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Evening star., 1927-09-04

Dividend table annual cash
declarations
noted special dividends not included
than 100 shares tPartiy extra sPius
sPus SO in preferred stock. fPus 250s In stock
Paid Payable In Plus So
stock. earned Payable In cash stock
Plus 10 Plus So In stock Plus 81 share In
special 80 in stock. Plus ~ In stock Partly
stock. m Plus stock.
Evening star., 1927-09-04
BONDS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

108,500 Barber & Ross, Inc. 6hs. 1887. ~
$4,000 Chestnut Farms 6hs 194I ~ 1,
1000 Chevy Chase Club 1st 5hs. 1976.... /,
$500 d. c. Paper Mfg. 1st IS. 1887. ...
100000 Southern Bldg. 6ks. 1889 ......
$500 Wash. Market Cold Storage IS. 1885,.
$4,000 Wardman Park Hotel 5hs 1941...
Evening star., 1927-09-04
THE YEAR 1927 TO DATE ON THE WASH.
NGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

fRported BY w. Hibbs Co., Hbb
INCLUDING 2.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
EL|NOR GLYN BUYS
GEORGETOWN HOME
Noted Authoress viii Reside
at Historic esidence
on P Street.

Einor Glyn. authoress of Three
Weeks" and 1T" fame, has purchased
the 137-yearold house at 3l47 u street
from its owner. Howard p. Dixie, and
when extensive renovation operations
are completed she will come to Wash
ington to make her home in the Capt..
tails art center. which has been
springing up in the old Georgetown
area.
The final details of the sale of the
property were completed yesterday
morning, and by afternoon workmen
were busy clearing away the debris Of
years idleness preparatory to trans
forming the old house into what art
folks here expect will be one of the
city's showplaces.
Possessed of a penchant for the old
in things commonplace, Nine. Glyn
selected the r street house for it's
wealth of historic lore. The house.
as built in 1890. was three-story and
basement structure of brick. With
the cutting through of p street. how
ever years after 1t was completed, the
foundation was uncovered 10 create
new first floor" out of what had been
the basement.
The beauty of its original Georgian
architecture was somewhat endangered
DN li1dL ctldItSes IIC iiOtsC
again. from an artistic standpoint. Mr..
Okie said Yesterday, when its present
coat of stucco was applied TO it's %.
inchthick brick walls.
While Nine. Giyn's plans for Inc
houses restoration 10 the realm OF
beauty are not known in detail here,
Mr.. Dixie said they include The bui'd-
ing CT a 10-foot brick wall around the
property and the development or an
elaborate garden on the 90-fo0t lot.
The installation of modern facilities,
including electricity and additional
baths. are to he included in the pro.
gram also, Mr. Dixie said. The house
was occupied for the last time during
the World War. when it was operated
for a period as a tenement house.
Among the folk of the arts world
who will be Nine. Glyn's neighbors
is Sinclair Lewis. who lives at 302S
Q street.
Nine. Glynn. who returned to New
York from this city last Monday. is
expected to visit Washington again
within two or three weeks to plan the
renovation of her new home with the
builders. who now are making detailed
examinations of the property.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
TAX NOTICES WARN
MANY DEL|NQUENTS
Commissioner and Assessor
Hope to Reduce District
List From $4,000.

Commissioner Sidney +. Taliaferro
and the District tax assessors office
Yesterday made special preparations
to have delinquent taxpayers pay
1867 taxes before their names are
published in the local newspapers, as
required by law.
Plans have been made to publish
the names of the delinquents Decem-
Der Z and IA. and the last day for
payment of the arrearages to prevent
publication is November 80. AS a
result. both Commissioner Taliaferro
and Tax Assessor William p. Rich
ards urged that the present list be
scaled down as much as possible be-
fore that date.
Cannot Notify All.
A special campaign was made this
year to reduce the tax delinquencies,
but despite this, the delinquent list
contains approximately $4,000 pieces
of property. Notices were sent gen
orally throughout the mails to tax
payers who are indebted TO the
municipality, but as the list of adj
dresses was incomplete. 1t was found
impossible to notify all OF them in this
way.
District officials emphasized that the
failure OF the taxpayer to receive the
mailed notices will not give him the
right to expect that property will not
be sold for taxes.
Commissioner Taliaferro explained
that the law requires, as notice to de-
linquents. only that the properties for
sale for unpaid taxes be advertised in
newspapers of general circulation. The
mailed notices, he said. constitute a
special courtesy.
Not An Obligation.
Customs sometimes become law"
the Commissioner said, land 1t is
hoped that the Sending of these spe-
ciaI notices may become a custom
without ripening into an obligation on
the part of the District officials or
vesting tax delinquents with right
to receive them or have their prop
erty protected from tax sale.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
LEGISLATORS FILE
1,50O HOUSE BILLS
Many Proposals Submitted
Already to Avert Jam
in New Congress.
BY the Associated Press.

Anticipating the usual deluge of
bills to he introduced in the first davs
of the new Congress. William TYLER
Page. clerk of the House, has re-
quested members 10 file with him
copies of the bills and resolutions they
intend to offer
AZ a result, between 500 and . 600
proposals already have been submitted
to Harry j. Hunt and William F.
Sykes, House clerks directly in charge
of the bill filing. Only 90 of the 46I
Representatives have complied. and 1t
is expected that before long the mum.
ber of bills to he introduced on the
! opening day will exceed the high
mark of 4.040 reached two years ago.
| One new member has submitted $50
| bills. In many instances Representa-.
tlves are planning to reintroduce bills
which previously failed to be acted on.
! This early filing of bills was under
taken to minimize congestion. so that
! printed copies of the measures can he
/ ready for Representatives on the morn.
/ ing of the second day Of the new ses
sion Mr. Page explained i'm his letter
| suggesting such a step to House
| members
Evening star., 1927-11-20
FIVE CHEAT DEATH
IN WRECK Of AUTO
Machine Crashes Into
Stream-TWo Girls Injured.
Youths Are Arrested.

A trip from a wedding to a friend 9
home in Wesley t@.ghts nearly termi'
mated in tragedy yesterday afternoon
for five of the guests, three young men
and two girls, when their car crashed
through fence bordering Beach
Drive at the foot of Blasden avenue,
and overturned in the cold waters of
Rock Creek.
Miss Mary Rousseau, ~ years old,
1712 kilbourne place, and Miss Chris
tine kraemer. II years old, 1445 Madi-
son street, were taken to Emergency
Hospital by passing motorists. Miss
Rousseau was at first thought to have
been seriously injured, but eXamina-
tion disclosed that she escaped with a
bad laceration on the scalp and the
effects of the shock of the plunge
down the embankment into the water.
Miss Kraemer did not regain con
sciousness until after reaching the
hospital, where she was found to have
sustained a diSlocation of the hip.
Two Men Arrested.
Two of their companions, James
Leggett Mikkelson, % years old. 80
W. Lenox street, Chevy Chase, Md,
and Stafford Herman, % years old.
3945 Connecticut avenue, escaped in
jury save for thorough ducking.
They were detained, however. at No.
3 precinct and transferred later to
No. 10 precinct. where Herman was
charged with reckless driving and
having no permit, and Mikkelson was
charged with being drunk. The fifth
member of the party. unhurt, scram-
bled from the creek and slipped away
in the excitement. His name was not
obtained by police.
The party had entered the park at
Sixteenth street and Blagden avenue.
Instead of making the turn on the
Beach drive at the foot of the BlaS-
den avenue hill the ear kept straight
ahead, breaking through a low fence
by the drive and keeping on down an
embankment to the creek.
Except for a broken windshield and
minor dents in the tenders the car
did not appear to be greatly damaged.
The rescue squad from No. II Engine
Company tied a rope TO the machine,
which was lying on it's side, half COW
cred with water. and hoisted ii to its
wheels. To the surprise Of the sal
vagers, the engine was started al a
touch on the starter and the car was
driven on across the creek and up the
opposite bank. Later it was driven
TO No. 10 precinct.
Party Has Narrow Escape.
The heavy posts at either end of the
windshield are believed TO have pre-
vented the machine from crushing llS
occun3ntS when il overturned.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
Tunney Declines
To Try to Beat
Wilbur's Hitch Kick
BY the Associated Press.


As hitch kicker, Secretary Will
bur was i'm class by himself when
he was Midshipman at Annapolis
four decades ago. He was so good
that he received a tambourine. and
the trophy now hangs on the wall
of his office at the Navy Depart
ment to show that he set a new
record.
The significance of the tambour-
inc was disclosed by Mr.. Wilbur
yesterday when Gene Tunney
called to pay his respects. 1t hangs
. feet ] inch from the floor, rep.
resenting the mark reached in his
record-breaking kick.
DO you think YOU can beat
that?" the Secretary asked Tunney.
so far as I'm concerned, that
record will stand" the prize fight
er replied.
A hitch kick is one made while
both feet are off the ground.
Evening star., 1927-11-20

thority In this regard on the article
of the Federal Constitution which
gives Congress exclusive legislative
Jurisdiction i'm all cases whatsoever
over the District of Columbia, and also
that the original owners of land in
the District agreed that the convey
anee of lots TO purchasers should be
on such conditions as are believed to
be reasonable by the President.
The measure proposing a loan by
the Federal Government of a fund of
SO 900 900 to be used for quickly car
rying out gigantic park development
program in the District was discussed
at some length. but no definite action
was taken. The commission took no
action principally out of Difference to
the District of Columbia Commission
ers. whom 1t was believed should be
called into conference in the matter.
and Il special committee will confer
with the local city heads on this par
| ticular question and to report back at
| the December meeting.
The commission went over the sup
| Elementary report. which it will make
| to the Federal Power Commission on
| the proposed issuance of a permit to
| the Potomac River Corporation for the
| development of hydro electric plants
above the Chain Bridge. A rough
| draft of the report was prepared and
submitted by Lieut.. Col. u. s. Grant
| Sd, executive officer. and the commits.
sion directed some changes to include
views expressed at the meeting.
| The final draft will be prepared
| this week by Col. Grant and sub
mitted TO the power commission.
| This is the report intended to con-
| vey the result of conference be-
| tween the commission and officials
OF the company proposing the prof
| ect as to the possibility of de.
veloping the plants. and at the same
| time saving the beauty of the area
| concerned.
BrOokland Area Favored.
The commission approved the pur-
! chase OF 10 acres of land in Brook
land for playground purposes. This
| land is said to be located north OF
| Michigan avenue and east of the
| Baltimore & Ohio Railroad tracks,
| and has been generally used for some
time for playground purposes.
| Nearly n day and hnlf was given
nv the commission to the study Of the
man of the proposed major highway
J plan prepared by special committee
| The long discussion resulted in de-
cision that the time was not ripe Tor
puttinc out even tentative plan for
| the public TO study. because of the
fact that its ultimate development de-
pended on many other matters, among
them the laying down of compre'
hensive traction system. The commit
/ tee was directed to make further
studies.
This proposed plan in general pro-
vides for system Of thoroushfares
across the city. as main arteries, and
would provide that every place Ill the
i District would he within a'quarter OF
q mile of some highway 80 that traffic
in such area could quickly reach one
of the thoroughfares and proceed to
its destination inL another area.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
WOMAN FAGIN FINED.

CHICAGO. November 10 Cp).--A
mother who encouraged her 11-year-
old son and five other boys to steal
and often rewarded their efforts with
quarters has been sentenced to six
months in the house of correction and
fined 800 here.
The boys said the woman, Mrs.
Sophie Pastcrkiewicz. 80. melted them
to steal groceries and clothing from
stores.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
PERSHING Is BEST MAN.
General Officiates at Wedding of
MorgHn Employe.

NEW YORK, November 10 CP.-
win Gen. John j. Pershing acting
as best man, Miss Cornelia Cousins
and Martin Egan. member of the staff
or j. p. Morgan & Co, were married
today. The ceremony was at the
fark avenue home of the brides
mother. Mrs. j. b. Cousins.
Mr. Egan's first wife was the late
Eleanor Egan. magazine writer. He
also was writer and correspondent
before entering the Morgan employ.
Evening star., 1927-11-20

Cardiff. Wales, now claims to have
more beautiful women than any other
city Of its size in Europe.