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two sisters, Mrs. Marguerite Nc
Laughlin. 5917 Fourth street
NV. Mrs. Ann NJ. Evans, 1920
Underwood street NV. and
brother, Magnus P. Wood. 8716
Colesville road, Silver Spring.
A requiem mass will be offered
at 10 am. Wednesday at st.
James Catholic Church, Mount
Rainier, Md. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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9ratha

MANN, GEORGE KoL. or ai17 OTIS
81, Lanuuser, Nd, en- February. III.
1857, husband OF ChristsDe;is NJ Mann.
father OF Mrs William b. Geiner, MISS
grandfather OF Rosemary and Diane
Mann. Services at CHAMBERS Funeral
February 10, at | ON. Interment
c ccms, I'll Ri cem sn 81 Sc on lusIqsS
/. BEATRICE. On Sunday.
hfe;pfissls, F; 'BEATaicE MAs sfHSLia4 y
james W: Marshall; mo(ner Of MRS
Beatrice NJ Chappell and Mrs. Peter
Schliapin. Sine also is survived by
on one sra Srandscn Friends may cali at
Courtesy paTking opposite. where mere
services will be held on Tuesday, FEB
ruary H., al $50 Dm. lnterment
ESsS Greek Sr ssms.ery y;RrrS q, I'm.
Plains. Va: in Loudoun. County hos
sICA GREEN McMANN,.. beloved vile
OF tine late Iames r. McMann and
services will be held from the Craze
Episcopal Church. The Plains. va, on
TUESDAY, February -, az 1 PIN, In
tsrmsn, private Il In lien Of iioysrs
E,auouier Health Center, Middleourg.
MoHLER, MARY ". suddenly on Mon
dsS fe a4 ak r. 100 at M hes resi-
MoHLER,. beloved wife OF the late
Richard H. Mohler' mother OF Miss
Mary W. Mohler and Mrs. Anne NJ
Mrs. Robert TSneii. both Of fi itilsa SdH
Pa: George Fulmer OF san Francisco
Calf. and Mrs James Speer. Ash
taoula, Ohio. Services a. tbs s. H,
NV, on Thursday February .l' at :
Arlington National Cemetery. 30
HOWARD DANIEL. on
saturday, February 10, 1867. at Freed
mea aaSsD ~ A H9tS DANIEL aal
20i Notice OF funeral later. Arrange
ments by Alexander s. pope.
NORRIS. HARRIET G. On Sunday, Feb
E p1s 81 1897; aARRIEI =. Mok-
ter OF Mrs, Cora p. Morris: sister Of
MRS. c. Bernice Carter Mrs, Elizabeth
Williams. Miss Cora P, Morris. Alfred
E; and Raymond Morris. Also SURVIVE
and many friends. Notice Of funeral
'ater. ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE. INC
MURRAY, ANNIE l.. On Saturday. Feb.
ruary IL. 1857. ANNE L. MURRAY Of
33u9 0 st. nv, sister OF Sue H
Murray. aunt Of Louise Murray, Mary
v Parrish and Dorothy /. Sylvester
22s4 Wisconsin ave. NV, OH Tuesday,
February ~. at y am, thence TO Hoiy
Trinity Church, Both and o SITS. NV.
where requiem mass will be offered al
$50 a m, Friends and relatives invited
lnteTment Holy Rood Cemetery. is
PIPITONE, MICHAEL. On Saturday.
February 10. 1857. at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home, 5000 New Hamp-
shire ave. ne, MICHAEL PiPITONE,
husband OF the late MARGARET E.
Plpitone, brother Of Joseph and Jerome
Pipisone. and Mrs Vita Cammarata,
all Of Baltimore. Nd he is also sur
yived by 3 daughter. Mrs. George c
Baythelow and 8 grandchildren. Serv-
Home, 2g1l l4th st NV. on Tuesday.
February 10, at am. parking iacil-
ttiesl lnterment Rock Greek Cemetery
MlChALL. A special com
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DARN nf Chunks

SLAUGHTER. ANNIE. wish to express
my deep gratitude and appreciation
workers for the many expressions OF
sympathy and deeds Of Kindness AZ
the recent passing Of my wife, ANNIE
DUKE sLAUdHTER. s2o3 18th st. NV
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TroditionoI Symbol Of sympathy

One Of mans most beautiful and enduring Gus
toms has been to express sympathy to the be-
reaved through flowers. Sending flowers is only
natural because through their very fragrance and
beauty they breathe hope. Their gentle presence
relieves doubt and fear When you want to express
sympathy. take the way that is natural correct
and KIND send flowers
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
an ana Mass Ave Ne u $4,000
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VIII HHHLH' q SpttIAI EOln-
munication Of Hiram Lodge.
No. 10, F. A. A. NJ, Is called
Tor Tuesday, February ~,
1857. at 10 am. at the
Masonic Temple. 18th ST
and New York ave. NV. Tor
the purpose OF attending the
our late Brother, MICHAEL
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FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO. Z. SHAFFEH, INC.
Esprsssiys PlorSl Irrisutss Moqsrats
orders also aeeepied 630 10 d m week
sishs 300 i4tl 81. NV Ma s-oio6
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DEATHS
HI Mrmnrtant
Announcement n
NAIYleaa hH Chamber

BOND, CHARLOTTE NJ. In sad but low
ans memory OF our dear aunt. CHAR
IOT-TE NJ BOND. who left us twenty
three wears ago TO-DAY, February is
1894.
She had a smile for everyone.
A heart as pure as cold
To those who knew and loved her.
Her memory win never grow old
HER LOVING NIECES AND NEPHEW
MRS MARIE c, JACKSON MRS
MARY r TURNER AND MR. Ell
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ALBERT WITT. Master.

ALBERT WITT, Master.
EDWARD O CABEL Secretary.
DAVIS. WILLIAM. On. Saturday. Feb
rusry 49, 1857. WILLIAM DAVIS OF
Ara South st. ASaph st., Alexandria
Va. Notice OF funeral later. Arrange
mentS by Jarvis.
DEAL. MARIE c. On Saturday, Febru.
cry az, 1857. MARIE {; .,I DEAL IL q
q waiter "; peai. m 1Is.a.l q Mrs rss.
Anna Marie orics and sister Of Mrs Mrs
Ds'h on, and N GhsT bss, P PSns2ni
Home, 4sl2 Ca; ave NV, on Tues
ment r csdar Xii II ctemetepy " Is
DONoGHUE. MARGARET r. On Fri
day Tsbruary 10; I959' ,.hdoi.h z,
ne. beloved wife Of the. late John
F. DonoEhue, mother Of John "
Donoghue and sister OF Samuel M !,
Kirby D., John Travers, Charles p
and Catherine T. Tucker. Eriends may
call at the Robert a. Mattingly Fu;;
neral Home, 81 llth 81. s.ed until
Tuesday, February 10: at $50 an An,
REQUIEM mass At ST. Francis De Sales
GhSrSh S St am a' Heinss on
National Cemetery IL
EDELEN, ALBERT y. On Sunday, Feb
ruary IL, 1867, ALBERT P. .EDELEN
OF 331 18th 81. Sc. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by Barnes A.
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THOMAS W. Members Of
Edward Douglass White
Council, No. 247a. K. OF
c. are requested to as
Semnle At Ives Funeral
Home. 2e47 Wilson blvd IF,
Arlington. Va. At 500
pm. Monday, February rs.
ne rosary for our late
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JENKINS. GOLDMAN. sR

February "a. 1857. COLMAN JEN-
KINs, sR.. Of 7Io varnum ST. NV,
father OF Marilyn. Michael and Col
man jenkins, ir. son Of Maggie
jenkins. He also is survived by other
relatives and friends After pm
invited to cali at the above residence. /
Funeral on Tuesday. February ~. from
the Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You st. NV
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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JOHNSON, FRED 7: on SATURDAY. Fee

TSs * y, , lS3S = Arlingt0n HCsnital.
Arl Va. beloved husband Of Gertrude
G. johnson, father o! Edward Allen
and Robert Ernest johnson and brother
Of Charles J. A johnson. He Is also
survived by seven grandchildren. Friends
may call at the. Ives Funeral Home.
m. on Tuesday February / q. thence
TO st Georges Episcopal Church, n
Nelson ST and Fairfax DIR. Arl Va
where funeral services will be held al
- am Interment Columbia Gardens
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Suddenly. on Thursday. February IA.
1857. at 2;l5 am, at her residence,
1851 North Capitol St. ne, ELIZA
BETH HARRIS She leaves to mourn q
devoted daughter. Miss Dorothy Har-
riS; two godchildren. Lewis Booker. r..
and Miss Arlin Halmin, and a host OF
friends. Remains may be seen after
ReSthaten Funeral Home, 300 9th st.
NV. Services Monday night, 130 pm !.
Mount Airy Baptist Church. North Cap
ttoi and l. SITS NV. Interment Wood i
lawn Cemetery on Tuesday morning
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CAMERON, RICHARD W. A special
a Communication OF Dawson
IN Lodge No is, r. A. A. M, is
IN = hereby called for pm,
NMNN Tuesday. February 10, 1857.
~N at the Masonic Temple, sol
Nv 18th ST. NV. for the pur-
pose OF conducting the Ma
sonic funeral service over the remains
OF our late Brother, RICHARD w.
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airy Is. 1857, WILLIAM HEN beloved
husband Of the late Sarah Helm; de-
Washington. D. c.. MISS Helen Helm.
Mrs. Miriam Sprgfero. Mrs Evelyn
Mudrick, David and Joseph Helm. all
OF Hyattsyille Md. Also surviving are
one brother and three sisters. Morris
Helm. Mrs. Lille Gritz. Mrs Florence
Lazar, Mrs Rena Holstein, all OF
Washington. d. c., and four krand-
children. Services at the c. D. Gold
berg a. Son Funeral Home, 4ai7 eth
st. NV. on Tuesday, February 10. at
IL am interment Mount Leoanon
Cemetery. In mourning a. 1921 I'D
ave-. HyattsYille, Md. Please omit
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.ALEREP d, CApAsso President.

CAMERON. RICHARD W. On Sunday
February IL. 1857, RICHARD W. DAM
ERON beloved husband OF Mary A.
l., Richard WY Cameron. ir., and
brother Of Ruth Dixon. Roy J., Elton
r and Carlton D Cameron Services
from the w. w. Deal Funeral Home
1879 Ga. ave. NV, on Wednesday
February 20, at 10 am. Interment
Village Va. In lieu OF flowers con-
tributions to Cancer or Heart Fund
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ruary II, 1857. at National Institutes
Of Health. ROBERT LEE HALL Of a5s
East West HWY, Takoma Park. Nd
husband Of Frances MAY Hall: father
Of Frances. Patricia. Sandra Lee. De-
borah- Anne and Robert Fairhurn Hall
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John william Hall
and brother Of Herman NJ. Hail, Mrs
Edelen, John NJ Hall. Mrs Harry j.
Corlev and Calvin W Hall Mr. Hall
rests at the Warner PHmphrey "a
neral Home s434 Ga ave, Silver
Spring. Md fnHrkinE faeilitiesl Notice
Of services later
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Sunday February ~. 1857. al Mount
Alto Hospital. BYRON L. BUNDicR
formerly Of Washington. b c. Fe re-
sided at St. Petersburg. Fla. He is
survived by his widow Mrs Mildred
Bundick, and sister, Mrs Nellie Duerr
of Belle Haven, Va Funeral services
on Wednesday, February 20 at LIZ
nstons Funeral Home. Aceomae. va, at
o m
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John C.. Arras
Dies In Findlay

Funeral services will be held today
Thursday, at p. m. in Emmanuel
Lutheran church, Findlay, for John
Christian Arras, 10, former Jenera
resident, who has been living in Find-
lay since 1894 He was a retired ma
chinist at the former Baldwin, Lima-
Hamilton Corp, Lima.
Mr.. Arras died at his home in
FIndlay at /: AS a. m. Monday after
an illness of eight months.
The son of Nicholas and Margaret
(Rauch Arras, he was born JULY
26, 1886 in Eagle township, and has
been lifelong resident of Hancock
county.
He was married to Pearl Redick
May %, 1912, and she survives. He
also leaves two daughters, Mrs. Ed
ward elizabeth Maitlen, z o n.
Ind, and Mrs. Louis (Katherine)
Jackovatz, Flint, Mich; three grand
children; brother, Adam Arras.
Cleveland; and a sister, Mrs. Kath-
ryn Rettig, Jenera.
Burial will be in Trinity Lutheran
cemetery, Jenera.
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wheel Of the growing tendency to-
ward educational RECOMMENDATION d
specialization" Stearns declared.
Stearns said those associated with
the church-related colleges b @ ! G We
that the making of life should
take precedence over the making of
a living"
The small, closely related group,
the interchange of ideas by student
and professor, the Christian influence
pervading the classroom are h Q
sinews binding education and religion
into the growth of the whole person, T"
he continued.
Church-related colleges and uni
versities provide those individuals
with the necessary moral fiber g
nourish unborn generations in tn G
ideals of Christian living, Stearns
said.
There are today, he informed the
Cincinnati congregati ton, more t h n
700 colleges more than a third of the
approximately 1900 colleges and I'M
iversities in the country, which are
controlled and supported by religious
groups. They have been part of the
history of Il e u. S. from its begin
ming, he emphasized.
1.-The small church college" he as
serted, merits our most magnani-
nous support, physical as well a 5
spiritual"
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ArmOrSville

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McCafferty
attended the funeral of Mrs. Alta
Tremain in Lima, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Moser called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Moser, Tuesday
evening.
Jeann, June and Janice spent Fri
day evening with their grandmother,
Mrs. Lenore Montgomery and Sue.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 0. Hilty, Mrs.
Mary Plate, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Ewing and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Young and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Spencer and family of Bowling
Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Boyd were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Clauss and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. W. Montgom-
cry and family called Sunday after
noon at the Roy Reams home
Mr.. and Mrs. Lysle McCarty and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hover
and family called Sunday afternoon
on Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Moser.
Joe Hilty was a Sunday evening
supper guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. o. Hilty.
Mrs. c. w. Montgomery and
daughter Janice called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Burl Mathewson Thursday
evening.
Dale Owens and daughter Sue
called Sunday evening at the Owens
home.
Mrs. Grace Klingler was a Sunday
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Wilkins and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Wilkins were afternoon callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Klingler and
son Tommy called on Mrs. Grace
Klingler, Monday evening.
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Ellen Bdlmer And
Ron Erney To We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Balmer
announce the engagement of their
eldest daughter. Ellen. to Ronald
Erney, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Erney of Telford, Pa.
Miss Balmer is a graduate of Bluff
ton high school and is now attending
Bluffton college.
Her fiance is a graduate of Souder-
ton high school, Souderton, Pa, and
will graduate from Bluffton college
in June.
The date has not been set for the
wedding.
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Former BluftOnite Speaks In Cincinnati
On Behalf OF Small Independent Colleges

The role of the church college in
today's educational program was de-
scribed by a former Blufftonite re-
Gently in a Cincinnati observance of
Christian Higher Education Sunday.
David r. Stearns, director of adj
missions at Heidelberg college, Tiff
fin, was the guest preacher at the
observance in Third Protestant Me-
mortal church, Cincinnati.
Stearns told his audience that the
ideals of the small, indepcnd e n
church colleges do not conflict with
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Paul r. FritcFne And Ann Elma Barboa
Exchange Wedding VolUs In Albuquerque

chapel with the Rev. John p. Lesko,
chaplain. officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogue Gonzales, sister and brother
in-iaw of the bride, attended the
couple.
A reception was held at the home
of the brides parents, and wedding
supper was served at La Hacienda
following the ceremony.
The Fritchies are at home at 262O
Blake road SW, Albuquerque. where
Paul is stationed with the Air Force
at Kirkland base.
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the larger, tax supported colleges and
universities.
Pointing out that the large colleges
with their unlimited facilities are nee
essary 10 handle the vast numbers
desiring higher education, S te a $
said the purpose and principles of the
Christian colleges have TO do with the
development of the whole individual,
the body, mind and spirit
Small in size, independ e n t N
thought, Democratic in action, liber-
al arts in nature, we are the balance
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Nancy Katterheinrich
FO Marry Wapak Man

Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit w. Katter-
heinrich, of West Elm street, Bluff
ton, are announcing the engagement
of their daughter, Nancy Jane, to
Mahlon Harrod, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Merle Harrod, Wapakoneta.
Nancy will be graduated from
Bluffton high school this May
Mahlon, an alumnus of Blume high
school, is presently enrolled at Bowl
ing Green State university.
No date has been selected for the
wedding.
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Announcement was made this
week of the marriage of Paul +.
Fritchie, son of Fred Fritchie of
Bluffton and Mrs. Carl Johnson of
Fostoria, to Miss Ann Elma Barboa,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Bar
boa, 2605 Blake road, SW, Albuquer-
que, New Mexico.
The wedding was an event of Jan
uary at the Kirkland Air Force Base
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LEGAL NOTICE

Janice Doris Moore whose whereabouts is
unknown, but whose last known address was
ll0l Milburn Avenue, Lima, Ohio, and
previously Box 443. Hazelhurst. Georgia is
hereby notified that her husband, Clay Junior
Moore has filed his petition for divorce
from her in Case No. 44165 in the Common
Pleas Court of Allen County, Ohio upon the
grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme
cruelty that said petition will be for hearing
subsequent to six weeks from the first rub-
lication of this notice, namely after May
25, 1857.
Elmer McClan
Lima Ohio
Attorney for Plaintiff
April IL, IS, 25, May 2, g. 16
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LEGAL NOTICE


Darrell Irving Pugin, whose place of resi-
dence is unknown, is hereby notified that
Helen Pugin has filed her petition against
him in the Common Pleas Court of Allen
County, Ohio. at Lima, Ohio being case
number 44l73 on the Docket of said Court
praying therein for a divorce and other
proper relief, on the grounds of gross neglect
of duty and extreme cruelty. Said action may
be heard and decided by the aforesaid Court
after the expiration of six (6) weeks from
the date of the first publication of this
notice and, if the said Darrell Irving Pugin
desires to contest such action, he is further
notified that he will be required to interpose
his defense thereto within such period of six
t6) weeks as aforesaid judgment may be
taken against him prayed for in the petit
ton.
Robert L. Balyeat, Attorney for
Helen Pugin, 500 Citizens Building,
Lima, Ohio
April IS. 25, May 2. 9, 16, 2S
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MUTUAL FUNDS
Furnished b, tn. Associated Pres.

NEW YORK. Mar. . tH1-NatloRal
Association OF Securities Dealers, Inc;
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IN. Y. BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Mar. = lP,.-Nationl
Association OF Securities Dealers, Inc :
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Hecht Will Open 7-Leve|
Parking Facility Thursday

The latest in downtown park
ing facilities, a Sis million struc-
ture. will be opened to the public
next Thursday.
1t is the Hecht Co.'s seven-level
building adjoining the depart
ment store, completing one OF
the most elaborate parking GEN.
tiers in the District. Only one
other plant nears its 3,000-car
capacity.
I Modern in every detail, the
building looks far into the future
to provide needs for any shaped
or sized car Of tomorrow.
One feature of the concrete
structure is that shoppers will
park their own cars at any de-
sired level. This will enable
them either to take a high-speed
Self-operated elevator to the first
floor, or to step into the store
at the level where the car is
parked.
BY taking the elevator, shop
perS will arrive at a handsome
Hecht Co. lobby lounge. Attrac-
tive in decor and furnishings,
the lounge has comfortable seat
ing. checking facilities for pack
ages and refreShment dispensers.
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1t also has large glass wall
which will enable shoppers to
watch for the arrival of their
cars brought by parking attend
ants.
Wide ramps at an easy-to-
ascend 5-degree grade will make
it simple for drivers to reach
the desired parking level.
The entrance is on E street
near Sixth street NV. and the
exits on both E and F streets.
Rates for parking will be 20
cents for the first hour and 10
cents each hour thereafter.
Harry M. Davidow, Hecht's
vice president and general man
ager, called the new shopping
center a solution to many down
town parking problems. He said
the building is one OF many
projects planned for expansion
Of the company.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Mar. Q N.-Cotton fu-
lures prices drifted lower this week.
After a series Of mild ups and downs.
active futures contracts on the New
York Cotton Exchange closed at prices
ranging from Is cents a bale higher to
s5 cents bale lower than at the end
of the week before.
Some selling resulted from belief OF
traders that rains in the southwest por-
ton Of the cotton belt might curb soil
bank participation oy farmers Another
nearish factor was the opinion Of many
in the trade that chances of a sizable
free" cotton supply toward the end OF
the season are fading.
The market allied toward weeks end
after the Government announced an un-
!, cotton parity for rmid-February
Exports for, the week ended Tuesday
we're estimated by the New York Cotton
bales compared with ISL 200 in the pre-:
yious week Exports for the season
through Tuesday were estimated al
4. 7O2, COO bales VS.. only S3S.O0O last
season,
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BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK
BALTIMORE. Mar. . lp-uspAl.

BALTIMORE. Mar. R1.-tUsDAl
Cattle compared last week all classe,
except bulls generally steady; bulls weak
70 90 lower Individual choice 1896
10 steers 300. choice and price 991-
1861 10 2@.@5; mostly choice l335-l42i
IDS ~ Gu bulk good and choice $50.
1915 lbs ~ U0-22 90; standard and low.
GOOD sg0-l165 lbs l7.5O-la.U0 Good
and choice 1i5-lulh ID heifers Is so
900; standard and good 610-640 lbs
90 1928. Gamer to utility 100
ity and commercial COWS 1900; utility
and commercial l250-145o; Gamers
and cutters lo00-l250. Helstein cut
tiers Up 1900 and shelly Gamers down
to 800 in extreme cases Utility and
commercial bulls l350-I6.5G: CONNER.
cial u .0o-l1@j: Gamers and cutters
.00-l3u0. Medium and GOOD 375-
s5u 10 stock cattle l1,00-l9.S5: common
and medium stocker and calves IA 90
Calves. compared last week: vealers
high-Eood TO prime vealers. Closing
choice and prime vealers % 0n-og 90.
GOOD and choice - OO-"9 on. utility
and standard II 00-l7 90: odd culls
down TO 1000 and below.
Hogs. compared last week Barrows
gifts and sowS generally steady. Thurs
dsys sales included mixed U. s. No. l
70 3 Grade lots Of lso-23n ID barrows
100 I775. .7n-30o lbs is.a5-ie7S:
l40-1e0 lbs i625-i725: i60-is0 lbs
: 90 II rs Mixed grade lots under
400 Ii sowS i450-l5 80: No ! and .
under $50 lbs 1873: 40n-hn0 lbs IA So
$50: 100000 lbs IL SOL So