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Evening star., 1928-03-09
harkey Fails Rsko Between Cubs and Pirates Looms
RIGGS BOWLERS WIN
OVER BALTIMOREANS

Riggs bowlers Of the Bankers League
yesterday completed their 10-game
battle with the Maryland Trust Co.
duckpinners of Baltimore victors, 5.243
to 5,110. The Riggs bunch carried to
Baltimore for the final block a lead OF
ITO pins picked up here last Saturday
and in the second block outrolled the
Maryland Trust men, 2,626 to 2,6O3
Rollers Of the Post are claiming the
bowling championship of Newspaper
Row after concluding series of
matches with rival bowlers of other
papers. The latest Post victory was
clinched yesterday when team OF The
Star was defeated, 3,103 to 2,799.
DeMolay Alumni yesterday outbowled
the DeMolay team in two of three
games. Myers of the Alumni shot 1875
for the best individual effort of the
match.
Evening star., 1928-03-09
MYATT HELPS TO SHARE
CATCHING FOR INDIANS

CLEVELAND. Ohio, March 8 LP.-
Luke Seweu won't do all the catching
for the Cleveland Indians this season II
Glenn Myatt makes good on his come
back promises at the New Orleans
training grounds.
Mystt. q star in 1924, slumped badly
the following season and since then has
taken second place 10 Seweu.
II his ideas are needed, he viii catch
this year when a right-hander pitches
for the opposition, and Sewell viii face
the solthpawS.
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TIDDLY WINKS, PING PONG
COACHES ARE SUGGESTED

DES MONIES, Iowa, March 9 Up.-
The athletics department of the Uni
versity of Iowa should include coaches
for tiddly winks, ping pong and pro-
fessors OF poker and bridge whist, ac-
cording to resolution offered in the
Iowa Assembly by Senator Charles j.
Fulton Of Jefferson County.
Pointing out that the salaries of the
department total $4,000 annually, the
resolution urged that "some mild form
OF sport of equal social and cultural
value be included. The resolution was
laid over under the rules.
Evening star., 1928-03-09

ST. LOUIS. March 9 Up>~~Hearthley
W Anderson, chief assistant 70 Knute
Eockne at Eoire Dame University for
the last FIVE years, has been signed 10
Cezch foot bail At St. Louis University.
Anderson will succeed Robert L. Mat
thewE, who resigned.
Evening star., 1928-03-09
MILES WILL COACH.

ELACKEEURG. Va. March 9 LR.--
Vernon z. Miles, captain OF the 1923
foot ball team OF v. P. l.. has been
signed as assistant coach at Davidson
College. Miles. senior IN the School
Of Engineering also holds letters both
:n wrestling and boxing.
Evening star., 1928-03-09
WILL BE OLYMPIC TEST.

NEW YORK. March R).-The
classic Boston A. A. marathon on April
10 will be an official Olympic trial. but
not the final test of candidates for the
American team, Herman Obertubbesing.
chairman of the Amateur Athletic
Unions long distance running commit
tee. has announced.
Evening star., 1928-03-09
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI. Fla.-Alex Hart. Philadel-
phia, won from Julian Moran, Spain
l0).
ORLANDO. Fla.-Big Sid Terris,
Chapel Hill. S. c.. knocked out Jack
Davis, Tulsa, Okla. ca.
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WORLDS LARGEST IN"

The largest IN" in the world. built OF
loose limestone and measuring 100 by
$50 feet. has been erected at the Me-
mortal Stadium at the University OF
Missouri by the freshmen class.
Evening star., 1928-03-09
ATTRACTS COURT FANS.

EVANSTON, Ill, March 9 LP.-Seyen
letters have been awarded to the North
western basket ball squad. Attendance
set new record total Of $3.50 for 10
home games 30
Evening star., 1928-03-09
CANADA WINS AT HOCKEY.

LONDON, March 9 dP1.--In the inter-
national ice hockey contests here,
Canada defeated Great Britain. II TO 1.
Evening star., 1928-03-09

Where is he nowSparky Adams Transferred to PsbIh Bihea
Memphis FLOYD Scott Transferred Psbnh Nationals
Evening star., 1928-03-09
BY JOHN Il. FOSTER.

:" N ROUTE FROM CALIFORNIA
l. TO SOUTHERN TRAINING
CAMPS. March 9.-The town
IL of Milan, Ohio, Is the birthplace
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BAL IIMnRE LIVE STOCK

UNION STOCK YARDS, BALI H
MORE. Aug 16. Cattle. Receiptss
81 head; market steady Steers
Choice. 3I4.25015.25: good, $1S.b0W
IL: medium, s1z.50@13.26; common,
SO. 506D12. Feeders and stcckere.
So. $50 If. Heifers Choice, s12.5OQ
ia: good, $11.75012.25; medium.
sl1n11 80: common. s9910.50: feed.
ers and stockers, $6.75@10. Bulls
Good to choice, lO6A0.50: fair to
GOOD, $9W9.75; common to medium,
S7.0008.50 Cows-sood to choice,
fair to good IS 10 80;
common to medium. $50 7.50.
Sheep and Lambs receipts,
$50 head; market higher. Sheep,
$206 so; lambs, $7.50015.
Hogs Receipts. 100 head; mar
ket steady. Lights, 1926; heavies,
$3.50: medium, s13: ronghs. $7.75@
I'LL: light pigs, $s.50@11 40: pigs.
$I2. Ohio and Western hogs. 100
20 cents higher than quotations.
Calves Receipts, 100 head; mar
ket steady. Calves, $5016.5O.
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LOCAL PRODUCE

Eggs Current receipts, z9c; white
hennery, 33035c.
Poultry Turkeys. CSC; spring
chickens, Plymouth Rock. Reds. 2
lbs. ana over. 33@35c: mixed colors,
30033c; large Leghorn chickens. soc;
hens. large, 25@26c: Leghorn hers,
1Sc. Dressed: Turkeys, soc; chickens,
35c; large fowls. 25026c; Leghorn
fowls, zoe: keats. 70075c.
Supplies liberal; de-
mand slow; market weak. East
shore Maryland various varieties,
standards. 36s and ass, and jtinibos.
S6s and ASS. $1.5O01.7s;; flats, al
sizes, 65-75c. Miscellaneous melons
No carlot arrivals and no cars on
track; two broken cars on track
Supplies light; demand moderate
market steady. California. Turlock
section, jumbo crates Honey Dews,
SIS and SIS, 81; Imperial Valley, Honey
Dews. standard crates, S.. SIS. fair
quality green. few sales. $l.25@1.15.
Lettuce Western supplies moder.
ate. Demand, moderate; market
steady. California, crates, Iceberg
type. As dozen, best $b@5.5O; fair
quality and condition, $3.50. East
ern stock--SuDplies moderate. De
mand, slow; market, weaker. New
York, 2 dozen crates, Big Boston
type best, $2.25, fair auality and
condition, $1.75W2.
.nand, moderate: market, steady.
Iowa 100.lb. sacks, Yellows. U. =.
No. /, &2.35: Massachusetts, 100.lb.
sacks. Yelfows, II. s. No. /, $3.50
Peaches - Virginia: Supplies. lib.
sral. North Carolina. bushel
baskets Elbertas. u. s. No. L,
medium to large size. $1.50@1.75;
few. So: bushel baskets Bellies. u.
8. No. /, medium size, $1.26@1.S0;
bushels Hales, large size, u. s. No.
/. poor quality. some decayed. 81.
Virginia. bushel baskets, u. s. No.
1, medium size, $1.2501.50; bushel
baskets Carmans, u. s. No. 1, med
ium to large size, 81.
Pears ~ Supplies light. Demand
moderate, market slightly stronger.
California boxes Bartletts, fancy,
$2.75@3.
Potatoes-Supplies moderate. De-
mand moderate, market dull. East
Shore Maryland and East Shore Vir.
ginia truck and boat receipts cloth
top stave barrels Cobblers, u. 8. No.
II, mostly 1925.
+ Lima Beans-Supplies liberal. De.
mand moderate, market steady. East
Shore Maryland, bushel hampers,
best. $2@2,25, fair condition, $50.
North Carolina, busheI hampers, fair
to poor quality. $1@1.50.
Sweet Potatoes-Supplies light. De.
ri1and moderate market dull, North
Carolina, cloth top barrels, Fellows
No. 1, $5@5.60, poorly graded, 4
@4.50.
Observation-Disclosures liberal; de.
mand moderate; market steady.
Georgia and South Carolina, bulk
per 100 melons, Tom Watsons and
Thurmond Grays, 30-34.lb. average
$50.00@60.00. n
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HOOVER 81 UBS
Be GUN IN VI.

ARLINGTON COUNTY. Aug. 16.
Herbert Hoover not only win be
elected to the Presidency In No
vember but will beat Gov. AL
Smith in the latter's home state,
III. n Martin, who was described
as q Wilson Democrat, told the
Arlington Hoover Curtis Club at =
meeting in the auditorium OF the
Columbia Pike schoolhouse last
night.
Smith carried only one county
outside New York city in the last
election and next November you
will see Hoover come OUT Of the
State with an overwhelming ma.
.joritv,' Martin declared to the ac-
compartment Of cheers from the
audience Of 200.
'oThe Sidewalks OF New York win
supplant the Star Spangled Banner
If Smith 10 elected to the White
House Martin declared, attacking
Smiths record and appealing to
Virginia Democrats not to forget
''the memory of woodrow Wilson,
the lover of good government"
when they so to the polls in No
rember.
Hoover. Curtis clubs will be organ.
lied in every voting precinct in
Arlington county, Col. T.. g. Pep
PER. county Republican chairman,
said.
The board OF supervisors at its
meeting last night awarded con-
tracts. for the widening Of Mt.
Vernor Avenue from Washington
Avenue to Hume Station. in Jeffer-
sor district, and Preston Avenue
from the Arlington District line to
the Lee Highway to Corson ana
Gruma1, contractors of Washing
ton. Work will start Immediately.
The bids for Mt. Vernon Avenue
project were s32 ,254.50. and Pres
ton Avenue $13.447. In addition to
widening of both roads the con-
tracts provide for construction or
concrete curb and cutters.
County Engineer c. l.. k1nnier
was instructed by the board to pre-
pare at once a petition to be signed
by the residents in the section AT
fected by the open sewer near
Clarendon and Fort Avenues Tor
the purpose Of laying lateral line.
Reports as submitted by DIT. 3,
M. Chichester. county health offi.
Ger, show that the condition mas
existed for a number Of years and
that 1t Is q menace to health.
Freeland FL Chew has been ap.
pointed delinquent State tax col
Iector by the Virginia State Tax
Commission. Mr.. Chew IL now
making : check on the tax books
~ the county at the courthouse
and all persons owing state per.
sonal taxes viii BE called upon to
.nay them without aAiays
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BAL TIMORE PRODUCE

i BALTIMORE, Aug. 16s Poultry
old chickens, lbs. and over, ITO
CSC; 3 to ~ lbs, 20@24c. Leghorns
and other light stock. 1s@22c; old
roosters. s1601sc; young chickens
springers. coiored, a. to size. 80 % sec;
springers, leghnrnS. as to size, 24@
32c. Ducks. white pekins, young. 4
lbs. and ever, 23@23c: puddle. young,
4 lbs. and over, 21022c: mtscovy.
young. lbs. and over, 21@71c; al
kinds, old, 15022c. Pigeons, young
and old. pair. 26@36c.
Eggs Market dull. On the Balu.
more Butter and EGG Exchange theirs
were no sales today. Nearby current
receipts offered 30k cents, bid 20
cents. western fresh gathered firsts
offered SO cents, no bid: Receipts
Butter, 141 tubs; eggs 275 cases.
Butter Creamery, fancy per
pound. 471ksD4Sc; choice. 1874 @47c;
good, 451s @46c; prints, 4S@6ec:
blocks. 47D49c: ladies'. $50 SSc; Mary.
land and. Pennsylvania rolls, Ohio
and West Virginia rolls. store packed.
50 cents, Maryland, Virginia and
Pennsylvania dairy prints process
butter. 41W41kc.
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NEW YORK. Aug IA furious
buying wave ID American Can.
National cash Register Packard
Motors: 1nternatlonal Nickel and
other speculative tavofitSs swept
prices 81 these wellsinown stocks
Is higher levels "a TIE carly tra1lnE
today. Bullieh leaders IL wall
street hammered the bears Felents
leesly. with the aid Of huge IN
fIux Of buying demand from the
outside speculative pcinto.
Wall Street believes that the
gr0wine credit needs Of the country
fl the fall business season would
force the Reserve Bank authorities
to take the steps within their Easy
reach to increase the creoit supply
and ease up ON borrowing rates Tor
All classes Of loans.
S0ffening Of the call loan rate
f0 51f per cent this week was q
straw showing the direction Of
the financial winds. ana further
reduction IL confidently expected
before the end of the week Mean
while business and industrial re-.
ports Of the day were uniformly
favorable.
American Cans sharp advances
through par Tor the first time "a
the present form was the featura
of the Industrial list This repre-
SCENTS price ok more than $500 q
share f0f the stock which has had
SCI .point rise since 1872 Higher
dividends III cash and poasibis new
tl1HInD snfffffi3e IN the fall W0rH
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GRAM MARKET

wheat Nearby receipts falling
off: market less active No. 2 red
winter, saflicky. domestic, &1.22a. 4
Corn Unsettled. No yellow, do
nestle, $1.1s bu. Receipts, light.
Oats Tending lower. Receipts,
new increasing. No. white. domes.
tic, 51052c blu; No. white. ! to &c
bu. less.
Rye Nominal: nothing doing,
stocks too small.
Hay-Quiet. steady on better
grades.
FIour-In fair demand.
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FORBES SHOWS
WHY FAILURES
DECREAS
~ h. D. FORBES

a small New York stock Ex-
change failure the other day
serves to draw attention 10 the
absence Of serious disturbances OF
this kind during recent years.
Time was when wan street *
perienced failures On almost every
occasion when the market moved
sharply in either direction. Why
are such failures now rare.
The governors of the stock *
change are entitled to chief credit.
Whereas members used to have
their affairs supervised hardly at
aU, the governors now exercise the
strictest supervision. The fin
Anclal standing Of each house is
examined. and whenever anything
suspicious props up. searching
investigation Is made.
Proof of Efficiency
The best proof Of the efficiency
Cf the governing body Ii the re-
markable absence of failures and
Of unsavory practices BY members.
This absence of failures Is the
more remarkable when 1t is cons
sidered how enormously stock
speculation has expanded during
the last few years. Whereas. =
millionsshare day formerly was an
event accorded the front page OF
metropolitan newspap era, 4 900 .0lDtl-l
share DAYS and 1000, 0 0O-share DAYS
have become common and We have
Witnessed 4 900 ,000-slaare days and
one 5000, 000.share day.
Consider, also, how drastic have
been the ups and downs iii many
highly speculative stocks some r.
sues have had range Of more
than 800 between the years high
and low quotation.
Few Black sheep
The truth is that the black
sheep In Wall Street are few in
comparison with those who are
absolutely honest. The stock ex-
change authorities promptly pun
ish any member found guilty Of
the slightest iEfraction of their
extremely strict rules. The
crookedness popularity associatsd
with Wall Street III not TO be
found among stock exchange
members OF members Of other lo-s
cal exchanges, but among sllyS-
fers who haven't the slightest
standing or the slightest fec0gni-I
ton III respectable Wall Street.
Investigate before you invest
investigate. more particularly the
house YOU propose to deal with.
Don't take It's own eaN-so for It's
probffv and record. Consult some
Trustworthy source not stissested
by III.
Decent wall Street houses are
As decent az decent houses hi
other lines 81 business
(C0pyrfRhts 1928. BY 3 G. Forbesl
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Aug. A6.-Spoks
were In increased demand with
prices barely steady here today.
Sales totaled 5000 bales; receipts,
900.
Middling fair was quoted at
IL .36d; goods mids., 10.66d; strictly
mids., 10.56d; mids., 10.46d; strictly
low rnids., 10.31d: low mids., 1O.16d;
strictly good ordinary, 9.s6d; good
ordinary, 9.66d.
Futures opened steady with Octo-
her at 9.S3d: December, 9.77d; Jan
uary. 9.sld; March, 9.s3d; May. 9.SSd.
Futures closed steady. October,
s.S4d; December, 9.7sd; January,
s.sOd; March. S.sAds and MaEa 9.s3a,
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Aug. 16.-The hog mar.
ket advanced 10 to zoe today with
top at $13. The market Is at the
highest point since November, 1926.
Shippers bought nearly half the
small supply. Most of the good hogs
sold at $12 to $12.S5. The market IL
$1.30 higher than a week ago on the
best light weight hogs.
Cattle sold slowly and steady for
both steers and butcher stock. Bulls
met with strong demand and
calves sold readily.
Lambs were quoted weak to Csc
lnWer.
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NEW YORK COTTON
Nv international News Service

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.--An mi
fjal decline Of more than one DOL
lar q bale was more than half re.
covered b., noon In the cotton mar.
ket here today.
Short covering, prompted some
what by the strong tone shown in
the securities markets. appeared
around the days low levels, as also
did renewed trade and commission
house buying.
The South and Southwest, Liver.
pool and local spot houses offered
contracts freely at the opening.
selling being attracted by weak
Liverpool cables and reports of bet
ter weather in the South, with
prospects for further Improvement.
Indications. too, were that the
technical structure OF the market
was weaker AZ the result OF recent
heavy short covering.
Moor prices were October. 81.
dnn,n Sc: December, &1s.ss. down
"a. January. s1s.7s, down iOc, and
Narch, 1882. down ecs
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S OGK owning
GOOD FOR
| ABQR
Bv NIERRYLE STANLEY
RtJKEYsER

NEW YORK, Aug is Though
acquisition Of ownership shares
III corporations BY employees IN
OveraIla III step tn the direction
81 the demonstration 81 finance.
III must Be conceded that the
movement thus far has effected
little change in mana eEAeat
recent survey showed that
$50 leading companies had special
plans for encouraging workers 10
become partners, ana that At least
900 900 individuals had bought
such stock However, III 20
representative companies, the -
aregate ownership BY employees
amounted To only 1 per cent
individual workers widely scat
tered there n ordinarily no dis
position to vote the employee
ownership stock As unit tor tie
purpose Of insisting On repre-
kentation on the board Of direc
tors "A few progressive concerns
like Proctor and Gamble make
special provision for places for
employees on the board 0f directors.
Good Tor Peace
Theoretically the conversion of
laborers into capitalists 0ieuifies
an advance IN industrial peace.
and, Il the NOV enneQt s. continued
10 is logical conclusion it pre-.
6asea important III the
HoVernfneilf Ok business Thus FAR,
however. the authentic effects,
apart from psychcloeic results.
& ~. ys~Sf4 141s44< - ~ r.. : 1lifS5S -
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400 A|RP[ANES
To TAKE WING
BY International Nsws service

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Aug. 16.--
Four hundred or more airplanes
were poised here today for the
most impressive show OF prepared.
ness in the history OF aviation.
Assembled on North Island, the
huge Armada" awaited the zero
hour for the most gigantic massed
flight of heavier-tl1an-air machines
IN the 25 years since man first
learned to fly.
Colonel Charles A.. Lindbergh,
Americas outstanding air hero. was
expected here momentarily to attend
the dedication of San Diego's first
municipal airport. Colonel Lind.
bergh Is flying across the continent,
Ioday's sky pageant, not only
VIII dedicate this city's $650,000
Underwater airport, but will mark
the silver anniversary OF American
aviation, commemorating the first
successful flight of heavier-than
air craft, made at Kitty Hawk, NJ c..
In 1903. by orville and Wilbur
Wright.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, Aug, Is. Grains
opened easy and lower this morning.
Wheat opened to 1hc lower on
scattered selling. Trade was mod.
erately active. At 2:15 D. m. Liver.
pool was 2as 02%d lower.
Corn was a to 1c lower with trade
moderately active. Oats was n to
Nc lower. t
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Bethdehem steel 50 $3.50 4g4 y
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LIBERTY BONDS

CFurntahed ~ w. d. Hibba q Co.'S
Liberty alaa due 81. 81. ....... 3gs.1s
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Liberty 4th ~. due "a 1913
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