Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1928, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1928. in activities in the year closed Septem-| The report rehearses the mission's CENTRAL UNION MISSION ber 30, over the previous year. Free jdecision not to join the community ACTIVITIES INCREASED “wdu were supplied to 8817 men_ and | chest and cites a finding of the Health ree meals to 551, representing in- | creaes of 40 and 180 per cont, re- chpm‘lmcnt tending to refute reports of Annual Report Shows Number of | spectively. The Children’s Emergency | Poisoning of mothers and children at . | Home of ‘the mission took care of an Jthe mission’s annual pienic in July. Free Meals and Lodgings Sup- |ayerage of 47 children for the cntlre; The mission will celebrate its forty- plied During Last Year. year, as compared with 38 the previou ; vear. Religicus services, held nightly at | fourth anniversary with a mass meeting The annual report of the Central |the mission chapel, 613 C street, were | in the First Congregational Church | Union Mission shows a largs Increase | attended by 1.684 persons. Sunday. , Just Serve This Cake to your Husband! l M | This delicious cake makes any R dinner a party. A dainty, silver cake \ 1 covered with delicate vanilla icing. e, .y i Honestly, it melts in your mouth! Lindbergh Kills Deer in Mexico On Hunting Debut By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, October 26— Three hours after’ Col. Charles A. Lindbergh arived at the Hal Man- gum Ranch in Northern Mexico a deer fell before his markmanship, advices recetved here state. The airman now has one more deer to kill to fill the quota allowed him by the department of agricul- ture. The department also granted him permission to kill two cinnamoa bears. Col. Lindbergh may fly to Mexico City with his hunting companions before returning to the United States. SOHINSON ATTACKS POWER MTERES Califernia Senator Asks Hoo- ver Support in Hitting Moncpoly. : Sanitary Stores 25¢ Land O’Lakes Butter. . ."> 59¢ Sanitary Butter “‘Sanico” White Eggs . . o= Sanitary Fresh Eggs. . .do= 29c Pabst-ett Cheese Spread.’=:23¢ Nu Kraft Cheese Spread P*#- 23¢ Longhorn Cheese - 35¢ Kraft Swiss Cheese.15 ™ 23¢ 25¢ | Until Saturdcy’s Closing! Granulated SU%AR 10 = 57¢ Lbs. for 100 Lbs. for 85.50 In clcth bags 60c 25 = $1.50 for By the Associated Press . VISALIA, Calif.. October 25.—United States Senator Hiram W. Johnson in a speech here vesterday reiterated his | support of the Republican national describing Herbert Hoover, the pa: presidential candidate, as one of the world's greatest leaders. The Sen- THREE D. C. APPLICANTS e Sorlt's greatet leaders, ‘The sen- | NAMED FOR WEST POINT| publican Senator from California, at-| tacked what he termed the “POWer|pjet of Cadets at Large Appointed | trust” and urged support for the : Boulder Dam bill which he sponsored by the President to Army Academy. Pkgs. for . Morton’s Salt 3 Quaker Qats (Res.or Quick) Sanitary Oats Ra'ston Cereal Cream of Wheat Pettijohn Cereal | —ilc - 19¢ - 24c¢ - 14¢ - 20c ulk Lard 2 Crisco ..."™ 25¢, 3 ™ 72¢ First Prize Margarine. . ."> 25¢ Maxwell House Coffee. ." 49¢ Wilkins Coffee * ™ 23¢, ™ 45¢ Orienta Coffee .Jb 49c¢ in Congress Senator Johnson struck at the power lleged “hire e dicie” @uoting testimony be- | Three residents of the District of Co- fore the Federal Trade Commission, he | lumbia have been appointed by Presi- | declare SRt e :h%l"{’gn’“::’“gg";‘:"dent Coolidge cadets at large at the | eople is ‘‘whethel e i B e the people shall govern this country.” | United States Military Academy, sub- ject to qualification at the entrance All dfl:n":sa:\,;:p::a'::: Govern- | cxamination next March, as follows: | memrp(:\mprsrx\‘xpx o the” Boulder Dam | Robert Besson, 1930 § street; Richard | Project. charges of bribery of public |Park, 2844 Wisconsin avenue, and Frank i, Irelogh ministers and entry | Keller, jr., 1444 Rhode Island avenue. MR ERUDRERIAR, N iy | Others similarly appointed are Thom- e iscouer Y California’s senior | ,.'c "poote, Severn Park, Md.; Joha R. “Hiring the heads of women's nrzan-‘vg;f“:in?m‘_‘r Agflrfgshpl:- ‘l. gzr{le})fll,\‘l_. {zations to “poll-parrot nreparcdvamm v‘? Jk‘nml;r Ho:(‘r‘l‘tlzl.u fli:iawa‘l' speeches” was denounced by Johnson, | 5 W. [fhmer, Ionofl, flavad: o asserted that “red-blooded Ameri- | Fhilip C. Musgrave, Manila, P. I Guy Sahh swust and Wil ship ithese papas O CIsElore, San Gntonio, dex. Benty A ey where. they appear | K; Hester Fort Lewis, Washingion, and The speaker asserted that the so- called trust paid the heads of women's clubs of Colorado $600 a month to de- tiver prepared power company addresses before women's organizations of that State. _Declares Fund Raised. Lbs. for William K. Rorie, Manchester, Ind. 2,313,816 VOTES LISTED. SACRAMENTO, Calif,, October 26 (m,_v?u(r:‘g“x;egu_trauoxa flg\lrl:ls‘ mer éhe L as! . Johnson continued in his | State of California made public today m{ascfi {}Teraf{ezed trust “raised a $1,- | by Secretary of State Frank C. Jordan, 00000 | propaganda fund which is | Show 2313816 persons registered for the eharged Up as operating expenses and | election. This number exceeds by 491.- possed on Yo the consumer in rates, so | 459 the registration for the 1924 e - - o tlon. ~Of the number 1,535,751 are re fhat. in effect, we pick our own pockets | (£ ‘as Republicans and 503161 s o [ ] hi va | oo B TS . He said the Boulder Dam project Democrats. The remainder are l=‘mmbii silver bar cake g g ialists and miscellaneous. BY ALICE ADAMS PROCTOR into a national ssset, improving Im=|=— = = & o Meat Market perial Valley and serving Southern 'I'HIS Hostess Silver Bar Cake, I find, is California_coastal cities with domestic its own best salesman. 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The B'mai B'rith will act as host at the joint session, the Brotherhood having played that role at a similar meeting a year ago. Maj. Julius I. Peyser, former presi- dent of District Grand Lodge No. 5, will preside, and a speaker of national note will be featured. The B'nal Brith is the oldest and largest national Jewish fraternal order, while the Brotherhood was or more recently. SUFFRAGIST BETTER. Irish Feminist, 84, Recovering After Fall Downtsairs. DUBLIN, Irish Free State, October 26 (#).—Mrs. Charlotte Despard, 84- year-old suffragist, who has been ill since she fell down the stairs of her home, had a good night and was doing - well this morning. Despite her age, Mrs. Despard still takes an active interest in the Irish republican movement. —_— Cranberry Sauce Cranberry Sauce...... 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