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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-11-12

Hark ye all to N. Douglas Rogers
He brings good news to non-swim-
mers. "You might not believe It.
says Mr.. Rogers, but archery Re one
OF the best body developers in the
world. Physical culture adherent'
claim that for swimming. but pro-
ionged EMERSON in water saps ones
vitality Try pulling oo-lb. DOW
a dozen times and you'll find muscles
in your arms, neck. chest. pack ano
abdomen unwrinkling. l think the
American Indian owed no small part
of his marvellous physique to the In +,
cessant use Of powerful bow. Ano'
don't forget there is plenty Of walk
ing in this game The bow and ar
row has increased in popularity over
soogo in the past Ave years" Mr.
Rogers knows whereof he speaks for
he teaches the game to the outdoor
folks at the famous Hotel o nlond
on the east coast Of Florida during
the winter months. Above Is Mr.
Re gers and a perfect archery pose oy
Miss Dorothy Speer OF New York at
the ,rchery grounds in OrmonG
Beach. =.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-11-12
Sie PROFITS ~ SUeAa eEeTS
EoR AMERICAN FARMERS

CHICAGO-Europe with Iom nInes
the population produces tel time
"a much oeet sugar as the OEite~
States out consumes only &c per Gen.
more according &c stephen q Love
yof Salt Lake City president 81 thu
United States Beet Sugar ASSOCIATION
Individually Americans ear Ia
more sugar than the people d Eu
rope M Love saIo Europe 40"
ever produces mort than 5.5o0,oU
tons OF beet sugar annually as ssains'
10000 tons 10 this country Sugar
Deer cultivation plays uucn NOR
important part IN the general econ
omy Of Europe than In the Unitec
States
Europeans oegap 70 repuilo then
sugar industry soon after the worlc
Var While the total sugar proouc'
ton Of Europe now practically Us the
same as II was prior 20 the war there
nave ueen decided changes In the VOL
UNIT d ,utpuI 81 various countries
'<srea, er,raip and the irish Free state
nave lEer .up sugar oee' Soitute
zinc. the emo OF the contact and are
expanding u vigorously All the ne"
nations created by the peace lea'S
% situated cl,maticGAj IL ua:: ;s''
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-11-12

grow sugar oeets are engaged IN ae-
veloping Q sugar industry OF thei;
own -..-. ..-.- s,
One reason why the sugar oeet In
dustry OF europe has made such 'apio
recovery since the Worlo War Is thar
the principal countries II europe
have adopted effective. isrIfi measures
f.. keepine foreign suga, out of Their
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-11-12

Shown here Is "the fence tina,
made over q football team"
Nov the secret can oe told" said
Assistant Principal Bali OF the Deer.
ldeld High School Lake Forest III
"For long time we nao the usual
'orner Ict 'ethlo:ic fed with a.
Equipment. ana neither oleacners mol
grandstand. We were IN LUCK 10 nave
Y,oal posts.
1.-THE spectators stood on the side
Lines or on the playing neid II they
paid to watch It was grudgingiy. De.
cause many who did not had an
Equally good view.
!, cit was impossible for the payer.
to have the spirit OF r'arin togo
team. There wasn't snvrnlne IN.
,pressive ABOUT cur eo-"aIlec "'Ic
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-11-12

} Americas use oil radl' u d dma2-
any TO Senator Gugllenmo Ma'roin a.
Marconis discovery OF radio thu'!
wears ago, was amazing TO the ~'iia
tst large
I, Senator Marcom Oh nuir'eu tt1f
jtU this country TO address tnt 'l"ei
national Radio CUnleIence IL "HSii
llnyton. went on the all ioi the nis'
time IN ave years, through station
lWRC, 10 q orleI hail ana farewell
to rbe American people Lacking the
hume to visit the station studio wires
load peen strung TO MS note' room
;aud a microphoue installed
While dressing TO attend dinner
hn mis- honor at the Italian embassy
latter which ne was TO catch MO
hight train TO New York 70 make MS
looat, which sailed the next morning
Maroon. IN shirtsleeves necStie ~
hand. declared he had been asto"no
I'D AZ Americas progress IN the utill
ksson Of radio.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-11-12
E;MsY or 100 X1y20 D4ss

Observation-Disclosures Is the prime
;, sse, necessary for athletic achieve
|nsn, or physical proves while Ia
,.,,n. I. the athlete. most dreaded
cremj
! Loss OF a fraction OF second may
'r,,an defeat in l0o-yard dashet ano
,he slight iet-down on the stroke ,:
. golfers drive OF q football playerf
INABILITY to put ADDED force inn nif
,,,unee, at the three-yaro line may
Grove disastrous saio George VII
.amsop 81 the Nationa' Coniectlon-
- Association The chief concern
ot the athletic coach today II 70 ee'
IA, addeo punch that Is &C oeces'
var, for exceptional performance I"
/, n,. problem 70 make the loN 'es'
,.nds man dc the hundred In 10 nat
or &c &c, the great football player 70
3,ne point where he can put a. mucn
force INTO his play In the last quarter
rha, ne displays In the nrst
/ Training table diet and neaitny
.fvine naturally have 70 be observed
,cu, this ne not enough when the su'
m. ,eights are TO be reached Inc
lcoact ;earchea 10, super ooo'
lpuiide, N foods ana be nss adopted
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-11-12

The players and the pupils showed e
IN their playing and support.
Then the ooaro voted for q nigh
wire tence to surround the delo rhs,
gave US an athletic plant II Sc, ID
the ground II Eepr OUT srragalers.
II was matter 81 pride for specra-
tors 70 pay their way The plavers
showed a change OF spirit The nr-r
DAY they turned out 70 run "a sig.
nails oenind the nigh chaip-nnk 5ia
mono mesh wire fencing INSTALLED ~
the Cyclone Fence Company. OF Wau-
Began Illinois
THE fence paid for itself ,ast year
IN the sale Of tickets &c rae s'r.rrlc
events We :ouio srage sti" rs1
iacilit:es for making spectators reve-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-11-12

'Broadcastlng In America. ne salo
mas gone tai beyond all early eSpeC
'tauuns It's pre- eminenIe IN this
ru,.It.y TO-DAY il due III large part '|'
...,, IlIsrut pubic interest and the
Iappreclauon 81 radio possibilities o'
AlupIlcaI tecEllCaI ana mercnandlS
IN, ORGANIZATIONS ano the suppo0
ltncy nave gwen IT, its development
1 am told that series OF program
l. soon to OF pa, on over chain o.
NJ less than % stations py Genera
Motors Hardly greater proof OF the
oependapility ano value OF raoio
oroadcasting couio oe gwen than the
decision &C utilize Sc extensive net
work IN the development of radio pro
grams
The adoption OF radio oroadcas'
ING oy an industrial Organization o:
m. magnitude CT General MOTIFS is
ample proof tina; radio Is definitely
accepted as an efficient ana power1ui
methCo Of maintaining contact With
, the public
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-11-12

candy as ideal for mis- purpose
Gertrude Ederle partook OF candy
Just before she started on her epochaI
swim Of the English channel Col
onei Lindbergh carried candy across
the ocean or nj. astounding flight
AND now the coaches have added
candy to their football training table
| die, In the wear and tear Of To.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-11-12

game. energy is used up TO . fre'
mendous degree and the coaches are
prescribing candy that this addeo
endurance may 90 forth coming ID
crucial moments OF the game
Speed 10 necessary In almost al
pranchs. OF athletics OUT speed with
out endurance is like oaseoeh
PLAYER who ian Geld out can not oil.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-11-12
WiamiHavana Plane Service i'uv Be Extended
! To Provide Aerial Tours for All West Indies,

travel from @lami 10 Havana Will
be cut to less than three hours when
projected air service from the Florida
metropolis to Key West is ,naugu.
irated this winter
The Miaml-Key West planes will
connect with the pig tri-mornred
Fokke' planes OF the Pan smprwau
Air Line which began nh u,a;i -4,vi,,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-11-12

between Key West and Havana on
Oct 10 The scheduled flying tine
OF these planes carrying passengers
as well as mail Is one hour and ten
mirutes The Miami Kew West hop
In connecting planes viii require
about the same time
In addition 10 this air service to
Havana Miami also ls planning plane
service tn the West Indies to enable
IT'S WHter v'sliors TO travel by air to
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-11-12

any OF the outlying islands q 'he
Caribbean
At present two planes are In cp-
GRAFTON on the Key West Havana
nera Because nj the short tirne
required fOr The owe, wafer - e>InI.
the present schednlt ~ m est
per day IN roCh d'rcrtiu, ~
doubled - fr,pl".; q" ,nr'i lie =
manc q: G!n'a! s..,anu i!..tl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
PRICES ON PARIS BOURSE.

PARIS, March IS Pl.--Prices were
heavy on the bourSe today. Three
per cent rentes. 50 francs 50 centimes;
exchange on London, 124 francs CEN
time; 8 per cent loan, 60 francs 20 CELL
times. The dollar was quoted at rs
francs san centimess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
EARNINGS LARGER.

NEW YORK, March IS CP).-The
Standard Oil 90. Of Kentucky earned
$l0.74 share In 1926, against S10.6l
p share in 1925. Net profit was ST.
800 SOS. compared with $7,tSS,490 the
year before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received BY Private Wire Direct to The Star Once

companies on the Stock ENchdiS Z
was reflected in enormous o'ieIill ~.
of General Baking issues. especlanG
the class A. Below Sc 1t compared
with the previous final of 81. HOW,
ever, this took into consideration the
quarterly of SIPS deducted from the
selling price.
An exception to the general tehuehcE
was Aeolian Weber. which was cdi
ried forward another points 10
new high for the year. Strength Oh I"
related issue brought the usual mSl .
ger gossip, although there was noun
ing official to substantiate these re
ports.
New high prices for NeWmont
Mining were sympathetic. with the
great strength of Texas Gun sulphur >
of which the company is large hoid-
er. Noranda Mines. crossing "a, was
at its best for the year.
Phelps Dodge after reaching a
fresh top FOR the year came down
under profit taking. White Sewing
Machine resisted the general tendency
and was almost points higher al
intervals.
Public utilities, as a group, did BET
ter than most others, although I'M
provement was not pronounced. Com
monwealth Power gained fractionally
to a new top. United Light x
Power A was actively bought above
Ia. New York Telephone preferred
ex.dividend, retraCed part Of the
amount deducted from the selling
price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
WHEAT PRICES DROP
TO SEASONS LOWEST
Favorable Crop Advices Have Bear
ish Effect on Values in Deal
ings at Chicago.


CHICAGO. March 1S.- Fresh down
turns carried wheat today to the
lowest prices this season. Selling
was due largely to continued favor
able crop adViCes. especially mes
sageS from the Southwest telling of
prospects nearly perfect with about
10 per cent increase of acreage.
Opening unchanged To 81 cents off.
wheat underwent a material decline
all around Corn, oats and provisions
also were weaker, corn starting lm-
changed to * cents off and subse-
quently showing a decided general
drop.
Although heavy commission house
buying Of wheat developed today when
the market first went below $1.36 for
May, the slight rallies which ensued
were without lasting effect With
weather just right for wheat growth
and with reports at hand that moiS-
ture was plentiful, and no suggestions
of any important Winter killing, the
downward course of the market was
not easily checked
AT $l.35 for May wheat. however,
renewed purchasing developed. aided
by relative StcadinesS of Liverpool
quotations and by talk of better North
American export business on the de
clines. 1t was pointed out too. that
big shipments from the Southern
Hemisphere seemed to have no par.
ticular depressing influence at Liver
pool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
BY WILLIAM r. HEFFERNAN.

NEW YORK, March 1S.--After a
brief period, in which further buying
had it's effect on the main body of
stocks. the Curb Market turned def
nitely downward today. Stocks which
had been to the front during the re-
cent rise were heavily sold and record
ed substantial losses.
One of the outstanding incidents
was the flood of selling in Tidewater
Associated Oil common following the
statement that the syndicate was to
be dissolved. A block of 5000 shares
came upon the market at the open
ing at 1873 after which the price de-
clIned under renewed offerings. In
view of the fact that the issue had
not been publicly sold. it was evident
that the banking syndicate would be
compelled to take up the issue itself
Preparations were said to be under.
way for listing the shares on the
Stock Exchange.
HUMBLE Oil, Standard of Indiana.
Prairie Oil & Gas and Vacuum were
pressed for sale.
New low records were established
by American Rayon and Estey-Welte
A. The former broke badly when
liquidation became general. Johns.
Manvllle new, selling eX the quarterly
dividend, was subjected to heavy real.
lzing. General Fireproof, which had
been feature on the side of ad.
vance, broke almost d points before
support was encountered.
pronounced weakness in baking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
WOOL BUSINESS LIGHT.

BOSTON, March rs (Specian. -Busi-
ness is light in the Boston wool
market, but prices are firmly held.
The closing Of some small mills and
persistent rumors that others will
close were topics of discussion in
trade circles today. Offerings of
choice fleece WOODS are light. with Ohio
delaine quoted at 45a46 grease basis,
half blood at 45ai6 ", three-eighths
blood at 44i5a45. and quarter blood at
44a4ft2. Fine territory is quoted at
l.O9aI.l.. French combing at 1.02a
1866. half blood at 9Sal.02, three
eighths blood at SSa92, and quarter
blood AT 7SaS2. Pulled woods are more
active with A-supers at 90a95 and
R-supers at S0aS5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
tReported bvJ e. W seligman & Co..
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Quotations furnished by W B. Hibbs & Col
Nominal Selling checks
Your Banker Knows.
(Reuorted by J. & w. seligman & CO.

When in doubt about n security
consult your banker. 1t is equally as
much his interest ms yours TO protect
your savings. You trust him with
your deposits--why not trust him
with your 1nveetment problems?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
PRICES HAVE RALLY
IN COTTON MARKET
Trade Buying and Weekend
Covering Bring About
Rise After Declines.
BY tho Associated Press.

BY tho Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March. 1S.--The cotton
market opened steady today at
decline of to points. in response
10 relatively easy Liverpool cables
hut initial offerings we're readily an.
sorhed by trade buying or week end
covering and the market held fairly
steady.
May rallied from 1872 10 1918 and
October from 400 10 l4.12. the mar
ket ruling about net unchanged to !
point higher at the end of the first
hour.
Private cables reported hedge sell
ing with local and continental llqulda-
ton i'm the Liverpool market.
New Orleans was a buyer here IN
the early trading and offerings were
comparatively light after the first
squirt of selling had run its course.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS. La. March IS
N1.-CnfaVorahle weather prospects
helped cotton prices today to gain
points after opening points up and
then dropping back 3 or points. The
decline was caused ny overnight sell
ing orders On the advance, May
traded al 1878. July, 1892. and Octo-
her. 14.02. Uncertainty rs to the
Government Einnings report, due
Monday. kept trading down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
BOSCH MAGNETIC PROFIT.

NEW YORK, March IS (P).--Net
profit Of American Bosch Magnetic Cor
Grafton for 1926 was $55S.319, equal
to $2.ll a share, against 1921 1898, or
$2.51 share in 1925.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
I UFD MafKtt Today,

Following is list OF bonds and
stocks traded in on the New York
Curb Market to6ay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
AMERICAN TOBACCO HAS
MOST PROFITABLE YEAR

NEW YORK, March IS tP).-The
American Tobacco Co. enjoyed its
most prosperous year in 1926, the
annual statement today showing net
earnings Of So $40 .094, an increase
of $260, 49S over 1928. the company's
previous banner year. Surplus was
Increased to S34. 94S.276 by addition
of $3,7l5.tS0 from 1926 earnings after
dividend payments.
The report emphasized the com
pany's strong financial condition, cash
on hand amounting To SIG .450. 100 after
unusually heavy purchases of leaf to-
bacco late in the year, $6.000.OO0
worth having been bought from the
Burley Cooperative Association.
reduction of 1851 900 in accounts pay
able was effected, the total being
81 .3S9.9l4 Total assets were Sl94.-
994 or and The total Liabilities, $3.50,
045, 740. A substantial increase in
stockholders was reported. the total
now exceeding % 1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
ON FULL SCHEDULE.

BALTIMORE. March Is (SpeciaD.-
Improvement in the steel trade is
reflected in the operations of the
Bethlehem Steel plant at Sparrows
Point, which is running on full SEIZED
ule. About 500 men are on the
pay rolls OF the company's local plant
at present. This is a larger number
than is employed at any other unit
of the company. Indications are that
100 per cent operations will he main
tanned here for long time,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
LEAVES ESTATE TO CAT.
Woman Bequeaths Insurance, Real
ty and Personally to Feline.

LOS ANGELES, March IS tP).--
Kitty Boy, a 5.year.old cat, has fallen
heir to an estate that insures comfort
for all of his nine lives. The will of
the late Mrs. Elizabeth Lynch Of Long
Beach leaves life insurance policy,
real estate worth several thousand
dollars and personal property of $500,
all To Kitty Boy. g.
a house at Long Beach will he
given free of rent 10 a tenant who
will agree 10 treat the eat like n
human
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES
Canifaf Traction 5s- 5000 At l0l y
Washington Gas 5s--Sl 600 at i01; $500
Washington Rwy, & Electric 4s-s2 600 at
R4N4 $1,000 at ~ ~
Wash. Rwy- & Elee. gen 6s-Sl 900 at
CAPITAL Traction Co-20 at 1909
Potomac Electric pfd.--5 at JOS 4. at
los Il. 5 at 1903
Washington Gas Lleht--l0 at 72ss 10 at
National Savings & Trust Colo az 51l
Merchants Transfer Storage pfd.-10
National Mtee & Inv. pfd--5 at 81.
b, Peoples Drug Stores pfd.-l0 at 1855
' 10 al 10S5s at los -
AFTER CALI.
Capital Traction 5s-SI 600 at l0I
Washington Gas Lght--i0 at ~ - ) at
7eil
Money-Cal loans and 8 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-18
STEEL NEEDS EXPAND.

NEW YORK, March IS Up
Youngstown dispatches to the finan
cial district report new business of
steel companies is rejecting expand
ing requirements OF anufacturinC
consumers, The automobile trade is
increasing substantially its demands
on producers of fun finished sheet
grades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24
A Legal Victory.

The law has scored a signal victory
IN Maryland. Two months ago five
men attacked a defenseless man and
woman in an automobile parked along
the road. The woman was assaulted
and the man was rendered helpless by
rescued by another Washingtonian
who was driving past the scene of the
outrage. Yesterday one Of the five
attackers was sentenced to death and
the others were given terms ranging
from five to twenty-one years in the
penitentiary. 1t was the unanimous
opinion of the three judges who sat
on the case that the crime was lone
Of the most atrocious and heinous that
had ever occurred in this country" and
there will be no dissent from this view.
Both the woman and the man will
have the memory of the revolving ex-
perience before them for the rest Of
their lives and for at least their par
tial ease of mind no time should be
lost in carrying out the sentences.
Protracted delays can do no moro than
increase their misery and they have
already suffered enough. Maryland
law has won victory in the prompt
conviction OF these scoundrels, but the
victory will not be complete until the
main offender is hanged by the neck
until dead and the others are safely
behind prison bars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24
Sees Paris Divorces
Of Doubtful Worth

Partisan divorces still are fashion
able among the divorces, but there
are signs that they may not be so
easily procured as heretofore. The
comment of American newspapers has
been reproduced by the Paris press,
along with some rather lndlscreet
interviews, In which departing movie
queens announce their purpose to drop
off at Paris for divorce.
The French law makes the legal
residence of the husband the residence
of the wife. Our own Supreme Court
some Is years ago rendered a similar
decision, the effect of which was to
render void several marriages follow
ing Reno divorces. There were dis
senting opinions, upholding the
divorces under the comfy clause of
the Constitution. But the latest style
in divorce has not yet been tested In
our highest court.
1t may we'll be argued that the var1-
Gus States are not bound to recognize
Partisan divorces given their citizens
who professed residence in Paris. Even
The immigration authorities might take
a hand to the embarrassment of the
returning unhitched. A divorce is not
really a divorce unless it is obtained
in accordance with both the letter and
spirit of the law no matter where the
decree is issued. Practically all the
Partisan divorces of Americans indi-
cate collision and collision voids q
divorce in the Al American States that
grant divorces, South Carolina having
no divorce law. There Is little imme-
date danger, but the children of new
marriages may find themselves in
volved in some expensive lawsuits
later on, as a result of pretended
divorces. The Kansas City Post.