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Evening star., 1928-02-05
Oratory in Courts
Wins Support Lest
1t Join Lost Arts

Rv the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY. February 4 ---
Courts must not put too many re-
Strictions on ora;orv in trials. lest II
become lost art. the Oklahoma
Criminal Court of Appeals held to-
day
Roy Lewis sought reversal Of his
conviction in Harmon County on q
statutory charge because Of speech
made by volunteer prosecution
attorney,
Counsel may quote Scriptures or
write poetry" Judge Thomas A. Ed
wards said III his opinion affirming
the lower court. He may shrut,
pound the table. shed tears and
warn the Jury Of the prevalence of
crime and plead with it to DO It's
duty"
Evening star., 1928-02-05
SANDING FLEEING
SOUTH, SAY MARINES
Leader Believed Seck;ng Refuge
From Patrol Planes
in Towns.


hfANAGUA. February 4-Tvidcnce
that the rebel Gen. Augustine SANDING
has Guit The FL Chipote region and is
fleeing southwark from Marine Corps
patrols was in the hands OF Marine
Corps headquarters today
Reports that Sandino men in con-
siderable numbers nave appeared in
the vicinity Of San Rafael Gel Nortc
and .IlnotsZa have been received IN
dications are that Sandino and MS re-
naming followers. after being forced
from Ei Chipote and 0uilal. have been
moving southWard. Marine Corps ana
Government officials believe ne is seek
ING refuge In towns in the belief that
Marine Corps airplanes will not drop
bombs on them or strafe them with
machine guns
Scout airplanes returning from the
vicinity Of Cuilsli and El Ch;pote today
reported there were no signs Of rebels
N the department Of Nnera Seeovia
This kind Of report has been received
almost daily since Sandino's evacuation
Of IT Chipote and its occupation by
Marines
The electoral Law designed 10 pro-
.ide American supervision Of the Oc-
tober presidential elections still is
deadlocked In Congress and will not be
taken up until Tuesday. when Congress
reconveneS after the week end. The an
taaonistic attitude OF Conservatives to-
ward the bill Is stil' unchanged. II any,
thing feeling against 1t has grown
stronger.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
'KE[L0CCBACKSBAN'
ON SUBMARINES.
Possible Only If Other Ma
tions Join. However,
He Says.

By the A<Snriatrd Press
The American Government was rep
resented Yesterday by Secretary kellogg
as willing to sign treaty with all
world powers To prohibit the use OF sub
marines for eny purpose:
Mr.. Kclloee disclosed this position III
p letter to Chairman Porter OF the
House foreicn affairs committee. which
discussed at some length the Frothlng-
ham resolution proposing the aooil''oh
of the underSca craft.
The Secretary emphasized. however.
that while the United States was ready
10 sign such An agreement. il would be
impossible for one country to abolish
submarines and leave other nations
free to operate and build them. The
resolution which the Secretary IN
c0rscd. would provide that the United
states continue to Use efforts to BRING
about" the discontinuance OF tins type
of vessel.
CHAIRMAN Butler Of the House naval
was called n by the foreign
9ffairS group for consultation. and
agreed that the submarine could be
dispensed with only by the agreement
of all powers. He touched upon the
administration S7i00o0,000 new war
snip-building program, saving that IL
pToposed construction OF 32 new SUD-
marines but then added that the Navy
Denartment's total construction pan
for a c0-year period would approximate
s3, 600 600 900. and MIR. Porter said that
he REGARDED this As cheap" insurance
for nation as wealthy rs the United
States
REPRESENTATIVE Frothingham Rerub-
iican Massachusetts. author of the res
oution. said the World War had dem
onstrated that the submarine was an
irhuman weapon. and that the S-4
disaster showed thst its use in ptcc
vas hazardous.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
MARINES COMPLETE
NICARAGUA AIR TRIP
Lent. Towner and Comrades Reach
Managua in Hop From
Miami.

E 80 As~o7 atec F'N>t,
NANACUA. Nicaragua. February -
r.;e,l;. George II. Toxner. U. S. NJ c
sn6 two companions arrived IN Marine
Corps n1cnoplane at z;lS pm ifon
Miami. Fla
The plane vas slowed up og strong
winds between Teia and Tegucigaipa
HONDURAS. but averaged 100 miles an
nosr for the trip All three Myers
loosed fresh when they stepped from
tire plane. and we're warmly congTa;u-
is.e6 by enthusiastic admirers includ-
ing Mai. r. z. Rowen chief of the
Marine Corps aviation service In
NICARAGUA.
Lieut.. Towner brought with him
sopv Of q Miami newspaper dated today
IRE first time n the history Of Nicaragua
that q Newspaper from the United
States has been received here on the
day o. publication.
On the trip the three men ate ehnken
sandwiches and drank hot coffee. The
little food that remained upon arrival
vas quickly cev0ured by the Marine
plsned IN charge Of the plane.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
HEARST MAY LOSE
MEXICAN PROPERTY
Failure 10 Declare Foreign. Owner
ship Of stoek Is Law
Violation.

= sfse ersf@4sfst t9'Fss
MEXICO CITY. February Proper
- cwre6 oY company in wf1ich VIII
Lam Randolph Hearst. American pub
iisher holds naa}or,tv Of stock Is
t1fez.ened with cOnflScstion under the
Eex3csn lane laws,
Jllio Tgens well known Me1icsn jo'ir-
rasist nzS flied an information with
tne government charging ina, the Ba-
s!c0f. DeveloDnseEt ca hSS failed ~
con9p.y with tne ia:ic laws and Feg1ls-
sioYs recurring report ~ " hlfd WIN
ne fogelgn o+sce mentioning tne oFf~
een,sge .. stock owned by foreigners
Tn Densny for failure " fle sach
ye,gJr4 h forfeiture u the property
J. i zl'r2ec that '}9e COMPANY "l'li'
= ri 81 rhi8gsrUs Il lnciUceo ~ "a"
zgfe alet~9 the Drfr@es osryed 10 foffj2n
ew.,Yeblp " agricultural proo"r'i~@
sgl, tk.Si I!eaTst o*Ds ma l9flty o'
sf9<I 81 ne frHnpSny
II - noi be3lesen f.SYe however inat
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sav3gsj2n - Dk p1y'Hshoos ssal.tf
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Evening star., 1928-02-05
LEVINE MAY HOP OFF
FOR HAVANA TODAY
Plans to Start for Cuba After
Days Delay-Silent on
Gasoline Supply.

gy ihe A.sncistsd Press.
ROOSEVELT FIELD. N. Y. Fcbru-
AIRY lap. Charles A. Levine failed 10
get of on a projected fight TO Havana
today. but planned 10 start with h!s
monopiane Columbia of transatlantic
fame al 80 o'clock tomorrow morning
Levine said definitely that he would
fly TO Havana. but would not explain
why he had loaded the plane with
enough gaaoline for a 4.000-miie flight
while Havana is but 400 miles away
and speculation was rife Also he de-
cIinrd To explain why David E. StrotheI
Of the National Aeronautical Associa-
tion was present 10 seal the barogfaph,
which ix dc41e ordinarily for the plir-
pose of establishing record flights.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
Johann Risticz and Cornelius Edzard.

Johann Risticz and Cornelius Edzard.
German aviators.
The flyers who escaped unin jured
when the heavily loaded plane crashed
soon after leaving the runway today,
have the backing of A. r. MARITIME.
who supported them in their three at
tempts. In the new effort. Mr. Mar
tine was obviously disappointed today
but was emphatic In his praise Of
Chambcrlin and williams. crediting the
New York-to-Germany flyer with pre-
venting serious injury or death to the
flyers by his skill. He also expressed
confidence in the Rcllanca plane
Aviation officials believe that length
Evening star., 1928-02-05
STUDENTS WARNED
TO WATCH DETAILS
Hogan Urges Law Classes to
Prepare Thoroughly
for Profession.

St~essing particularly the development
of details in their Law courses. Frank j.
Hogan prominent local attorney. ad-
v!S>d the students of the washington
College of Law at the thirty-Sscono an
ri. ersary banquet of the school. hcIo
last night at the Willard Hotel. that
cNiv through extensive study prepara
tlon cen they hope 10 attain success IN
tlle profession of law
Snea king on "reminiscences ot -
Years at the Local Bar" Mr., Hogan
humorous stories az his OWN experiences
as = defense LAWYER we're interSperseo
with advice to the student barristcrS
shout TO embark on their own careers.
Tecalllle many OF the famous trials al
which nc was q member OF the !eEai
st2r. he cited incidents which. ne SAID.
illustrated the value OF atmosphere in
the trial room. He urged the students
io regard as their best asset the friend
sr,ln and confidence Of their fellow
members Of the bar.
Dean Riley Horored.
Dean Grace HAYS Riley. who was
introduced AS the only woman dean OF
. law school III the United States. eN-
tended the faculty welcome 10 the
guests who had assembled 10 celebrate
the anniversary Of the schools found
ire in 1926 She introduced MISS
Martha Lickteie president OF the
schools class O: 1929 and toastmlstresS
ri THE banquet. who III turn preSehte0
Mr Hogan and the other speakers
~. Ellen Spencer MuSsev. one of the
founders Of the college and Its frst
deem. urged the alumni ano stnocn'
hoTv 10 strive 10 complete the en-
rsov-ner1i fund Of 100000. third OF
which already has been raise1.
Dancing Ends Affair.
~ Nussev was followed by Dr
rSzin c. Dutton. president OF me
i,,ard of trustees: Miss EllZaZozeth q
t.arris nres,6ent Of the WomenS bar
AssocIa.jon of the District OF Columola;
AsiSs Katherine r Pike. president OF
ts,c National Woman Lawyers ASsocia-
nor. and Lucien H. Vandoren. presi-
ZEN; of The Bsrristers. all oil whorh
spoke briefly. Dancing followed 'ne
actresses .,,,,.
~ the college included Mrs. Frank j.
rogsn Justice Josiah A. Van Orsdei
~ the Court OF Appeals and Mrs van
OrsdeJ: Mrs Dutton, MISS Mary
0'Toole. nudge Of the Municipal Court
s,artor J. PeeIle former Chief Jnsnce
T-ri.e6 states Court OF Claims and
Mrs PeeIle: Mt and Mrs Herbert l.,
DAVIS, Mrs. Edwin Franklin White;
frs, vice president of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs and re-
r,orter of the Supreme Court OF IN
diana; Edwin A Mooers. presioent
Alumni Association. and Mrs, Mooers;
Miss Agnes Quinn. president OF tne
senior class. and Lieut. Col. Raymond
" Cheseldine. president OF the freSn-
man class.
The banquet committee chalmep
were. Dorothy Louise Lindsay. hostess:
Joseph Koehl. entertainment: Ellen
Mcdonald. program and menu Ralpn
z Parker. publicity. Ella MaioneV
seating: Arthur Won Thaden. oecoTa-
.so,s. Flizsbath waldecker. invitations.
and Andrew ZANE. music and floor.
Evening star., 1928-02-05

ening Of the rtlnways will be- necessary
to insure the success of another at
tempt. Chamberlin said that he real
ized he could not rise when he reached
the point where the ground observers
Signaled he must rise He said he forced
the plane into the air and signaled To
Williams to release the gasoline, in or
der that they might come down again
without injury to the plane.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
s,futk BY Motor Gar.

Ca.fugo WI.te & rears o'G 0lp'fo
sE iFe1DG 3, EineraeBcy Hptpi'si fr
1Yssiotls AUsfalutc Nigeu jle vita t'fDfk
~ en- sUDDgno1.le c@ @ed by Essne
Tt.iGsAs cD.yjec - Seart olo " 1910
PlftefntA street. ssyllI.ss&i. ~ lps lniFT~
sseflon ~ T~enty-fIith and ] ttresls
AeSlegcEb at1eIIa1ou
Evening star., 1928-02-05

believed their drill struck q charge oil
dynamite which exploded. The twol
men we're buried under many feet Of
rock. Rescuers extricated them. but
bot we're dead The injured men rsre
taken TO a hospital.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
TWO KILLED IN BLAST.
Welland Canal Workers May Have
Hit Charge With Drill.

NIAGARA FALLS. Ontario February
4 m Two men were killed and several
In jlred this afternoon in an explosion
of dynamite on the WelIand Ship Canal
construction work near Allenburg, 5
miles from here. The men killed we're
Loren WhiteWell. 30. Of Allenburg and
Carlo Bianko. IS. Of Thorold.
They we're drilling rock and II Is
Evening star., 1928-02-05
Lindbergh on Air Tomorrow

Col Charles A. Lindber7h has accept =
ed an invitation to broadcast a speech
from station HHX. Port au Prince
Haiti. tomorrow. at s:i5 pm. eastern
standard time. the Haitian lezation
u2s advised Yesterday
Evening star., 1928-02-05
FLYERS TO TRY AGAIN.
Chamberlin to Make New Effort to
Set Endurance Mark.

BYRD FIELD. RICHMOND, Va,
February 4,-Undaunted by three fall
urcs and the crash today of their big
silver and yellow Bellanca monoplane,
Clarence D. Chambcrlin and Roger @
Williams have already begun making
o,ans for fourth attempt to break
.hc endurance fight record held by
Evening star., 1928-02-05

England has a new slogan this Win
ter Of Go by the Thermometers rather
than the calendar" in regard to the
wearing of heavy clothinp
Evening star., 1928-02-05

Everything from handling baggage 20
cooking and cleaning will be done b.
electricity on liner nov being built in
Belfast. Ireland
Evening star., 1928-02-05
EsitinsbBrg Teacher. 80. Dies.

M, 81 iSsUsDsh ~ jbs ~tst
b.AKTJNEEUItO W Va. ffnfusfy
~~A.sA E1sity J HgnDJ - yests oi1
Z nsugntsr o; tn lsif Goi Estn0nl
3 ard Msftha Crawford Aben Hunter
cled r. the l. me - nspilf~. II
Ele6af 81 ChsinDsfsolfg ~ isA
D.gal ~ ti.s inGfmltiss ~ aye B4fiaj
s III ~ mere AGsfs hnf tss tHTn Snt
: a. fscnFT iof many years
Evening star., 1928-02-05

FIFoLesn fgDfFts Esf insi y Ia pptr
yarf 10 ffs6 man sIH]f lsrf3y - ftlsin ?
fsir lfF o. nlFses glhR i1313 e'in = nil
tgre ~ fst pfolf.a, sugar enc otnst
.nRreoleLiA
Evening star., 1928-02-05
S4.9S
Smoking Stands
S3.9S n
What cow III
OFT " he
will get cae
OF one ct
these SmeA>
ing Stands,

NeI or green ensneteS,,
Enelcse3 storage space
with door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
CASH DIVIDEND UP.

American Water Works IL Electric
60. declared "a quarterly dividend Of
70 cents IN cash on the common stock
and "A Acnli~hnuuhI dividend of one
iofilsth of ia share In common pay-
able February IL, Previous quarter
~ cash dividends had been 20 cents,
and semi annual stock dividend III
zK per cent on the common. The
company earned $Z.5z n share on the
common IN the year ended November
10. against 3z.5s share the year
before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
BUYS TOOL COMPANY.

BALTIMORE, January Op1.-The
purchase OF tho Van Dorm Electric
Tool Co. OF Cleveland. Ohio. by the
Black Il Decker Manufacturing co. Of
Towson. Nd. was announced yester
day by s. Duncan Black. president Of
the Towson concern, who said the two
plants would retain their identity and
continue to operate under the same
management as In the past. The com
bined companies employ approximate
iy 900 men and their combined assets
are estimated at 5000. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
Bank Call Figures Compared.
Good Insurance Year Reported.

The Washington agency of the Mu
tual Benefit Life of Newark, ~. j.
held its annual luncheon at the Hamil.
ton Hotel yesterday. Announcement
, of the years work showed +. d.
Roach the leader of the agency. with
G. L. Howard in second place and J
w. Gibson, third. The agency reports
paid'for business OF 1880. 900 for 1927
gain of 81 per cent over 1926. The
agency is under the management OF
ii. Lawrence Choate and associates,
Seven New Directors Are Elected.
At the seventh annual meeting OF
the National Mortgage & Investment
Corporation. held yesterday at the
Carlton Hotel, Julius /. Peyser. acting
as chairman. the following seven new
directors were elected:
John Hamilton. attorney: William A..
Hill. rcaltor and director Federal.
American National Bank: Henry w.
Onutt, president Potomac Savings
Bank; James O'Donneli. retired drug
gist and capitalist: Dr. w. w. Stewart,
capitalist; II. +. Doyle Of Thomas j.
Fisher & Co. and DIR. Macpherson
Crichton. Those reelected to the
Board were III. Rozier Dulany, w. o.
Pierson. vice president Union Trust
TO-. Baltimore. Col NJ. T.. Buckley,
Frank J. Hughes, Clarence +. Dono.
hoe, ii. Prescott Galley. Jacob s. Cru.
yer. Gen. Willard A. Holbrook. Hugh
A. Thrift. George L. Walker and VII.
liam u. West.
Heavy Trading on Exchange Here.
Trading was heavy on the Washing.
ton Stock Exchange today.
Capital Traction opened the market
at 1924. Potomac Electric Power ga
per cent stock was again strong at
l0sM. Railway * Electric preferred
again sold above l0l. Mergenthaier at
115. Sanitary Grocery preferred at
JOB and Potomac Electric per cent
preferred at IliA.
Peoples Drug Stores preferred sold
up to 1874 In a heavy turnover. There
was much trading In National Mort.
gage Investment preferred today
following the addition OF seven new di.
rectors To the board yesterday. The
stock sold al 5A and ga. The turn
over totaied 440 shares
Washington Railway 4 Electric
common came out at ass on a nale OF
~ and fraction shares. Merchants
Bank d Trust stock moved at 1b0h
In the bond division prices were firm
at recent high levels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
DEFICIT Is SMALLER.

BALTIMORE. January tspeciau
Net operating income of the Balti
more. Chesapeake N Atlantic Railway
tcr November showed a deficit oi
1894. This was xl.7lg less than the
deficit reported for the corresponding
month in 1925. For the Il-month
period the operating deficit WAS Sll3.
SZ4. or y2.GGG less than for the cor
responding period last year. Under
"a decree Of court H.. e. & A.. which
also operates IA line of bay boats, VIII
is sold at auction this month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
BANK CALL SHOWS
DROP IN DEPOSITS
Only One of Larger Banks of
Capital Reports Gain
Since Last Call.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Controller Mcintosh today issued a
call for the condition of all Washington
banks as of December 81. 1927.
The call reveals a marked decline
in total deposits in the ma jority Of
local institutions since the controllers
last call on October 10.
Among the larger banks in the city.
only one reported gain In the past
three months in deposits Of more than
81 900. 600 while several reported a
falling off in deposits of that amount
The slump in deposits on this call
is due, bankers says, very largely to
the intangible tax which is levied on
funds in checking account on January
/. In most of the hanks some un-
usually heavy Withdrawals have been
made for this cause alone.
In one of two Of the banks where
the deposits were $1,000000 or more
under the October 10 figures, it was
stated today that the amount had
already been made up. 1t Is estimated
that the deposits in the next few days
will largely offset the losses so that
the call Just at this time does not
really show the actual conditions of
the local banking institutions.
Usually Comes December 81.
The call usually comes on December
81 in order to give complete informa.
ton at the close Of the calendar year
But the tax due the next day raises
havoc with u.s. said one banker to.
day. In addition to the Withdrawals
10 save tax payments. some large
accounts are always lowered consider.
ably to meet obligations that come due
on the turn of the year, as the expires.
sion goes.
While the figures as a whole are
below the October figures, they show
healthy condition in Washington
banks and marked increases in de-
posts when compared with the calls
little farther back. They reveal that
the sharp advances in deposits in the
past two years have been largely held
1t Is impossible TO reach all the
banks in the brief period before going
to press. but the following tabulation
VIII give an idea of the general trend.
The deposits are compared with the
returns Of October 10.
RanL f'on KH;r,,-ns r..,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
BARS ARE ADVANCED.

NEW YORK, January 4 CR.-Con.
crete reinforcing bars have been ad
vanced 81 ton. base Pittsburgh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
CORN BORER RESEARCH
PROGRAM is DISCUSSED

The formulation OF this years corn
borer r"search program was begun
yesterday at conference between
scientists and administrative officiaI Ia
of the Department Of Agriculture and
representatives from the corn belt and
other States from Maine westward 10
Kansas
The Government officials presen Il
details OF the projects they Ia I'VE under
way for studle' OF the insect 10th here
and In Europe. mocha meal means of
control. necessary adjustment OF farm
practices. effectiveness of insecticides
reactions toward chemicals, develop
ment Of more resistant corn varieties
| and other projects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
BUYS CANADA DAIRY.

OTTAWA. bntafto. January IN.
The journal says tOdsy tiiat II LAS
l. armed DH reliable authority that The
ottawa Dairy 80, one of the largest
ihlik distribution plants IN canada
has been acquired by ths Borden .
Farm Products "a II New York fof
approximately IL 900 800,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YOIti<. January IN. Rye
steady. No. 2 Western, I.22s fob.
New York and / 20A Elf. export. Bar.
Icy steady, 30. z, 100 1904 eff
New YnrA. Lard iifner, Middle West
~ 4sai2.55. DtneF articles unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
RUBBER DECLINES.

NEW YORK. January I tSpeeian--
Crude rubber. smoked ribbed sheets.
declined u at today's noon quotation
OF AN. This compares with 4ots
month ago and 80 n year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
KR0GER SALES GAIN.

hEW TOitk. January IN sa isA
I'll The Kruger GIpcsTy n Baking 90
fDf 1871 we're 1lS!. zJJ GOA, against
sI4g .003 .a13 In 1925. h gain Ut 10 pei
cent and IA new high TecGid.