Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1925, Page 20

WHO’S WHO Among Commissioners’ Council Candidates—No. 5. of study and social clubs. Mrs. Rafter was born in Montgomery County and has lived in Washington since early childhood. mrd&nn nomi- the Congress Heights Citizens' Asso- ciation. Dr. Ric of the Cor for the last ardson has been president ederation of He was vice siation two yes of the school committee six has the degrees of M. D.. B. and Ph. D. from George Wi University, where he medic d philosophy since He also practices medicine, and for four years was employed in the District Health Office. Dr. Richardson Heights of the Central Union Mis and n member of the pre sion chardson has been president of the Society of Philosophical In - | cation at Gonzega College, - | thew’s Institute, Rock Hill College, at quiry since 1911. He is vice president of the Anacostia Park Council He was born at Rockingham, Vt., coming to Washington in 1892 John A. Saul, nominated to the Advisory Council by the Brightwood Citizens’ Assoclation. Mr. Saul has been practicing law in the District since he was admit- ted to the bar fn 1892. He is a native Washingtonlan, and received his edu- St. Mat Eilicott City, Md., taking his LL. D. degree at Georgétown University Law School and an M. P. L. degree from Columbian University —Law School rge Washington University to the practice of law he was engaged in the nursery business with his father about 10 vears Mr. Saul has been a member of the Brightwood Association since it was organized, and is a member of the District of Columbia Historical siety, the Society of tives, the ricultural Historical Soclety 2nd the alumni assoclations of George Washington and Georgetown Univ sities. He is mber of the trict of Colu «Bar Associ and the A Bar Associs 2 He has been a delegate to the Feder- D. U, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1925 of Commerce and of its standing committee on law and legislation and national representation for the Dis- trict of Columbia. She is a member of the Women's City Club, recent was chairman of its District suff rk | committee for four consecutive y and is a member of the W Trade Union League of the Di: rs. Snell was elected as a dele- 1 ation of Citizen's Assoclations seven Mrs. Frank Hiram nated to the Advisory C District _of Columbia Women Voters. Mrs. Snell 's club nomi- hy the of Snell, cil League has and been active political w ears. She is chairman o committee on law and leg the League of Women Vote nd the league's representative on the llaison | committee consulting with the Pub Welfare Commission She is a member of the te to the Democratic natio vention in San Francisco in 1 convention in New Yc We are wondering if you have any empty milk bottles? =——| Won't you take a look—and call us up— The Buckminster Phone Lincoln 1811 We shall appreciate your assistance in helping us to Nettleton Buckminster maintain efficient service by seeing that the milk bottles are returned to your grocer as soon as they are emptied. It'll be so easily done if you'll make a point of it—and it’s so im- portant to us, You can imagine what an enormous quantity of bottles it must take for a day’s distribution of Simpson’s Milk— that’s why the prompt return of every one will be appreciated. If you find you have any number on hand—of ours or any other dairy—will gladly send for them all—and see that each goes to its owner. MM At your grocers and at the fountains MADI‘Z up in all leathers, unexcelled in fitting qualities and appearance, the Buckminster is easily the out- standing oxford of the year. Nettleton Shoes, $12 to $14 Other Good Shoes, $&5 to $10 Shoe Store Flocks of F Iannel F 7 ocks —at Fly-Away Prices! On sale Friday, half a hundred Ln- sembles and Dresses in the demanded Spring-weight flanncls—all fresh-hued and scented with the out-of-doors! 16 ENSEMBLES Were $49.50 Now $39.50 34 DRESSES Now $29.75, $§22.50 and $15.00 modish Y Separate Men's reached by stairway or elevator. RICHS Proper Footwear F Street ot Tenth Milk “Walker Hill Dairy” 530 Seventh Street S.E. s Lincoln 1811 1812 Mr. Quinter a hm Anis b ‘Ilrfr‘n\e d the City Club and any of the Home »minated il by the arent-Teacher Fine Straw Hats $3 to $7 Scout and_ other ed to better the op e has been = Ralelgh Haberdasher t to the West ground movement, ars worked with er Gulick, founder of the round movement. . 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