Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1928, Page 20

20 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY. OCTOBER LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Streets— FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 YA swon vEsesANGEs Silk and Velvet the Alfred E. Smith Cup for wrmng‘ : ‘cmZENS EUMMEND Lonely “Boy” Asks |SMITH DONATES TENIY - (e s % Seio Sy e, e UHIL Official to Help | FORSPEED TYPEWRITING\}’r'Jm"Z'h“.-"'fynfz’m‘fi.&‘?"x’fi”u&“"nf&'fl?fi third annual international typewriting | contest held here Saturday. The win- s | 2 . . . ! BflMM”le EHESI Him Find Bride riorida Gir1 Wins cup With 82| ner was announced yesterdsy. : Miss Safer typed an average of 82, By the Associated Press Words a ¥inute—Canadian Gets |, o v " . AT w0 £ Ooies 2" words per_minute, The cup was g\\@n‘ ] v h, Dal i t Jonely farmer boy” wants the State International Prize. 4 e Lemoc e candicns - | of North Garalina‘ts elp him find First prize in the international con- | 4 7 st _Defano Makes Public Letters| & bride K o e e e |Br the Awocistea rrers test_was won by Miss Wilma Mcride | o e Will attend to all detatls of the SACRAMENTO, C October 2.— | of Calgary, Alberta. who wrote an Giving Opinions vooing _and "wedding. He iust Miss Anna Safer. Jacksonville, Fla . won rrags of 87 words a minute. wants Pardon Commissioner L3 i Bridges, to whom he wrote, to put on Projects. him In touch with the proper girl. “I am just a lonely. poor farmer boy,” the youth, who lives in Samp- A number of letters received by the | son County, vrte the commissionr, - e o = 1 b will make some girl & goo¢ Community Chest Organization Com. husband.” He fust thought, he ex- mittee from prominent citizens of | plained. that maybe the commis- Washingion giving their ‘opinions cfy sioner cou'd jcout around’, in " an . .| official capacity and pu m the chest project have been made pub- | PG E (i tne girl, He prefers & lic by Frederic A. Delano, president.| pjond from 16 to 2 These letters cover a wide range of @ public opinion, coming from busiess | — = Eel and professional men and women, Fed- | is that as many of the organizations as rrl | possible should coms into_th= chest. | eral workers, Jabor organizaticns and | CLOYD H. MARVIN, ‘\ | | =1 fraternal orders, as well as church |«precident, George Washington Unie groups and, according to Mr. Delano | = gjryr 8 8 and his associates on the board, are g an_adequate reflection of the trend of Calls Chest Practical. Now in Season “I have been most interested in the | ETN— public opinion towerd the plan of a financial federation . for the city's charitable and social service organiza- tions. Among the scores of letters th2 fol- Jowing have been selected as ex- operation of community chest organi- 2ations in various sections of the coun- try. and it is my opinion that generally uch organization has been the most | effective, economical and satisfactory | Serve 10 Minute Cranberry Sauce Recipe—4 cups (1 pound or quart) cranberries, 2 cups sufficient) until all the skins pop open. Remove from fire when popping stops. Frocks Ask for Eatmor=—the name is on the box. Recipe book mailed free, address: American Cranberry Exchange 90 West Broadway, New York emplary | method of dealing with the problems. water, 1%4 to 2 cups sugar. “I am heartily in favor of adopting | “I shall be very happy to co-operate A | Boil sugar and water this plan for Washington and will co- | in your work. : operate as much as my s i 51\'1N<rscs. P.{’\I((LL. together 5 minutes; add and many calis_permit. | “President, Institute of Carpet Manu- : et} SON PHELPS STOKES, facturers of America, Inc., Trans- cranberries and boil without #“Washinzton Cathedral Offices, Mount portation Building.” stirring (S minutesis usually st. Alban.” Special! Pointed Heel . ofe Silk Chiffon ELIGHTFUL : i3 contrasts to iy / 3 : StOCklngs frocks you've heen ° E 5 > wearing—they are in 5 N ) $1.59 deep, rich Aufumn colors Viwid A and smart l\lncl\:<! So.ft. sup- For $1.95 Grade ple velvets, shimmering black it omem simphiadors . % s omen s v satins and In\"cl'\' flat crepes— the graceiul slenderizing ei- \-('mt!null_\- designed, wearing snug fect they lend to their ankles. hip lines, uneven hems, gracefully flar- These are all silk top to toe, ing skirts and quaint touches of lace. full fashioned and shown in . new 1 colors! sk to see the new Tea Time shade, it is lovely! “Though _previously somewhat op- Wishes Success. posed to the idea of & Community bt : . |Chest, I have come to feel that cer- S e thing and ought 1 | tzinly’in a city like this it is the only | Jor the city—aigreat Sid in d“fl“pm; proper way to_conduct the solicitation R o citizanmito Sembax’ the SGlversias |0 > for cnmELIERRLON, “'PW“ (e psupient 0;‘ the aid. 4| 304 Commercial National Bank Bidy lhue‘;‘;:&‘y%"w:\hisygz to you an 14th and G _strecis northwest. “MARY O'TOOLE, g - *Judge Municipal Court of the Dis- e unioat Coy 'Tolmanized Collars rict of Columbia. 7th “Replying to your inquiry regarding | Wilt Slowly % the list of organizations, I know of ny THE TOLMAN LAUNDRY, Franklin 71 ,"m"]"m 4 reasons for omitting any of those whose £ charitable agencies. | can District. If the plan is adopted, I shall | fifit A single coating 7 nemes appear or for adding any others. | i A y ¢ “EDWARD DEVINE, i “Dean the Graduate School, Ameri- “NELLIE G. ROSS, be very glad to contribute my bit. de it. T ‘g LaNSBURGH & BRro to 8th to E — Franklin 7400 0 A £ S B LA Ve As Sketched Hosiery—Street Floor {dea for charities and philanthropies. As worked out in Cincinnati, it has iant drives and at the same time ac- beruined every time it rains? Ban- 2K 7 p j . j 7 s 4 swathed airdle a flaring side rippie that is lined to match the “I believe in the Community Chest § proved much more beneficial to the ma- £ Jority than the old way of so many “Anything that will retard the con- RE you afraid the whole house will | his frock wears with ‘s complish the desired results is worthy | ish yourfears. For just a few dollars of the support of every citizen of the nlhymrmoi absolutely weather- e - & 4 vest! Women's and Misses’ Dress Shops—Second Floor ~Sport Coats Man Tailored Types $25 Sketched ; can University.” ! 9 | y b “1359 Park road.” -) : , Responding to Fashion’s call GEOFFREY GREYKE, “3525 R strest.” W:“Asfil‘;@id, ten “I indorse most heartily the plan of p— o ths Community Chest as outlined in W;‘-W“— your letter, and will contribute gladly. | Painf stores. ' “With best wishes for the success of | L, Somneboen Sans, Inc., New Yock #the Community Chest, T am, i i P “Very truly yours, “WILLIAM S. LYON, Bav of Your Dealer “2921 Ordway street.” i “In answer to your letter concerning the Community Chest, my own opinion Children’s Story Hour Tomorrow Afternoon—4:30 P.M. In the Rest Room, Fourth Floor Miss ‘Esmond, a Factory Representative from Esmond Blanket Co., will tell many interesting stories for children of 4 to 10 years and will also distribute a souvenir story book—illustrated in color. : Out of the Box Fancy Shirts Figured broadcloths, woven Huge fur col- madras — materials of proven \ ’ fareand. oiten worth—made expertly into com- | K : times ‘cut'{; of fortably full shirts. Every one > Wolf and Fox trim has a matching collar and the with (11\-‘|l A ionb well liked center pleat. Sizes 14 e to 17. | \ coats! Big, warm, swagger, $ 1 95 models—surprisingly light in * weight—of good-looking tan, Men's Wear Shop—Street Floor Youthful, sporty, ani- mated—a model of un- usual chic. Brown tweed, its collar furred with for. Special it Corsetlettes of Striped Rayons $1.50 and $1.95 Especially designed models for the slight or medium fig- ure—of fine striped and figured rayon. 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