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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-21

Brilliant and massive operate
choruSes will be presented by the
choir, the most imposing of which
will be the coronation scene from
Moussorgsky'S Boris Godonouf' in
which thirty Russian Bases" pro-
claim the browning of their car.
In the rendering of the difficult
orchestral accomplishments, two
pianiSts Of this city, Willard Nc
Gregor and Bomar Cramor will as
Sist with two pianos.
To add variety to the choral part
OF the program, the mems voices
will be heard separately in Wagner'S
Battle Hymn" from Rienzi.
The women's chorus will sing the
beautiful chorus Every Flower"
from Puccini's Madame Butterfly"
Paul Matthews will play the regular
accomplishments for the choir.
The complete program is as fol-
lows:
THE NATIONAL ANTHEM
Prologue "Mefstofele" ............ Baito
S.S.A.TT.B.B.
a Trio-Madam Butterfly" Puccini
Nine. Pavloska Messrs. Lamont and
Lazzart
Every Flower" c'Madame Butter
N.Y. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. FuCClhl
S.SA.
Finale, Act II, Scene 2, Madame
Butterfly acknowledgements. Puccini
Salvatore Rosa ................. Gomez
"Battle-Hymn" t'RienziD.. Wagner
T.T.BB
Coronation Scene-"Boris Godounof
,................... Moussorgsky
S.SAA.TT.B.B.
-IntcrmiSsion-
Aria-"AndreaS Chenier" ....... Giordani
Mr.. Lamont
a Observation-Disclosures .Leancavallo
Introductory chorus Cayallerla
Rusticana" ................. Mascagnl
SS.AT.B.B.
Aria-"Mignon" .................. Thomas
Messrs. Lamont and Lazzari
Trio-"FauSt" ............... Gounoo
LaZZari
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-21

Mistakes About the Lords Sup
per" will be the morning subject to-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-21

At the Second Moravian Episco-
pal Church, corner Thirty Fourth
and Hovey StS., the pastor, the Rev.
Vernon w. Couillard will preach at
the morning service On the theme
Fidelity to the Task" His eve
ming subject will be Christ or
Chaos"
NAGictnkac AlanI.t tlan Z na.I,c
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-21

TINE Metropolitan School of
Il Music will present a number OF
advanced students in recital Satur-
day afternoon, April %, at O'Clock.
A short play will follow.
Those taking part will be:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-21

The Junior Music Club of the In
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-21

An Odd Fellows anniversary
service will be held at Central Uni
verSalist Church, Fifteenth and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-21

At the Brightwood M. E. Church
the morning sermon is to be Some
Lessons From a Grain of Wheat"
The pastor, the Rev. Victor B. Har-
gift, announces that in the evening
ne will apreach on Forgiveness
and Cleansing"
Evening star., 1928-03-11

vary NJ, r. Church. Fifteenth and CO.
iumhia road northwest, Mabel Linton
williams will play;
Melasitea tront "Fsust". ......,,... ,Gaupod
''on Wings of Seng", ,......., .Men,lelssohu
The guest SoloiSt. Anna Sloan, vio-
lonccilist. will present Schuhcrt's Ave
Maria" AS arranged for her instrument
The soloist at the fourth Lenten or
gan recital will be Floyd c, Williams,
tenor.
A series OF organ recitalS will he given
In the bethlehem Chapel Of Washing
ton Cathedral under the direction OF
Edgar Priest. organiSt and choirmaSter
Of the Cathedral. The first recital viii
be given "Wednesday at 8 pm. by Jean
Phillips,
'rhe public Is invited 90 attend these
rocitalA
The Cathedral choir of men and boys
will sing Sir John Sstainer's sacred cam
tata, ~The Cnieif,xton," at the eyensung
service IN bethlehem Chapel Sunday
afternoon. March 10, at I pm
Grace French Iooke win give the fol-
lowing program In an organ recital at
the Church Of the Advent tonight at
etb O'CLOCK;
Prelude Heruie" ",,,,.,.,r rsulkes
"snna W,,ho0t Words, nSnast
"srNsrse" t'raaf,a symeheay''1. 49, 'ts,Sss W,Sss
The Shepherd and the Meekinx Bird
""g.Srss.S Mo- % sSeeNer,", ,",,",...,Q Cos. Eg.,sd
Chera. Variations, Our Father Who AZ.
IN tisaven"
"Aaaante" !"
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THE DE SAYN QUARTET-TO-
MORROW.

The Elena de Sayn String Quartet.
composed Of Miss de Sayn, first violin;
Gwendolyn van Hulsteyn, second violin:
Lydia Brewer. viola. and Margaret Day,
cellist: assisted by Sophocles T. Papas.
guitarist; Armand Paquary, French
horn player. and Nation Boyce. pianist.
will give the first Of series OF three
Monday afternoon concerts in COM
memoration of Franz Schubert. whose
centennial falls this year. tomorrow.
The concerts will be held at the Du
Barry Hall, 1853 K street northwest. at
4:30 o'clock In the afternoon. March
IL, i9 and IS. The first program dedi-
Gated to Franz Schubert will be pre-
seuted before the German Ambassador
and Frau Won Prittwitz. other repre-
sentatives OF foreign countries. members
of the diplomatic corps and many local
music lovers.
The program tomorrow will be:
ouartct---For guitar. violin. viola and cello
fhfst time in America.
III Moderate"
~, .'Tema con. yariszioni."
t3t "MenLetto."
~ ...Iento Pa,etico."
t6t 'Zingara."
Eoeturne--For violin. cello and piano:
Quartet--0p. 16I for two violins. viola and
~ Allegro Motto Moderate"
t2l Andante con Mote"
t4b Allegro Assai."
Evening star., 1928-03-11
Third Annual Concert OF
D. 6. Junior Clubs

K EEh interest Is being shown In the
junior concert. when there will be
three short sketches, Musical Periods" :"
depicting life In 1902, 1873 and 1900.
with music incidental 10 the times.
which will be held In the auditorium Of
the Wilson Normal School Friday,
March 23, at 3 pm,
Between the sketches there will be
orchestral work by the toy symphonies
and the violin ensemble and harmonica
solos by Harry Arnold, recent winner In
haFmonica contest.
The following clubs will take part
| Allegro Music Club, MTs. J. M. St0ddard,
counselor; Chevy Chase Cief Club, Mrs.
Charles Inlay, Ciayiaroo. MTs Williams
and Miss Bender, Eastern High School
! 0lee Club. Mrs. Frank Hyram; Friday
| Evening Junior Music Club. MRS.
George 6ravatt; Friendship House Toy
| Symphony, Miss T'hslma Callahan |:
| kaspsf Junior Violin Ensemble, Josef
kaApar; Little Symphony Club, Mrs,
Ftsnk n Westbfook; Maeato Club. Miss
Geneyiege Wagner, Rsehmaninoff Club,
| MlsE Madeleine Anghinbaugil VipiyDce
Music study Club, Miss Frances GU
teIius, Western High Quartet, Miss
Eeynice Wagner, and Young Composers
Club. Kari HolsT.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
Metropolitan Season Here
Promises Marked Success

The success OF the Metropolitan last
season, even though IL was not possible,
because of the small size OF the Audi
torium stage. to put on the most elabo-
rate operas In the company's repertory.
was an outstanding event of the year.
This season, with the larger stage at
Polls available. o more varied and at
tractive list OF operas Is possible. The
famous stars to appear include Ponselle,
Chaliapin. Bori. Gigli and Easton.
Perhaps the most elaborate and spec
tacular OF the operas will be Boris
Godounoy." which iS given sumptuous
production by the Metropolitan and will
feature Feodor Chaliapin. Its back
ground. the Russia of centuries ago. af-
fords the opportunity for wonderful
settings. and the presentation here will
be the same In every respect as those
which have been given In New York.
Boris Is Chaliapin's greatest role, and
1t is one OF the few operas In which O
basso has the outstanding opportunities.
Norma" the opening opera. will be
entirely new TO the present generation
OF opera-goers. since 1t has not been
revived. until this season. for IS years
II offers an incompatible role for q
great dramatic soprano. and Rosa Pom
sclle has made II the outstanding
achievement OF her great career
Norma" Is conceded by critics to have
as title role one OF the most exacting
opera roles of all time. This operas
absence from the repertory OF Ameri-
can companies for SO many years has
been due mainly to the difficulties Of
Its presentation and the demands made
upon the singer In the title role.
"Tannhauser" likewise gives the op-
portunity for great spectacular pro-
duction. and a splendid cast will appear
in 1t. Romeo and Juliet" with I.uerexia
Bort and Beniamino Gtgli. Is proving
one of the most popular of the series.
The Metropolitan Opera Co.'S local
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Organ Recitals

THIS afternoon at s o'clock. Lewis
= Atwater. organist. will present a
program OF Massenet music at All Souls
Church tUnitafian). Sixteenth and
Harvard streets. He will be assisted by
Florence Sindeil. soprano.
The third Ienten organ recital Of a
series of Ave will be given at Epiphany
Church. q street northwest. Tuesday at
8:ib pm. by Lewis Corning Atwaier. or
ganist OF All Souls Unitarian Church.
and of the Temple Of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation. Mr., Atwatar has
lived In Washington most of his life and
has many friends among the music cir"
cles Of this city. He Is n member OF tina
District Of Columbia Chapter of the
American Guild Of Organista and has
a fine reputation not only as eoncett
organist. but as a teacher rs well, =.
MIR, AtWater will be assisted In the
following program by John Marville,
bass soloist at the Eighth Street TeMnle
and soloist and director of music At
Hamline Methodist Church.
tiacnnna con Naliaslon.' s.
fsssads f"s"s's ,'kf,aae 81 har,a hiaef, ~ ,nasss
""I.' "rs" isnsa,,s "a tstahs. Ma,eri " kossint
The ssyen Wards ttf"ns pictures. tog
Malhns
a. ''Intrutuction,"
The Way 10 1oiEothA."
h "fsInsr. ,,.s ,iS'.,,ss, them they know not
"Mnlhsr, kehnli Thy san |"
'Tedas, .halt thou 10 with ME In Para
g. The Words nt suHer,nss
MY ,dod my. tod, why hast Thou ter
sahea .msf'
u Thust
4 The Words at Triumph"
II 70 FINISHED i
Father, iata Thy ,haHds l commend ms
|e. fpllaaue with Choral
f'fhsTs was darkness aver oil thA eAtthg
aud the veil ~ the lsmple was rent Y
Al The T,tb pm, organ recital At CAL
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CHAMBER MusIc
Draper 6uiIdinq-
(Mo~0zy)
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.

MONDAY
The members of the de Sayn String Quartet assisted by
Sophocles Papa guitar and Nation Boyce pianist VIII
give Schubert program in the Du Barry room or the
Draper Building at 430 pm
TUESDAY.
Marion Holmes, New York soprano and the Y W. C. A. Gee
Club will give concert Barker Hail. at the headquarters
at 8:l5 pm. benefit program.
The Club will give concert In the Han OF
Nations Washington Hotel, at pm.
The Hiram College Club of Ohio will give program at
Columbia Heights Christian Church at pm
WEDNESDAY.
Gibson organist will recital at Calvary Baptist
Church at pm.
FRIDAY.
Giovanni Martnel Metropolitan Opera Co.. Will
appear IN recital Polls Theater at 430 pm.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
Band, Orchestra Programs.

THE u, n, Marine Band Orchestra,
Taylor Hranson. leader. and Ar
thur q. Witeomb. heeond leader. VIII
present twn orchestral programs We'd
nesday and Friday nf this week and
one band program Thursday. All three
events will be presented In the Marine
HarTaekk.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
MARION HOLMES.
XWCA Headquarters
{ 70esdSy)
Philadelphia Orchestra
Program.


THE fifth and last concert Of the
Philadelphia Orchestra to be Of
fered In Washington this season will be
presented at the Washington Audi
torium Tuesday afternoon. March 81.
when Pierre Monteux will again be
guest conductor.
Mr.. Monteux will present as the guest
artist for this concert Lea LuboshutZ, a
violinist, new to this country. but well
known on the Continent Miss Lubo-
shutz has appeared in most of the larger
American cities and has been acclaimed
an artist
The program will open with Rossini
number, the overture to Italia In AL
geria." The symphony will be Schu-
mann's Symphony No. in D Minor"
After the intermission Miss Luboshutz
will be heard in Concerto In G Minor
for Violin and Orchestra" by Bruch.
The closing number will be "L'Oiseau de
Feu." by Strawinsky.
This concert will be under the local
management Of T. Arthur Smith.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
Navy Concert Band to
Give Program Tomorrow

I iEuT. CHARLES RENTER. leader el
the United states Navy Hand, an
nnunees that beginning tomorrow night
the weekly concerts In the auditorium,
n the sail lott In the NAVY Yard viii be
played by the iull concert band.
Evening star., 1928-03-11

! at the Columbia Heights Christian
Church Tuesday at pm.
The club Is on Its annual tour ana
will sing in Washington. d. C.; Balti-
more, Md; New York. N. Y: Scranton.
Pa: Auburn. N. Y: East Aurora. N. Y:
Geneva, Ohio; Cleveland, Ohio. and
Warren, Ohio The director is Prof.
Elias A. Bredin.
The program will be:
Alma Mater Cara. ...............: :: Bredin
t.iee Club
Instrumental melodies .......... Various
Orchestra.
The Broken Melody ..,......... .sibeiius
Giee club.
Violin solos
The Shepherd Giri's sunday. .oi. bnlil
Mr.. Skssr
The Three Musical Freshmen"
Messrs, Kohl. Glendcnning and Evans.
Tenor solos
.pidnt II Rain 'spirituan -. Burleigh
Mr., Hau9h
The PARKWAY Bells" s"............ Gordon
Bells OF the Sea ,S;.::,........ .solmon
Character 'ai'' Mr.. Ma,,,bdy.. ANONYMOUS
Hiram serenade' ........ College Songs
~ Campus Chanters.
"As on 10 the south ard 80. bartholomew
more melodies various
20 Sons and Daughter" ....... Seymour
Glee Club.
Evening star., 1928-03-11

season" next month has aroused such
unprecedented interest that Mrs. VIII
son Greene, local manager. states II
seems necessary to discontinue taking
further orders and instead to place the
seats ON direct sale.
Already the orders received call for
large percentage Of the seats avail
able at all stages Of the price sale. and
since the capacity Of Polls Theater is
small for operate performances those
who wish to obtain their choice Of seats
are advised to make their requirements
known as early as possible.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
ARCHER GIBsoN--wednesday

Archer Gibson. concert organist of
New York City. will present the follow
ing program at Calvary Baptist Church,
Eighth and Fl streets. Wednesday eve
ming at 8 o'clock for the benefit of the
organ fund. assisted by William r. Ray
mond, tenor:
Evening star., 1928-03-11
GIOVANNI NATURALIZATION,

Giovanni Martinelli, tenor OF the
Metropolitan Opera Company. Is sched-
uled TO make his only appearance this
season in Washington at Polls Theater,
Friday at 4:30 pm, as the NTH and
final attraction OF Mrs. Wilson Greene =
Artists Course OF concerts, as well as
the finai concert of the current Wilson,
Greene season. He Is not listed to sing
here with the Metropolitan when Il
comes for its local season next month.
He will be assisted by Ada Paggi. mez2o-
soprano. and by Salvatore Fucito at the
piano.
His program will include:
Aria 20 Paradise" from 'LAf,tcaIne,"
Giovanni Martineiii. '''''
%, "Eut nE,otle.' .........,. ''''''''' nsbn".s
Giovanni Martineili. ''''''' - "'''
10, "nabansra'' from Carmen "" Riset
'e' 'fmsom the Land OF the say nlu.
Ada fssssi.. - ""Ae"'''
Aria Celeste, Aida" from Aida" Verdi
Giovanni Martinelii,
V, .
a. "IAt plenTs Ell Hese', ,.,,.,...1H Hue
~ The Jasniins Door, ...... A. seott
W La Pafttdh ,..t.t.,.s..F. Aisarek
Ada PaEEi.
~, mn,,n,"h moh,,a"h rtshnsns ah"Ss,,
'fl NY Issf -
teI That ktsht". ,...,ty. Vanderpooi
Giovanni Mattinelii
ffaFatina" fInm Les HugunDpis
MeyeFbeer
Ada PaEEi.
WI,
Duet. a A, isos'h aoa,i' from ~ TSsys;, ysss,
Ada rsssf and tiiovsnat Martinelll,
Evening star., 1928-03-11

Mr.. Gibson Is the private organist
for Charles NJ, Schwah. q post he has
held for 90 years. He also has served
as private organist 10 Henry Clay Frick
and Mrs. Henry White for many years
Evening star., 1928-03-11

HIRAM GLEE CLUn~~~TtIEhDAy
The Mems 0lee Club OF Hiram Col
legs, Hiram, Ohio. will present concert
Evening star., 1928-03-11
Y. w. C. A. GLEE CLUB-Tuesday.

The Young WomenS Christian ASso-
citation Glee Club, composed OF SO young
singers living at the Elizabeth Somers
residence. will present the first public
concert Tuesday at 8:l5 pm. in Barker
Hall Of the Y. w. c. A. Building, Seven
teenth and X streets.
Marion Holmes. lyric soprano Of New
York City, and Evelyn Scott. Washing
ton, violinist. will be the soloists. with
Catherine Benson at the piano. Imo-
gene B. ireland will direct the club.
The program includes:
"Orphens with His Luie": Edward German
Menuetto-~from "sonatina III
ensns esadls nsnr. ram shnsss sssnsers
AN Aayl. sifs' AZ Mr'a Da Roi ou: XIII Gi sn Ghy.
Jewel Song" C.raus,,' l..:....... .oounod
sp'''s song 'Arr. by NJ. Il. kiin;1i.J' - "."
Gles ciub--Vioiln nbhligato by Misc Scott.
Mlnuet I'm oiiden style"b b..... .Hoshsiein
gypsy Da"'" no Me. scott. ''''''eN
NY Mother Bids, Me bind NY Hatr1 Hair. sndin HAYDN
Have You Seen But white lille GROW"
Old English
Love Sum-" ,sann Il Colonial cosaamsJ "' ""''"
Miss Holmes,
Glse Club.
The concert is for the purpose OF rails
ing fund for the new choir robes OF
the club. Tickets. reasonably priced.
may be had at all Y. w. g. A. centers
and al the door Tuesday evening.
MISSOURI u. GLEE CLUB TUESDAY.
The University Of Missouri Mems
Giee Club. a vocal organization OF ma
| tional note. will present a concert IN
the Hail Of Nations, Washington Hotel.
| Tuesday at 8 pm. This organization
| has In three years out Of the last five
won the championship OF the Missouri
Valley. and In 1928 and 1927 won third
and second. respectively, In the ma
ti0nai competition held In Carnegie
Hall under the auspices of the Asso--
ciated College 6iee Clubs OF the United
States. Under the system OF competi-
tion followed each glee club which com
petes must defeat all the glee clubs In
its area In an International competi-
ton before entering the national meet.
Herbert Wall is the director.
The program Tuesday will be:
. ""i Boz" je.a ,,...... ,,..,.. iiS?9~rsss'ri"s
| ave Maria .,.t,t,s..., tbti~~AHadeit
| H.
| "yestt Ia Giuhha' .......,, fenncssaiie
Gafneu Fowler Tenor
santa Ineia" ,...,,,,+..,., Old Italian
| Dreaming Lake ,..,..s.,., schumsnn
QuaFtN
Ansnitlnsn A., Il. t,lossen srhmerken" rfana
ALERT David QUO, baritone ~
| III
| Through Eastern Gates" ,.,,.,, HaBtnck
| Htnhtn MsiOJy" ...t+........,,s slbsliis
| 'Mystin Stars" .,,,,........s, A rsnsk v
| EsA @hfts ft,srstt+Essss' - mahtpH
~.
| "pfelH1s 10 A Minor ,,,....,. Bach .fJsst
"gr..d' .M.;, o5o. ooe.' 4, a5 NJ se"eeI|"" scee"eI|"
"kbspsody. Geus |. No 4"'.',' Itohnamsi
Leslie JDiiih, pianist,
v.
Tiny Tiny BlfdsH ,....,....,, Sleeper
pr.nss ao 'ss pf"*s ola mr.,.,, Ia.s y"
sAins Along ,.,,.,,,.tt.t,,,s, .cook
Evening star., 1928-03-11
BMUESICAL'
STUDIOS OF WASHINGTON


Graduate In Arts aud Music OF CaHhflslx~
lntNetstN, the ReSai Caleege ot 0rE Su,sta
i.nnioa, t,FEanist, ,thcttmasteF, 81, laha7s
hMtNh. IAtAAella SAMAIA. NtMAllA Al NhMEAh
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-10
LEVELS
READJUSTED ON
STOCK MARKET
Total STOCK sales 2,8Iys s4OU Shares.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9 QR-The stock
market turned distinctly reactionary to-
day after an eIrly period of irregular
ity. Many of the standard industrials
were liquidated freely throughout the
session, but the general list did not
turn heavy until the late trading, final
quotations disclosing long list of net
declines ranging from l to points.
Trading did not quite measure up to
the terrific pace of last week, although
the days sales ran around 2% million
shares.
Selling was attributed to, variety
of causes, not the least important OF
which was rather general belief that
the market was entitled to at least a
technical reaction after the recent
spirited advance in many issues. Mark
ing up Of the call money rate from 4
to AZ per cent coincident with the
calling of about $25,OOO,OOO in loans,
and the note of warning against over
expansion of bank credit for Specula-
live purposes by Albert H. Wiggin,
president of the Chase National Bank,
also had tendency to chill bullish
enthusiasm for the time being.
~. oGCC1 OO4O I'LL q pOAAAOo
despite predictions that the December
untitled orders to be made public at
noon tomorrow night show an increase
as large as 100000 tons. Other steels
moved within narrow and irregular
limits. General Motors showed a net
loss of points at 1891, after dipping
to 1873, and most of the other motors
sagged in sympathy. Hudson, which
announced higher prices on several of
it's 1923 models, fell back 2A points to
80A. Yellow Truck moved up 2 points
in early trading, but LOST half the
gain.
Erratic fluctuations took place in
Radio Corporation, which opened at
1917, sold down to 99B, rallied to a
new record high at 1O4A and then
back up to 102, up l point net. Total
transactions in that issue ran above
100000 shares. American international
corporation, Corn Products, Kraft
Cheese, National Bellas Hess and Devoe
and Reynolds were among the issues
to reach new high ground.
Time money and commercial paper
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-10
GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, Jan. 9 H9 - Predictions
that the government corn crop reports
tomorrow would prove bullish did a
good deal to rally the corn market to-
day after an early decline. Corn prices
were also strengthened by new high
price record, for the season in the
barley market, putting barley at above
&c a pound whereas corn and oats COM
mand only about 11ac.
Closing quotations ON corn were firm
at a shade to sc net advance me
finish in wheat was unsettled 1sD5sc
to &c net lower, with oats Ac to II C
up, and provisions showing SC to zoe
gain.
One of the leading unofficial auth
critics in the grain trade contended
strongly today that the government
special report tomorrow giving separate
figures on corn raised for grain and
on corn for silage would show several
hundred millions of bushels less corn
raised for grain than was indicated by
the latest previous figures from Wash
ington. AT first, however, speculative
sellers in the corn market today out
numbered the buyers, some increase of
"AAAVoAo NC4A1S OA4OW44 ClIC WGSG 1I1Q
southwest, with slightly larger receipts
also in Chicago.
Brisk upturnS in corn values, how
ever, took place as the day drew to an
end. The close was at virtually the
top level reached, and was in the face
of 100000 bushel increase of the corn
visible supply The total, though, still
much under last years figures at this
time, being about 28,5OO,OOO bushels
compared with 36,OOO,OOO bushels
year ago. Meanwhile, country offer
ings of corn remain light, and arrivals
at most terminal markets are small.
Oats were governed chiefly by the ac-
ton of corn.
Wheat tended downward in price al
most the entire day. Favorable wealth
er for the Argentine harvest was an
incentive to sell, and so too was the
fact that world shipments of wheat
were increasing. Export trade in North
American wheat was inactive, with
North American total stocks more than
60,000,000 bushels larger than, last year.
Provisions developed firmnesS, re-
flecting an advance in the hog market.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-10
rates were unchanged.

Except for rally of about IS points
in Japanese yen to just below At cents,
there were no changes Of Importance
in the mixed foreign exchange market.
Sterling cables ruled firm around
$4.87 9-32.
Sugar prices were slightly firn1er, but
the main trend in nQoso of the other
leading commodity markets was down.
ward, although the losses were rela-
lively small.
Acute weakness again developed in
Greene -Cananea Copper, which broke
from 139 to 1907 and then rebounded
to 1925, off SIS net. The stock re-
Gently sold at 1919. selling pressure
was also effective against Adams Ex-
press, American Agricultural Chemical
preferred, American Republics, A. NJ
Byers, Calumet and Arizona, Christie
Brown, Coty, General Asphalt pre-
ferred, International Match preferred,
Nash Motors, Dodge Bros preferred,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-10

Peerless, U. S. Cast Iron, Rossia IN
surance and Woolworth, all off 8
points or more.
Rails presented few points Of
strength. Texas and Pacific ran up to
a new record high at 1O7 and then
slipped back to los, and Bangor and
Aroostock closed 515 points higher at
791A after selling slightly above that
figure. New Haven sold off more than
2 points on reports that the resumption
of dividends, previously scheduled for
tomorrow, might be delayed.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-10

YOU the above named hereby
nannt together with
penalties costs thereon paid
amount the
upon which said assessments lien will public
31st the Council Chamber of
the City Hall given pursuant
Section of Chapter 144 o Arizona,
SEXTON Street Superintendent
BY H. WILEY, Deputy
First publication January