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Evening star., 1927-11-04
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, November (Spe.
ciaD.-White potatoes. 100 pounds, rs
a90; barrel. 1.25a3.00; sweet potatoes,
barrel, 1.25a2.00; yams, barrel. 1.50a
800; beans, bushel. 1.50a2.00: beets,
100, 2.00a4.00; Brussels sprouts, quart.
10a20; cabbage. 100. 2.0Oa3.0O: cauli.
flower, crate. 100 2.75; carrots, 100.
2.5Oa3.50; celery, crate, 1.25a2.0 kale,
bushel, 25a30: lettuce. crate. 1.50a2. 10;
lima beans, basket, 90a1.25: onions,
100 pounds. 1.00a1.75; peppers, basket,
15a30: pumpkins. 100, 5.00a10.0O;
parsnips. basket. 40a50: spinach.
',ushel. 35a65; Savoy cabbage. bushel.
.5a3O; tomatoes. basket. 40a1.00:
green, 25a35.
Apples, basket, 25a75; barrel, 250a
600; grapes, basket, 12a1S: grapefruit,
box, 3.00a4.25; oranges, box, 2.O0a4.75:
pears. bushel. 1.00a3.00; keiffers,
bushel, 40aG5; ounces, bushel, LISA
2.25.
Hay and Grain Prices.
Wheat-No. 2 red Winter, export,
l.3S u; No. red Winter, export, 1907
NO. red Winter, garlicky, export,
1924; No. 3 red Winter, garlicky,
export. 1891.
Corn-No. yellow domestic, ss; cob
corn, old. 4.S0a5.00 per barrel, nomi-
nal.
Oats-No. 2 white, new, 57aa5s; No.
3 white, new, 561aa57. Old oats sell.
ing and 212 bushel over new oats.
Rye--Nearby. 90a1.00.
Hay-Receipts, II tons. New hay is
arriving in only limited quantity. 1t
Is, therefore, not being ofiicially graded
and sells strictly on It's merits, within
range of 14.00a16.00 a ton. timothy and
clover grades,
Straw-No. wheat, 1O.00a11.oC per
ton; No. oat, 13.00a14.O0.
Dairy Farm Products.
Live poultry-Turkeys, pound, 35a
40; Spring chickens, 24a25: Leghorns,
22a23; poor and thin, 17a1S; old hens.
18a25: Leghorns, 15a16: old ROSTERS,
14a15; ducks; 22a24: small and poor.
17a1S; geese. 20a24: pigeons, pair, goa
30: guinea fowl. each, 40a90.
Eggs-Receipts, 1,547 cases; native
and nearby current receipts in free
cases. dozen, 40a42: strictly fresh,
dozen. 45a47.
Butter-Good to fancy creamery.
pound. 45a49h; prints, 49ha51h: !:
blocks, 48a50; ladies', 37a38; rolls. 3311a
S6: store packed. 331s: dairy prints.
SShas6; process butter. 41a42.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
COTTON LOSES GAIN
OF EARLY TRADING.
Lack of Buying Power After
Initial Rise Lets Prices
Slip OF.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, November 4.--The
cotton market opened steady today at
an advance OF Z TO II points on buy
ing apparently based on relatively
steady Liverpool cables and tend
ency to reduce estimates of the crop.
The buy .ng was not particularly ac-
tive, no er. and, after selling up to
20.90 for January and 21.1S for May.
or about 12 to Is points net higher
the market eased back to about yes
ter-ay's closing quotations under real
izing.
Two private crop reports were is
sued. one placing the indication at
IL, ,735, 900 bales, against $3.50 900 last
month, while the other made the indi
cation 12,558,000 bales, compared with
a mid.October indication OF 1858 900
bales. The latter report estimated the
ginning Of 1851, 900 bales. or at rs
p c. OF the indicated crop.
The market remained quiet later
with the price movement comparative
ly narrow. After selling off to 20.75
for January. the market advanced to
20.91 for that position on renewal of
covering, but the bulge was not fully
maintained. At midday the market
was quiet at net advances Of to 5
points. New York Cotton Exchange
members, on the average, according
to a canvass made here this morning.
expect a crop estimate of 12,555,000
bales.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
WHEAT VALUES DROP
IN TODAY'S DEALINGS
Selling Of Grain Into Storage and
Shipload Arrival Factors-Corn
Prices Are Firm.

CHICAGO, November 4.-Wheat
prices underwent an early setback to-
day, Influenced by selling of wheat
into storage here and by arrival of an
other shipload from Duluth. 1t was
pointed out. however. that the Duluth
cargo was of premium character and
unlikely to be delivered on speculative
contracts. Opening unchanged to Ac
off, wheat later sagged all around
Corn, oats and provisions were firm.
corn starting unchanged to Ac higher
and subsequently holding here to
initial figures.
Increases to the stock of wheat in
Chicago today were emphasized by
word that the amount of wheat at
Minneapolis had enlarged 925,OOO
bushels in the last week and that Win
nipeg arrivals were still in excess OF
the receipts at this tims last year. al
though smaller than those of week
back. Meanwhile export business
overnight at the Atlantic seaboard ap.
peared to be again next to nothing.
Firnness at times today in the corn
market accompanied reports that the
Pacific Coast trade is already reat Nng
into Kansas and Nebra ska for cor tat
better prices than Omaha Or st. l. lis
are paying. Predictions OF clotIy
moist weather over portions of the
corn belt tenf d also to Uphold the
market.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
Wall Street Briefs

CANADIAN PACIFIC.-Crop and
business conditions in Canada this wear
are excellent and. with new money
IRON thls large crop yield. good bust.
ness next year Is expected, in the opin.
ION or r. w. Beatty. president and
chairman OF the Canadian Pacific Rail.
way. In view Of the fact that the crop
mas been late, there will be a large
carry'over, which will mean heavy
trafhc in the first part of 1928.
MERCANTILE MARINE.-Directors
=. the international Mercantile Marine
-: discussed only routine business at
their meeting yesterday.
AMERICAN STEEL FOUNDRIEs
American Steel Foundries earned
so.Sl a share on the common in nine
months this year after preferred divi.
dends. against $3S7 a share in the
same period Of 1925.
COMBUSTION ENGINEER1Nc IF
!. Lewis. chairman of F.. J. Lewis Man.
u!actur1ng Co., was elected a director
Oh the international Combustion Engi.
neering Corporation. George e. Lear.
Iiaro. president. reported to the direc.
tors that the corporations business
was good. not only in this country, but
III EUROPE, where large, new power.
pant projects. emhodying superpower
ton. ~
RATE MECHANICALLY Federal
reserve Bank Of New York made NO
cnange yesterday in it's prevailing re.
discount rate Of a1s per cent.
MOON MoToRs.-stewart McDon.
aid' president Of Moon Motor Car Co.
reports ORDERS for November and De.
cemoer delivery exceed those of any
TWO consecutive months this year.
SOVIET OIL EXPoRTs-soviet
OH exports for the fiscal year ended
september 30 amounted to 2,03S, 900
metric tons. breaking all Russian rec.
ords. the Soviet Union Information
bureau reports. The previous high
mark was 1.S37.000 metric tons in 1904.
Gasoline and fuel oil formed 68 per
cent of the years exports. Italy was
the largest consumer Of Soviet oil
products in the year. 447,600 metric
TONS
CHANDLER.CLEVELAND MO-
TOR.--Net. profit Of Chandler.Cle
land Motor Co. for the third quarter
declined to $l70,164 from $3S1,512 In
the third quarter last year.
EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER
Sales Of Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co.
| for the third quarter were IL per cent
The company is stu behind orders.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
INVESTMENT BOND
. LIST AGAIN | RISES
Best Rails and Utilities Up.
Japanese MunicipaIs Are
Market Feature.
BY CHARLES r. SPEARE.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, November 4.-Insti
tutions were again large buyers today
of high-grade railroad and public
utility bonds at the best prices ir
many instances so far registered this
year. The feature this week has been
the demand from select Investment
quarters of issues on which the re
turn ranges from Al to IA per cent.
An per cent.
Some of the bonds which were in
tiuenced by this buying were South
ern Pacific 41as at an advance Of a
point. Northwestern general SIS, Great
Northern 5s, Elgin 4 Joliet 5s, Union
Pacific AVS, Burlington AVS, Oregon
e. Western as and Northern Pacific Is.
Frisco Is Attract Notice.
In the secondary list of rails there
was active interest in such issues as
Frisco Is above 81, Southern Railway
Is and the higher coupon bonss of
this same mortgage, 500 Line SIS,
Rock Island 415s. Erie general 4s and
refunding IS and Missouri Pacific 5s.
The Seaboard group was little heavy.
with new low price on the all.
Florida 6s. which cover the mileage
of the road where the sharpest de-
cline in earnings has occurred.
Public utility bonds, including those
of the telephone companies and the
hest Of the light and power corpora
tions, and industrial issues. such as
United States Steel 5s. Smelters 5s
and Westinghouse and Wetersn Elec.
trio IS, were firm. There was a heavy
tone, on the other hand, TO the semi
speculative bonds of manufacturing
companies which was conspicuous IN
United States Rubber 5s and 712s,
Goodyear IS, Armour o12s and in the
Sinclair issues. Marine 6s, after an
early decline, advanced above l04.
Local traction issues were II to II
lower.
Japanese MunicipaIs Strong.
In the foreign group the feature
was the unusual activity in japanese
municipals. City OF Yokohama and
City of Toxic bonds were up II to y
and the government issues a little
less. There will probably be new
financing in behalf Of Japan shortly.
French issues continued to gain slow
ly, and i'm some quarters OF the Ger
man list there was further Improve
ment. However, scattered liquidation
gave this group an irregular appear
ance. South Americans were gener-
tinted States Government bonds
rallied from yesterdays decline. The
best buying was in the long Treas
ury certificates. A new issue OF bonds
10 take care Of approximately SIao,-
600 900 of second Liberty 4Ms which
will be unredeemed on November 10
is to be made and the terms OF it an
nounced ON Monday.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
GAIN
ON CURB MARKET
Rises and SIum.-s Mixed in
General Trading-0iIs
Have Rec ction.
BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, November Anew
high records were established in a
number of speciality favorites during
today's trading on the Curb Exchange,
but it was evident from the action Of
the market as a whole that speculative
sentiment had been affected by the
increase in brokers' loans reported
after the close yesterday.
In view of the heavy liquidation
which went on during the eart1 part
of the period covered py the figures
a good sized decrease had been tx-
pected. The result was a mixed move
ment Of prices throughout the greater
part of the session with gains and
losses intermingled.
Profit-Taking In Oils.
Perhaps no other group of stocks
at the present time is coming in for
as much comment as the oils They
were higher for q time after the open
ing today. but encountered profit
taking, which in many instances car
risd prices below the previous closing
as the market went int, the second
half session. Losses were finally
recorded in Standard Of Indiana.
Vacuum Oil. Humble Oil and Ohio Oil,
although they were limited TO within
point in most instances. Illinois
Pipe Line was an exception and es-
tabtished a new high tor the year
at 175.
Buyers of oil stocks have met with
SO many disappointments during the
past year that they were reluctant to
come in on the buying side in any
large way. 1t could not be denied,
however. that the decision to extend
the Seminole curtailment agreement
to January was an encouraging
factor. Gulf Oil Of Pennsylvania pro.
vided the feature Of the Independent
group. also reaching new top at SO.
Specialties at New Top.
Among the specialties that made
their best prices for the year were
Universal Leaf Tobacco. Kemsley
Millbourn and Tubize Artificial Silk.
REQ Motors was we'll supported above
the e5 level. The settlement date for
subscriptions to the block OF stock
recently offered privately is set for
November 9. Inasmuch as the price
Of the stock was 81, some were antici.
pating an upturn to at least this level
OefOre contracts have TO be settled.
Public utilities again moved with
good deal of indecision. Electric In.
vestors was actively bought at an
advance Of point. Lehigh Power
gained half point and Blackstone
Valley Gas & Electric. which record.
ed gain of almost 13 points Thurs.
day. felt the effect Of profit.taking.
which carried 1t down almost a point.
Changes in others were confined to
small fractions. Electric Refrigera.
ton Gs broke badly again into new
low ground.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
CATONSVILLE GETS new
NATIONAL BANK SHORTLY

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, November "A new
national bank, the Catonsville Ma
tional Bank. will be opened shortly
with paid.in capital stock of 100000.
it was announced today. following au-
thorization by the comptroller of the
currency.
The new bank is to serve a Balti-
more suburban area in which more
than $4,000 persons reside. Cations
VILE now has only one banking insti-
tuition. an office of the Union Trust
Co. Of Baltimore.
Tentative plans for the new bank
provide for the election Of S. j. Van
Lill as president. DR.. j. Carroll Mon
monier. Robert C. Clarke. George
Heinmueller and Henry c. Roesser as
vice presidents.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
COAL MARKETS WEAK.
PUBLIC UTILITY

NEW YORK, November 4 P).-
Bituminous coal markets of the United
States are still struggling to effect
balance between supply and demand.
Coal Age News reports. So far the
general results have not been very
successful, and the pressure of unsold
tonnage on wheels at mines. junction
and terminal points weakens the en-
tire price structure. Steam Goals stu
bear the brInt Of the attack.
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WILL INCREASE EARNINGS.

NEW YORK. November A P.-
About sio.0Ono0o annually will be
added to gross sales of the Borden Co.
through its acquisition Of Reid Ice
Cream. with an increase of more
than S1.000,000 year in net earnings.
The basis for exchange of stocks, to
be announced later. is expected to be
one share of Borden for two shares
of Reid. A possible stock dividend by
Borden also is being talked about.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Potomac Electric 1st 5s-S1. 900 az 1eI "
los = 10 at I0S 4 10 at 1o7
oWssbinrtou Gas Lightz-10 at So, 10 at
sci. 80 al sa =. 20 at seit
washlnTton Rwy. Electric pfd.-lo at
~ Risrs n - National al mai Bank-1o at 4e5. 10 at
american SECURITY Trust co.-lo at
452 > at 452. at 49, al 49@'
Barber & Ross com.-25 at 30 =, ,o
Columbia Land Gravel pfd.-lo al
''cT 'comnmereiai n M National Co. pfd..--14 az ITO.
Federal-An1erican Co; ccenl-EG2so az os' j.
Lanston Monotype--l0 az lV5. -o,,y
Sanitary Grocery Co. nd.-2o al luz - 4.
10 al 102 ~. 20 at 102 Il.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Gas 5s-Sl cog al '1O3
washington Gas 6s B-S1. 900 at lu5 q.
Washiugton Gas 6s A-St00 at los.
Eapital Traction 5s-Sl 800 AZ 1O2 n.
Washington Rwy. & Elec. com.-2o al
Columbia sanf Gravel pfd.--lo at
p Tel. 5s-s1 600 At 101 u
WASHINGTON Gas Us A--S3o0 at 1oo
UNLISTED DEPT.
chapin Sacks ss pfd.--40 at 1oa. 10 at
aO2.
Money-Can Ioans and per cent.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
STEEL SCRAP WEAKER.

NEW YORK. November I OP.-
Iron and steel scrap prices in the
Chicago district continue to weaken,
several thousand tons OF heavy melt.
ing steel having been sold to an in.
dependent mill at S11.75 a ton, or 25
cents under the lowest price previously
paid by q consumer. Heavy melting
steel is quoted at St1.50 to SIP, hut
most other grades are off % cents
a ton
Evening star., 1927-11-04
SYM1NGT0N co. PROFIT.

NEW YORK, November 4 R.--
symington Co. earned $1.19 share
on the. class A stock in the nine
months OF 1927. against 81 cents a
snare on the no par common, after
class A dividends. in the same period
!ast year. Net profit declined to
$2S9,o94 from $S63,3aS.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
CONSTRUCTION HEAVIER

NEW YORK, November 4 Lp.-The
money value Of engineering construc.
tion contracts awarded in the United
states in October was 5 per cent
higher than year ago. reaching S251..
9ss.000. compared with $238,s44. 900 in
october. 1925. Engineering News.Rec.
ord reports.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
HUPP RUMORs DENIED.

NEW YORK, November 4 R.-
Bankers for Hupp Motor Car Corpora.
tion deny rumors that its control is
passing to new interests or that
merger Of Hupp and Studebaker is
being considered. These reports ac.
companied a rise in Hupp shares to a
new high record.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
RUBBER ADVANCES

NEW YORK, November 4 tSpe.
rubber, smoked ribbed
sheets. advanced "a at today's noon
s.otation OF 3S%. This compares with
SS1z month ago and AK a year ago.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
REYNOLDS SPRING LOSES.

NEW YORK. November R.-
Reynolds Spring Co. had net loss of
$33,615 for nine months this year,
against net loss of $92.707 a year ago.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
pee.,xed bx pravute Wire Direct ts The Stae OAes

Following Is the list OF bonds and
stocks traded in on the New York
Curb Market today:
Evening star., 1927-11-04
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
Quoted b. Alex. Brown l. Sons Closing,
PRICES ON PARIS BOURsE.

PARIS, November 4 @.-Prices
were irregular on the Bourse today.
Three per cent rentes, 81 francs go
centimes: exchange on London. 124
francs 21a centimes; per cent loan,
73 francs 80 centlmes. The dollar
was quoted at % francs AIN centimes.
Evening star., 1927-11-04
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

Reported bvy " seIirman &C.
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$24.5O PER MONTH

Buys four-room bungalow at 1872 E.
Kelly St.; large rooms; electric lights; gas;
sewer connections; garage; fenced in back
yard: excellent condition. Small cash pay
r. j. vIEHMANN CO., Realtors. Builders.
Rilev 284o Res, Irv. O534-M
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COLORED SPECIAL
WHY WAIT2
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facilities We furnish plans or build from
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lot as down payment. Balance easy
monthly terms :.
Now is the time to start. :,
Schmid & Smith, Inc, Realtors
NJ. 3715. 144 E. Ohio. Res. Hum. 1411.
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Storage and Transfe,

OTTO J. SUESZ
Packing hauling storage. Low rates on
California shipments. Overland hauling
Special rates on return loads Main 1858.
Riley 1928. Oh. 4579- 0699-W.
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Lots for Sale

MERIDIAN HILLS; improvements in and
paid for Will sacrifice. Har. 4637-W.
SEVENTEENTH and Rembrandt; real bar
gain at $500: Groom double. modern:
7-room bungalow, modern. double garage.
Hrexel O880
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Trucks
Legal Notices
NOTICE

NOTICE
white River Railroad Company for the
VIII be held at the Office OF Kingan Il
Ca Indianapolis Tuesday, Nov. is, At
A. M. Mv1E. Secretary.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
:. Sealed bids viii be received BY the
Board of Trustees OF the Indiana State
Sr 1897 h0S at e tbe o SiScS Of be NSEs
OF the Indiana state Normal School. Ter
re Haute, Indiana, for repairing the roof
state Normal School, located S do at inq TsTrs
specihcations for such repairs viii be
the Indiana State Normal School, Terre
Haute, Indiana, or same may be OBJ
M sansa By y nSTsns Ut johnson Miller S
St.. Terre Haute. Indiana.
BIDS BIDS must be made on form No. 90 pre-
and must be "I Accompanied BY H eertined
check equal to s per cent of the amount
BoARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE INDIANA
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
BY HELEN G. BENBR1DGE.
Secretary.
SALE notice. FOuTty-Fourth sale Of un-
Company viii be held at 800 roosevelt
Bldg, on seesrday; NOV. s. 1927. Q a, m.
Tes CUXns Pdeq aESss WI ss e. S0
ring; 2l2Si. i diamond ring; 3i54i. ! dia-
diamond ring: 1885. 1 diamond ring;
2l656. / diamond ring; 2lols, I diamond
ring. diamond pin; 22lS7 diamond
diamond ringi 1913, ! diamond ring
22262, diamond ring: 22276, I diamond
ring: 222s7. diamond ring: .223il, dla-
diamond rinGS224s6, diamond brooch;
22454, / diamond ring; 22487. diamond
ring; 2249l. l diamond ring; 2249e.
225i9, / diamond ring: 22602, diamond
rings, 22642 diamond ring; 22705 dia-
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Terms. cash.
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Miscellaneous Wanted
Pets and Live Stock
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE

BEAUTIFUL BLACK REGISTERED
| SADDLE MARE; SEVEN YEARS OLD &
GENTLE. SEE MIR. WILLIAMS. INDIAN
APOLIS RIDING ACADAMY OR CALL
RAN. llz5.
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$50 CASH

and $3.50 per month buys four-room bun
galow at 528 N. Gable St. Newly papered;
electric lights. gas. So why pay rent?
F. j. VIEHMAN CO.. Realtors. Builders,
142 N. Delaware ST..
Riley 2840. Residence. Irv. 'O534-M
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PUBLIC AUCTION

The Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago g. st.
TsrFe Hate cS The
Northern R. r. Co., and The Peoria g.
Eastern R.. r. Co. will sell at public auc-
son ba TqeTday M0yd r. lg2 a. sSo
itol Ave. and South st., indianapolis. Ind,
the following described Unclaimed or Re-
fused Freight unless previously claimed by
rightful owner:
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Coal and Wood

1T Pays to Buy Better Coal
Special Discount on Your Winter Supply
Kindling With Each Ton
Genuine Glen No. 6, lp. clean
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Buys a brand new 5-room bungalow
good tr importation. Small down payment,
easy terms. Sunday or evenings. 5000
West on National Rd.. turn north on
Gerard Dr. | block Hum 1888 Mr., Cook
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LOT on DrexeI Ave, second lot south OF
18th St.; west front, just two blocks
from Little Flower Parrish: a fast grow
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this lot Drexel 209l-J.
LOT; 1900 ON W: 23RD: SIZE 40xl4O.
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-24
California Labor Asks
Restrictions Put On
Mexican immigration

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, Sept. %
tP-Resolutions calling on congress
to restrict Mexican immigration was
adopted at the closing session today
of the California State Federation
of Labor.
Serious problems have followed in
the wake of the practically unre-
stricted immigration OF Mexican
poems" decluared the convention. "In
Los Angeles, where approximately S
per cent of the population is Mexican,
the outdoor relief division states that
27.44 per cent of it's cases are Mexi-
can. The bureau of Catholic charities
reports that SO per cent of its cases
are Mexicans, who consume at least
SO per cent of the budget.
Twenty-Five per cent OF the budget
of the general hospital is used for
MeXicans, who comprise 43 per cent
of the cases. The city maternity
service reports that 62 1-2 per cent
of its cases are Mexican, using 73
per cent of its budget.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-24
Lindbergh Given Big
Ovation at Tucson
(Continued from Page One)

city. He advocated the establishment
of industries dealing with aviation
also the Importance of municipal air
fields.
Following his address he was intro
duced to gold star mothers and posed
before cameramen. Before leavins.
the specially constructed stage on
the university field he met Martin
Jensen, prize winner in the recent
Dole Pacific flight, who was mem
her of the reception committee and
a representative of the Globe Cham
Der of Commerce.
An international color was given
Lindbergh's reception by the presence
of Governor Romano. or Nayar..,
Mexico: General zertuche, representa-
tive of General Francisco Manzo
northern sector commandante of
Mexico, and other high dignitaries of
state and military from the southern
republic
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-24
.ARIZONANS PAY
S2O,MS,O6O TAXES
YEARLY REPORT

PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. %, P)-
The total amount of direct taxes
levied in the state for the year of
1927 for all purposes, is $20,048060,
according to report issued today by
the state tax commission The report
shows that the average tax rate paid
in Arizona for all purposes is $2,98
on each $100 of assessed valuation
of property. The total valuation of
all property for taxation purposes is
$673.127,777.
The total amount of taxes levied
in each county for all purposes in
Guiding state, county, special dis
trict and city taxes are Apache,
1920, ,179; Cochise $2,537,932; Coconino
$66O,112; Gila $1925,189; Graham
$554,66S; Greenlee $698,375; Mohave
$478,155; Maricopa $5,3O5, 1862; Navajo
$446,512; Pima $2,368,712; Pinal
$1,232, ,452; Santa Cruz $455, ,125;
Yavapai $2,149,955; and Yuma $685.
337.