Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1929, Page 21

ROOSEVELT TAKES DATH AS GOVERNOR Smith Breaks Precedent to Give Farewell Address | to New Yorkers. By the Associated Press, ALBANY, N. Y., January 2—A new Governor of New York—Franklin De- lano Roosevelt—was inaugurated yes- terday before an enthusastic_crowd in the Assembly chamber of the State itol. A demonstration equally thusiastic was given to his pred Alfred E. Smith. A departure from the anclent ritual " of inaugurations in Albany was made when the retiring governor his successor immediately after the ter had subscribed to the oath of ¢ In his speech of introduction. whi h | during the 25 years he had been a part of the State government. Gov. Roosevelt In_ his inaugural ad- dress pleaded for the co-operation of the citizenry of the State in helping him reach a solution of the problems confror the government. Amo; ns he mentioned the q ter power, simplificatios court procedure and improvement m the condition of the farmer. Through an oversight 1o provision was made for the seating in the i augural chamber of the State Se geant-at-arms, marched gravel and up the platform stairs, to learn that there were no seats. Without a pause the parade continued through a door in the rear of the platform, out of the chamber. GREETED IN METROPOLIS, NEW YORK, January 2 (#).—Alfred F. Smith, until yesterday Governor of New York State, arrived last night from Albany and was greeted at the Grand Central Terminal by several hundred persons. A band played “The Sidewalks of New York” as the governor ed | through the terminal between lines soldiers to the entrance to the Biltmore Hotel, where he has maintained head- quarters on visits to New York during his terms as governor. CHURCHES REOPEN | COLLEGE CAMPAIGN Drive for $100,000 to Pur- chase Maryland Site Will End-January 15. With renewed impetus, the Lutheran churches of Washington today re- opened their campaign to raise $100,000 | to purchase a site near Wheaton, Md., for the National Lutheran College for Women. The drive will continue until it will close with a campalgn was not prosecuted during the holiday . incomplete reports to the drive | icate that approxi- added to the fund . which would bring ,000. The final report workers before the total of $50.069. during the holi- | will be definite known tonight the campaign workers submit re- ports at a meeting in the l ther Place Memorial Churchi at - .0 George M, Diffenderter, Dr. Wiliiam J Showalter, and others in charge of the : nake inspirational ta tin . at which the movement ! tablishment of the colledge in “The lo- ted_considerable en- | Montgomery County. E. member of the Maryland is co-operating with the officials in arranging the pro- New York Architect Dies. NEW_YORK, January 2 (#)—Ed- ward P. York, New York architect, died Sunday night at the Presbyterian Hospital, where he underwent an opera- tino a week ago. He was 63.years old |and a native of Wellsville, N. Y. A New Church or Fraternal Policy Interior Robbery, Mes- senger Robbers, ‘Safe Burglary, Forgery and Larceny-call “combined— Apply LEROY GOFF Woovdward Building Mzin 340 THE EVENING STAR., WABHINGTON, Simply Tailored or 1 D. C." WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, SBURGH & BRO Y Ex- “% quisitely Lace Trizymed Silk Undies %, In a Special January < ¥ Sale — Tomorrow—at $1.95 More than 1,000 pieces of heavy crepe de chine lingerie—chemises with lace and rosebuds, slips beautifully lace trimmed, two-piece. dance sets with lace and applique, and step- -ins—a choice of lovely pastel col- ors; sizes 36 to 44. Lovely Porto Rican Gowns Nimble fingers took hundreds of tiny stitches to make these gowns exceptionally lovely. White and pale colors, with binding, applique, hand embroidery and lace. Lingerle—Third Floor 89¢ We've inaugurated a series of feature events — of great importance to the Watch for them—each one is an outstanding value! tomorrow we offer an exceptionally rich, glistening crepe—all silk—40 inches woman who sews. 7th, 8th'and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 FOR THE FIRST HOME:SEWING DAY IN THE NEW YEAR 40-Inch Washable, Heavy, All-Silk Crepe In a Color Assortment T hat Ranges from Neutral Black and W hite to the Vivid High Shades of Present Favor wide—in these choice shades— White Tvory Flesh Pink Turquoise Ocean green Peach Violet Mother Goose Fallow Rose beige Cashew nut Mazron glace Pilot blue Coronado Triumph blue Oakheart Brandywine Helvetia Arabian English Madelon blue Hirondelle 79 Yard Olympian Goya red Adamia Pandora Woodbine Silverwing Crane Navy Pigeon Black Cactus rose Byrd blue Silks—Third Floor Vanilla bean French beige Independence For Home-Sewing Day q] Youthful Styling Combines ]acquard With Practical Utility Here 200,000,000 geyms die in 15 seconds! —naturally Listerine checks SORE THROAT DO YOU realize what protective power lies in the Listerine formula? Are you aware that, full strength, Listerine is entire- 1y safe to use, yet so powerful that it kills even the stubborn B. Typhosus (typhoid) germ in 15 seconds? Repeated tests in laboratories of national repute, prove it. Now you can understand Listerine’s effec- tiveness against ordinary colds and sore throat which are caused by germs. Keep Listerine handy, and use it system- atically in nasty weather. It may spare you a dangerous siege of illness. Would you like to receive eur elaborate free book, “Personal Hygiene”? Write Dept.S.57,Lam- bert Pharmacal Co., . Do this and [ St. Louis, Mo., U.S. A, escape colds Countless colds start when germs are carried to the mouth on food. By using Listerine on the hands before every meal, you attack such germs and lessen the risk of cold. Remember this, mothers, when handling baby’s food. LISTERINE THE SAFE Jane Stuart ¢ Will Shop for You °* We all like short-cuts. Here’s an easy way to get your shopping done when pressed for time. Just phone Franklin 7400 and ask for Jane Stuart. Yowd be surprised to know how many of our customers shop here—by proxy—on @ satisfaction- assured basis, Jane Stuart: Please send for my approval— L e o 1 Size.. Colors. .oewm Name ...ooc00ovivw Address ..eivsercen Gity: :acie State. . pe [CICASH [JC.0.D. [ICHARGE ‘A Clearance! ' SHOES $4.85 Sweeping reductions on fine, seasonable shoes! Patent lcathers, in a va- riety of heels, and smart strap effects; also evening slippers. A good range of sizes—mnot in every style, Shoe Shop—Second Floor A Most Important January Sale! 8 O’Clock Dressettes Frocks Quaint and Gay, Demure and Lovely, to Brighten Household Tasks Scores of New Designs— . Three as Sketched These dresses have been fashioned by women who appremate the com- fort points as well ‘as the appearance of a home frock. They're cut full through the b'lck i the armholes; have dccp seams and generous hems and are made of smart, washable prints—five points seldom found in a dollar home frock! Extra Special 300 White and Colored Linen Frocks, $2.95 Indispensable, if you're going South, and most desirable if you remain at home. Finely tailored frocks that look so fresh and crisp each time they’re done up! Sizes 16 to 44. Home Frocks—Third Floor $1.00 A Complete Size Range 16 and 18 36 to 44 46 to 52 Rayons 79c yd. A lustrous 36-inch ma- terial that has many uses —one that we usually sell at a higher price! In the attractive plain shades thst serve so well for re- lining coats, making drdpes, or even dresses. Soisette Prints 39¢c yd. Beautiful designs on light and tinted grounds, all guaranteed fast color. Usually sells for much more; 36 inches wide. Wash Fabries—Third Floor. 9 SPECIAL NOTIONS In The January Sale Clark’s 0. N. T. Spool Cot- ton—250-yard spools in black and white only. dozen $1.00 Alex. Kl:x Basting Cotton —200 yards to a spool. 6 spools for.. Zlc J. & P. Coats Spool Silk— §0-yard_spools, assorted col- ors. bpecul 3 SPOOIS o..cevinsevere 120 A. R. A. Bias Binding—In assorted colors. 6 yards to a bolt; 3 bolts for ececercecieee 256 thc Pearl Brtgu—()ne “dozen to a car cards for . 256 sl;fl[e‘ Steel S‘:hnrl and ars —are a 1; special at, pair ... 59¢ Yein. White Elll“c Of good live rubber; 6 zsc yards for | o Pin Cushions, Special, 8¢c. Black and White Snaps, 6 cards for 25c. Notions—Street Floor Soft, Fine-Gauge Rayon Underwear i ANTISEPTIC in Pastel Tones Offered at aJanuary Sale Price That Suggests Quantity Buying Tomorrow Regularly $ $1.69 These garments are every ‘one of 60- ¥ filament rayon — that super-fine, super- ¢ strong weave — that regularly sells for $1.69 and higher! ‘ Yoke-front panties with * banded knees, and bloomers with elastic— . full.eut.and well reinforced!. Flesh, peach, nile atid white; sizes 34 to 42. Vests of the Same Quality in Sizes 34 to 42, at 79%¢ Lingerie—Third Floor Featured Tomorrow For BABY DAY A 30-Piece Layette That Considers Baby’s Every Need %10 The layette—complete in cvery detail—has 12 birdeye diapers, 2 flannel binders, 2 silk-and-wool shirts, 2 dainty dresses, 1 handmade dress, 2 flannclette gertrudes, 2 flannelette gowns, 2 quilted pads, 1 card safety pins, 1 cake castile soap, 1 box J. & J. powder, 1 blanket and 1 hand-crocheted sacque, Infants’ Handmade Dresses —\Vee fittle pin tucks, fine embroilery, scal- loped bottoms make these the quintessence of daintiness. Spe- $2 pieces— sacque, booties Knitted Le; gl Infants' Imported Sacques—White with pink and blue lin- ings and embroidery to match 1.95 Beacon Blankets—Pink or blue, size 36x50; floral and nursery patterns; sateen bound.. $1.65 Birdeye and Flannelette Diapers— Ready hemmed diapers, packed in a et S muu' Wear—Fourth Fldor