Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1928, Page 12

D. C. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1928.° ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Friday & Saturday in the Bargain Annex The Values Talk for Themselves— To Create a Sensation Here are 1,836 RELIEF BODY ASKS FOR PART IN CHEST Walter C. Clephane Elected President of Association Board. The Citizens' Relief Association made | formal application for membership in the Washington Community Chest fol- lowing the decision of its board of managers to do so at a meeting in the Soctal Service House yesterday after- noon. The association's board also decided to Have a new certificate of incorpora- tion ‘filed in view of the fact that the | original incorporation of the associa- tion expires at the end of the current ! year. Clephane FElected President. Walter C. Clephane was elected to | rve as president of the board during All Going Into 2 Extraordinary Price Groups A Guaranteed Saving of $5 to $10 on Every Garment Ycu can close your eyes and pick a beauty every time. 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THE OVERCOATS . . . better weaves and finer weaves in blue, gray and mixtures. Skinner’s satin lined. All sizes. Altered free: H. Tucker. first vice presi- s. Cuno H. Rudolph. second John B. Larner, treas- | urer, and Walter S. Ufford, secretary. | The resignation of Willlam J. Flather s treasurer was accepted with a reso- | lution of regret. ‘The recent order of the District Com- missioners was read pointing for a | term of three years embers of the board Evan H. Tus 0. J. DeMoll, George De Neale, Dorsey W. Hyd, jr.; Coleman Jennings, J. E. Jones, John B. Larner, Arthur C. Moses and Mrs. Charles A. Spalding. To fill existing | vacancies on the board the Commis- | sioners designated the following new members: Mrs. Herbert J. Slocum, Wallace N. Streater. Arthur D. Call, _?_Oh]. Charles M. Bundell and Eliot H. 0 C. Clephane and Walter S. | i ere named to serve on the? i | Community Chest directorate, in the | event the application for membership tn | the latter body is accepted. | 100 Needy Families Aided. ‘Reports by association officers showed | an increase of over 100 families given | aid. at a cost of $30,802, as compared | with the number given aid the year before at a cost of $25.695 and expendi- tures of only $18,428 in 1926. Evan H. Tucker was named to con- tinue as the board's representative on ths Council of Social torate, with Wallace Hatel TRADEGROUPFAVORS' Portrait of PARALLEL PARKING ALJOLSON ;Chanze From Angle System on‘ Four Downtdwn Streets Approved. Suitable for framing with each of his i Approving recommendations made | Trunswic some time ago by William H. Harland, traffic director, the traffic committee or the Boand of Trade yesterday at a Records meeting at the City Club voted in favor of a changs from angle to parallel parking on four downtown streets. f The change in parking is recom- 0, mended for Eighth street, west side, between Market space and F street; F street, both sides, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets; New York ave- nue, north side, between Fourteenth | and Fifteenth streets, and Pennsylvania avenue between Seventeenth and Eight- eenth streets. Traffic Director Harland, a guest of the committee, declared thai angle parking is dangerous, seriously obstruct- ing trafic movements in congested sec- tions of the city and interfering with runs by fire apparatus. Angle parking, he said, does not permit a great many more cars to be parked in a given area than parallel parking. He cited the case of Thmeenth street between E and I streets. George W. Offutt, chairman, presided. M. O. 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