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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, September II up Omitted
States Department OF Agriculture) -
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head, including
1000 direct. Market mostly 10 to IS
higher; top, 100. Bulk. good to
choice, $50 to $50 pounds weight, 1O.50a
1890; $50 to 800 pounds, S.75alO. IS;
packing sows, S.25ae.00. Butchers,
medium to choice, 250.. to 400, pounds,
9.15a10.55: 200 TO $50 pounds, 10.i5a
II 90; 100 to 400 pounds, .10.15a1i. 90;
sows, s1oas.io. Pigs, medium to choice.
90 to 100 pounds, 9.15a1O.65.
Cattle-Receipts, $500 head. Calves
Receipts, 1000 head; general trade
very dull; lower grade steers and she
stock largely she stock predolninattng;
such kinds semi-demorali1ed largely be-
cause OF depressed trade TN lower grade
dressed beef; most she stock going over
Tor next weeks market Slaughter
classes, steers, good and choice, i 800
to 500 pounds. 1sooa16.76; HOO to
i 300 pounds, 13.0Oa1675: $50 to 400
pounds. 13.00a16.75;. common and me
dunn, $50 pounds up. 9.00a13.25; fed
yearlings, good and choice, $50 to $50
pounds, 13.25a16.25; heifers, good and
choice, $50 pounds, down, 13o0al5 IS;
common and medium. 8.0Oa1325: cows,
good and choice. 8.25a11 rs; common
ana medium, 6.50a8.25; low. cutter and
cutter, S:50a6.50; bulls, good and choice
lbeeO, 8.75a1025; cutter to medium.
7:O0a8.S5; vealers milk fed). good and
choice, 1350al6.50: medium, l2OOa
1880; Gull and common, 700a12.00;
stocker and feeder steers, good and
choice, all weights, 1O.25al 90; com
mon and medium, S.25a1O25.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000 head: mar
ket slow. fully as cents lower: fat
natives, l250al2.7S: few, choice, 13.00a
1928; rangers unsold: fat ewes, 4.OOa
500; feeding lambs quotable. steady;
lambs, good and choice, 90 pounds
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CURB ISSUES RALLY
AFTER EARLY DROP
Utilities Group Furnishes
Leadership for Market.
Trading Slower.
BY JOHN A. CRONE.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September 27.-ReverS-
ing an early reactionary trend, prices
on the curb today rallied under the
leadership of utilities.
Aviation shares remained weak, a
few of them. such as North American
Aviation. touching new low prices.
Motor shares, in sympathy with trends
over on the big board, Softened. Ford
of France reached a record low mark.
Standard Power Il Light moved up
ward In unison with Standard Gas and
its Affiliates over on the Stock Ex-
change. Although United Light IL
Power. which was feature In Thurs
days late trading. was less firm in the
early part of the session, 1t managed
to maintain position near its best
levels.
Trading Features.
Electric Bond e. Share merely see
sawed. 1t Is increasing its common
stock for the ostensible purpose of TAX
ing over Electric Investors. but actually
with the idea of eventually acquiring
American Power e. Light, the rest of
American Il Foreign Power, National
Power & Light Electric Power & Light
and American Gas g. Electric. Many
of these shares are active and some
OF them are higher.
Cities Service common. following the
announcement of the calling of spe-
cial shareholders meeting, at which
terms for subscriptions to new stock
will be revealed, rose to fresh peak.
Persistent rumorS about its plans for
expansion in natural gas is causing &C
emulation of its securities. Other Pc
troleum shares did not follow Cities
Services upward path.
Naf1
through its previous maximum prices
early in the session. Natural gas stocks
as a group were active and inclined up
ward. National Fuel Gas frequently
appeared on the tape after 1t detailed
some Of It's expansion plans.
Niagara Hudson Power common. in
point Of volume, was one of the most
active utilities as blocks of 10000, $3.50
and 5000 were licked out Hydro
electric enjoyed run-up which came
within a traction of its previous peak
Continuing its trend of the preced-
ing day, Dow Chemical jumped IS
points to a new high at $50. Aluminium
Co. of America, Croker Wheeler old
and Deere were among the most popu-
lar Of theh igher-priced industrials.
Investment Trusts.
Formation of Fifth National Investors
stimulated interest in the outstanding
securities Of National Investors and
affiliates, such as Third National and
Fourth National. Goldman Sachs en-
countered further profit taking. May
flower associates also were compelled to
absorb some selling, which it managed
to stave off fairly we'll on the belief
that considerable portion of the COM
pany's portfolio is in stocks traded in
on the London market. Other invest
~Ia ~ IL
In recent sessions.
De Forest was one of the most active
radio shares Trading was increased
following the offering of share of
De Forest for 134 shares Of Jenkins
TeleVision.
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GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. September ~ tP).-In-
huenced by stock market weakness and
from North America. wheat prices went
down grade today. Especially in the
late dealings, wheat showed activity
that was at the expense of values.
North American wheat export business
today amounted to but zoe. 900 bushels.
and from July to date has been only
7s,768,000 bushels. compared with 1885,
ol2,0o0 bushels for the corresponding
time last year.
Wheat closed heavy. Ia to 21s cents
bushel lower than yesterdays finish.
Corn closed u to 2as cents down. oats
n to l34 cents off and provisions I'M
changed to a setback of 20 cents.
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LARGE LOCOMOTIVE ORDER.

NEW YORK, September ~ R.-
Forty-two electric freight locomotives,
costing more than 5000 900, have been
ordered by the New York Central Rail-
road from the American Locomotive Co.
and the General Electric Co. The loco
motives are to be used in connection
with the proposed improvements on the
West Side Of New York City, where the
company has freight line running to
the downtown section ~,
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. September ~ GP).-Call
money steady, 9 per cent all day. Time
loans steady. 80 days, s-sA per cent;
$3.50 days, 1914 per cent: As months.
e-9A per cent. Prime commercial
paper, 6-6H per cent. Bankers &C
ceptances unchanged.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, September a. LP.-
Copper steady: electrolytic, spot and
future, Is. Iron steady; unchanged
Tin steady: spot, 4S.12:. future. 45.s7.
Lead steady: spot. New York. $50: East
st. Louis. $40. Zinc steady; East st.
Louis, spot and future, $50. Anthony,
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down. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1u.7saf2.2S;.
dunn to choice. 100 pounds down, 4.00a
$50; Gull and common, 2.0Oa4. IS:
feeder lambs, good and choice, 1f.75a
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WHOLESALE PRICES SAG
? the Associated Press.

h8bUCIdGEu FItHo
General prices sagged trife in the
United States last week as illustrated
by census bureau calculations. The
figures which follow give the index of
wholesale prices for the week, based on
considering 1925 average prices as 100,
and for comparable periods. There Is
likewise shown the weeks average price
for q composite ton of steel products.
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SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. September n tRl.-Bar
silver, SOk. Mexican dollars, STA.
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September 10. Past National Councillor
Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell, Past State Coun.
cflor Mrs. Pearl Wolfe and George A,
Cohill of Golden Rule Council made
addresses. The Past Councillors AS
ISOLATION will meet at the home of
Past Councillor Mrs. Agnes Barbour,
1911 A street northeast, October IL.
Anacostia Council met September 4
in the Masonic Hall, Fourteenth and
U streets southeast, with the councillor,
Bertha Hubacher, presiding. Miss
Clyta Thorne was elected to member
ship and given the degrees at the class
initiation at the annual State session
at the Raleigh Hotel last Tuesday under
the personal direction Of Capt. Mrs.
Lula Grubbs and the drill and initia-
tory teams Of Loyalty Council. Past
Councillors Ella v. Smith, Ethel z. Bur-
roughs and Past State Councillor Mrs.
Mary p. James gave reports. It Il the
plan of this council to ask the iacoun-
ing State councillor for the return Of
the deputy State councillor, Mrs. Pearl
Wolfe, for another year. The penny
Hattie M. Beall. Mrs. Carrie @. Nellie,
State councillor; Mrs. Lula Grubbs,
State vice councillor; Mrs. Z. Viola
Thompson, State council judiciary, and
Deputy State Councillor Mrs. Pearl
Wolfe made addresses. Mrs. Mary
Thorne, chairman Of the good Of the
order committee, announced card
party to be held September as In the
hall at Fourteenth and y streets SOUTH
east. The Past Councillors Association
met September 5 at the home Of Past
Councillor Laura Allen, e1413 Ives place
southeast, with the president, Laura
Mitchell, presiding.
The tnirty-third annual session Of
the State council was held Monday and
Tuesday at the Hotel Raleigh, with
MRS. Carrie q. Nellie, State councillor.
presiding. A fellowship dinner was
held Monday. Maj. Gen. Amos Fries
spoke on Public Education" A grand
ball followed. At Tuesdays session for
Continued on Thirteenth Pase)
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Rev. Francis x. Cavanagh, chaplain. vii,
have charge Of the question box.
The juniors met THURSDAY and q ,,ro.
gram for the coming season was adorted
The membership committee request,
that applications for membership be
presented at Tuesdays meeting.
THE MACCABEEs.
BY direction of the supreme com.
mander, D. j. Coakley, and the supreme
board of trustees, Maryland, Delaware
and the District OF Columbia have beer
incorporated into a Great Camp of the
Maccahees, with w. o. Hayes, formeris
State manager OF Maryland as great
trict manager, of Washington. .. C..
has been appointed assistant great com.
mander, with expanded territory unde,
his supervision.
National Tent, Ray Pifer, commander
will celebrate the thirty-fourth ami
yerSary Of its institution next Wednesday
evening at Odd Fellows Hall. 4l9 Sew.
enth street. George Degenhardt, Johr
w. Fletcher and Walter Stewart have
arranged program of music and re.
freshments and Great Commander w
o. Hayes will be the guest of honor. All
Maccabees, sir knights and ladies are
invited.
Mount Vernon Tent, Sidney Haas
commander, held review at Northeast
Masonic Temple last Monday. Henry
A. Bernhard and Charles G. Yingel
were elected to membership. An invi.
tation to participate with National Tent
in its thirty-fourth anniversary celebra.
ton was accepted. Assistant Great
Commander William B. Severe made ar
address.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Usage Tribe met September z and
addresses were made by Great Sachen
Baker, Great Chief of Records Alexan-
der, Great Junior Sycamore Ryon and
others.
Seneca Tribe met in Jonadab Hall
with Sachem Martin presiding. After
a short meeting the tribe was adjourned
to permit the members to attend the
initiation at Mineola Tribe.
Powhatan Tribe met September in
Pythian Temple, with Sachem Barr
presiding. The ways and means COM
mittee announced a card party on Oc-
tober 10. Talks were made by Great
Sachem Baker, Great Senior Sycamore
Nally, Great Junior Sycamore Rycn
and others.
Mineoia Tribe met September 6,
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home board win meet September 26 .at
the home Of Mrs, Estella Hardin, SOC
Ninth street northeast. The ways and
means committee win have dinner
October 10 ut the Northeast Masonic
Temple.
Ruth. Chapter win meet tomorrow Ct
thirty-seventh birthday anniversary OF
the chapter. Matron Mae 3. Felka In
vites all members Of the order to be
present.
Loyalty Chapter held its first meeting
following the Summer recess September
4. The degrees were conferred on. one
held September 10. 49,
Cathedral Chapter opened its Fal
meetings with q home coming gather.
ing. Matron Hazel x. Kephart an.
nolnced committees to make sprepara'
lions for the visit Of Grand, Matror
pearl Watt Glib and Grand Patron
John Clagett Proctor October Q.
Brookland Chapter held its first meet.
ing following the Summer recess Wed
neSday evening. The meeting was II
the nature of o home coming. Crane
Matron Pearl Watt Glib was q guest
The, endowment committee Will NEE
Tuesday evening ct the home Of Pas
Matron Louise Nubson. The next meet.
ing Of the chapter viii be In celebration
Of its twenty.third birthday anniver-
sary. The honored guests win be thu
matrons, patrons. secretaries and treas
urers Of 1929. There win be. dancing
and refreshments.
Matron Mildred r. shaSer announces
degree work and program Of enter.
tainment for the meeting Of Esthe,
Chapter next Thursday. The choir o.
the chapter win meet at the home Of
Past Matron Theodore Cunningham
204 Thornapple street, Chevy Chase
next Tuesday at 8 pm.
Mildred r. Shafer, president Of the
Association of Matrons and Patrons oil
1929, announces that the services or
Temple Heights today will be in charg,
of that organization.
Rebekah Lodges.
At the meeting of Dorcas Rebekat
Lodge the following officers were In
stalled: Vice Grand Violette ]. Dow.
rick, Right Supporter Of Vice Grand
Arenor Stansbury and Left SUPPORTS
Of Vice Grand Rebe Beaton. sallie
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Today-Eastern Star day ut Temple
Heights, services at : pm.
Monday-B. B. French, No. Is, n. NJ.
Pentalpha, No. 40, social IN. p. d..
Mount pleasant No. 80 Z. A.
Albert Pike. No. 80, T.. A.
Tuesday-National, No. IL, M. NJ.
King David, No. 20, M. NJ.
Takoma, No. 40, M. M. Especially.
Observation-Disclosures Centennial,
East Gate. No. 81. NJ M.
Theodore Roosevelt, No. A, g. A.
Barristers, No. 48, NJ. M.
ThurSday-Naval, No. 4, NJ. M.
La Fayette, No. 10, social.
William r. Singleton, No. so, social
Petworth, No. Al, M. M.
cFamily mighty.
Saturday-School Of instruction. (M.
M. eXemplifed.)
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesday-La Fayette. No. 5, mark,
Wednesday-Columbia No. /, p. M.
Gin full form.
Friday-School of instruction.
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday-Mithras Lodge of Perfec-
ton, statutory assembly.
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United States Of America" The lodge
Will Convene promptly at the hour Of
1850 pm. and Exalted Euler John Dill
lon Fitzgerald requests all members 70
attend.
and Saturday night charity dances was
held last Thursday evening, when zoo
couples were the guests OF Chairman
Emil Bralnler and his committee. AS a
feature the Boys Band, under the lead
ersfip of George Chapman, gave q con-
cert In the lounge room OF the club.
The board Of trustees provided refresh
rnerlts for the guests.
The next initiation, social session and
collation. Of the lodge vii take, place
October 3.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
The Washington General ASSEMBLY. Of
the Fourth Degree, knights Of Column
bus, met Monday, September o.. at the
Mayfower Hotel and the following ofi-
GERS were elected: Navigator, ]. Eugene
Gallery; captain, Daniel J. OBrien;
pilot, Arthur B. Williamson; admiral,
Michael Casey; purser, Thomas Is. Gar
laher; comptroller, Eugene 9. Baczenas;
scribe, Frederick j. Diegelmann;' inner
ScnblIlel, ktOueIb Sht pCnCOAb Ou"Sx $3.50
mel, John B. 'Coyle. J. Eugene Gallery,
James B. Flynn, Michael Casey, Albert
H. Sardo and John T.. Burns were
elected delegates to the annual conven-
ton and Thomas j. Trodden, Daniel j.
OBrien, A. J. Scullen, Arthur B. VII
hanson and Matthew Dtlon were
elected as a1ternates. II
A resolution was adopted expressing
the sincere sympathy Of the order upon
the death Of Rev. Clarence e. Wheeler,
who was for many years o member OF
the Fourth Degree and took very
active part in its activities. Short talks
were given by Judge william H. De Lacy,
Past State Deputy Charles w. Darr,
Daniel j. O'Brien, president Of the
Mayfiower Hotel corporation, and the
newly elected navigator. j. Eugene Gal
lery.
The next meeting of the Fourth De-
gree, It was announced. will be held at
the Mayfiower Hotel Monday, october Z.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA. !
A business meeting next Tuesday
evening will be followed by the social
meeting, when Q program win be
presented by the pathfinder committee.
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seam. was recently installed as right
supporter Of the noble grand. Degree
Director 8. N. Mallory announces de-
gree work for next Thursday evening.
BrightWood Rebekah Lodge met
Tuesday evening. with Elsie L. Wilson
acting as noble grand. Mrs. Annie Il.
Shoots was installed as left supporter
Gals have been planned The first one
will be held next Friday evening at the
home OF Mrs Wilson. The members are
requested to attend the homecoming
in the lodgerooln September "a. ,s
KNIGHTS OF. PYTHTAs. x
The ways and means committee will
meet Saturday evening ct 9, o'clock.
The Grand. Lodge officers, "assem-
bly, In council" met Thursday evening
and decided 20 siye = barn dance and and
Pythian Temple October 40 and ap-
pointed the following chairmen: Ex-
ecntive committee. A. Herman Woody;
finance and ticket Committee, Lee B.
Emory; publicity committee. John b.
Dickman; decorations committee, AL
bert Kahleyt;; e. music COMMITTEES, Geo.
e. Heisley; prizes committee, Estelle
Gray; refreShndent committee, Jacob
Nussbaum; floor committee and ticket
CakeTSe 'OGuL IA. sxT6SInhuS pIultuf8
committee, Frank d. Crown. They
also decided that at the Grand Vista
tion to Union Lodge, November ~,
they would burn the mortgage Of the
temple.
The grand visitation scheduled to
Calanthe, Lodge and Home Lodge, Mo-
vemher as, win be changed to o spc-
cial convention to be held two days
later IA conjunction with Union Lodge
to enable them to participate In the
burning of the mortgage. =
The fItst grand visitation Of the sea-
son win occur to Webster Lodge Tues
day evening, TO which all members of
the order are invited.
william J. Thorn has been actively
visiting the several lodges with q view
OF having them appoint committee
of three TO meet October 3 for the
purpose of increasing the membership.
This committee will meet at the tenn
pie and viii be presided over by Mr..
Thorn
B.P., o. ELKS.
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with Sachem Perkins presiding. A class
Of six were adopted, the work being
conducted by the old team Of the tribe.
Remarks were made by Great Sachem
Baker, Great Senior Nally, Great Junior
Ryon, Past Great Sachem Garner,
Great Guard Of the Forest Jenkins and
others.
white Eagle Council met September
4, with Pocahontas Smith presiding.
Great Sachem Baker, Great Instruc-
tress Roland, Great Keeper Of Warn
pun Garner, InstructreSS Jarboe and
Prophecies Of Mineola Douglas made
Waneta Council met Tuesday, with
Pocahontas Deschard In the chair.
Great Sachem Baker and Great In
structor Tidler made addresses. Past
Pocahontas Douglas extended an In
vitation to the members to visit Mineola
Council. The council win celebrate It's
birthday anniversary at the next meet
ing.
Mineola Council met September Z,
with Pocahontas Fastnaught presiding.
Past Pocahontas jenkins Of Waneta
gave q short talk.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting Of National Lodge
was called to order by the commander,
Mrs. Eva Raba. One applicant was
elected to membership. A pin bearing
the emblem Of the order was presented
to Edmond Sousa by Mrs. Marilla
Smith for bringing in members. Ad-
dresses were made by AL Greene Of 10y
atty Lodge, Mr.. Cohen of Justice Lodge
and Mrs. Daisy Gresham Of National
Lodge. The next meeting win be Sep
tember 10 at sos street.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY
Justice Council met recently ut Naval
Lodge Hall with Ollie Montgomery pre-
siding. Announcement was made of q
card party September 26 at $50 pm. at
the hall. The birthday anniversary will
be celebrated October 10.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Kenmore Council held a card party
at its hall September for the benefit
of the orphans fund, with Mrs. Dora
Wood as chairman of the committee
in charge of the arrangements.
Triumph Council met September 5
In Northeast Masonic Temple, with the
councillor, Jesse Davis. presiding. A
card party will be given by the good
Of the order committee In the hall
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RP. O. ELKs.

At the session Of the lodge next We'd
neSday an address will be delivered by
District Attorney Leo Rover, whose SUBJ
ject Will be 1.-THE Constitution Of the
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AAHnmHN

A business meeting next Tuesday
evening will be followed by the social
meeting, when o program Win be
presented by the pathfinder committee.
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Continued on Thirteenth Page.)
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Mrs. Edna M. Bush, matron of Joseph
H. Milan's Lodge Chapter, announces
the chapter viii meet Thursday eve
ming in Northeast Masonic Temple.
The Willing Workers win meet Tues
day at the home Of Mrs. Lacey, 526
Eighth street northeast. The auxiliary
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Naomi Chapter resumed its meetings
Wednesday evening. Readings by Miss
Ida Lyons and songs and dancing by
"the Bright and Early Boys" furnished
the entertainment.
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The coming week will find Kallipolis
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The first regular meeting Of Acacia
Chapter following the Summer recess
will be held Tuesday ut 8 pm. The
ways and means committee met nc the
home Of ,Freda Hummer last Thursday
evening, at which time the FAN activi-
ties were outlined.
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The Masonic Glee Club of Washing
ton has resumed its weekly rehearsalS
on Monday evenings at the United
Brethren Church, at North Capitol and
K streets northwest, under the direction
of Charles r. Bartlett. Members of
the fraternity are invited to visit and
to unite with the club.
The coming week will find KallipoliS
The Washington times., 1929-12-19
COOPER RITES HELD

LEoNARDTOWN, Md, Dec. 10.
Joseph Walter Cooper, IS, was
buried in st. Johns Cemetery at
Hollywood after funeral mass In
&lae church, the Rev. Father John
on, s. j.. Officiating.
The Washington times., 1929-12-19
FREEMAN SEE s
POLLARD

FAIRFAX, Va. Dec. l9.--L. L.
Freeman, Of Vienna, recently
elected delegate to the Virginia
legislature from Fairfax county,
Announces that he has had con-
ference with Governor-elect John
Pollard relative to the present
plan Of five=year real estate as
sessments. the subject Of much
recent criticism by the county
chamber Of commerce and by
other organizations in the county.
According to Delegate Freeman,
Governor Pollard stated that the
present method is lnsatisfa factory
because It fails TO provide for
funds to meet the additional ex-
pense incurred by the county
commissioners in making assess
mentS under the new law.
Governor Pollard also ex-
dressed himself as In favor Of
additional tax legislation provid-
ing that tax books when cor
fected shall be kept up to date
1t all times by frequent adjust
aments rather than by corrections
1t intervals Of several years.
The Washington times., 1929-12-19
Memorial Hall Opens
AT Bridgewater College

BRIDGEWATER. Va, Dec. 10,
The Charles Knox Cole Memorial
Hall, Of Bridgewater College was
formally opened last night, when
college musical organizations pre-
sented the annual operetta. The
auditorium accommodates about
800 people.
The Washington times., 1929-12-19
Seven Hurt IN Riots
By German Unemployed

FRANKFORT oN-NrAIN. Dec. 10
CU60 Seven men were seriously
injured in riots which prevailed
here last night. Police finally
broke up the demonstrators when
they informed the crowds the
city council would grant q Christ
mas dole for the unemployed.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10

AVE, S9-NatiTe Live PouI-
 try Market. Killed and dressed while you wait. Lowest prices. Tel S5S5. Del.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10
Christmas Gift Guide
Gifts for Her 6S-

ASK him to buy you and the family a new two door Ford sedan Automotive Sales and Service. PAS Elm St. Tele- phone 2700-270l
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10

BRAND ST. 55-Larse pleasant room. ITVate home. Small family. Price A. Phone S$4s-W.