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Evening star., 1928-05-05
Jn Memoriam.

.oH. EDsoN 4. RaiIEY RaiI%E2Y q 4h5 nd 5iaf 9f'2yed 2si
wears ago today. Nav ;.
Loved IN life. remembered in death
BANKS. In loving memory Of ny da9g6ts-.
MA1HIE r. BANKS. who departed fqls
NE hve years agO today MAJ ; 1923
II y oniy step that divides rs
Prom glory no mortal mas seen
S9aL hnd you Wh@n, deaths Er.n frzer
LOVING MOTHER. MARY Z. SIMMONS.
son and hrothe,., JAMES 81 BROWN. T6o
Gone but not forgotten
HIS LOVING MOTHER. SISTERS AND
BROTHERS
HERMANN. A tribute of love and devo-
KXTHERTSE HERRXANSSS'F SSF &sa 8s1' dl95r.s5 L19,asI
TINS lie two years ago today May 8 1875
HER LOVING sons. WILLIAM FRED
JONES. In sad hnt loving remer15-anes 7f
my dear husband who denartad this life
nine years ago. Nav ; 1919
Yonr memory will Iinger forever
Time cannot change il Is true.
Years that may close cannot ssve-
Ny ioEIug remembrance Of y0r5
LOVING WIFE. MARY JONES
MOSS. A tribute Of love and Devotion %
the memory Of nv dear husband SAMUEL
A MOSS. who departed this life one ysa-
DOLORES MOSS WIFE
NOTTINGHAM WATKINS Sacred 70 the
memory. of nv loving friend JAMES NOT
IINGHAA. Sho departed this life o1e
voted sister. Mrs. IDA WATKINS. FEB
ruary %. 1925
Not dead 70 those who love them.
Not dead. bat gone before.
They live within nv memory
And wIll forever more
FRIENDS AND SISTER, MISS BLANCHE
LANG0S.
ROBINSON. In sacred remembrance Of our
sf=
eleven years ago today. NAY >. 1917.
Far back to the long waste OF years
with the heavy toll Of hes-tachss ard
tears
I've kent undimmed through this strange
fight Of time
The love that has ever bound sour hear,
LOVING WIFE. MARY Z. ROBINSON.
ROBINSON. In loving memory Of nv dear
husband WELLINGTON G. ROBINSON.
who entered eternal rest NAY ). 1897.
Gore dear husband. gone forever:
How miss your smiling face.
But sou left ne 20 remember
None On earth can take your place.
A happy home We once erioFs1-
How sweet the memory still.
But death has left lonelinsss
The world can never I'll.
HIS WIFE. MRS. LAURA c. ROBINSON.
SAUNDERS In loving memory OF nv dear
departed this life SIX years axo today.
Nav ;. ig22-
a precious one from me Is zone.
A voice I loved Is sflllei
A place is vacant in nv home
That never can Be flied
Loving and Kind in all her ways
Upright and lusE 10 the end of her dayg.
Sincere and kind IN heart and mind
HER LOVING DAUGHTER. MARY L
PROCTOR
Evening star., 1928-05-05
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Showers late
this afternoon or tonight, cooler to-
night; tomorrow fair and cooler.
Maryland-Showers this afternoon or
tonight, cooler tonight; tomorrow fair
and cooler.
Virginia-Mostly cloudy and cooler,
probably showers in east portion to-
night; tomorrow fair, cooler in east and
central portions.
West Virginia-Showers this after
noon, fair tonight and tomorrow; cooler
tonight.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometer pm, 81; pm, 30;
II midnight, 10; 4 am, SO; 8 am, Sc;
IL am, 81.
Barometer pm, 1898; 8 pm,
1896; IL midnight, 2997; 4 am, 1892;
am. 1892; IL am, 1892.
Highest temperature. SO, occurred at
4:30 pm. yesterday. Lowest tempera-
ture, 60. occurred at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 78; lowest. Sc.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Today-Low tide. 2:38 am. and 3:13
pm; high tide, 8:25 am. and 8:56 pm
Tomorrow-Low tide. 3:17 am. and
354 pm; high tide, 9:03 am. and 9:34
pm,
The Sun and Moon.
Today--Sun rose sos am; sun sets
7:04 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 5:04 am; sun
sets 7:05 pm.
Moon rises 800 pm: sets 5:36 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls-Muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
hours
Celiua A, Green o. the Farnshoro Apt.
thomas r. Townsend S. 12t3 Girard st..
Emma ]. Swain -, 3iS 4 81 sc.
Alhrnta \. Pratt ~ Garfield Hospital
Kate Wepnelt go Home for Aged and In.
hEm
Mile Markham. 80 Sblcv Hospital.
:. Charles A, kmmc. "a. George Washington
Hosnital
sidney f. Smith. 90 3-ta Harrison 81
Laura Lambert 50 Sihlsy Hospital
Dorothy = Van Daren - SdS Jeffer-
son 81
Richard Cox 6H ST, Ettzabeths Hospital
S2m Metieese, S5 Galiinger HospItal
Maud DoEler. -. Tuberculosis Hospital
- cara Praiher. 4 EmerEeney hospllal
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MAN DISAPPEARS
WITH z DAUGHTERS
Police Asked to Find Linwood d.
Eichelberger, Missing Since
Thursday.

The police have been asked to search
for Linwood d. Eichelberger of Mount
Rainier, Md, who disappeared from
home Thursday afternoon with his two
small daughters. 1t has been learned
that Eichelberger put gun in his
pocket before leaving, and that the
family baggage which he had sent to
Union Station for shipment 10 Phila-
delphia Friday, where the family plan
ned to embark on a steamer for Tampa.
Fla, was never checked at the station,
With the two little girls, Velma. 6
years old, and Jeanne. , years old,
Eichelberger got into his car Thursday
afternoon and drove away. telling his
wife that he was going TO visit his
mother Mrs. c. c. French, No. TIA
Washington Barracks At that time
Mrs. French was on her way to Nor
folk Va, where she is visiting friends.
Mrs. Eichelberger said that her hus-
Evening star., 1928-05-05

band had been in Ill health for some
time and had recently accepted posi-
ton in Tampa, Fla, with the P. o. S.
Steamship Co. He had worked for the
Carry Ice Cream Co. of this city for
eight years and was influenced to take
his new position by the condition Of his
health.
Sergt. French declared this morning
that his Stepson could not have visited
either himself or Mrs. French on Thurs
day, as Mrs. French was out of town
and he was on leave and away from
home until late in the evening. Eichel-
berger last visited his mother WedneS-
day afternoon and must have known
that she would not be home Thursday,
Sergt French thinks. Mrs Eichel-
berger is at the home of friends in
Mount Rainier, where the family had
been staying for few days, pre-
paratory to leaving for Florida.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
BURGLAR GETS PISTOL,
JEWELS AND $21 CASH
E. j. Duvall Reports Entrance
Through Window-Three other
Apartments Entered.

Gaining entrance through a window,
a burglar last night ransacked the
apartment of Edward j. Duvall, at 1907
Twelfth street, and stole jewelry valued
at $25, a revolver and $2l in cash, he
reported to police.
A duplicate key was used by an in
truder to enter the apartment of Mi
chael Lewis at 424 @ street, during the
absence of the occupants yesterday.
Property stolen included watch and
chain. with Odd Fellow charm attach
ed, and several articles of wearing ap-
parel
Samuel r. Brown, 20O8 Third street,
told police watch and SIS was stolen
from his apartment yesterday. The thief
also took suit of clothes and a sweater
belonging to William F. Powell.
fourth apartment visited yesterday
was that Of John S. Clement, 701 Nine
teenth street. A suit of clothes and
handbag were stolen.
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CYRUS C. ADAMS DIES.

NEW YORK. May CP).-Cyrus c..
Adams, former president of the AS
sociation of American GeographerS. died
at his home. in Brooklyn yesterday.
aged 10. He was born at Naperville,
Ill, and was graduated from the Uni
verSity of Chicago in 1876.
He was former editor of the American
Geographical Society's bulletin. He was
a pioneer In the field of commercial
geography and wrote two text books on
the subject.
Two sons and daughter survive him.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
RITES FOR TOWNSEND.
Former Maryland Official Buried al
Snow Hill.

Funeral services for Thomas P.
Townsend, 85 years old, former insur-
ance commissioner of Maryland and at
one time member of the House of Dele
gates of the State. who died at his resi-
dence. l343 Girard street, Wednesday,
were conducted at the residence Thurs
day night. Interment was at Snow
Hill. Md
Mr.. Townsend had been retired for a
number Of years, and had been a resi-
dent of this city for the past 90 years
He is survived by brother. John Glenn
Townsend, an attorney of the Depart
ment of Justice, and a sister, Miss
Florence E. Townsend.
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Deatbs.

TAYLOR. All the officers and mer1bers Of
Naomi Chapter No. -. o. T.. q. are here
BY notified 20 attend the funeral Of SIR
knight SAMUEL TAYLOR on SUNDAY.
May D. 1923. at 1 p.m.. from J0hn Wesley
a. NJ. i. 2. Church. 14th and Corcorsn
sts. NV. By order
MRS. ALCINDA B, LYT.gs RN
FREDERICK W. ASTON n p
MRS. EMMA &. ROBINSON secy.
THOMAS. Suddenly on Friday. May 4 1923
y her residence. 43g 9Th st sw Sizier
MARY THOMAS. o p Funeral from 81
Domlnic's Church. 9th and r sts. ~
ment at Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
TIMER. Departed this life ThurqAav Nsv
=. 1923. JOSEPH Is TIMER ths sor ~
the late Charles n. and Eizlnsfb TInne~
he leaves To mourn their loss a wife rbar.
Ity virginia, two sons Everiit Rud0frr
stepEon. Ecduard Carey: daughter Jtiifa
Craig: four sisters. Carrie Carpenter Har-
net Edwards. Emma Onteq Franras
COATES. four brothers Charley Harrisor,
Melvin and Winston. and a h0st Df ot1e-
relatives and friends Fuaar4l SInday
May o a z pr.. from Gailo1ay " T.
WILLIAMS. On THURSDAY May 1929 n
freedmeu's Hospital. MAGGIE WILLIAMS
devoted daughter Of Seth and Marie W..
lans, She also leaves three brothers sod
two sisters Funeral SUNDAY Mav & AZ >
nm; from the First Baptiat Church We--j-
red Va. Remains resting At ths w
Ernest Jarvis CO. West End funeral ra~.
Tors. 2Sth and DumoaFtOn ave nv.
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FOREIGN,

Giving recognition to what Is held
TO be one of the most remarkable
records In flying to which any woman
can lay claim. the International Avia-
tors League has conferred the honor
OF first membership in its newly or
ganized woman's branch upon Mrs.
Phoebe Fairgraye Omlie OF Memphis,
Tenn. who was the South's first woman
flyer
Evening star., 1928-05-05
"ANNExES" CONVERTED.
Three Church Properties Seized
Under Mexican Decree.

MEXICO CITY, May CAO.-Three
more Catholic church "annexes" have
been converted to government use by
presidential DEGREES issued yesterday.
Parish houses in Ayaponeta, in the
State Of Nayarit; T1axiaco, in the State
of Oaxaca, and Iguala, in the State of
Guerrero, have been taken for military
barracks or municipal purposes.
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Pope Aids Famine Fund.

NEW YORK, May S Cp).--A gift of
4 .0O0, 900 lire (about $210,000) by Pope
Plus XII to the China famine relief fund
was announced yesterday by the Society
for the Propagation of the Faith.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
POSTAL CLERKS TO DINE.
Lawmakers to Discuss Pay Legis-
lation at Banquet.

Pending legislation with respect to the
proposal to pay postal night workers at
higher rate and also to grant postal
employees Saturday half holidays
throughout the year will be discussed
by Representatives Kelly of PennSyl-
vania and Mcmillan OF South Carolina
as principal speakers at the annual
banquet of the Washington local of the
National Federation of Post Office
Clerks at the Hamilton Hotel tonight.
Banquet arrangements are in charge
of the following committee: w. T.
Wilkinson, Joseph Hurwitz, o. F.
Sanderfur and Frank Hartman.
Skeletons of about 10000 horses were
found near settlement Of ancient men
at Sollltre France
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Mr.. Pessagno
Engineer


A man Of rare
ability and wide ex.
perience in subdivi.
sion work. To him is
largely due the credit
for the gracefully
winding roads, the
easy, rolling grades
and the preservation
Of the nstural charms
Of Kenwood.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

Our representatives.
vii be al the property
every day. including
Sunday Or, phone Coz
lurailia 7ZSO and we viii
take you for an iuspec-
iion al any time suiting
your convenience.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
LOST.


BAR PIN. platinum top. With small diamond
and four small nearls, finder please return
70 Mary Pearson. southern Railway, Room
3oi. or home. 2l1o 10th st, NV. Apt, "a.
Phone Potomac 3n51.
BlLI.FOLn. brown leather. containing cards.
chautfeur's badge. pawn tickets of no value
J. Rivette care of Cudahy Packing Co, All
l.th sw,
BOSTON nuLis---3 months cid white tore.
head, black spot, answers name "noptey,
Rcwn,d Wisconsin 4la4
car, white and gray close coupled collar
ON neck vicinity OF @@nd aud II NV; rev
ward North 6ilp
EtARklN3, toFqao,ssess 9u St eeti lSth and
ENEGLAss CASE. large hroeate, with livery
Sy9sas.. Sas@s eS"%"k S%ra Nn iFs' Il s,ISS. %tSSs
Hotel MaVnuWrr -
GLASSES toyto,.a she'll weig5es,lay on Y
i Return return % @ loo Il. NV ~ ~. -
GLASSES, tortoise she'll ~ ease OF FraOklin
4 co. tall Pot, 42sd Reward - -.-
HANDBAG lat,y : erowu, containing purse
aGd KsSns. FRANK l., Hess l@et Newton,
hrunkiand ~
HOUND poo. larse biatk aud ian; answers
90 name OF Jack reward Phone Cisve'
ISL, after 7 ~. m.-----" -.
NECkPlECE. brown fur. uear 9th aud u
sts. aw, reward Cali Main noSd hraneh
lIN--~HAF ptu, NnA NiAOtUtttt, = sdpphttNNt
lost THURSDAY morning in Federal AMERICAN
National Bank, Main btS@ ar North poea,
Reward, .
pOtICE nuG~--A months, brown with black
stripe dawn hack yeiiOw breast nanlcd
'latt maia, Reward i4nv0tn olno
PUPPY MAY 6 tu StautnH square, prey
tomtaauiN setter Aprh - 9th -. heApF
rpksF hraWn enVelupe NAV containing
keys Alnau rrd r,,saFv aud ~mah amount OF
mooney Reward Il returned ta pnh Eolh Tue
fnuheld Art - .------'
RiN0~-~l l4a,ls's smali white eoid iovers
knut design set With small dtaWoWls am
sapuhtrns nossihN lost on t4th = t~lWeeh
: AMI 7 Reward = VaA lS2d II
a.
sT BERNARD Doc larae straSed trom
tnton Htll Farm virginia RtWaFd VI te
turned Phone tais Church nhl,N- - -
TWIN. DIAMOND RING engraved "Estclle
from Mother seWard fhone SILVER spI'hk
lhA,
WAFCH~v~ I.a,iy's white gold Waltham watch
Union station cat between hunnht Circle aud
lalh aud sts,, =, 30 am, Call frAhkhn
WRIST WATCH gentlemans white sold rWe'
Vicinity Of N Il and Wlseanaln ave. aud z
II, nv Reward II raturued 20 aA0a n
wRisT WATcnl white sold swls. make
ag May ! On nth =, estygeg 4, !, ave
door. q saI rsI ifsA. ~ e..-.c,.'.,.r.-' ~~ -
Evening star., 1928-05-05
Mr.. Sonneman

1EIHLLSCC
He has been closely
associated with the
Kennedy Broth ers
Company for more
than twenty years and
has 10 his credit many
of WashingtOn's most
beautiful homes. Mr..
sonneman is in full
charge Of our Arebi.
tectufsl Department,
the services of which
are available 80 every
purchaser IN Ken
wood.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
DOgwOod Is Blooming in
All It's Glory at KenwoOd

Wonderful as are ''rhe Cherry Blossoms
in Potomac Park, they are no more beauii-
ful than the dogwood lavishly intermingled
with The fresh green of early Spring, in the
very midst Of which Kenwoods handsome
homes are being erected. Come and see the
dogwood and you will appreciate why it is
called Kenwood, The Beautiful.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
Capt. A. +.
Enquist
Snpt. Ot
(0nsfTuctiOn

His sturdy chsrse.
ter. rugged integrity,
sbiiiiy 20 handle men,
and bic faithful atteD'
lion TO detail have Tor
twenty-five yssTs
piayed sn important
part IN building up
lie reputation oi
kennedy Iiomes. Cap
lain EaqBisi does moi
know how 10 slight
wosk and would mol
II be did He will
have fhsrge ~ oil
home building IN
Kenmood entrusted 10
ouf organization.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

sT BERNARD Doc larne straSed trom
turned phone Falls Church nal,A, -
TWIN DIAMOND RING engraved "Estc'ie
from Matheg''' geWard Phone SILVER spt'nk
Evening star., 1928-05-05

The private Golf and Country Club,
which is an attractive feature of Kenwood,
is open for membership to every resident,
offering the privileges of an exclusive
club, to be enjoyed literally ''right at
home" The Club House is being rapidly
pushed TO completion; the nine-hole golf
course is already constructed; and both
will be available for use within a very
short time. There are also putting greens,
tennis courts, etc., providing every form
of outdoor sport and recreation-without
the crOwding and inconvenience expert
enced in the larger clubs and ON the
public links.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

RtNO~-~IAtiSs = smau white gold lovers
kunt design SET With small dtau'oWl7 and
sapuhifns nossihtv lost ou t4th Il t~lWetA
: AMI 7 Reward A = 0Nl ls2d ! It
Evening star., 1928-05-05

WAF'H~~sI .aay'a white gold Waitham watch,
Union STATEN rar between nunnHt Circle aud
lath and sts,, : 30 ant Cali Frankiin
Evening star., 1928-05-05

The ways and means committee OF
Joppa Lodge Chapter, o. E. S., VIII hold
card party, $3.50 O'Clock, at the oyster
Auditorium, Twenty-sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

pIN-~naF min ons lIam0ud 2 sapphiFes
ioat Thursday mnrning in Fedora, American
National hank Main case ar North paea,
Reward
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HOUND DOG. large hlack and TN answers
10 name of Jack reward fhoue tirFe,
IaSnsI after ii n M ~
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PUPPY MAY 6 iu stanton square nre.
dominautly setter AppN 20 ath si. e.
PURSE. hraWn envelope MAY containing
keys small READ r,saFv aud ~maii anaNW OF
money. Reward Il returned 10 pan goth the
tRuHpil
Evening star., 1928-05-05

NECkPlECE brown fur, ueaf l3th aud u
SITS sw. reward Cali Msin noSd hraneh
Evening star., 1928-05-05

Motor out either
Conneetlcut avenue,
turning vest at Bradley
Lane. or Wisconsin
Avenue turning west
into Bradley Boulevard.
Passing under the via.
duct three short city
squares brings YOU 10
the Kennedy Drive
entrance 10 kenWood.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

HANDBAG lat,y = brown. containing purse
aud small sam of money between Gibson :
AMI Kann's Frank l., Hess, 1891 Newton.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
aEN3l \ ,N,NsSnAltg " Master

tANtOk, The ka,taza segvtce Will hs con
d0ttrd M Coaster Chaptsg 0utler the
auslives ei 40uathaa ha,ts VeA~istasN
gver the ,gym4ass., " she late sublime
fttnee AAMvkL W, TAYLOR 9ee as ~
itth aud ) ssS NV. aa SATURDAY. Nav
g. tasS An IN, Reers AND SuSlissie
fFtnges aF Jonathan Davis CNnAisteFN Na
l. wlll aaseMhse ~ tho aeaVa, aaNlsA nlaes
A. ~ go ?Slaek % assist IN thta seFvlSe,
Nv order ct
-. RENJ y, ARRtNeFoN,. sas,
CtCERO A f4EE 8Ss
keener az sRsis ARd Apchieas
CHI As n, ANDERSON ass,
Evening star., 1928-05-05

ENEGLASS CASE. large hraeatie, with livery
ornament containing pair rtmlsss httocAl
eyeglasses. reward Mrs II A StrouE
Hotel MaHfpWPr As
Evening star., 1928-05-05

PuIdCk nOG~-A months brown with black
stripe a 3Nn hack VvliuW breast, nansed
'lett male. Reward i4neotn aloo. .--.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

WRIST WATCH gentlaman's white Sold rWe.
tansniaf shapadi initlals W n, W., leat iA
vicinity of st and Wisconsin ave, and Y
Evening star., 1928-05-05

The Federation of Citizens Associa-
tions will meet, 8 o'clock, in boardroom
Of the Municipal Building.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

koSE, ON FRIDAY, NAY 4 1898 at his res,.
deOCr. 1879 Calvert Sc nv. JOSEPH
NELSON believed husband et Iou sinus
Rose, fNnerSt serVltcs AZ hts residence,
1917 calvert 81. nv. on MOftdaN. May
az : 80 IN, iNtcfmSat Al R0c& tIs't =
lAanAnlfeN
Evening star., 1928-05-05

ROBINSON. Entered into eternal rest. after
q prolonged illness. on THURSDAY, May 4.
lp2S, At pm, at hts residence. GlSn
Florida ave. NV CORNELIUS W, he,
loved husband of Rachel l.. and dey voted
father Of Ada Cherry. Anne V. Mitchell
Martha NJ Rutland aud sleyd W Robin.
s1a a 4llI esSndaM OF LAME n,ss. S,teaSH
May q, AZ ] so pm. from shiloh Rap-
ust Church. Nth aad L sGs. NV. Rev, J,
Milton Waldf0n, cftclatpg Remains st
thr residence OF his son. 1908 4th st. NV.
Norfolk aud Portsmouth. Va. pApers
Evening star., 1928-05-05

| wRIsr WATCH, white sold. awlsa make
engraving, ahesaia % Malleet tast SATURDAY
Ana Mass. axe. RelNEn eOO 4 e. nv, AVA
Evening star., 1928-05-05

RoSTON nUf1s--~3 months old: white fore.
head black spot, answers name "pcoiey,"
Rw A
Evening star., 1928-05-05

fNNtOk. An oftgvrs sn,t mcntSses e( "a
Finthtau l,,eikN. M Is 4 \ a NJ are
ef,lefVd s. assemble At AtA 81 SN3 Nc
ElntA ave sc U naaR SUWttaN M&N q
lAtS tOe the burmese of arrangius tNF fhe
ttnegai at kgother SAMUEL, " fANlOR
kNuefN {rom tahn Wesley N 4
thnFsb tAth ard EareoFAa sts nv, a.
/ n.Wi
Evening star., 1928-05-05

GLASSES tortoise she'll Wednesday ON II
u between Govt frtntine otiice and snd
u Return 90 TOO Il y. NV. ---
GLASSES tortoise she'll ~ ease OF FraOklin
q 90. OH Pot. 9gNM Rev Arh.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

Oriental Council, Royal Arcanum,
will give complimentary dance, $3.50
o'clock, at Odd Fellows Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
COTTON GOES DOWN
ON FEDERAL REPORT
Government Acreage Increase Fig
ures Have Sharp Bearish
Effect on Market.
By The Associat ted Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 9.-The cotton
market opened steady today at an ad-
vance of to points on moderate de-
mand which appeared to be based on
reports of further showers in Eastern
and central belt sections over Sunday.
Active months sold about to 10
points net higher. but on realizing
around 2254 for October. the market
soon turned easier with that position
selling down to 22.41. or 3 points under
Saturdays closing quotation. Trading
remained comparatively quiet. as II the
market awaited the official acreage fig-
ures. Fluctuations we're narrow with
prices holding close TO last weeks final
quotations at the end of the first hour.
Private cables said early buying by
Bombay in Liverpool had been supplied
by local and London selling and re-
ported slow inquiry for cotton cloth.
with buyers reserved.
The market was quiet later in the
morning with fluctuations compare
lively narrow Liquidation through wire
and commission houses was in compare :
lively small volume and was absorbed
by covering or trade buying on declines
of 4 or 5 points from Saturdays closing
quotations.
The Government report. however
placing the increase in acreage at ia
per cent making the area under cult
walton 46,695, 900 acres, was above ex-
pectations and was followed by more
general selling, which soon sent the
price of October off to 21.e0. or 81 points
net lower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, July 9 lp) UNITED States
Department Of Agricultural Hogs
Receipts. IS 900 head: market mostly
steady 10 10 lower than Saturdays ave-
rage: big packers inactive; top, l1.50,
paid for choice 200 20 $40 pound weights.
Butchers. medium TO choice. $50 to $50
pounds, l0.30ail. 40; 200 to $50 pounds.
10.50ail so: 100 to 200 pounds, f0.00a
1850: 100 TO 100 pounds, e.00all.25.
Packing sows. 9i0alo.4o. Pigs. medium
10 choice. 90 TO 100 pounds, s.5oa1o.25.
Cattle-Receipts. $4,000 head: calves,
1000: mostly steady market: slow; big
killers bidding lower In instances on
weighty steers, 1925 paid for light year.
linRs on outside accounts: good market
on all yearlings Slaughter classes.
steers. good and choice, 800 to 500
pounds, l4.75ai6.00: LOO to 1900
pounds. 14.75ai6.00; $50 TO LOO pounds,
I475a1s.25; common and medium. $50
pounds up, l0l00a14.75. Fed yearlings.
good and choice. $50 to $50 pounds.
l4.50ais.25. Heifers. good and choice.
$50 pounds down. if.25aI5.75: common
and medium. e.50ar4.25. Cows. good
and choice. 9.25al20 90; common and me-
dunn. 7.25a9.25: low cutter and cutter.
s.75sS25. Bulls. good and choice (beefl
e.l0al0.fs: cutter 10 medium, 52Sa9.0 90.
Ve2lefs tmiK-teOt, gooo ana cnoice.
iz.25si6.50; medium. i2,00ai4.50: Gull
and common, 800aI2.00 Etocker and
feeder steers, good and choice faIl
Weights, li.75aI30o; common and me-
dunn, 925s1l.T5.
Eheep--Receipts 1900 head; fat
lambs slow: uneven; most sales and bids
around SO lower: vide spread OF Quail
ity within narrow price range. BheeI
and feeders unchanged. Lambs. good
and choice. l5.50ai6.65: medium, i375a
1880; Gull and common. l0.75ai3.75
Ewes, medium 10 choice $50 pounds
DOWN. 400a7.00; Gull and common
l75a525 Feeder lambs, good ane
choice II T5ai3.50.