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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-02
APPLE MERINGUE PIE.

Cut four tart apples into
quarters and without peeling
stew them in little water until
soft, and press through sieve.
Cream one-quarter cup butter
with one-half cup sugar. add
beaten yolks of three eggs, the
prepared apple. juice and graf
ed rind of one lemon and beat
we'll Turn into pie plate lined
with paste and bake in moder
ate oven. Beat whites of eggs
until stiff. fold in three table
spoons sugar, spread over pie
when cool and return TO oven
to brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-02
Parking With Peggy

Interest this Spring is in what the
shoppers and not the shops are show
ing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-02
Fast Canal Service.

Long experience showed the cap
tains of canal vessels that where A
canal boat is to be towed from the
bank there was way to make
the boat go at maximum speed with
minimum energy. Even when more
energy was expended not much more
speed could be obtained. This fact
depended upon the fact in physics that
in narrow strip of water like canal
the boat could not travel faster than
caused by the motion of the boat,
unless a vast amount of energy were
expended pulling the boat. On the
old Glasgow Canal. In 1880, and there
about, boats of light wrought iron, so
feet long and only feet wide. were
constructed which were started at low
speed. then suddenly jerked by the
horses on the towpath to the top of
the wave, which they continued to
ride for the whole trip. These boats
were known as the fast passenger
boats, and Travelled at the incredible
speed of eight miles an hour.
Now what do you know about that?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
L. A cyclone is a slow-moving gen.
eral storm of wide area: a tornado is
fast-moving and very local and in
tense land storm.
.. A typhoon is an intense local East
Indian sea storm; a monsoon is a
steady, light. seasonal wind.
8. Sirroccos are either dry or moist.
A. Trade winds occur in subtropical
regions.
5. The instrument that measures
wind velocity is an thermometer.
6. A hurricane is an intense, fast
moving local West Indian sea storm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-02

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80. French unit of square measure.
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As. Period of time.
49, End of prayer.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-02
SHRIMP SALAD.

SHRIMP SALAD.
One can shrimps. two hard
boiled eggs chopped coarsely
and mixed together. Arrange
on lettuce leaves and serve with
mayonnaise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-02
SWEDISH POTATO BALLS.

SWEDISH POTATO BALLS.
Two cups nicely ma shed pota-
toes seasoned with salt, pepper
and grated nutmeg. To this add
one teaspoon butter, yolk one
egg and one tablespoon grated
cheese. Form into balls about
size of walnut, roll in flour and
drop into boiling salt water and
cook about 10 minutes. Serve
with white sauce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-02
MENU FOR A DAY.

DINNER.
Tomato Bouillon.
Broiled Steak with Mushrooms.
Baked Stuffed Potatoes.
Boiled Spinach.
Asparagus Salad.
Apple Meringue Pie.
Coffee.
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1913 4th 81 n.w-Largr store S65.00.
NJ. j RAINE.
3"S InXcsiment Bldg. NJ. l431.
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FOR RENT-STABLES

| TWO STORY BRICK STABLE. FOR TEN
| horses: $50 per month. Rear of 2335 Sher-
man ave. Nv.
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DANDY ROOM ING HOUSE OR NlCE
home for large family: light press brick. ~
rooms. bath ns,dern ont -nf-town OWre- .
will saCr fee for less than Slu. 900 with fa
cash payment. one block 18th and Column aM
This IL "A real bargain Main
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73S 18th ST. MAIN $3.50.
B. +. Saul. CO..
o15 18th 81 NV Main cIO0.

MODERN STORE OPPO-
site Investment Bldg, and near
new Carlton Hotel. Excellent
location for office or store; long
lease. LOCATION, 1916 X
Street.
Desirable location for drug
store, flower shop or lunch room
in freproof building. situated in
the midst OF Government depts.,
lust south Of Penn. ave. Access
Sible to both car and bus lines.
Mezzanine; wide alley. LOO A
TION, 6l0 18th Street.
Splendid basement show room
or office, opposite Transporta-
ton Bldg. Is it. by 10 ft.-with
alcove; heat furnished. LOCA-
TION, Sl2 18th Street.
Shop or store just south Of
Dupont Circle. Car stop in front.
Long or short lease. LOCA-
TION. 1889 Connecticut Avenue.
On You Street just off 10th
Street. Desirable for laundry
agency. dclicatessen or store.
LOCATION. 1917 You Street.
Eighteenth Street between L
and NJ Streets. Zoned End COM
mercial. Two-story building.
Will rent as whole or part.
LOCATION 1l14I3 18th Street.
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WANTED-FARMS.

FROM 30 ACRES TO 200 ACRES, N
Montgomery County. Maryland-Prefer on
or close TO pike. must be good value and
have fair improvements: possession desired
by January LIST or sooner. Address Box
76-C. Star office.
WANTED-TO RENT SMALL FARM FOR
comine yrar. Apply ly letter. GORDOE
c. GRAY. Laudover. Md. IL
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SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY

ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW OFF MASS
ave. extended: 5 large rms. and tiled bath
h.-w h. cleo. oak floors. beautiful fireplace
spacious porch large lot. bright cellar under
entire house. large attic: only s. ESQ. with
easiest terms. Apply owner. 6"6 So. Bldg.
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE, BY OWNER.
S12. 500 br. house, r, b., h.-w h. ami.
suburbs: no cash payment. Address Box
452-B Star Office. %
S750-TERMs, 800 CASH. Si5 NO. NEW
cottage; hall. acre. ground beautiful shade
new subdivision of % homes and store near
Burnt Mills Nd. GEO. E. JOHNSON OWN
e. a0S iUth ne,
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.

Hollow-tile bungalow--6 rooms. break
fast nook. built-n garage: fine location
owner transferred; very reasonable easy
terms; bargain.
Very pretty new white BUNGALOW on a
beautifully shaded lot 50xo@o TT; priced
for quick sale.
Here is a house built of the finest mate
rial by builder who kno KS his business.
It viii stand keen inspect ONT excellent
rooms, tiled bath. built-in garage; splendid
location: priced right.
$1,000 stucco bungaIow--5 good rooms
lovely pantry. outside refrigerator. built-i
ironing board, fine attic, h.-w H.. oak floors
fireplace, shady lot: 3l2 blocks from
trolley: good neiGhborhood of new homes:
BY special arrangement between owner and
myself. can be purchased for only 500 a
month; no cash down: a snap.
) HOUSES SOLD
IN LAST TWO WEEKS.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

COLONIAL CALIFORNIA BUNGALOWS.
4 to rooms: h-wh.: electricity: So $50
up: payments less than rent. East Washing
ton Park. on Anacostia road between Ben
Builder and agent on premises.
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SAJE-.APARTMENT HOUSES.

a WE'LL LOCATED CORNER APT. HOUSE,
entirely detached. with large yard: npe Il W.
section. on = bus lines and near both car
ines l6 apis. of r., k.:, b. and porcn;
renting. SS20 mo-: well financed. Only
$4,000 cash required: would exchange for
clear apt. house site. or acreage: no agents
Phone OWNER. Adams 1891.
FOR SALE-OUTO OWNER WILL
sacrifice flreproof building. six apartments
each with Ave rooms. al improvements
hardwood floors glassed-in porches Jani
tors quarters; finest neighborhood. r
st: near 18th. For particulars write AU-
GUST SHUFELDT Kingston. n. Y.
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TREASURE COVE SUMMER COLON
AND COUNTRY CLUB
DnTnM

'ENJOY YOUR OLIDUUR FLEASI - HE .
IN THIS LAND OF NATURAL TREASURE.
Washington ciosest-in waterfront devel
opment--14 miles from Treasury. Building
Cross 1lth Street Bridge Sc. follow car
paved highway. following Treasure Cove
road signs direct to property, Beautiful
sloping shores. wooded hills, club privileges
swimming. boating. fishing. duck shooting
excellent bird and rabbit shooting tennis
base ball, etc, Desirable cottage sites-eaey
left. Write or call
TREASURE COVE DEVELOPMENT co.
928 Investment Bldg. Phone Main 9592. :
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so4 18th, sT.--ENTiREtY REMoDELED.
Ideal location for tailor shop.
WEAVER BROS,
SOP 9th ST. Main a4s6
No. | DUPONT CIRCLE.
LARGE STORE WITH OF
FICES ABON T.. HIGH =
GRADE BUSINESS IOCA-
TION.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.,
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SATE-SJrBJRBAN PROPERTY.
TAKOMA PARK.


ss boo-Most attractive old-fashioned
house with old fashioned grounds ? rooms
and bath all improvements. NV. neat:
car car garage Sale or rent. Terms to suit.
Not far from cars. High and inaoioW leveI LoS; of
Ave large rooms and bath. built-in garage
Lots Of ground 90 by ESQ. on very d,iett'
paved residential street. Ideal Tor chll-
drcn Yer, Very easy tbs terms: District : rooms and
sleeping porch. for rent or sale. A, very sub
stantial home. on car lire. with all lmproxt, Owe,
ments. INV. heat. at practically your own
terms. Garage.
r. D. LILLE.
Laurel and Carroll AYES. Takorna Col. 8s:h
TAKOMA PARK.
Beautiful new 4-room bungalow, 3 blocks
from ear line and store. on pretty paved 81.
E0uippcd with gas range. laundry TUBS,
shades nice electric fixtures. clothes cLosets
terms and price made TO suit small pocket
book
Mortgage Finance Corp.
355 Cedar St. Takoma Park D. c.
Columbia 8sl.
LAUREL, ND
7-room house. electricity, pipeless furnace;
large bath. wash tubs; located on good
S Sss $3.50 tash to all sac pef moGsh
sewerage: conveniently located; Price 81 800;
500 cash. s22 per err m9nth on Apply noi te,,,s to
Laurel Nd. Telephone 119. Res. 3eM
NEW GROOM AND BATH TILE BUNGA-
low ami: oak floors. open fireplace cement
cellar floor. tile garage. garden: lot 50xl6O. .
one block to car line. In Falls CHURCH v q.
Il miles from WASHINGTON; Price, Ga SSa9noUo, q 4oo
w. H. HITE. -
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1916 l. ST, N-W--ONE-pALF OF LARGE
modern store: good central location; suit
able for any business; $50 month. Apply
Evening star., 1926-10-02

SEE THE NEW BUNGALOWS. ELM AVE.
Tahoma Park. and realize how well small
builder and solve your home problems: 8
rooms. bath. ami; large lots. Adams
Evening star., 1926-10-02

21O4 NEW YORK AVE NW-WONDER-
ful location. New apartment house section.
For barber shop. tailor laundry FRANKLIN
Evening star., 1926-10-02

sI5 NORTH CAPITOL NEAR GOVERN.
and bright: h. W h: electricity: back yard.
etc: splendid location for shoe shop: dry
goods oyster house; rent. $50. Key S3l
North
Evening star., 1926-10-02

?o21 LIST ST. N.W-MODERN. ATTRAC-
NV" brick home. : large rooms. tile bath
rear porches garage lot 100 IT: SIS 900.
Phnme OMNER. ErAnlilm l2I. e
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NEW CORNER STORE, SUITABLE ;oR
fiOn Phone West 315T or ClPve 4474
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BASEMENT-IDEAL FOR DELICATESSEN;
real estate. tailor. beauty parlor. 1873
Evening star., 1926-10-02

bl9 9Th ST SE-S15 MONTH NEW;
large store fine location. also ! store. 29o6
FREnRiiCTK F. ALTEMIIs. 2744 14,h St.
81 CORNER or 2lst AND l. SITS. NV
VIII divide to suit tenant. beautiful corner
store with heat furnished viii lease for
term of years al $4,000. Small store.
same address. $1,000.
524 9Th 81 s.c-Store and C rooms and
bath 5000
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OPEN UNTIL Q pm. 6iS ASPEN ST
n.w.-Beautiful cotue detached home :
large rooms aud t'lc bath: sleeping porch
garage Main 1893 g"
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11th ST. NW.--JUST ABOvE MASS.
ave. in apt. house section; good for any
business completely remodeled store and
; rooms: ami. Apply 2919 NJ It. NV.
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MONEY TO LOAN,
WANTED-NONEY

WILL SACRIFICE EXCELLENT End TRUST
note of $500. secured on beautiful NV
home: payable S65 per month in 3 years
Star Office
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Must he sold If you have 81. 600 cash and
want a bargain this is II. Address Box
Sob. Star Office
Evening star., 1926-10-02

FOR RENr-STOREs.
1871 H NE.--LARGE STORE IN DEsTR:
Apply 1907 II ne AZ
1916 PA. AVE. N.w-Unusuai opportun-
~! rty; large rooms over 7. O.. very reasonable
large sign. space.
1917 ST. N.W.-STORE. IN CORNER
hnlding active neighborhood: suitable for
tailor tailor dyelng or cleaning. barber or real
ssIg ssd@ Ia1h Ian1 ST ~ SwLARGEy - sT0EE 0T}SE
cl0l RHODE ISLAND AVE. = Elm THE
neast Of busy and E1oynS WoodTdse req
303 D ST NV
Store and room dwelling; rent. 500. 3.
coon LOCATION IL BROOKLAND. SUIT
sSSa's 90 sor,S $3sS e. RfiDER sSS7 s's
Ilth ST. w.-JUsT ABovL MASS:
ave in apt. house section good for any
oSmpe'ey Appy Sss ''eF' e a"@
NEW CORNER STORE. SUITABLE FOR
Phne Wat 9s'' or csSe sec
BASEMENT-IDEAL FOR DELICATESSSEN,
real estate. tailor, beauty parlor 1873
sl5 NoRTH CAPITOL, NEAR GOVERN:
ana DffaS spend location for SHOE shop dry
goods or oyster house: rent $50 Key s31
North Capitol
1916 l. ST NW-ONE-pALF OF LARGE
modern store, good central location; suit.
able for, any business; $50 month Apply
on premises.
2I04 NEW YORK AVE NW-WoNDER-
ful location. New apartment house section.
For barber shop. tailor. laundry. Franshn
bI9 sth ST SE-S75 MONTH. NEW:
large store. fine location: also store. 29o6
tFRREnRniGK F. ALTEMr1s. 2744 14,h st.
r. CORNER or 2lst AND l. STS. NV
viii divide to SUIT tenant besntifnl i II corFer se
term of years at $4,000. Small store.
bath 500 90
iol;i 4th st. Large store $65.oo.
3es Investment Bldg. NJ 1897.
37l4 Ilh N.W-And garage ........ $50
~ y, 9th 81. NV. .................. 200
390l j. Mt Pleasant .............. q
'!So ., EpwA%RR p SCHWARTZ, iSc:; %
IA 10th NV. - Main 6:l0
1923 WATER ST. s.W FISH
7oaa aoti AZ St. sw-stcolle. 5 rooms " 5000
THOMAS p BRoWN.
1856 TO 1866 PARK RID. NV:
1888 TO 1851 KENYON ST. NV.
in tHis prograasiye mSS s'G neishborhood available
at $50 and S15 qsr p gHTfl mGn1h; co
Main 2IOo. 925 10Th St NV.
FREE! FREE! FREE!
Store. . rooms. bath. 9TH st. Sc.
ms ms"'n 500 req coorsdo ref Bde aoF s e6re cu
3l26 18th ST. NE.
Large double corner store 5o-foot front
or drug store Rent reduced. Apply
617 7th St Nv.
200 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
LARGE. MODERN STORE. CoNCEs-
4Ol 18th ST. Sc.
1oR G9RMER S$E 30 STORE. SUITABLE FOR TAI
". ]. PILLING.
1416 + ST. NV.
493 iith sT.-ENTIRE BLDG. -. 100000
a0e 9TH st.-Entire bldg ds........ 6233.0000
GIL Louisiana ave. .......... l20.OQ
}o36 Georgia ayc-Store & CELLAR 1000
50o7 Georgia ave-Heated. ....-.. 1000
1924 9th st-Downtown. ....-... 40on
Cor at Chevy Chase Circle ........ 10000
CAFRlTZ. - ooeo
tth h " Nam 90o0.
e04 18th ST-ENTiRELY REMODELED.
ideal location for tailor shop.
WEAVER BROS.
SOP 15th St. Main a4s6
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FOR SALE-STORES.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

STORE AND TWO APIS on CAR LINZ
new main street. at car stop: $3.50
OWNER. 6t2 Md. ave. ne. 3.
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BY OWNER NEW MODERN SEVEN ROOM
hrl"k bungalow; - 500 cash; terms. Call
HVattsyjIlp o.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

AN OFFERING MY CHOICE WATER
front lot at bargain price for quick sale.
Superior location, unusual view; Good o lawn lawn
from Washington. Will accept 5000 Tor lni-
mediate sale, and arrange monthly terms J.:
desired. Tel. Mr. ROSE Main 4516
oWINGs BEACH. The p. :. ROBERTS
cottage. with :. lots. for sale: easy terms.
w. CARL WYATT Adams 1891. -
WATERFRONT BUNGALOWS. AND LOTS.
South River section. % miles from District:
any date; only a fey lots iGi1. actually on
water front: sandy beaches. large oak trees;
good roads. bnaees to Wa .hington: stores.
r. D. IdLLlE, Citizens Bank. Takona Park
Col. 1896.
WATERFRONT LOT-BAY RIDGE. 50x
loo: $1,000: 500 cash balance very easy
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY AT SHADY SIDE.
Md.--A modern tive-room bungalow, of large
living room two bedrooms. kitchen and
bath; screened porches. front and rear; large
attic over house: completely furnished and
entire property in perfect condition; artesian
we'll water in house; excellent roads TO prop
DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON.
Main 1912, 1913 10Th St. NV.
'TRFASTRF COVE SUMMER COLONY
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UHEhAbP c5t ban. bL0HRf OF s l4ih SPA 6,,b NAG 5
RAGE every modern improvement. Al
81 300 this house Is a real bargain. idea y
for large family boarding house. or re
modeling into apartments. Address Box 4"J
Evening star., 1926-10-02

NEW SPANISH HOME--SI5 : 500
Located I'm one OF Washington most rr-
fined northwest sections this room =
bath. thoroushlv modern house offers
chance to buy house with unusual iudi
y,duality at most appealing price. Gail
Evening star., 1926-10-02

OFFICE FACILITIES, law library. appoint
ment service: ST a month. Address Box
o4-B. Star office.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
z.lMdn"-
by SOL METZGER,

One of the thrills of the Army.Navy
basket bail game last season was the
pivoting of Rossma, Army forward.
and one Of the best players in the
country. You see he hailed from
Passaic High School, team that ran
its string of consecutive victories
into a world record. Roosma knew
every trick Of the game and 1t was
his fine work that held the Army in
the lead in the first half.
When Roosma was being followed
closely during dribble he seemed to
sense the whereabouts of his guard
who was coming after him at top
speed. In one instance this guard
was rushing in from Roosma's left.
In one stride he came to dead stop
with his right foot forward Gig. y.
Instantly his left foot came UP on a
line with his right. and just when
every one expected this guard to slap
the ball loose Gig. %, Roosma
whirled around on the ball of his
right foot. made a half revolution
Gig. 3) cleared himself of the guard
and passed to Harry Wilson, breaking
free on the other side of the court.
Roosmas foot work In making the
pivot is explained in the diagram in
the lower right hand corner of the
illustration.
fCopyright. 1926
Evening star., 1926-12-16
With the Bowlers
FOE TOoMEY has hung up the

TOE TOOMEY has hung up the
best 10-game count so far in
the second annual Convention
~ Hall limination tournament,
in which many of the ranking
pin-spillers of the city are competing.
Toomey's total is 1,411, his highest
game being 154 and his lowest 1874.
While both George Isemann and
Walker have registered high games
of 164. they have not been nearly so
consistent as Toomey, Isemann hav-
ing one game of only 116 and Walker
having slipped once to 110. Isemann's
total is 1,27I and Walkers / 1,221, and
there are q number besides Toomey
who boast higher figures than they.
AL Works and Max Rosenberg, final
lists in last seasons tournament, both
are we'll up in the scoring. Works
was the 1925 winner.
Others who, have been smacking the
little naples merrily and their totals
include:
Joe Mulrose, 1888, George Friend,
1929: Tommy Nolan. 1901; Dutch"
Weidman. 1924; Farmer" Cordell,
1,271; Harrison, 1885; Lefty" Goodall.
1.249; Reds" Megaw, 1,247; John
Welsh. 1926; Barnard, 1909; John
Pappas, 1907; Cox, 1,19S: Ray Chaplin,
1,196; Gene Brewer. 1,1S9; Bradley
Mandley, 1,173; Shea, 1,172; Frank
Miller, 1,172; Happy" Burtner, 1855.
1t is probable that a good many of
the bunch will improve their standing
Evening star., 1926-12-16
RUMOR OF BLUECE GOING
IS BRANDED AS FOOLISH
Peckinpaugh Alone Admittedly ON Auction Block,
According to Criff-Ormsby to Umpire for
Harris Team i'm Spring Exhibitions.

business out here it does not appear
likely that the Washington club is
| going to be benefited by any deal
made during the session. Naturally
all the managers are out to get the
best of any deal consumated and no
one seems to have anything to offer
that would not demand the transfer
to him of virtually all the strength
Of the club taking him up. This Is
meeting of Scotch managers. Were
! David Harum here, he probably
would blush with shame.
Perhaps the only new material
President Griffith will have acquired
during his brief stay in this city will
be the two Midwestern collegians who
are supposed to be the red-hot babies
of the varsity diamond of this section
Of the country. Contracts calling
upon these two youngsters to join the
Nationals the later part of next June
were offered them this morning and
in all likelihood the papers will be
signed.
One of these young fellows has been
sought by several big league clubs
and it is gossip here that two OF the
new managers of the American cir.
cult offered substantial bonuses for
his name at the foot of fat contract.
But the promising athlete happened
to be morally obligated to a friend OF
Griffith's and the National president
was fortunate enough, as it may turn
out, to have first call on the aspiring
collegian.
Ormsby to Umpire for Griffs.
Although Robert Emmett Ormsby,
American League umpire, was taken
on by the Nationals early yesterday
as their umpire for the exhibition
games next Spring. UP until late last
night there was possibility that
Harry Geisel instead Of the red
thatched arbiter would officiate in the
contests in Florida and during the
northward trip from the training
camp. It was intimated that Ormsby
might get a release from his National
contract and tie with the Indians, but
at late hour D. was decided that
Ormsby would stick with the Griffs,
while Geisel got himself Spring job
with the Athletics.
Insofar as the Nationals were con-
cerned, there was little Of moment ex-
pected to develop at today's joint ses.
sion of the American and National
Leagues. In fact, Manager Stanley
Harris thought prospects of any deal
that would benefit his club materializ-
ing SO slight that he anticipated leav-
ing Chicago shortly after noon today.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
FULLER WILL COACH
EPISCOPAL TOSSERS

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December 16
Earl u. Fuller will coach the Epis
copal High School basket bali team
this season it was announced by the
school athletic association. Fuller
is an athletic director at the Young
Mems Christian Association in
Washington and has coached Episco-
pal teams before.
Ben Boogher and Gibson alone
from last years varsity squad will
face Mckinley Technical High
Washington schoolboys visit to open
the Maroon and Blacks court card
Alexandria High Schools fast-trav.
cling basket ball squad that scored
a 36-to-31 victory over Quantico
Marine Corps Medical Detachment
In its first game, was to play Ewayely
Preparatory School at Manassas this
afternoon. Ten players We're to make
the trip.
william Travers and Marshall
Smith will start at forwards for the
locals, with Lester McMenamin CEN
ter. and Capt. Bernard Cohen and
Pete Williams, guards.
Alexandria's next home game will
be Monday, when Strayer's Business
College of Washington appears at the
Armory Hall.
"Jink" Feagan has been appointed
coach OF the St. Mary's seniors
junior basket ball champs of this city
last season. Feagan starred with the
old-time Lyceum Club as a forward.
st. Mary's Ceitics will play Western
High School here Saturday night at
the Armory and are hoping to atone
for a 23-to-2i lashing received from
the Georgetown five last year. East
ern High will be entertained here
December %. closing the Celtics' ac-
tivities on the court until after the
Christmas holidays.
Dewitt Preparatory School haA
been booked for game here March
l6. instead Of January 8. Negotia- =
tions for the game We're closed yes
terday.
Pirate Junior and midget basket ball
quints are anxious to book games
through Manager BIZ Hammond at
AT Queen street, Alexandria.