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Evening star., 1928-04-01
ExCH.ANGE.

TWENTY ousAND-DoLTKR EQUITY IN
Or ..unIncnmbered property. Address BOX
i4th sT. N,w.---sTORE AND LARGE
isct 10 one trps,; OWNER Main 1917; eve.
ningA, Cieve, a1n.
TWO o.FAMILY ,ATkRTMENT. z ROOMS.
bath, each: spiendidiy located northeast:
electricity: fine condition; must sacrifice:
consider exchange bungalow West Rosen,ont.
RYE sl6 G nv. lrcsrl
ern frame bungalow: one trust, $4,000: for
house ne, nne trust. OWNER. Main 1917:
EVENINGS, Cleee. 90.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

NEW NkICk hVNWAINW, 50, NtN
tuce an All,hrtek and epMeFeta hanEAtow So
salt YOU A this nFtee SEE IT. FEAftRkS
--Sise, sANan 10, ta@ WAits; outside hFtek
pantry, wide cssneGele nnPVh large cunvgeta
sarsse wondegfnl large, erisht and home,
With hi tnh aad shower A.wh eiee
An Naa can eyer hNne co 3et for SaWr money
nasN terms Call Main ANh ar North tSNiyd
81 sA0-vNEw nUN9AL0W~~ NAN
tAtner lot h1NlNN near vars srhact
slafes aud churches 5 geans and hath
slsytugtSs Eafase, Shaula sell 10 h,xt
galleg nNnt ee too late MalA AdH ~
Mouth AsAtsl
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T.AKOMA P.ARK.

| ANNfMA IANN.
Heautful nu,eh sNicRtNl raonAA large
sieertHs porSsh, Spsh>4n gArAge. AttFaettve
ctAFNeF ~ ntStSict convenient 10 .tNFeA Ana
transnagt alton, kapg@ level tps htgA ele-
Vstian, haua@ Is modern in every FA~nee&-~
Nak Nears. hNts NteT heat. Nreplses, eutlt-tN
rcfrlseystar tsAcst hath. WIN ea seld icr
much lees than cOst
SsisSoO or t~st otteF icr one Ss sAs s,ass
attractive hNnssleWs. en- HeanhtsA lAVel hot
snfaee svsene, stye Seea reoms, syeplaNs'
hatswsseF heat, tateS Narches vide tst
eoncFNte pavement Maid tie CAoss ~ trans
norsssssa, An exclusive SssasS and bar
xasn
-, $40. sVs-roem epbsal,w, WITH sesNsus
p>steA, hath, and btise - AaaSa 80 nAFeA
street IN coed neightSSAsN1 NavenaAt naid
tnF Convenient 10 nav StA N. AheNt two
squares fFena NQa and AsoEV . Snail eAsh
PAY aetAt and 40 neF AN0nth
~ SEQ hesutttut nuteh eeientAt \ rnnma
aud hath rrSt eaos rcoass ard eAsA se~
oaaS N1tsaed fNpMa AssesmeAt ahaVa
kfaNnd senagAt@ entrance te saennd Aeas
NaNSt taeatsaa convenient to schools and
FefaAs
taEneF let nsyea street St eco
tey sale.
N.p IuiIE
S.sagNt tarrUit ANes Ettixeas Raak HAas
End et IAN ~ ''fRSaaaass Gar tsne !
SRanAat.l gAae
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NEVER OCCUPIED-Sl0O.

Beautiful new home near 18th st. large
rooms. tile baths with shower. Lear "a
rare ererv modern convenience. such
home il very seldom offered for rent. l134
MAin SaAa
Evening star., 1928-04-01

WARRENTON, VA.
In the heart OF the horse and
fox hunting section, about 400
acres blue grass farm. beautiful
l4-room house. 3 baths. Groom
and bath servants quarters, ? $
room tenant houses, about IS
acres in timber. Buildings in
sured for $4,000, large bank
barn and all necessary out build
ings. This is an ideal gentle
mans home and stock farm.
Price way below actual value );
might consider trade.
Several small and large stock
and dairy farms at reasonable
prices and terms,
Nice 10-acre farm and house
for the price OF a house and lot !:
house, outbuildines, fruit and
etc; II miles from d. C.-%, 500.
+. w. HILBERT,
Falls Church. Va. Phone 30S.
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SALE-SIjRURRAN PROPERTY.

wooDSIDE PARK-nRicK HOME, Il. &
sixi .hade asp'ae ,rrs. ss saeres S''a" Nun Sas
SILVER SPRING. Mn.--ATTRACTivE = r.
4 b., fur. heat, fruit trees, ear lot S6x2oO.
$7,Nn0. reAs terms. Main SAa,
40 CASH PAYMENT. Sa5 MONTHLY IN.
constructed hSe-room spanish design home,
Just completed, cn corner lot looNlao, with
large shade trees and shruhhery: sun porth.
large living room. two spacious hedruons, tile
bath, hardwood floors throuEhout textone
walls: house ~ finished off very hne within
as well as out, located in exclusive suhstiyi-
sion between University Park Nd ami Hy.
atasVii,e s Just on main henlsxatd' ,,S Owner
nv. Cali Adan.. STA
ONE or THE FEW REMAINING 2-ACRE
suburban homes available in nearby Viz
gtnta, 2S minutes from the city. 7+rnom
house all modern improvements, on state
highway; a hne view Of Potomac Valley and
ST,7So and EASY terms Tor immediate sale:
excellent investment. Address Box 6A.H,
star office,
OWNER MOVING AWAY--sIx ROOMS, "a.
rage; sleeplng porch, ami, h,-w.h,, hard
wood, weather stripped; tul, attic and hsse.
Arlington ave n, clarendon. va
eeuNgALowI-i ROOMS, BATH LARGE
ns $40 month month. az 40 silver Spring ave Phone
pA-~FfvE. ROOM Ann RATH SEMI,
hungalow large front aud side porch, hytng
"s~ .asS s"a esr ne sr" ns"sy rSsSs
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW ExCELl4ENT
construction. hye room.. am screensd
n"rrhs7 Large lo, irn,t; ,ssm. . saSe9 s9e
ayei. Riverdale, Phone OWNER. Hyattsviile
THIRTFEN .ACREs or LAND. sUlTAHLE
Center Market. Washngton taur.ronm house
ana nee ,nesesHnry ou.sn,la,".. n near r s.hn", AMI
tol HeightA ia. Also other land by the
RoRERr ". BROOKE. canltol Heights, Md.
Iyattsvilie Md, Il miles 10 D. c. outhuild,
inss, flowers, fruit, shrehhery, etc; near hns.
oWSek Sd,lrsS % asx ss't issK' Star fie "i,iee
HAVE you EVER DREAMED OF SOME
tN owning country hameF House and
breathe IN chance for tennis court, gerten,
wpods, risht lpnatioe, hnane,ally aud so.ssliS
hreplares norshes; aou n ahave Washing,
tH" from" a" %Se II srsn await 20 @0nst ns
Country Club. Price risht, Clarendon
rAANo,MA rAaK-,,,nAviNG Ciry, MIST
ssWi' ,rc reasonable offer refused aol
T1AkoMA PARK, Nd ROOM auNaA!'
GWNERa Main % %fai7 IsS Essninsss saSils Slsv.' T sd,
BON ,AlA, ,vA--sRooM nAfH, AUNGA'
AZ: - "'sS Swsfs m Nam ss' 'Ss :':' ~:
FoR sAf.E-~Sa ,ONO AuNaHI0w. GKAAGE.
noderni lot a0klSn plenty shade, 1 squares
from center of town 4 sauafss from school
did roads Price for oaisk sale saaha;
$50 each, and Saa nsr month no ether
aud playground for the children, Phone
HNatts Ahu az came ard aea w, A. nROOkA
owner nyA,tsyllle Nd
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE Ann .
on large iots high gronnd shaJs; ops bioek
from hYa iqe yfts how price, Ny. sash
g ROGERS, owner. Hsattsyille hAi
s Acres A.RunM rOfrAaF WITH ELEC,
snd sise waasr k@e kna@e sarge 80 a.scsssd
elg n VWsaiA, glass 20 treiley1 eartN
rlnarsd and anme tlmheF white nslshber-
AaA neF meath will hus this place Al - 500
Price "a. reduced tor auiek sAla. Address
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ATEn' ERnNT ESTATE
CHARLES, = ! VI y LEh

R0W sALn OR EXCHANGE
HiVarsffOnt G0ttaFa near aian Echo, three
foamA anmnletey furnished soreaned nnreh
nAnqas Call Columbia heAi |
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FALLS CHURCH. VA.

81 500
Good tvo-story. S-rconl house in center Of
Fails Church. norches some improvements
hsnhouse. garden. clos 10 stores. schccis
and churehes- A narxsin.
- O0O
Good two-stOry S-roOm houss arI
cnrches. summer kitchen. one acre Lard
barn. henhnuse and garage: garden ard AL
kinds of fruit shade. and clrse 10 cars
g 1rrs schools and churches Equity cf
- 000 VIII trade for clear lots o. acreage
U good location. Btggest hArgRia IN Fairfax
County.
SS coo
New one-story S~roons tile Anase AMI
porch tr0Rt and back sleeping porch enu-
hss garage; larSe lo, close 80 cars. stores
Sshoels and churches. Already financed,
terrsS
We have 6S acres % land ss q hargs,a
AMI terms ta srit, Lots OF nice subdivisions
for sale On hari road reasonable fsrris All
kinds of property At all prices Farms ht.
,ls art h,S, and acreage; VIII trade farms
for SUBURBAN houses and lots or citv prop-
sTtv, clear er small trust, Gail On us II
S.g near business Phone FAILS ChGrch 30,
off}es Ta.J-i rvsidence
II II ANDERSON G. co
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W(lODRtDGF

WOODR1DGE.
nav Yea .,a1hea .i,e and Num- ave ~rsts'Isals.' ,,s
panlTy AYselsea hardwood heers mstai
SSss SSsssA'E S.n .sI'tSsA tSsAxR 49, is.l i .ll's' ~
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THn PINES .oN,sRvERN,

New hnngaiaw mast attractive lpFatlon
- .ss nsaf,snms arse nslhns h fmal WIN nno
II fee legms % sNil For .glpaiatn,ept call
Plaza lOka or Mrlts THE PINES COMPANY,
INC, y, LsxiAeten Ap haliimore. apafs
Evening star., 1928-04-01

4 BARGAIN IN MODERN SIX x-ROoM HOME
an washiueton- Baltimore boulevard. IN hest
part cf Hyattsyille. Near high school Con
venisnt tn severai hus lines electric line and
railroad. Larxs lot and garden Snlrpfid
location for rea. estate or professional Office
No AGENTS Comnli Can he bought
direct frnm owner for ie.s than 81 On0 on
terms. For particulars address BOX i5@-K
Nogales international., 1928-12-07
SICK LIST

Many local people have been
IN the sick list the past week, and
it IS hoped that the general siege
of colds will end soon.
Miss Polly Titcomb has been
confined to her home since last
Saturday, with "flu."
Her many friends will be pleased
to know that Mrs. c. E. Hardy,
who has been il! for the past ten
days, is on the road to recovery.
Mrs. J. A. Cumming and two
children have been among those
onfined to their home this week
because of illness.
Louis Hudgin, who suffered a
relapse after his recent illness is
convalescing, and was able to re-
turn to work on Tuesday.
On Thursday afternoon the Ia
dies of the Congregational Church
met at the home of Mrs. McGreg-
or, on the Patagonia road, for a
social afternoon, which proved
very enjoyable.
Nogales international., 1928-12-07
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS

In rooms made bright with love-
" orchid and white chrysanthe-
NUNS, Mrs. Malcolm Middleton
entertained with the second of her
parties last Saturday afternoon
After delectable refreshments at
the close Of the afternoon, score
prizes were awarded to Mrs. R. s.
Burns, Mrs. Roy Cheshire and
Mrs. R. E. Lee. The guest list fo1
the afternoon was: Mrs. Harry j
Karns, Mrs. Fred Edwards, Mrs
Beryl Coulson, Mrs. Roy Cheshire
Mrs. H. D. Weed, Mrs. James v
Robins, Mrs. j. P. Sexton, Mrs
Frank Duffy, Mrs. r. f. Lee, Mrs
Harold Wayte, Mrs. w. A. Sage;
Mrs. N. B. Mercer, Mrs. Robert
Burns. Mrs. w. w. Loclhart
Mrs. 1. Underwood, Mrs. Rice, Mrs
Segar, Mrs. McGregor, Mrs. Har-
ry Kelsey, Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Roy
Noon, Mrs. O. A. Smith, Miss
Pearl Marleau, Miss Eta Mae
Lewis.
Mrs. Inez Walker went to Tue
son Thursday, to stay until after
the tria! OF her suit against the
telephone company, which will
come up today.
The Crawford Street Bridge
Club met with Mrs. Amy Jones
this week, and spent a very pleas
ant afternoon.
Nogales international., 1928-12-07

tan -,es. She attended the Univer-
sity of Arizona, where she. met
her husband. This spring she re-
turned from Washington, D. c.,
where she had spent the winter
with her grandfather. The groom,
who is a graduate of the Univer-
city of Arizona, has recently re-
turned from Honduras and Costa
Rica, where he has been in the
employ of the United Fruit Com
pany, as assistant chemist. Mr..
McInnes claims Urbana, ILL.,, as
is home.
The happy couple departed
shortly after the ceremony for a
tour of Arizona, after which they
expect to make their home in
Phoenix.
Nogales international., 1928-12-07
POPULAR NOGALES GIRL
WEDS

Beautiful in it's very simplicity
was the marriage ceremony which
ma, e Miss Florence Elizabeth
Damn the wife of John William
M Inac.s on Thanksgiving Day.
The service took place in st. An
drew's Epis opal Church, the Rev
e.end Frederick Taylor officiating.
Pe ause Of tie recent death of
tie brides grandfather, the Rev.
Thomas ]. Purdue, the wedding
wos very quiet, only the family
attending.
Mrs. McInnes is the second
daughter of Consul and Mrs Hen
ry C. A. Damn, and numbers her
Nogales friends by her acquain-
Nogales international., 1928-12-07
Property In North
10 Benefit By Plans

The city council meeting in sne-
clal session Wednesday night to
clear up business brought up at the
regular meeting last Monday dis
cussed the cleaning of the city ar
royo to provide better drainage.
Property in the north part of tho
city has experienced flood waters
ouflng the past year due to the
condition of the big drain running
from the other side of the line to
the north part of Nogales.
Inc councilmen plan to take i'm
meoiate action to remedy this stu
alton. 0''"
Nogales international., 1928-12-07
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WOMAN's CLUB MEETING

The monthly general meeting
of the Noga.es Woman's Club
which vas held in the club rooms
last Tuesday, wes deemed very
successful one, despite the fact
that the attendance was Impaired
by the illness of many of the men,
beYs., Among other features of
the business meeting, at which
Mrs. John George presided, YVES
the planning of another benefit
bridge party in the near future
Mrs. A. L. Gustetter was named
chairman for the next affair. A
very interesting article was read
which told of the donation of ar
iron stirrup from one of the sad
dies Of the old Spanish Con
quistadors, made by Mrs. ]. E
Wise to the Pioneer Historical As.
sociation.
At the conclusion of the bust
ness, tea was served the ladies.
Mrs. Henry c. A. Damn and Mrs.
Duane Bird presided at the tea
tables.
Mayor and Mrs. Harry Karns
motored to Tucson Sunday, by
way of Sonoita, to take their
daughter, Miss Glenna, back to
the University.
oee e0o
y
Nogales international., 1928-12-07
PROVIDE CHRISTMAS TREE

The true Christmas Spirit has
Invaded the hearts of the men,
bers of the Methodist Sunday
School and asserted itself when
they recently sent money to pro-
vide for a Christmas tree and gifts
for the children in far-away War
saw, Poland. This was sent direct,
and those working for it had the
feeling of making a real personal
gift to those other children at the
Eappisst season of the year. The
Superintendent of the Poland Mis-
sion is a friend of Mrs. James
Crutchfield, and happened to write
her, describing her mission chill
dren and their needs, and the No.
gales boys and girls conceived the
plan of making them happy this
Christmas-time.
Nogales international., 1928-12-07

A picture of Miss Elizabeth Alb
bott, beautiful. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Abbott of Marsh
Heights, appeared in last SUNDAYS
Phoenix Republican with a group
of University of Arizona girls.
Nogales international., 1928-12-07
STAR HEADQUARTERS
AT THE INTERNATIONAL

The Arizona Daily Star has
rented desk room at the Nogales
International building, 225 Grand
avenue. Persons not receiving
The Star regularly should phone
The Star agent, Mr.. Paul Henne.
gin, Phone As, Nogales.
Nogales international., 1928-12-07
ST. ANDREWS GUILD

Tomorrow the ladies of st. An
arew's Epis opal Guild will hold
a bazaar and food sale next door
20 TIE Arizona Packing Company
and are anti ipating an excellent
patronage from those who are
still in doubt about Christmas
lists. Mrs. Fred Hannah will be
hostess for the department serv-
ing tea during the afternoon, Mrs.
Harry Karns has charge of the
food sale, Mrs. Fred Taylor will
supervise the apron booth, Mrs.
W. f. Carroon viii! have some big
surprises at the fruit tree, Mrs.
Merrill Smith promises lovely
display of hand made articles, and
the Altar Guild will sci! home
made candies and other articles.
Nogales international., 1928-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Laney
moved this week from their apart
ment on Curtis street to 822
Grand avenue.
Nogales international., 1928-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Knowles,
who have been residing on Curtis
street, departed last week for
their former home in California.
Nogales international., 1928-12-07
MOTHER DAUGHTER AND
FATHER SON BANQUET

One Of the big events OF this
week will be the Mother-Daughter
and Father Son banquet which vii.
be held this evening in the Meth
odist Church rooms, under the
auspices of the Sunday School
This will mark one of the high
lights in the observation OF
Youths week, which is annually
celebrated in this church. A most
excellent banquet has been plan-
ned. with various toasts by par
ents and children. The interest
ing program will include an ad-
dress By Mr.. T. F. Hughes, OF
Phoenix, who is state superinten-
dent of the Epworth League; an
address by Mr.. H. M. Bruce, OF
Tucson, who is district presiding
elder; a selected voca! number
will be rendered by Mrs. Louis
Scherb; Mr.. Crutchfield vii. give
an address, and the Methodist
Church orchestra will play sew
eral numbers during the evening.
A most enjoyable evening is in
store for those attending.
M. B. Hamlin, well-known own
er of the Riverside Dairy, has been
among those confined to their
homes the past week because of
illness.
Wednesday afternoon found the
tadies of the Baptist Cir;c busy
at the church packing ,i-ssion-
ary box. A growing intcM It is
discerned in this organisar:,A. and
it is hoped that all ladies inte:e St
ed in theis church will become ac-
tive members of che Circle
Mrs. Jones Black is recuperat-
ing from a weeks illness.
Mrs. Louis Hudgin was the
charming hostess of the Wednes-
day Bridge Club this week. Mrs.
j. C. Tovrea substituted for Mrs.
Frank Duffy. After delicious re-
freshments were served, high
score prize was awarded Mrs. Will
liam Simonton.
Nogales international., 1928-12-07
FOOTBALL BANQUET

FOOTBALL BANQUET
Sponsored by the student body
of the Nogales High School, the
Nogales high school football BAN
quet, which has become an annual
event, will take place tonight in
the home economics room at the
high school. Miss Elizabeth Tay.
sar will supervise the affair, and
1t is to be financed by the money
recently made when Mr.. Diamos
kindly turned over the proceeds
Aof an afternoon at the NogaIes
Theatre; tickets were sold bv the
students, and at sufficient sum was
realized. On this memorable oc-
caslon the coveted an" will, be
awarded the players who earned
tnem the past football season, and
che captain for next year will be
elected. Addresses will be made
by the retiring captain, Oscar
Astlazaran, Coaches Milton Morse
and Clarence Swanson, Mr.. wos-
ter.and, and Superintendent Rose
BABY GIRL
Word has been received here bv
mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Wise that thew
are grandparents to a lovely little
glrl-Margaret Bradley Wise, who
arrived at the former home of
MIS-. Charles Wise in Roswell, New
MEXICO, on the seventeenth of No
vember. The proud father, Charles
WISE, is also in Roswell at present
getting acquainted with the tinv
miss.
** 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Miller and
family will move this weekend
into their home on Pajarito street
winch was lately vacated by the
cummings family. Workers have
oeen busy there of late, and ad-
olSlons and renovations have been
made to make this one of the most
attractive homes in that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack O'Keefe and
TWO children are enjoying oc-
cupancy of their new home or,
Curtis street, having moved tbs
middle of the week.
BIRTHDAY Party
Eugene Sidell, Jr., was a lac
who recently celebrated his tenth
birthday, and received seventeen
OF his friends who helped make
merry on that occasion. The en-.
tire crowd-all ardent movie fans
enjoyed an evening at the theatel
before convening at the hosts
home for a delightful lunch serv.
ed by Mrs. Sidell, assisted by Mrs
Weaver. Effective decorations OF
pink and white were used. Since
the affair was a movie party
guests dispayed their y histrionic
abilities by impersonations anc
theatricals. The fun was height
ened by the costumes, which rep.
resented cartoon characters. Thos,
present were: Dorothy Wright
Marjory Wright, Robert Frazier
James Frazier, Annie Newman
Amelia Newman, Betty Weaver
Gloria Sidell, James Itule, Gi!ber
Ayup, William Ayup, Leoncitt
Castro, Eddie Itule, Emily Itule.
DIR. P. D. Clagett and famjl,
have been among the victims o
influenza this week, and are wish
The Washington times., 1928-09-19
s 7 0 OK PRICES
SLIGHTLY
LOWER
Ry international sew serrice

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-The eff
fects of Tuesdays closing reaction
were seen in the piling up of over
night selling orders, and price trends
were slightly lower in the first hour
of trading today. Losses of point
or two were sustained by General
Motors, United States Steel and
other speculative favorites in the
steel, motor, tobacco and other
groups. On the other hand the oils
and specialties were strong from
a spirited rise in the airplane stocks.
A decline In call loan rates to z
per cent eoincident with the influx
of a good volume OF new speculative
money into Wall Street encouraged
the bulls New advances were
promptly .inaugurated by the cop
per, zinc and metals stocks, the
motors and the specialties. st. Jo-
seph Lead, American Zinc, Cerro DE
Pasco Copper and other stocks in
that group were in good form. Gen.
eral Motors won back all of its lost
ground In new squirt to above
209 and the vigorous buying move
in yellow Truck was resumed.
The market showed traces of the
high tension under which 1t has
been operating in recent weeks. Com.
mission houses forecasted a tenn
porary or corrective reaction, In
order to straighten out some OF the
abnormalities in the speculative list
Pools in a few of the cheap stocks
like Kelvinator, Loft, Armour and
Continental Motors, marked up their
favorites in vigorous style, ard a
good share of the trading was
consumed by the turnover in these
shares.
Cotton stiffened after its opening
reaction of 5 to 10 points and grain
prices were generally steady. Local
commodity prices were firm with
narrow price changes in rubber,
sugar oil, cocoa and foodstuffs.
Call money. Der cent.
The Washington times., 1928-09-19
BALTIMORE PRODUCE

BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.-Poultry-
Chickens, old, 4 lbs. and over. $50
3Oc; old. 3 and 81 lbs, 20@24c.
Ieghorns and other light stock. 800
22c; old BOOSTERS. 16018c. Young
chickens. springers, colored. as TO
size, 3OG 33c: springers, leghorns. as
to size. 2S0 30c Ducks. white
pekins, young, lbs. and over, 23m
25c; puddle, young. lbs. and over
2ZW21c muscoVy. young, lbs. and
over, 2"4 2dc; all kinds. old, 15M20c
PlseonS, young and old, pair ESQ
"0c. GulneaS. young. large. SIW9Oc
Eggs-Market steady, On the
Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange
lhere were no offerings today.
Street sales, small LOTS nearby eur.
rent receipts, candled, 35036c: some
3Sc. Receipts, butter, 239 tubs;
eggs, Elsa cases
The Washington times., 1928-09-19
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Sept. 1s.--Llve stock.
Hogs Receipts. 10000; market 10
and Is cents lower: top, 1925; bulk,
$12.45@13.2O: heavyweight. s12.5O0
ID; medium weight, $12.40n13.25;
lightweight, $12mI3.25: light lights,
$11.75013; packing sows, $11.250
1920; pigs, $10.5oG12.25; followers,
IL 900
Receipts, 10000; market
steady. Calves: receipts, 5000: mar
ket steady. Beef steers, good and
choice. $l5.50O1S.5O; common and
medium, 8l0N15; yearling., $10.5U0
Is. Butcher cattle, heifers., $500
II: cows $7.75ml2,50; bulls, $40
1850: calves, $I601S.50; feeder steers,
Sl1014; stocker steers, $i0913:
stocker cows and heifers, s7.50@12:
Western range cattle: Beef steers,
$ll Ql5; cows and heifers, $500
10.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000: market
steady: medium and choice lambs,
$l3.25614; culls and common. 500
1880; yearlinss, $10012.75; common
and choice ewes, $4@7.; feeder lams,
$13m145O.
The Washington times., 1928-09-19
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK

UNION STOCK YARDS, BALTI.
MORE, Sept. -Cattle-Receipts
100 head Market steady. In be-
tween kinds 25@5O cents lower.
Steers: Choice, $15015.30; good,
$14Q14.75; medium, $ls013.75; com
mon, $10Q12; feeders and stockers,
$9O12;. Heifers: Choice, $12.50@13;
good, $11.75012.25; medium. $11Q12;
common, $9Q1O.50; feeders and
stockers, $7@1l. Bulls: Good to
choice, $10@10.5O: fair to good, 50
09.75! common to medium, $708.50.
Cows: Good to choice, $9.50@10.50;
fair to good, 1909; common to me-
dunn, $5@750.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 100
head. Light supply; market steady.
Sheep, $2@6.50; lambs, $7@15.
Hogs-Receipts, 200 head. Fair
supply; market steady. Lights,
$3.50; heavies, $13,45; mediums,
S14.05; roughs, $8W11.S0: light pigs.
$S0n.75;, pigs, $13. Ohio and west
ern hogs, 1920 cents higher than
quotations..
Calves-Receipts, so head. Light
supply; market steady. Calves,
STGDI&,
The Washington times., 1928-09-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON

sIVERPOOL, Sept. ia good
Business was done in spots with
prices easier here today. Sales
totaled 5000 bales; receipts. IL 900
bales.
Middling fair was quoted at
1O.73d; strictly good mods, 4O.28d:
good mids, 10O3d: strictly mids.
$3.50: mids. 9.7Sd: strictly low mida.
9.52d; low mids. $9.3Sd; strictly
good ordinary, 9.1Sd; good ordinary
8.SSd.
Futures opened quiet, with DC
tober at 9.12d; December. a.00d,
January, 5000; March, 9.o4d; May
9.06d