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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
WARE MAN QUITS
SENATE RECOUNT
Objects That Wilson and
SIuSh Fund Group Have
Too Many Watchers.

BY the Associated Press.
Representatives of William. S. Ware
Withdrew today from the organization
set up to conduct the recount In the
Pennsylvania senatorial election which
has been contested by William b.
Wilson.
Harry Kunzel, a county commissioner
II Philadelphia, who had been named
supervisor for Mr.. Ware. left the count
ing room when he was oyerruIcd on q
complaint that there We're too many
representatives present for Mr.. Wilson
and the Senate campaign funds COM
mittee.
Objects TO Number.
NJ Kunzel complained against six
representatives for the campaign funds
committee and also objected that Rob-
ert Carson OF Pennsylvania constituted
an additional representative for Mr.
Wilson.
Senator Waterman. Republican. OF
Colorado chairmail OF the elections
subcommittee which was to start the
recount for Allegheny County today
ruled against KuIlZell While Kunzell
vas communicating with Philadelphia
rs to the next step the recount was
delayed
Meanwhile, Senator Reed. Democrat.
Missouri. chairman OF the campaign
funds committee. was going ahead with
an inspection Of the Philadelphia ball
lot in the 1926 PENNSYLVANIA election in
another room in the Senate Office
Building.
Count Proceeds.
Despite the withdrawal Of Kunzel.
Chairman Waterman went ahead with
to start the Allegheny
County count The first Of the i'm
pounded ballot boxes was brought into
The room, where clerks were assembled
about long wooden tables Photog-
raphers were admitted and then Mr..
Waterman said the recount would pro-
coed
On floor below counsel for Mr..
Ware were in consultation and there
we're limitations that all representation
would be withdrawn also from the Reed
committee room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
SMITH-FOR.P RESlDENT
CLUB is FORMED HERE
Charles W. Darr Named Head os
orsaniaation--Mas Meeting
Is Planned.

The Al Smith bora WAS launched
formally III Washington Yesterday With
formation ~ Smi,h-fcr- President
Club. with officers III the Southern
Building Charles W pagr, we'll Known
Washington attorney and Col Refer,
Y Harper. president OF the District Ma
.lonal Bank. have been chosen presi-
dent and treasurer. respectively,
Under tentative plans q the club,
mass meeting to move Ire Smith
ooom along proper paths ard Weld INTO
unit the Smith supporters ~ the
District II Columbia y "a Ne held Il,
the near {tlsurr. probably az The Wash
lnstcu Auditorium. the purpose seirS
~ obtain the SIN sotrS whtcG Ire TlS~
,rtct Will cast III ,he Houston conNen-
iiOn,
\ similar club has been formed IL
Arlington County. with Headquarters a,
Clarendon. called she Ncfthe:n Er~
stusa Smith fSy- President Cllgo Thomas
=. IN,an. attorney ~ Washington and
Virginia, heads the organization. ara
dSrlayvS thas an aCtIyr campaign -
line up convention Nc{s$ M.1 N's,a a.
once The Nfslnsa csSanssatisG $ee$
Cpv. Byrd ~ VIRGINIA installed AZ
smiths running mate,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
CLOTHES AND GEMS
TAKEN BY BURGLAR
Two Women Report Theft in
Home-Church Is
Entered.

Wearing apparel and iewelry valued
at 800 were stolen last night from the
home Of Miss Rosa Armstrong and Miss
Evelyn figh,foot, i4is Florida avenue.
they reported to police A fur coat and
two dresses were taken from Miss Arm
strong's room while Miss t4ightfoot was
robbed Of bar pin
A thief last night ranSacked the
apartment Of Josephine Smith IaiS
Second street. and made away with
four dresses valued at $50 she told
police. The burglar gained entrance by
forcing front window.
Apartment Looted.
Thirty dollars IN cash. q revolver VAL
ued ut $50 and childs bracelet we're
reported stolen Yesterday from the
apartment Of Joseph NJ Geuelll. on the
third floor Of 9lS street. by n burglar
who gained entrance by using Jimmy
Mrs. Cons'iellc Chappelle. 1927 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast. reported ~
police that her handbag containing 500
In bills and pair Of Gun links Was
stolen from her while She was IN IA store
Yesterday.
Police were told OF the ranSacking Of
the study at the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church, John Marshall place between c
and y streets, Sunday night, by IN
truders who made a fru,tleSS search for
money, Desk doors and drawers were
found tsmmied open and the contents
Strewn on the floor. but nothing was
taken
Church Is Entered.
immaculate Conception Church,
Eighth and N streets. was visited BY 4
burglar last night HE entered thro,,gh
door that had been leu untaSienees,
police were told, i,rimted inner doors
and poor boxes but found only bunch
Of keys
A wedding ring and $50 in cash
disappeared from the apartment IT
Joseph Silcott, second floor q! SOLO u
street, early Sunday night. and lauis
hieh'of, 1877 t.aniey place, told III the
taxing VI two suits vi clothes from his
tailoring establishment At that number
last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
PLUNGES TO DEATH
FROM HOSPITAL. WINDOW
Woman, Suffering From Bullet
Wound, Leaps Five Floors
IN Richmond.

HifitBotD. Va, February Z Nr --.
FitnIgtnE fiHnI nilh fiunr Window of
Il hospital herr to-day, Mit Hugh H.
Itahtes ~. was Instantly 'kjIled She
Aaa a tEails tit at lie in&titutinii, where
aiir war lfiig lrehtcd iol ii buii,t a'tiuu
III lrf chfsi received uu january j
Mt> tihbHSg Is @ald II have been nioije
IA tier irur Nittt ale ir' ciYtd His bal
let tstttd ana ht1 husband al Los tinr
stated tilht ilf btIlrstd II Ia have lcv
suited fitiiiI all accident
THE Woman had iuht had btenkias,
hijd The nurse Had ttitufd IN tive The
Tray t0 al nrdfIly when Mrs uabneY
approached the siidDW aud plunged 10
hti death D1 ihs lawn llvs ti,,nta down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
TRADE BODY BACKS
HOSPITAL SCHOOL
Plans Active Support of Move
for Aid to Crippled
Children.

The movement for establishment OF a
hospital school for crippled children In
the District OF Columbia. similar to the
plan in Baltimore and other cities, will
be supported actively by the Washing
ton Board OF Trade, 1t was decided by
the board of directors Of the organiza-
ton Yesterday afternoon.
It has been proposed that an addition
TO Children's Hospital here be erected
for the use of such school. The plan
was approved in principle by members
OF the board at recent meeting.
It was pointed out by E. j. Murphy
chairman Of the executive committee OF
the board. that Washington now has no
such facility.
The board Of directors also author
lied the publishing of $4,000 pamphlets
containing views OF monumental struc-
lures In the District Of Columbia taken
from the Book OF Washington" pub
lished recently by c. c. McDevi't under
sponsorship OF the Board OF Trade.
w w Everett. first vice president OF
the board resigned as national coun-
cilor to the Chamber of Commerce Of
the United States for the trade body.
and Mr. Murphy was nominated by Ed
win c. Graham. president OF the board
anu approved oS tne ulIeCtorS I'd Iiti tHe
vacancy. The change was made due TO
the fact that Mr.. Everett Is In line for
election as president OF the Board OF
Trade soon.
Odell S. Smith was extended the con-
gratulations. OF the directors for his
work as general chairman Of the COM
mttee, which arranged for the annual
Midwinter dinner meeting held last
Saturday night.
New members were admitted TO the
board as follows: II. F. Hawken, w. NJ
McKclvy. Frank NJ Mclaughlin. Louis
Bolduc Montfort. DR. Terrell Moody, Ar
thur E. Powell. IT,: William S Pratt.
Fred 6. Sinclair X. T. Sullivan and
John o. Thornton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
VIRGINIA PLANNING
COM MISSION ASKED
Ball Introduces Bill TO Provide
Board for Alexandria. Ar.
lington and Fairfax.

special Dispatch Ia The star.
RICHMOND. Va. February state
Senator Frank Ball this afternoon In
PRODUCED bin into the state Lcgisla-
lure to provide for the formation al 4
park and planning commission for the
metropolitan districts OF Alexandria,
Arlington County and such parts NJ
Fairfax County as may come within the
suburban area Of the National Capital,
The commission would be composed
Of three members appointed by the city
council Of Alexandria three by the SUI
pervisorS OF Arlington County and three
by the supervisors OF Fairfax County
Its function would be to map out and
plan such development as may take
place IN the suburban area OF Washing
ton, and II would he authorized to en-
ploy u competent city pinnnrr to aid II
In this work
The commission could exprnd no pub
lie funds unless they are appropriated
by the Alexandria council and the
county supervisors However. the cont
mission could spend ut It's viii any
money received from private individuals.
corporations, associations or others who
might be Interested IN the community
development
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
LETTERS NOT ILLEGAL.
Officials Here Believe Florida Bank
Warnings Were Within Law.

Az the Post Once Department ard
the Department o. Justice II vas SAID
thar there Is no Federal law against the
sending Of an anonymous letter
Severe penalties attach 10 using The
mails for the direct purpose ~ cef-auc-
ing, and there are other penalties. such
as for sending obscene matter through
he mails. but officials said TO penalty
attached 70 mere anonymous letter
Unless IL could oe definitely proven 10
!alate one Of the specific Federal laws.
AZ both departments concerned here
the first though. Q, officials was that
nothing could be done in The Florida
ease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
ADOLF x. BtRTk RETIRES
FROM COMMITTEE POST
BeVs4 Appropriations Body Pre-
sent1 Wa'rh - C!eF. Eftff
10 Years SeFYiFe.

~ l4gzfl4f f&GfypF s4s bsSfGYtG ~.
IrIgf u ttat'a MO yeilFfC tD9s !
stEsy ~ ytats II sefY5's ~ elftk ~ ~
icIte appropriations committee when
g. a meeting ~ re f4u rGtHUlttee ptY
Il pDfat3s ATOMS ttfDfestTs'ai}Pe NOM ~
Ife.a4sa pffafh'tc IN Eat'a win +
p.sa}GQns Na.ct3 ai,c fi4a.s. bfaEtlR ihe
.n!loEIHg 1851 ptltf4
.Fgt,@uirG "a Adst r., i.Agta ~
aatn.,stH - c'fnjAsitre - spptrpf}a-
isp'ss enc s:af' UJtsse II ts"Drsa'tin-
awe tsniYty ~ 1923
M Eatta y1ip i4as n irst ~ ffeHfs
nj Vie fsWtpi ttas Jfs1gtstH fgpn tgf
e.. f-sBrf,-ilf seFqs'e ~ pfa'tl's IL 81
Vaa}i.nF't}n Specializing ja epi49l ea&ioh~
q! dua oe.,ag tniti ItsI lnatt%tE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
Girl, IS, Sobs in Court As She Pleads
Guilty to Passing Bad Checks Here

with her ia,.ntv air Aune ana traces
" black pcrpns Through hieaehed
h,nnd uenass, Eolia June Dodd 10 wears
old 1904 Mckinley street, s,'hlrd as
she pleaded guilty Ia Ave charges vi
paasing bad checks before Judge John
r, MoMahen In the United states
branch of Police Court this morning
Hof case was referred tn the piohation
officer for investigation aud report
on February u
Mlas nndd was brought hum War
isnion, Va. January IL hy iteadauat-
ters Detectives liza keek aud h W
rhampsan Al ths tine aI har a,teas
slle was charged With forging ,he name
Ut hsr cousin, Ailas ruth hoila nodd
Ut th,ltlm terrace, 10 svNen checks
The charge m which abe Vas asralsned,
however was changed N the lnAsvl Ut.
tenss VI pAsailla had eAseka.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
TRACK OPPOSITION
HELD PREMATURE
Reports That Kennedy Street
Will Have Double Line
Are Denied.

Agitation o! Kennedy street residents
over reports that the Capital Traction
Co is planning 10 double track its Ken
nedy street line Is premature, the Pub
lie Utilities Commission announced to-
day In answer TO protest signed by SO
property owners OF the street The car
company also denied that any such
plans have been made. explaining that
the report originated In a talk by John
II. Hanna. It's president, before the
Manor Park Citizens Association. in
which he said that II Congress fails to
authorize traction merger the COM
pany Will improve service on the line
and probably ada another track.
Meanwhile ut meeting OF the Citi-
Gems Association OF Takoma. u. C., in
the Takoina Branch Library last night, II
Was announced that the company will
double-track the line from Fourteenth
ana Kennedy streets to Takoma Park.
provided the Utilities Commission an
proves. IN The event OF the failure Of the
proposed merger. II was also announced
mat service had been improved on the
me as RESULT OF new schedule which
went into effect yesterday. wv
School Gym Approved
Harvey l.. Haisht OF the school com.
hittee announced that the present bin
Wiofe congress and approved by the
budget includes an appropriation for
~. hou'ioi or gymnasium and audi.
toiiuin To the Takoma public school
y. T. sullivan and H.. IT, Hibbs Of the
laws and legislation committee report :
cd on The recent conference before the
members OF the House appropriation
committee relative 10 matters IN the
iakoinh Park section The necessity
'oT paving the east side of Piney Brancl,
inho ana Whittier street. between
seventh and Georgia avenue, will be
taken up with the District authorities
WIN view 70 the improvement of
these roadways
Lewis A. Jones chairman Of the
street and light committee, urged the
association To request the Federatio
OF Citizens' Associations TO urge the en-
!nreement OF the regulations requiring
MI gas. water and sewer mains he laid
prior 10 the construction OF permanent
roadWaya.
Approve Fire House.
The location 81 d fire company IN
The vicinity of 1akoma Park vt The ut .
gent request ~ tho Sixteenth street
Hclghta Citizens Association was
recommended by &, 4. King of the t1rs
ana police committee, During the prog .
fesh of his report John T.. Taylor. presi.
dent OF the Sixteenth Street Heights As
sociation. accompanied by J. H. Wilson.
Paul r. Schmidt and Thomas J. Me-
IifetIi, visited the association. President
Taylor addressed the nerting. streas~
Ing the need of better flre projection III
The vicinity of Alaska avenue at the
DiAtfict line,
ffetldcpt Horace w. Whitaker an
n"tihcedt the appointment vt e. G. King,
chairman, William leaVitt aud II *.
Hobart Nj members ~ the ttre and pos
lioe committee of the lakon,a Aaaocia~
ton
htlDits ~ tho activities of the Fed
eration of Citlsei,a' Associations Wers
presented by III. ID NJ Shoemaker amt
1eane q. antcs. delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
ONE MISSING, 5 HURT
IN TRAIN SMASH-UP


BY the AssDTated Piess,
CHICAGO. FEBRUARY 7~~One person
II missing and I'VE passengers were
slightly injured today when AL east
bound Chicago. Burlington 81 Quincy
itaiifoad passenger train crashed
through ii bridge spanning Wyacunda
Greek Il small stream near ihfny. Mo.
according ~ information tefeiVrd ut
the talItpad c0mpanYs Offices here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07

immediately after hry arrest aod
Throughout the n,Vvatigatt,,n ~ hsr ease
conducted M palice the s,tl, whose All.
pearance IL mnte that ST rt.lL ~ ~,
maintained a v,sl air and acted m II
she wete amused at the proceedings
Today, hoWe,e,, suhirctcd 81 the xasS
NJ Il crowded enus sttom She etuAe dewn
and sahhsa,
Mlss t,,td h said az haSV toid ss'lite
that she hleashua het hau htnasNe >ha
had read that senttcuen lhetrt hls'n1s,s
she sSplallvd THAT Mavn tunda sNs loW
aiic eaahvd a,le ,s,stAa auL then Wen,
~ -WaItentau He's ,,ias@tp Astd tatnvs
protected t,ei hN FAY lis ths naA ,hovbs
~ Ions a. lAssaihle
Assistant lulsea States AltQueS
kalph uiten told the Nurt tAe 9n.
needed plapsr anSlIannlent and dis.
eipltns rather than \ prison term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
Admiral Fiunkett 10 Retire,

heat Admlrhi Charles T. riinkeit,
n"niihaihaut II tbe ihltd naval dis
htoL ia "a retire ntI February 10. when
Ia VIII hrcoiue "a years nd
iHbt ffaHk Lyon H4H manager Of
He g|e TGfk yard has been named IL
aiieceed Adultai i'iunkelt Temporarily.
Admiral Louis II ZIG tsiiegter, COM
llander IN eri,tnt III lbs battle fleet, Ia
tsDng fuueidefed ~ tbAimtnauent s,tGs
asssof Nj head VI Lac INV safk yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
ASKS PROBE FUND.

A. \ pEeltnsaaty ta senate Seast,tega '
siopL Senator WalsA, NanasesAt NtNn-
tana hsa his N'a.,snsloa sos An Inquiry
lhte INTERSTATE eueaS uts,ttv peweY e>an,-
sNAntAA tssvu~sl so ghv committee en
ast,Nt amt S,H1ss>d yestetth,s AfternSNAu
'AF appNNa1 IS tae tNpSAl>l,tagSs IA
NAINv.t
FAv Interstate EVtsusStV<. SSAsntns{tSs
tas tvtsWtat tNs tvStsl}tbsa ~ ta@ seq
AIS. ptst laNs0l,izsn NAsaAa tagSuag,>t
avNat>1 Walsh ha weatt have the pgu~
VpSlA,N tT ssyasAte esdsssssslattan up ~
the MQntanan, v M immediately sTnS
ths pra4sasAl Ia tna audit eannasIltseA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07

spe.1sl dispatch 10 the star
tLAHEHiOH, Va, February 7 The
Wuuau's civic Club of Clarendon, MI u
apeolul meeting Yesterday afternnir al
f,Iiseus' llpli, lndofaed Tie resolutions
demanding resignation VI Common
Wssith's Attorney WillIam g. ululi,
which we're adopted by the Wamsii's
Christian Temperance uniun Vt A.liua
ION County vi \ meeting IN thu hapiist
Church hare Sunday, There were IA
menhafs pfsasDt III live Civic Club
meeiink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07

WILL SUE POLICEMAN.


Convicted by Police Judge Robert u.
Maltingiy ot overtime parking. J Harry
Weich local attorney, today served no.
tire III evil Auii against Policeman
Hay AauIestun ~ the parking squad,
charging The policeman with personal
The declaration alleged that Aggleston
aliested Welch Saturday ~ ho came
uut III iih otilGe al 40 Fourteenth street
aud touk him Ia the tifht precinct sta.
,lon hot.se III paltnl wagon instead ~
allowing him 10 walk there and put ni
collateral his WAS due to The uIflcur u
"aiiiniusily," WeIrh claimed
Aggression denied the ehaigea aud Dc.
tluted he did not know Welcli. although
lie WAS aware Of The fact that WEIGH
had failed 10 rehpond 10 three previous
tickets for overtime parking"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07

BY tho Associated Press.
Prohibition officials are wasting no
time starting their campaign to make
the Republican and Democratic ma
tional conventions dry
A force Of undercOver men already
has been placed In charge OF All Of
tedal. right-hand man Of Prohibition
Commissioner Doran, and they are Gen.
tcring their efforts on preventing the
storage OF liquor supplies in Kansas City
ana Houston in advance OF the conven-
tions.
Evidence is at hand that movements
already are afoot by big liquor oper-
ators to lay In stores at the convention
cities from Mexico and by the water
routes, and some signs of such activi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
Cuba Will Issue
100000 Lindbergh
Stamps Tomorrow

BY the Associated Press.
HAVANA. February Five hum
dred thousand 1indbergh postage
stamps. commemorative the air
mans arrival in Cuba. will be- on
sale tomorrow. the date fixed for
that event
Final preparations are being made
at Camp Columbia. where il is en-
pccted Col I.indbcrch will arrive
about O'Clock in the afternoon on
his flight from Port ALL Prince.
A medal will be bestowed upon
Iindbereh Friday morning AT the
state department by the council
and provincial government Of Ha-
Nana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
Rockefeller Clock
Blamed by Radio
Fans for "Static"

BY the AsspcIatnd Press.
LAKEWOOD, N. J.. February T.
Pending investigation of Reaction
trouble neighbOrs have with the
radio. a clock in tower by the lake
on John ID. ROckefeller's estate has
been stopped.
The face has been lighted nightly
the lights being synchronized With
the electric mechanism A neighDOr
wrote the Federal Radio Commission
about it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
HOPS FOR AUSTRALIA.


EtyYDDt Ehty4t.d FebsUagy ~
Etff Hi13kIsr i:altlat tiyst iDphsf ~
ftbII5 istte tisis u.ott.II39 i! l,alsy lsiain
a. = f1K}tE - AasyabS a.. }uiEAIs ~
n}U9s sll& has etpp - Ifs,tne.
t.DsIef 40 'faif IL II Mslil4bsssi4
Isst hGstHibtf att4sGui4d u u,Au atop
r4stal u i.a.s. i"st Aets te<ae"s lii
Eallt44saa Poland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
ANSWERS 5,O19 QUERIES.

since thetestabllshment ri = financial
investigating service by the Washing.
ton Bstter Hnsineas Hureau about thrca
years ago, total Of a.Utp Inquiries from.
tha public have been answered by tho
bureau according Ia u report to-day by
Louis Hothsehlld director,
These inaulgies. he states, have coma
from individuals In tlv District seeking
ahvioe concerning stocks aud hunds,
which they contemplated purchasing
aud most uf them. he said we're ths
tea,iit vi tho campaign aloaan Ut tho
blIaau;> "neloIs ,xan aNVsft~rWvssti'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
Piesldeut Eot 10 Sneak

4ke'3J Il tta{'h IT, 1As star.
AtFfhhbttth vs. February
Jie tsep5eg Washington, Biitt.nay Ne
a,e.stipn haa been i'dilie1 iiist lteai
dsiyl tt}lidKe vii H1l deilfer al ad~
di4eS ai4eH hf attends the teisiHa iiH.
IA CtDist Episcopal Church i.ets GA
taBiusIS IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
Medals Asked for Hawai-, FLYERS

Congressional medals of honor fuf
lieuts Lester J Maitland and Aleert
Y Hesenherger. nrst ~ n, from the
Factnt CnaSt Ia Hawaii we're asked
Today IN bills by Representative l,altt~
van, Democrat, Massachusetts, Tne
measures were referred tn the HOUSE
military committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
DIRECTOR TO Sc CHOSEN.
Commerce Chamber VIII FIJI Va.
eauty Caused IVY Resignation,

VaNtN NanSS1 IVY NS%'S"at'N",
Flectss'n ~ new Wemeey c ses
e,,aId ri dtrrEtol< III tAe Westminster
Chamber of E,snnerVe ~ I'll tire va
tal,cy created ny the re$lSua,sn ~ "
i walter Nnl IN, held ny the S!gers2yS
az theil mentlN n.e$tinS Ants eNentsg
III t,,e uenleg a,lIldhA6
l'tlc ASNd also MI setSSt Is "a, ssna}
VV},,lgs'>s ~ the CAAsnlS.s NJ t'>Naslnefxv
- tslv t'nItrd states as NEIL ~ lSS a(s,,t-
tN>r. ~ dylvsStSs ~ thS laUe,i States
thasntrr
rhls VIII X SlEc naat St>A,,sn ~ ttls,
h.A,d presided SNeg by IVAN i Wesl.
Whe was rletted president NJ tNs <ham-
eeg Al the last n,nat.,lv aly<Sn4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07
Air Mail Cut Approved,

Reduction ot the air mail postage
rate Ia cents all ounce has been
unanimously approved by House post
once subcommittee The present rate
Ii 10 cents u halt ounce.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. March S H).-1United
States Department OF Agriculture
HogS-Reccipts. $4,000 head; market
mostly 10 10 Is lower than Saturday:
light hogs active. heavy butchers slow;
packers taking % lower bulk. better
grade. l70 10 go pounds. 8l5a8:30
top, $50. 230 10 260 pound butchers.
largely. 3O0a820. 280 to $40 pound
averages. 7.70a7 95: best, 140 to l60
pound weights. up TO 825; bulk. me-
dunn and good pigs 6,ooa700; packing
sows. 6.75a725.
Cattle-R Receipts, $4,000 head: largely
steer run: few early sales Of good TO
choice heaVies to shippers steady early
top 1850: some held higher: undertone
weak TO lower on the general run OF fat
steers. mainly l,o50-pound downward.
she stock scarce, strong spots higher:
bulls uneven. mostly steady: light veal
FRS, at 1900 to big packers small kill
ers up 10 1850: steady 10 weak trade:
few feeders here
Shccp-RccciptS. $4,000 head: bulk.
fat lambs slow. about steady: few bet
ter grade handyweights early to outsid
crs. strong to IS higher. top. 1850.
several decks to traders. lG25: bulk OF
run Colorados. 900a9 so; eligible around
Is .50al5,T5: lighter weights. lacking
finish. within the same price spread.
sheep scarce; steady. feeding lambs un-
changed: few good 81 to Ga pounds.
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