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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-19
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The Count Of Ten. featuring
Nberlss Ray. Jobyna Ralston.
James Gleason ana Arthur Lake,
eomes to the RiaIto for the week
9tsrting May 2e. It Is said to BE-
one 81 the best puglliatlc pictures
svsr produced.
The story IL of prize fighter
who SLOWS hin wife and her fam
ily Ia spend ~ or Bis money
Elnally laced by ths problem VI
securing S. 900 ii hurry he tights
the champ with broken hand.
Later he learns the money Is 10 be-
used to pay his brother in-laWs
gambling debts, but the wife did
not know oE the plot.
Following .Craig's wife" the
National Players win present
The Poor Nnt, " the play which
starred Elliott Nugent two sea
Mona ago. Stanley Ridges will
handle the Nugenk role, that q
college drudge who II weaned
from His books fO become the.
outstanding athlete "a Aims
Matters roster.
The Poor Nut Il really an
other ColIege widow, though
n more modern dress. = @.
Nurent! author O1 ennpys
wrote II an = foundation Of fact
based on his son g lliott's onser-
Nations while ct Ohio state UNI
Versity
The play deals with the case
Of bashful student whose am
bifion II IS 10 become professor
0E botany. a firm ana 1orcenlt
coed from d rival university dis-
covers Iae has IN izlferlority com
pIex but decides To marry MIN
after all though the rites are NOT
cornufn1nated until sIe pulls him
from his lethargy and makes e
him big 01t-o1-d00r p an ann
the idol 81 tho campus.
rhe Chocolate Soldier = mus
zeal comedy fashioned rom the
play Arms and the Han py
George Bernard ShaWe with
Oscar Strauss music done into
English By StanlelaIIs STANCE
win be De Wolf HOppers next
offering II Polls.
Ramon Navarro m !. ACROSS to
Singapore iii the next screen at.
traction at LoeWss Palace.
Following Dolores Del Rio "a
Ramona, Clara Bow, win be
neen at L.oeWss Columbia IL & Red
Hnflss one nf her latest pictures.
May McAvoy and Conrad Nagel.
looked upon IS one Of tbs best Of
the tWo.star combinations now
upon the screen, win protray the
principal roles 81 'If We're
!. Single the FOX Tleater feature
next week. It ii tale O1 3
domestic tangle treated from =
comedy angle.
The stage portion Of the program
viii Is smother Stebbius creation
built entirely for summer con-
sumption.
Ge0ree Bancroft, who recently
swept friumphantIy % etard0nn
through his work II fIle aensas
tional drama JnderworId and
The Rough Riders, wiz be the
feature star 0f the program to
be presented It CrandaII's Metro
noIffan fheafer beginning next
saturday, May 2e. BIS first star
ring vehicle IS 4 Paramount pic
fure Showdown, an adaptation
81 the play wildcat BY Houston
Branch.
Billie Dove. the American beau.
Nv ana q fayorite With Washing
ton motion picture fans win be-
the screen star Of the bill to be
presented at the Earle Theaker
next week beginning Saturday
May 26th. The stage offering win
Be new Stanley Company Of
America presentation Radio
Nignts'' featuring Jack Pepper and
. host Of Broadway stars.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-19

Who i this Joseph Kennedy, giant Of the
ment world2
Where did he get reputation that permitted him to
90 into Wall Street and in 4s hours raise to buy
into Keith -Albee- 0rpheum control9
BY what process has this man, just approaching 40,
attained almost overnight Of the places Of great
ii the theater and motion picture worldi
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Car0s Of Chants.

CON. We wish Ia thank our many TCia-
ttes and friends for their kind expressions
tOX. HIS CHILDREN
DEt;EN. the family Of the late CHRIS
TINE DEGES wishes to thank all ntr
illness and for their many. expressions =
sympathy and beautiful floral pieces at
the tine Of her death.
HOLLIS. We wish to thank our relatives
sIons Of sympathy. and beautiful Aoral
tributes 1T the death of our husband and
father. AUGuIs1uS Hollis;
PiNT0<. We wish to extend 90 our reia-
ttves and friends our heartfelt thanks and
appreciation for their kindness, sympathy
ami lvsutItul floral tributes At the recent
,eath Of our beloved daughter and sister.
MR. AND MRS ii A. PIxToN AND
FAMILY
rKtTT. Mrs. William Rufus Pratt 3sI :
M1rrison St n-W., wishes gratefully to
acknowledge the kind eXDressuns Of SYN
Ddtht IN her recent 1credVCnIeut.
.COTT. We wish 10 extend to our relatives
nei&hhors. friends and Post Once employ -
our sincere thanks ana appreciation lDr
the EXPRESSIONS oi -ympethy and seautil ~
floral tributes AT :he rnccnt death = ,ur
THE FAMILY. .
NtTkiNs. We wish To extend to our r'l1.
yves. heighb0Fs. friends and frateih1j or.
tlers our sincere hanks and 7pprtcIat.u ~
beautiful floral tributes 1T the recent t",,ti,
n.A IDA wA.KtNs W., ssryIG.. ;,sd eGndqs'c,!
HER DEVOTED MOTHER. MRS. 49,
TIA IACXso\ LOvfNG sIsT..r-.
45A 45sNcHE I'm ttNSoS aFp pzT, l1piE j. HILL,
HAMILTON
Evening star., 1928-03-18
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Snow or rain
today. clearing by tonight; tomorrow
fair with slowly rising temperature.
Maryland-Snow or rain in east and
snow In west portion today. clearing
by tonight: tomorrow fair with slowly
rising temperature.
West Virginia--Sn today: tomor-
row fair with slowly rising tempera-
ttire. ,..-.. .... F..
Virginia on the coast and snow
In the interior today. probably clear
ing this afternoon; tomorrow fair with
slowly rising temperature.
Temperature for Twenty -four Hours.
Midnight. "a: 2 a m. "a; 4 a. m. "a;
m., "a: 3 am. "a: 10 am, Sc: II
noon. 81; pm. 80: 4 pm, 40: g pm.
40: 8 pm, 40; 10 pm, SO, Highest
40: lowest. "a.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. 80: lowest, 45.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today~-Lowtide. l:43 am: high
tide. 507 am. and 5:3l pm
Tomorrow-Low tide. 0:24 am. ard
1885 PM. high tide. 602 am. and
6;24 pm.
The sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 6:l6 am: sun sets,
6:18 pm.
Tomorrow rises. 6:l4 m: sua
sets 6:l9 pm.
Moon rises, 4;4l am; sets. 2,33 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather In Various Cities.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
BARBER TO FAMOUS
MEN OF PAST DIES
Edward D. Cox, 70, Colored, At.
tended Gems. Sherman and Sheri-
dan and Other Notables.

Edward y. Cox. 70, colored barber
to Gems. Sherman Sheridan and other
dignitaries OF the past, who clipped
and shaved his way to several Demo-
cratic conventions. died yesterday at
his home. 1855 r street.
Cox for many years had charge Of
the barber shop in the old Wormley'.'
Hotel which once stood on the site Of
the Present Union Trust Building. at
Fifteenth and II streets. and also, dur
ing the same period Of the Senate BAT
bcrshop.
The genial colored man took great
pride in ministering to the tonsorial
needs of great men of his day. and ne
numbered among other regular custom
ers Senator Hale of Maine. Senator g.
p. German. John r. Mclean and many
members OF the diplomatic corp.
Senator German and Mr.. Mclean
took him with them to several Of the
Democratic nominating conventions.
Funeral services will be held at the
family home tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Dtatbal.

'INKlNs. Ths Asso,istinr Of oilest fl.
aas aaRisIs, m g s'hh H. t9ia;:a ia;. is: e.
dIercc, No. is oth i. ne. Monday. March
n.a SAMUEL ". WATSON. Pres.
GEORGE l.. WALTON. Sec
a his resIdeme. 1905 & = Sc Sc. JosEPH
M'rr'son- Notice OF funeral hereafter.
'm NJ. snddenly. -on March II. 1923. at
DAxIn 2. aged Gs years: beloved husband
- Hv.nI IaInlah f,J J. Mount. F9geraI services AZ
Io,'Iav- March ~. At "rn Interr-Snt
Cedar Hill Cemetery warrenton. va
n1pcrs please copy IL
,nG; g,n% On satmrday, Msreh- A.. 10@s
~. %" MonHsy. March 10. ~ s:a0 N
ocf 'fn Iasr.n, anT5h Il ao; III; fi'.y oi1.. c::
toiy.
%sE6 16 ia$s' al nj 10. 30 .e zERopEfrasffll Efrsfl
PEbKRY; she l,sres - mourn their Ios.
ho.t, Il Other r.Is,t,es and and frier5.' @"G -.
re al from, 1929 Ar 81. Morday, Asrcn
,,s ~ =, O'Clock in'ernent at Harm. .ny
JULIA .FRANcEs.a dsnrftsr ft 81 II. Ia.
I1mes In satierl.. and Harriet Dyar Ph.Ios.
ATT. On SATURDAY.. March II 1879. :,
= gW. ~ a,ESTHER + sINpsoKi.' oi' .ias. 1eatSn0i; y,
ne late Frederick w. Pratt. Notice Of
';,rONt, o. saturl.~ Nar.h ~. 1879 a,
iNsiE WY RrPos Pr; fns s. 'Gnf.s:: s ear:
Imnsrsl ssrticcs st chanel Of Josech r.
::n; SsR, S0:t 4 an. % ma fa..fm.1, nn TIE; ]:
'DNSIfT. On Friday March ~ ,aaa
ihn s,niss, late Ferdon & B E!dasii aged II yes-..
ave, Capitol Eeisiits. Nh on Mor1ay.
2k.nt, narch r. T. at : ON, i"t.rment 1dd;,:sor
:,o%. o. March ,1s 1873. a, 81. Eliza
ir%I Fsss.,s fu!:ra !S+nfT. Ds,5r. rsH;:;' p"
am Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. IL
MiTs On Friday March 1s 1923. a. -.
FRAME. beloved HUSBAND Of sarah sT1i.3
Funeral Tnssdav' March 20 from g1I,
Redeemer Church am. 10.
rtNEi ER. Or FRIDAY. March 1s 19.s
a FreedT,n. Hospital. HANNAH h.io5.l
w,IIi,,, WIZ ., Robert spsnEler and r,oth.r -
;ptnsl.r; sister ot fati.hla Banks n III. LEI.
tfck:on Mary NsEee. Alios Myers. Ler,s
neral Mnnday March II al 49, frn1, N
Houn' Carmel Baptlst Church. Ord and 7
woodN, ~ Rsnalns can be y,sxed at
n.". lnterment Payns's Cemetery iss
I LRiCksON. On Frida-. March IS 1919
AT 10 1nl.. at his home SIT sisf ~
NV. NILS o. CLRICFsOE aEed 50 .ye.-s
beloved husband of HiIda Uiricksor. Fu.
nsrai rom his late residence or Morfsv
March II ~ > pm Interrlent al FORT
Lincoln Cemetery. iss
"EBsTER. On THURSDAY. March Is 1879.
a. the Slhlsv Memorial HosnItai ELNER
VI. WEBsTER beloved husband of MAJ.
Saret &. Weh>teT. Services will De held At
his Lite residence 104 5th 81 re o1
Moncsr Msr'h IN. at IL am. inter-,Ant
Fort Lincoln Cemetery is
Evening star., 1928-03-18
FORMER D. C. OFFICIAL
DIES ON WEST COAST
Capt. w. F. Meyers Succumbs in
Seattle-Made Index of
District Laws.

Capt. William r. Meyers. for nearly
% years employed in the Office Of the
secretary of the board Of District Com
missioners. serving for number OF
years as assistant secretary TO the
board. died at the nome of his daughter
Mrs. H. r. Tucker, Seattle. Wash, Sat-
urday, March 10, according to word
received here. He was about 65 years
old. He went TO Seattle in 1918 after
retiring from his position at the board
While in the service OF the District
he compiled revised edition of Dis
trict laws and also made an index OF
them, the latter being in use today
He was member of the Masonic
fraternity.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
BOOK REVIEWS PLANNED.
Program Announced for Meeting
in Library's Children's Room,

The fourth meeting In the series OF
book reviews end discussions. being held
In the children's room of the central
building of the Public Library, will take
place Wednesday at pm.
Miss Clara W. Herbert, assistant
librarian. will review Kingsley Fair
bridges Autobiography" Lyle Saxon's
Father Mississippi" and Dorothy Can
field Fishers why Stop Learning"
Ralph l.. Thompson. librarian Of the
Mount Pleasant branch of the Public
Library. will review, among other
books in the today and tomorrow
series" Mrs, Bertrand Russell's "Hy-
patia. or Woman and Knowledee." c.
E. M. Joad's The Future OF Mortality" +"
B. n. Liddcll Hart's Paris, or The
Future of War" and J. b. S. Haldane's s
'Daedalus. or Science and the Future. "
Evening star., 1928-03-18
TaInes S3.18 IL $0.O8

New Spring colors and models
Goat. vest and knickers Coat.
vest. longie and knicker.
Sise. 10 IN
Evening star., 1928-03-18
FRIES HON0RED AT PARTY
National Patriotic Council Gives
Birthday Fete.

Mai Gen. Amos A. Fries chief OF
the chemical warfare service. was hon
ored yesterday with a birthday party
given him by the National Patriotic
Council. of which he Is vice presi-
dent. at the Arlington Hotel.
Gen, Fries cut large birthday cake
with the sword he wore during the
World War Among the speakers we're
Chaplain c. H. Futcher. u S. A.; Col.
Stirling Kerr. Miss Helen Norris Cum
mings. N. ". Potts. r. l.. Holmes. n.
West and Paul V. Collins.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

assortment of the latest designs and colors as
" Fashion leaders here and abroad. Stunning
IN tho following materials
Evening star., 1928-03-18
ALUMNI TO DINE.
ST. Johns College Board Sponsors
Entertainment.

Invitations are being extended To
more than 200 Washington Alumni OF
ST. Johns College. Annapolis. Md. 10
attend a dinner to be given by the
board of visitors and governors Friday
night at O'Clock at the University
Club.
DR., Amos Hutchins. president OF the
Baltimore Alumni and DR.. Enoch n.
Carey president of st. Johns College.
will talk on the progress of the school
Walter Buck, business man OF Annap-
oils has also been invited 10 speak.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
AD MEN TO CELEBRATE.
Annual Fete Tomorrow Night Will
Open at Keith's Theater.

The annual iamboree Of the WASH
ington Ad Club. expected this year to
surpass ail previous fetes will be held
tomorrow night.
The celebration will open at Keiths
Theater. where the members OF the
club and their friends will see the reg
ular vaudeville performance. After
ward they will go to lie Paradis Cafe
for supper. dancing and an additional
entertainment furnished through cour-
tesv OF Edith Reed
Fifty prizes viii be distributed
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Birth.
DeattA

NE<ABIE. Ennia NJ. and q
Nenablr LOt
Evening star., 1928-03-18

tot LRMAN. On SATURDAY. March II 1875
az Prnellence Hospital ALPHnNSE
GoUI;nNAN IN the 39th wear Of his
age heio'ed son of the late 4 r sud
county Va. Funeral fron, the chanel ,,f
Tsnavnll, 436 9Th ~ sw or
M"hdax. March III. ~ 80 nm, Htla.
tiNss and friends invited lnterment at
Arlington National Cemetery "
Evening star., 1928-03-18
7ss7sf' ss4sa'ss's. sss aiasls isss-aassasss
FOUND.
LOST.

sOk LoSI AMIN AIS aUpIv Animal Re
i.eagne :i4a MarNIaIm ave sw Main X
Evening star., 1928-05-10
EVERYMAN'S
INVESTMENTS
Advantages Of Common Stock,
M aEoguE Z HuGHEs,

Advantages Of Common Stock,
There are several advantages In In
vesting In a common stock Of pros
porous and growing corporation which
do not accrue to the bondholder An
increase in earnings generally means
larger disbursements to shareholders.
Even II these are delayed, the market
nrice of the stock usually discounts
| them. Well managed companies always
retain A portion of the earnings Tor
reinvestment In the business, ana so
the equity of the stockholder grows
| Then there is the privilege OF SUD-
scribing to additional stock. In TINS
latter respect holders OF American Tel
ephone g. Telegraph shares have been
exceptionally fortunate. THIS company
now pays regular cash dividendS OF "
a wear and il is the settled policy not
| to increase this amount nor to declare
stock dividends. Instead, at irregular
| intervals there are rights" 10 buy more
shares at par, much below the present
market.
Surprising the stockholder Is not IN
a position to invest further, he may
| sell his rights to some one else ana
| the price he receives Is in enect an
extra dividend. Again taking this COM
| pany as an illustration. During the
period between 1901 and 1925 the
American Telephone a. Telegraph Co.
gave shareholders subscription rights to
! new stock 10 times
The price which these rights com.
mand In the open market ranged all
the way from $ls to about rs cents
share. and the average was about
s5.95 Cash dividends on the stock
| during this period have ranged from
n: per cent to Q per cent. but II
! to these amounts there be added the
value of the rights IL will be seen tnat
the investment return is much nisner
than appears on the surface.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
CHICAGO TRADE BOARD
TO VOTE ON STOCK LISTING

CHICAGO, May 10 Aol.---A market
In stocks and bonds may be started on
the Chicago Beard of Trade, central
grain market of the world.
Members will vote In the near future
on an amended rule, posted yesterday,
which would permit dealing In securi-
ties.
In event the rule is adopted, there
will be trading In wheat, corn, oats,
rye. barley. provisions, cotton. stocks
and bonds under a single roof
Seventy-three of the largest broker
age firms In Chicago are members of
both the Board OF Trade and the Chi
cago Stock Exchange
The Board Of Trade. according 10
Secretary Clutton. has 1884 members
and the last membership sale was at
$i7.500
Evening star., 1928-05-10

IT'S; few best, 400: poorer, LOCAL rs
Norfolk section, Virginia. 2-dozen -buncl,
crates, big Boston type. 2.2Sa2.S0
Onion Market Dull.
Onions-Supplies moderate; demand
light. market dull; Texas standard
crates yellow Bermudas u. S. No. /
few sales. 2.50 mixed, No and NO j.
2.00a2.2S mostly 200,
Potatoes, old stock supplies light'
demand light, market dull: Maine, loo-
pound sacks, Green Mountains. U. .
No. |, few sales. 3TS Michigan lou
pound sacks. Russet Rurals, U. 8. NO.
|, 3T5a3.a0. New stock
liberal, demand light. market STEADY;
Florida. double head barrels, Spauldins
Rose, u. S. No. /, mostly SIS,
Spinach-Homegro supplying the
market.
Supplies liberal de-
mand moderate. market about STEADY
North Carolina, 32-quart crates. various
varieties. considerable soft, early safes.
! 4.00a435. lew fancy. 500: sales OF tate
receipts, 5Oai 90 lower; holdoVerS, talr
condition, 2S0a3.50.
Tonatoes-Supplies limited; demand
moderate, market Arm for good stock
market dull for soft stock; Florida SKIES
ripcs and turning, wrapped, fancy count
4 Ooa4 so: choice count, 3.00a350; SKIES.
ripes. wrapped. soft, fancy count. l.S0a
$50. choice count, i.00a2.0O.
String hcanS--SupplisS limited; de-
mand moderate, market firm: Florida.
's-bushel hampers. green. 27aa3' 800
fair quality and condition, 200a2.5O:
South Carolina bushel hampers, green.
400a4s0.
Cucumbers- Supplies light; demand
moderate, market steady: Florida,
bushel hampers fancy. few sales, 500;
7s -bushel hampers, fancy. 4.00a4.5o.
Peppers-Supplies light; too few sales
reported to quote
Esgpiant-Supplics very light too
few sales reported to quote.
Squash Demand Light,
Squash--Supplics very light; demand
light. market firm; Florida, pepper
crates, fancy white, wrapped, 3.5oa4.o0,
small size, yellow, 400,
Caulifiower--Supplies light; demand
light. market steady; California. crates,
mostly $50.
Beets-Supplies light; demand light
market steady. Norfolk section. Virginia,
hotbed stock, crates, 85a90 per dozen
punches.
Carrots-Supplies light: demand light,
market steady; Texas, bushel baskets
punched. mostly $50; few higher.
Peas--Supplies moderate; demand
moderate. market about steady; North
and South Carolina. bushel hampers,
2.75a3.00: ordinary quality and condi-
ton. low as 200.
Oranges-Supplies light: demand
light market firm. Florida, boxes, me-
dium size. mostly around 900; few
higher,
Grapefruit-Supplies light; demand
light. market steady; Florida, boxes,
late bloom. medium size, 4.50a5 90;
small size. low as 400.
No North American Holding Company.
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Evening star., 1928-05-10

Miss Shaw 1eIjs us thar she pro.
asDs those teeth with It,lRsfe's >,
and has for mare fbzn ID years.
IN fbJs country, snd 10 foreign
eonnfries The world over, you will
find thousands and thousands oi
men sod women vino b4gan using
Lplgs1es 4 zen, fifteen, even t~eaty
years ago, aud whose teeti todzy
sfeexcepiion&lIy soundsnd beautiful.
There Is nothing mysterious aboui
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Evening star., 1928-05-10

Dogs in England are being insured.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
D. g. II. MAKES PROFIT.

NEW YORK. May 10 up. - Wall
Street statisticians calculate that the
Delaware g. Hudson made profit Of
sci 1866 less small carrying charges,
on It's sale of Lehigh Valley and Wabash
common stock to the Pennsylvania for
S63.000,000 The u. e. H.. 1t is figured,
bought last year 304,539 shares OF Ie-
Evening star., 1928-05-10

No North American Holding Company
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Evening star., 1928-05-10

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Evening star., 1928-05-10

power for its size than any other automotve power
plant.
This worldfamous Buick Engine is Valve.in.Head
Engne-the type used by Lindbergh and other famous
flyers and by every winner of every important automo
tive speed classic of the past ten years.
The performance of the Buick Engine will win You as
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'sorbe's, front and rear, standard equipment
$3.50 SPORT MODELS Sllos to Sls25
he G. A. A. e. finance plan. the desirable a.aiiahs
Evening star., 1928-05-10
'cHANGE PRICES VARY.
Differences in Values Of Power
Stocks Noted In Baltimore.

Special Dispatch TO The star.
BALTIMORE. May 10.--Differences
in prices of local power shares traded
in on both the Baltimore Stock Ex.
change and the New York Curb are
becoming so wide as to cause comment
At one time yesterday the common
stock of the Consolidated Gas. Electric
Light &; Power Co. was selling on
the Baltimore Exchange at 88i5 when
1t was being traded in on the New
York Curb at 87M, while sales Of Penn
sylvania Water & Power were made
here at 88la when 1t was selling on the
Curb at 86%
Eastern Rolling Mill shares reached
30 on the Curb, but 29a was the top
here.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
EARNINGS ARE LARGER.

NEW YORK. May 10 tP, Beaver
Board companies and subsidiaries earned
S4.5l share on the per cent pre-
ferred In 1927. against $40 In 1925.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

women fortunate enough
20 secure them visited their
dentists for periodic 10.
spections, And they used
IoIgafes $ Ribbon Dental
Cream.
Follow the lead of those
who have kept their teeth
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Evening star., 1928-05-10

high Valley common at cost OF S22, Il
and $500 shares OF Wabash common
for e4,715.657. an average Of S7O9i a
share. and 1S0.700 Of preferred A for
s14,432.5 800. an average of $95.77 share
The aggregate cost was S41,233,442.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
NoWonder Men
Pay lnbuh
to her pretty smile

XTOU'D notice Miss
II Shaw at any parry.
She's So attractive 50
Lovely so dessTyediy
popular.
Much of her charm is
due 90 . really remarkable
smile ..a smile thst
shows two even rows f3f
assarL#tpz g.sesr,...s s.sfb
Evening star., 1928-04-08
INSURANCE CLUB
ELECTS R. SHELK
Frank D. Roach Vice Presi-
dent and D. ]. Harrison
Treasurer.

The Life Insurance Club of Washing
ton has Just elected Russell Shelk pres
ident for the coming year, Frank d.
Roach was named vice president and
Dan j. Harrison secretary and treasurer.
The organization is made up Of leading
insurance men in the city and is now
entering upon its second year. g. Lea
Stabler is the retiring president. In
giving up the Office he explained some
Of the aims of the association as fol-
lows:
Just as medical societies are COM
posed Of doctors whose ethics and
Standing put them In the class of de-
pendabIe medical advisers, so this club
came into being to foster the cooper
ative spirit between life underwriters
that they may put their clients inter-
ests upon the same basis of professional
integrity and depei1dability as do the
doctors their patients interests.
"The members are the true contact
men. no managers or company officials
being admitted to membership.
with the growth in importance of
life insurance TO every individual there
is a corresponding demand Tor high
principled men to counsel the prospec-
tive buyer of Insurance. The exchange
of ideas and plans among the members
of the club has resulted in bringing the
best solution Of complicated problems
which presented themselves in the cases
of several clients In such exchange OF
experiences. the names of individuals
are never mentioned.
"A spirit of cooperation and good
fellowship has replaced the old idea OF
competition between life underwriters.
A member of the club does not attempt
to show that the policies of the par
ticular company he represents excel the
uolicfes of all other companies His
business is to effect a correlated pro-
gram Of insurance. utilizing all the
policies which the client has and ii
necessary supplementing them IN order
to give the client a complete life in
| surance plan TO cover all his needs and
requirements.