davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-19

rested early Sunday by Deputy
Sheriff George Wright on a charge
of driving his automobile while in
toxicated. Avso was taken into
custody on the IIOltyille highway.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-19

salutisn - the organization.
sehedaird "a come before Superior
Iadsr Finnev ~ . O'Clock this af
ttfunon. has hcen settled Out OF
ssurI. sifhuut further litigation, II
b. anHounrta.
Barbara worth Hotel Club Break.
fssi, PIE upi merchants lunch zoe;
table a hois dinner si.00. adv
DR.. A. n. Hansen. Dentist, Davis
bldg Extraetian specialist. adv
Call For a Baby Cyclone Bob.
iiaeri lpuc Hrauty shop. adv
Foea' Car gt0len-B. y. Giddcns'
Chevrolet, license No. ! 247.g4a, was
ui'n ~ about . I q 'rlock this morn
Tag. according 20 police reports. Gid
p - is associated With the American
Express COMPANY \ description Of
The machine said the gear shift rod
nas mounted with a rcd aud white
tall, the Windshield covered with
tigh srhoal stirkers aud that the
car had no bumpers.
Wash rroek saoppe. $50 Holt,
Phone 200. Nelly Don dresses in var.
iety Of fan materials ehallis. wool
'fep", wool georgetie, kasha. and
rsry, slna5 20 si3.J0. Also wash
dresses aUd smoeks sl9j 10 1895.
Large assortment Christmas aprons
ad,.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-19

Pain End Fancy drcssmakina
Z painted dresses and art work
lrder. Mrs. NJ. i. Powers, with
Tan and Clayton, Cleaners.
Montf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-19
CoRNS

DR.. Arnold, Licensed Chiropodist
! Foot Specialist. Hotel Balboa.
1he 9iO. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-19

asst Trucks for long hauls. rurni.
"A specially. Ed Royce.
m w II
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-19

funeral Services FOR Eanchrr
Pneral services for James Fraut
18th, "a yccrs old. who dird -
NJ his ranch near INLAND. were
II Yesterday afternoon ~ lemons
pei Rev. \. !. Hartley. pastor 81
~Marv's Catholic chufrh. Off
I'd. lntcrmcnt was in Evergreen
ctcry. Smith = niece, Mrs. q. L.
ray. cam" here from Oat land 10
md the fune-al.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-19

Magazines Make Ideal Christmas
T.. American Magazine aud ".
C., $500; including Golfers,
20. Phone @l6W. 6ls Euclid.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-19

elfant rie9-Guadalupc Castro.
aaontlS old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
&chrz Castro. died at the family
r. on Il local ranch Sunday af.
oon. Funeral services were 10 be-
taetcd this afternoon in Lemons
t'eL lntcrncnt WAS to be- In
.rgrccn cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-19

eonart Permanent Wave. Vitalizes
hair. Hazel lone Beauty Shop.
Phe 80. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-19

5ve Give Marinello Faciale, Pari.
ne Hcauty Shoppc. Tel. 7s3.
Mon q
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-19

we Loan 20 nnnd. nav or refis.
|ee. Tyler Insurance Ageney. ads
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-19


Ihargo Is Dismissed.-A charge
lit and run driving againSt Mrs.
RI Harris, wife of Brandon. IIar,
Yuma cotton buyer, was dis.
scd Saturday following a prcli
airy hearing before Judge ".
Wallace of Wintcrhavcn, ac-
ling to court reports reaching
T.. Victor Alvarado was the
lplaining witness. The prcli.
| arv was to have been held the
(lrday before, but was continued.
ance at Mt. Signal School, Sat,
| ny, Nov. "a. Good music. Re
hmcnts. adv
r. Harry Hooper, Dentist. Rub
and llceolite Plates n Specially.
Main ST., II Centre. adv
aterman Piano School. Short
-se Popular Music. "Ask at tn,
ic Store" or Phone 367J. adv
grapefruit Suit Settled.-Thc ease
he Imperial Valley Grapefruit
|wcis' Association versus j. W.
|, Il. ID. McPherrin and II. G.
HI, involving the proposed dis
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-19
k0UNTYBRIEFS

Buttered Pop Corn sf bs.ss quaiify
.sh and waF8 at an timea A g3s
ton j. plenty for your family o.
~ party. Also we take special or
p f0r parties. A. pagiH lemon-
stand, piekwiek Stages DeTa,i.
adv
Woman joins Air Company Paf
ps thc first Womau ln impeflat
|,llcy ta heeaiuc officially eau
ted With aviation ls Mrs. Een
h strange, formerly with the o.
ie Finanre tofpDratiaa. uh be- aas
|epicd position vith ths Mad
\ Aif Lines. Mrs. ~'uug pill l,e
isiant 90 q. e. biggins IN rharr.
TIE Local Naddus Lines offt,e
the barbara Worth h1l
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-19

pine In comfurt. -New oregon
tel Coffee shop. Air Cooled. Open
| night. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-19

Turnover type-Nickel plated -
Genuine Universal make that should
last lifetime ....-....... $500 to S8.O0
-Toastmaster Toaster, automatic
ally cuts of when toast is ready.
Priced at ............................ $3.50
Main Floor Furniture Section
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-19

Barbara worth Hotel Club Break.
fssi. a5e up; merchants lunch G0e;
table a hote dinner si.00. adv
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-08
A DOHANYOS
LEGUJABB JELENTESE (!

Az rlt6bbi ket hetben nagyobb
szorgalommal vettem kezembe a
hatralekosok ugyeit. Neha kol-
Ilektornak mem is kell a hazho7
mennie dohanylevelekert, mely
eset megt0rtent en- velem a heten
lSetalOk Federal Streeten es
egy .,uriember megszolit. hogy
lnem-e lennek szives reszere q
Youngstown Amerikai Magyar
Hirlapot megrendelni. No, hat mi
ert ne? Megkerdem becses nevet
es 3 bemondja: Tarka Sander
llakik 48 Washington ST., Camp
bell, @. Pontosan kiallitottam ?
dohanylevelr6l nyugtat Egy III
el0fizetSt is szereztem Sz0vetseg
gyiilesen Mathe Laios szemelye-
ben, aki szinten sorakozott az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap olvas6k
taboraba. Lakik: Is Block Bror
ST., Campbell, O. Ugyanitt a gyii-
lesen Rik Janos is megtisztelt Q
ket dohanylevellel es megjegyez-
te, hogy mem szereti, ha az ujsa-
got ingyen kell olvasnia. More ia
nos szereny othonat is n1eglato-
gattam, aki. szivesen fogadott es
adtadtAsneken ket dohanyleve-
let. "A Mhnkasbetegsegelyz6 bal
| jan is talalkoztam j6raval6, derek
magyarokkal: Hegedus Istvann&
sz6lit meg, hogy legyek szives az
el5fMetest. atvenni. inert mar re-
gen 1eiart es senki Sc jelentkezik.
aki atvenne. Ugyanezt cselekdte
Rig6 Mihalyne is, lakik Dearbon
ST., Box 33, es ugyanekkor fize-
tett Tak6 Imreeft is, aki New
Brighton, Pa. lakik. Hodory Sam
|dorneval a varosban talalkoztam
Is itten adta at ket dohanyleve-
let, es megjegyezte, hogy mar re-
gen vartak hazukhoz. No, maid
maskor igyekezni fogok, hogyI
'mindenttt megjelenjek q pontosI
.id6ben. Molnar Laios urat ait hi
ssem minden magyar honfit6r-
sunk ismeri ugy Z Youngstownba
paiamint k5fuy6l aki 1nas
1xag kaltnz6 s. zarsk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-08
|! HlREK YOUNGSTOWN Is K0RNYEKER0L

neje sziil. Szal1acs Anna sziilei,
akik az 6hazaban elnek, Duruttya
.Julianna ferjezett Biro Andrasne,
Dnrnttya Mikl6s Is csaladja, es
Amerikaban el6 testverei ifj. Du-
ruttya Lajos es csaladja az 6ha-
zaban, Duruttya Anna ftrj. Ja.
roszlavszky Jozsefne, ozv. Szakacs
Pcterne, 0zv. Kovacs .Jozsefne
unOkatestverei, K6bori Rozsi es
csaladja, K0bori Janos es csalad-
ia, Kocsis Peter es csaladja, Bir6
JOSEF es csaladja, Blockholcz
Andras> .AS eSaladja s6gorai, stb.
mond 1sten hozzaaot.
Tovahba ez uton 6haitja 0zv.
Durnttya Gy0rgyne sill. Kobori
Zsuzsanna megk0szonni mindazon
testvereknek, akik az elhnnyt SEE
retet ferjenek kopors6jara vira-
got helyezek es autojukat rendel-
kezesere bocsatoftak. Viragkoszo-
rulIat adtak Bir6 Andras es neje,
| Dnmttya Miklos, K6bori Mihaly,
Papp Marion, Antal Istvan, Pan
dur J6zsefne, Csaki Andras, Sze-
nyes josef. 0zv. Demeter Lajos-
ne, Kish Imre, Rakoczi B. S. Egy-
ilet, Munkas B. S. Omkepzo Egyl.,
Jaroszlavszky JOSEF, Szakacs Ag'
mes ferj. Garai J6zsefne, Lekvag-
ne sziil. Szakacs Agnes, 10th Mi
halyne. 10th Sandor es a Petro.
lleum Comm. Maid k0vetkez6k
laut6ja szolgalt kisegites gyanant
la temetesen: Jeremias Janos, ia.
ger Sandor, Milnar JOSEF, Buday
Janos. Shamn4 Gyorgy, Antal lst
Ivan, Kopan Marion, Petroleum
4 Comp. Jancso Sandor, Jaroszlav
Sky JOSEF, Papp Marion, Birt
| Andras, Jabloszky, Janos, Csak
| Andras. Vass Jen6 (Hunyadi)
Beres Tmre, Miller es Friedman
tGy0r0y T,ppyen = koran elhuny
honfitarsunl1 alma csendes az ide
gen f0ldben, gyaszolol1 felelz pc
dig talaljanak nyugodalmat ;
mindeneket bolcsen igazgat6 lister
Ealdott kegyelmeben.. Eme impo
| zans temetes nehez es faradsago
munkajat az elhunyt s6gora Birt
| Andras egyihazunk trusteeje ren
| dezte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-08

.szonettel nyuetazt2m a kedves fe-
lesegenck a ket dohanylevelet,
amelyet . atadott nekem. Inncn
Meszaros Erp0 szcretett otthonat
is meglatogattam, inert tndoma-
ssmra iutott, hogy itten mar re
gen vartak a banyszcd6rc, amibcn
mem is ccsal6dtam, inert amikor
beleptcm, mar az aMtalon el3 volt
ketszitves ket dohanylevdl. Pin
ter JOSEF uramat is meglatogat-
tam utk0zben, inert hallottam,
hogy mem legjobban erzi magat,
de szerencsere csak nagy hiilese
van, ami remelhetGlpg mem sokaig
fog tartani es Pinter honfitarsrnk
nemsokara kilabal ebb0l Macy
hiileSeb0l, mert tudniillik keves
olyan Macy magyar csalad van
Youngstownban, mint Pinter
csalad. Pinter nram megjegyzi,
hogy kedvelt lapja Youngstown
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap es mem
szeretne megvalni t6le es fizetett
mind a katonatiszt. Draga Mihaly
lakik 1916 Mahoning Ave, kedvcs
felcstgc szivesen fogad Is mem is
varia, hogy megmondjam jovete-
lem celjat, mar is hozza a ket do
hanylevelet. Hns6czky Janos mar
regi Youngstown lakos, aki min
denki altal a legnagyob tisztelet-
ben reszesiil es legnagyobb koz-
kedveltsegnek 0rvend youngs-
town. magyarsag k0reben, lakik
1927 Russell Ave. Meglatogattam
ot, aki szivesen fogadott es atad.
ia a ket dohanylevelet. Innen at
leptem a szomszedba, Bornemisza
Tstvan uramhoz, aki meg piron
gatvd adta a ket, dohanylevelet es
AIT mondta, hogy maskor el6bt
| jojjek ell, amt en- meg is ,egertem
BelenczlSy JOSEF ugyancsak {
szomMedban lakik es gondoltam
| hogy probalok szerencset. Benez
| tenn oda is es meg Sc bantam. merr
kint hideg volt es en- nekem megis
melegem volt es raadasul meg ke
dohanylevellel gazdagabb lettem
| Utoljara Piszkor Janos nj ottho
naba leptem be. Piszkor baraton
mem leven otthon, de kedves fele
sege szivesen nyujtotta at Ike
dohanylevelet. - Mindannyiuk
max leghalasabban k0sz0n6m a.
!, [irantam valo j6indulatukat.
Addlg is, amig t. honfitar
: saim el6fizetese lejar, maradol
tisztelettel "A Dohanyos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-08
MAJDNEM MEG0RttLT
A HATFAJAST0L
A Johnson-fele Vor0s Kereszt
vese tapasz gyors, Diztos
segitseget ad.

A gyors seeitseg biztos, majd-
mem attol a pillanattol, amint a
Johnson-fele V0r0s Kcreszt Vese
Tapaszt a faio reszrc feltctte.
Ez r6gi es meghizhat6 orvos-
sag melegit es enyhit fs azonnal
eliizi az elet fajdalmakat, tompa
szaggatasokat a hatbol. tamogat-
ia a gyenge hatizmokat, hogy
visSzanyerjek erejiiket es a bena-
sag varazsszcriien eltiinik.
A gyogyereje atsziirodik a bo-
ron 6s egyenesen faJo, bena
izmokhoz jrt, csillapitla faj-
dalmat, enyhiti a felizgatott ide-
geket es helyreallitja az izmol1
szabad hasznalatat.
A gyors segitseg Matt kerje
hatarozottan nagy Johnson-fele
V0r0s Kercszt Vese Tapaszt vo-
r0s flanell hattaL Minden gyogy-
szeresz arulja. (Adv.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-08
MARCUS 15-1KENEK
ttNNEPI PROGRAMME

F6t. Varlaky Sander, a Scent
Istvin Egyhaz 6sz es erdemes pie
banosa, korara val6 tekintcttel
mem vallalt szcrepet, de kilatasba
helyeztc, hogy az iinncpelyen
rfszt vesz lcgalabb mcgjelenese.
vel. F6t. Maczk6 J6zsef, . Scent
Gyorgy Egyhaz plebanosat sajnG
a nilesi bojti misszi6 akadalyozza
a szereplesben.
A ~Talpra magyar'-t Lovas
Lajos fogja szavalni.
A program miiveszi szercpl5i
k6z0t lesznek Szikora Laszl6,
Petruska Geza, Szalma Oszkar Is
Csiky Tivadar, a Youngstown
magyar ifjusag legjobb hegedii-
sci. Csiky Zoltan, Buckley Martha
6s Jerabelk Aranka, valamint a
mindenlsi altal tisztclt Gcrenday
Laszl6ne fognak valtakozni zon-
goranal.
Ozv. Mih6k Sandorn6 elokepet
fog bemutafni enelSszamaval kap-
csolatosan.
A dalarda ket szammal fog sze.
repelni.
A szaval6k k0z0tt lesz KaMa
Margit, aki Karpati Piroska haza.
fias koltemenyet "Uzenet Erdely.
b6l' fogja elszavalni.
Tomcsanyi .Micike, aki oily nagy
sfkert aratott a Kath. Tfiusag
K6r / karacsonyi sziniel6adasa al
kalmaval, Marcus - cimii yer.
set szavalja.
Mcrenyi Aranka, akinek re.
mex alt hangja kihangzil Szent
Tstvan Egyhaz kornsab6l, el5sz0l
elszavalja, maid elenekli "Nem
mem, soha = cimii irredenta verset
Is eneket. Merfnyi Arankat Xxi,
miivtszn6 Balasko Margitka FOG
ia kiserni.
A Kossuth K0r gardajabM De
val Gy0rgyne, Jerabek Aranka
Uray Karoly es meg tobben fog
max szerepelni.
A Nagybizottsag a jelentes
egyhangulag tudomasul vette E
a program vegleges 0sszeallitasa
bizottsagra bizta. Habodas:
Gusztav elnok elvallalta 1900 rop
irat nyomat tasat sajat kdtsegen
A .Nagybizottsag tagjai nemzet
szinii jelvenyt fognak viselni.
Az iinnepelyre belepti dij men
lesz, ellenben az idei kozadakoza
a Youngstown Magyar Haz alap
jat fogja gyarapitani.
Az iinnepely alkalmaval a Szen
lstvan Egylet hatalmas nemzet
szinii zaszl6ja 6s a SIT. Imre Egy
let NJ csillagsavos lobog6ja lesz
mex szinpadon elhelyezve.
Egy6b targy nem leyen, az el
nok megkoszGnve a jelenlevdk er
dekl6deset, gyGlest bezarja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-08
FARRELL, PA.
EGY OREG AMERIKAS.
MAGYAR TEMErESE
1db. Duruttya Gyorgy jobbletre
szenderult.

i Mely gyaszba borult az elmult
[hM folyaman Budd Street-i ma
EnAtar kolonia. Ugyanis amid6n
idb. Durnttya Gyorgy, Sarpatak,
Nagykiilsiillo megye, Hi honfi-
|tarsunk hosszu es nagyon kinos
|szenvedes rtan, vegree folyo no
2S-an sajat otthonaban jobbletre
szenderiilt, dacara annak, hogy
hitvese szii. Kobori Zsuzsanna
ejjel nappal a leghiisegesebb apo
lasban reszcsitven ts a nagy XII
terjcde&i rolsonsaga az orvosi tn.
domany legklvalobb szaembereit
vettek igenybe, megis a csendes
sorvaszt6 tiidGvesz meg6rolte hi
ferjet, j6 apat' es az igazi test
vert. De miel6tt az .0r0k alomra
hunyta volna le szemeit eme hon.
fitarsunk, az egyhaz lelkesze re-
szesitven 0t az utolso scent vacso-
ra 0r0k aldasaiban es lelki-testi
nagy fajdalnai kozepette hittel,
alazattal .6s t0redelemmel latva
homalyosul6 szemeivel a Golga-
tha keresztjet es hallvan hivoga-
to scent sz6zatot: "J0jjetek en-
hozzam, Xix megfaradtatok, Fin
megnyugtatlak titeket!" Es ez a
scent szolgalat leven halal reven
verg6do emberi lelkenek egyetlen
menedeke. -Nehai Dmrnttya Gy.
ezelott 16 evvel vandorolt Ame-
rikaba Sarospatalzr6l es mintegy
10 evig cit peldas boldog csaladi
eletet hi hitvesevel sziiI. Kobori
Zslrzsannaval IS ezen hazassagi
scent s10vetsegb6l negy gyermek
szarmazott, akik egyt6l egyig a
legmelyebb banatba meriilvee al
lottak ll0rul edes anyjokkal dra-
ga elhunyt edes apjuk ravatalat
Ifj. Duruttya Gy0rgy II" ewes;
Zsuzsanna IA eyes, Ilona II evees
es Mihaly 10 ewes. Eme regi anne
rilas magyart, aki altalanos tisz-
teletnek es szeretetnek 0rvendett
a shenango volgyeben elo magyar
sag k0zt, folyo no Len helyeztuk
orok nyugalomra, a gyonyorii fek-
! vesii oakwoodi temet6be, ahol a
csalad privat helyet vasarolt re
| szere. A temetesi aktust a ref
egyhaz lelkesze vegezte, meg pc.
4 dig impozans keretek k0z0tt ugy
la haznal, templomban, mint te
melton, amelyen vallaskiilonbseg
nelkiil vettek reszt magyarok
meg pedig igen Macy szammal, a
/ gyaszolok k0z0tt lehetett latni q
Rak6czi B. S. Egylet 48-ik fi6kjat
"a farrelli Els6 NJ. B. S. Egyletet
a Munkas Onkepz6 K6r Silk osz
ltalyat, a Medve zenekaranak tag
| jait, amelynek az elhunyt festive
rink b6g6se volt. Miutan az el
4 hunytnak oily nagy kiterjedesi
rokonsaga van ugy Erdelyben
mint Amerik aban, ennelfogva
gyaszolok KOHL csupan csak ;
legk0zelebbi rokonokat emlitjiik
meg. Idb. Duruttya Gy0rgy e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-08

A Pet6fi Sandor Egylet derek
titkara Urlaub Antal napokban
$40 adomanyt hozott be Camp
bellb6l egylete neveben a szenve-
do banyaszok segitesere. AZ ado
manyt rendeltetesi helyere jut-
tattuk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06
INCREASED RETAIL
TRADE INDICATED
August Report for Fifth Re-
serve District Shows
Gain Over July.
BY EDWARD C. STo,!E.

Detailed Information regarding re-
Tail trade conditions in the Washing
ton area and the remainder of the fifth
district are presented in the Reserve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06
MOTORS HOLD LEAD
IN STOCK TRADING
Active Buying of IndustriaIs
Also Features Strong
Market.
BY GEORGE II. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 6.-Urgent
buying of the motors and industrial
specialties gave the Stock Market at the
close of the week an appearance Of pro-
nounced strength. Nevertheless, it was
noteworthy that while the powerful in
terests back of the demand were &C
compishing their purpose in the ia
vorites, good deal of realizing was
taking place elsewhere. 1t was mar
ket in which efforts to sustain public
confidence were meeting little opposi-
ton and in which the short interest
was again being severely punished.
In view of their earnings, present
and prospective, the prolonged period
Of prosperity in the industry and the
tendency toward elimination of compe-
tition and reduction of operating ex-
pense through various mergers mainte-
nance of leadership by the motor stocks
was logical. Chrysler, opening on
block Of 5000 shares at 1873. was down
point at the outset but quickly rallied
across the 139 level to a new high
record for the present shares.
StIldebaker, opening on a block of
10000 shares at 8414, was also at new
high, and finally crossed the IS level on
talk of an extra stock distribution. Hud-
son Motor, which was behind most
other prominent issues, rallied sharply.
opening on a. block of 10000 at SO and
subsequently crossing "a for gain of
more than points. Hupp Motors was
responding to the highly favorable
statement of operations Of the first
eight months
The announcement that the Radio
CORPORATION had acquired Keith-Albee-
Orpheum came as surprise to many
lot In =!
been completed late yesterday. Reports
had been circulated only recently that
Keith ee-Orpheum was to go to
Warner Brothers, The price opened at
"a on a block Of 5 100 shares and sub
sequently crossed this figure to a new
top.
The action OF both Universal Pipe
and Radiator and all classes OF pressed
steel car issues clearly indicated that
they had a srtong support and that
there was more than mere speculative
gossip to the merger rumors involving
these companies and Blaw-Knox. All
issues went to new highs.
COppers Active.
The coppers came in for considerable
attention again, although improvement
was not pronounced. International
Nickel was noteworthy performer,
making a new high around 14O. South
western Rails felt the effect of further
slight liquidations, following announce
ment Of the abandonment of the Loree
merger plan. st. Louis 81 Southwest
ern was an exception and continued
to work higher. Other rails were more
or less neglected.
Proft-tak!ng was heaviest Just be-
fore the close. Even the early favor
ties in numerous instances were liuui-
dated rather urgently, but the selling
merely represented evening up of ac-
counts where large profits had accumu-
lated Keith-Albee- Orpheum was a
case in point. breaking we'll below YES
terdays final. General Motors was
more than a point lower.
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CORN HOLDS INTEREST
OF TRADERS IN GRAIN

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, october 6.-For at least
the time being corn is king of the grain
trade. Just at present quotations on
corn arW showing about IL cents q
bushel advance over figures current
few weeks ago. Apparently, supplies OF
old corn throughout the country are
well cleaned up, and domestic con-
sumption of the new crop Is already
under way ahead of schedule. with a
shortage of production in Europe giving
promise of liberal transatlantic takings
of corn from the United States. COM
bination not often encountered.
Compared with one week back, the
corn market this morning was to
asa cents up. simultaneously. wheat
showed q to x cent gain; oats were
at g to 7s cent advance, and pro-
visions varying from so cents decline
to a rise of 40 cents.
Leading trade authorities we're quoted
today as attributing upturns in the corn
market to widespread belief that prices
have been too low, that the crop will
not be as burdenSome as expected
earlier In the season and that brisk
demand exists at higher premiums for
corn available to be used at once. It
is added that from present prospects
the quality Of the country's new crop
will be the best in years, a circumstance
which will permit extensive rural hold
ing If desired, whereas the last two
years low-grade corn has glutted the
markets and pulled prices down.
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Commodity Notes
Steel.

Steel
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, October g.
Operations of the Youngstown Sheet &
Tube Co., third largest steel producer
in the country. are now ranging be-
tween 30 and IS per cent of capacity,
both at the local and the Chicago
plants.
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WILL GRADE TURKEYS.

Poultry marketing specialists of the
Department of Agriculture have in
formed Washington dealers that they
will be prepared to grade turkeys for
the trade during the six days preceding
Thanksgiving and Christmas
The grading will be done in accord
ance' with rules and regulations of the
Secretary of Agriculture, each turkey
examined which meets the requirements
of the grade being stamped on its back
with mark denoting its quality.
Arrangements for the grading of tur-
keys at Texas packing plants and ship
ping points are being made by the de-
partment, and several chain store or
CARNATIONS and distributors in North
ern markets have requested the Federal
grading service this year.
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ST. LOUIS.-Distributio of hard
ware throughout Southwestern terri
tory by local jobberS and wholesalers
is proceeding at fine rate. Stocks
are small and sales about per cent
above those of october, 1927.
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Rubber.

AKRON Ohio-Demand for tires is
good despite the fact that automobile
sales In this particular district show
more healthy situation in the used
car market in this territory.
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b a II K of Rich =
m 0 n DIS monthly
review, which says,
in part:
Retail trade in
the fifth reserve
district In August
showed a seasonal
increase over the
volume of business
N July of this year,
but dropped "a
per cent behind
the business done
in August, 1927,
according to con-
Iidential reports re
ceiVed from 80
leading department
stores. Total sales
this year were two
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First Mortgage Loans

Lowest Rates of Interest and Commission
Thomas J. Fisher & Company, Inc.
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Dividend rates as given in the above table
latest quarterly or half-yearly declarations
- Unit Of tradirg. :sss than 100 shares
50 in preferred stock. Z Plus l/25 in stock
a Paid this year-no regular rate. Pay
able. when earned, . Payable In cash or
stock. I Plus 1o% in stock; ,g Plus 50.
stock. Plus i7i20 share quarterly in
stock. m Payable ll10 share quarterly In
YHlted = ci ..os. Stores conOn stocE. Plus
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Copper Stock to Be Offered.

NEW YORK. October 6 GP-A block
of Andes Copper Mining Co. stock will
be publicly offered next week. The en-
tire stock has been owned by Anaconda
Copper Mining Co.
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SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. October 6 LP).-Bar
silver, 58ls; Mexican dollars, A.