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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-27

Trust Co. OF which Col. Wade II. Cooper
is president. The New York Stock
Exchange" by Mr.. Jason westerfieId. ;
publicity manager of the New York
Stock Exchange, is the subject of the
illustrated lecture to be given on the
morning of November in the ballroom
of the Mayflower. Acceptances are be-
ing received daily. Mrs. Isaac T. Mann,
Mrs. Price Whitaker, Mrs. Charles A.
Douglas, Mrs Nathan B. Scott. sr.: Mrs.
Nathan B. Scott. I'd: Mrs. Peter Hill
Dunn. Mrs Russell L. Gilbert, Mrs. Con-
rad Syme. Mrs. Chauncey Williams,
Mrs Charles w. Warden, Mrs. Ben G.
Hartig. Mrs. Frank A. Carpenter, Mrs.
Norman Fischer. Mrs. Charles A. Gold
smith, Mrs. N. B. Dial. Mrs. Harry A.
Swaggart, Mrs. Robert NJ. Gates, Mrs.
Lucy Madeira Wing and Mrs. Mary
Kenna Elkins are among those &C.
centinU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-27

Miss Gladys. of Philadelphia were re-
cent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T.
Brown, near Spencerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry White had as
recent guests in their home near Dick
erson their sons-in-law and daughters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Robertson and Mr..
and Mrs Edgar Luhn, Miss Edith White
and Miss Nellie White.
Mrs. William Hobbs Of Burtonsville
has been visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Ernest L. Billiard of Rockville
has been the guest of relatives in Ash
land. KY.
After spending some time visiting
relatives in South Carolina. Otto w.
Anderson, county agricultural agent,
has returned to Rockville.
Mrs. James Buzzard of Berkeley
Springs. W. Va. spent the week at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert l.. Saunders, near Potomac.
Wedding Couples Return
From Outing Journeys.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Wright. the
latter formerly Miss Catherine Hard
ing of Falkland. have returned from
their wedding trip and are making their
home at Burtonsville. Mrs. Wright is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur P. Fletchall en-
tertained in a reception at their home
in Poolesville last Friday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fletchall
who are on their wedding journey.
Mrs. v. o. Baker of Baltimore is a
visitor at the home of her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Norwood. at Hyattstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Feete OF Balti-
more were the recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clagett C. Hilton at GAINESVILLE.
In honor of Mrs. Conant Webb oil
and Miss Mary Reading Nicols enter
| tanned at bridge and luncheon last
| Saturday. The prizes we're won by Mrs
! Edward Snowden and Miss Claire Hut
| ton and the guest prize went to Mrs
Webb. The guests numbered about so
| Miss Elizabeth Stabler Of Sandy
| Spring is visiting friends in Whining
! ton. Del, expecting to be there severa
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifton Wright Of Bovds
have announced the birth of daughter
Mrs. Claude Newman OF Atlanta, Ga.
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. anc
| Mrs John A. Jones at DickerSon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Higgins of Rich.
mond. Va. have been guests OF relatives
in Rockville.
| CLARK, OF WlESton-Salem, N. T., ART
visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs
| Clifard L. Howard in Rockville. Mrs
Kline and Mrs. Howard are sisters.
Mrs. L. B. Thomas of Washington
was visitor in the home of her sister
Mrs. James B. Maughlin at Boyds
several days during the week.
Rev. Howard Monroe. the new pastor
of the Free Methodist Church a
Spencerville. and Mrs. Monroe wer,
given a donation party in their hom'
| at Spencerville last week. 1t was larger
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Pre-Nuptial Shower
t Honors Bride-Elect
In Dickerson Home
Wedding of Yesterday Pre-
ceded by Notable Cere-
monial-Society News OF
Rockville and Adjacent
Communities.

ROCKVILLE, Md, october 26.-In
compliment to her niece, Miss Rosalie
Jones, whose. marriage to Mr.. Julian D
Freeman of washington took place in
st. Peters Episcopal Church. Pooles-
Vile. this afternoon, Mrs. Elijah w
White of Poolesville entertained at a
miscellaneous shower in the home oil
MIR. and Mrs. John A. Jones, parents OF
the bride-elect. at DickeTson. About &C
guests attended among them Mrs. Eva
w. 'Chiswei, who recently celebrated
her eighty ninth birthday anniversary
The Rockville Inquiry Club was en-
tertained Monday afternoon by Mrs
Frank D. Leizear in her home at Rock
vile. Miss Ruth Braden, Red Cross
nutritionist, who is conducting nutri-
ton classes in various schools of the
county. told something about the work
in which she is engaged Mrs. Balls OF
New windsor, Md, sang several solos
and refreshments were served.
Mrs. Virginia Brewer and daughter
Miss Bessie Brewer of Rockville, spent
several days during the week visiting
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. Russell Brewer, IN
Cumberland.
Mrs. Carson Ward was hostess at q
bridge party in her home in Gathers
burg Tuesday evening the guests in
, Guiding members of the Gaithersbure
Tuesday Night Bridge Club and few
others. Mrs CLYDE Thomas made tbs
high score the guest prize went to Mrs
Joshua Miles Landlord and the conso'
lation and low-score prizes were award
, ed to Mrs. Merle T. Jacobs and Mis-:
Ella Plummer, respectively.
Family Dinner Honors
NewlywedS on Honeymoon.
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Reading, who are on their honeymoon
| trip. Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Reading
| brother and sister-in-law OF the bride
| groom, entertained at q family dinneI
| in their home near Kensington Thurs
! day evening.
! DR.. and Mrs. Philip Q. Poland o
| Washington. who were guests of Mr.
and Mrs F. Carroll Walker in thei
! home in Gaithersburg for several weeks
| left Gaithersburg early in the week
| DR.. Poland will become member of ;
| hospital staff in Boston and Mrs. Pei
7and will resume her duties in one o
| the Government departments in Wash
| ington.
Under auspices of the Gaithersburi
| Woman'S Club card party will be helC
! in the GaitherSburg High School audi
, forum the evening of Friday. Novem
Der 8. according to announcement b.
| Mrs. Bates Etchison, chairman of tn
committee in charge.
Rev. Charles A. Norris and daughter
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program, which was conducted by the
president, Mrs. r. Brooke Colt, was fea-
tured by interesting papers by Mrs.
Wilson Poole and Mrs. Sprigg Hays.
Refreshments were served.
Rev. William H. Topping. pastor of
the Neelesville Presbyterian Church,
and Mrs. Topping are spending some
time visiting relatives in Norristown. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. William Waters have
returned to their home at Germantown
after a motor trip which took them to
Buffalo. Niagara Falls and other places
of interest.
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Benefit Bridge Party
Announced for November Z

A benefit bridge party will be given
in the Thomas Circle Club Thursday
evening November T.. at o'clock, for
the Delta Zeta Community Center at
Vest, KY. Mrs John G.. Ladd is chair
man for the bridge and is assisted by
Miss Martha Morgan and Miss Edith
Finney. PatroneSSes are Mrs. Cloyd
Heck Marvin, Mrs. Edward c. Finney,
Mrs. Joseph C: Zirkle. Mrs. I. G. KEEP
hart and Mrs. Sara K. Frizell. Tables
have been reserved by Mrs. Werner G.
Clapp, Miss Mary Whitney, Miss Mar
gerry Neuman. Miss Virginia Richards
and Miss Idamay Lang. 1t is expected
that about 80 tables will be taken.
In spite of the great number Of un-
employed in Germany, saving deposits
of the country continue to increase.
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Germany; DR.. James Brown Scott. Mr..
Roger Secretan, Prof. Stelio Seferiades,
Athens. Greece: Mr.. Gustavo P. Ser
rano, Mr.. Georges STREET., Athens,
Greece: Dr. Leo Strisower. Vienna, Aus
tria: Mr.. French Strother. DR.. Karl
Strupp, Frankfort, Germany: Mr.. Henry
Sweinhart. DR.. j. M. Trails de Bas. Bar
celona, Spain: Senior Manuel Valdes,
secretary of the Chilean embassy: Mr..
William r. Valance, Department of
State; DR.. James Vallotton. Mr.. John T.
Vance, Prof. Alfred Verdross. Vienna,
Austria; Rev. Edmund A. Walsh. DR..
Hans Weinberg. Geneva. Switzerland;
Mr. Francis White, Assistant Secretary
of State; Mr.. George C. Wickersham,
Mr.. Lester II. Woolsey. Mr.. Edward C.
Wynne. Department Of State, and Mr..
j. Edwin Young.
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TO Readers of The Washington Star

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Continental Bank Lists

Lectures Tor W omen
Unusual interest is being manifested
in the first of the series of lectures for
women to be given by Continental
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23
TENNIS QUEEN
IN LOVE. SET
Helen, Queen Of Courts,
Marries F. s. Moody
AT Berkeley

BERKELEY, Calf, Dec. 23-tF-
Extremely simple ceremonies will
mark the wedding here at noon
today OF Helen Wills, women's
tennis champion, and Frederick
S. Moody, IT,, San Francisco stock
broker.
IN st. Clements chapel the Rev.
Lindley II. Miller viii read the
Episcopal marriage service. Besides
Or. Miller. the bride and the groom,
only six persons will be present.
They are the brides parents, DR..
and Mrs. q. IA. Wills, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Moody. ST.. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Corbett Moody. the bride
grOom's brother and slster-in-iaw.
Reports arc that the tennis cham
pion and her husband viii leave
aboard the yacht Galatea, but
honeymoon plans were a secret.
Miss Wills spent yesterday on the
courts Of the Berkeley tennis club.
In the afternoon she rested. and
last night an informal family gath
ering took place at the Wills home.
kilograms OF congratulations from
all over the world continued to
pour in the Wills home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23
Harlingen Races
Sci Up to Jan. 5

The automobile races scheduled
for the fairgrounds track at Har-
lingen have been postponed for
one week and will be held Sunday,
Jan. s., IL has been announced.
The races at Harlingen are made
possible due TO their being includ-
ed on the winter racing circuit
with the larger cities OF the state.
This year the circuit was made up
Of Waco, Beaumont, Houston, San
Antonio and Dallas.
Entries from the northern and
western tracks win come to Har-
lingen direct from the San Anto-
MO races which will be held next
Sunday. Negotiations are under
way TO hold speed meets In a few
Mexican cities before the speed
sters start racing on the return
swing over the Texas circuit.
State pilots from Houston, San
Antonio and Austin will measure
their skill against the pack or fore
ign invaders In an attempt to keep
as much OF the purse money as
possible at home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23
San Marcos College
Sets 1880 Schedule

SAN MARCOS, Dec. 23-tR-
The following San Marcos Teach
ers College track and football sche-
dulles FOR 1880 have been announced
by Coach o. w. Strahan:
Track: March %, Texas relays at
Austin; March %, Southern Meth
odiSt University relays at Dallas;
April 5. open; April IL, Howard
Payne mt San Marcos: April 10.
Quadrangulai meet at Austin; April
26. Danetl Baker at Brownwood;
rs, Daniel Baker At Brentwood:
t~ercollegiate Athletic Association
meet at Denton.
Football: Sept. ~, Stephen ".
Austin at Nacogdochcss: Oct. a.
Howard Payne at San Marcos; oct.
III, KingsvjIle A. a. I. at San Har-
cos: Oct. I3. Abilene Christian
College at Acne; Oct. "a, South
western University at San Marcos:
Nov. 4. McMurry College at San
Marcos: Nov. IL. SUI Ross place
to be determineds; Nov. IL. Daniel
Baker at Brentwood: fIoF. "a,
North Texas Teachers &C Denton.
e 7. I. A. A. conference games)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23
CONNIE MACK, 67 MONDAY, :
SAYS NEVER FELT BETTER

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23-lR-
Connie Mack, hale and hearty, re-
ceived congratulations today on his
67th birthday. The manager Of the
worlds champion Philadelphia ath-
letics said that 50 far as he was
concerned 1t was just another
birthday.
For rs years he has been head
OF the Mackmen. When he began
managing them william Mckinley
was president of the United States,
Jim Jeffries was heavyweight cham
pion Of the world. Al Simmons
wasn't born and ladies thanked
gentlemen for the buggy ride. Since
then he has won seven league
championships and four world SER
les.
Il know I'm 81. but I don't feel
e." Mack said. Il never felt bet
ter. and all my energies are de-
voted TO the coming season. I am
going TO make every effort 70 bring
another championship to Philadel-
phia, and I think we can do II if
we try.
when am I going 10 retire2 Not
until ] am forced 10 quit. This Is
my life-naSeball. I'm going TO stay
in IL until ] am physically unable
to continue"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23
Art Through? With $4,000 in Sight,
Career Has Just Begun, Chesty Says

CHICAGO. Dec. 23-tPl- Five
cities in the east and middle
west win set a look at Charles
Arthur CThe Great) Shlres-and
Charles Arthur will get $4,000.
Far from being wrecked BY his
defeat by George Trafton. the
pugilistic career Of the Great
one is just started, he says. He
has signeu for appearances In
Detroit, New York, Buffalo. St.
Paul and DAY export. Ia. and
plans 10 keep on fighting until
about two weeks before the base
ball training season opens.
Shircs announced that Jackie
Fields, world w~elterweight cham
pion. will aid rim in preparing
for the bouts.
The White Six first baseman.
back in perfect talking form. said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23
ARMY TRAINS
AT STANFORD
Going Through Final Work
In Preparation For
New Year Game
STNFORD UNIVERSITY. Calf,

STNFORD UNIVERSITY. Calf.
sec 23zPJ-The Army's gridiron
warriors, with a retinue $50 strong,
were in Stanford today, ready 70
open intensive training for their
battle New Years day with Stan
ford University.
A special train Of 13 cars on
which the Cadets crossed the con-
tinent arrived here shortly before
midnight. Several hundred Stan
lord students greeted the visitors.
and Coach Warner was on hand
10 see they we're given a welcome.
The entire delegation was taken
Immediately TO Branner Hall. which
a been prepared for their use
until after the holidays
A stiff workout, composed most
IN OF track work and signal practice
TO take the kinks out OF a train
weary backs and legs. vas planned
Tor today by Coach Biff Jones.
Coach Warmers Cardinals viii
pursue the same routine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23
PORTS CHATS
With Hal EuStdce
N

Breckenridge and Port Arthur
reign jointly as the schoolboy foot
ball champions or Texas. II Is very
unlikely that they will meet again.
II was plainly evident at Waco Sat
urday that the yellow Jackets were
no match for the battling Bucka-
rooS- In view OF this fact. &c Is
logical to suppose that Port Arthur
wouldn't meet Shotwell's aggrega-
ton again unless 1t were under con-
ditions highly favorable to them
selves Breckenridge wouldn't care
70 accept another game unless un-
der such conditions.
The Bucks and Jackets are the
official champs, but q host Of VAL
ley fans will take their last ride
to slow driving and sad singing.
believing the Eagles were the sec.
cnd best, II not the best, high
school team In Texas FOR the year
1929. In reality, they may not
even be champions Of their own
district. That is. II Roy Cochrane
OF Main avenue CSan Antonio) has
his way.
Supt. @. w. Gotke Of the Browns
vile public school system is ron
tinuing his investigations Of all the
records concerning the age OF Juan
T1jerina, who Cochrane has noised
about Is 20-too old, according to
interscholastic league rules. Every
one but Cochrane has washed his
hands OF the matter. Port Arthur
refused 70 protest. Breckenridge
(San Antonio). who would gain
the title should Brownsville be
thrown out. has refused to protest.
But nevertheless, Roy made so
much noise about the third string
Eagle center that Roy Henderson Of
the interscholastic league was fore
ed to take action by ordering an
investigation.
The evidence. q baptismaI certifi-
cate obtained from the Immaculate
Conception church, Is in the hands
Of Tom Dennis. Port Arthur coach.
Supk Gotke is looking to other
sources for evidence which would
coTroborate Juan and his fathers
contention that the boy IS only 10.
While no reflection is meant on the
church records, 1t il q fact that
Uncle Sam does not necessarily con-
slider a baptiSmal record conclusive
proof Of ones age. The immigra-
tion service does not consider them.
Neither does the army, unless the
certificate Is borne out by two i'm
partial witnesses who know the par
" in question.
Here's an Art Shires story you
haven't heard. II was obtained
from an East Texas printer, the
victim in the case. It seems as
though the ink smearer had won q
turkey at a rattle. A fine bird II
waS-plump. fat and ready for the
Christmas table. The printer had
the turkey in his shop, tied to the
leg Of a stone" Art happened In
and admired the gobbler with unre-
strained, extravagant praise. Of
fered to buy the bird. but the
printer couldn't see Arts offer.
"Chesty." a bit chagrinned, he took
his leave. That night the turkey
disappeared Christmas Art show.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23

ing Taberski in an exhibition match
at Boston, lit TO 0, TaberSki having
scratched trying TO make his 18th
point. Greenleaf then came IN with
a run Of go. sewed up Taberski, and
then finished the game with a run
OF IS points.
Greenleaf won his first title In
1919 and held on until beaten BY
Taberski in the season Of 1924-25.
He regained the crown the follow
ing year, but lost 1t shortly after
ward to Edwin Rudolph in a chal-
lenge match. Taberski then regaiaed
the championship on a forfeit. lost
1t in 1928. but won IL back in Chi
last season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23
TROOP A Wins
over MIG 1876
Headquarters and b Meet
Monday Evening In
Post Series

Troop A basket ball team con-
tinued its winning streak by defeat
Ing Machine Gun Troop Sunday
evening. 1875. Machine Gun Troop
held Troop a down in the first
H>lf by the score OF Al but at the
second half they began weakening.
All Machine Gun Troop points were
on foul losses.
Headquarters Troop and Troop
B come together 7:30 .. IN. Mon
day for their last game OF the sea-
son. Troop A already has the lea
que championship cinched and
Headquarters Troop second place,
with third place uncertain.
how foTfou-a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23
ALL-STARS DO
SNAPPY PLAYS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23-A1-
Forty-four gridiron warriors rep
resenting the finest football talent
In the country. today engaged In
perfecting two strong elevens which
on New Years day will compete
here in the East-West classic.
Football specialists. watching
the squads az practice. were amazed
at the speed and the ease with
which players gathered from every
section OF the country performed
intricate plays with the dispatch
Of m-n who had played together
for months.
Both East and West squads yes
terday engaged in light workouts.
Meanwhile the Western outfit COM
pleted. its quota with arrival OF
Tommy Churchill, Oklahoma end.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23

TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 23-P-
A baseball bat, welded by q
cowboy ball player showed its
superiority over golf clubs swung
by IAN average golfer" here yes
terday. Tillar Cavet, Tucson
ballplayer. swung his bat to a
one up victory over "A. b. Chase,
Tucson golfer. in an eighteen
hole match. Cavet turned In a
score OF 90 for tie "a course.
The match was described as
mo walkAway" fer Cavet. Chase
was stopped on the 18th by the
cowboy-baseball bat combination.
The golfer was unable again TO
even Up, and lost the match.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23

he would be glad TO favor CHI
cago with another appearance
in the ring. II he wins four out
or the five four-rounders on his
schedule. His opponent here. W
he could choose. would be none
other than his recent conqueror,
tho Supergreat Trafton.
Shy Arthur's first date T. at
Buffalo December IS. January ].
NE will fight IN Detroit, and on
January 3. viii engage IN one OF
the preliminary bouts on the
Jackie Fields-Young Jack Thomp-
o welterweight championship
fight card in Madison Square
garden, New York. He Will show
IN So. Paul January v. and two
days later viii appear before the
fans OF Davenport. In.
Boston may be treated 10 n look
at S.4.res January ~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23
TUFFY, JACK
MAY BATTLE
Griffin Greatest American
Menace to Garulous
Boston Cob

NEW YORK, Dec. 23-FJ-The
opponent Madison Square garden
seeks for Jack Sharkey In the bat
tie or the palms nc Miami Tn Feb
ruary may be found no later than
Friday Of this week.
Gerald Ambrose CTuffyl Griffith
OF Sioux City. Ia, youngster. NAV
meet Sharkey at Miami Feb. q
provided he can dispose OF Johnny
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23

When 1t comes to playing pocket
billiards there are few better than
the veteran Frank Taberski at call
ing their shots. He has been in the
spotlight for more than two de-
cades. and when not wearing the
crown he Is one OF the chief con
tenders.
An exceptional s~trategist. Taber-
ski won his first title in 1916, and
since than has traded the honors
chiefly with Ralph Greenleaf. an
other headliner and one Of the great
est pocket-billiardistS OF all time.
Not long ago Greenleaf was trail
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23
EH@aa Tie BROWNSVnLE ERA SPORTS SECTION aHnHa

RIsco, Cleveland baker boy. at tie
Garden Friday night. That is no
task for IA novice, but there mr.
plenty Of experts who believe Ger
aid Ambrose Is the next heavy
weight champion OF the world and
will bounce che Cleveland man WIN
the floor In short order.
Bud Taylor. Terre Haute feathe-
weight, takes ON Earl MAESTRO nf
Chicago III the ten round Wind-un
at the Chicago stadium, Friday
night, with Helm Mueller, German
heavyweight. and Elzear RIuuE 0f
Canada swapping punches IN an
other ten.
In a Christmas day matinee
show at the Philadelphia arena.
Lew Massey. Philadelphia feather
weight, meets Johnny Dalton.
Cleveland Filipino. in the last w
four ten round bouts.
TurkeyIess Christmas? Not when
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23

ed Up with Q look Of complete salts
faction spread over his map.
"Of course. after hearing OF
Shires' pugilistic ability. 7 don't say
Charles Arthur got my turkey, but
I do have my suspicious" the print
er states.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23

The best part OF the Christmas
dinner-turkey: and only SOC per
pound for 10 and 12-pound birds.
Hurry and phone 272 or 622. ADV.