davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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New York Produce

NEW YORK Nov. es LP,.-Esss, l1.a7a.
Arm. Mixed coiors Special packs. 33ia-
35hS &c standards, 33; flrsts, ,29la; seconds.
25,"6; mediums. 24R:. dirties. No /.
23la: average checks, 2lla-22 Refrieerator
2424: mediums. 90
Whites: Resale OF premium marks. A.
43, Nearby and Midwestern premium
marks. 3s-40: exchange specials. 81. Mid
western exchange standards, "a. Nearby
fancy mediums. 32la-35Ia. Nearby and
Western. exchange mediums "a: pullets
% Nearby and Midwestern. refrieerator
specials. 29-32; standards. 21-2s; firsts.
1896
Browns: extra fancy. 36-3s. Nearby
and western exchange specials, 35L2;
nearby. exchange mediums, 90.
Duck eggs. fancy 33-34
Pacific Coast whites jumbo and pre-
miums. 43a.-50a4; specials, 4l-429S
pullets 27l4-la. Refrigerator, specials
32R-34.
higher @ ol, than extra. 2sS:5$o ssxttra s(as
seconds tS4-S7, 24la-26.
milk fiats, held 1887. 1922; fresh fancy,
15a-17.
Dressed poultry generally. steady Fresh
fryer chickens unouoted. Other fresh and
frozen prices unchanged
Live poultry by freight and by express.
nominal; no sales,
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Miscellaneous Markets.


Additional New York M ~kets as COM
piled bv the Associated Pre-
COCOA-Futures closed > lower. Sales.
eea35 tons. December. 4.39-40: March
6"-65: May. 4 15n
WOOL ToP-Futures were to 6 higher.
December 1SIb March 196b; Nav
80 5b Spot standard tops. s@.5. un-
CHANGED
g: Santos. No 4. S-Sio: cost and freight
overinss included @ Santos Bourbon Is sS,1.i and
closed unchanged to ! higher. Sales; $50
BAGS December. 4 20n Santos. No
D. futures closed Is higher. Sales, 500
SUGAR-Futures No. 2 closed I'M
CHANGED to hieher Sales, 2'75o tons.
March. 2osb: May "12B
LEAD-Futures closed unclaimed. Sales.
12O. 600 pounds. all switches.
ZINC-Futures closed UNCHANGED. NO
STRAITS-Tin futures closed ."5 low
er Sale. ll.2O0 pounds. March. ~. SOD.
RAWHIDES-Futures 'oldl closed 2h-'o
lower Sales. 100000 pounds. December.
ii lob: March 1l4sb New hide futures
closed Ia ;as lever No ,osl sales SPOT NO.
Bid. Nominal.
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per 100 pounds. Beets are un-
changed at 112a2 bunch.
Livestock Market.


Cattle, ITS; calves, 10. Compared
with Friday last week, steers most
ly $3.50 higher; medium and good
1,OO0-1 300 pounds. 865- 1000; 1882
pounds, 10.75s granted Virginia;
plain and medium, 7.45-850; good
weighty heifers, 8.25: COWS and bulls
steady to strong; fat cows, plain
and medium dairy type. 5.00-50; few
weighty beef offerings. $50; low cut
ters and cutters, 3.504.50; plain and
medium bulls, 6.25-7O0; compared
with Friday last week. good vealers
unchanged, mostly 11.50-1200; plain
and medium, 800-10.50.
Hogs, 625; steady; 1925 higher
than week ago. Good and choice
12O-16O pounds, 8.45-65: top. 8.65;
100000 pounds, 1856; 2l0-24O
pounds, 8.10-3O: 250-3O0 pounds,
7.75-8.1O; good sows, 1.00-50.
Sheep, $50. Compared with Fri
day last week, lambs mostly $3.50
higher; sheep scarce; good and
choice eve and wether lambs. 975-
1895; fat bucks, 100 less; plain and
medium, 700-850: few good Weighty
slaughter ewes, 3.50-4.00.
Grain Market.
Opening prices were: Wheat, No.
2 red winter, garlicky. spot. domes-
tic. 65%; November delivery, 65a4.
Settling prices were: Wheat, No. 2
red winter, garlicky, spot, domestic,
6534; November delivery, 65a. Clos
ing prices were: Wheat, No. red
winter, garlicky, spot, domestic, 66;
November delivery, 66. Corn. No. 2
yellow, domestic, 54a57; Western
billing at premium over this price.
Cob corn, new, barrel, 2.15a235 :;
country prices reported. 1.8Oa200 a
barrel. Oats. No. 2 white, domestic,
37a42; No. 3. 36a41; Pacific Coast,
No. white, 58a60.
Excepting grain on track, there is
an additional charge of IL cents a
bushel for storage and elevation on
sales of oats.
Rye, No. 2, 55a60. Barley. 50a55.
Hay, ton, 10.00a1300. Straw, ton,
7.50.
Flour, barrel, winter, patent, 385a
AIS; winter, straight. 3.05a3.35;
spring, patent, 5.00a5.25; spring,
straight, 4.75a4.95; hard winter, pat
ent, 4.65a485; hard winter, straight,
4.45a470: rye, dark to white, 3.l0a
400. Mill feed, ton, spring bran.
24.O0a25 90; standard middling, 24.50
a25.50.
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Chicoqo Livestock

CHICAGO. Nov 26 GP,.-Trading in
livestock remained at standstlll today
at the Chicago stockyards because Of the
strike of c. I. o. union yard workers. NO
quotations were available
AS consequence of the strike. which
was called Monday. there has been no
actua! market here. except on Tuesday,
when commission men. by agreement with
the union were allowed to clean UP two
days accumulation of 10000 animals.
Yesterdays and today's receipts were
nearly all consigned direct to packers or
were intended for the International Live
stock Exposition which opened today.
Saturdays livestock market is normally
nominal affair. Estimated receipts of
q. 600 hogs today we're all directs. Cattle
receipts were estimated at 1000 and
sheep at 1000.
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Tobacco Prices Show
Drop in Old Belt
By the Associated Press.


RALEIGH, N. c.. Nov. 26.-Prices
on the old tobacco belt were slightly
lower this week than last for most
grades, the Federal State Depart
ments of Agriculture reported today.
Sales through November 18, were
listed as 81,970,380 pounds at an
average of $2286 per hundred.
Evening star., 1938-11-27
Curb Market Transactions
For Week Ended November 26.)
Freight loadings Climb
To 657,477 in Week
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
The Association of American Rail-
roads reported yesterday 657,477
cars of revenue freight were loaded
during the week ended last Satur-
day.
This was an increase of 2O,767 cars.
or 3,3 per cent, compared with the
preceding week: an increase of 12.-
$50, or l.9 per cent. compared with
a year ago. and a decrease of H.
546, or 207 per cent, compared with
1890.
The report classified the loadings
As follows.
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Chicago Cash Market.
No cash wheat sales Corn. No. ! mixed.
5n12: No l. white. 50: sample grade. - q.
Oats, No / mixed ,.s'.. Barley. Illinois
"a 81 nom: Michigan and Wisconsin. .46-
"a now. Soy beans No :, yellow. .16is
sample grade. 15i2. Timothy seed. > :s5..
2a5 Red clover seed. IL 200-15.00. Red
top, S.15-9@0.
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Commodity Prices

NEW YORK Nov 26-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index OF
IS commodities todav declined to 81 .I6
Previous dav. g. rs week ago. 81 81;
month ago, 6f.sl; year ago. 1602.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Year 1893

factions THE
FRIDAY NOVEMBER
(Reported by G Hibbs
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D. &. Securities

(ouotations by Johnston. Lemon A. COY
Yesterdays closing bid and asked QUO
tatlons on WASHINGTON securities which
are traded over-the- counter follow:
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opOt. uoLumAl. OASIS. S.U4.
Cottonseed OIL
Cottonseed oil was easier today under in
creased liquidation and commission house
selling, promoted by increasing hog re-
ceiptS. Final prices were 5 to IL points
net lower with sales of l65 contracts
December closed 7.2s: January 7.42 March
7.57. May 7.67 and July III.
New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 26 P,-Cotton
futures closed very steady net l point
higher to 2 lower
Open. High. Low Close
December - $50 $50 SO $40
January - S.6ub S6lb-62a
March - S.55 $50 S.53 S56
May -- S.36 S.36 s31 s36
Jnly Hdtoh.. sii5 s.ll5 s.II s.14
Dec. tnew) 1S4b S3b.a "a
Mch. Ua4O S1b 1SSb-sQa
Cottonseed oil closed barely steady;
oleachable prime summer yellow, 1.25,
nominal: prime crude, 6.25-637l,
December 6S7b. January 7Oob:
March lib: May. 726b; July, 7.3fb.
Asked. Bid.
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paid PAID Hevs]mSr ] 20 S 1a
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Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK. Nov. % P),-Investment
Bankers Conference, Inc:
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Quotations not furnished by sponsor or
iss'ier: all others are obtained BY I. B. C..
from those sources
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Investing Companies

NEW YORK. Nov % Investment
9AnkerS Conference, Inc.
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u. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK Nov. 20 OP.-Prices quoted
in dollars and thirty-seconds.
Approx.
Pct Month Year Bid. Asked yield.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. IS P-Cotton
futures closed very steady net l point
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How Is Business?

Showing Current Business Activity
Year Ago.
Evening star., 1938-11-27
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK Nov 26 LP.-Investment
RaDkerS Conference Inc.
Evening star., 1938-02-22
In mrntnrtat1t.

HAWKINS. MRS. MARY E. In loving
MAR9 OF ems sTibnamotnsr Tbo eonssa MTs
ruary %, Si 1886. tien' years ago To-Day Feb
Just a, passing from our sight.
Out OF darkness into light.
To that land so pure and bright;
HFh aLADYs REvnTER fygNop SETAKg6Au SGEETAN2g6AucHTER,
aea1 nothsr "pb apb1E In JHsRfEs RsRfsK of rno
1%spparted this Ifs seven years ago today.
Swiftly the days go marching by
To mark another year
SINCE mother left her earthly home
To Join her family dear.
Treasured thouehts Of one so dear
Thn,Iah,. Ttten 5tlns ga. silent tear:
' ''' 81 DAuGHTER. yfETTEf ELLA CLARA. .
KING. EDITH MAE. In loving mem
%yr Sry of x2Nr. qSr daughter and sister. EDITH
'e DAbDY. MOTHER HgasaaS AND BRoTHER
LACEY. CATHERINE lola In men,
q 0 R0Yss T3c " eps TSo mHsnsT sATa til;
life five years ago. February %, 1888. '
A lRSSs GUspsSD ssh ws Ans fsnIt D.GaHTrR {s5ff1
LITHGOW. ALLEN H. In sad but low
an 1aF IGaom asse as1aRd sRd snd as
parted this life two years ego today. Feb
His DEvoTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER
LOvELESs. GEORGE A. A tribute of
and father GEORGE A. LoVELEss. sssos Who ho
g, a!sd 1876 fifteen years ago today February
Gone, but never forgotten.
THE FAMILY.
ROBINSON. Eleanor. A tribute of
ISys and and devotion to ny dear mother:
this life two years ago February % 1855.
Sweet to remember her who once was here
anu VIE Her ns soN fSSSn ETGENE 'Hst EAsfY e sffs
ROLLINS. LILLE LOUISE. In sad but
LILLE LOUISE, who departed this life
one year ago today. February %. 1887.
Deep in our hearts is picture
IN OF D. a ioyed aev on, one laid to rest;
LoS1NG "a MoTGGR TsT GGs a %ND hoe rxTHER 9sf1
SCHAFER. KATHERINE NJ. In loving
# r des ~ho "eas sepsted SAh TT;
ao7 hyone SesEH cHAEs as1 s0esy sGHAhR TshEuary
ToLsoN, ROBERT N: In loving re-
two years ago today, February %. 1886.
To me his memory vii TM never grqg cid. -.
I!DiNOS' IDA j. AND JOHN E. In sad
and father, IDA J TYDINGS who died
twenty-five years ago today. February 80.
1915, and father. JOHN E. TYDINGS,
who died two years ago. February %, 1886.
Just loving thought,
just silent tear;
Just beautiful memory
THEIR DEVOTED p4UaHTERs 4X5d II assT Err1E.
WHALEY, ORA v. In loving re-
membrance of our dear wife and mother
ORRA v. WHALEY. who departed this
life two years ago today February %. 93S,
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND DAUGH-
TIERS
WILLS, GEORGE A. In sad but loving
remembrance Of our dear father. GEORGE
A. WILLS, who departed this life seven
years ago today. January 90, 1881.
Till memory fades and life departs
You'll live forever in our hearts;
Time takes away the ache and grief.
But memory turns back every leaf
HIS LOVING DAUGHTERS. LUCILLE AND
EDNA.
Evening star., 1938-02-22
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS.
David Luria. 81 BROOKLYN. NJ Y. and Id
Siegel 35. New York City; the Re,

David Luria. 81. Brooklyn, N. Y. and Ida
slesel; 35, New York City; the Rev.
Carl Massey Fl. and Ida M zirler %.
both Of 1898 corcoran st. NV; the Rev.
Richard H Meshaw So and Annie Wildly.
a. tsv both NJ Of E1,{soI aSs Delaware ave sw; the
Sc: the Rev. L. G Troch.
Fairfax p, Brooks. 70. PITTSBURGH. Pa. and
Ruh Rsby WiE1iamf, j WS,ti2s ~ 13l st. sw' the
Samuel w, Washinston. -. .5l 18th st.
Sc; ard CLARA L: Herbert, 20, 247 14th
Ralph F Collins. u, 54 ? st. NV, and
G5susne fbs Rs2 3 RoSne II Hur6cs lSs5 l1th ST. NV
ID both OF Baltimore; the Rev. Abram
IsssS ssS Mas Es'ie' ysss sss rfn 4 St Mos4; s
p.r1 Td wfntal sf; the Rev a,s e BANKS 1a,, Ct
@ aehusetts st's ave- e. nW AWE the tn, Rev. ess Pefsr
Eugene High, "a, 500 L st. s.w., and Helen
Ray, Whi,ins ns' "o' II St. s'W'' the Rev. b. H.
A. BENJAMIN sorin %; Elenvine, N; y,
and sIs y Mari9n Stern Stern 25. Detroit Mich'
Ephraim as nST oavefs " ereea as. 1880 1amonst st,
nv nv pa and Ethel ,oSas Slayton' a5' Baltimore;
and Theresa R. Conner: 81, South Gate,
Calf: the Rev, D. S Wheelright
rS Mary JON Jones, -. ~ 7ai IS1 18th m st. st. ne aeo
the Rey. j.. J. McLaushlin.
Adrian a Frs 81 both 1 e9d Of ,% Msrfsys Eys i /
W. the Rev. F E. Montcomery
ROCCO Y, ,santoro -. and Fern E Adams.
"a. both OF l30:. l st. NV; the Rev.
Thomas A BsSter. IS 55el Colorado ave.
nv; end Paula A. NJ. spaldins. 81
Myla A, Goddard So I7a5 GaIen st..
caTiyle fe Wsrnsi Rsy e. oFsSsr 4sSs Potomac ave
NV; and Theresa L. Honeell "A: 4s91
conduit on. rd s;ond nv the Rey G B Austin.
cy nS "Saes 5"des Asthsa alsss csyton m New YORK
ouintana pl. NV: the Rev. H E
JAMS .ns Gfss9n So4a,,.; IS Il Nicholson
kqma PARK Md. the Rev. w. S.
clsTs1ef sna pr;:,,r Taylor sb: rs sa9 14tn st
", s n ne tse Rev. !, / & TToch',
Jerry S simms' 2s, 18th and and NJ sts ne.
and cathsTins ,s z. puamoye; 81 1888 E
Anna NJ. Lyneman. %, Richmond Va;
the Rev NJ. S. Sheehy.
Arlington County. Va.
James Clark Dunbar. 2l Arlington. and
Wasserman, ." both Of NV Wa shinr. iitst .on Elsa
joseph Morris Sslove. IS. Washington. end
Myrtle Minnie McLeskey. -, Greenbelt
Emory Vance Cline, -, and EVELYN Mildred
Oliver. - both of ARLINGTON
William Garrett Fawver -. Washinston
and and Kathleen jeanette Klein, 30,
Rockville.
Bernard S Mossburg. 4s. Chevy Chase
David v Mann, "a. Andover Me, and
Sarah, Elizabeth Cunningham. 20 Nun
Cleveland Mckinley Harlow. 81, and
Doris Lucille Williams, is. both OF Hern-
alton H. TAYLOR. 81. Washington, and Iona
HoWsrd Aonzo 5 and Irene
Spencer c. Cobb "a and Virginia Brown.
3:!. both OF Washington.
Fairfax
Van Harry Smith 81, washington. D c..
and Annie Beatrice johnson, 80, Falls
Elmer Everett Cockrill 81, Vienna, and
Anne Lester. 23 Fairfax
Louis Brooks Coeyman. 81. and Helen
Elizabeth King. Il. both of Washington,
George Bryan simms rs. Alexandria. and
Marearet Marie Creel. 80, r. F. D., Alex
andrla.
Robert Malcolm Merchant. SO. Burke. and
Be5nelee Inn i Marion Singer. a5' Washing
James Lee Bradford, % and Mime Eliza
oeth Wyncoop. 25, both R. F. D., Vienna
Evening star., 1938-02-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

TODAY.
Tea dance. Tau Phi Sorority, Ward
man Park Hotel, 4 pm.
Oyster roast, Lido Civic Club, May
flower Hotel, pm.
Dinner. Washington State and
Alaska Society, Mayfiower Hotel, I
pm.
Dinner. Washington and Lee Uni
versity Alumni, Willard Hotel, 7:3o
pm.
Dinner dance. Utah State Society
Raleigh Hotel. 7:45 pm.
Meeting, adjutant generals ONCE
Local No. 372, N F. F. E.. ITO Four
teenth street NV, pm.
Dance, Ladies' Auxiliary. Treasury
Unit No. IS. Lafayette Hotel, 8 pm.
Dance, Army and Navy Union
Wardman Park Hotel, pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, Columbia Heights Bust.
ness Mems Association, Sholl's Cafe
1927 Fourteenth street NV, l2:1:
pm.
Luncheon, South Dakota State So.
ciety, Lafayette Hotel, 1890 pm
Luncheon. Rotary Club, Willarc
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Criminal Justice Asso.
citation. Willard Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Lions Club, Maynowel
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Soroptimist Club, Will
lard Hotel, pm
Meeting, Agriculture Branch, Local
No. 2. N. F. F. E., South Agriculture
Building. 4:45 pm.
Dinner, Barristers Club, Willard
Hotel, $50 pm.
Dinner meeting, Beta Theta Phi
Cosmos Club, 6 pm.
Dinner. Washington Round Table
Lafayette Hotel. 7 pm.
Meeting. Catholic Thought Associ-
alton, Willard Hotel, 7:30 pm.
Meeting, Sons Of the Revolution
Willard Hotel, 8 pm
Card party, Sunshine and Com
munity Club, Shoreham Hotel, pm.
Meeting. Capital Casting Club, Of
flee Of Harry B. Halves, Transports
ton Building, 8 pm.
Meeting, Washington Philatelic So
ciety, Carlton Hotel, Bpm.
Dance. Immaculate Seminary
Wardman Park Hotel, 10 pm.
Evening star., 1938-02-22
MRS. MARY KELLY
RITES TOMORROW
Funeral in Maryland for Widow
OF 0ne.Time Stamps Di.
vision Chief,

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary NJ
Kelly. 10, Of Seabrook, Nd, who died
Sunday, will be held at Perkins Chapel
at Springfield, Md, at m. tomorrow.
Burial will be in the chapel cemetery.
Mrs. Kelly. g. lifelong resident Of
Seahrook. died at the Montgomery
County General Hospital after an
illness OF several weeks.
A member Of a family that hi &
resided in Prince Georges County for
100 years, Mrs. Kelly was the daughter
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W..
Middleton. She was the widow of
Henry A. Kelly Of Washington and
Seabrook, who was chief of the division
OF stamps in the United States Post
Once Department at the time Of his
death. She was active In church work
and had been q member Of Perkins
Chapel Methodist Church since child.
hood.
Mrs. Kelly is survived by a sister.
Mrs. E. Ellen Brickerd Of Bowie, and
several nieces and nephews.
Evening star., 1938-02-22
DEATHS REPORTED.

George .Washington Arnold. SO, providenc,
Hospital.
Marearet 4 Edelin, SO e5a sth st. Sc,
Annie L: McCathraa, IS, us North Caro-
Joseph Wilkes. "A. Soldiers Home Hospital
James D. Kine, "a. 915 10Th ST. Sc
Garnett Ackis; As. 1855 23rd st. NV.
Infant Yuen 1899 eth st. NV
infant Brown. Freedmen's Hospital.
Infant Scott: Gallinser Hospital
Infant Copeland, Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Coley, Freedmens Hospital
Infant Crosser. Gallinger Hospital.
Evening star., 1938-02-22
MANUEL BERENGUER,
NOTED FLUTIST, DIES
Accompanist for Galli-Curci Was
Husband of Nine. Amelia
Cont Berenguer.

Manuel Berenguer, famous concert
flutist, who had been accompanist for
Luisa Tetrazzini and Amelita CALI
Curci. died last month in his native
city, Barcelona, Spain, it was learned
here yesterday.
Mr.. Berenguer came to this country
with the original San Carlo Opera Co.,
under direction of his father-in law,
Arnaldo Cont, conductor. Mr.. Beren-
guer had arranged all the flute accom-
paniments used when he accompanied
with the opera stars. After serving
with the San Carlo Opera Co., he
later was with the Chicago Grand
Opera Co., under direction of Cam
panini. He retired from musical ac-
tivities in 1929, following a paralytic
stroke.
His wife, Madame Amelia Cont
Berenguer, and son. Arnaldo Cont
Berenguer, live in this city. The son
is head of concert bureau, which
has its headquarters in the Raleigh
Hotel.
Evening star., 1938-02-22
FORMER KANN EMPLOYE
DIES IN CALIFORNIA

Walter LIE Roy Durant, a, former
merchandise manager of tie ready.
to-wear departments of S. Kanns Sons
Co., died last Friday at his home in
Rancho Santa Fe. Calf, according to
word received here. Funeral services
will be held in the Fort Myer Chapel
at 10 am. Thursday. Burial will be
in Arlington National Cemetery.
Mr.. Durant was with Kann's several
years He retired due to failing
health. Among survivors are his
widow and three children.
Evening star., 1938-02-22
TALKS0NDEFENSE
ON AIR TONIGHT.
Woodring, Moore and Rus.
sell to Take Part in Sym.
postum on VOL.

ECRETARY OF WAR WOOD
RING, Gov. Moore OF New Jer-
sey and Senator Russell Of Geor-
gia will participate in a sympo-
SUM on national defense, to be heard
tonight through VOL at $50. Sec
retary Woodring and Senator Russell
are to speak from the studios of Mu-
tual's local affiliate, while Gov. Moor.
will be presented from a dinner being
given in his honor at the Lotus Club
in New York City. Senator Russell
is a member of the Senate committee
concerned with military appropria-
tions.
Many talks will be made before mi
crophones during the course Of the
evening. At 1920, on WJSV, Brig
Gen. Walter E. Prosser, commander
OF the 9Th Field Artillery Brigade, will
be heard in a discussion of national
defense, presented under the auspices
of the Reserve Officers Association Of
the United States. Fifteen minutes
later Col Monroe johnson aids In
the commemoration of the Goth an.
niversary of the entrance of the
Rainbow Division into the trenches
Still on WJSV $500 Representative
Norton Of New Jersey speaks on q
program of the Current Question.
Before the Houses series. She will
be introduced by Harry H. Schaffer
commander in chief Of the Jewish
War Veterans of the United States
Congressional matters are to be laic
aside in honor of George Washington.
birthday.
OTHER featureS"On the Way to
Yorktown" a radio dramatization
based upon the bitter struggles of the
American Army during the American
Revolution. will be presented as part
OF the networks recognition of the
holiday (WMAL, 10) Lieut.. Frank
lin M. Kreml, police officer who has
been instrumental in making Evan
ston, ILL.,, the safest city in the Ma
ton with respect to traffic accidents
is Edgar Guests guest (WMAL, $500
Walter Huston, stage and screen
actor, participates in the dedication
OF new streamlined train (WOL, s.
VOL presents a description of
the Santa Anita Derby G:15)
Walter Connolly, another personality
OF celluloid and the boards, is Al Jol-
sons guest (WJSV, $500.
TOMORROW-Philip Thomas Bax-
ter, tenor. is the guest of Lee Everett
tWMAL, 1900 DR.. A. r. Dafoe
discusses fatigue and temper in chill
dren tWJSV, 4:45) why Read?"
is the subject of the Parent Teacher
Radio Forum (WMAL, 43O).
NETWORK NOTES Haven Nc
Quarrie has a sponsor in sight
for his Do You Want to Be an Actor? ?
program . . Gustave Haenschen has
written a new song Carlo which
has an excellent chance of getting
into the Hit Parade big ten" before
long Seems that there should
be more to say. but we opened all
the mail and that's all there is.
c. A. M.
Evening star., 1938-02-22
1n Mpntnrtan1.

GREEN, ELLA. In sad but loving re.
membrance of my dear mother. ELLA
GREEN. who died six years ago today
February %. 1882
Nobody knows my Iongings
But few have seen me weep:
shed my tears with broken heart
While others are fast asleep
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ANNIE NELSON. :
HARRIS, GRACE. In loving remem.
brance of my devoted wife. GRACE HAIR
RIS. who departed this life four years
ago today. February 20, 1854.
Loved in life remembered In DEATH
DEVOTED HUSBAND. I
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More than 100000 persons attend
summer schools in the public schools
and colleges Of the United States.
Many industries in Czechosloyakia
report that 1887 business was equal
to 1929.
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Uarn uf Thanks.

SMITH, ANNA L. We wish to express
our sincere thanks and appreciation to her
many friends, neghbors and relatives for
their kind expressions of sympathy and
the many beautiful floral tributes at the
death Of our sister THE FAMILY.
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French Morocco bought over four
times as much from America last
year as it did in 1886.
British post Office transactions in
the last fiscal year totaled $780,
0U0 900.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

Henry and Margaret Babcock, boy.
Hobart and Olga Dwyer. boy.
Charles and Bertha Kessler. girl.
David and Gertrude Werner. girl.
John and Virginia Hummer. boy.
Richard and julia Barnes, boy.
Arthur and Edna Ludke. bow.
Wilbur and Leta Eittreim, girl.
Hubert and Anita Brown. girl.
Raymond and Lillian Roche. boy.
John and Shirley Beckham. boy.
Richard and Edna Bassett. girl.
Carl and Belle Farrington. girl.
Joseph and Marion Lynch. bow
Joseph and Anna Harpster. boy.
Mervln and Dorothy Seligman. boy.
GhharieS Ilh snn Doro,ny Baird' M sirI
William and Marie EntZminger girl.
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DrathH.

ACKIS, GARNETT. Departed this life
very suddenly on Friday, February 1S,
193s. at 1915 an; % At his r%eSidence reside l255
brothes ~ of nm Josephine % Jones Indiana Hard
wick Beulah Mallet. Charlie and Dewey
Ackis. Remains resting at JanifefS fu.
neral home 1l41 2cnd st. NV Funeral
services at the above address on Wednes.
day. February % at l pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. %
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'fIE. CHARLES F. Officers and mem
{ &; !; ]:
y aerS O Dorcas Rebekah Lodge. No.
assemble at the w. w Cha rlbers CO.
~ funeral paror, 14th and Chaplin st.
| no,Woo IueSday evening. February 90.
~ 1898, at pm. for the purpose of
X conductin" funeral services for our
ate brother. CHARLES F. PYLE.
I VICTORIA HARDING Noble Grand
A. NAOMI COOPER, Rec, Sec
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ACktS, GARNETT. OfficerS and mem
:: !: $ : :
A6S$A Post, No. 3. the American Le-
A&2&SSH gon. are requested TO assemble
3p:SE ruary -. 1888. at Il pm. to
conduct special Legion services
for our departed comrade BY order OF
HARVEY L. BEAN. Acting Commander.
GEORGE w REED Adjutant' ~