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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-18
Hog Cholera Spreads.
ciaI nisnatch to The star,

BDeclaI DlSpdJCH 10 The CtdT.
FREDERICK. Md, September IS
The worst outbreak of hog cholera in
the past 10 years in this county is re-
ported by County Farm Agent Henry r..
Shoemaker. About 20 new cases have
been reported within the past few days.
The disease now exists in scores of
farms in the Buckeystown. New Mar
ket and Emmitsburg districts. he stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-18
Five Cars Burned.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK, Md, September Ia
Five automobiles and large garage be-
longing to Jesse NJ Smith were de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. The loss was
placed at $1,000. Seven automobiles
were saved by neighbors. 1t is thought
the fire was of incendiary origin.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
EXCHANGE.

HAVE SOME REAL OPPORTUNITIES 70
trade county property for small homes IN
or near WASHINGTON CHARLES II. STAN
LEY. Laurel. Md. Phone Laurel lle.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
$3.50 BUYS MODERN WELL
BUILT 5-ROOM
BUNGALOW. 3 OF ACRE.
BUILT-IN GARAGE.
ONTN 6 12S

Five large rooms. bath concrete cellar,
pipeless furnace :! bedrooms teach has
closetl large pantry; fioored attic; large
front porch all windows screened: electric
lights. window shades: concrete block fOun-
datiOn: electric motor for pumping; sink in
kitchen; fine electric range: lot 81 front,
200 deep. House double sided. best paint
inside and outside: floors varnshed all
rooms papered. Chicken house: many shade
trees southern exposure: well built. well
pcnter; construction the best. Terms. $3.50
cash; $40 per month pays everything. I.o-
to % White m Hanse Hanse vanant Tts perfect Th t' "o
mortgage of any kind Built by day union
labor. New $50 900 school one block. To
inspcct. take Columbia pike bus. Sth and Pa
ave NV; or run out III your auto.
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BARGAINS NEAR NV MCKINLEY

COL0RED - UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE
house Ord floor rented for $50. Inspection
invited Reduced to SI1 900. 1918 Kenyon
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HAVE BRICK DWELLING NEAR CON.
Valued AZ $4,000: clear: to exchange for
modern 6 10 : room house: good NV. loeA.
tion, Must have garage or snace. EDW.
T, SCHWARTZ INC, 1ol4 VT ave. 'See
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WANTED-ACREAGE.

Our REAL ESTATE ENGINEERING AND
development organization provides expert
advice and services TO owners in suhdividlug
and improving city and suburban acreage
for ready market at much higher than exist
ing land values, We also assist financing
when feasible. Free preliminary conferences
solicited. Brokers find cooperation adv an
tsgeous. Surveying a specially.
ROBERT +. KLINE. c. F.. MANAGER.
Main 5o46 Res. Cleve. oa53.
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gAI,E--H0TISEg.

price, $D.700. payable S100 cash balance
S7g.B6 per month: large brick: two fats. 4
or purchaser can rent separate rooms for
more than enough to obtain Tree living and
make payments on house. First commercial
ately: owner at property from 10 am TO
d m. daily Efnnklin 7R&G
Evening star., 1928-03-24

|. Unusual Colored Bargain.
In beautiful Columbia Heights: rooms
glass -lnclosed sleeping porch. hardwood floors
y VIII. elec.. 2-car brick garage. Act quick
~ on this; as it will not last long at the
sHOWALTER REALTY CO.
HOB Vermont Ave. Suite 404.
Main a ID EveninRa Clera SnRR
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SAFE Or EyCHANCE

HAVE BRICK DWELLING NEAR CON.
ssssSnsl sTssSS, Is Co ,sst % axssSnSe nSsS ees sS
| modern 6 20 : loom house: good NV. loea.
S1' seaSSsfR%$ R$'f iSc Ss iOis z " SG'Fs ave See
CHEAP FOR CASH, . CHEVY CHASE
lots. desirable. or viii trade for ,3'5:room
siSS SSsaperasive SS" ant, Address Box 1857 star
oftioe. %.
SMALL. APT. BLDG. EXCLUSIVE WHITE
losation, With only first trust; loofe rented
So 000--CENTER- HALL BUNG., 5 Il. GAS,
elec.: mule from key Bridge. .S4,o0o--6 r.
sas.. 10000 50, f., ,o0o---semi, ,hnng :
don: ."r viii a." rent, '$i1 ooo@BurIeiIh i corner,
S sast an ms s0q,S ,nlsw nesr i 4'e sYS and
sSSO-t
LARGE DETACHED HOME AND $ INVEST.
ment properties for small ant house. one
SS3-i Star oNioe,
$4,000 EQUITY, SUBJECT TO ONE TRUST;
{ mode.n De, brick hopssaS loM3; rSeotsib Al; AZ;
& Co a07 18th st Main 8l4T.
a NEW CoLoRED APARTMENT HOUSE,
rent about $4,000 per wear, centrally. 10.
one. iu6rtSaee Of SOS 900 for about, ). years.
Builder VII entertain any reasonable propo'
on prominen, ut ave- Se's viii trade for s small prop
fGSs sSn iiEa Fa'm@r' s Fo3G%aS FRo9nHrs 4a
WILL TRADE MODERN HOME in SILVER
spring priced at SS 500, one trust, for Nir
elnia farm, G Il. LIkENS. 1919 NJ ST. NV
RENTED. $40: PRICE. $4,000
Groom and bath. 3-story brick, viii sell
or take good used sedan in part payment,
Address Box lTa-I, Star Office.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
4 $4,000 equity i'll n Temodcled building
suitable for any business. Groom and bath
apartment above. mail descr, ptlon. price ana
terms 10 Box lT1-I, Star Office.
AT Mt. LAKE PARK TOP OF ALLIE.
Sheny Mountains. so miles west of Cumher-
land Nd on Il. & O X H.. ll.room cottage
on l00Nl2o corner lot with natural gas,
electricity. mountain spring water supply.
garage for cars 20 native oaks high. dry
and delightful Summer resort with city
couveniences and country advantages After
36 wears must retire 10 city or suburban
life on account of age and intlrnlites. Price.
we'll secured sale or fair exchange, $3.50.
in and adjoining Mt. Lake Park. a beautiful |
country estate the site of the recently -four:
ishing hotel. Overlook Inn" owned and
operated by the late 4. w bennett of Phila- |
delphia, owning q string of city restaurants. |
No buildings now standing but grand site
with beautiful mountain vista will charm |
anv one contemplating country home with |
golf. fishing. scenc motoring. etc. for pas- !
time. Price either with or without The cot |
tage property. $4,000. No encumbrance ON |
T. n RICHARDS. /
226 3rd ST. NV. Washington. D, G.
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SALE--HOUSES.
fCOritlnUed.)

Mr. 4th AND PEAB8DY -sTs.- N.w.--AT-
tractive semi -detachef modern brick home.
Z r. b. garage: larae lot. paved alley; i'm
medlat possession. easy terms. Line. 41Og-W.
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a!as ST. NV w,~4~GEORaEruWN HOME
for sae tg owner y large ronnis four On a
h0orl modern bath, hatswatpr heat eiee-
triciW huun instantaneous water heater.
metal weather stripped throughout, 10 n,
back ward. nunae Is IN hns condition through
out and good incatton Tor u doctor, pe.
eHnied hy owner, but too large Tor family
pf Two, Inspect Sundays OF evenings. Phnne
West AnT AAs
SIX ROOMS SLEEPING p0nUH nREAk.
ast pareh, garage sefeened thrnuRhaut. v
btck tfum ~. uabrteia parish, AiuI Ath
ct Hhs
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GALE--I0TS.

5f5-5fH Bond bldg
1sth and y. Y. Ave. Main 442.
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SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

4 ROOMS AND BATH GAS. ELEC.. !
block 10 bus, on concrete road 500 cash,
$50 month, , n, -oo
terms 5000 cash. S25 month.
8 rooms bath. h-w.h.. gas, elec.. $4,000;
terms $3.50 cash 500 month.
Evening star., 1928-03-24

| will show my colored
friends how to own one of
these homes easily.
In Deanwood. d. C.. one Of the best
colored residential sections In Wash.
ineton. is group of new Semi
detached Homes which I can sell at
price and arrange terms that will
be convenient - making ownership
much easier than paving rent.
EXHIBIT HOME.
4643 Hayes St. NE.
They are great big Groom Homes.
with tile bath. hardwood floors hot
water heat. big closets. large porch
built and equipped in the best Dos
sible way.
$5,850-And Special Terms.
Open for Inspection Every Day
and Evening.
Take cars leaving 18th and New
York Ave. NV: they will take you
TO within short distance of this
Home.
B. B. PINN.
EXCLUSIVE SALES REPRESENTATIVE
7l2 KENYON ct COT 5a1~
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SAI.E---lIOuSES.

fOLOREn 1900 aiRARp N,W,-~.ia
fonmn : baths; ami; income producer
Rl1 900 Adams alht.I after : ocaek,
OWNER Will. SACRIFICE 110e 18th ST,
u " .~se- lIig u,rhom home with outstanding
features slaepina aud breakfast pafehes
attie, double brick garage, sefeens, awning,
weather stripped
The Western outlook., 1928-02-25

TIME will again be slashed between
the Atlantic and the Pacific coasts
year ago Southern Pacific COM
pany reduced the schedule OF the San
Francisco Overland Limited which
operates between San Francisco snd
: Chicago. from 68 to 63 hours.
Now comes the announcement by
+ s. McGinnis, passenger traffic man
ager for the company. that the east
bonnd Overland Limited will make
the Journey In 81 hours and Is min
ut; 3. thus providing an additional full
business day at Chicago. Under the
new arrangement the Overland Linz
tied eastbound and westhound arrive
at eastern and western terminals al
approximately the same time.
In making the announcement Nc
Ginnis called attention to the import
ant improvement made by western
railroads. particularly Southern P&
cific. in their passenger seSvice in
the last two years.
Turing the past two years South
ern Pacific spent more than $4,000, 600
in purchasing new passenger train
equipment for use on Pacific Lines"
said McGinnis. New type Pullman
cars with many features not hereto
fore included in railroad architecture
are being added to the Overland Linn
tied at the present time. Th1s train
The Western outlook., 1928-02-25
is now one of the finest in the coun.

is now one of the finest in the coun-
try"
During the past year Southern Pa
cific has estirely changed the equip
ment OF tie Sunset Limited which
>operates between San Francisco and
New Orleans. The equipment on that
route now includes new Pullmans
new club, observation and dining cars,
shower baths. and valet service, bar
Der and ladies maid. On the Sunset
route from New York to New Orleans,
the new passenger steamer Dixie"
has been added An additional train
to Chicago, the "Gold Coast Limited"
with new Pullmans. dining cars. club
and observation cars. is also among
the recent improvements.
One Of the notable achievements in
the 1927 record OF western transpor-
tation was the completion Of the new
Cascade Line in Oregon which pro-
vides an alternate route through q
scenic region opened for the first
Cascade operates, was constructed at
cost OF $39,O00,OO0. The Cascade
makes the trip between San Francisco
and Portland in % hours and consists
of the same grade Of equipment as the
Overland Limited and the Golden State
Limited.
Trains over the new Cascade line
carry through Pullman cars to Tacoma
and Seattle. In pleasant weather
open-top observation cars are operat-
The Western outlook., 1928-02-25

ed through the scenic parts Of the
line. A feature OF the institution Of
this new line was the addition Of an
all-coach train between San Fran
cisco and Portland.
Among other improvements made
by Southern Pacific dusang the past
year was the placing Of bedroom cars
and light supper refreshment service
on the Lafk., favored train between
San Francisco and Los Angeles. New
coaches Of an unusually comfortable
type have been added to the crack
Daylight which makes the scenic nom
stop trip over the Coast route between
San Francisco and Los Angeles In IL
hours. Fast service to Sacramento
with 13 trains daily is among the i'm
provements in train facilities.
In It's peninsula service Southern
Pacific now operates 80 trains
throughout the day to San Jose and
way points Another innovation this
year was the institution OF through
Pullman service to Yosemite by way
Of Merced and over the new route Of
the Yosemite Valley railroad to Ell
Portal. year ago Southern Pacific
instituted through Pullman service to
Lake Tahoe.
Another train added to Southern
PaciEc's service during the past year
is the San Joaquin. a new daylight
limited which operates between San
Francisco and Los Angeles by way Of
the San Joaquin valley. =.
The Western outlook., 1928-02-25

mission held it's monthly meeting
on Monday evening. Feb. 20. Three
new members, L. M. King. j. w.
Watkins of the "Y" and j. H. Will
son, were admitted to membership.
Mr.. Hall, the Mems Club baritone.
will give recital in the near future
and the members decided to attend
in d body. The Bowerv School, is
the next play to be presented after
the Lenten season. 1t was decided
at their next meeting, in March, to
have a debate: Is the Pullman Co.
or tine Porter>' Union of more bene-
The Western outlook., 1928-02-25

fit to the porter1" with R. Lee
Williams. an instructor and head of
Pullman Benefit Association, as the
lead-off man for the company, and
W. c. Mcfarland, organizer for the
Union. against him. Both are good
takers and have data at their finger
tips. This will be for the members
only.
The annual election was held.
A. A. Clarke was reelected presi-
CONTINUED OIL Page Two)
The Western outlook., 1928-02-25

stream badges added ANYTHING to
the dignity of the affair.
During the intermisSior, Mrs.
MeGruder presented the club with
an embI oidered silk banner as a
token of appreciation for the good
service the club has rendered. 1t
was received on behalf of the club
bv the president.
The Western outlook., 1928-02-25
DANCE is SCENE
OF RARE BEAUTY
Hall Is Transformed Into
Floral Conservatory
BY MRS T. M. S.

The Cosmos Social Club of thi
Sty made its 1928 bow to the socia
LEADERS and the Critics Of SaI
francisco, Oakland and College Cit,
h tuesday evening, February Il. ans
here were no divided opinions abou
/. the conccnsus being decidedly unan
nous that it was the prettiest ane
ho.t artistic greeting that has beer
/. de 50 Far this year in the Bay Cite.
srcr circles.
Literally speaking, the affair wa.
he annual dance and reception of thi.
Dub, its 10th. The two hundred guest.
hat were present comprised those per.
pms whose names are frequently seer
the social columns of our weeklie4
As the beautifully gowncd women
nd formally garbed men wendcd th~il
lay into the Women's new club build.
lg corner of Sutter street al Mason,
lurious passers by stopped to visw
ind then admire the handsome process.
fon as they alighted from their taxi.
But if that picture had the effect oi
Irawing their admiration, had these
ame observers been permitted to en-.
ltr the ball room. which was given
h the beautiful auditorium. third floor
lhey would have witnessed a scene OF
Fill greater beauty. The program of
| few special numbers preceded the
Gance.
Mr.. Joseph M. Foreman was
pressed into service as toast-master
and acted with true toast-mastering
abllitv, for he knew just what to
pay, how to say it, ano kept the
audience in high humor.
The music was furnished by the
Serenaders' Orchestra. The acou-
pics Of the hall was so poor, added
70 this, the crow ded condition and
fhe low ceiling made the music verv
rlthcult to be heard, when dancers
feached the rear end. The ladies'
beautiful gowns, many of which
Fere the latest creations of MandelS
fhat il was difficult to decide who
Fas who, but our reporter especially
appointed for the occasion decided
Faat Mrs. Pearl Harte was the belle
y 'he evening. The Cosmos Club
SOFed another big hit. and left the
People wondering what will Presi-
tent Lashlev do next. Pardon US
We say that we DO not think that
@ members wearing the printei !
Evening star., 1928-04-16

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NEAR 10th ST.-SlO0.

NEW home. NEVER OCCUPIED.
Seven Attractive To0rns. teItcme waile tile
h5tn with shower extra lzvatory. esne-csg
EsF@Ee. every ng0aeru e9mwensenees U-aeua1-
j. attractive hor7e Inspect today. Cal at
xk3s lrying a w. fOr she keys or phonr
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can Main $40.
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JAMES r. SHEA.
E1E A. ~ II
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Evening star., 1928-04-16
Neaitpfa
llta Eve Street n w, Franklin NAna.
AN UNUSUAL, NALuE.
niu d-nM noME "a COVERED fnRChks
ONLY nj 3Atl~~@NaA A MONTH.

A most attractive brick home Nth man,
sArl roat covered fgunt porVh and tWo cssVe
sred rear nngehes in spteadld community
near u wide avenue, convenient 60 schools.
stofss churches aud Fansportatian facilities;
HerantlNn hall hnaei1ua rooms ami tiled
bath with bNllt.ln tub, large Kitchen With
hnittstn FefrieeFatnP master hettroeM aud u
other iafEe hedFnaHA Concrete cellar with
laundry trans, h0t,WAter heat eleetrioiN /
aii modern eanyenlenees. fbeep hack yard
with runM Tor RaraNa, naeed street aud allev.
III excellent e0ndItlons artistic tletaaFatlani
hardwaud doors atd trim; antnla elpsst Snsye,
fhta hama u really az unusual value ih tha
adv aHtaKas and features it affaEa taf aAty
80 Fh0 small cash payn,ent at NdAa aNi
eaav Wanthls paSmenta at Mah viii huy 70,
see this hnMa tadaS, nati Adama half tnF
iurther information aud appointment ta
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HEAT.~FAIfMs.

~ kFAHBY MARYLAND TRUCK AhL
lsvalffg G0uks eie s9sa Fosds iHlBisgi sfs
possession, Addfess Boa 52 Is. star et1es.
Evening star., 1928-04-16

NV .-~Cnlored-~-R Bargain.
In q convenient aud snleadld seellaa Il
this beautiful ealanist hFiek hea1e With laFss
room. ampla he,iFaoMs nastefn hath elee,
lrieityl niaaern shfaughnut 4 teaS haFfsin,
s0ul,
Evening star., 1928-04-16
1904 verS,,nt Ave- Franklin s1oo.
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JAMES r SHEA,
cas- IA Ave ~ "

CoIoRED-s25S 9th ST. N.w.--sss so.
Rear @@1S Ca. 2ve.-Si7 SO.
2TlS N. Y. Rre.--sa@ 80.
1Su4 X St n.w.-SfT.Sa.
1890 DIX 81. ne-SSS.Se
: rooms aad > acres 0f ground Takouaa
Milford chronicle., 1928-03-16
AVENUE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NEWS

The apron social given by the
Epworth League of the Avenue M.
E. Church at the Chapel on Monday
evening was enjoyed by everyone
present. The program, which had
been arranged by Mrs. A. C. Hous-
ton, and rendered exclusively by
the young members of the League,
was joyous and exhilarating
Miss Florence Bullock and Curtis
Williams, respectively, delighted
the audience with vocal solos, and
Miss Annette Mettam gave in a
very interesting way, a musical re-
citation. Miss Rebecca Matthews
gave piano solo; Misses Catherine
Davis and Elizabeth Gordy, accom-
panied at the piano by Miss Mes
sick, gave in patOmine form, Com
in Thru The Rye" The League.
Choir gave two selections, the lat
ter being Negro Spiritual, which
was delightfully."- received. Those
taking part were appropriately
dressed Under the direction of Mr..
Hugg, the orchestra entertained
with several fine selections.
Another number was a pantom-
inc, entitled, Wanted, A Wife,"
which by the applause, was greatly
enjoyed. The characters as they
appeared were: The Bachelor, Roll
lie Walls; Society Girl, Minerva
Layton; Reading Girl, Elizabeth
Gordy; Dancing Girl, Marion Rob
inson; Chewing Gum Girl, Annette
Mettam; Old-Fashioned Girl, Lille
Coffin; Giggling Girl, Jeanette Man
Milford chronicle., 1928-03-16

confined to her room on account of
illness.
Vernon Reed, our local mail car
rier is suffering with a~severe cold.
VIM. B. Donovan, assistant carrier,
is substituting in his stead.
Mrs. VIM. Chipman's Sunday
school class, No. 6, met at the home
of Mary Marker on Monday evening,
March II, for the purpose of elect
ing officers for the ensuing year, as
follows: President, Louise Carey;
vice president, Anita Short; secre-
tary, Gertrude Shew; assistant Sec
rotary, Eta Morgan; treasurer,
Blanche Short; organist, Mary Mar
ker; flower committee, Janette Pot
ter, Louise Dorman, Mildred Vada-
kin and Onlu Donovan; program
committee, Mary Marker, Gertrude
Shew, Louise Carey, Onlee Donovan,
Anita Short, Eta Morgan and
Blanche Short.
Services Sunday as follows: Glass
10 a. m. Sunday school II a. m. Eve
ming service z p. m.
Slaughter Neck: Preaching 10 a.
m.
Cedar Neck: Preaching 2 p. m.
Rev. Buckson, pastor.
Call at MorFsson's Store for Pet
TVS Bread
Milford chronicle., 1928-03-16

Mrs. Elmer T. Smithers has gone
to Philadelphia for two weeks Wis
it. Mr.. Smithers has gone to Reho-
both where he is employed until
next fall:
Thomas Reynolds of Philadelphia
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Anna T.
Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Robbins of
Wilmington spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Robbins.
Mrs. S. X. Belts has returned
from visit to Wilmington.
Mrs. Florence Parker was given a
surprise party on Saturday evening
in honor of her birthday. Those
present were Mrs. Mary Kelley,
Mrs. William Spurry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Langrell, Mrs. Mary Beth
ards, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harring-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Harring-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Smith, Ma
than Spurry of Frederick, Mrs. Ar
thur Clark and daughter and Vaughn
Collins of Dover. Finch and five
hundred were played and the eve
ming was very pleasant one.
Mrs. Cyrus Favinger has been
quite i'll with rheumatism. Her
daughter, Mrs. Ingram of Whining
ton, is with her.
Miriam Counselman has been
quite sick for the past two weeks.
Mrs. William e. Donovan is quite
i'll at this writing with profession
al nurse in attendance.
Quite number of ladies from
here went to Magnolia to partake of
the delicious supper prepared by the
Ladies Society on Saturday evening.
Mary Katherine Gray entertained
her little friends on Saturday in
honor of her seventh birthday. They
had the merriest time possible play
ing games and will remember the
occasion as a "red letter day." She
was the recipient of dainty gifts
which she highly appreciates.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Lank have NOV
ID into the property vacated by Mr..
Webb and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
3ostic are occupying the residence
,acated by Mr.. and Mrs. Lank.