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Smyrna times., 1930-04-16
EASTER MUSIC NEXT SUNDAY
VIII Feature Elaborate Programs
at All the Smyrna Churches
Cantata at Asbury Church

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This week, Holy Week, has been
observed in all the churches by
special services during the week.
At Asbury M. E. Church, services
have been held every evening from
7.30 to $50. This evening, We'd
nesday, Rev. Robert Whitehead,
Rector of the Episcopal Church of
Laurel will speak. The Choral
Club, under the instruction and di-
rection of Mrs. Hicks Long, will
sing. This club is one of the most
gifted musical groups in Sussex
County. Tomorrow evening,
Thursday, the Sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administer
ed with Rev. Essell P. Thomas in
charge. On Friday, Rev. John
Humphries of the Presbyterian
Church, Smyrna, will have charge
of the meeting. On Easter Sun
day, special music will be rendered
by the choir. Seventeen people
are to be received into the church
at the morning service on Easter.
The following services will be held
On Easter: Sunday morning
gan, Easter JOYCE. S. Hosmer) !;
Choir, Awake Up My Glory" (F.
c. Maker); Organ, Offertoire, Der
ceuse," &c. Dickinson) Choir, "They
Have Taken Away My Lord" g..
Stainer); Sermon, THE Risen
Lord; Choir, Christ Arose Tri-
umphant," (Chas. T. Edwards) !;
Postlude, "Hallelujah," Chorus,
(HandeD. Evening Organ, East
er Voluntary Theme, from Mozart;
Cffertory, "Vienuese Refrain, ED
win Lemare; Cantata, "The Dawn
of Victory" (Adam Geible); Solos,
Mrs. Hynson, Miss Mary Hynson,
w. o. Hoffecker, L. M. Price;
Chorus of Women; Quartette, Miss
Mary Hynson, Mrs. Connell, L. M.
Price, w. o. Hoffecker; Duet, Miss
Mary Hynson and Mrs. L. M.
Price; Postlude, Easter Postlude," +"
(E. 5. HOSmer).
Easter at Presbyterian Church
The services at the Presbyterian
Church on Easter Sunday will be
as follows: Sunday School, 10 a.
M; morning worship, at IL a. m;
and evening worship at 7.30 pm.
Mr.. Robert Vining will preach at
the morning and evening service.
Special music will be rendered at
both services by the choir. In the
morning service, prelude, Easter
Dawn; Mrs. Fred Brown will rem
der a solo, Open the Gates of the
Temple" and an anthem Angels
of Easter Morning" The choir will
sing another anthem, Beneath the
Morning Star" during the evening
service and offiertory, "The Wond-
rous Dawn"
Easter at st. Peters p. E. Church
Easter Sunday: Holy commun-
ion, Z a. M; Church School, 10
a m. At II o'clock Browns S
Choral Eucharist will be sung.
Don't fail to hear the incompar-
able Liturgy of the Episcopal
Church on Easter. At evensong,
7.30 p. m, the Lenten offering OF
the school will be collected and an
Easter story told by the rector
Maundy Thursday, being the day
in which the Savior instituted the
holy communion, there will be two
services, 10 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.
On Good Friday there will be the
of 8-5. This afternoon, Wednesday
at which time meditation will be
given on the Seven Words from
the cross. Irrespective of your
religious afiliation, you are cor
daily invited to spend a few min
utes with US in this most solemn
and impressive service. 1t is al
ways understood that one may
come and go at this service just
is he desires.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16
SMYRNIANS IN AN ACCIDENT
DIR. and Mrs. James X. Porteus are
Badly Injured in Auto NIishap

DR.. and Mrs. James r. Porteus
and baby, while enroute to Will
mington this morning, near St.
Georges, met with a serious acci-
dent. An automobile in back of
large truck. both coming south,
in an attempt to pass the truck, it
is understood, crowded the auto
mobile of Dr. Porteus off the high
way, causing it to overturn. All
three We're hastened to the Della
ware Hospital at Wilmington.
where Mrs. Porteus lies in a very
serious condition with not much
hope of recovery. DR.. Porteus was
slightly hurt while the baby es-
capped injury.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16
CLAYTON-D DELANEY ROAD BIDS
OPENED BY HIGHWAY BOARD
j. ID. O'CONNELL & SON OF
RIDLEY PARK, LOWEST IN BID
George & Lynch of Dover, Lowest
Bidders for Concrete Road, Mid
dletoWn to Mt. Pleasant

At the opening of bids yesterday
for more road work to be done by
the State Highway Department
this year, the lowest bidder for the
Clayton-Delaney road, distance
Of $40 miles, was John D. O'Con-
nell & Son of Ridley Park, Pa,
their bid being $1O7, 7,234. so. This
road will open fine section to De-
laney's and the Maryland line to-
ward Massey, Md, and will be of
great value to farmers living west
of Smyrna-Clayton. The bids were
as follows: Highway Engineering
and Construction Company, Selby-
vile, metal joint, S116,O32.45; nom
metal joint, S115,8 ,851.65; George &
Lynch, Dover, metal joint, S108,-
579.75; John D. O'Connell and Son,
Ridley Park, metal joint, S107 ,234.-
so; non-metal joint, 107, ,O969O.
Widen Georgetown-Selbyville Road
Included in highway program
bids were opened for the widening
of the road between Georgetown
to Selbyville. the first section of
the DUPONT Highway to be built
and also for road from Newark
to join the concrete road built by
Maryland and making a short
route to Conowingo Dam. The
bids for the widening of the road
in Sussex are: Selbyville-George-
town (widening) 1879 miles, Sus-
sex County Line Construction
Company, Chestertown, Md, S245-
699; Suburban Construction Com
pany, Ardmore, Pa, S271,182;
Highway Engineering and Con-
struction Company, Selbyville, Del,
S241 ,13O.4O; George and Lynch, Do
yer, S257,916. In the section of
road 5.12 miles from Middletown
to Mt. Pleasant, George & Lynch
were lowest bidders, their bid be
ing S185, 1850. The lowest bid
for the Sussex County Farm road
was SS7, ,4O3.5O for 4.79 miles, this
bid being put in by the Old Line
Construction Company Of Chester
town, Md
Shrubbery Between Dual Highway
For planting trees and shrub
berry between the dual highway
from st. Georges to State Road,
there were number of bids rang
ing from SS63.7O to S4,O2215. w.
H. Doyle Of Berwyn, Pa, seems to
have put in the lowest bid.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16
TO Nj. T.. PASTOR
Rev. E.P. Thomas, Pastor, and His
Wife, to be Welcomed Back

The Ladies of the Mite Society
of Asbury M. E Church are ar
ranging a delightful reception to
be given next Tuesday evening,
April %, to Rev. E,sselI p Thomas,
pastor of the Church and his fam
lily as a"welcome back to Smyrna"
for another conference year. The
Mite Society extends an invitation
for members and friends to be
present.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16
Current OFF, Industries Suffer

Due to Shore Public Service cur
rent being off most OF afternoon,
industries depending on electricity
for power were at standstill The
Smyrna Times issue to-day is un-
avoidably delayed
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16
Heavy Thunder Storm Last Night

Smyrna was visited by an cleo
trio storm about two o'clock this
morning with down-pour of rain.
Lightning was vivid and thunder
claps awoke many from a sound
sleep. For a while the street
lights were off. No damage is re-
ported.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16
Erecting House on Delaware ST.

Miss Mary Spruance is building
a Dutch Colonial House on the lot
adjoining the Smyrna High School
next to Mrs. H. M. Hutchison, fac
ing Delaware street.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16
SERVICES AT ALlMSHOUSE
Rev. w. f. Matthews Has Charge
of Devotions for Aged mt Wyoming

N~Nfs W. mas Sfthf -
Of Devotions for Aged mt Wyoming
Rev. w. E. Matthews had charge
of the services held ct the Kent
County Almshouse near Wyoming,
Delaware, on last Sunday after
noon, devotions beginning at two
o'clock. Mr.. Matthews preached
a short sermon and those from
Smyrna who assisted in the sing
ing were Mrs. Frank Hynson, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis M. Price and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter w. Hynson. Ser
vices are held there each Sunday
with a different minister from
Kent County appointed to have
charge.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16
New Weights Regulator Appointed

Governor Buck on Saturday an
nounced the appointment of John
M. Roe of Dover, as Regulator of
Weights and Measures for Kent
county, in lieu of James II. Jones.
of FELTON,, resigned.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16
Truck Catches Fire Near Smyrna

Smyrna firemein were summon
ed about o'clock Monday morn
ing to {. truck OH FIRE near farm of
Thomas R. Moffitt about two miles
north of Smyrna. Engine of truck
burned.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16
Smyrna Business Men to Banquet

Smyrna Business Men TO banquet
The newly organized Smyrna
Business Mems Association will
hold a banquet at the Colonial Ho-
tel, Monday night. President +.
H. Denney will not have a speaker
from a distance at this time owing
to business that has to be finished.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16
: 0S HONOR ROLL
10 pral,. a, u..,,.
\ ''''ners Association

" Praise at Mee,;nn
a.isa'hers Association
s'.slsd !, i high on the
~ 'as session Of the
b. sstassaa isssGasra Association
j s,,sa saturday when ofhc- Hl
! n M, Y i'r the ensuing Dliru
t,,aa aad matters Of IN, :
a nsi.. Up and discuss
&irr r''lislna asi an active
d tss.. y active interest
Ass'sIsaa,,.in sssa IN both local
(Asi,,tl'iaa,ai matters, the the
b. sSI Ipa !. : ! registered
WI Of the ao,; -
|%at.tA A.at mt County. W The he
sossrss sls Tr as follows:
asass.,.a. if'Ennis, ! Stock.
H. + H.lo lor New Castle
Esns,.par,saaiisy. Mcvaugh,
. ssbss. sbssaldsnt q for Kent
.lt E. Lewis n
. p.s, r.,,
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16
Smyrna Firemen to Have Tag Day

Citizens Hose Company, No. /,
Incorporated, have selected Decor
alton Day, May 80, 1880, as their
Annual Tag Day. Proceeds will be
for uniforms for firemen.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-16
fIIjIIll!!ll!! !!l!,I, -
6I1IjjIf CHARLES
LpEGfO rooxo,lY Mlru
Is FOR ho'-'
!, Moved From .ssn WI
r,om Clayton

,lss They nTs, rlsvton
r. saiiISad tSs Board ar
play !! 'u authorized the
e. y iiri 'ioas .aa through ! e.
4 '' b the ss,,B Region, T6e
q, t divisions affected %as
ID Division, !.,ls the Nor Nor
r,,tern 4 Region, ana
rri,ion, Of the Cen
r.orton Division
q between the Cam
a Il Division and :, the the
/ DIVISION: The |, lime Lines
sstsrn to Manunka
ann Monmouth juno
Al will be assigned 10
rrs Division. ne !, ~
= to Bay Head will Oe
4. be Camden Termlnai
In Clark, now Super
tbe Trenton Division.
!. l,sistant to the Chief
sIsdslphia. The Del
| yOtoIk Divisions viii
Z to form the new Del
H.. embracing all the
Ip.; on the peninsula
|rt.r, DEL, as well as
gntions between Cape
n Norfolk. That part
[rs.t Delaware Division
H., and Wilmington
tnd with the Maryland
| Ii headquarters of the
! Division will be at Cape
|E.R. Davis now Super
Etths Delaware Division
l. Superintendent of the
! Division. G. W. Curtiss,
wrtsndent Of the Nor
y. will become General
| isntun. The Cresson
Tng north of the main
,s2n, Pa, will be merg-
b Pittsburgh Division.
.s,sasrt, now Superinten-
d CressOn Division, will
lstsnt to the General
sialt Of the Western
I'll Division. Mr.. Cuth-
quarters will continue
lsssOu. Clayton was
Hrtsrs Of the Delaware
Esa It was an independ-
q n The days when the
Il N. Mills and Supt.
we n charge. In 1906
daad to move the head
; Wilmington where it
= ever since. Now Will .
! he head quarters of
II Grand Division of
gTania Railroad with a
1srlntendent, and is
d he Delaware Division
md Norfolk Divisions.
a Of the offices from
! VII mean that a num-
'9i; vii be made among
'1cers Of the two divi-
7'el 80 and 40 families
here will be affected.
! Affect Clayton is not
aYl0n still remains a
'al'r and many railroad
i'ilde in the town. The
? s made in the inter
aany' Road foreman
aanasters, Dispatch
I 'iacials now residing
% vii be sent to 9th
ne Consolidation as
| makes the new Del
" an unusually large
.s0ga the Delaware di-
:, Oliy 70 Delmar, a
a'oat q miles, there
! : q branch lines, in
Y iunning to Centre
'osn, Easton and OK /.
1 aaa ! RehOboth and to
!. !. "a In some places
] y branch lines are
\ \. ifslght and buses
..I..ll \ pace Of passenger
,'r',ii' S,l' cars are being
, u nam portion Of the
'A'0n At present.
y HONOR ROLL
q Praise at ~.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
NNlT THER MYSTERY
 DEATH N LONE CABIN . MCCARTHY DISTRICT

" CoRDOvA, Dec. 27. tPy-Another mystery death in the Mccarthy district, l65 miles northeast of Cordova was reported when Dan Person, a prospector, was found in a cabin his head riddled with bullets.
 The last death is the sixth found dead under mysterious circum- stances in lonely cabins of that region in recent months.
 Immediately preceding this last killing another prospector Howard Foster was found dead by Person. Person insisted that Foster was murdered despite the coroner's jury's verdict of suicide.
 Authorities believe that Person was murdered in revenge by Fos- ters' slayer.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
COOKING Is TIE LATEST IN
 LAND 0F THE s0VIE l

MOSCOW, Dec. 27- (Pl Home cooking IS to be ended under a rel vised system of food distribution by Soviet Russia in decree is- sued by the Central Committees of the Communist party
 Restaurants are to be brought under the direct control of the Workers Bureau, cooking is to be abolished entirely and the food made available only to those who work and uphold the principles of the Soviet government The decree assails the Commissariet of Sup plies which until the present time had control of the distribution of food and asserts the meat and vegetable trusts "are clogged with anti-Soviet agents"
 The new plan is expected tO bring a more adequate food sup ply to areas far from agriculture centers.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
BANKER RESIGNS 0N .
 ACCOUNT REVELATION
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 27. (P)

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 27. (H0 - Charles A. Whitrnore, of the State Building and Loan Commission resigned as a result of the recent revelation in the accounts of the Guaranty Building and Loan As- sociation of Los Angeles by Gil bert H. Beesmyer, secretary-nana- ger.
 Gov. Young accepted the resig nation to become effective January 9th, when Governor -elect Rolph. will take office and appoint Whit more's successor
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
GUILTY LARCENY

NEW YORK, Dec. 27 Russel Ryder, former yartncr of the brokerage firm of Woods and Company which failed for in6rf than $2,OOO.OoO .last June, pleaded. guilty to an indictment charging him with first degree larceny. He will be sentenced February 27th. Ryder was accused of devoting to his own use money given him fer sock purchases.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
MOSLEMS AND HI|uDUS ARE ABOUT
 READY ID K|SS
SETTLEMENT OF THE MINOR TIES QUESTION ESSEN
 THAI ITO PROGRESS

LONDON, Dec, 27, (Pl-solu- tion of the dispute between the Hindus and Moslem's which ap- pears as the pricipal obstacle in the way of a. satisfactory settle ment of the India Round Table conference, seemed nearer than ever as the meeting adjourned for the holidays.
 Conferences between Hindu and Moslem leaders continue in Secret and Premier Macdonald will meet delegates at Chequers.
 There is hope that an agree ment will be announced in a few days.
 Just before the conference end- .ed remier Macdonald said: The settlement of the minorities question is essential to political progress of India. Your object is to be masters in your own home Now that the time for realization of. that hope has come, is it wise that yau remain divided in your own ranks?"
 The Prenliar's speech was we'll .rFciavEa and a spirit of- eoacilIa- ton seemer to peryade the meet .ing
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
I,lh YORK BANK CLOSES ITS DOORS:
 DUE ID RUMORS
HAD DEPOSITS OF NEARLY S20,- 100000; QUIZZ UNDER
 WAY

NEW YORK, Dec. 27. (P)- The Chelsea Bank and Trust Company, with $18.50O, 500 deposits, closed it's t.oors and was taken over by Jos eph Frederick, State Superinten- e!ent of Banks. MT. Broderick is- ned a statement saying, 'rumors
 i've been circulated which have
 aused abnormal withdrawals of deposits and the banks has been closed for the purpose of conserv- tng the assets"
 Coincident with this statement i5 was made known that the State Bureau of Securities had begun an investigation of the short selling 01 bank stocks in violation of the law forbidding athe reckless cir eulating of false rumors' concern ing financial institutions.
 Several smaller bank failures were reported from New England and H-he south. At the same time the Federal Reserv Bank of New York authorized for a reduction in re- discount rate to two per ce'lt- which Is the lowest in the histaorY af the bank. "A rate of two and one half per cent prevailed since Juae Me.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
HUDSON AAY GII.
 WAL Ml7 6?-IT AM DIVIDENDS
NO DIVIDENDS THIS YEAR OWING TO FUR PRICES,
 POOR BUSINESS

LONDON, Dec, 27. R-The announcement that the Com pany Of Adventurers of England trading in the Hudson Bay won't, for the present, receive their usual dividends which will mark another of the many flunc- tuations of the romantic Hud- son Bay Company
 After the stock market crash in New York last October, the price of furs fell As per cent and to protect the income from fluc- tuations the company, has gone further into the sale of land on a big scale and also into retail merchandising thru chain stores scattered over the Dominion.
 But the plight of Canadian wheat farmers during the past year has told heavily on the farmers. These two sources have contributed to dissatisfy stock holders who have obtained committee to look into the en- tire situation.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
CEREBRAL HENTORRHAGE

JUNEAU, Dec, 27. Bishop Amhitophy, in charge of the north ern diocese of the Alaska Russian church suffered a cerebral hemor- rhage Wednesday at his home a5 Unalaska, which left the Bishop afflicted with paralysis and men tality impaired. The Bishop, who was 68 years of age, was advised last sulner to take a complete rest but his clerical duties prevented his going to California
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
sAs 0IlN5 IIE Ic Areln7FcI9F
 CAnpAIaN D'RT
PAID OUT SMALL SUM FOR FLOODING STATE WITH
 LITERATURE

WASHINGTON, Dec, 26. (Pl
 ert Lucas, executive director the Republican National Com Ne, admitted that he person was responsible for print and distribution of literature Nebraska which sought to bring Ut the defeat of Senator George ris, insurgent Republican, in recent elections.
 r. Lucas said that he paid out 70 or more for the printing of -irculars because he felt MT. iris to be democrat, owing to opposition to the policies of sident Hoover. Mi. Lucas ad- lion raised a storm in the Sen- where Senator Howell of Ne iFa asked the Republican cam D manager to resign and Sem Glenn, regular republican, de- .ed his course.
 senator Norris charged Mr. Lu- as opposition to him was ~disre- dishonorable and damn ble' because it was done like a make in the grass"
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
DIFFICULTY
 HARDING MEMORIAL

MARION, Ohio, Dec., 27, (R- Any plans for the dedication of the Harding Memorial here now await resident Hoover's word.
 The association said no fur- ther invitation will be sent to the President and no special meeting of the association will be held to discuss the subject
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
STAL|N |s NOW GAR IF RUSSIA:
 RYK0FF 0uSTED
LAST OF OLD LEVIN GROUP NOW ENTIRELY OUT OF
 PARTY

MOSCOW. Dec- 26- Joseph Stalin, dictator of Soviet Russia, gathered into his own hands the .last remnant of power by relieving from office Alexei Rykoff, presi- dent of the peoples council of Commlssari, which corresponds to the office of prime minister. Ry- koff also was removed from his position as president of the council of labor and defense and in His place Viacheslav Molotoff, intimate .of Stalin, has assumed both offices
 RykofT's powers instantly dWindled in the union and the off ficial announcement said What. he had been removed at his own re- quest
 M. Stain. wha haads the Com- munist partv has noW real oon- trol of the head of the govern nlaat having dtsposad of the last 3f tl1A 9ld IeniIl groHp Officially stalin holds no position in Russia |hnt bE tlna ir+iTat dismissal of |t1e prinla minister his actaal po- #er IS reyea led.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
RADIO TELEPHONES AVAILABLE SOON
 THRUOUT ALASKA
ALASKANS MAY SOON TALK TO PARIS BY TELEPHONE,
 IS THE GOOD WORD

SEATTLE, Dec, 2T, (H1 BY an agreement of all radio telephone apparatus manufactured by the Northern Electric Co., Seattle, will be licensed under the tele- phone companys patents for ship and shore communication and from point to point in Alas ka
 Jens Scott. vice president of the Northern Electric CO, said arrangements are to make Seat tle one of the country's largest manufacturing centers for rad- io and telephone equipment
 Radio telephone licenses for stations at Seattle, Tacoma, Ev= .erett BeIlingham, Port Angeles ana Hoquiam were applied for .one Vear ago. These stations win work with ships in tAe North PHI cifie waters.
 Tha HniioHacemant said ttat telephone connahie3 el9a Hron Ala gka t9 Far5 Yia aips Wil ba A3ssiblg
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
ROCKNE MUST GUT . PERSONAL ACTIVITIES

ROCHESTER, NTinn Dec 27- (Pl -Knute Rockne, famous football coach Off Notre Dame, must limit his strenuous activities or face the possibility of a complete break down, Dr. C. J Barborks, of the Mayo Clinic, announced
 Outside interests, coupled with the work of coaching, are too much for one man, the physician said.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
WOMEN DEMAND

LONDON, Dec, 27, (P- De- mand that women of India be granted a definite number of places in future legislation, was made before the India Round Table conference by Begun Shah Nawaz and Mrs. Subbarayan, women delegates.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
WIFE SH10TsHN88Y ."
 TR'AH1.EAFEN7

FoRT TOWN TTa5lr I2aa 2r FiHs- d5gtaa inurde4
 charges were filled against 1rs Lula Hilaiager Wi14 5l5t and killad her husband a warrant officer G. WI. IIilsinger. Homer Cameron. Mrs, Hilsinger's alleged admirer told the coroner's jury that tle woman used his gun to do the shooting which followed the fight when FIil ]. singer found Cameron with hia wife Cameron said the quarrel started over money which Hilsing er alleged Cameron owed him.
 Cameron i s being held as a wit ness.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
FIRST FLIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27. (H9 James Rolph II, son of Cover nor-elect James Rolph Jr., made his first solo flight and was ac- claimed by Mills Field veteran pi- lots as natural born flyer. Mayor Rolph, unable to be present, tele- phoned his congratulations.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
MARSHALL L.JOFFRE. SERIOUSLY ILL IN '.
 PARIS RESIDENCE
SILENCE MAINTAINED CON- CERNING CONDITION
 MARSHALL

PARIS, Dec. 27 (P) - Official announcement said that Marshall Joffre is seriously i'll with inflama- ton of the arteries in his legs Five physicians held a consultation in his home and later issued q bullc- tin revealing the critical nature of the Marshall's illness. Marshall Joffre, for several months suffered from inflammation and when his condition suddenly became aggra- vated and necessitated urgent in- tervention; this was carried out by Professor LeRiche, |who attend- Cd the Marshall for som etilne- H1 was aided by Professor Labbe, Dz Bolin. .
 After momentary improvement which permitted everybody to bc- come hopeful for his condition the Marshall became disquleting in the fullfillment of his express wishes. - .
 Complete silence had baen nlaiA- tained up to now concerning the War heroes iliaess.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-27
FORE-ARNlEn

TTAWA, Dec, 27, (Ry- High itives of Canadian bankers iation conferred with Pre-
 Richard Bennett and his net for formulation Of plans uard against precipitate and 5erous liquidation in the at market,