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fought for as elsewhere
Quebec is lovely IN May espHc1a'!S
during the Canadian Folk Song ano
Handicraft Festival. held this wear
from May 24-27 AT the Chateau
Frontenac one Is transported mto'
past decades. seeing the work o; the
habitants as they ply their 'hI'ties'
OF distaffs. The musical programs a'e
those of the early French Canadians
habitant melodies. brought over or
ieinally by tho French OF early lays
It Is refreshing In this age to nave
little of the peace Of the old world.
and Quebec IL impregna.ed With an
atmosphere of romance Ind fsstoraI
beauty. Spring days quicken the
wsnderlust. and with the n'st notes
NJ tho meadow Lara and robip tne
country attracts. and only the cap
OF the long white ROAD % enc 's'
horizons wall" lures AMI becAons 70
the unknown plaosa sssSsAN "
Sprin,
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to complain about 1t before the race. .
DR.. Peitzer said. for we do not offer
alibis in Germany. Each time I tried
to pass Conger the pain was terrific
In my right thigh and ! had to fall
back and be content with third posi-
ton. And I am not used to you1
short turned indoor tracks. lost
three yards on each turn and had 70
make It up on the straightaway. II
was vsry discouraging. On outdoor
trachs we have about eight turns 10
the mile. I'll give Eahn and the
other boys Q great race az to
Olympics."
Sports writer's In New York haVs
conceded that tho short turned rss4
in no email way paved 10 way ~
Dr.. Peltzer's defeat. h vAs ~zastts
% yards behind ~ the nnlsh. Tbsrs
are twenty-five turns TO tnt tnih
track when nglrod at Iors ri tnres
yards per turn shows that the oer.
man Acc knew What no was ssJxtns
about He u unusually r1vdest =
yean old and hAs . snsse pe0aAG
:ersonAuty.
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the hustle and stress Of our modern
era does not exist. It is part OF tina
ancient country Of Acadia. and IL Is
one of the most beautiful provinces ID
the Dominion Of Canada. There Is no
part of Nova Scotia more permeateo
with poetic legend and historic lore
than the Annapolis Valley. Windsor
Grand Pre- and Gaspereau. They were
centers Of events in the early history
Of the North American continent. tof
French explorers visited this section
as far back as 1904.
Quebec Province in Spring s equai-
~ lovely. and especially the rural dls.
tricts near the fortified old-Worio
city Of Quebec. Old Norman farm-
houses sprawl along country streets
for miles wayside shrines are many
in this devout province. elimpses
are had through quaint courtyards OF
narrow galleries Of women at tneir
spinning wheels. Here. as ID sections
Of Nova Scotia. time Is apparently mol
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,sts will find relief The upward
or, ssure. not unlike that OF an arch
support is comforting. The throttle
should be operated from the ball OF
the foot. too.
"a woman driver who wears mar
row. hlgh-heeled, crimptng shoes often
falls to put the feet gradually on the
throttle. She puts jcrky. spasnodic
pressure on the gas. Her feet are not
under perfect control. 1t In almost
impossible for woman VITO has ~
jured the arches Of her feet To nr've
with complete safety In heavy sra'hF
People should year sensible s''"s :"
driving and keep their ts~' "a <-S
condition Ous cAnMr n''r. ss.
with fallen ~rches. ~ ~a~' r"H''
uaIiy a~iir-s 1'as wst ~ pS
',nrs ~ .~rtva>o~uiss s..s.-. ". -
,o,psHteot ~ s-.~- tsr~a sss q ensS
ss~&" xts p. %ss@o
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all the washington nave tree
that mae up great groves la
Southern California.
S:ri larly, a few cherry trees,
tronxn. by Lucullus from his wars
ia Asia, are TIC ancestors OF NIL
lions o. cherry trees that small
American boys climb every year.
Such are the wealth and generosity
Of Nature,
Mr.. Rogers at Muscle Shoals in
spects with his mournfui cowboy
eye a Sl50,000,000 plant built by the
people to produce nitrogen to sup
ply cheap fertilizer for farmers,
and explosives in case OF war.
Mr.. Rogers remarks that such a
plant lying idle is enlightening. 1t
means that the Government isn't
quite ready TO deliver the plant
over 10 the power trust.
And until the power trust gets
it, that trust won't let anybody
else use the Muscle Shoals plant.
Thanks to Mussolini's common
sense, a new law compels mel
chants in Italy to mark prices
plainly and stick to the prices.
That will increase foreign buying.
especially by Americans. who do
not like to pay double or devote
half an hour to bargaining over
triAe.
Merchants in Italy won't like it,
but their business and prosperity
will increase.
Machinery will be devised even
tually to do the so-called back
breaking farm work that proud
United States citizens, accustomed
to their automobiles, no longer will
do.
But nothing should be done too
suddenly. unless the Government
is willing to precipitate hard times
over a wide area.
Newspapers tell of a baby dead
ten times" Ten times in its short
FIVE weeks of life the baby's heart
stopped beating in a struggle
against pleuro-pneumonia. Tea
times it was revived and it prob
ably will live. The doctors did
wonders.
There is just a line about he
mother Still weak. following he
baby's birth. she gave her blood
in TRANSMISSION ave her babys
life Her na,Ce RS G. E. Ohm
stead. ard y.'ha, She did ten mil
lion mothers would do. gladly.
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in his general condition Thcrc IS a.;
intimate relation between t,.e nctgss
OF the feet and legs and the srea'
nerve center IN the small, Of the oack
Foot sufferers often complain OF lee
aches and back aches. When such
persons are exhausted oy constant
motoring, theS will perform less re-
liaoly on the brake and throttle than
those whose feet are normal.
The ball Of the foot should be
used TO operate the clutch and brake
pedals" said DR.. Scholl. In this
position one has access to the strong
est and most elastic muscles in the
feet. II the pedals are pushed down
eyrthe toes the result Is analogous 70
8 change In Junction. for It forces the
toes backward sIrv'nlng the ncts-
saSsA arcn Ni,h toe pedals DIRECTLY
ru.fsr Ias arch of SAa ioos. or-t; tcuf
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MEN MADE OF METAL.
The GENEROSITY OF NATURE.
rLANT IDLE! CERTAINLY.
A GOOD ITALIAN LAW.

R ]. Wensley, inventor of a
mechanical man tina, unveiled a
statue Of George Washington, be-
hcves that men made OF metal will
libcrate us from industrial slav-
cry. as Washington liberated US
from European tyranny.
Workers need not fear that me
tallic robots" will ruin the labor
market. Long ago mechanical
men and women made their ap-
pearance in machinery of all kinds,
driven by team and electricity.
One machine does the knitting for
ten thousand women, one locomo-
tive pulls the load of thousand
stage coaches, replacing loco driy-
ers.
The perfected machine will not
be an imitation man standing up
right on two legs. That position
man achieved to look out over high
grass for enemies and prey, 10 the
beginning, and to look up at the
stars later. Mechanical men can
be only an interesting curiosity,
not an industrial success. Science
improves on nature and does not
initiate it, the ultimate flying ma
chine without bird wings or meth
: DDS will prove that.
From a big orange tree in South
-ern California the Riverside Cham
Der of Cor4uc-ce sends l26 oranges
to as maa, rrwSpaper editors. The
tree is on. 81 t.4o imported from
Rrazil by e., Cuited @:ALcS Depart
meat OK agriculture Those two
rs are the father and Snothc' OF
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HAS perfec, Feet" Says DR.. scholI.

HAS Perfect Feet" Says DR.. Scholl.
NEW YORK-Dr. Otto Peltzer.
Europe's greatest runner who defeat
ed Paavo Nurrni. and other CONT
mental Champions. wears 13AA shoes,
according to DR.. VIM. N. Scholl, ia
nous orthopedist Of Chicago. who
was host to the German Ace during
his Chicago visit. He has about the
most perfect feet Of any runner ]
have ever seem" said DR.. scholl. 1.-THE
long marrow foot and high arch gives
him that magnificent springy stride
and powerful leverage It enables
him to run long distances at high
speed without firing. AL muscular
attachments are very prominent and
the leg muscles can be traced to their
origin. They are splendidly balanced
and coo,dlnated. His Feet are normal
In every respect and ne takes good
care OF them. raising on the toes re-
peatediy tn strengthen the longiiud
inal arch
Or. scholl expressed his opinion
Evening star., 1928-10-29
BYRD'S FLAGSHIP
IS NEARING TAHITI
First Land Sighted in voy-
age Across Pacific on Way
to Antarctic.

BY wireless to The Star and New York Times.
ON BOARD THE S. S. ELEANOR
BOILING, at Sea, october 29.-The
Eleanor Boiling. flagship of the Byrd
Antartic expedition, passed the north
ernmost Disappointment Island, the
Coral Islands Of the Tuomatu Archi-
pelago, at 8 o'clock yesterday morning,
19 days out of Balboa.
It was the first land sighted on the
1000 mile voyage across the Pacific.
The Boiling is due at Papete, on the
Isalnd of Tahiti, Tuesday night or
Wednesday morning. After coaling and
taking on water, she will proceed to
Wellington. New Zealand, where she
will take on some of the cargo to be
left there by the whaler C. A. Larsen,
now bearing Comdr Richard E. Byrd
and the aviation personnel southwark.
Dunedin. New Zealand, where addi-
tional supplies await the Antarctic
fleet, will be the Bolling's last stop in
civilized territory
The supply ship has made better
time than had been anticipated, due
to the fact that Capt. Gustave v.
Brown hoisted sails a few days out of
Balboa and rode the trade winds to
the South Pacific. The ship passed
5 miles to the south of Disappoint-
ment Island, but members of the crew
were unable to see any signs of life
on shore. The island is inhabited by
less than 200 natives, members of one
of the most primitive tribes on the
Pacific islands.
Aside from the ships routine there
was little activity on board today.
At the start Of the trip Capt. Brown
decided that there should be no un-
necessary work on Sundays. The holi-
day was welcome today, as all membres
Of the crew had spent the entire day
yesterday dispoSing of so tons of re-
serve coal. which had been stored in
the forehold and which. had to be
tranSshipped to the coal bunkers be-
fore it could be fed to the boiler.
Wireless dispatches to the New York
Times yesterday from ships of the Byrd
Antartic expedition gave their posi-
tionS at noon as follows: The steam
ship Eleanor Boiling was in latitude
1920 south, longituds 141:44 west,
and her run for the preceding "a hours
was 205 miles.
The Bark City of New York was in
latitude 13:4l south, longitude 140:O1
west.
Copyright. 1928, by New York Times Co.
and st. Louis Post Dispatch. All rights for
publication reserved throughout the WORLDLY
Evening star., 1928-10-29
ToDAY's ADJUSTMENTS.

NationaI-"D "Dracula," mystery play,
at $40 pm.
Poli's-Ethel Barrymore, in "The
Kingdom of God" drama, at $40 pm
Strand-"Soc Maids" burlesque,
at 2:15 and 8:15 pm.
Columbia-"Two Lovers" (sound)
at 1905 ain, 1:05, $40, $40, 7:l5
and 9:25 pm
RiaIto-"The Whip" (sound), al
11:45 am, 1:55, 4, 5:45, 7:45 cnd GAS
pm.
Earle-"w Waterfront (sound), al
11:45 am, lao, 1885, $40, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Palace-"Take Me -ome," at 11:2s
am, 2. 4:20, $40, 8 and 1920 pm.
Lilac Time" (sound)
at 11:15 am, lis, 3:15, $40, 7:20 and
$40 pm.
Keith's-"Gang War" (sound), at IL
2:30. sos. TAO and $50 pm.
Fox-"Women They Talk About
(dialogue), at 12:40, 2:45, 4:45, 8 and
10 pm.
Little Theater-"Nature and Love-
continuous, to IL pm.
Tivoli-"Four Sons" (sound), 1880
1925, 5:25, 7:25 and $50 pm.
Ambassador Waterfront" 6:15
8 and $50 pm.
Central-"Flying Eomeos," at 1890
2, $3.50, 5, $50, 8 and 9:40 pm.
Evening star., 1928-10-29
Writers to Go to Yucatan.

MEXICO CITY, october 29 R).-l
The Mexican government at the re-
quest of Ambassador Morrow. has
granted permission for five American
writer's who are planning an airplane
tour of the Caribbean to cross Mexican
territory to Yucatan IN order to visit
the Maya ruins. The party will be led
by Floyd Gibbons.
Evening star., 1928-10-29

LINCOLN, Nebr., October 90 R).-
Much of South Central Nebraska was
given a light fall of snow yesterday, the
first of the year in this section of the
State. Telegraph reports showed that
light snow fell as far west as Grand
Island, while at Hastings the flakes
came drifting down almost the entire
day.
Evening star., 1928-10-29

Savings deposits in the Postal Savings
Bank and in the 13 leading commercial
banks in Budapest, Hungary, now total
more than $82,000,000.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
CAR LOADINGS GAIN.
Total Above Preceding Week, but
Below 1927 Figure.

Revenue freight loadings for the week
ending April 81 totaled 944, ,694 cars.
This. the American Railway Associa-
ton announced today. was an increase
Of 32.317 cars over the preceding week.
but 5,85l below the same week IN 1927.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
TRADING IS LIGHTER
ON BOND MARKET
Fluctuations SmaIi-Tend.
enCy Stronger, Particularly
in Public Utilities.
By CHARLES F. SPEARE.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK. May 1.-The character
of the bond market did not change
greatly today from that recently exhibit
ed, There has been a sharp contraction
in trading volume, Fluctuations are
small. Old issues are in severe COM
petition with new ones, Dealers are hest
tant on account of the firmneSs in
money and the uncertainty as TO what
the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
may do with its discount rate
This leaves the market depending on
its speculative members for the bulk OF
the transactions. Even they have be-
come less active. and as a number of
them have advanced sharply. there is
less disposition to follow them when
they begin to move.
The tendency is undoubtedly stronger
than il was week ago. This is indi-
Gated in the recovery in the public util-
tiles that were freely sold last month,
1t is also shown III the resistance of the
hlgh-grade rails. MunicipalS are softer.
Buyers Of them are not so keen to pay
the prices at which they were held dur
ing the late Winter months.
The local fractions responded to the
rise today in the subway and surface
line stocks marlborough, Third Ave-
nue.. New York Railways and Manhat-
tan issues were all higher. Some OF
them rose q point Anaconda Copper
ana Andes Copper convertible Is were
to IL points up. Cuba Cane Sugar
SIS rose a point Liquid Carbonic 6s
were up about > points, Consolidation
Coal a point and there were small
gains in the oil company bonds.
The low-priced receiverShip road
bonds. as Chicago and Alton and Min
neapoliS and St. Louis. attracted fur
ther attention. Peoria and Eastern in
comes were slower and easier. The
dealings in the St Paul adjustments
have dropped down to small volume
after $4,000. 600 of these bonds had
been dealt in over a two-month period,
The syndicate managers reported
that the S30,o0o.000 issue of Central
Bank Of Agriculture Of Germany IS
had been oversubscribed, This is To-
wear bond compared with the former
loans maturing in 1850 and 1860. The
investor is given the choice in this
group of four loans aggregating $780,
600 900 of per cent uond at par not
callable before 1885, of two 6 per cent
loans at 90 maturing In 1860 or the
newest offering at 95ia with 10 years to
run. All of the IS are redeemable at
par.
Evening star., 1928-05-02

demand moderate, market about steady;
North Carolina. 5-peck hampers, 2.00a
$50.
Onions-Supplies light; demand light,
market about steady; Texas, mixed, No.
and No. 2. standard crates, Yellow
Bermudas. 2.5Oa2.65.
Potatoes-Supplies moderate; demand
moderate. market slightly weaker; Flor
ida, double-head barrels, Spaulding
Rose, u. g. No. /. mostly TOO. few high
er; u. 8. No. 2. mostly around $50; old
stock, supplies light: demand light.
market steady; Michigan, 150-pound
sacks, Russet Rurals, U. s. No. /, most
ly 400.
spinach-Homegrowns supplying the
market.
Strawberries-Supplies moderate; de-
mand moderate. market slightly weaker
North Carolina, 32-quart crates, various
varieties. best, 6.50a700: fair quality
and condition. 5.00a6.0O.
Tomatoes-Supplies liberal; demand
light, market slightly weaker; Florida.
SKIES, ripes and turning, wrapped, most
ly turning, few green, fancy count.
3.50a4.00 few low as 325; choice count.
3.25a4.00, mostly 2.50a2.75; 216s, 1.5Oa
200.
String beans-Supplies moderate; de-
mand light, market dull: Florida, "a
buShel hampers, green, best, fair quality
and condition, 2.00a25O, poor to ordi-
nary quality and condition, 5Oa1 so.
Cucumbers-Supplies moderate; de-
mand light, market dull; Florida, square
bushel crates and 7s bushel hampers.
fancy. $50; choice, $50
Peppers-Supplies moderate; demand
light, market about steady: Florida, pep
per crates, fancy, 4.00a4.25; medium
size, $50.
Eggplant Demand Slow.
Eggplant - Supplies moderate; de-
mand slow, market dull: Florida. pepper
crates, fancy, snan size, mostly around
ESQ, few higher.
Squash-Supplies light; too few sales
reported to quote.
Caulidower-supplies light: demand
Evening star., 1928-05-02

light. market steady; California. crates,
2.50a2.75
Beets-Supplies light; demand light,
market steady; Texas, western lettuce
crates, punched, $50.
CarrotS-Supplies moderate; demand
moderate, market about steady; Texas,
Western lettuce crates, punched, 3.75a
400; California, Western lettuce crates,
punched, few sales, 4.50.
Peas-Supplies moderate; demand
moderate, market slightly weaker;
South Carolina, bushel baskets, Tele-
phones. 2.00a2.50; most early sales,
225a2.50.
Oranges-Supplies light; demand
light market steady; Florida, boxes,
small to medium size, 8.00a8.50: Cali
fornia, boxes, small to medium size.
mostly around 7.50; few higher. large
size discounted.
Grapefruit-Supplies light; demand
light, market steady; Florida, boxes.
medium size, late bloom, mostly around
500.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
COTTON GOES LOWER
IN TODAY'S DEALINGS
Improving Weather Conditions
Have Effect on Market-Trade
Moderately Active.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 2.-The cotton
market opened steady today at decline
Of to 25 points, active months show
ing net losses of 10 to IS points under
liquidation or realizing, also some selling
for reaction.
The market evidently was influenced
by improving weather reports and
relatively easy Liverpool cables. but
after selling of to 2l.55 for May and
2130 for October, prices steadied on
covering and trade buying. Business
was moderately active, prices ruling
about to 10 points net lower at the
end Of the first hour.
Private cables reported heavy general
realizing in the Liverpool market, but
that the demand for cotton cloths from
India was broadening.
The market stiffened up after puhli-
cation of the weekly report of the
Weather Bureau, new crops months sell
ing or 3 point above yesterdays last
quotations. The bulge met renewal of
realizing or liquidation on the favorable
view Of the weather outlook, however,
and the market weakened, May selling
of 10 2l.48. and october to 21.21. or
about 81 to 35 points net lower. Prices
we're 5 or points up from these figures.
with the market quieter at midday.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Capital Traction Ca at l09, 10 at
I09. 10 at loa.
Potomac Electric So pfd.--2 at 1872.
Washington Gas Light-10 at 93l2, 10
at 93ia, 10 at 93}2, 2 at e3l2. 10 at
o3sa.
Washington Rwy e. Electric pfd.-20
as lo2. 36 at l02.
Lanston Monotype-lo at ii0as. 40 at
li0l2. 10 at ii0l2.
Mergenthaler Linotype-l3 at 10i. 20
at 10i
Peoples Drug Stores pfd.--I0 at Ill. ?
at Ill. 5 at Ill. 10 at Ill. at Ill,
10 at Ill
Sanitary Grocery Co pfd.-~20 at lls.
10 at ll8. 40 at llS. 10 at ilSi2,
AFTER CALL.
Mergenthafer Lsnotype-S at iUf.
Washington Gas Light--l0 at 80
Riggs National Bank-l0 at sic.
Sanitary Grocery Co. pfd.--5 at il9,
40 at i1e. Is at 100. IS at 100.
Potomac Electric 5i2G pfd.-l0 at
I08%. 5 at 1882, 20 at I08tz.
National NJ g. Inv pfd-5o at SIS.
Capital Traction Co.-i0 at l09, 10 at
washington Rwy. e. Eiec. 4s-i 900 at
e3ss. 5000 at 93ls, 1000 at 93As..
Mergenth2ler Linotype at I00A,
at I00%
washington Rwy. & Elec. pfd.--l2 at
i02.
Col Sand & Gravel pfd.-lo at 90.
National Metropolitan Bank at 405.
Norfolk 6s Washington Steamboat &C.
10 at 3O2
ID. C.. Paper 6s--sl 900 at s5
Capital Traction $500 at 1037s. $500
at l04.
Money-Call loans, 5 and per cent.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
WHEAT TURNS DOWN /
ON WEATHER NEWS
Showers in the Southwest Have
Bearish Effect on Today's Deal
ings at Chicago.
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, May 2.-Wheat prices
turned sharply downward today after
an opening advance. Showers in the
Southwest led to heavy selling here that
more than counterbalanced an unex-
pected advance at Liverpool. Opening
u to 112 higher. Chicago wheat soon
cases, as compared with initial top fig
ures. Corn sympathized with wheat
weakness, starting at 70 off, to IA up,
and afterward showing decided. set
back Oats were relatively firm. Pro-
visions tended to sag.
Wheat closed nervous, ga to 5A net
lower; corn, 212 to .3ls down; oats,
Il to p off. and provisions showing a
setback of 7 to 40.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
DODGE SHIPMENTS GAIN.

NEW YORK. May , 0s'1.-April ship
nlents by Dodge Eros. in the United
States and Canada were 22.5S3 cars
ana trucks against l4.2T2 in April last
wear. Sales for the four months this
year were S2.94S units. against 90 .SSS
q wear 500
Evening star., 1928-05-02
LARGE MARYLAND CRAB
CATCH is PREDICTED
Eig Supply of Crustaceans Reported
by Swepson Earle as the
Season Opens.
sneclal nisnateh to 90 Star.

Special Dispatch TO The star.
BALTIMORE. May 2.-The largest
crab crop in five years was predicted
by SwepSon Earle. State conservation
commissioner. with the opening Of the
Maryland season yesterday
The condition this year. according to
reports shows that crabs from two TO
SIX inches are plentiful in the waters
Of the Potomac River. the Great Chop
tank, Eastern Bay. West River and
Tangier Sound. As far up the Potomac
rs the Wicomico River a plentiful sup
ply OF crabs is also reported
Mr.. Earle declared that the unusual
supply Of crabs is due to the passage OF
legislation in Virginia in 1926 Hnich
protected the female crab bearing the
egg sponge and also the increase by
the last session of the Maryland LegiS-
lstare Of the sire Of soft crabs which
can be taken.
Prices with the increased supply,
should be lower on both hard ana soft
crabs than during the past five wears,
, Mr. Earle declared
Evening star., 1928-05-02
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, May CA).-Bar silver.
SO y Mexican dollars. 4434.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
CONSOLIDATED CIGAR,

NEW YORK, May 2 tAp. .v~ Flrst quar-
ter net profit OF Consolidated Cigar 10,
rose 10 seas. .Dh3. from tb25,62 IN the
flrst quarter Of 1927.