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3-Year-Old Trot 1.-THE Marott Shoe
Company Purse; 2 in 3; purse. $1,000
Alma Lee. (, by Lee Worthy-Jane
Revere. by Guy Axworthy (Stokes
Kewanee Boy, b 6. by Judge Maxey
The Virginia Senator. c, by The
1v senator G;nT tEgbS T David CIV icariock :
Pal O'Mine. b c (Leesel .......... 5
Just the Guy, (McMillan) ...7 6
Foxie Chenault. b h Erwin .......6 7
Time q io4 1851 a M5ifl
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in the sensational time of 2:01%
in the first heat and 2:011a in the
second heat.
Sir Walter won three straight
heats in the $4,000 Pluto Water ZIG
pcae. Marvin Childs piloted the
Kentucky PAGER in three impressive
performances.
Alma Lee was the victor in
straight heats of the $1,000 Marott
Shoe Shop, 3-year-old 2:15 trot.
This event was devoid of thrills for
the triumphant thoroughbred was
the class of the field.
Bennett Volo took the major
honors in the 2:18 trot, winning the
first two heats. Peter Cowl took
the third heat.
SUMMARIES
nTw1N
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After the Philadelphia PhiIlies shut out
the Boston Braves, to o. in the first
game, the Phillies weakened in the night
cap and lost a 4-tO-3 decision.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Friday

AMERICAN ASsOCIATIoN
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HNIENIOfAN hopOOIIAIIO
Kansas City ........ 2O2 600 0o2-6 u 8
Mullen
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Fifth Race f3-year-olds and UP; Canad-
ian foaled mile and a sixteenth Sparus.
100; (a) Auto Da Fe. 90; (al Flying Column,
90; Evermore. 107; Troutlet. 107; Cedar
Crest 90; Meeran, 1885, Perlapides, ITO.
(a)W. H. Wright entry.
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The Courts and Recorders won two
games from the Clerks and Treasurers
IN the Courthouse League games at the
Pritchett Alleys. w. H. Faust had high
game with score OF 203 in his last try.
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Frank Huber has asked this column to
yell the bowlers of the city that a scrap
Pook which he values very highly has
Evening star., 1928-04-27
Commodity News

SAN FRANCISCO. April ~ (SpeciaD
Strawberries from central California
are plentiful here, with retail prices
down to two boxes for 25 cents Any
excess which threatens this price Will
be sent to the canneries.
CHICAGO.--The advantage to 1lli-
nois farmers from high prices for live
stock has been wiped out by the decline
in other farm commodities. according
to the American Farm Bureau. Prices
for products other than live stock have
declined III per cent In the last two
years.
CLEVELAND Business among the
paint companies has been good so far
this year. For the first five months of
the Glidden Co.'S fiscal year sales ran
500. 900 month above those OF the
previous year Sherwin- Williams has
opened more stores in its chain.
EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio.-~There has
been a slight Slackening In the opera
tions of the pottery plants here. Two
plants have Just announced that they
would close for an indefinite period.
NEW YORK.-The market for indus
trial alcohol is very steady at prevail
ing prices, but higher figures are being
demanded for future shipments. This
Is reflection Of the activity among in
dustrial consumers.
Evening star., 1928-04-27
DU POINT EARNINGS
SHOW BIG INCREASE
Income From General Motors In.
vestment Great Factor in Bet
ter Showing Of Company,
Ry tho Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON. Del, April 27.-E. /.
du Pont de Nemours SS Co. earned 1888
a share on its 1861 .658 shares OF COM
mon stock In the first quarter OF 1928
In comparison with $3.50 a share In
the 1927 corresponding period. Net
income Jumped to $2l,514,198 from
$15,45s, ,26s. Earnings from operations
we're $4,l18.S91, an increase OF 1881 ,l2O.
Income from the company's General
Motors investment was $l4974.93O,
compared with $11.977865 last year
Both figures include the extra divi-
dends paid by General Motors In Janu-
arv of each year.
Income from miscellaneous securities
increased from $525.526 in 1927 to S.
067. 500 this year, the gain including
about $2.286.000. representing profit
from the sale of 114.000 shares OF
United States Steel Corporation COM
mon stock. without this unusual source
OF profit. the report said, earnings for
the quarter would be $6.77. or $l.Ai
a share over the first quarter OF 1927.
Surplus account was increased during
the quarter by $23,632. 200 from $97.-
785, ,244 on December 81, 1927. to $l2l.-
4I7.453 on March 81 this year.
The company's holdings in General
Motors have been revalued. accounting
for $l9962. .440 of the increase in sur
plus account.
Evening star., 1928-04-27
crates, yellow BcrmudAa, mixed No. /

crates, yellow Bermudaa. mixed No. /
and No. z. mostly ESQ.
Potatoes-~SupplieS of old stock light
demand light. market dull. Michigan,
| iS0-pound sacks. Russell RuralS, U. S.
No /. mostly 400: Minnesota, l50-
Mound sacks, round whites, u. s. No. /.
S6SaSsS; Maine, l20-pound sacks,
Green Mountains. U. s. No. /, mostly
S.25; new stocks. supplies moderate: de-
mand moderate. market weak: Florida.
double-head barrels. Spaulding Rose,
spinach--Homegrowns supplying the
market.
trawberries-Supplies moderate; de-
mand light, market weak; Florida, pony
refrigeratorS, MiSSionaryS, and 32-Quart
crates. Missionarys, best, mostly IS:
some poor condition. wide range prices,
I0ao0 per quart: Louisiana, 24-Quart
crates. Elondvkes, best, mostly 400. poor
condition low at $50; North Carolina,
32-ouart crates. various varieties, most
ly ordinary quality and condition, few
best, 600aT 90: poorer, 3,o0a5.Oo, mostly
350a4.00.
Tomatoes-Supples liberal; demand
moderate. market slightly weaker; Flor
ida, 6s, green and turning, wrapped,
mostly turning. fancy count, 4,25a4.50:
choice count, 3.25a3,5o; some ordinary
quality. fancy count, 3.75.
String beans-SupplieS moderate: de-
mand moderate. market about steady:
Florida, x -bushel hampers. green, $50
a3.O0. mostly 500: ordinary quality and
condition, low as 400; few best 3.50a
400: Georgia. 7s-buShel hampers, green.
few fancy. 4.50.
Cucumhers-Supplies light: demand
light. market slightly weaker; Florida.
square buShel crates. fancy, few sales
4.soa4.75: choice. 2-dozen baskets. hot
house stock. $50.
Peppers Are Steady.
Peppers-SupplieS light; demand
light market steady; Florida, pepper
crates. fancy. 4.00a4.50; medium size.
3.oOa3 so: small size. 2,50a300.
Egeplant-SupplieS light; demand
light market steady: Florida, pepper
,rates. fancy. small size, 2.50a300. most
ly 800; choice. mostly $50.
Souash-SupplieS light; demand
light market steady; Florida, pepper
crates. fancy white, wrapped, mostly
Cauliiower-Supplies light: demand
light market steady; California, crates,
250a275.
Beets-Supplies light; demand light
market steady; Texas, Western lettuce,
crates, punched 400.
Carrots-Supplies light; demand light,
market strong: California, Western let
tuce. crates. punched. $50; Texas. West
ern lettuce, crates. punched, fine quail
ity and condition. 500.
Peas-Supplies heavy: demand mod
crate. market weaker; South Carolina,
hushel hampers. Laxtons. 2,00a2.50:
small pod varieties, 1.S0a200.
Oranges-Supplies light; demand
light, market firm: Florida. boxes. me-
dium size. 7.50a8 90: California. boxes.
medium size, 700a7.25; large size dis
counted.
Grapefruit--Supplies light; no early
sales reported.
Evening star., 1928-04-27
FOODSTUFF SUPPLY
IS GOOD IN MARKET
Slight Drop in Tub Butter
Only Price Change Re-
ported Today.

A drop of a fraction of a cent i'll thu
price of tub butter was the, only change
In prices reported in the wholesale
market this morning. the drop being SC
slight that sales were not affected
Wholesalers had attractive quantities
OF all foodStuffS this morning. making
it possible for retailers TO lay In sup
plies for their week end trade at prices
that have prevailed most of the week.
Large quantities of Spring greens
from nearby farms and truck gardens
proved interesting TO retailers. and there
were fairly large quantities OF Spring
vegetables from the South,
Strawberries from Florida. Louisiana
and South Carolina were more plentiful
and cheaper retailers selling some OF
them as low as Is cents a quart.
Municipal Fish Market dealers had
attractive supplies of Shad, herring and
other fish from the Potomac River, and
trout. croakerS, butter fish and Boston
mackerel from salt water. Roe Shad
were offered as low as Ia cents pound,
bucks selling at cents.
Plentiful supplies OF crabmeat from
Mississippi. Maryland and Virginia met
q good demand at so cents Prices OF
most commodities this morning were
about the same as prices quoted the past
few DAYS
Today'S Wholesale Prices.
Butter-One-pound prints. 4sa4sia :
tub. 46a47: store packed, 2S.
Eggs-Fresh selected. 28a29: hem
merry. 2eaS0: current receipts. -.
Poultry, alive--Turkeys. 30a35: Win
ter chickens, 35s40: fowls, so: rooSters.
l7alS; ducks, 15a20: keats. young 70a
11I
roasting chickens. 3Sa40; fowls, large,
81: small. %: broilers. SIS; capons. large,
24a45; small, 30aS5; ducks, 20a25; keats.
I.ooaI10.
Meats. fresh killed-Beef, 20a22: veal,
2oa24: lamb. S0a35: pork loins. 32a33;
hams. 20a2l shoulders. 14a15; smoked
hams, %; smoked shoulders, l3isaI4:
bacon. 20a22; lard. 12is: calves. Is;
Spring lambs. l8a20.
Fruit and Vegetable Review.
Todays market report on fruits and
vegetables, compiled by the Market
News Service Bureau of Agricultural
Economics says
Apples--Supplies light; too few sales
reported TO quote
Asparagus-Supplies liberal; demand
moderate, market about steady: South
Carolina. dozen-bunch crates. green.
very large size, 3.50a400: large size,
mostly around 500: medium size. 2.00a
$50: small size, i.50a20O.
Cabbage-Supplies moderate: demand
moderate, market steady; Florida, llz-
buShel hampers, round type, some
vormy, 2.50a275; South Carolina. lik :
bushel hampers, pointed type, 2.65a3. 90.
Ceiery-Supplies light: demand mod
crate. market firm: Florida, l0-inch
crates. 4-6 dozen, 450: $40 dozen. 400:
dozen, mostly 425; few fancy, 40
dozen, high as 500.
Lettuce-Western stock: supplies
moderate: demand moderate. market
about steady: Arizona, crates, Iceberg
type, As dozen, 3.00a3.50; Eastern
stock. supplies moderate; demand
moderate, market slightly weaker:
North Carolina, 5-peck hampers, Big
Boston type. best, 2.50a2.75; fair quail
fty and condition, 200a225.
Onions-SupplieS light: demand light,
market about steady: Texas. standard
Evening star., 1928-04-27
MAYTAG TO RECAPITALIzE.

NEW YORK, April q LP.-Recap-
italiZation of the Maytag Co. through
the issuance of $25,000, 900 in new first
preferred and cumulative preference
stock. the latter carrying warrants for
the purchase of common stock, was an
nounced yesterday by blythe. Witter g.
Co. New York brokers The Maytag
family has disposed of $22 .000.o00 of
their share of the new securities to the
New York brokers. who will make a
public offering shortly.
Evening star., 1928-04-27
POTATO MARKET STEADY.

CHICAGO. April ~ (U. S. Depart
ment OF Agriculture) .--Potatoes--Re-
ceipts. 81 cars; on track. 2l3: total U. S.
shipments. s43: old stock trading slow.
market steady; Wisconsin sacked round
whites, mostly l.75ai.S5: fancy shade
higher: Minnesota sacked round whites,
/ .60al 80; Idaho sacked russets. LISA
80. according TO quality. New stock
trading only fair. market steady; Texas
sacked Bliss Triumphs, mostly 4.7Sa4.9o;
ordinary. $50.
Evening star., 1928-04-27
WOOL QUOTATIONS.

BOSTON. April 81 (speciaD Some
sales OF old and new clips OF woods
at prevailing prices were reported to-
day In the Boston wool market. French
combing territory sold at 1.l0al.l2
Fine territory was quoted at 1.l8ai 20.
clean basis: half blood, at 1.12al is:
three-eighths blood. at 1.03a1 0S. and
quarter blood at 95a1 90. Fine Ohio
fieeces were quoted at 49a5l, grease
basis half blood. at 50a52. and three
eighths blood and quarter blood. at
S2a53
Evening star., 1928-04-27
DIVIDEND REDUCED.

NEW YORK. April 81 Op).--Phillips
Jones Corporation, manufacturers Of
mems shirts and underwear, has re-
duced the annual dividend rate on the
common stock from 81 to So. with a
quarterly payment OF rs cents a share
on June / to holders OF record May 49,.
Evening star., 1928-04-27
COAL OUTPUT DOWN.
Loss of Four and a Half Million
Tons in Production Is Reported.

HARRISBURG. Pa. April 81 CP>.--
Producing 79.367.l5 net tons in 1927,
Pennsylvania anthracite mines showed
q loss in production of four and one
half million tons as compared with
1925, Walter II. Glasgow, secretary OF
mines, announced today.
Reports from the bituminous mines
made public last night showed a loss
of 10000. 900 tons in 1927. as compared
with 1926. producing only Isl, ,746,464
tons last year.
Although about one thousand fewer
men were employed in the mines In
1927, the anthracite industry last year
took toll of SO more lives than in the
previous year. according to the report.
An average Of l67,64S men were en-
ployed throughout the year as COM
pared with l68.734 in 1925, and 49l
men lost their lives in the fields.
Evening star., 1928-04-27
MARYLAND OIL LOSES.

NEW YORK, April 27 Cp).--Marland
Oil Co reports loss Of $l.876,9s2 for the
first quarter after interest, depreciation,
depletion, surrendered leases and re-
serves for intangible. drilling costs. IN
contrast to profit OF $22S,692. before
taxes, in the first quarter last year.
Gross earnings were $e.66l, ,4s3, against
$l9,350,146
Evening star., 1928-04-27
CONTINENTAL BAKING.

NEW YORK, April 81 CP.-conti-
mental Baking Corporation reports net
profit OF $976,935 for is weeks ended
April IA. equal to 1888 on the o per
cent preferred, against $l,333.953. or 46
cents share on the A common, after
preferred dividends, in the Is weeks
ended April o. 1927
Evening star., 1928-04-27
ATCHISON EARNINGS SAG.

NEW YORK. April 81 Cp.-A sharp
drop in earnings for March and the first
quarter is reported by the Atchison. To-
peka g. Santa Fe. the months net oper-
ating income falling TO S2,667.137 from
Gross for March was $2,24l ,604 less.
Evening star., 1928-04-27
EARNINGS SHOW GAIN.

NEW YORK, April 81 N1.-The
Bangor 81 Aroostock earned $4.67 a
share on the common In the first quar-
ter, after preferred dividends. against
$e.38 a share. on a smaller amount
OF common outstanding in the first
quarter last year. Surplus fell to
$558,S2i from $707,90l.
Evening star., 1928-04-27
PROFIT Is LARGER.

NEW YORK. April 81 OT.--Central
Alloy Steel lifted its first quarter profit
to $l.i08. 100. after charges and de-
probation, but before Federal taxes.
from $6s4,905. before Federal taxes. In
the first quarter of 1927.
Evening star., 1928-04-27
BALDWIN GETS ORDER.

NEW YORK, April 81 P.-Baldwin
Locomotive has an order for 10 MalIet
engines from the Southern Pacinc.
Evening star., 1928-04-27
PRICES ON PARIS BOURSE.

PARIS. April 81 CF0.-Prices were
steady on the Bourse today. Three
per cent rentes, 10 francs: per cent
loan, 90 francs IS centimes: exchange
on London, 1874 francs centin1es. The
dollar was quoted at Is francs Ala
centimes.
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NA<TEtl--~NiONEX.
SAIE-~SllnllRRAN PROrIRry

NFEn tAsit ~ aou. Ind trust settstrAte,
less than Years H. tttn; offer al 3ue., ,tA.
count, Cleveland ehap,
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WANTED-l.(DTS.

/ WILL PAY ALL CASH FoR a L0T, q, or
oR BETWEEN IN 81. PIKE AND RIVER
81 COOP EtEvxTioN AND II DEFiNITt
LINE FOR INCREASE IN VALUE. AID
DRESS BOX 424.E. STAR OFFICE:
having frontage OF 30 TO rs feet with alley
in rear. located west Of 9th st.. east ri
Wisconsin ave. and south Of Florida ave.
Price must he right.
ERNST W. SPHINX
1890 Investment Building.
ONCE Main o.. Residence. Ga. 1858.
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
Large corner house Conn. ave. Chevy
Chase d. c. Delightful hon,e. ample
grounds. large porches, DIP wing room
- bedrooms : baths, and 2 sIeening
porches on Ind floor: rooms on 3rd floor:
e-car EarEe: for lease 90 responsible tenant
al sees p~r month ~t.-s-sst#
GEORGE w. LISKISs.
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farm III Maryland improved; n 7nimn-n-sli'
nave severa, other trades IA the Psrx s7d
elsewhere. What have you? -'A
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SALE-ACREAGE.

A GOING SUBDIVISION 10 MILES FROM
Capitol: will close out on acreage price
Phone Hyattsyille s02:F.4.
5 OR 8 ACRES NEAR SEAT PLEASANT.
Md. 300 feet from state road. Address Box
SIS. Capitol Heights r O.. Md. -
BALTIMORE BOULEVARD ACREAGE
AND HOME SITES.
You. who are interested in BALTIC. blvd
acreage, know full we'll how fast IL IL en-
HANGING In value. We have homes: home
sites and acreage on this prominent thorn
fare that can be bought very reasonably
al this time. Phone us for prices and loca.
tion. or. better still have us take you out
r. T.. ELLIoTT. nj. 0eoi: Ewes Clev. ASH
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MUST SACRIFICE NY HOME, S ROOMS
NM Sn1 e; water and cleo ixht nice cellar 10,
GOOD Ssrten: $4,000: terms 10 snit So
owner. No. sheridan Ave. HyattsSills, Nd,
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SAl.E-A' ARMS

farm o. State road 90 %s, "%. :"
sHKER Owner Gsrmantows ' Md
FARM. BARGAINs-EAsY TERMS so
acres for cultivation: 30 acres good wood
poultry houses: good condition: !; mile
' a &sare. Sai Box "f PGS" Star
STATE RID. FARM 800 FIT. FRONTAGE.
farm. also suitable for subdivision. south:
| ern exposure. S-room dwelling in splendid
Gs a napn ch M1r fnop p.uy
as 11: oe @fe asc s ssnd
eEoRGE. E..a6: ia6i.. vineland \: J. az
TEA AND ROAD HOUSE. MD. STATE:
roah and train re close by: 1.rm. dwelling and
easy terms: Il miles from wash as b. {. vi
Booths Farm Agency. ol5 Il NV. r. 1890. .
NEW BUNGALOW. WITH ACRES. ON
plant: bath. porehes fruit. large shade trees:
Booths Farm Agency. Els + NV: +: 1899. {.
DANDY POULTRY FARM, 30 ACRES;
n mile. sor" via 20 s sa. rosd
acre, CLEARED 3 acres wood. ~ .
way 10 acres. ZOO #. on, highway: large
sprns ns for
Booths Farm Agency. .l5 = NV. F. 1919. .
ON LEE HIGHWAY: 4 ACRES: ONLY
S9o,N: E zoo feet iron,3Fe easy
soa " 2sr sp AcsEASm ca acR Md
' s,sr MS as valued Al. TIade ior
S%: and '':% 'ut es5fq loffig;
1t Er..
MONTGOMERY do0!;TGGo!MaERY CO. MD:-slo ACRES, Il:
sscree eaes .a asrn n .r 5a na 0''f' dogs
FOR sALE-PoULTRY. HOG 4 DAIRY
merry: could subdiyide and sell OH tWo.,hrds.
leaving balance with buildings clear: viii seli
less Hah ~Sp .s ' a9
payment. Address Box i1a:H Star Office
go ACRES PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
Nd. ID miles from washington: 6::room
grsnary. chicken houses with concrete floors
good water FROM wells. springs and run:
ning streams: fenced and cross-fenced with
cesred balance " good % ,imber o.iS ssrd
wood. Nonresident owner: will sacrifice. Ad-
dress Box sl.H. star Office.
FINE Es,TATE;,--l3o ACRES: 80 NILES
acres in cultivation. remainder 10 valuable
timber: Broom house; large barn, beap'iiyyl
DEWEY Woodbridge. Va:
60 ACRES. IS CLEAR SOME MEADOW.
GOOD timber: house. 2 rooms large barn.
SiD5o: EASY terms THOMAS & DAVIS
Charlotte Hall 81 Marys Co. Nd.
IS ACRES. 10 ACRES GRAPHS, 10 MILES
present ioh: few hundred cash. BENTON.
t343 Penn. ave. Sc.
97i, ACRES. r. HOUSE, 1 TOBACCO
harm near Grain Highway: 10 mi. Wash:
will trade for second trust paper or city
prop: bal. terms Address Box AGE. star
Office.
I5.ACRE FARM. NEAR ANNAPOLIS. AND
Defense Highxay. a-s,ory hous: fruit, good
I Address Box 4sS.E. star otfs~. jls
VERY PROFITABLE FARM.
LESS THAN 500 PER ACRE.
Best farming section of M0ETG. CO. due
north of Wash. on hard. stone road. 1903 a
very productive soil. we'll watered all we'll
fen ed and in Al condition. Attractive o.
room house With water supply; s5-ft. barn.
numerous other buildings. High location.
| iNaa fuf nkn Ghar Ina
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Large
Original Oaks
Are on beautiful half acre home site. Ia,
eated on state road, lust north ~ Washing
ION IN Montgomery Country Qua uf The
hshsst eIeystlons, Price. $50 per satars
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
III" Eye 81 NV, Realtors, Franklin aan3
MASSACHUSETTS, PARK.
Home and Land Values over $40 nOO uUU
Large villa sites and lots 50
10 us tect front. Five minutes
from Sheridan Circle. Booklc,
with names of over 200 purchas,
ers and plat mailed on request.
MlDDAUGH & SHANNON,
tncarpnratsd
l435 X ST. NV.
Main AHAh FstahitshsN lam
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iass hnwers fruit shrnhhegy etc near
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RENT--FARMS.

PAY CASH: GO 70 rs ACRES ON PAVED
highway. not over miles to ID. e. line:
state fully conveniences etc. sag Bond
Bldg, Main DO3s.
TO 10 ACRES ON OR NEAR MARLBORO
pike.
Box rs Mt. Rainier Md
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BEAUTlEuLI,, SITE,

FhtIIlK KOCk ITftk,
'isftui large trees and onntn, sudTus sisw
sSshb g." See as l.s ssf =" No ''"'@' '''
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc,
ala kss u. NV, Assliefs tsAakua sAoa,
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and screen productions we're included.
There have been many cases of al
legged plagiarism in stage productions,
but few plaintiffs have scored success.
The difficulty of proving authorship on
the one hand and proving imitation on
the other is a heavy handicap upon
those who allege the theft of their
ideas.
The finding IN this case should make
more secure the rights of authors who
submit their creations to theatrical
producers and publishers. There is no
more contemplate crime in the calen-
dar than the theft of the product Of
human brains. Yet If the truth were
known 1t would probably be shown that
large number of the most successful
OF productions upon the American stage
in recent years have been in one man.
ner and another stolen from those who
conceived and created them. and who,
with faith in the integrity of producers,
have submitted them for examination.
That faith has been betrayed so often
that the belief prevails today that any
author who sends manuscript for ex-
animation runs grave risk of loss. II
iuries and courts render justice always
as evenly as in this latest instance the
practice of plagiarism would be too
dangerous and costly for further pur-
suit.