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Evening star., 1927-11-03
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| Am Chicle t3)..
Am Drug 5000.
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Am Hide & Lea
Am Hide G. l. pf .
Am Ho p t240).
| American Ice(2)
Am Internatlt2)
| Am La France.
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| Am Ltnseed.
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| Am Locomot (8l
| Am Machine (2)
| AmMa&Fy pf(7)
| Am Metals (3).
| AmMetals pft7)
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| Am Piano pf 90
| Am Po g. 1t (d1)
| Am Radia tor (5)
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| Am Snuff (12)..
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| Cont Bakg A 80
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Evening star., 1927-11-03
Hourly Sales on N. 7. Market.
IL a.m... 633.400 10 m.... .1.112.900
Inn. 1.543.9OO 3 Spm... 1918. 600

Dividend rates a. given tho above table
are the annual cash payments based on the
latest quarterly or ta4 yearly declarations.
Unit Of trading less. than 100 sharea.
stock. " a PAID This yesr-no regular rate.
sHT quarteris.. . Plus bS In stock. d Pay.
able when H., sarreds e rayabie tn cash ,s os
:ssas Ii. su. 81 g snsr. fips IL :pecs scSS
stock. Plus 81 g stock. Plus az IN
S.si iIs1 Pus n uarsecs stocE
Partly stock. D Plus S3 10 preferred stock.
. Plus one.halt ol.commeU stoelev.
Evening star., 1927-11-03
BUTTER Is LOWER.

CHICAGO, November 8 R.-But
ter lower. receipts, $500 tubs
creamery extras, 46h: standards
44h; extra firsts. 44a45; firsts, 40a42
seconds. 36a382. Eggs higher: re
ceipts, 1851 cases; firsts. 3Sa43: or
dinary f1rsts, 26a34.
Evening star., 1927-11-03
Treasury Reyises Tax Ruling.

Under revised Treasury regulations
taxpayers seeking an extension of
time in the payment of back taxes
may furnish bond by depositing Gov.
ernment bonds or notes with the In.
ternal Revenue Bureau instead Of
supplying bonds through a surety
company.
Formerly surety bonds were re.
quired on all amounts in excess of
500. Under the present system the
taxpayer can be saved interest and
commission on surety bonds,
Evening star., 1927-11-03
GIVEN
TO TWO BANKERS
c. H. Young and W. {. Free
man Boosted by Farmers
and Mechanics Institution.
BY EDWARD G. STONE.

At a meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Farmers & Mechanics
National Bank today in Georgetown
two new assistant cashiers were elect
ed, Harry v. Haynes, the president.
announced after adjournment.
The new Junior officers are c. Howle
Young and w. Edmund Freeman, the
action being taken in connection with
completing the organization for the
new branch bank soon to be opened on
Wisconsin avenue at Warren street.
Mr.. Young has been with this bank
for several years and has made an
excellent record for himself. He will
remain with the bank at Wisconsin
avenue and M street Mr. Freeman.
who has been designated to manage
the new branch. joined the Farmers
Mechanics staff severa' months ago
after long service with the Potomac
Savings Bank.
The building in which the branch is
to be located is practically finished
and 1t Is intended to be ready for bust.
ness on December !.
Local Bankers Royalty Treated.
Victor B. Deyber. president of the
Second National Bank, is loud in his
praises OF the manner in which the
Washington bankers were entertained
at the A. B. A. convention in Houston.
Their hosts went out of their way to
show them everything Of interest in
Houston and within a radius Of so
miles or more.
The sectional meetings, as usual.
proved especially interesting during
the convention. Mr.. Deyber found
the discussions in the national bank
section Of more than usual value, and
he also found the clearing house Sec
tion meetings equally helpful. The
question of lower costs, interest rates
and other steps toward greater eff.
cheney took most Of the time. The
convention. however, lacked the snap
that it had last year, when the Nc
Fadden bill discussions created so
much excitement.
The local bankers thoroughly en-.
joyed their stops at New Orleans and
the residences of the Coca Cola
Kings" attracted wide attention.
Cageless Counters Prove Popular.
The introduction of cageless coun.
ters in the Merchants Bank &. Trust
Co. has already proved popular with
both officials, employees and patrons.
This change and the new stairway
make the banking lobby appear con-
siderably larger.
Another change Of even greater i'm.
portance Is soon to be made. This
will be the closing of the present en-.
trance on the corner and the conver.
sion OF this space into a ladies' room.
The new entrance will be in the center
of the F street side.
On recent visit to Atlantic City
President Peter A. Drury noticed that
practically none of the Atlantic City,
banks had corner entrances. The
same is quite largely true in New
York, it being considered that an en-.
trance away from the corner gives
much better balance to the interior
Of banks lobby.
Evening star., 1927-11-03
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, November 3 R.-
Bar silver, 81; Mexican dollars, 435s.
Evening star., 1927-11-03
Washington Gas Light at 81.


Washington Gas Light stock was
the beacon light on the local stock
exchange today when it reached 81, a
new high mark. The days trading
totaled lis shares in nine different
sales, all at the new price.
Potomac Electric Power per cent
preferred also scored new Ieak-
112h-when only two shares changed
hands. The 5h per cent stock sold
at 1864. Capital Traction appeared
tionally lower than yesterdays close.
Sanitary Grocery preferred was
quite active, opening at 1925 and
closing at 102 fiat. Federal-American
Co. common sold at 80. Fifty shares
Of National Mortgage & Investment
preferred sold at 69s and rs shares
more at 6A.
In the bond division Gas 6s. series A,
moved at los, while the series B bonds
sold half a point higher. There was a
$4,000 transfer in Washington, Alex
ander & Mount Vernon certificates
at 4. City & Suburban 5s moved at 80,
Capital Traction 5s at 1921, Potomac
Electric Consolidated IS at 1921
and 103.
Some Enormous Coinage Figures.
In writing of the work of the United
States Mint, Director Robert j. Grant
has this to say in Dollars and Sense. ="
1.-THE total coinage for the fiscal year
1926 was 372,171,282 pieces with a
total value Of $S8, 8,614, ,418; Of this coin.
age. 278,924,354 pieces were made at
Philadelphia; 45,789,72S pieces were
made at San Francisco and At .457 200
pieces were made at Denver.
I'm addition, the mints struck
16 ,676, 900 pieces of foreign coin for
Costa Rica, Guatemala, Poland, Vene.
zuela, Peru and Salvador.
."Of the domestic coinage, 249 Az.
900 pieces were cent pieces;
81, ,42S, 100 pieces were nickels, over
Al 900 900 pieces were dimes and
IL. 900 900 pieces were quarter dollars. +"
New Liberty Bond Plans.
The Treasury Department is pre-
pairing to announce plans next week
for refunding the second Liberty loan
Az per cent bonds called for maturity
on November 15. :.
Officials declined to disclose what
would be the nature of the ref1na ncing
which will absorb the remaining
$3.50, 100000 Of outstanding bonds OF
the original issue Of $3,225,0OO.OOO.
Gleanings in Financial District.
w. j. Waller, vice president Of the
Federal-American National Bank, has
returned from three weeks vacation
passed at Greenwich. Conn. Staunton
and Hot Springs, Va.
The Washington office reports that
Garrit Fort, former vice president OF
the Boston & Maine. has been elected
president of the Raymond & Whit
comb Co. During the war he was in
this city as assistant director of the
United States Railroad Administra-
ton.
Charles ]. Brand. executive secre-
tary of the National Fertilizer Asso.
citation; II. r. Smalley, also Of this
city. and Abram F. Myers, member Of
the Federal Trade Commission, are
among the speakers booked for the
national convention to be held in At
lanta next week.
Evening star., 1927-11-03
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
souoted by Alex. Brown Sons. Closing,

b W seligman & Co.,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-02
Menus for the Family

Breakfast - Stewed prunes, ce-
real. cream, poached eggs on milk
toast, crisp broiled bacon. milk, cof-
fee.
Luncheon - Toad in a hole, seal
loped tomatoes, raisin bread. vanilla
cookies, milk. tea.
Dinner - Stuffed steak. potatoes
au graun, buttered spinach, banana
and peanut salad, tapioca cream
with Strawberries. milk, coffee.
Toad in a Hole
Two cups chopped mot put
through food chopper) lamb. l cup
milk. IL cup flour, l egg, IL tea
spoon salt, l teaspoon melted but
ter.
The meat is cooked or raw. II
raw more time must be allowed in
baking. Cut meat In half-inch dice
or chop coarsely in chopping bowl.
Put into well-buttered baking
dish and sprinkle with salt and
pepper Mix and sift flour and salt.
Slowly add milk. stirring to keep
smooth. Add egg we'll beaten and
melted butter Beat hard with egg
beater for two minutes and pour
over meat. Bake 20 minutes In a
hot oven until we'll puffed and firm.
Reduce heat and bake slowly until
meat is done. The English way to
do Is TO cut in squares and serve
overlapping each other on hot
dish" but we serve it from the bak-
ing dish
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-02
What Has Happened:

Phillip Wynne Tracy " brings
Natlee Jones back to his house in
car that his mother had just given
him although she had expected to
go out for the first ride with him
herself. He tells her he Is broke and
she loans him $40 to take Malice to
Arrowhead Inn.
When he does not come home
until late she becomes very nervous
and her>anXiety Is greater when she
finds that her son has proposed to
Natlee and hopes 10 marry her be-
fore he leaves college.
Mr.. Jones, who is the Tracys' milk
man objects quite as much to Phillip
as Mrs. Tracy does to Natlee.
Pills mother begins to send out
invitations to party and leaves
Malice out, but invites a friend of
her own who is coming to visit her
the next day--a very gay married
woman in whom she unconsciously
interests her son before he meets
her.
Mrs. Tracy also tells Phillip that
her prayer has always been that her
son will never make any woman as
unhappy as his father has made her.
He goes to sleep thinking Of his
mothers friend and wakes with the
determination to buy safety razor.
Here the story further unfolds-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-02

Phillip Wynne Tracy Nv wondered
why he suddenly found his raccoon
coat so uncomfortably warm. He
pulled it off with impotence and
dropped it on the floor with q thud
which made his mother vince.
rs it very cold outside. Phillip"
az thought 50 a moment ago. but
that fur coat Is hotter that an oil
stove in a cubby hole. l think per-
haps l had better leave 1t at home"
You'll probably need 1t in the car
So, and you certainly do look fine
in it. Lyra's train will be In about
II o'clock. II you don't think you'll
be bored you might take her some
place to luncheon down town. That
will give me time to get enough
aspirin down to dull this agony and
perhaps get a little sleep.
Il wouldn't ask you to do this.
dear, ii were at all sure that Lyra
would bore you. But she knows all
about boys"
Has she got any?"
NO, but she always has string
of them hanging around her. Her
house is the meeting place for all
the young people In her town"
Does Mr.. Hilliard like young peo-
pie too, Num-"
Il don't know. He is seldom at
home. He seems quite content to
spend his evenings at the club play
ing bridge with his elderly friends.
TIE young people always seem
to like him, however. They treat
him with great respect"
With a groan Anne Tracy TURNED
her head toward the other side
Of the bed and Phillip with little
light kiss on her hair Just above the
dampened bandage which she was
readjusting over her eyes picked up
his coat and left the room.
He wanted to whistle or sing. but
he TOLD imself that he couldn't do
this with his mother enjoying
splitting Headache. Looking at his
wrist watch he found it was after
10.
When he got up this morning he
had intended hanging around some
of the haunts of Malice He wanted
to see her and tell her what he had
promised his mother.
He was quite sure that Natlee
would consider the arrangement all
right as she had suggested waiting
until he had finished college. I'VE
are very young" she had told him.
1t was he who had been impatient
last night. He it was who had in
sisted it was foolish to wait.
Il want to know that you belong
to me, Natlee," he had said AFRO
gantly. II don't want any men
hanging around you for the next
four or five years"
Some lay this morning this be
longing" business didn't seem quite
SO important. He decided to take a
run out to the Country club and
get back just in time to meet Mrs.
billiard. He whistled as he took
the roadster out of the garage and
life looked very bright to him as he
drove it drown the street where he
overlook Rodney Maxwell.
lstantly a plan sprung into his
head
He drew up to the curb with a
great honking of his horn.
The youth in front turned around
ar stood stock still in the middle
of the sidewalk, his eyes almost
bursting from his head.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-02
Loves Ernbers
Adele Gar1ison's Absorbing Sequel to
Revelations of Wife"
beginning q New Serial

Sure ting" Katie drew herself
up offendedly. Il no. monkey NIT
dees. tell you eferthing Shoes like
it said"
II am sure you do" assured her
quickly. Go on with your story"
WELL" she went on. Modified,
after dot de talk und dey talk.
but dey speak In sooch low tones
I couldn't make sense. But vun
ting I know. Dey always talked
English. I could tell dot. all right.
Some time Meester Dicky laugh.
sometime he talk so sober. but more
he laugh, und at last he reach ofer
und he grab dot oder mans hair.
Lets have a look at you, he
say.
But oder man he grab at hees
Wig we're it slipped vun side und he
back off ind he straighten Wig out
qvecck, ind he say something real
qveeck and angry like but low. Den
Meester Dicky he double Offer und
laugh. Den he straighten oop und
point hees finger at oder man who
keep backing away und he say:
"Who touches a hair OF yon red
head.
"'Dies like dog ! suppose. All
right. I get you. March on IN see
you again next week. But be care
full
Den" Katie wound up her mar
rative, dot oder mans he 60 back
toward shack. und Meester Graham
walk down hill again toward house.
But efery leetle bit he stop und
double oop und laugh so hard. Vot
you tink eet all means?'
Il haven't the slightest idea.
Katie" said truthfully. "Of
course, Mr.. Graham must have
known the man somewhere, prob
ably over across the seas, and rec
ognized him in spite OF his disguise.
And you know that when anything
strikes Mr.. Graham as funny. he
never does stop laughing over 1t.
One thing he has told me, that we
don't need to worry about the men.
think the best thing for US to do is
to forget all about this, and not
worry about the men any more"
Copyright, 1927. Newspaper
Feature Service, Inc.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-02
An Amazing Entente Between
OickY and "Red.Reard"

An Amazing Entente Between
Dtcky and "Red- Beard"
Katie looked at me earnestly as
she finished telling me about the
red-bearded mans extraordinary
behavior. 'vot you tlnk he mean
by dot?" she asked. u wish I I'M
derstood dot last name of dot bird
he called Al dot he vos raving
about"
II can tell you that, Katie" 1
said quietly. handing myself men,
tai medal for being able to repress
the twitching of my lips. THE Mo-
hammedans pray to Allah, and the
man no doubt was saying Praise
Allah, Allah be praised as he
knocked his head against the
ground"
My little maid looked at me
shrewdly.
Can dose hams-scuse please,
can't twist tongue for whole World
but can dey say dot in English 2"
I saw her point.
THAT proves the man can speak
English. doesn't IT." ! asked.
you bet your boots Katie re-
Joined. ''But you should see Mees-
ter Graham ven he saw heem. He
lean against tree und he laugh und
he laugh. und he shake. But oder
man didn't laugh. shoost keep on
knocking hees head. until finally
Meester Graham 60 COP. take heem
by arm und jerk heem to hees feet
and say:
"'Oh, cut 1t out. Don't be q dam
fool shoost cause you expert at dot
beesness.' But man he shake hees
head uad he say something in low
tone dot make Meester Graham
laugh again. but afterwards he says:
: All right, have Get your own way.
You always like mule anyway. Go
on now. gif ME low down on all
dees."
Are you sure he said low down
Katie?" I asked, curious to know
whether Katie was interpreting the
conversation in her own slangy
style Of which she is very proud,
or whether Dicky really used the
expression. II he did employ the
words, they we're proof that the red
bearded man understood American
slang.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-02
Your Health
How to Keep It.
Causes Of illness
By DIR. NORRIS FIsHBEIN

By DIR. NORRIS FISHBEN
Editor Journal Of the AnsesicaA
Medical Association aud OF Hygeta,
tho Health Magazine
The form OF tapeworm that u as
ISOLATED with the eating Of raw
meat is perhaps the most common
type seen in this country. One
clinic reports seeing from 10 TO is
patients each year who suffer from
this disorder. Most Of the patients
were foreign-born and Of tho type
that eats moro smoked meat, I'M
cooked sausage and raw meat than
do Americans.
Among the most common symp.
toms OF tapeworm are loss Of ap-
petite. unusual desires for peculiar
foods. extraordinary fiow Of saliva
headache, irregular actions Of tho
bowels and itching OF the nose and
Of the other oriflces Of the body.
Although it Is a common super.
stition that persons with tapeworm
have ravenous appetite. these pa
tients did not appear to suffer un-
duly with q desire for food. The
symptoms. in general. are rather
mild. so that IN many cases tho
patient himself was ignorant Of the
fact that he had q tapeworm un.
til the physician discovered -ehs
presence Of the parasite accidental.
ly.
In the treatment for tapeworm.
1t Is customary to give the patient
no luncheon nor supper on tho
date preceding the treatment. but
black coffee. tea or water may be
taken freely. At six o'clock on the
day previous to treatment. he Is
given large dose OF EPSON salts.
and at six o'clock In tho morning
of the treatment day. another dose.
He Is not permitted to take break.
fast. but after having had an &c.
ton Of the intesttnes. is given q
drug which has the specific prop
critics Of killing the tapeworm.
Since the head OF the worm Is
the part which propagates and
grows. thorough examinations aro
made repeatedly Of the excretions
Of the body to determine when the
head has been discharged. When
this is accomplished, the patient
may be considered ~ rid Of his In.
festation.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-02
CHAPTER VI
Flaming Youth

Come in" Phillip fairly shouted
as some one tapped on his door.
"Mr. Phillip" said Nonnie. Mrs.
Tracy sent me to ask you il you
would go to her room before you
went out. She isn't well enough to
get up this morning"
Tell her that I will be right
there"
The maid went out an6 shut the
door softly.
Phillip rushed out to his sleeping
porch. there was a little feathery
snowflake here and there in the
crisp air.
He quickly decided that 1t was
cold enough to wear that raccoon
him yesterday.
Back inside his room he slipped
himself into its capacious depths.
Above its great collar his sleek
head with his laughing eyes was the
very reality OF youth and pent UP
energy. Any mother might be proud
Of him-any girl could love him
without effort.
Racing down the hall he knocked
at his mothers door. Not waiting
for her invitation to enter he
opened it.
His mother was lying in bed, her
eyes swollen and her face white and
parched. Evidently the few hours
that he had passed in dreamless
sleep since they had parted the
night before hal been for his mother
a time of torturing wakefulness.
Have you anything particular to
do this morning. dear soy" she
asked in weak voice.
Nothing Of Importance, Mum.
Just thought I'd take the car out
AMI get it warmed up and adjusted"
Then ill you go to the train and
meet Mrs. Hilliard? My head Is
aching badly that l positively
cannot raise it from this pillow. Tell
this to Lyra, Phillip, she will under
stand"