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Evening star., 1927-11-10

United States either day or night for
$40 or less, it was announced to.
day by Charles r. Clagett, general
commercial superintendent of the
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.
The reduction will affect chiefly the
daytime rates and will apply to cities
and towns separated by 800 or more
miles, the greater distances enjoying
the cheapest rates. Mr.. Clagett esti.
mates that the new rates will result
in a saving of approximately $1.500,-
900 a year to long distance telephone
users.
ample, the station -to-station day rate
from Washington to San Francisco
Is reduced from 5000 to $3.50; to
Denver. from $3.50 to $3.50; to Calves
Evening star., 1927-11-10
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

SAILING TODAY.
President observation-disclosures. Cristobal and
Laclne Coast taronnd the world;
Malicnuria-havana Crstobal and Pacific
Roma-Naples aud Genoa
santa Ehaa-haVana. Cristobal and Val
Coamo-San Juan.
lmoko-Rotteriam,
Murlck-Bueios Aires.
SAILING TOMORROW.
Observation-Disclosures and Southampton.
Carmania-Plymouth ,Havre and London.
Sinala-Algiers and Alexandra.
fIort-Fort au Prince. La Gdayra and Mara
Bcriin-Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen.
M anon leans-Nassau.
Darac,.a-port aI Prince. Cartagena and
Puerto Coiumoia.
LuetzoW-BIenea. -.
Pdnanan-PaclIc Coast
Sangamure-Beiriit.
SAILING SATURDAY. NOVEMBER l2.
Baltic-Queenstown and Liverpool.
Mlnnekahua - plymouth. Boulogne and
samaria-oueenstown and Liverpool
IlansyISania--M0vllle and Glasgow.
Carillo-Sanuago. hingston and Puerto
-, Barrios
Elna E-Puert9 Plata. San Domingo C,ty
Fort St. Geofge-Bermuda
Leviathan-Chcrbourx and Southampton.
Porto kico--San Juan.
SiDOney--Havana.
uiua-Havana. Cristobal and Port Limon.
Fandyck-kl0 de Janelro. Montevideo and
Bucnus Aires.
Venezuela--Crlstobal and Pacific Coast.
Manaau-Puerto Colombia.
SAILING MONDAY. NOVEMBER IA
Ohioan-Cristobal and Pacific Coast.
SAILING TUESDAY. NOVEMBER Is.
CIistobal-Port au Prince and Cristobal
Dante Alighieri-Naples and Genoa
ThuringIa-Queenstown and Hamburg.
STAY Observation-Disclosures Oslo and
Domin,ca-St. Thomas. Martinique and
Trinidad.
SALINE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER l6.
Administrations and Southampton.
New 1ork-Cherbourg, southampton and
Falcon-san Juan La Guayra and Mara
caibo.
RochambealI-Havre
Yoro--kinEs,
decentralization CristobaI Puerto Colon.
bia and Santa Marta.
SAILING THURSDAY. NOVEMBER II.
Stuttgart-Plymouth Cherbourg and Bremen.
Ten0--Cristobal. Iouique and VALPARAISO.
American Merchant--Plymouth and London
San LoreDzO-San Juan.
Oscar II--Christisnsand Oslo and Copen.
hagen. 49,
Bourdonnaie--vigo. and Bordeaux =
Mexico-Havana. Progreso. Vera Cruz and
Tampico
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Tor our life," and the nation that
emerges victorious from the battle of
the seas will "in all likelihood be the
victor in the strife"
Senator Reed blamed the tariff for
the passing of the American flag
from the high seas"
When other nations of the world
are able to build ships cheaper than
the United States, it is no wonder
that the American merchant marine
has passed into state of innocuous
desuetude." the Missouri Senator
said.
He combined his plea for an eff
cient American merchant marine
second to none" with request for
a careful and sympathetic study of
the farmers problem. The problem
OF the farmers was one which should
be given as much consideration by
the bankers and merchants of the
East as is given to the problems of
the merchant marine, he said.
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quarter Of the year averaged $3.50. 900
tons a week. against 9,050,0O0 tons
average for the same period last year.
The drop of 7.6 per cent in consump-
ton reflected diminished activity in
the steel. automobile and other In
dustries. With colder weather. how.
ever. the bureau said, the weekly con.
sumption tends to increase. and in the
last quarter of 1927 averaged 11,200.-
600 tons a week.
The miners strike in Ohio, Illinois
and Pennsylvania still continues, ac-
cording to the Labor Department, al
though small groups of miners are
signing up from time to time, usually
on the old wage scale. Industry has
suffered comparatively little incon-
venience by the miners strike, and
Evening star., 1927-11-10
REPORTS COAL SUPPLY.
Anthracite Normal, Bituminous
Drops, Bureau of Mines Shows.

Consumers stocks of anthracite
coal were declared by the Bureau of
Mines yesterday to be fully up to nor.
NAL for this season Of year. although
bituminous stocks, amounting to
6l900,OOO tons on October /, have
dropped 100000 tons since July 1.
stocks OF bituminous fuel in consum-
ers hands, however, are far beyond
the hgure for October /, 1926. when
they amounted to but 100000 tons
Home COnsumption during the third
Evening star., 1927-11-10

Will 10TH I n
third line of de.
tense" in times O
war, was mad,
las st night b.
Senator James A
Reed, Democrat
of Missouri. He
spoke at the frs
a n n u a ! banque
OF the Propellol
Clubs of TIL
L n i t e d States
composed of ship
ping men.
Some day, Sen
ator Reed, said
the United State.
will be engaged
In a war "eithel
=
Evening star., 1927-11-10

Archons were rulers Of the ancient
Athens state.
Evening star., 1927-11-10

ton, Tex, from $5.45 to $4.75; to New
Orleans, from $3.50 to 81.
In order to avoid congestion dur
ing the night hours it also is an
nounced that the night rates now in
use after $50 o'clock will be held at
approximately their present levels,
and the evening rates applying be-
tween Z and $50 o'clock will be about
half way between the night and the
new day rates.
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DISTANCE Telephone
RATES TO Be LOWER
Charges to Various Points in
United States Will Be Cut
December /.

Long distance telephone rates will
be reduced December 1. making it
possible to communicate between the
mostly widely separated points in the
Evening star., 1927-11-10

New York terminal costs for sack
Of Michigan potatoes covering termi.
nal movement of about Is miles are
greater than for the entire road haul
of more than 1000 miles. Trucking
nowadays Is the chief element in the
cost of terminal hauling
Evening star., 1927-11-10
County Aids Fire Fund.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SpGEIdI DIsIfdtCH 60 TIC otHt.
FREDERICK. Md, November TO-
Commissioners of this county have
decided to appropriate $4,000 annually
for the use OF Independent Hose Co.,
to provide fire protection throughout
the county. The local engine will!
respond to fire calls in any section
Of the county. The company had pre-.
siously answered alarms in the county.
but city officials withdrew this ser.
vice. claiming that damages to the
apparatus would have to be covered
by the county officials.
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MERCHANT MARINE
/ VITAL, REED HOLDS
Invaluable for Defense, Mis-.
souri, Senator Tells Ship
ping Club.
~ the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, November 10. "A
stirring plea for an American mer-
chant marine that not only will carry
American made products to all parts
of the world in times of peace, but
Evening star., 1927-11-10

Mrs Betty Mckee of Fayette, 70
years old, says she still enjoys horse
back riding as much as when a young
Evening star., 1927-11-10
Apprentice Craftsmen Test.

The Civil Service Commission to-
day announced an open competitive
examination for apprentice craftsman
to fill vacancy in the Office of the
chief of ordnance, War Department,
and vacancies occurring in positions
requiring similar qualifications.
The entrance salary is 81 ,140 a year.
Full information and application
blanks may be obtained from the
commission. 1924 F street.
Evening star., 1927-11-10

there Is no apparent disruption Of the
movement of coal from mine to mill.
The producers news., 1927-07-01
ticemia, the cause of death.

ticemia, the cause of death.
Small wounds are usually either
incised or punctured, that is, either
"cut" or stab" wounds. The for
mer are easily treated-hlled at
once, with tincture of iodine, or
other reliable antiseptic. A small
bottle of "Mercurochrome" is a
good thing to keep in your medi-
cine-closet; it is one of the best
germicides known and is painless
when applied. It's bright-red stain
is its only disadvantage so far as I
know. / would even use kerosene,
or turpentine in case nothing bet
ter was at hand-the main thing
being to act at once; infections set
up quickly in warm weather.
Punctured wounds should not be
neglected; they do not drain read
lily, as cut wounds do. Good pro-
cedure is to make wider wound
cut wound-out Of the puncture,
bhen soak it in the antiseptic.
Nail and tack wounds are typical
of this class. Last week l had an
unusual personal experience: Open
ing an unused door at a public
building, I tore off bit of the skin
CT one knuckle on a brass pro-
lection of the lock; I had absolute
ly nothing with me in the way of
an emergency antiseptic, not being
on professional call; 1 thought
Cd the matches in my pocket; dry
ing the oozing blood, l quickly ap-
piled blazing matchl This stop
ped the bleeding and sterilized the
wound. 1 thought of my poor
grocer friend, and sterilized this
wound thoroughly with a fame.
Painful, but a perfect result. 1
might have done worse under the
circumstances. Never forget that
time is important in treating small
wounds and as little of It to be
wasted as possible.
(Next Weeki InquiriesI
The producers news., 1927-07-01
"TUBBY" MEN

There are 50 many of them-and
the number seems to be increasing.
They are graduates of the six o'clock
dinner university. They are also
Knights of the Swivel-chair; they
may belong to the Don't Worry Club.
They move about on foot when they
hnd it impossible to ride-on cush-
ions. With every puff of shortened
breath, they announce the badly
neglected sewer they carry around
with them. No, Madame, I'm not
talking to you; | know better tnan
to tell woman she's tubby.
have been a sufferer from this
acquired deformity, and, know
whereof l speak 1t came upon me
by stealth; people said = me. How
wonderfully healthy you look; you
are getting fatfer every day" People
love fat thing.
Suddenly l was attacked one day
on the street, felt that | was dying
My pulse registered 145, weak and
irregular I sat up and took notice"
from that hour Careful investiga-
tion revealed that l was suffering
from stealthy, slow-acting poison,
-IdtcGn. This stuff forms in a ne
elected colon, and gradually under
mines the entire >ardio-vascular sys-
tem-the circulation. Had / expired
the newspapers would have said that I
died Of heart disease; it would. not
have been true; death would have
been due primarily to that 48 waist
band Of mine, and the load of poison
inside i'll Just as many a "tubby"
man dies today, from putrefying sub
stances in a neglected colon ! have
no patience with laying the blame on
the heart, when it is simply poisoned
to death from the sewerl
It took me over two years to re-
cover from 4 condition which would
certainly have killed me. used q
mixture Of the sulphates Of magnesia
soda, lime and potassium for
house cleaner" and, I still clean
house with it every day. I quit eat
ing enormous lots of sweets cake
preserves, etc.
The producers news., 1927-07-01
BIDS WANTED

The Board of Trustees of School
District No. IS of Sheridan County,
Montana, will receive sealed bids at
the Clerks office, in Daleview, Mon
tana, up to 700 p. M, Monday, July
18th, 1927, for the moving of the
School Building known as the Desonia
School House, from it's present loca-
tion to site selected, by the electors
at special election, in Section II,
Township SO, Range 81, Sheridan
County, Montana, approximately four
miles, and place same upon founda-
tion. For any further information
inquire of Julia Points, Clerk of sail
School District No. rs.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES,
District No. rs,
Sheridan County, Montana.
1872 By JULIA POINTS, Clerk.
The producers news., 1927-07-01
HOW TO WIN A GIRL

Dear Miss FlO:-
What | would like to know is this
do girls like men who pay a great
deal of attention to them-Or do they
prefer men who seem rather indif-
terent! My system is to let them do
the fussing, but some of my friends
tell me that I'll never get anywhere
that way.
UnquestiOnably, there are some
girls upon whom Indifference acts
as a spur to conquer and bring to
their feet new worshippers, but |
don't believe those girls are in the
majority. Girls today do not. place
undue value on the admiration of
every man, and they are too en-
crossed in the business of living to
waetA . great deal of effort on any
ne man.
When woman had more time to
r'lay-they expected and demanded
attention, admiration, and pursuit
from all men of their acquaintance.
and if one man displayed indiffer-
ence, the girls vanity was hurt; her
business was to teach him that he
was not so immune to her feminine
charms as he thought. An amusing
pastime!
But girls of today have a broader
range of interests. Not that they
do not yet demand attention, ad
mlration, and pursuit of men-they
still expect men to fetch and carry
for them-and like it, but if they
don't-well, what is one scalp more
or less! There are so many other
interesting and amusing things in
life!
They rather expect men to ac-
cept them on their own terms. so
to speak, and most men have been
willing to respond to this franker
and healthier understanding of
friendship between the sexes.
There might come a time in the af-
fairs of a courtship when Indifference
on the part of the man toward an
ncorrlgibile girl might be an effec-
tive threat that she would lose him
II she didn't behave. But in starting
out to conquer, | wouldn't recommend
indifference as an incentive to GIRLS
interest. Your modern miss is a bit
too honest, herself, to be intrigued
by subtle methods.
Perhaps the best working princi-
pie at the moment is one that
might be placed under the heading
of comradeship-that is, treating the
girl as a human being, respecting her
for her intelligence, ability, good quail
tiles, and thereby winning her respect
for years; developing common inter
ests until you grow so close together
that you find life would be dull with
out her.
Of course, everything depends upon
the girls individual personality. A
man who gets there most quickly
studies the girl and applies his knowi-
edge deftly. After all, it is impossible
to suggest line of conduct for win
ming a girl without knowing ANYTHING
about her.
Catalogue her. Find out to what
type she belongs and adapt your tao
tics to the situation, for all women
do not rise to the same line of court
snip. There are some feminine hearts
that can be taken only by assault and
The producers news., 1927-07-01
GREENS"

+ At this wonderful spring season,
tender plants are springing up every
where Our ancestors, those long
lived fellows, welcomed the spring.
time that brought the wild green's"
The home-cured bacon made ideal
seasoning for them; in food-values
they were one hundred per cent.
Young, tender plants are rich in vita
mines, readily adaptable to the human
system. Necessary minerals for
lblood-making are here to be taken,
Inot as medicine, but as palatable, sat-
hsfying food. If we only could real
1ze all that Mother Nature does for
Jus ,and how human greed is striving
TO take over her processes and sell
the manufactured stuff as a better
|article-for cash!
Greens" are within reach of every
one. Our gardens are better than
lever before; let's not ignore the
fragrant spring onion Why can't
Dame Fashion decree that, only select
lcircles can afford the exquisite
"onion-breath"-and note her devo-
tees in the rush to acquire one7 In
THE country the fence-corners are
LITERALLY alive with "dock," "dande
lion" and other edible wild plants.
Mustard, as grown in our back-lots.
horse-radish tops, turnip-tops %.
there's no end of the health-giving
diet, right from natures pantry.
Brown breads, minimum of meats.
fbutternilc, early strawberries, new
kstring-beans, lettuce, cottage cheese.
fresh eggs once daily, with plenty Of
pure drinking-water, with abundant
Eout-door exercise in the way of use
ful employment-tei1 me, We wise
Lnen, what's the idea of anybody get
ting siclx1
cannot think of any sub-acute or
chronic condition that the above diet
Eary, moderately INDUCED, can aggra-
vate IN the least. On the contrary
getting away from the tin can and
sthe Copyrighted menu, Is a blessing
tpr which we cannot render enough
thanks. Now laugh, you'll
The producers news., 1927-07-01
STAHLBERCER
SANDWICHES
AFTER ARMAGEDDON


(ThOts on the hospital controversy,
after a year; with apologies to every
bedy.)
John Arthur Stahlberg
Whence comes this calm where erst-
while there resounded
The roar of strife, the wild alarms
of war?
Where are the cliques which yester-
day expounded
Their differing views before the
public bar?
We look around, perplexed-bemused
-astounded,
A-wond'ring where the Kings and
Captain are!
g he are the four-row portable Cor
ornas,
Their gathering keyboards strange
ly vanished hence!
No longer flows the gore of piqued
bolognas,
All stale and black, from angry
fountain pens!
Have whales of silence swallowed
all our JonahS?
Or can it be that there's no more
offense?
'Tis we'll! Let docs attend unto their
knitting
The knitting of the raveled human
frame.
'Tis Welt Let doctors stick to body
Sitting,
And other duties very much the
same;
And if we must have brawls and We
The producers news., 1927-07-01

battery, and others that surrender to
patient seige. There are women whose
love is for sale to the highest bidder,
and others bestow it in pity.
So there you are, and your success
will depend upon your ability to psy-
cho-analyze the particular woman and
upon the skill with which you suggest
to her that you are the great unsatis-
fled need of her soul.
But when the right girl comes
along, you'll forget all about "sys-
tem"-and set out to win her accord
ing to the dictates of your heart.
The producers news., 1927-07-01
.CHRYSL ER~O'
much better 1t IS

WE can recite to you
wv the advantages
of ChrysIer ''7O's" speed
of 20 and more miles an
hour, its astonishing
pickup of 5 to Is miles
In 7N seconds, its econ
Omy Of 20 miles to the
gallon of gas.
We can tell you what It's
scientifically balanced z
bearing crankshaft and
impulse neutraIizer con-
tribute toward greater
smoothness; how much
The producers news., 1927-07-01
Danger of Small Wounds

A short while ago, a grocer in
my town Scratched" his hand
while taking goods from a box.
Within a week he was dead. in
spite of the efforts of three good
physicians to save him-Acute sep.
The producers news., 1927-07-01
.: ":eddsS's. JOSH

Group Conviction
District AttOrney-"what possible
excuse did you fellows have for ac-
quitting that murderer"
Juryman-"Insanity."
District Attorney = "What! The
whole twelve of you?'
The producers news., 1927-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hultgren en-
tertained at six o'clock dinner Sunday
evening the August Hultgren and
Enger families.
The producers news., 1927-07-01
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

All stockholders of the Peoples Publishing are hereby
notified that the regular annual meeting will be held
Labor Temple Monday July IL 1927 D. M for the pur-
pose of ecng board of directors business
might come before this meeting
If you not sign your proxy send to someone
who will be there
HANS RASMUSSEN Secretary
The producers news., 1927-07-01

more easily you ride be-
cause of its low chassis
design, its unique spring
suspension and its shock
absorbers; what greater
handling ease results
from Its pivotal steering;
and how much safer YOU
feel because of Its four
wheel hydraulic brakes.
But the roadway for you
actually to discover these
things for yourself is to
learn them by a real
test drive.
The producers news., 1927-07-01
RebOring and dRegrinding
EYEYE

We have installed Reboring and Regrinding
chine. Bring in your motors and have them made
like new All work guaranteed, at reasonable prices
Lon forget we recharge your Ford Magnetic
Whlle you are in town shopping, with the latest Colpn
Magnetic recharger
PLENTYWOOD AUTO co.
The producers news., 1927-07-01
FiftY-Fiftv Grandnnn
By Albert T Reid

Old Gent when l was a lad l
didn't think anything of chopping up
woodshed full of logs"
Youngster-"Well, l don't think so
much about it, either"
Take Your Pick
New Steno-"I've added up these
columns ten times, sir"
Boss-"Good for you"
And here are the ten answers"
There's Reason
l know girl
An awful gawk
She'd love to ride
But has to walk.
A Clean Record
"a woman will go through lot
for man when she marries him."
eyes, the one l married went thru
my trousers, my bank account, and a
divorce suit"
Two Nuts
Speed Demon-Well, Kid, hit 60
in the old boiler last night.
His Weemin-Goodness, Were any
of them injured badly?
You Tell One
People We're sorry For: The man
who agreed to let his wife tidy up
his "den."
Steadfast Boy
"Il never ask another woman to
marry me as long as l live!"
Refused again."
"No, accepted"
There's a Difference
Agnes has discarded the lover who
wrote such beautiful blank verse"
"Yes. She has accepted a man
who writes beautiful blank checks"
The producers news., 1927-07-01
Couldn't Go There

Did you take her home after the
show?"
mo, my folks were home"
The producers news., 1927-07-01
Obliging

UbIging
Manager-"Why did you strike this
young lady?"
Waiter-"Well, she asked me to
fetch her a wrap. And all done
wuz to fetch her a good one over the
right eye"
The producers news., 1927-07-01

Confident Miss
Did you ever go home from an
automobile ride with college boy?"
"Yes, I'm no snob."
WOt's In a Name?
She was only a window blind man
ufacturer's daughter, but she had a
shady reputation.
Frosh-"Do you notice any improve
ment, Professor, since last week."
Professor-"Yes, now that you call
my attention to it, l think your hair
is parted"
At The Box Office
"Well, l finally got into the
movies.'
"You really did! And how?"
"Oh, l paid the usual fifty cents. :"
A Natural
And how do you like school 2"
asked the kind old lady.
Closed" answered the little lad.
The producers news., 1927-07-01

there's Difference
Agnes has discarded the lover who
wrote such beautiful blank verse"
Eyes. She has accepted man
who writes beautiful blank checks"
The producers news., 1927-07-01

There's a Reason
l know a girl
An awful gawk.
She'd love to ride
But has to walk.
The producers news., 1927-07-01

Come In today. Let US
place a nesV, finer ChrY,,
sIer 40" at your disposal
In this manner, for you
TO drive in your own way
and over any route you
choose.
-
Royal Sedan $685. BrOAgASM
$I52S; FoMr passenger COSP'
$685. TsOO passenger COnverI'O"
Coupe (svtth rumble seGt) Sl14''
Crown Sedan $1795; TsOO,pas'ossr
gerCO~pe( (withrsmbleSeGt)S Sl94g
TsUo : passenger ROadStsr W"
rumble seat $1495, Sport Phds'o'
1885, I. o. b. Detroit s's5Isc'"
current Federal excise taS'
The producers news., 1927-07-01
Take Your Pick

New Steno-'I've added up these
columns ten times, sir"
Boss-"Good for you"
"And here are the ten answers"
The producers news., 1927-07-01
Steadfast RoY

"Ill never ask another woman to
marry me as long as l live!"
Refused again ?"
"No, accepted"
The producers news., 1927-07-01

(ThOts on the hospital controversy,
after a year; with apologies to every
bedy.)
John Arthur Stahlberg
The producers news., 1927-07-01
A Clean Record

You Tell One
People We're sorry For: The man
who agreed to let his wife tidy up
his "den."