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Evening star., 1926-02-25
CATHOLIC u. BASKETERS
BEGIN THREE-CAME TRIP

(ATHOC UNIVERSITY baketers Bucknen Lewis
burg Pa, tonight the first of three that will
wind their The Brookanders
night
Evening star., 1926-02-25

BOY BUILDERS.
Be1tn training for . sport
slowly. Begin practice each day
slowly. Warm up slowly. And
then wind up the day slowly.
Use the speed in between.
Evening star., 1926-02-25
FRENCHMAN POSSESSES
ALL OF TITLE QUALITIES
Has Needed Strokes, Temperament and Headwork.
1ilden Said to Have Gone Back-Richards
Declared to Have Passed Zenith.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

YORK February zsn the opinion Of close followers OF
tennis tho who defeated Jean Boroa In the final match for
the national indoor singles title the Seventh Regiment Amory
Monday the world He is LCoste
LaCoste has the dynamite qualities Of his fellow
He plays with strokng
tootwork and always poised
den helping Fred Anderson defeat Richards and Hunter in
than last Friday when the would by
Evening star., 1926-02-25
oNTARIOS TO MEET

Members of the Ontario Juniors
will talk base ball tonight at 2507
Seventh street at 7:30 o'clock
Evening star., 1926-02-25

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Evening star., 1926-02-14
GENEROSITY OF BOYS
LEADS TO DOWNFALL
Gifts to Playmates Put Police on
Trail of Six Recent
Burglaries.

Generous distribution of knives to
their plavmates led 10 the arrest Fri
day night of George p. Battley, II
years Old. and his brother, John, -, of
1881 Irving street. and Loren r. John
son, J. 3, of 1924 Fourteenth street, on
charges of houScbreaking ana the re
covery Of property taken in six
burglarieS in the Mount Pleasant sec
tion since Christmas.
The boys. who We're taken to the
House of Detention. are said 10 have
confessed. All are pupils OF johnson
School. They will be arraigned in
Juvenile Court prabably tomorrow.
Detective Ciilfoyle and Policemen
Hinson, Mahaney and Redden made
the arrests. Several rohberies com
nlitted in the tenth police precinct
had led to orders TO exert every effort
to apprehend the troublesome bur
glars, but il was not until after the
hardware store of Walsh Bros, $3.50
Fourteenth street. had been entered
through a skylight Wednesday night
and robbed OF 100 penkniveS that the
police obtained information that led
to the arrests.
Penknives had been distributed to
friends of the trio. police learned.
and they immediately set out to
round up the donors. Most of the
knives We're recovered. police report
Evening star., 1926-02-14

Riders" and served on the governor
generals staff in the Philippines be-
fore coming to Washington. Their
American fathers are dead or gone.
leaving the children to fate"
Many Leaders Aid Campaign.
Cuno II. Rudolph, president Of the
Board of District Commissioners, heads
the list OF Washington men who are
supporting the campaign.
Clifford Pinchot, T.. Lee Trinltle and
George S. Silzcr are among the past
and present State executives who are
serving on campaign committees.
other members and active workers
include Patrick Cardinal Hayes, Arch
bishop Of New York; Right Rev.
William T. Manning, Bishop of New
York; Martin Egan Of New York, Rev.
:. Parkcs Cadman of Brooklyn. DR..
Hugh $. Cumming, Gen. George s.
Barnett, former cOmmandant of the
Marine Corps, Gen. Hugh l.. Scott,
y. S. A. George II. Iiarries, com
mIndor-in.Chief Of the Army and Navy
Club. Mai Gen. Frank Mcintyre, chief
of the United States Bureau of In
sular Affairs; Representative Adolph
Sabbath. member of the House com
mittec on insular affairs; Maj. Gen.
Robert Lee B'Illard, L. ). A. Chaun'
cey Mccormick of Chicago, James T.
West. chief Scout executive, Boy
Scouts Of America, and John l.. Bar.
rett OF Chicago.
Evening star., 1926-02-14

When Warren G.. Harding cast his
first vote he wore a muStache.
Evening star., 1926-02-14

mended the retiring captain on his
excellent record.
As t1nal fitting farewell yesterday
Post Bugler Louis G.. Green Of the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Post, American Legion, blew The
Soldiers Farewell
Will Keep Home Here.
Capt. and Mrs. Lehane expect to
spend their time between their home
here at 1926 Park road northwest, and
with Mrs. Lehane's relatives in Phila-
delphia.
Capt. Leblanc is member of Sacred
Heart Church. Spalding Council,
knights Of Columbus, and the Holy
Name Society.
Il have served under seven direC-
tors of the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing" he said yesterday, and
wish TO say that the people here are
happier and under pleasanter work
ing conditions now than l have ever
seen them They are 100 per cent
loyal to the present officers He eX-
pressed deep appreciation for the out
pouring of tributes and gifts.
Evening star., 1926-02-14

ed, Is was property taken from other
places.
In addition to the Walsh robbery.
police state, the boys admitted rob
berries at Mount Pleasant Lutheran
Church, where a Christmas tree was
stripped; place of business OF
Sproul d Co. 32l3 Fourteenth street /:
Clara b. Wilcox Co, 3l12 Eleventh
street; Ulrich Novelty Co, 1896
Fourteenth street. and the coal Offices
OF w. D. Sutherland. 1926 Fourteenth
street.
Police say the boys explained that
they reached upper windows Of bust
ness places by climbing upon parked
automobiles and that a broomsticll
and rope We're used to lower them
through skylights. where entrances
We're gained through such openings.
Evening star., 1926-02-14
CHURCHES TO AID
FILIPINO ORPHANS
Many Pastors to Urge Con-
gregations to Help in Drive
for 100000

Determined to holt tho sale OF
American Filipino children to Chinese
and abuses of n like nnture. leaders
OF government. churchcH and Hf'ncibl
welfare work throughout the United
states are rnllyinE to raise u 5000. =
ooH fund TO protect and educate
neglected children OF the Philippines,
Col. Gordon Johnston. ". s.. A, chair,
man OF the Washington Southern
division of the campaign. announced
yesterday.
To-day viii be "Philippinc Orphans
Relief day" in many Washington
churches. Led by Rev. Earle Wilfey,
president of the Washington Fedora
tion OF Churches. preachers, priests
and rabbis will urge their ConSreea
tions to support this effort to save
$4,000 boys and girls. for useful
citizenship.
Vice President Charles G.. Dawes
will preside at II meeting IN the May
flower Hotel Wednc sdaY night. which
will open the Nationwide drive for
So 600 600
Evening star., 1926-02-14

This bank free to club mem
bers. Zach day or week de-
posit a few cents IN the bank
and bring it to us--the contents
to be credited TO Your account.
You'll he surprised how
quickly you'll pay for the silver
through the Pin Money plan.
Evening star., 1926-02-14
CONCERTS FOR LEGION.
Eight Singers on Program at Audi
torium This Afternoon.

two concerts OF the eight popular song
artists appearing at the Washington
Auditorium this afternoon and eve
ming viii be contributed to a fund be-
ing raised by George Washington
Post. No. l, for the preservation OF
the posts clubhouse at 1929 l street,
II was announced last night by Nathan
J. Cosel and w. J. West, members OF
the post. who are bringing the artists
here.
The artists who are coming here TO-
day are Well known. through their
records. The troupe is headed by
Henry Burr, tenor, and Billy Murray
comic song singer. and includes the
Peerless Quartet. Monroe Silver
monologist. and Sam Herman, xylo
phonst will also feature the program
Evening star., 1926-02-14
Dawes Will Speak.

Pictures showing philippin" living
conditions. which the campaign is in
tended TO improve have been prepared
by the Signal Corps of the United
States Army, and will b" shown at
the meeting Wednesday night.
Vice Presiden. Dawes. besides pre-
siding at the drive launching Wcdnes-
day. will address the meeting. w.
Cameron Forbes. governor general Of
the Philippine Islands from 1903 TO
1918, and now general chairman Of
the American Guardian Association,
which is sponsoring the campaign,
also will speak, as will the Very Rev.
Francis Y. \. Byrne, president of the
Jesuit College OF Manila.
Pointing out "deplorahle conditions
which prompted Maj. Gen. Leonard
Wood, the present governor general
Of the islands. to appeal for funds
from Americans. Col. Johnston yester-
day declared that there are in the
Philippines $4,000 boys and girls of
American fathers and Filipino moth
ers. and that 300 of these children
either have been abandoned or are
growing up in pernic!ous surround
ings.
These children have not had fair
chance" said Col. Johnston, who was
one OF Theodore Eooscvelt's Rough
Evening star., 1926-02-14
7. B. LEHANE ENDS
LONG j. S. SERVICE
Captain of Watch at Bureau
of Engraving Retires With
Honor of Friends.

A kindly figure known to thousands
Of Americans passed from active serV-
ice 10 retirement at the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing yesterday after
noon, when Timothy 3. Leblanc, cap
tain of the watch. was rendered a
farewell in the big lobby OF the burea u
In the presence of Ia large gathering ot
his associates and friends who show
cred him with gifts.
Tribute was paid to him by Isaac
Cans, former president OF the Cham
Der of Commerce. and by Alvin +.
Hall. director OF the bureau. and after
the ceremonies he shook hands with
a long line OF friends, who came TO
congratulate him and say goodbye.
Among the gifts presented ny his
associates and friends from various
parts OF the bureau were Sl32.5o IN
gold, a knights OF Columbus watch
charm. diamond studded cum links.
clock and $50 in currency. Mrs. Lee
hane. who smilingly participated IN
the ceremonies as silent partner. re.
ceived a big box OF candy. Valentine
shaped, ana a huge basket OF flowers.
Record Is Praised.
In praising Capt. Lehane's service
Director Hall pointed out that of his
% years there was only one year in
which he had used any sick leave, in
addition TO annual leave. when in 1915
he had been III four days. In 1917. IT
was pointed out, he took only six
eighths Of a day annual leave. and In
1918 only 6s days annual leave.
III urging praise he bestowed upon
persons who deserve It. Mr. Cans in n
tribute OF verse. concluded: DO not
wait till life Is over and he's under
meath the clover. for he cannot read
his tombstone when he's dead"
Capt. Lehane was also presented
with a poem Of tribute from one of
the Offices OF the bureau.
When a young man Capt Leblanc
went West with the 14th Infantry TO
Fort Vancouver. Washington Terri
tory, and served later at Fort
klamath. Greg. as first sergeant. not
long after Gen. Candy and the entire
detachment OF troops had been mas
sacred there by the Indians. AT the
called there were 10000 Indians and
only 95 soldiers.
Advance Was Rapid.
Entering the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing in 1901 Leblanc had been
1914. He was a familiar figure TO
the thousands Of sightseeing Ameri-
cans who daily filed through the big
money making plant. Capt Leblanc
estimated than an average Of about
100000 visitors a year go through
the plant.
Capt. Leblanc was honored by an
official visit OF farewell Friday from
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
Dewey. in charge OF the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing, who com.
Evening star., 1926-02-14
Fish Marketed by Radio.

Five minutes after a fish is caught
in the North Sea. a man sitting in a
London office, 400 miles away decides
exactly where it will be eaten. All
of the trawlers belonging 10 Il big
London fishing corporation are now
equipped with wireless, and q report
of every big catch is flashed to the
London office so that marketing ma
Evening star., 1926-02-14
COURT CLERK FETED.
Testimonial Dinner Given to Pher
son GaWler

Judge Robert f. Mattingly praised
the work Of Pherson Gawler, Police
Court clerk, at a testimonial dinner,
given in the latter's honor by his Eel
low employees at the Occidental Hotel
last night The dinner was given as Il
farewell to Mr.. Gawler, who takes up
his new duties as clerk of the District
Supreme Court tomorrow morning.
Bertrand Emerson, jr., acted as
.oastmaster. Letters from judges Of
he Police Court expressing regret at
Mr. Gawler'S leaving were read.
Evening star., 1926-02-14
Col. Bell to Join Legion.

Lieut.. Col. J. Franklin Bell, En-
gineer Commissioner of the District,
will be enrolled as a member Of Vim
cent Il. Costello Post, American Lee
gion, at a meeting in the board room
of the District Building at s o'clock
Tuesday night, it was announced last
night.
The post is seeking to double it's roll
by getting 200 new members this
month.
Evening star., 1926-02-14

chinery starts working at once
Sometimes the fish are advertised II
the London market before they are
on the way back TO port. Fish that
are rarely caught arrive just in time
to be prepared and served for special
occasions for which they have been
booked.