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Evening star., 1928-06-03
PAYS $4,000 FOR HORSE.

CLEVELAND. June ? LAp).-George H
Tipling. Cleveland sportsman an
nounced today he had closed negotia-
tons with w. H. Cane. Goshen. N. Y.
for the purchase of Trotter Sam VIII
liams. The reported purchase price was
S25 900
Evening star., 1928-06-03
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Evening star., 1928-06-03
METRO NINE SEEKS FOES.

Metro Juniors are In the field foi
games with teams in their class. Cal
Manager Davis at Atlantic 42l9.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
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MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS
Incudng games o. Thursday
AMERICAN.
CLUB BATTING.
CLUB FIELDING.
INDIVIDUAL HITTING.

tArranged According to Posltions.l
FIRST BASEMEN
Evening star., 1928-06-03

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Evening star., 1928-06-03

A real, he mans shaving cream which
pfoduets rich creamy latheF Has a
hay rum base which takes the sting out
OF shaving Leaves your face cool and
smooth We sell lots nt il at soc per tube
The Washington times., 1928-02-22

WASHINGTON is peculiarly
free from business LOthariOs"
who make love to their stenOg-
raphers, says Mrs. Louise HI.
Muller. whose 'bIacIx list" of such
employers on her rolls in the vO-
catiOnaI bureau she conducts i'm
connection with Southern Brothers
Business University contains only
five names.
The Washington times., 1928-02-22
Chill DRESS HI I
On MERGER

Did John w. Childress chairman
OF the Public Utilities Commission
PREJUDICE the traction companies
merger plan and disqualify himself
to preside at public hearings. when
the plan was submitted two weeks
ago?
This will be one of the. questions
before the public utilities commit
tee Of the Federation of Citizens
Associations In preparing its cam.
paign on the merger.
William Mex. Clayton, chairman
OF the committee, holds that Mr..
Childress as chairman OF the COM
mission, sits as chief Judge at hear
ings on utility questions, and so
should not express any opinion
whatever on a matter prior to it's
final adjudication by the commits
sion.
The official record of the com.
mission shows that Chairman Chill
dress, when the merger plan was
submitted by the traction officials
and a group of bankers, made the
following statement:
Gentlemen, consider that this
Is quite an important day in Wash.
fngton history. I think that we are
gong to have a great deal of in.
terest attached to this, and I am
sure that the commission Is going
TO lind a way to benefit the com.
muntty and the traction companies
py approving your merger or some.
thing very close to it,"
Chairman Clayton holds that this
statement puts the utilities com.
mission head on record in a way
that disqualifies him to sit in judge
ment on the pending plan, and this
position may be taken by the en-.
tire utilities committee of the fed.
Grafton.
Suggestion by Edwin S. Hege,
federation delegate and member of
the Citizens Advisory Council that
the utilities committee be agiven
carte blanche to proceed along lines
OF their own choosing met with
opposition today. The committee
will insist that the federation at its
special meeting Saturday take a
positive stand pro or con and that
record vote be made showing. how
each delegate votes.
Two merger meetings will be held
tomorrow night. The federation
utilities committee will meet with
Chairman Clayton and Vice Chair
man w. A. Roberts in charge,
while the advisory council will take
up the plan with J. G. Yaden in the
chair,
The Harley p. Wilson traction
merger plan already has reached
a dead stand-still, in the view of
many of its critics.
The attack upon it is converging
from all quarters, and most import
ant Of all is the steady concentra-
ton of Congressional sentiment in
opposition to 1t, as instanced by the
unsparing denunciation of the plan
by Senator Norris, Of Nebraska,
The lobby" working for it al
ready has been unmasked. and,
although active for many weeks.
has had little influence, despite
the political and social interests
brought to bear and the attempted
alliance between the merger mag.
mates and the various organiZa-
tions working for the development
Of Washington, including the Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission.
Suspicion of the plan as a fare
increasing and service reducing
scheme has become general through
out the city. The reiterated assur-
ances OF Senator Capper. chairman
of the Senate District Committee,
that Congress will be extremely
slow to. indorse any plan which
street car-riders Of the city,
The Washington times., 1928-02-22
C0PETTES WORK
OVERTIME

Poiicewomen attached to ethe
woman's bureau of the police de-
partment are required to work 10,
IL and 16 hours a day in spite Of
the eight-hour day law for women,
Mrs. Nina C. Van Wrinkle. chief of
the bureau, admitted during hear
ings on the District appropriation
bill.
Mrs. Van Wrinkle was asking the
District subcommittee OF the House
Appropriations Committee for more
clerical aid when she made this
admission.
Representative Casey Of Penn
sylvania, asked her il the eight
hour day did not apply to her bu-
reau. She replied that 1t did but
IL there is work to be done 1t has
to be done.
Then you are violating the law
all the timer" he asked.
well, do not know that the
law ever applies to the police" Mrs.
Van Wrinkle replied.
The Washington times., 1928-02-22
'RAPS GRI TICS OF
WASHINGTON

Attacking the cemetery d0ga
and pen scullionss who have dc:
famed the name Of George Wash
ington, the clerk Of the Houss
Of Representatives,, william Tyler
Page. yesterday delivered an euIogy
Of the first President when he ap-
peared as speaker before the Rotary
Club.
Mr.. Page pleaded with the Rc-
tarians to give their support ~
movements designed to perpetuate
the name OF Washington and pro-
mote the institutions he fosterea.
The ideals OF Washington were -
toIled by the speaker and VIII BE
exploited through the medium o.
the anniversary in 1882 Of the 200th
anniversary Of the birth Of Wash
ington.
At the conclusion Of his address
Mr.. Page recited Americas creed
of which he is the author.
The Washington times., 1928-02-22
COSTLY LETTERS

It's useless waste to write letters
costing six and twenty cents,
Unless. like q circus come to town,
the interest IL intense.
Compute the saving, by cutting out
the abnOrmality
OF wasting time and paper for q
matter Of fOrmality.
The Director Of the Budget evidently
believes in signs
And had distributed to offices some
-cautiOnaFy lines
On the saving to the Government
from an eating cancer
BY cutting out the rO0tD-26 cents
q letter IL the answer.
Many a man has written a letter he
would gladly recall
TO some loved Eve that brought
about his final fall.
ticket for life
In the way Of alImOny. or to feed
hungry wife. OLD SOCKS.
The Washington times., 1928-02-22

LATE PORTRAIT AT HIS DESK
ing lawyer By dnt Of work however having started as
while still boy when his father financial He attended
night schools and then Georgetown University He
possessing personality dnd without being ao genial with
being commonplace Both active
in local society and he Of number clubs His
hobby is golf He Epcopalan, Of TempeNoyes
Masonic lodge and lives at 1901 Sixteenth St
The Washington times., 1928-02-22

trial cities than elsewhere, and
Washington. without its industrial
life. Is remarkably free from the
"tired businessman who finds
solace in his stenographer.
If you are a. business or profes-
sional man, particular about the
kind OF secretary or stenograpIler
You are about to employ, Mrs. Null
Ter warns, do not be surprised IL
you are asked this question:
Are you q blond or q brunette?''
Blond secretaries and blond en-
ployers seldom work congenially
together she says. It's the old story
OF opposites attracting opposites,
and vice versa.
The Washington times., 1928-02-22

Not a single District Day" has
been held in the House although
the session is almost half gone. The
first District Day. is scheduled for
next Monday but has already been
postponed several times and may
be put off again.
The House District Committee
has reported out ten local meas
ures, but none OF them has re-
ceived consideration on the floor
because OF the postponement Of
District Day.
Many Of the District Committees
subcommittee, however, have not
yet even met and organized and
therefore. many Of the local bills
have not even started on their long
and hazardous trip through the
legislative mill.
The Washington times., 1928-02-22

One bill vitality affecting the
District has been passed and sign.
ed by the President. It was the
smoot- Underhill measure authoriz-
ing the appropriation Of SIS, 900, 600
for purchase Of the triangle be-
tween Pennsylvania Avenue and
the Mall.
This, however, was not essen.
TALLY District bill. 1t was pushed
through the two houses by the
administration In the interests Of
the Federal building program.
The District Appropriation bill
Is now under consideration In the
House and will undoubtedly pass
this week. 1t will be the first
purely District bill to be passed by
the lower branch,
The Washington times., 1928-02-22

Jazz dancing, says a Brit
ish biologist, Is due to a trait
that the human race derives
from jeELyfisb ancestors. Be-
fore zoe became ape men, you
ktoU, sUe sUeTe Just poor
fish. NoaO that 4Oe are some
sOhGt removed from the apes
zoe are still poor fish.
C. Fl. d.
The Washington times., 1928-02-22

Within the year that Mrs. Null
1er's organization has been in opera
ton in connection with the Southern
Brothers Business University, she
said today, she had found it neces-
sary to BLACKLIST five business and
professional men .'wl1o employ
secretary and then try to make
love to her
Mrs. Muller says that there are
more Business Lotharios'' In indus
The Washington times., 1928-02-22
EXACTLY AS IT HAPPENED

The cherry tree scene be-
tween George Washington and
his daddy
What's happened here, George?
Did you cut down this tree?"
And young George looked Mt his dad
And trembIed ut the knee.
why, father" suffered George.
A much Ne like cherry pie
7 must admit that did it,
certainly can not tell lie."
And young Georges stern father
Looked at him with eyes Of fire,
INT suddenly walked away, saying:
Boy, I'm glad yon are not liar"
And truthful George grew to man-
hood
Ard likewise grew 60 great fame,
he became his c0untry's step-fatHleR
And glorious became his name.
They say he drank smoked, danced,
And, though never . screen hero,
be loved the women with an ardOr
Never exCeIIed by Valentino.
He npuat have been full oR human
sins,
some Of which were most dire.
Int though NOW accused o. much
Nobody ever charged he was . liar.
HOPPING HENRY.
- ~.
The Washington times., 1928-02-22
Business Men Listed
Who Pet sSterogs

Establishing businessmen who make love to their stenog
raphers sometimes resore Washington Of the
disclosures made today by Mrs Louise Muller
COUNSELLOR and head of of the city Target private employ
agencies discussion Of problem Of placing
and the insists in remuneratye occupations.
The Washington times., 1928-02-22
Congress Is Ignoring
u. g. This Session
Law GRADUATE

The Seveneh Congress been in session than
two months half without passing single District bill
and will undoubtedly go down in history do nothing
Congress District legislation concerned unless
speeds up its consideration of local affairs.
The Washington times., 1928-02-22

Pedestrians" says a trof-
fic cop, "sltould be seen and
not hurt" If auto drivers
Mould all agree to that the
killing Of human beings might
cease to be a pGstime.
UNCLE ZEKE.
The Washington times., 1928-02-22
MCKINLEY CELEBRATION

At the annual Mckinley birthday
celebration, the Ohio State Society
will present Representative Carroll
L. Breezy R.) of Maine, as the
speaker Of the day at the Hotel
Washington.
The Washington times., 1928-02-22

The submarine commander
kno1os ho10 ito go to the bot
tom of things" ABLE.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
- But | take no chances of anoth.
er breakdown i'm my health"
says Frederick ID. Wade
New York City

New York City
BY the time l was Is years old my
mother had given up trying to keep
me at home.
worked my way around the
world on tramp steamers, then en-
tered college, specializing in jour
nalism. But constant study and
entertaining in athletics brought on
indigestion.
When ! graduated l was suf
fering from bad case of nerves -
practically breakdown. But heed
ing suggestion of an athletic trainer
began eating 3 cakes daily of
Fleischmann's Yeast.
In 3 or 4 months ! was weH-my
nerves as steady as the iron in the
construction jobs on which l worked
for time after leaving college. |
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Mii4tt


Miss Mar 9aTef AIoxanoer's mo tI,er writes:
philadelphia. Pa
my DOCTOR had prescribed Fieischnann's
YEAST 'or my brother law. and knew IL was
good for children ss we'll So when nv daughter
became constipsted It was the first thing |
thought Of giving her.
Al hrs, gave IL TO her dissolved in milk,
ont later she ate II just like candy. In about
months time she became perfectly normal
sgsin.
Now whenever she goes into q store with me
she says Don't forget the Yeast cakes, Mother
'hey nave been nuggets Of gold 10 me"
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Berkeley. Calf


BORN AND RAISED San Diego. playground
Ved an active outdoor lfendng a
always had good health But around the high
became down
then there was the senior play The principal tried
withdraw the But didn't
father ardent
began eating three cakes To
month and months vigorous
able to begin preparations for college Now
slightest return OF sugghness
Evening star., 1928-04-15

DR.. Meta Glass. president of
Sweet Briar College and sister
Of Senator Carter Glass of Vir-
ginia, who will attend the din
ner at the Mayflower Hotel
next Friday in the interest of
the college endowment.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Miss Margaret Nuckols. Bryn
Mawr College freshman of Albany,
N. Y. who will be May Queen of
the Elizabethan May day fete at
Bryn Mawr. The fete is given
every four years.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

am writing short stories and articles
now. But still eat Yeast-to keep
myself in shape" =.
f7~&~,% Il AL
ELEISCHMANN'S YEAST is
L not a medicine but a food
wholesome, fresh as any vegetable.
Yet this food has unusual virtue
in correcting certain common ills
indigestion, skin troubles, nerves.
Ills such as these generally come
from an unclean intestinal tract.
Fleischmann's Yeast keeps the in
testines active. clean. Brings health
full regularity"
Buy 2 or days supply of Fleisch
mann's Yeast at a time from your
grocer and keep in any cool, dry
place. Also at many leading cafe
terias, lunch counters. soda foun-
tains. Send for latest booklet on
Yeast in the diet-free. Health Re.
search Dept. MAS, The Fleisch-
mann Company, 70l Washington
Street, New York City.
Tacoma Wash
THERE is quite contrast in my hobbies
radio announcing and hiking in the noun
tains. BroadcastinG, especially. requires
enthusiasm and a mind constantly alert.
My own enthusiasm was. however. badly
dampened by boils.
II tried every cure suggested-no results.
At last began eating Fleischmann's Yeast.
Picture my relief as the boils gradually
disappearedl' NJ,
Evening star., 1928-04-15

thonsanHs nave found hcalth-edSiIy, natul
Eat three cakes OF Feschmanns Yeast regularly every
day one cake before each meal OF between meals Eat
just PLAIN dissolved water thot or coldl or any
other like For stubborn
recommend drinking one cake in glass of hot water
not seadng before each meal and before going to bed
ana mn yourself to form regular daily habit As you
arc benefited by eating Yeast you can gradually dscon
tinue dangerous, habit forming cathartcs.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
&C. nerues are like iron nO,U"

am writing short stories and articles
now. But l still eat Yeast-to keep
myself in shape" =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18
SALEHOUSES.
FOR SALE
or
EXCHANGE.
IWNTOWN HOUc

tCdhtinued.)
FOR SALE
EXCHANGE.
poWNTrowH ] Bo Use
Well located with 5"-foot frontage on
street assured of future commercial posi-
Utilities; modern house. well suited Tor doc
tor. or for a fraternity house. Priced right:
Owner will consider an exchange for house
in Chevy Chase. Additional information VIII
" Evening Phone Service to o Pm.
SHANNON & LUCHs. Inc.
Main .345. --
NEW HOUSE
1929 Bay St, se-Locauon oe ',"cea from rom
Eastern High school, Six rooms: tile bath
hardwood floors and trim hn,lt rnhs. rei nns
room. for garage. s7.l50: 500 cash. $50 pc
0'o '., sTEuART BROTHERS, I INC 5000
1000 block Newton na s.,h sTf *
suit purchasers; bargain. Call Col. 7llo
COLORED BARGAIN.
1890 Girard at. n.w.-Beautiful home in
this hest section OF Columbus Hts; = rooms.
2 baths. h.-w.h.., cleo. hwd. floors. "car ga.
condition. Must be seen to he appreciated
Act quickly
SHOWALTER CO.,
4o' vermont Psoala Slss, c,.v.. sos Main 4ias,
QUICK!
Looking for a home? ] have IT, Red
h-ick. 10 rooms . baths. 4 closets: paved
alley Large Garage. Address Box 51.Z.
SI4250-CHEvY CHASE. ID. C.
WEST OF CONN. AVE.
In n most convenient location about i "
blocks west of Conn. ave. and the business
section of Chevy Chase. The frat floor has
u large reception hall; spacious living, room
with a real open fireplace, very good sized
dining room. full sized kitchen and pantry;
on second floor are four roomy bedrooms
complete baths. screened sleeping porch, spa.
cious closets. attic: garage 70 match thT
house: street and alley paved Terms can I've
arranged. We urge an early inspection az
values like this are never On the market foi
any length of time.
Phone Main $500 Until o Pm.
BOSS & PHELPS.
Realtors.
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PRICED FOR QUICK SALE.
BIG GROOM HOME-BUILTIS GARAGE.
ONLY S1.N5O--SlOO CASH.

II you are looking for a real bargain In
2 good NV. section it will pay you 10 inspect
this big 6-room home with 3 large covered
stores. schools churches and transportation
facilities. Tiled bath with hult-in tub and
shower. master bedroom across entire front
of house. well equipped kitchen. concrete
cellar with double laundry trays. Bul,-in
garage: deep lot To paved alley. In perfect
condition: newly decorated and painted
hardwood floors. electricity and all modern
conveniencfs. This home Ia priced for TIM
mediate sale at 50 $50. Only 500 cash and
easy monthly payments. Cali Atlantic 274-w
for appointment to inspect.
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A REAL NV. BARGAIN.
BIG T-ROOM DETACHED HOME.
ONLY 81 .95D-S3J0 CASH.

splendid detacncd home in q new NV
home community, convenient TO stores
schools churches and transportation facili.
ties Seven large rooms and bath. colonial
front porch atst side porch all modern con-
veniences. including hot-water heat. electric.
ity. First il"cr contains largo living room
kitchen and pantry There are .hree spa.
cious bedrooms and bath on the second floor
Lot 40xl]0 H.. with space for garage: paved
street and alley. Only $3.50: $3.50 cash
and low monthly payments of $6S. A real
opportunity 60 save money. Address Box
3-Z. star of,.cc.
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SAIE-HOUSES.

THE END OF THE SEARCH
This is what yon will say after you have
investigated our brand:new bungalows. 3
rooms and bath: lot 70x14o; electricity: IL
and Sl2 per week TO cover all expenses.
CALL HOMES DEPARTMENT
THOS E. FARRELL Co. OWNERS
5o1 10Th At. NV Main 766.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

(COntinued.)
MONEY AT PER CENT AVAILABLE FOR
loans on improved city property; any amount.
answered Immediately.
WARDMAN,
1870 X St. Main $3.50.
SEE ME FIRST
lst, end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS.
ALSO CONSTRUCTION LOANS.
S300-Rt pay $500 weekly.
400-Repay 50 so weekly.
5oo-Repay 81 90 weekly.
6O0-Rrpay SO. 80 weekly.
AND so ON.
fAhovs payments include principal and
interest and can he arranged monthly aud
bi -moDthly.l Loans also taken on property
in nearbv MARYLAND and Virginia.
DIR. A. HENRY, INC,
310-3i. Bond Bldg l4th & n Y. Ave.
3rd floor TO extreme right of elevator.
Main lU09S.
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eAfE on EENT--s,tjs. pROJ'.

eD3O&D C0MHEkf.IAL.
ztHi6 sfh sT hW
EEAsfI&4 BILE PEhE.
Gro " LIAKtAs.
1873 TIE sales 81
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SALE--HOUSES.
A GOOD ALL-BRICK HOME
FOR 81 $50.

Strictly white neighborhood near 4th and
r. l. ave. ne: rooms and bath excellent
transportation facilities. ami. fnciudlnR
brick garage. $3.50 cash. $fg50 per month
Pot 4RRR-J
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MONEY TO LOAN.

HAVE MONEY AT LOWEST RATES or r.
terest on u e.. Nd. and Va improved real
lstaie; anlrk service. J II. BROWN. Room
q eia Eth II
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EXllIAAt,I.


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in two gsaga4ru bsaek homes ~. hsaF ssf
he viii e1chssge fDg bic 81 email 09s'
sess property Add esss u Ds]@ssatS
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No. Cleveland Park.
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nVlHisa raohn sEay,on. = IN ..
Srhwab, Walk X Candy,
l7Oi Conn, Ave. Pot, $50,
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WAsJEt,--iOTn,

MAkTED LOTS IS CHEVY CHASE On
hfth ~ he4tl0n k3sE cash std tins pil1sAa
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18

1000 block Newton st. n.w.-Row brici
homes OF rooms and bath renovated Il
suit purchasers; bargain. Call Col. 7llt
after Il N
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SALE-SURURBAN PROPERTY.
SPLENDID SUBURBAN BUNGALOW.
5 ROOMS AND BATH 2-CAR GARAGE.
ONLY Ss45O; TERMS TO SUIT.

SPLENDID SUBURBAN BUNGALOW.
ONLY Ss.i5o: TERMS TO SUR.
Beautiful suburban bungalow on a wide
boulevard. built by owner for his personal
quick sale. In perfect condition through.
rooms and bath on first floor: attic can
dry cellar. Lot ,5oxi so #. With big Gear
trim throughout. special electric fixtures.
efficient hot-water heating plant. Only
Ss45o: terms can he arranged. Description
must see il Tor yourself. CAN Atlantic
I629-W for appointment To inspect.
Broom AND BATH BUNGALOW: ELEC-
trio light. pipclcss furnace, concrete cellar.
t. nf ssps .ms sa.s sn
$40 a month. o. d. ZANTZINGER. Phone
Hyatisviiis 7a. Hya.tsviiie Nd. "-e
NEAR ASACOSTIA RID AND ST. Sc
Fonr:room frame electric lights. large lot:
slx,roon, frame. wired. 50. 900. terms.
o. W. HAMMOND.
3322 St NV.
detached brick home. extra good lot. Il
square off paved street: oak floors through
out: tile and shower bath; large rooms:
reaso s 500 cash. $40 ner month. aiso
new Broom brick home; price. ST.l50: $50
per month. Be snre tn see these homes. In
auirr 3522 South Dakota ave. ne. North
on JEFFERSON AVE. RfvERDALE. NEAR
Edmonds road; rooms and bath well built
house with about = acre OF ground: nice
place for florist or vegetables or q chicken
cariey. .irn. ' On house over 40" 'AA' o"e'
p. +. Carley, 804 10th St, Agt.