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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

Recent accessions at the Public LII
brary and lists Of recommended read
ing will appear in%this column eacn
Sunday.
Fiction.
Benchiey, r. c. The Early Worm.
Chesterton, G.. K. The Return OF Don
Quixote.
Hyne, c. J.. C. The Marriage Of Cap
Mason. L. Fl. Three Lights From a
Ryner, J. H. The Ingenious Hidalgo.
MIGUEL Ceramics.
Thomson. J. w. Red Pants and
Wharton. Edith. Twilight Sleep.
Wildman, Rounsevelle. Tales Of the
Malayan Coast.
The Arts.
Advertect, Inc. South Bend, Indiana.
Advertect Homes. WIM-Ad9.
Burkner, Richard. Kunstpflege In
Haus und Heimat. 1910. W-B919.
Mayer, Emil A Manual of Bromoil
and Transfer. WRRI-M45m.E
Odell, G. c. D. Annals of the New
York Stage. 2 ". VUS3-Od25 Ref.
Pourtales, Guy de, Comte. La Vie
dc Franz Iiszt, 1928. VW10-L699p.
Rosenberg, Manuel. Course in Car
looming. WMv-R72.
Education.
Bowen, w. p. The Conduct of Physi.
cal Activities In Elementary and
High Schools. VS-B673c.
Brace. D. K. Measuring Motor Abil'
ity. VS.B723m.
College Entrance Examination Board.
Entrance English Questions. 1901.
1923. 1924. IxS3-C6S7ee.
Koos, L. v. The Junior College. w.
1924. Ref. IX83-K836ju.
Moehlman. A. B. Child Accounting.
1924. Ref. IPO-M72c.
Russell, Charles. The Improvement
of the City Elementary School
Teacher in Service. 1922. Ref.
IQ-R9l3i.
Paterson, D. G. Preparation and Use
Of New Type Examinations. Ret.
Stevens, D. Fl. The Teaching of Col.
lege Composition. ZB.St46.
Wilkes. e. T. Baby's Daily Exercises.
VS-W655.
History. and Travel.
Bitterauf, Theodor. Geschichte der
Franzosischen Revolution. 1911.
F393-B54s.
Duryea, Mrs. N. L. s. Mallorca the
Magnificent. G272-D93.
Guttag Bros, New York. Coins of
the Americas. PN.G96.
Harrigan. N. H. Travelling Light
Hutton esas r Edward. cities of Sicily.
Laprade, w. T. British History for
American Students. F45.Ls17.
Poete, Marcel. Une Vie de Cite Paris.
2v. 1924'1927. F39P-P75.
Poete. Marcel. Une Vie de Cite Paris:
Album. 1925. F39P.P75a.
Rostovtsev. M. I. A. History of the
Ancient World. ". /. FO2.R73E.
Aus Xnas,3,o Joseph. cyclOps' Eye.
Galsworthy, John. Verses New and
Old. YP.G137v.
Shaw, g. B. The Authors Apology
From Mrs. Warren's Profession.
1905. VUB-sh2.
Shakespeare. William A Midsum.
mer Nights Dream. YD.S5M5s.
Ellis. G. w. Jest for Fun. WV.
El55j.'
Religion.
Brown, c. r. The Making of a Min.
lister. Cx-B816m.
| Harper. w. A. Youth and Truth.
CK.H232y.
Mukerji D. G. The Face of silence
BAI-M89.
| Wyand. +. B. The Misunderstood
Christ. CZ.W972m.
Science.
| Crantz. Paul. Planimetrie Zum selb.
, stunterricht. LED-C85s. 1911.
| Durand, Herbert. My Wild Flower
Garden. RIS-D936m.
Coicord. w. A. Wings and Paws.
jO-C673w.
Eckhardt. w. r. vogelzug una vo.
gelschutz 1910. PE-Ec52.
Eichinger, Alfons. Die Pile. 1911.
ND. Ei24.
King. l.. Y. The Beginners Garden.
RIS-K5Sb.
Schmidt, e. w. Das Aquarium, 1911
MZ.Sch53.
| Weber. Leonhard. Wind und Wetter
1910. MH.W3S3.
Social Studies.
| Birkenhead, +. z. 8. First Har1 ~
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Lake Red With Fish.

SCOTS BLUFF, Nebr.. June 25.--
Some years ago a few hundred gold
fish were dumped into Lake Huffman,
near here, by mistake. Now there are
so many the water has a reddish tint.
Some 10000 were removed at one sein.
ing. Another carload Is to be taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26
Emden to Visit Alaska.

Instructions have been issued by the
War. Department for the extension OF
the usual courtesies and facilities to
the German cruiser Emden its visit
to the port of Juneau. Alaska, during
July in the course of trainint; cruise
along the Pacific Coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

A dollar found is less valuable
than a quarter earned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

Did you know that, in spite of the enormous
IS years after it's initial opening; you still can
buy in this marvelously successful development
waterfront or near waterfront site at price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

hardly in excess of what you would have paid
for it 10years ago?
That selecting from Our list of over 90 you can
buy an attractive, sturdy 4 or room bungalow
with modern convenienees in beautiful condi-
ton for from $500 to ST 500; this being about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

THE FIG SHOW. BY McCready
Huston, author of 'HuiingS
Quest" New York: Charles Serb
ner's Sons.
lust as meeting some person for
the first time. SO in taking up a
new novel. Within the first few min
utes one may sense, in both cases.
that difference from the common run
that stamps the man md the book
with distinct personality and charm.
So, inside the first half dozen pages,
''The Big Show" declares an attrac-
tive individuality of its own. And.
IN sum, it proves TO be both study and
story. No simple achievement this,
TO keep the balance between the two
so that both ends may be served. The
matter begins with boy and the cir
Gus. And throughout it confines it.
self to the same boy and to some as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-25
P0MP MARKS FUNERAL
OF PRINCE SIGISMUND
Prussian Sportsman Buried Amid
Military Display of I'm
pcrial Days.
Y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN. August 25.-With all the
military pomp Of imperial days, Prince
Friedrich Sigismund of Prussia, prom
inent German sportsman, was laid to
rest in the family vault in the park
Of Glienicke, near Potsdam. The dash
ing cavalry officer of the World War
was killed at the equestrian tourna-
ment in LuZern.
The funeral ceremony was attended
by President Won Hindenburg, who ap-
peared in the full-dress uniform of
field marshal, with baton and helmet.
Members of the former royal family
were present.
The hearse was drawn by four
chargers draped in sweeping black
cloth bearing the royal coat of arms.
Above three airplanes circled slowly
with long black trailers. Immediately
behind the hearse the favorite horse
of the deceased, Sacred Spear, walked
alone.
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FEET FASHION TRINKETS.
Craftsmen at STEAMBOAT Still EN-
ploy That Method.
Correspondence OF the Associated Press

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
CONSTANTINOPLE. - Craftsmen
who fashion trinkets with their hands
and feet still thrive in and around the
Great Bazar." little tomb.like CITY
of its own on one Of the seven hills
of Stamboul.
Copper and iron smiths hammer
out their wares in small recesses
along the miles OF arcades in the great
irregular stone building that is dark,
smelly and dusty with the dust of
centuries.
Woodworkers in booths around this
building use bare foot and one hand
to hold their cutting chisel in turning
objects on small lathes.
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ON WAY
TO VISIT OLD HOME
Little Falls Eagerly Awaits
Return of Famous
Son Today.
BY the Associated Press.

LITTLE FALLS. Mimi. August
25-A blond-thatched lad flew into
the Dawn, across the Atlantic and to
Paris, bringing a world to its feet.
cheering and giving Little Falls an
undisputable right to be proud of
itself.
Today, the blond thatch and the
lanky frame of Col. Charles A Lind
bergh were coming back home; back
TO the place where he lived from the
time he was . years old until he was
90, and the home folks were ready
with the welcome only home folks
can give.
Eager TO See Old Place.
Besides former neighbors and
friends. there were a host of mani
mate things Col. Lindbergh has been
wanting to see. Mainly. there was the
old 'place"-100 acres of farm land
and a 1O-room house on it. 1t is the
house in which he who was to be
come Col. Lindbergh spent his youth.
Relic hunters had sought it out long
since, and 1t wears the scars they in
f1icted. Years, too. have left their
marks, for the house was built in
1904 by the late Representative
Though it was a Representative
home. it was just a farmhouse until
the boy, who once played about on
its floors achieved great fame. Over
night it became a priced place of
historic significance.
May Purchase Homestead.
Col. Lindbergh and Mrs. Evangeline
Lindbergh, his mother, are expected
TO confer while here with n N
Bergheim, attorney for the elder Lind
bergh's estate. with a view toward
purchasing the homestead. Col Lind
bergh, with others, is an heir to the
property. Mr.. Bergheim said the
flyer hopes to buy the interests of
other heirs, rehabilitate the building
and re-establish both home and farm.
Mrs Lindbergh did not outline her
plans in a letter she wrote the attor.
ney, but he said he understood the
place was desired as a Summer home
for Mrs. Lindbergh and her son.
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The Washington times., 1927-02-23
District Athletic Club
10 Hold Monthly Bouts

Henry Lamar, local aspiratit for
the iight-heaHyweieht championships
of the world Is to at last receive IFS
first real test. Last night che
Washington ring star was signed 10
appear In & bout against either
Batting Levinsky, former light.
heavyweight champ, Of JEFF Smith.
middleweight sensation on the night
OF March "a, at Warrington Audi
toriiitn under the auspices Of the
District Athletic Club.
A star supporting Bin viii sur
round the main eveIit. Another titlA
contender, Vince Dundee, Of weiter-
weight fame, win engage q fot1did.
able foe on the same card while
popular little Buster Dundee win
appear IN a preliminary. Other pre-
lininaries Of equal caiiber win also
be offered on the program.
The Washington times., 1927-02-23
W0NIE NG0LEERS
QUALIFY

oRMoND BEACH, Fla. FEB. IS.
A brilliant field 0k feminine s0ii
stars lined up for the Qualifying
round Of the south Atlantic w6men's
golf ehampio nshtp here today.
Sectional champions from various
parts OF the country were Included b
the large number teeing of tlifs
morning In an 1S-hBie medal round
the 16 lowest scores turned IN
emitting the sQuaiifierS to matches IN
the first Is for the title.
Mrs. II. Austin Pardue (nee Doro
thy Klotz); Of Chicago. won the title
last year and was back today to de
fend It.
The Washington times., 1927-02-23
Trapshooters Hit
For Good Scores

Frank Burrows, DR.. Stein and
Bob Lfvesoy captured TOP hon6rs in
the Washington Birthday shoot
held BY tie washington Gun Club.
Burrows captured first place in the
first handicap event, Or. stein took
the next two and Livesoy took the
last.
Perfect scores figured in the
shooting. The high score total OF
100 weres Fawsett, Sc; Williams,
%; and Stein, IS. Julius Marcy
won over the field in the doubles,
hitting the targets 80 out Of IS
tries.
The Washington times., 1927-02-23
MD. ST [ Ks
MARGIN

Maryland University, in ending
It's regular schedule tonight by
meeting western Maryland at College
Park, hopes to get better than an
even break on the season, having
won nine games and lost nine.
The Western Maryland game was
listed for tomorrow night but was
put forward d day to permit the
Ola Liners to be IN Atlanta, Ca, In
time tor a days rest before d South
efn Conferences contest. Maryland
drew bye and on Saturday VIII
meet the winner Of the Georgia.
" M. L game.
Western Maryland was re-
sisted stubbOFnIg By GaIIaudet
u the. first half 81 3 game at
Kendall Green but In the second
Western Maryland pulled away
and finally won decisiveIy,
~ to 20.
During fine first 20 minutes it
was nip and tuck, the score at half
time favoring the Marylanderx,
81 to 20.
Ellis. with IA points, and smith,
with IL. led the victors III scoring.
Leo Dyer topped the Kendall Green.
ers with four field goals.
The Washington times., 1927-02-23
Forfeit Came Creates
TRIBE Basketball Tie

A triple tie results in the Senior
Basketball League today as the re-
suit Or q forfeit game. Calvary
failed to appear for its contest with
the Arrows. -.s sss
Calvary, ana Arrows were sched-
lled to play 1t out In the Congress
Heights gym but owing to the fail
ure Of calvary to appear. the
Arrows are now in 4 deadlock with
Epiphany Roses and the Clover
teams FOR first place.
The first game Of the play-ofE
win be held IN the Congress Heights
gym, Friday night. The Arrows
win oppose the CloYers.
The Washington times., 1927-02-23
BerIenbach Plans To
Live In Film
Metropolis

Ali hal The secret is out.
Paul Berlenbach, who used to
be called & Pune Ems z has
been located. he IS in Holly
wood Calf where the movies
grow
What's more, lie intends 10
stay tlIef6. he has pITehased
4 home and, well; who kII6ws5
PethAps there IS little lady,
and, perhaps; but: there, there,
thak isn't fan, is II 4
Anyway, Paul has shaken the
r1bbers and the cola shes So New
York from his Sig feet forever,
II al the recent reports about
rubbers and golashes would not
California weather are true,
be any good out there. he would
reed d boat.
The Washington times., 1927-02-23
RI 4 Y Of +
FOR TITLE

Now for the grand bang oe me
Washington Senior Basketball
League!
Tomorrow night the Arrows and
Clovers viii meet in the Conkress
Heights auditorium III the first
game Of the piayoff OF triple tie
Tor first honors In d Ieagiie that
has had d stormy season.
The winner OF this game viii b.
played next week BY the Epiphany
Hoses, ana It is likely that to the
victor Of this contest will 70 the
leasue championship and the George
Marshall Trophy.
It Is expected tllat the IAague
az meeting TO Be held early
next week. win call il q season,
and make Il easy for the teams
TO play In the A. A. u. cham
plonshiP tournament 70 open
March 3.
The first series .Droyed 0uifa con.
clusiyely that only four teams
would have q chance for hcnorss ~
the end-Epipl1af1y, Glover, Arrow
and Calvary.
Calvary forfeited its last game TO
the Arrows and thus eased the Ar
rows way into 4 tie with the Roses
and Clovers.
The Calvary M. e. unlimited class
team will battle the Anacostia
Eagles, District champions, as part
OF twin bill at Congress Heights
tomorrow night. This game should
be no less interesting. from q stand
point Of competition, than the
league championship contest. II
VIII be the second nesting Of the
Calvarys ana Eagles, the other one
having resulted III q warn battle.
The Washington times., 1927-02-23
Match Wrists
|hBdck Suing,
Says Eudns
BY Charles Chick Evans, u.

II the trouble with your stroke
IL that your swing Is too round.
make It more Of straight up and
down stroke. There Is such 1 thing
as OVERRIDING the forward and hack
ward press. and thereby getting the
face Of the club at 4 wrong angis.
tits good To bear III mind that you
should not move the body too much.
If the drawing back Of the club
makes your left shoulder drop down.
The Washington times., 1927-02-23
WINS
MARATHON

william Agee. Emorywood Ath;
le..c SiuD y baltlmose' z tooay
teiung ms 1rlenos an ABOUT nis
victory III the Augustus Athletic
Clubs modified marathon race:
A.sa he. sor,.4l,,.o e, tan tba,,,
e 80 -. s - -
the Washfngton,s Birthday feature
h1,sa he} ran, M ia over lsssf vssy. ara
80 u. n ! a. So. s 4s
eacn ti,ne iOyereo. tns Tine ". E, LOr tne
81 ~ ialils 80 Lse NJ So 1i W
% TINS ny a1 W W.. t.,s so sst; AZ,
. n.iasas s ~ ba.ll I,aai,
pa.s~ "0s -
=. 4.,.... ~ A,o.,.,,.. c,,,h
race tbs year Ace deed 1 for
IIiiaabls field q runners .' Praets
Afs,ia1;a SsI,,l ~ S.i "a, -. vet NV
Th6 BaItindrs fisssB6y, from
the start found Himself In. 8
woman race with David Farer.
lnn, Finnish American Club.
This pair OF runners were 80
f@r ahead Of the field. ae fliA
fIrst two miles. fl,afS fI,,ere was
eal1 eAAe 1a. n w - Is
n0thang 30 the race Tor Others.
The Finnish runner set an easy and
ataa ~ naca fav Arc Szy;nr,e,.. hoaas
put nearing the enQ Aeee spuELeu
distance OF 100 yards and won
in the good time. 81 minutes Z and
5 Z s,snc,,lls Al
- iSSSOAAuss
4, 49, s5ss3 g n: tf...ss.s sts.y
Tnefe was veteran 41u 3
Hl6Vice "a finish behind the
ss sSsss - :. = L So =. % sl,
Kte9am OA ~ ulstance saule,
finished twelfth while Nelson
The Washington times., 1927-02-23

Benny nOESSAhdAhA v GlOLL ~ 1syAtS
continues to lead the league IN ay-
erage points per game with the
high mark Of 1874, which Saunders
follows with s.7s. Rusty, who has
been performing the past rev days
despite i cold on his chest, viii
have the chance to gain the lead IN
total points over Passon when Phil
adelphia invades the Arcadia court
next Sunday night.
the lead tonight In New York with
the crack Celtics. Neither club has
lost a game. New York having won
eight and Washington six. nc looms
as a nip and tuck struggle.
The Washington team went to
Gotham elated over o hard won
victory in which the Baltimore
Orioles, lea by the redoubtable
Johnny BeckmaTi, former Celtic
star, were on the weekend Of q
s5-to-35 score
The Washington times., 1927-02-23
TAMPA BUSINESS ME \
ACT ON GR|F rs TIP TO
CT AN0T HE|'R|1LUB
BY Louis al. Dougher

Fla Feb Tampas board Of trade meets today
I'll is expected take action the President
CLARK Griffith that another big league club preferably one
National invited year.
quarters with the Washington club
been made for enaging the gE&ndstand
Field engineers have already looked
inside the raceack looking the making another da-
nond Ample club house facilities will be available beneath
stand. s
President Griffith has offered his services in bringing National
ue club here in 1923 probably The PITTSBURGH Pirates who
fOsake California after this
and osdes mot reishd BY baseball clubs ii ffanng
The Washington times., 1927-02-23
COMMERCIAL LEADS

The Commercial National Bank
basketball team Is sitting on top
Of the Bankers Basketball League
today al because they met and de-
feated the Hibbs tossers. 31-1s. The
victory broke a tie for lead between
these two teams.
The Washington times., 1927-02-23
GIRLS SPCRlI|
GOSSIP
By aJefry,' Martin

TIis junior and senior members
of the Capitol Athletic club viii
vie for honors III CLUB swimming
meet at the Z. ". G. Il. pool te.
night 1T 7:SO O'Clock. Since the
CAPITOL A. G. Is noted for its
swimmers, some keen exhibitions
Of aquatic skill afs expected.
Tie Maryland University basket.
ers viii open their schedule this
evening when the Freshman tackle
the Soph6mores and the Seniors
take on the Juniors.
Notice! Betty Kr0nnan, man.
ager Of the Washington "A. CT,
would Ike to have the man
asefs Of the HyattsvfIie co. r
Seniors and the Eaglets get III
touch with her at Franklin
1854, before 5 IN the morning
or after s IN the evening.
On the Sth 0f March, the wash
ifgt6hs win play the st. Martina
team from Baltimore on the East
1ern High floor IN return game.
The Saints nosed the w. A. G.
sextet out BY one point af their
last meeting and the Maroon and
Gray girls are hoping to reverse
the dope this time.
West Washington Church
team win play the First
Church team tonight 1t the Peck
Memorial Church gym az
o'clock. The First Church team
s now leading with aIIswils and
10 defeats III the Baptist Young
Peoples League.
III $50 this evening the Princess
Aggregation win play the Eagles,
an up-and-eonaing team in prac-
tice game at business High.
The Washington times., 1927-02-23
WONDERS TO MEET

The Wonder nine WIN organize for
the coming baseball season. and will
enter the Petwofth Senior League.
The team win meet Friday night at
the Wilson Normal gym at o'clock.