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Battle Near in New York.

NEW YORK, June 80, 1776.-An ex-
press rider has arrived at Gen. Wash
ington's headquarters, from an officer
who has been stationed as lookout
on Staten Island, with news that 10
British ships have arrived at Sandy
Hook. A report is in circulation that
a total Of 1870 sail OF transports are
now in nearby waters. Without doubt
this is the British army which has
been sojourning at Halifax, Nova
Scotia, since it was driven from Bos.
ton In March, with Gen. William Howe
in command 1t Is well known that
Howe's forces are to be Joined here
by several thousand fresh troops from
England, including the Hessian .mer-
cenaries, while 1t Is also probable that
Sir Peter Parker's feet. now off the
coast of South Carolina. with the army
under CORVALLIS on board. will pass
the Summer here or hereabouts.
Immediately upon hearing of the
new arrivals down the bay, Gen.
Washington hurried off an orderly to
Gen. William Livingston at Elizabeth
town. urging that not a moments
time be lost in sending the New Jer-
sey militia to his aid. We are so very
weak at this post" said the General
that l must beg of you to order the
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At the first move Farmer Browns
Boy made, Killer the Duck Hawk and
Mrs. Killer were once more in the air
and screaming Justify. Farmer
Browns Boy shook his head at them.
You foolish birds" said he. Those
screams of yours can be heard-a long
distance and so you give your secret
away. Any one hearing you would
guess right away that you have a nest
over here. If you had kept still when
you first saw me coming up the noun
tain it might have taken me a long
time to find where your nest is. But
now l know that 1t is up on that little
shelf Of rock, and in spite Of your
screaming I am going up there. At
least. I am going to try to. get up
there"
For a little way it was comparative
ly easy. Then Farmer Browns Boy
came to place where he had to watch
each foothold and grip the rock with
his hands. Slowly, carefully, he
worked his way up a sort OF little
crevice in the rocks until he reached
a point where he must get around a
great. bulging rock that couldn't be
climbed over. 1t must be climbed
around. A slip would send him slid
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Pare and cut into thick slices some
sweet potatoes. Place in a shadow pan,
cover with water and cook until we'll
done. Drain. then place in layers in a
buttered baking dish. Between each
layer sprinkle a little salt and pepper
and dot with bits of butter. Then
crate a thick layer of American
cheese over. pour in a few spoonfuls
of milk and bake until the cheese has
Drowned and formed a creamy crust.
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White Mushroom Sauce.

Melt two and one-half tablespoon
fuls of butter, add three tablespoonful
Of -four, and stir until well blended.
Then pour on gradually, while stirring
constantly, one-half cupful each of
milk and cream. Bring to the boil
ing point, season with one-fourth tea
spoonful of salt and a few grains Of
pepper, and add one-half a cupful OF
sauted sliced mushroom caps.
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Tomato Catsup.

When making tomato catsup, if the
tomatoes are cooked down to the
proper thickness before rubbing
through a sieve it will require much
less cooking after the vinegar and
spices are added, will be much
brighter in color and will also taste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-30

In his exile at Doom the former
German kaiser is writing another
book. to be published next Autumn.
and which, according to rumor. will
contain some sensational inside infor'
nation concerning the war never be
fore made public. The ex.kaiser keeps
the manuscript under lock and key
and has allowed no one to see it.
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One mother says:
child's morbid habit of biting his
nails is liable to fasten itself on him
for life, and a means of curing it Is
worth any reasonable effort or ex-
pense. Rewards and punishments
seem to have little effect. A plan
which succeeded with my little girl
was to take her to the manicurist.
where she was shown the proper
method of caring for her nails.
then presented her with a simple man
icure set, which she now delights to
use. The return for this small in.
vestment was a permanent cure.
Copyright 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-30
Red Beans-Sausage.

Cook one and one-half cupfuls Of
red beans in clear salt water. Just
before they are done add three
fourths of a pound of pork sausage.
Boil for half an hour. Serve bot.
This makes a delicious dish. Black
eyed peas may be used instead of red
beans If liked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-30

pear uncouth or destroy the homelike
charm Of the room.
The hearth. like the lining, is Of
gray stone. but it Is built out with
large square piles Of red. which add a
cheering note. The small wooden pan
els above the opening are nicely
placed and the black iron candle
sconces add their bit of interest. The
old blue.green glass demijohn adds
greatly to the local color" as do the
brass bed-warmer and the long han
died toasting fork.
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HOME NOTES


II you seek a design for an authentic
Colonial fireplace Of the simpler type.
you see 1t here. Every detail Of this
fireplace has been so carefully worked
out that although 1t Is very large and
rather rough in appearance. with its
gray field stone lining, 1t does not ap.
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49, Single masted vessels.
81. Sheep flesh.
IS. Within.
36. Taste: drink slowly.
81. Paradise.
SO. Mountainous district Of Austria.
As. Conducted.
II. Seat in a church
40. Exclamation.
81. Note OF the scale
Algernon Charles Swinburne, who
found in the sea his greatest inspira-
ton, has been called the laureate of
the sea-
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What Do You Know
About 1t?
Daily Science Six.

|. Name five kinds of Swal-
lows.
>. Name a bird that mates for
life.
3. What are some scavenger
birds?
4. What kind OF a nest does
the oriole make?
5. What are four common
.woodpeckers?
6. Name three nocturnal birds.
Answers to these questions in
tomorrow'S Star.
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Edge of the World.

Who scales the face of the cliff: you'll find,
Is stout of heart and is clear of mind.
Farmer Browns Boy
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Across.
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g. Individual with inferior intellect.
II. Male hog.
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| 10. Graft; skill.
81. Something imparting vigor.
| %. Confusion.
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25. Scratched.
| q. Pointed weapons.
%. Certain numbers.
20. Guides.
"a. Misplaced.
80. Thin, glittering bits of metal.
40. Not neat.
81. Also.
az. Hollow horned ruminants.
43. Through the agency of.
A. Proposition.
As. Inhabitant Of Laos States.
46. The point.
as. Negative.
40. Succor.
so. River In Germany.
So. Predicts: presages.
So. Post at the end OF star.rail.
Down.
q River In Russia.
8. European deer.
4. A teamster.
! 5. Mistakes.
z. An infallible authority.
8. Pole.
9. Upon.
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LOVE AND LONGITUDE

BY LINTON WELLS

Special Correspondent
break the record time
Circlng the globe.
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Sweet Potatoes-Cheese.

Continued tomorrow.
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lcopZright. 1921
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SYNOPSIS

Jimmy Brandon young newspaper man.
and Austin Rogers. millionaire, are racing
Lassiter; who loves Rogers though Jimmy
does not know it. and a side bet of $50 600.
Jimmy's whole fortune Jimmy borrows
money for the trip from Billy Creme. whose
sister Natalie admires him She fe
pered with before his departure from New
York fails him. but he is picked up by .
mystery plane which drops him in Chicago
and precedes him TO Seattle. Jimmy and
Rogers both make their boat to Yokohama.
Jimmy's radio messages are tampered with
and An attempt is made to drug him. In
Hardin ne rescues a white woman from
attackers evidently meant for. him. At
Niatka he Is arrested as spy. but released
and furnished plane to make up time to
Moscow mysterious woman has informed
Journalist friend Of Jimmys predicam
The friend has Rogers arrested and Jimmy
reaches Konigsherg and artery va ard Amster,
overt aiken by, faster plane CARRYING a
friend whom Jimmy recognizes. who signals
for them 10 descend. Jimmys pilot refuses
and Jimmy knocks him out with fire
extinEuisher as the plane shoots toward the
ground,
Evening star., 1926-03-05
Tomato Market Steady.

auliflower-Supplies moderate; de
mand moderate, market firm: Oregon,
crates, broccoli, 2.25a2 so; California,
crates, wide range quality and condi-
ton, l.75a2.25.
TomatOes-Supplies light; demand
moderate, market steady; Cuba, re-
packed, ripes, wrapped, Span cartons,
choice count, running small, 2.75a3.0Oi
Mexico, lug boxes, ripes, wrapped. 400
a4.5O; few higher, re~acked, 6s, ripes,
wrapped, fancy count, 7.50aS.00; choice
count, 6.50a700.
Carrots-Supplies moderate; de-
mand moderate, market steady; Tex
as, bushel baskets, 2.00a2.25, mostly
200.
Beets-Supplies light; demand mod
crate, market steady; Texas, bushel
baskets, best, 2.50a2.75; some tops, de-
cayed 200.
Peppers-Supplies moderate; demand
moderate, market slightly weaker;
Cuba, pepper crates, fancy stock, 5.50a
600
Eggplant-Supples light; demand
moderate, market steady; Cuba, crates,
fancy, 600
Okra-Supplies light; demand mod
crate, market steady; Cuba 6s. 600.
Strawberries-Suppl light; de-
mand moderate market slightly
stronger; Florida, pony refrigerators,
ooa6o, mostly 60 per quart.
Evening star., 1926-03-05
Lettuce Cheaper To-day.

Lettuce-S Supplies moderate. demand
mo rate. market slightly weaker;
California, Imperial Valley, crates, ice
berg type, doz., 3.75a4.0o; doz.
3.50a3.75.
Onions Supplies limited; demand
light, market dull; New York and
Michigan. 100-lh. sacks yelloWs. L. :.
No. /. 275a2 50, few 300; New York,
2.s5. few l00lh. sacks yelows. L. s.
No l, fair condition, 2.25a2.50,
Potatoes Supplies moderate. de-
mand moderate. market steady, Mich
igan. l50-lb. sack lu>set lturals, /. :.
No. /, mostly &. few higher; Idaho,
1l5lb. Russet Burbanks, 500.
Spinach--Supplies liberal; demand
moderate. market steady; South Caro-
lima. cloth.top veneer barrels. Savoy
type. mostly $50 Texas, bushel
baskets, Savoy type, wide range quail
lty and condition, 50al.00.
Sweet potatOes-Suppies light: de-
mand good for good sock, market
Evening star., 1926-03-05
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March (Spe-
ciaD.--Live poultry-Young chickens
pound, 25a3S; Leghorns, 25a32; Winter
chickens, 42a43; old hens. 2Sa35; Leg
horns, 2Sa30; roosters, 1Sa20; capons
35a42; ducks, 25a35 geese. 22a26
young turkeys. 45a50; old, 40a42; poor
and crooked breasts, 25a3O; pigeons,
pair, 25a30: guinea fowls, each, 35aS5.
Dressed poultry-Turkeys young. Asa
so; old. 40a42; chickens, young. 35a3S;
old, 2sa32; ducks, 30a35; geese, 2Sa30.
Eggs-Receipts, 1928 cases; native
ana nearby flrsts, dozen offered at 27;
candled. 90; duck eggs, dozen, 43;
goose eggs, 75aS0.
Butter-Good to fancy creamery,
poNnd, 42a47; prints, 47a49; ladies',
34a36; store packed. 81; dairy prints,
32a35; process butter, 39a40; rolls,
32a35
Evening star., 1926-03-05
OIL PRODUCTION
IN BIC INCREASE
Gasoline and Fuel Users Will
Have Abundant Supply
for Many Years.
BY j. C. ROYLE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The star
NEW YORK. March 5.-There are
now nearly 100000 producing OIL Weiis
in the United States. More are being
drilled constantly, but crude oil out
put is running only about ,9oo,ooo
barrels q day, an average OF less IMAM
seven barrels each. There IS SUN
some shut-in production in various
fields. but this is not of sutflcleht pro
portions to hang wet blankets over
the oil situation.
According to figures of the Amer.
lean Petroleum Institute just issued
for last November, 296,4S4 American
wells turned out in that month
daily average of 2,051,473 barrels
day. but only 1000 wells average 20
barrels a day or more. The remainder
produced only an average OIL SlA-
tenths of a barrel a day
1t is characteristic of many oil wells
to come in with a rush and then de-
line. Sometimes an initial produc-
ion of thousands of barrels VIII be
lown to hundreds in few days.
Other wells yield for years. lhe
first well discovered in California is
still giving the pump couple OF par
els of oil a day. The same condltioh
applies to other fields. Production
rises to a peak and then Wanes.
Smaller Wells Vital.
The backbone of the country's oil
supply is not the gusher, but the
smaller we'll with steady production.
Flush fields occasionally disrupt the
industry and the ketterment shown in
the oil situation at present is due in
some measure to the fact that there
are no immediate indications of dis
coVery of large new sources of pro-
duction. In consequence, crude oil
stocks are declining and payment of
premiums in the midcontinent
give rise to the belief that prices will
Evening star., 1926-03-05
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

KANSAS CITY, March 5.-Demand
for mules and horses continues active
in this section and prices are firm.
Country sections are taking most of
the available supplies for farm work.
PITTSBURGH, March 5.-Business
is opening up in primary steel prod
ucts. Wire, wire nails, sheets, light
plates, light shapes, structurals, tin
plate and castings are under accele-
rated demand. Prices are irregular in
steel sheet and concessions are being
made in some cases.
ATLANTA, March 5.-Cordela, Ga,
interests have been granted permits
sion to construct q $4,000 horsepower
hydroeleCtric plant on Flint River.
The West Florida Power co. has been
given permission to build a 13.000.0 600
kilowat plant on the Ocklocknee
River.
BIDDEFORD. Me. March 5.-Since
January ! the Pepperell Manufacture
ing co. has received orders for / $50
bales of drills for India, which is al
most as much ~ was sold in the en-
tire year of 1872
MINNEAPOi arch 5.-Preva-
lence of smut i'm wheat in the North
west has reached alarming proper
tions It is estimated that Is, 900 900
bushels of wheat received at Mime
apolis, St Paul. Duluth and Superior
elevators have been affected. with
losses set at SS.000.000 up to this
time.
CHICAGO, March 5.-Exports of
eggs for the past month were 1924,
600 dozen, compared with S92 1862
dozen a year ago Imports were
Evening star., 1926-03-05

filiated with Standard Oil interests.
which are spending large sums in that
country.
The holdings of both British and
American companies are in the Santa
Cruz district Equal activity is in
evidence in the country around Lake
Maracaibo and in the district where
the Dutch also are a competitive fac.
tor
Downright. 19@6.l
Evening star., 1926-03-05
Today's Wholesale Prices.

Butter-Fa Fancy. l-lb. prints, olao2;
tub, 49a50. store packed, 30.
Eggs-Average receipts, 2Sa29; can
died. 30a32: hennery. 34a35: storage,
o0a2l.
Poultry. alive-Turkeys, top, 44a45;
Spring chickens. 3Sa4@: fowls. SASS;
Leghorns. IS; ducks. 25a30 geese, l5a
20: keats, young, S0a90: old, 3oa4o.
Dressed-Turkeys, 4Sao2; Spring
chickens, 40a45; fowls. 80; LeShorns,
80: ducks, 2Sa30; geese, 20a25; keats
Young. 9oal.0
Live stock-Calves. choice. "a; me-
dium. 1Oa12: thin. 7aS; hogs, heavy
and medium. 1872; light, choice. II Y.
Meats Beef. lG; lamb, 20a22; veal
%: dressed pork. heavy, l4al4l2; me
dunn. l6: light, l.; loins. @h2%2, shoul'
ders. 2oa23: fresh hams, 34a"2.
Fruit and Vegetable Review.
Todav's market report on fruits and
vegetables compiled by the Market
News Service, Bureau of Agricultural
Economics says:
Apples-SupplieS moderate demand
moderate. market steady; haEre!S' n
pinia ana West Virginia. \ 2l2-nch
E+a,,oans. 5.50a6. 90; some fair uua!-
nv. 5.o0a5. so; \ 214 inch Rom"s. 1000
30. A 2ls-inch, 5.00a5.j0; y "a linen,
b.50a6 90; \ 3-fnch 6.oOa6.5o; New
York, \ 2l4-inch EaldwinS, mostly
80, pennsylvania A 21@-inch Black
Twigs. 5.O0a5.5O. Correction Wednes-
davis ana Thursdays report--NeW
York. \ ~ a-inch Black Twi,s snould
have been 4 2i2 -inch BaldWins. Boxes
Washington, medium To large size
extra fancy Winesaps, 300; fancy
o.75: extra fancy Staymans. 20.
abbage-Supplies moderate: de-
mand moderate. market about steady;
Florida. ne-half-bushel hampers.
round type. mostly -
Celery-Suppics moderate; Gfmand
moderate. market steady: Florida. 10
inch crates. 10 doz.. i.25; doz.. 4.'o:
3-6 doz. 5.o0a5.25; poor quality and
condition. all sizes. 3.3O.
Evening star., 1926-03-05
Federal Reserve Loans.

Loans to brokers and dealers by
Federal Reserve banks amounted to
So, 109 1881 900 for the week ended Feb
ruary "a, as compared to $3,13S,724.-
600 for the previous week, IL was an
nounced odtay by the Federal Reserve
Board.
Evening star., 1926-03-05

29,7S6 dozen. compared with 213.529
last year. Cheese exports were 340,-
301 pounds, compared with 1,441,SS0
pounds for the same month a year
ago.
STARKVILLE, Miss, March s.
The Southern milk -condensing plant
of the Borden Milk Co. has been com
pleted and will begin operation
March 10.
Evening star., 1926-03-05

advance. Sharp upturns in gasoline
are deemed unlikely despite steady in.
crease in consumption. In the first
place, stocks are very large. Then
cracking methods are constantly be-
ing improved.
California will continue to be a COM
petitive factor in the Eastern gasoline
markets, since the latest monthly pro-
duction report in that State shows
output of 1851 1856 gallons, gain
of 100000 from the late 1925 pro
duction.
Dull Period Approaching.
Fuel OIL is approaching a dull period
with the passage of Winter, despite
the impetus which introduction of oil
burning heaters has furnished. Max
ers of oil heaters here admit frankly
that a good many householders who
are installing new heating units are
making arrangements so either coal
or Oil can be used, as they are not
satisfied that fuel Oil prices will re-
main at q point where houses may be
heated at approximately the same cost
as with coal.
Imports of foreign oil are growing
at present. but much of this is com
ing from Venezuela and Colombia IN
stead Of from Mexico. Despite the
optimism expressed by President
Coolidge and the State Department
over the composition Of disputes with
Mexico over Oil and mine land hold
ings, the American oil men with
property there are in a mood to pro
ceed with extreme caution.
New Fields Open.
They are opening up fields in other
Latin American countries with swift
ness and dispatch, however. A great
new British syndicate is taking over
an important concession in Bolivia.
Among the moving factors in this
organization are Greenfell & Co., and
Sir Martin Conway. They are count
ed on to give severe competition to
the American companies closely af.
Evening star., 1926-03-05
Rubber Steady.

NEW YORK. March (P).--Open-
ing New York Cocoa and Rubber
Exchange: Rubber steady; smoked
ribbed sheets. March. 54.25 asked;
May, $500 bid; April-June unquOted.
New York Rubber Exchange: Rub
Der firm; smoked ribbed sheets,
March. unquoted; May. $3.50 bid,
July, $3.50 bid
Evening star., 1926-03-05
POTATO TRADING FAIR.

CHICAGO. March P.-Potatoes-
Receipts, 70 cars; total United States
shipments, 663; Is Canadian; trading
just fair, market steady; Wisconsin
sacked round whites. 3.65a3.S5; few
fancy, shade higher; Minnesota
sacked round whites, 3.50a3.70; Idaho
sacked ruSsets, 3.75a3.90.
Evening star., 1926-03-05
EGGS ARE LOWER
. IN LOCAL MARKET
Butter, Poultry and Beef Un-
changed at Wholesale in
Trading Today.

Increased receipts of eggs yester-
day and this morning made the mar
ket easier and prices lower. Average
receipts this morning were quoted at
28 and %, with a suggestion of a
probable further decrease to 27 be-
fore the close of the days market.
Dealers expect largely increased
receipts the coming week, according
to statements this morning, and still
lower prices are expected. 1t was
suggested that the price may drop
20 p cents next week.
The increased receipts resulted
from improved condition of the roads.
During the snow and rainy weather
many Maryland and Virginia roads
were put in such bad condition that
haulers were unable to travel over
them. They have dried out and de-
layed shipments are being received.
No changes in the butter, poultry,
meat, fruit and vegetables We're
quoted this morning, prices being sub
Stantially the same as those quoted
Yesterday.
Evening star., 1926-03-05
GERMAN BONDS AND STOCKS
Quoted in dollars per million marks !

Berlin has a new truck that sweeps
and sprinkles the streets in Summer
and acts as SnoWploW in Winter.
Evening star., 1926-03-05
POULTRY MARKET STEADY.

CHICAGO, March CP).-Poultry,
alive, steady; receipts, cars; prices
unchanged.
Evening star., 1926-03-05

steady; North Carolina, cloth-top stave
barrels, yellows. best, 6.50a6.75; some
fair quality, 5.00a550; cloth-top stave
barrels, Porto Ricans, mostly around
800; whites varieties, trading slow,
3.50a400.
Evening star., 1926-03-05

Many private railways in Japan are
to be electrified
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