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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
Famous Minstrels to Disband.

WILMINGTON. Ohio. December -
F.-After Al years on the road. the
Al g. Fields Minstrels announced
last night their decision To disband,
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12
At Your Library

Pheasant Jungles, William Beebe.
A new book by this naturalist and
writer is always anticipated by
those who have enjoyed his previous
books on nature and wild life. With
his usual Zest he has written OF his
adventures, servants and thoughts
while studying pheasants in Ceylon.
Burma Tibet and Borneo. 5CS-
'B292p.
Romance OF the Atom, BENJAMIN
Harrow. Some of the glorious
achievements of chemists and ply
sicists In unraveling some OF the
profound mysteries hidden within
the atom, are accurately and at
tractively written. 541.2-H24.
Nutrition Work With Children, L.
]. Roberts. This comprehensive edu-
cational program includes not only
work with children but parents.
teachers and social workers 612.39-
R54.
Favorite Recipes OF Famous
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12
FOUR MILLIONS IN
DAY'SSTOCK Gu
Jesse L. LiVermore Engineers
Pool for Big Earnings

New York, April II pa scnsa-
tonal stock market coup of $4,000
600 is attributed to Jesse l.. Liver
more by the New York Times to-
day.
Reports in Wall Street from per-
sons known to be in Mr.. Livermore's
confidence says the Times. are that
the coup was made in a cleverly
nanoeuvred pool operations In stock
OF the Freeport Texas company.
These reports. the Times asserts, re-
ceived support in the stocks recent
swift ascent. The ste k yesterday
touched "a SIS, is below Its high
tor all time, reached Saturday. Its
low mark was in 1925 and 10 SIS
in 1926.
Mr.. Livermo ore is reported to have
directed the pool operation. The
reports did not touch on whether
the alleged pool still exists. The
Times point ont that, If the pool has
not been dissolved. Livermore' S
tabled profits are still largely on
paper and there Is yet the posi-
blity of their being reduced.
Freeport Texas company stock
has come to be known as the most
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12

Muir who dealt with many OF these
criminals in his professional capac-
ity. 343-F33.
Redemption, An Anthology OF the
Cross. George Stewart. A collection
OF poetry OF especial appeal at
Easter time. 232-St4
The Ten Commandments. H. S.
Coffin. These sermons were preach
ed in the autumn and winter of
l9l4-l9l5. and are reprinted with a
Christian application to present con-
dtions, 222.l6-C65.
The Drifting Home. f. r. Groves.
Among other institutions open to
scrutiny these days is the home
which is receiving much OF the
blame for certain recent problems.
In this, the three types OF homes
art discussed: the good, bad and
the bewildered. 11S.7-G91.
Italy and Fascismo, Luigi Surge.
A careful analysis is provided for
the English reader OF the historical
process which has led 20 the over
throw OF the Italian Constitution,
and the crises which have brought
Italy to its present state. 945-St9.
4 ROYAL Adyenturcr in the For
etgn Legion. Prince Aage OF Den
mark. The Foreign Legion IS one
OF the Meccas OF romance which
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12

most OF US have to enjoy by prox. &.
In this account the. Prince of Dem
mark asserts that his adventures
went beyond his most romantic ex-
pectations, and in the reading one is
able to enjoy his adventures second
hand. 940.4S-Adl.
A Quaker Adventure. r. A. Fry.
This Is an account OF nine years of
relief and reconstruction work car
ried OUT by the Society of Friends
in several sections OF Europe.
940.4T7-Fg4.
Five Weeks, ]. 7. Scott. Portrays
the surge of public opinion on the
eve OF the great war. 940.S11-Sco3.
War Diary of the Emperor Fred.
erick III. This furnishes a valuable
contribution TO the knowledge of
momentous period OF history. as
mirrored In the mind of an eye wit
ness. 92-FS71a.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12

qL99.
How to Hunt With the Camera.
William Nesbit, One form OF hunting
which requires no license: which
has no closed seasons. is the fasc.-
mating sport OF camera hunting.
This author was converted from a
gun 10 a camera and the unusual
studies and photographs with a
complete guide to all forms OF pho
Biography prove that his conversion
was a very happy change for his
hunting tendencies 770-qNS6.
Book of Play Production. Milton
Smith. Information for choosing. re-
hearsing. producing. costum!ng.
lighting plays is given together with
other valuable material. 7a2-Sm5.
Folk Dances OF Denmark and
Folk Dances Of Finland. Elizabeth
Burchenal. Given with music. 793-
qBS9. and 793-qBS9f.
Letters to Young F'ly-Fishers, Sir
G.. G.. Aston. II you are one OF the
people who think there is nothing
in the world quite like fishing with
a fly, You will find that this book
has been written precisely for your
information and enjoyment. 799-AsS.
Pen and Ink, G.. \. Pocock.
Twelve practical talks on the art of
writing English prose with studies
OF contemporary writers-Kipling,
Mase,ield. Galsworthy. Wells, and
Hudson. SOS-P75.
Merry Merry Cuckoo, jeanette
Marks. The author has caught the
free. imaginative spirit Of the Welsh
in this collection Of seven plays.
Sl2-M34m.
A Hundred Wonderful Years, Mrs.
c. S. Peel. a fascinating record Of
the social and domestic life which
divided the Eapoleonic war from the
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12

World ~~r, perhaps the most Won
derful century there has even been.
914.2-P34.
Wayfarer In Spain, A. NJ. 8. New
bigin. Castles In Spain and other
features of interest are described as
viewed by the Wayfarer. 914.6N46.
The South Africans. S. G.. Millin.
A most informative and enjoyable
study OF modern Africa and its peo-
pie with a historical sketch includ-
ed. 916,S -M62.
In Borneo Jungles ". O. Krohn.
Adventures descriptions and travels
in the land of the Dyaks. 91e.11-
k9l.
Scouting on Two Continents, F r.
Burnham. An absorbing narrative
OF South Africa adventures told in
autobiographed form. Sir Rider
Haggard has said of Burnhams that
he is more interesting in real life
than are any of Haggard's own
heroes OF romance. 92-B9296.
Road to the Temple. Susan Glas-
pell. The romance OF an American
~ " as ~ btStA -f VA wv 'Ai''4f
sippi and buried by the TEN pie of
Apollo in Delphi; being the story of
promised land which was entered
during her later years. 92-C119.
The Tired Child, Max and Crete
Seham. As result OF years OF study
the principles OF the development,
psychology, physiology, factors Of
4 ,,,o a,,,
have been worked out. This study
is given together with a schedule OF
rational habits. 37l.71-Se4.
Famous Criminals and Their
Trials, S T. Felstead. Many highly
interesting secrets Of some OF the
notorious malefactors OF history as
revealed in the journal OF Richard
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12

Chefs, +. c. Caron. By keeping for
several years a scrap book in which
were recorded recipes from many
chefs and many sources this author
has collected many different and
particularly appetizing recipes in
Guiding some for the sub-deb who
likes "eats" and the college girl who
wants spreads" 64l-C22.
Statesmen in Marketing Strategy,
l.. s. Lyon. The task Of constructing
and using a sales force and the using
Of strategy to a greater degree are
analyzed for the benefit of students,
sales managers, statesmen and eco
nomists. 65S.S-L9S.
Solving Sewage Problems. G. W.
Fuller and J. r. McClintock. A.
manual Of the entire subject deal
ing particularly with the phases OF
it which concern city officials and
engineers. 62S.3Ml9.
The Undefeated, G. W. johnson.
This is a story Of the conception OF
the Stone Mountain Memorial and
its partial execution by Gutzon
Borghum, who was chosen 10 per-
form one OF the worlds greatest en-
ginecring fcats. 7S5-B64.
Metalcraft and Jewelry. f. r.
Kronquist. This acquaints the read
er With the metals chiefly used by
craftworkers, and shows step by
step, the practice OF metal craft for
the amateur, OF eSDeCial interest 10
those who would like to do some
thing worthwhile with their time
but who know nothing about such
crafts. 739-Ko2.
History of Caricature, Bohun
Lynch. Early secular caricature.
eighteenth century, Continental,
English and American caricature
are discussed and illustrated. al
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12

interesting speculative issue on the
New York Stock Exchange. 1t has
been a market spectacle for some
weeks Dividend payments on it on
an annual basis Of 50 were resumed
las. February. This was recently
increased to 81 through the declar-
alton of quarterly dividend OF 81.
payable May 2.
The stock had a bad break yes
terday. passing within an arc of 5
points and closing at - with a net
loss Of IL points.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12
CENTRAL JR. II. s. NOTES

The weekly auditorium program
At the Central Junior High school
this week is furnished by the Oral
club. under the direc-
ton of Miss Libby and the oral En-
preston club 2. under the direction
OF Miss Stone.
The program is as follows:
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12

Song-Pupils in Assembly.
Announcement by the Social Come
mlttee.
Oral Expression Club /:
Unlucky Nose -. Dorothy PagO
y Boy and His Stummick 49,.
........ Lillian Anderson
Musical Reading-Soap .......
............. kathline Hodge
Little Orphan Annie .........
..... Clara kaufersweleu
When Morning Breaks .......
............... Clara Parties
Grandpa's Spectacles .........
....... Bertha Vengler
The Girls Glee club sang during
intermisslon.
Oral Expression Club ?:
Posture Exercises for correct pose
In reciting. etc.
House and Road ..........
......... Mildred HinchclifYa
Dreams ..... Rowland Rogers
Facing Life ..... Ruth Lindqu,st
The social committee announced
that the proposed social will not be
held this week as 1t IS Holy Week
but Il will be held at a later date.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12

An aviator in single-seater Brit
ish plane few upside down for four
minutes and As seconds recently.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12

--12X50. extra long, a limited
quantity. The greatest value
we've ever offered. for living
room. for bedroom, etc.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12

Imitation of genuine filet
hand made laces. This is
very unusual. in fact. there's
only 46 dozen at this price.
Evening star., 1927-03-24
Help MAT,E{('Ont'd.

RETAIL vegetable clerk, expe-
rienced; must be qualified to
make attractive displays; pref
erably one with local expert
ence. Apply o23 B st. NV.
WINDOW TRIMMER'S help
er; young man between the
ages of Is and 2l. Experience
necessary. Apply Mr.. Weak,
WILLIAM HAHN & CO.,
9TH and K st. Store.
S A L f S MANS opportunity.
There is a real opportunity for
? statesmen to sell the fastest
moving line of automobiles on
the market. You don't have to
be selling autos to qualify for
one of these real money jobs.
but you must know how to work
long hours and to follow orders
to the letter. If you can prove
you possess these qualifications
we can prove that we offer a
real opportunity. See Mr.. Hay
den or Mr.. Cannon at the Lut-
trell Co., 18th and r. |. ave.
Evening star., 1927-03-24
OFFICE FURNITURE
BY Private Party Moving Office.
Steel. Medium sized Safe,
16Oo RI St NV
DIAMOND BARGAINS.

Lady's diamond flexible brace
let, extra wide. Contains 127
large blue-white diamonds per-
fectly matched in size and color,
and has also 9 triangular sap
phires. Mounting is handmade
of solid platinum and individu-
ally designed. To appreciate its
value you must see it. Can be
bought for .......$l, $4,000
Lady's diamond engagement
ring. A very fine diamond soli-
taire weighing l and 15-1OO
carats, perfectly cut and beauti-
full in color. Handsomely set in
exquisite solid platinum mount
ing studded with II diamonds
and sapphires. Owner paid orig
inally $4,000. Will sacrifice
for ........... S4Z5.UO
TRIBBY'S
615 18th St. NV.
Next Door to Keith's Theater.
Established 20 Years.
Evening star., 1927-03-24

FORD TUDOR SEDAN 1879. run 066
l nllles: looks like new: 1925. i4if i4th ",
ppOhD FoRD0R SEDAN, 1924: new grav
rp aSrppAnn nnish. unusually good rubber ana
Si n1ntcaiIy splendid car; inspect this one.
% Inc 20: easiest terms: Parkway Motor
evenings and Sundays " ""'' "Veh
Evening star., 1927-03-24
SHOE Statesmen.

We have an opening for sew
cral thoroughly experienced
shoe statesmen during the Easter
holidays. Good salaries and
pleasant surroundings. Address,
stating full particulars regarding
experience, Box l8-N, Star Office.
Evening star., 1927-03-24

| CHEVROLET SEDAN 1924-Splendid con-
dtion throughout many extras: will sacri-
! fee: $3.50. II you haven't all cash pay what
! you and the balance monthly. 1880
Argonne Terrace (16th and Col. rd). Col
Evening star., 1927-03-24

| OAKLAND TOURING, 1924 motor has
| jTst feen gone over, and is in perfect me
chanical shape: fully equipped. including
rear bumper and mOtometer: good servic-
able open car for the family: ready TO go:
no additional expense: must be seen TO
appreciate the value of this buy: terms
H. B. Leary. Jr.. & Bros. 1891 18th. Open
nt-n iinr,s I'd fIrn1a
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Continued ON NeAt fare.o
Evening star., 1927-03-24

OAKLAND COACH-Guaranteed the sans a.
new car and looks like new in every re-
spect: the finish is excellent. rubber is brand
new. the upholstery is perfect. Look this
car over: viii give any demonstration. Price.
S145: your car in trade: easy terms Adams
Motor Co., 2O12 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1927-03-24
OLDSMOBJLE 'FOCR, in good condition :
real bargain $50 90 Col 10I72-J 25s

PACKARD SEDAN-LIMOUSINE. 1924: fully
equipped and in immaculate condition: has
had family Use with chauffeur care: "A
chance TO obtain this beautiful car at a
sacrifice: YOU can not appreciate the value
OF this car until you see it and talk 70 Iis
about the price and terms. Fl. B. Leary
Jr. & Bros. 1891 14th st. NV. Open eve
uinRs and Sunday
Evening star., 1927-03-24

OAKLAND SPORT ROADSTER-This is the
car your are looking for If you want beauty.
eaupped and has Dueo finish. 4-wheel
brakes, rumble seat and wire wheels. IL
has been run but few miles and looks like
new: new-car guarantee. Price. SS75 your
car in trade easy terms Adams Motor Co !
| A II u
Evening star., 1927-03-24
PERSONAL.


FoNFTDENTTHL DETECTIVE SERVICE
Sor ~ Years; secretly obtained evidence and
Information: expert shadow service: advice
nnntiais: member Of American Associations
Sonrs daily; come in and talk 1t over: we
viii help you solve your problem; BRAD.
EnRi1 inc. Transportation Building. l7th
and nv Phone franklin 500. "9'
IV1T1BLE sTENOGRAPHER, SEcRE-
tarv or companion young lady OF refinement
desires position travelling; Europe or South
XSnrica References will he given and are
reouired IN return. Adams 1858.
orr FFATHERWEIGHT ORTHoPEDIC DE-
vice for foot trouble. superior to arch pre-
server shoe made from plaster cast OF your
foot fiji any shoe: immediate comfort. Foot
Correction Laboratory. 6l2 r NV Rm. l0S.
PLASTIC BALANCE, LATEST, FRENCH
ing e''' advanced dancing and health. Taught
hwS Olga and Henri (intl dancersl at Intl
Siudios' liza Conn. ave. Main 1925. 24s
SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENT WAVING
only: $50 for marcel permanent wave
innEideS one finger wave later free PEA
COCK BEAUTY SALON. 22l6 14th ST. NV.
Pot 453S. u,
NETTRITIS. RHEUMATISM. SPINAL AD-
iustnents constipation. ETC.: infra red ray;
hot oil and electrical massage: body building :;
tana' 1925 M NV Main Also. Fr 1860
MARIE STEVENS. EXPERT PERMANENT
removal of facial hair and moles. 81. Scien-
tific facial scalp and hot-oil treatments, 81
90 wears experience: satisfaction guaranteed
302 Kresge Bids ll05 6 ST. apll'
Evening star., 1927-03-24

PAIGE SEDAN. pass. run hut 500 mileR
has special disc wheels and balloon tires. The
less. This car cost SO 900 and can be bought
today at an immense saving. Cash. trade
and terms. Packard. 1907 Kalorama rd.
b1S 10th st ne.
Evening star., 1927-03-24

PACKARD COUPES. sEDANs. .arious mod.
els. rebuilt and refinished. Every car backed
by Packard reputation. See these good buys
before you decide ON any car. Packard.
1907 Kalorama rd.
Evening star., 1927-03-24

PAPERING, PAINTING---Rooms pointed up
up Painting at lowest prices. Get benefit
"f fu!l season prices. Terms up. to -
ptUlitfs Fstimatr- gladly given. Abelnian
I. to. 4SUJ "a Col. 3iO.
Evening star., 1927-03-24
HOSTESS.

AN experienced wrapper for
coats. suits and dresses. Apply
Mr.. Becker. Erlebacher's, 1910
I st. NV.
Evening star., 1927-03-24
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000. Branch
115
Evening star., 1927-03-24

closs1 1S-ls,arge assortment OF open And
sbsrss;;a ssbrms; Barry Pate Motor Co. Inc SsM
AZ ssssssrnnnsh nsh ave, NV. and 1918 Conn. ave. W
" q. q q ave sc. Nand 1909 Wisconsin ave
NV: Adams 5000 and Main $50 S'- e'e.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-12-15

Sunday morning and not at Finley.
All those who have cars will be
at the church to take the Finley
folk to Hover for the services.
Mr.. Perkins has been quite sick
with cold but is much better.
Mary Marie Beale is down with
scarlet fever now, just as they
hoped to be pronounced free. 1t is
hoped she will soon be well.
Very few people were out to
Grange last Friday night. So many
of the members having colds just
now. The Worthy Master was out
tho and there was a good bust
ness meeting in spite of the num-
Der. Grange will meet again Fri
day, Dec. %. The lecturer will have
Christmas program that night.
The farmers of this community
had quite a pleasant surprise the
early part of this week when Mr..
Durdle, county agent, came in and
looked around with a view Of help
ing them in the interest Of dairy
work. That is fine thing and ev-
cry farmer should take advantage
of his offer and So help to work
up a good dairying business. These
men are glad to welcome such Wis
its and hope to see Mr.. Durdle or
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-12-15

services on account of the awful
cold weather which came so sud-
denly Friday night when the tenn
perature dropped to ten above ze-
70. 1t has moderated little since
then. The weather did not inter-
fere with the Sunnyside Gospel
team coming down. Those who at
tended the service certainly had
splendid time. Rev. Art Pope
began his evangelistic services
Wednesday night of this week and
will continue until Sunday night,
December 18th. The song service
will begin at 1880 and last for half
an hour each night after. which
Mr.. Pope will have charge. You
are cordially invited to all of these
meetings. Come and bring friend
with you. Prayer meetings every
night at z, o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Huber of
Bend, Oregon were visitors at the
E. M. Blue home Saturday.
Mrs. F. ]. Arnold of. Kennewick
came with Mr.. and Mrs. Swayze,
and presided at the piano for the
evening service.
Next Sunday morning Sunday
School will start at 10 o'clock. The
Rev. Art Pope will be at Hover
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-12-15

The Girl Scouts met at the home
of Mercedes Sprague Monday eve
ming. The girls did first aid work
under the direction of Miss Wini-
fred Huntington until time for the
debate at the high school. Later
they returned to the Sprague home
for refreshments and a social.
Rex Fiske has been off duty at
Neumans meat market this week
on account of the serious illness
of his mother. Mrs. Fiske who
suffered a paralytic stroke Sun
day was taken to the Pasco hos
J pital where she passed away this
evening.
The members of the Needle club
are having their annual Christmas
party today at the home of Mrs.
j. P. Martin with Mrs. Roy Wash
burn and Mrs. Ed Rankin also hos
tesses. They will have one o'clock
luncheon and afterwards a pro-
CRANE and exchange of gifts.
Rev. Walter A. Stevenson d. d.
of Spokane will give three lectures
at the Methodist church, one Sum
day evening at 7:30 and one Mon
day and Tuesday evenings. His
Sunday evening subject will be
"The Ravages of Present Day Ath-
eism;" Monday. "What Stimulates
and Sustains Atheism ?" Tuesday,
"The Answer to Science to IS
There A God?" DIR. Stevenson
comes highly recommended as a
speaker and should be heard by all
who have the time to attend.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-12-15

any others who are at all inter-
ested in the farmer and his work,
come and talk things over.
The Rev. Robert Thompson ac-
companied by F. G. Baker, E. NJ.
Blue and F. z. Masters attended
the Yakima Layman's conference
meeting at Sunnyside Monday eve
ming. They had a very fine meet
ing which all thoroly enjoyed.
w. +. Broadus Of Southern CAL
ifornia who recently took over the
Carl Myers place now occupied
by Principal T. C. Baker is here
with his partner and quite busy
on the land with tractors getting
the land ready for spring seeding.
They are at present staying with
Mrs. Ed Waldron, until the first
of January when they will take
over full possession and have their
family with them.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-12-15

Mrs. C. E. King and daughter,
Evelyn, were in Walla Walla Sat
urday.
Mrs. Jack Kincaid is entertain
ing the Thursday Bridge club this
afternoon.
Mrs. Van Eiman was taken to
the Pasco hospital Friday for med
ical treatment.
Mrs. E. r. Smith arrived today
from st. Paul to visit her brother
K. C. Clifford.
The Arts and Crafts department
of the Woman's club will hold
their annual Christmas luncheon
with Mrs. McKain Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McIntire
and little son Billy, of Occur d.
Alene were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Williams.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-12-15
/ LITTLE STORIEs. OF THE WEEK

N. w. Mattecheck has been in
,own this week.
Mrs. M. M. Brownell has been
mite sick the past week.
Rert Plowman was in Spokane
~ business the last of the week.
J. M. Cornell was down from
Yakima on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Barnes and
Betty were in Walla Walla Mon
day.
Mrs. C. c Williams is entertain
me few friends at luncheon to-
day.
John Divine of Spokane was a
guest at the Fred Higley home yes
terday.
Edward Sheppard, who has been
,eriously i'll this week, is reported
some better today.