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Evening star., 1928-03-27
FIRST LADY FINDS
MOTHER IMPROVED
Mrs. Coolidge Reaches North
ampton to Be at Bedside
of Mrs. Goodhue.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PRESS.
NORTHAMPTON, Mass, March 27-
Mrs. Grace GoodfHIe Coolidge, wife OF
the President, spent. half an hour a. the
bedside Of her aged mother. Mrs. Leralra
GoOdhue, early today after hasty trip
from Washington.
She had been summoned IN the
belief that Mrs Goodhltc's long illness
might not live for more than a few
hours. but when Mrs. Coolidge arrived
1t was to hear the cheering news that
her mother had rallied.
1t was Mrs CooIidge's third visit here
within as many months. She Tas ac-
companied by Lieut. Comdr Joel T.
Boone. the White House physician Who
was here once before with Mrs.
Coolidge; Mrs. r. B. Hills. a girfh0od
friend John Coolidge. her son, and
Jack Hill. an Amherst college friend OF
Johns.
Await Report at Home.
Lieut. Comdr. Boone went at once %
the Dickinson Hospital, where Mrs.
Goodhue has been since last December
while the Presidents wife and her party
waited his report at the Coolidge home
on Massassoit street.
How the White House physician
found the 79-year-Old sufferer he de-
clined to say. referring all inquiries 10
Dr. Justin E. Hayes. Mrs. Goodhues
personal medical adviser Mrs Coolidge
repaired to the hospital after Boone's
return, but she found her mother had
fallen asleep. After half an hours
wait the mother aWoke and her daugh-
ter was admitted The two chatted for
30 minutes, and then Mrs. Coolidge left
Hospital attaches said Mrs. Goodhue
seemed to have enjoyed the visit. DT.
Hayes described his patients condition
as unchanged.
Stricken In December.
Mrs Goodhue was stricken With
influenza last December. She has sur
vived several sinking spells. but sue
ceeding crises have left her incapable
of sustained rallies
At o'clock this morning attendants
at the Dickinson Hospital said that
Mrs. Goodhue seemed a little better
than at the same hour yesterday. when
her condition was very grave. She ap-
peared brighter than the previous day
and apparently had slept we'll through
the night. it vas said.
Evening star., 1928-03-27
,O'DONNELL ON TRIAL
.INFIREMAN'S
AutoiSt Indicted in Collision
Fatal to Hose Cart
Driver.

James O'Donnen. 90 years old. 1913
Fifteenth street southeast, was placed
on trial today before Justice SiddonS, IN
Criminal Division :. TO answer an in
6ictment FOR manslaughter in conncC-
! ton with the death Of Lieut. Samuel L.
callahan Of Fire Engine Company %
callahan was killed July IS last when
the hose cart on which he was riding
was in collision with ODonncuS car Al
the junction Of Bladensburg road and
& Queens Chapel road
OD0nueluS car. il is charged was
being operated AZ IS miles an hour ana
was be.ng followed by a rum chasing
police car az tho time. After COlhdine
! with the hose cart il is stated, O'Don-
nell'S machine ran into two other ma
chimes
? The progress Of the trial was delayed
While Attorneys James A O Shea and
John II Burnett. for the defense
launched an attack on the new court
rule DENYING 20 counsel the right 10
examine separately the members Of the
Jury panel on their VOir dire in order
to find out information on which they
NAV exercise the peremptory challenges
given them under the Law.
Contention Overvuled.
Assistant United states Attorney
RAYMOND Neudecker. who is conducting
the prosecution. made no argument in
opposition 10 tho position taken by coun-
sci for the defense The court over
ruled the contentious Of the defense
LAWYERS Executions to the rulings were
taken BY the defense.
O'Shca and Burnett insisted that tho
right to question Jurors IS obtained from
the common law and the court may
make changes only in statutory enact
nentS under section 65 of the District
code. The right has become established
BY custom. they said. and has become
q vested right Of a defendant. The new
rule, II was claimed is discriminatory
because 1t applies only 70 criminal cases,
while voir dire examinations may sun
be allowed IN civil cases. and amounts
70 class legislation by the court ana
denies 10 the defendant the equal pro-
lection of the law. The lawyers also
pointed out that the court Is empoW-
cred only to make rules TO render more
simple. effective, inexpensive and eX-
pecitious the remedy in all suits, &C
lions and proceedings, and they as
serted the denial of the right OF exam
ination does none Of these things. Coun-
sci also asserted the new court order
should be signed by at least three JUS
tices and not by the chief justice alone
Provisions of New Rule.
The new rule adopted January 6 Dy
the Court in General Term. at which
we're present Chief Justice Mccoy and
Justices Stafford. Siddons and Bailey,
provides: That rule 20 Of Law Rules
be. and it hereby is, amended by adding
thereto a paragraph as follows: In
criminal cases the examination Of
Jurors upon voir dire shall be conduct
ed by the justice. Counsel may suggest
such questions as they desire 70 have
put, and the justice shall put them II
IN his opinion they are proper
The new rule upSets the practice Of
many years in the local courts, and was
passed with the idea Of expediting the
selection Of the jury in criminal cases
Evening star., 1928-03-27
HUSBAND AND WIFE HELD;
ACCUSED OF FIST FIGHT
Albert Connor and His Mate Ar
rested While Airing Domestic
Troubles In Public.

A window beneath the quarters of
the Detective Bureau Is not healthy
place TO air family difficulties, II was
learned last night by Albert Connor.
35. and his wife. Mrs. Elinor X. Connor.
23, OF prominent downtown hotel.
Headquarters Detectives Dennis Culli-
name and Lawrence j, O'Dea. who we're
assigned To- night duty, had the VIM
dow on the Fourteenth street side of
the District Building open to admit the
balmy air when the sound OF scutile
on the sidewalk awakened them from
their iethnrgY
Arriving at the front door they found
Mr. and Mrs, Connor engaging In a
tistic combat. they say, so arrested both
and charged them with disorderly con-
duct Connor furnished bail for him
self and left his wife Mt headquarters,
II Is said, returning to bail her out after
she attempted to tear telephone out
and otherwise damage the fixtures.
Evening star., 1928-03-27
Cultivate Childrens Sense of Humor
To Bring World Peace, Grew Suggests

b. Time goes on, the governments
and Darliamentg and the public of the
nations become more optimistic an re-
CARDS their neighbors, more cheerful
aud - tending ~ smile rather than
se0wi upon other nations about them,
more tolerant 0f divergent views IN poii-
tics and religion more courteous IN the
conduct of Their relations and thuG less
Iiabie ~ give otfonse. more cultured.
and thus more able tG appreciate the
culture of other nations and withal
p1EseebinR that sense of hlnnr which
reduces mountains ~ mGlehiIle and
smn0thes away potential friction with
4 laugi Why. there you hn /" my peace
plan. snd ! c0nfide II willingly ~ y0ll
mothers, teachers, guides. cmnAel0rs
aud friends f0f II Is you and you only
VINO can put u into sfteet,R
Evening star., 1928-03-27
W0MEN'S AID is SOUGHT
IN MARKET CONTROVERSY
Club Delegates Urged 70 Have Or
Ranizations Protest Location
South of Avenue.

The delegates of the District Ped
GRAFTON u WOmena Clubs were told yes
lerday by their president, Mrs. ViT-
glHIa White Speel, ~ urge their clubs
~ write W the Senate District com
ni}tec protesting against the location
9f tHe Farmers Market south ~ Penn
sy.yaTa avenue aud particularly
against the STALKER bill which provides
only d wholesale maIket The meeting
asLG ln the ltopseyrIi Hotel was at
tended by about 100 delegates
Vincent T.. IoOmey. an attorney. also
addressed the federation on the market
question He explained the provisions
u me Stalker Diu and also advocated
that site he selected north " Penn
sY.yanla avenue fgr the Farmers Mar
ret II was pointed out that The mar
ke1 should he placed where a. Is most
coDYenlent " those HhD are going 10
pay ipr lt
Evening star., 1928-03-27

Confined from Rrst Page
W Weeks. Secretary Of War in the
Harding caDlHet, and par, 10 Senator
= Coleman c. Fg4t ~ Delaware all
tof Use IL alDlHg out the party deficit
The laa goVerulug publicity ~ ram
L&lgn contributions remained IN force
ug4iA 1925 Wben II was TepCG5kd with
1ne enactment II the present Federal
c2TF4p1 practices acl,
Package story Exploded.
hfJer . careful inquiry investigators
fQE Else committee have exploded the
s1gry received Dy Chairman Rye dur
lLg fEe recent hearings a. Chicago ~
rEe ef7ec' ta2t Z mysterious package
bear3ag the return address ~ . Sir
clair cI company and addressed "
IsSoc.4te Justice Frederick l.. Eidoonf
II lle DlEtElct u Columbia Supreme
court mac bern MaAsenl " Washing
ggG H.
Tke report II the investigator shows
tfst tse s1ggy Had as origin with y
telegraph Cyera1gr la ne Illinois DgWn
n1lg aa.c H. had overheard . message
passing oYeF fne wires directing thai
t1e pacIs2e ~ TesHlppeo " Justice
eicGoEs VIM has presided ln tt4e trial
~ oesefal - 8le I'll eaaes 4 check
- Uls 5eleIfapE Company records
showed there was ~ such message aud
an ezsgnlGat ton ~ ire gDOkE ~ the ex~
gFsss eLFLDa1y ctacs8sed thai 10 pa1K-
sge a1cgeseG " justine Etdcons Bac
been geleIgea ~ W4shlng1u H.
Report 10 ~ Recorded.
Chairman kye Eaa lalc fns gepofi II
tgf 3n4est.Ra8gfs DcfgIe Justice fjddDug
sne gl&nf " Haks u part ~ fhe
permanent felD5G u We committee
Eftef public bearings ere RESUMED
CkAamaI Nge withheld comment bD-
cay - tie aecDuc letter concerning
t3.e geat<yl DDD4e CobUpYeF1y written
~ hlm w Cgy smith ~ New YWk
pending Yece2gG Of lGe communication
Senator Et9yinson. Republican. tudI'
ana nas cefefyed cgHgleflgu " h5i
bDeeah On the heW IDfk governor and
tlle HIaglt ogI MATTER yHeA thf fstafE
II EeuaDyf Wash. tDe coH4mitJee ptcae-
c8Dyr. Wno Ess zgue " attend ths
funeral of 6eHaD9f FerfA VI Michigan
Evening star., 1928-03-27

CAMBhIDGE, Mass March n tA9l. .--
Discovery Of q new comet by OiaoObini
at Nice. France. was made known today
at the Harvard Observatory. where
report ot the astronomers observation
was received The comet was described
aa being VI low visibility and travelling
@JuthWard rapidly Its position at the
time II was first observed was approx
mateiy degrees north of the star Orion
"a the southwestern SKY.
Evening star., 1928-03-27
10 Whaling Ships Reported Lost.

MuRMANsK. u. S. S. R. March 81
tP,-~Ten Norwegian whaling vessels
are reported wrecked and their crews
drowned near Cape Kanin In the White
Sea, as the result of a terrific Winter
gale and SnOWStOrm -Four other YES
sells with As sailors we're rescued hy four
Russian steamers. which responded fo
calls for help and carried food and
clothing 70 the whaling fleet.
Evening star., 1928-03-27
Norris Asks Recall
OF Marines TO Guard
.Deneen's Residence

The bombing Of Senator Charles S.
Deneen's house In Chicago last night
was called to the attention Of the
Senate today by Senator Norris of
Nebraska.
The newspapers carry the start
ling report that the house of the
Senator from Illinois was bombed in
chicago said Senator Norris. Sen
ators who have influence with Presi-
dent Coolidge should suggest to him
that some of the Marines in Mic
aragua be withdrawn and sent to
Chicago. 1t appears that American
property is safer in Nicaragua than
in Chicago"
Senator Deneen was seated few
feet away from Senator Norris. but
made no comment in reply to the
Nebraskan.
Evening star., 1928-03-27
Dry Chiefs Start to Lay Plans to Keep
Liquor Away From National Convention.

Plans were launched today at the
Treasury Department 10 keep the boot.
leggers out of Houston Tex. ana Kan
aas City. Mo. during the conventions
this Summer of the political PARTIES
Ar Oftcdal. assistant commissioner
of prohibition, left Washington last
night. and Is on his way 10 Kansas
City to map out the campaign OF the
Prohibition Bureau for preventing Vio-
lation Of the law In that city
Evening star., 1928-03-27
PRAISES HUGHES WORK.
House Member Urges Havana En-
voy Be Publicly Thanked.

BY the Associated Prrss
The work of Charles Evans Hughes
at the Havana Pan~Amcrican Congress
was called 20 the attention of the
House foreign affairs committee today
by Representative Bacon. a New York
Republican. who urged approval Of his
resolution 10 extend the thanks OF Con-
gress to the former Secretary OF State
The Havana conference will be con-
sidered milestone on the path toward
permanent international good will and
understanding Bacon said, 1T Is the
first time In any international confer
ence that obligatory arbitration OF judi
cial disputes has been unreservedly ad-
vocated and the first time II has ever
been adopted"
Evening star., 1928-03-27
P0MERENE LEAVES OHIO
FOR FALL QUESTIONING
Government Counsel Will Conduct
Cross-QuiZ After Sinclair At
torneys Take Deposition.

by the Associated Press
CLEVELAND. March 27.--Former
Senator Atlee Pomerene Of special Gov
ernment counsel in the Teapot Dome
oil lease fraud case left last night for
FL PaSo. Tex, TO question Albert B.
Fall, aged and ailing former Secretary
Of the Interior.
Pomerene intends to cross examine
Fall after depositions are taken by at
torneys for Harry F. Sinclair. oil mag
nate. who faces retrlal alone soon on
charges Of conspiracy TO defraud the
Government The first Sinclair-Fall
trial was declared a mistrial
Pomerene expected questioning OF
Fall TO require several days.
Evening star., 1928-03-27

Ihe ofhcial announcement Of the rea-
son for thtS activity was couched at
the Treasury In very diplomatic terms.
referring 70 prevention OF untOW ard
circumstances" IN either of the two
cities
From Kansas City Oftedal will 80
70 Galveston, TeX. a port rear h0uS-
ton, and line up an organization IL pre-.
vent the smuggling ot hQuor To HoaS-
ton
Evening star., 1928-03-27

CHICAGO. March 81 Examination
OF camel skull found recently in Utah
has convinced Prof. Alfred S, Romer,
palennt0logist at the University of Chi
Oago that native cameis believed eN~
tinct for 800, 900 years lived In the
western part of the United states In
comparatively recent times,
Flesh still adhered to the skull, the
general appearance OF which indicated.
Dr Romer said that the animal lived
quite possibly as late as 100 years ago "
THE most obvious explanation seemed
to be that the skull was one Of an i'm
ported dromedary released In the South
west IN the 70s Hut close examination
revealed that while II was undoubtedly
a member Of the camel family, Il diff
Tered IN II particulars tTom The skull
Evening star., 1928-03-27
DR.. POLLING SPEAKS.
New York Minister breaches at
Midday Service.

God was described as "a God Of
benevolent moral and intelligence pur-
pose and possessing a definite PERSONAL
ity. in a sermon by DR., Daniel A. Pol
ing Of New York al midday Lenten ssrv-
ices in the New York Avenue PreSoy-
terrain Church today.
Rev. E. Pinkuey Wroth. rector OF
Christ Episcopal Church. Georgetown.
presided at the services. DR.. Polling
who Is pastor OF the Marble Collegiate
Church and president of the Interna-
tiOnal Society of Christian Endeavor.
viii deliver the sermon at services in
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church again tomorrow
Evening star., 1928-03-27
Italians Flock 10 Argentine

EOlE. EsIca ~ t9t 1spie U.an 81
Bsf cent ~ nalya 1871 eHIgJaEJs vent
- tAe Argentine DGe.al figures re-
ieaao yesterday s.ste tbat tEe UH4tAd
States aD5UDe6 - 9ga " tLe zzs 03z
tgl8. #he5eaa 1Q4as UeDt - Argentina
FJs.es Hsc.4c.Hg tAe pflHclpaAty ii
lgfLseo renewed 80 Js5 about Is PR
cent ~ tne Dgtal hngiher contingent
syf 1883 Went ~ BWjiHsrlsnd,
Evening star., 1928-03-27
100000 in Whlsky stolen,

FRESNO Caht. March 81 tAA -
Whisky valued at $4,000 was stolen
from internal revenue warehouse No Z
2 miles south nf here, by hand nf
Aix men. who oyefpowered aud bound
two WaGthmen laAt night.
Evening star., 1928-03-27
BAND CONCERT.
TODAY

ny the United States Soldiers Home
Band Orchestra, at Stanley Hall. at
D 40 pm, John Il Nj, zimmerman,
bandmaster
March, Beau Ideal" ....,.,,.,. Sousa
Overture. LA Buriehque" ..,t. auppe
Transcription. "Andantine" H., Lamare
Scenes from musical comedy. "fhe
Velvet Lady" ".........,....,.H Herbert
Fox ~tr0t. mo Wonder I'm Happy" Akht
Waldteutel
Finale, rs II Possible THAT Hhe
Loves Me2" 2".................. DiXen
THE Star Apangled Banner"
Evening star., 1928-03-27

United States and Russia grow the
most wheat In l026 the United states
produced ha3 900 900 bushels and Hllsr
sIa 100 900 900 bushels, according 10 The
Liberty Magazine,
Evening star., 1928-03-27

Excavations at BeiSan show that this
ancient city was inhabited fOr more
than $500 years, up 60 early Arabic
times.
Evening star., 1928-03-27
PLAN TO PROMOTE
NATIONAL OPERA
Prominent Women Ask Sup.
port of Washington for
Concert in April.

Appealing 10 the citizens of Wash
nston to stand strongly back OF the
Washington National Opera a COM
mittee of prominent women who are
patrOneSSeS Of the opera today an
nounced a special opera concert Tor
next month.
Heading the committee supporting
the opera are Mrs. Nicholas LongWorth,
Mrs. Stephen B. ElkinS Mrs. Frederick
c. Hicks and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman
The concert will be held the evening
Of April %, at o'clock, in the large
ballroom of the Mayfiower Hotel Paul
Althouse. tenor. and Rosa Low. So
pranO. have donated their services tor
the occasion Both artists are popular
among patrons Of grand opera In Wash
ington
Seen as Outstanding Event.
The concert is expected to be one O
the outstanding events of the local
musical and social season Committee
members have agreed to undertake the
sale Of boxes and seats and to attend
the concert with parties Of guests
Conflicting social functions will be
avoided. il is stated.
The time has come when every one
in the city Of Washington should stand
strongly DenllO the WOrk OF the WASH
ington National Opera" Mrs Tucker
man declared in announcing the con-
cert on behalf of the committee. "Mr
Albion has done q remarkable work ir
bringing the Washington National
Opera TO its present high standard OF
artistic excellence. and has achieved ar
enviable record as a business executive
in handling the complex affairs of the
opera as well as directing its artistic
development.
Artists Invited to Serve.
Both Miss Low and Mr.. Althouse
we're asked 10 give the concert because
OF their successes achieved In the last
appearances in opera here. Rosa Low
stopped the show" when she sang the
waltz song as Musetta in La Bohene"
with the Washington National Opera
last season, and Mr. Althouse's singing
Of Siegmund In Die Walkure" In the
international festival IN February
proved a sensation to opera initiates.
Perfection OF further details Of the
concert viii be the subject of another
committee meeting which has been
called for 1870 O'Clock on Saturday
morning in the home Of Mrs. Hicks at
1902 Eighteenth street.
Evening star., 1928-03-27
BILL ON MEMORIAL
HIGHWAY APPROVED
BY HOUSE COMMITTEE

Continued from First Page
Evening star., 1928-03-27
HAYS FACES NEW
SINCLAIR INQUIRY
BEFORE SENATORS

Confined from Hrst Page J
Evening star., 1928-07-02
Farm Agricni- Non Aerl-
Purchasing tuFal cultural
HfslHf. EILGna RfiGH&
.Copyright, 1921
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, July 2 (H'l Omitted States
Department Of Agriculture Hogs
Receipts. 4s,000 head: market mostly
25 to 80 higher than Fridays average,
packing sows. 10 to IS higher. top,
Ills. paid for choice 200-260 pound
weights. Butchers, medium TO choice
2o0-350 pounds, l025all.l5, 200-250
pounds, 1025ali.l5; 10000 pounds
960af115; 130~i60 pounds 860al085
Packing soWs, 875a9 85 Pigs, medium
to choice, o0-l30 pounds, 8.00a985,
Cattle - Receipts, 10000 head -~
Calves, 5000; runaway market on fed
steers and yearlings, 5 to rs higher
spots more on in-between grades; 1880
paid for light and weighty steers, 1925
for yearlings. Slaughter classes steers.
good and choice, l,300-l 500 pounds,
l425al5,50 l.l00~l 400 pounds, i4,25a
1850, 950-i 100 pounds, f4l0alh.h0,
common and medium. $50 pounds up.
10o0al4.25. Fed yearlings. good and
choice, 750-950 pounds, 1400al $50
Heifers. good and choice, $50 pounds
down, i3.75al6,25, common and medi~
um, 9.S0al3.75. Cows. good and choice
975ai2.00; common and medium IT'S
a9,To, low cutter and cutter, 6,00a7 75.
Bulls, good and choice (beeD, 950a
1918, cutter to medium. 750a9 So
Veelers tmilk-fed, good and choice
l350al6,00, medium .50a1360. Gull
and common, 800al1 So Stoeker and
feeder steers good and choice call
Weights, ll.75al300; common and me-
dium. 925ali7S
Sleeps Receipts, $4,000 head; fat
lambs, 5 to 20 lower; native fairly, ae~
tive at downturns westerns, slow.
throwouts, natives rs to 35 down quail
lty considered. Sheep and feeding lambs
unchanged, lambs, good and choice
t92 pounds DOWN ib00alG3 36. medium,
l350al600 Gull and common, i0.a0a
1880 Ewes, medium to choice u5n
pounds down. 400a7 90, Gull and COM
mon, 76ab. IS feeder lambs. good and
choice, l275ai3,60
Evening star., 1928-07-02
TRADING IS LIGHTER
ON CURB EXCHANGE
BanCitaIy Shares Active.
Noranda Mines Strong.
Liquidation Evident.
BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN.

Special DlSoatca a. The star.
NEW YORK. July Notwithstand-
ing that midyear outside money re-
Quivemcnts had for the most part been
| taken care of fears Of hardening money
/ tendencies held speculation i'll check
| today II was another session of de-
olining volume on the Curb Exchange
with noteworthy price changes confined
To comparatively few issues.
Bancitaly Corporation shares again
held speculative attention principally
because of the activity in the stock,
Expectations of a favorable statement
Of operations to be issued within the
next few days resulted in higher prices
during the first half session. but the
price subsequently dropped more than
6 points from the days best Above
lit it compared with last weeks final
Of 12l34.
The special operation in progress all
during the past week in Noranda Mines
kept on carrying the price to a new
high across AZ Buying. said to be for
the account of prominent banking in
terestS. had as its inceative reports Of
favorable ore discoveries at the prop
erty. NeWmont Mining was prominent
crossing l6i for n gain of some ;
points,
While these special movements were
In progress d good deal OF liquidation
was in evidence elsewhere, although de-
clines were limited A sudden run-up
in Dominion Stores proved nothing
more than fiash-in-the-p and the
price came off as quickly as it had
been bid up.
Mohawk Valley responded moderate
ly 10 the announcement that stock
holders have been offered SIS share
for their minority stock In lieu Of
cash they may exchange their Mohawk
holdings on the basis of five shares of
Mohawk common for three shares of
preferred and three shares of common
stock Of the Rochester Empire Power
Corporation. The offer was made in
connection with the recent acquisition
from the New York Central of 5lI430
shares Of Mohawk by E. L. Phillips and
associates. The stock was selling in the
market today Just under 73.
Oil shares fiuctuated over a narrow
range. Motors were little changed and
quiet. while majority of utilities
worked toward low levels. Raising of
the rate on new call funds in the after
noon from the renewal rate of 7l2
per cent to s, and finally 10 per cent
brought out more liquidation.
Evening star., 1928-07-02
WOOL TRADE SPOTTY.

BOSTON. July 2 Especially Business
in Ohio fleece woods continued spottv
as the week started in the Boston wool
market. although top makers have
taken few lots of three -eighths blood
at 56 cents and quarter blood at 55
cents. The bulk of territory wool sales
consist of half blood. Fine territory
was quoted at 1.15a120, clean basis:
French combing at LOCAL 10, half blood
at l.12aII5, three-eights blood at
1.08a110 and quarter blood at LOS. Fine
Ohio tieeces were quoted at so cents.
grease basis; half blood at 5la52. three
eighthS blood at 56 and quarter blood
at SIS.