the
Thought: Drive as you would have
others drive" It is intended to bring
back to the mind OF the average adult
automobiles racing through residential
streets and school zones when he was
child
The feature motion picture produc-
ton, entitled THE Penalty" has been
started by The Star, in cooperation
with the Fox Theater 1t will be di-
rected by nationally known director
with local cast It will first be thrown
on the screen at the Fox Saturday
March 81, Six Washington children
will be selected by the local Fox or
ganization Marcia Valli, the youngest
grandmother on the screen. and fea-
tured motion picture actress, arrived In
Washington today TO act the part of
chosen will be given parts designed as
a visual editorial on the menace OF
speed In residential districts. Parents
Of children over 5, preferably not over
10, are invited to enter them as candi-
dates by bringing them to The Star
Building Saturday morning at II
o'clock. Screen tests will be made Of
all children entered. Group movie
views Of all child candidates will be
included In the finished film produc-
ton when released at the Fox. The
Star is seeking child types that will
portray children at play from all walks
Of life.
NOtabies to Drive Car
During the five-day tour of the city
by the Golden Car" men and women
prominent in civic affairs, cabinet ON
GERS, members OF the House and Senate
and officers OF various departments, as
well as prominent citizens, viii be ask
ed TO take. "3-minute turn" behind
the wheel OF the crusadtng car OF mer-
cy TO teach others safety by their ex-
ample. Thousands OF Washington mo-
toriats will be asked 10 volunteer rs
members OF the Stars Golden Rule
Safety Drivers Club
There Is curious tendency on the
part Of motorists TO forget the Golden
Rule. A mischievious sense of power
comes to the man seated behind the
wheel Of fast automobile On clear
road he feels above the law. The in
dividual who may apply the Golden
hule most conSclentlously in all his
other relationships 10 his fellow men re-
CARDS school safety zones as nuisances.
He allows his brakes TO get out Of re-
pair and his lights TO deteriorate The
whole trouble is that he has forgotten,
in this one particular. the most funda-
mental law OF moral conduct. When
he kills or injuries somebody he resents
the insinuation that he is criminal
He couldn't help It, 1t was the other
persons fault. Thus he tries to soothe
his conscience for his neglect
The child Of today hasn't SO much
chance to grow up In safety as had the
child OF 20 years ago. Every automo-
bile recklessly driven on the streets re-
duces his chances just so much. But
an application OF the Golden Rule
would go long WAYS toward mitigat~
Ing this situation This is the message
which The Star Is attempting TO con-
vey to the drivers OF Washington.
Copyright 1923 by The Washington starD
Evening star., 1928-03-22
EUROPEAN AUTO CARTEL
REPORTED IN MAKING
~ the Associated Press

PARIS. March 22.--The Paris Herald
today said huge European automo-
bile cartel is being organized 60 keep
american makers out OF continental
markets.
Italians arc the prime motive in the
project. They will breach il at a meet
ing here Of the leading automobile
manufacturers OF the world in May.
They will propose putting American cars
on quota basis In the European mar
ket and will ask American manutac-
turerS, who will be represented at the
meeting, 10 agree voluntarily 20 the pro-
poSal,
While experts in Parts are doubtful as
20 the feasibility Of the plan. they see In
the general movement a dangerous blow
10 American trade.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
ACQUITTED MAN
KNITTED IN COURT
Mother of Dead Girl Fires at
Defendant-Aunt
Stabs Him.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBIANA, Ala, March "a
H. F.. Blake. Calera chief of police.
was fired at by one woman and then
stabbed by another in Circuit Court
here today just after he had been ac-
quilted OF the murder of their relative,
Miss Louise Monteabaro.
Mrs Mabel Monteabaro. mother OF
the girl fired pistol from distance
of about five feet as Blake was being
congratulated by his friends. The shot
went wild. Miss Cecil Tubbs an aunt
of the girl. leaped at the police chief,
drawing a knife as she flung herself to-
ward him, and stabbed him in the neck.
Blake fell, the blood streaming from the
wound.
The courtroom was in turmoil In
a moment, and Charlie c. Mccall, State
attorneX general, who had personally
prosecuted Blake. tainted from the ex-
element.
Physicians said they could not tell
from their first examination whether
Blakes wound would be fatal. He had
toppled into the jury box from which
the men who freed him were slowly
filing out They assisted in picking him
up and carrying him to hospital.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
MRS. HARRISON TO WE'D.

PARIS. March aatAol Announcement
was made yesterday Of the engage
ment of Mrs. Elizabeth Wrentnore Har-
rlson. former wife Of Francis Burton
Harrison, one-time governor Of the
Philippines. to Alexander F1tF1ameS
Graham Watson. investment banker Of
Edinburgh and london.
The wedding will be In Paris April IA.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
MERGER MEET DELAYED.
Utilities Commission Sets Saturday y
Morning for Discussion.

Further consideration Of the proposed
TRANSIT merger Was put on by the Pub
i'c Utilities Commission lntil Saturday
morning al 10 o'cioek AZ a discussion oi
us details after regular session today
Chairman JgHu W ChlidTesE said
that considerable discussion is needed
before the commission meets again with
officials u The merging companies
These will not be called into conference
Saturday.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Lieut., Wiley Resigns,

The President has accepted the resig-
nation of Second Lieut. Harold f.
Wiley. Coast Artillery Corps. recently
stationed IN the Philippines Lieut.
Wiley Is from Iowa He WAS graduated
from the Military Academy la July
1921.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
SIR MORTIMER DAVIS,
CANADIAN BANKER, DIES
Widely Known Financier and
Sportsman of Dominion Sue
cumbs in France.

By The Associated Press.
CANNES, France, March 22.-Sir
Mortimer Davis, widely known Canadian
banker and sportsman, died today,
Heart disease was the cause of death,
Sir Mortimer Davis. who was presi-
dent of the Imperial Tobacco Co. of
Canada, was So years old. He was born
in Montreal He was chairman of the
board of directors of several industrial
firms and q director in many other
financial organizations, including the
United States Rubber Co. and the Royal
Bank of Canada.
Sir Mortimer was an active sports
man, owning several race horses which
have won important stakes on the
American and European turf
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Star Spangled Banner, %
TOMORROW

by the United States Marine Band
Orchestra at the Marine Barracks at
80 o'clock, Taylor Branson, leader.
March Volunteers" "..........,.. Metra
Overture. Mountains of the North"
Treeina
tal Russian Slumber Song"
Ciretchauinow
lbl tlumoresque Cat and Mice
Leonard
Scenes from "Ermtnie" ..., JacoboWski
'Siegtried tdyl" ............... Wagner
Grand march. Aida" "............ Verdi
Marines hymn, THE Halls Of Monte
zima"
The Star Spangled Banner"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
GIRARD MERCHANTS
CAMPIONMI BASEBALLU

Nikto nemoze odopriet' cate
Girard Merchants basebalove cam
pionstvo Mahoning, Trumbull a
Mercer okresov. V nedel'u preu-
kazali svoje prvenstvo v 1dora
parku vyhrou mad haseltonskymi
Sokolmi, campionmi V Slovenskej
Llge, vyhrajlic ODE hry, prvn V
pomere 4 ku druhd 6 ku 5.
Girardcania vyhrali prv1 hru
ddermi pravom case cd Valley
ho. Huff, Rhodenbaugh a Tondo
viedli utok. Rhodenbaugh preu-
kazal trochu hybania mcdzgom,
ked pc singlovani Stricekovom a
Vernarslseho, Byakovi medal Il
der. Byak je jeden najlepsich
1dernikov SLOW. Ligy. Swipas roy
hanal sa do vzduchu Colepetro
udreI slabli Huffovi, tax Sd skon-
ella dobra prilezitost' ma sk6ro-
vanie bez ispechu. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
VEL'KE VfTAZSTVO
HILLCRESTCkNOV
Zvit 'azili mad Middlesex Wild.
cats 8 ku O.

Pred zastupom pocituj1cim wy
Sc 1000 divakov, futbalisti Hill.
crest eaty z Campbell porazili w.
Middlesex Wildcats catu V pome-
re 8 ku O. Wildcats, ackol 'vek u
tratili, hrali dobre, branili sa III
rive, ma cele s Dixonom, z Lincoln
College a Cheatham, dobre zna-
mym hracom v Youngstown.
Il Hillcrestcanov vyznamenali
sa Rusty Vrabel Tex Bono
With ma zapoli a Barillare, Met
calf a McGovern ma clare.
Hillcresteania budt hrat' ma
nedelu Massillon Wolverines
v Massillon. Tato massillonska ca
ia pozostava daktorych najlep-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
FRAvosKAvNA cTRKEv
PEKNE NAPREDUJE
Bratia Karpato- -Ruslni v Camp
bell slavia 10-rocne jubileum
cirkve,

Pravoslavna cirkev bratov Kar-
pato-Rus1nov v Campbell slavi v
tolnto roku svoje 10-rocne jubi-
leum. Ich svascenikom (duchov-
nym) je Rev. Peter Honchak,
ktoreho 81 vsetci osadnici vel mi
obl'1bili spolu pracuju MIN
ma povznesenf cirkvi. V tomto iu-
bilejnom roku osadnici, ma svoir,
pamiatku darovali nasledovne We
ci pre- cirkev:
Jan Simko sviecu.
Zeny Oltarneho spolku gumovy
karpet, siahajnci od babinca az
pc ikonostas.
Matej Pacak darochranitel'
nicu. ...
Spolok {. rs. konkretove scho-
dy na predok ku chramu.
Parafija daLa postavit' novy
krlz medeny na prednd vezu.
Osada omaPovala chram zvon-
ku.
Jan Pacak Dubos a jeho brat
Nlkolaj dali omalovat' faru TO-
lzbovd ma svoje ntraty. ..
Obi 'dbeny svascenik usporia-
dal predstavenie so skolskymi
dietkami.
Celia osada dala sa fotografo-
vat.
Pani p. DuboS Nikolajova dala
do vyhry rucne vysivanu plachtu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
a osoh siel na cirkev.

osoh siel ia cirkev.
Predseda parafije Juraj Gra-
ban j jeho krajani Spisiaci obci
Slovinok oferovali novy Krilos do
chramu.
Vasil Trikur nakolektoval ma
knizky. Kipene bolo trinast', z
tych dvanast' knfh sn Minia a sn
ma IL mesiacov, ma kazdy mesiac
jedna, a jedna je casoslov. 81,
Zajs sviecu oferoval Jan Ivan,
tax re sa zacala ofera ma trojicne
sviece i sa zaplnila zajs ma takej
istej oferi. .
FAX nazlvaji karpato-ruski Ru
sini pravoslavni Campbell.
q. b. J, G.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
Druha hra boI siboi medzi pi

Druha hra bof sdboj medzi pi-
cermi. Savage, Hall hrali tn hlav-
ne 1lohy. Sokol v tejto hire do
stal Wac 1derov ako Merchants,
ale tito zas NAL udery, ktore ra-
taly. Emery Rhodenbaugh boil "a
volany udret "a Halla a dodal a
la Red Lucus, dcstannt sa k pr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19

sich vysokoskolskych hratov v
State preto Hillcrestcania no.
tujd sa ma ''vrele' prijatie. Peck
Barrett. vodca caty ziada vsetkych
hracov, aby sa zucastnovafi cvi-
cenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
Drobne ohlasky
sPoLKovf URADlgfCI!
OBCHoDNfCI!

IPredam svoj Corona pfsaci stroj
so slovenskymi literami, skladaci
S kufrickom, ktorom stroj mo.
zno nosit' na schodze, konvencie
atp. Stroj je v perfcktnora stave,
ako novy, nepotrebovany, pahky
Mozno ma nom pisat' dvoj-barev-
ne. Haste sa u M. Mraza, v re-
dakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19

vel, ma druhl zabehnul pri zmy-
leni sa Hetru skoroval ked
Demont udrel dlhI duplovku. So
kolske hviezdy boly: YStrieek,
Byak, Swipas, Valley a Savage.
Ia Girardcanov najlepsie fildo-
val Weimer a najlepsie udierali
Thomas, Demont, Huff a Tondo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
PODAKOVANIE.

Hillcrest Athletic Club " Camp
bell, Ohio, uznavajiac laskavost'
.panov Pavla Kansas a serifa
Gorilla, vyslovuje i'm srdecne po-
d'akovanie "a teple kosele, ktore
klubu podarovali. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-10

Bleaching preparations may be used TO
fade these blemishes and the skin may
be protected from direct sunlight by
face powder and a wide hat, but this is
all that can be done.
Medium and dark shades Of skin can
develop a good coat Of tan without
painful sunburning If reasonable care Is
taken to accustom the skin gradually
to strong sunlight, City girls who go
vacationIng to shore resorts should be
careful not to expose their faces and
limbs too long to the sun during the first
few DAYS of their holiday. Many week
end vacationists at the shore prolong
their sun baths to such an extent that
their skins are seriously burned and re-
main unsightly and painful for days
afterward. This is not at all necessary
for the enjoyment of outdoor life. Sc
we're sunburn is just as bad for the skin
as burns from a stove or other source
of heat.
The girl who wishes to avoid the
discomfort Of real sunburn and TO &C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-10
A Nights Rest.

Children are 50 eager for life that
they resent having to rest. Most of all
the active child dislikes going TO bed.
Left TO himself he would sit up all
night. or until sleep overcaTne him and
he fell In his tracks.
A mother was astonished one night
upon returning from long journey to
find her Swear old son fully dressed.
hair most carefully brushed, the part
as straight as q comb and brush load
ed with water could make 1t, stretched
on the couch fast asleep. He had put
on a fresh blouse and collar and his
tie was carefully arranged. Under his
blouse were his blank book and reader
ready for school work in the morning
Robert, Robert, what are you doing
here? Why aren't you in bed?"
"Oh. huilo MON. Dad had 10 go 10
the factory and Minnie's mother is sick,
SO I'm keeping house tonight. / got
all ready for the morning SOS to save
time"
"But it's near morning and you
haven't been in bed.
"Oh, don't need 10 go to bed.
had such lot TO do l didn't have the
time. So I just got ready for morning
and took nap right here. I'm all
right. ] don't need to sleep"
That's the way they feel about II.
Sleep and rest are an interruption and
they heartily dislike interruption OF
their business. But We know that chill
cren must sleep II they are 70 grow
healthiIy They must sleep long and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-10
Red Is Smart il Becoming
BY MARY MARSHALL.

with golden hair clear skins and fairly
high color can usually wear red for
evening-hut the sallow blond with
straw-colored hair should avoid II. On
the contrary. the olive skinned brunette
often finds 1t the best evening color Tor
her and there are red-faced brunetteS
who ought never to attempt it.
Red-haired girls ought never To wear
red That. / think, is truiSm and yet
/ have seen girls Of real Titan colorlns
who never seemed better content with
themselves than when sporting scarlet
or cardinal color Often, If their skin
is fair and clear. they look charming
in pink. and of course, the rust shades
that blend with the Coppery tones Of
their hair are wisely chosen.
Much. too, depends on the way the
red frock Is handled. Sometimes the
addition of lace or net Softens the vivid
ness of the tone where it comes in con-
tact with the skin and makes II more
becoming, but the SmarteSt effects are.
think, produced by red untrimmed
save for the fabric or a ieweled orna-
ment such as a rhinestone buckle.
OF course you want a coolie coat, and
even IL YOU have one for beach wear at
present YOU will doubtless find another
convenient for negligee wear This
weeks help for the home dreSSmaker
consists Of a pattern diagram for coat
Of this sort and If YOU will send me
stamped elf-ad0resSed envelope, l will
gladly forward it to you.
tCopyrieht. 1897
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-10
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

ouire a smooth coat of tan may rub on
an oily preparation like cold cream or
olive oil before powdering, especially II
her skin is inclined to be dry.
If too heavy tan develops, 1t may be
lightened by bleaching pack. Here is
a good recipe to use for the purpose
One tablespoonful cornmeal, two table
spoonfuls stearate of zinc, one table
spoonful strained lemon juice, half tea
spoonful borax and enough buttermilk
to make a smooth paste. First cleanse
the skin with cold cream, then steam
it several times with hot towels. Spread
on the paste and keep it moist for an
hour with more buttermilk. Wash of
in tepid water, dry and pat on a sootn-
ing cucumber lotion.
To make this cucumber bleaching To-
ton, peel and cut three large cucum-
bers and stew them in a little water
until soft. Strain the Juice and add to
it three tablespoonfuis toilet alcohol.
Let the mixture stand for four or five
hours. then add ten drops tincture OF
benzoin and one tablespoonful each OF
olive oil, rose water and milk of al
monds COR oatmeal water.
Copyright, 1929
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-10
BRAIN TESTS

Problems in logical reasoning arc
often used in the measuring Of intelli-
gence These usually take the form Of
syllogisms and today'S test is Of that
nature. although complications have
been added.
You are given data concerning the
ages Of four people Using this as a
basis. you must determine which Of fur
Their statements are true, which false
and which doubtful Allow three min
uteS.
Given That
William is younger than Mary. Will
liam is younger than Frances.
Mary is older than John Mary is
younger than Frances. Mark each of
the following statements r, F or d to
indicate whether it is true, false or
doubtful:
% Frances is older than William
t2l John is younger than Mary }.
80 William is older than John }.
az John is older than Frances { J.
80 Frances is the Oldest Of the
90 william is the youngest of the
% John is the youngest of the
four }.
80 Mary is the oldest of the
four { }.
Answers.
% True. 90 True. ~ Doubtful.
(4) False Isl True. (6) Doubtful.
G) Doubtful (8) False.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-10
Power Of Attorney.

Power Of attorney" is the legal
phrase to indicate that the right to con-
vey title has been delegated 20 another
For example. II q husband Is III or IN
capacitated he may give his wife power
OF attorney" 50 that she NAV sign
checks. business papers, and 9th docu~
nents In his name.
Naturally when a power Is - extern
give il should be given with eluctance
and care. II is an unquahh -. right, ana
shoulo be placed only - responsible
hands.
Relatives are not always as respon~
Sib!e rs one likes TO believe them 70 De
Therefore relationship or friendship
should not Influence one 10 give this
power 10 another ~ either reason alone.
You may contemplate trip and find
that matters viii arise during your abb
serce requiring that some one be legally
empowered 70 represent you. IL may
have 10 % with transfer Of stock, con-
yeyance 81 property Or any one ot
dozen things
II power Of attorney is the only prac-
ticanIe way Of attending 70 the matter,
give Is 20 person Of 1rrepr9achaDle
character or 10 a party Of good reputa-
ton VITO is bonded Many now give
power Of attorney 70 the trust company
or legal firm looking after their IN
terests
Il is known 20 al that giving another
p0Wer 81 attorney does not limit one 5
own responsibility OF liability. What
ever Is done ~ the party Ia one'8 name
H. binding On one.
For example Il you give power Of al
t0rney ~ cousin VINO sells your house
e. ridiculous price, you cannot void