The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-30
"a NEW TWINS
ENTER RACE
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years old, of German Orphan
Asylum,
Nancy and Priscilla Sandoz, nine
years old, of 1872 Q street north
west.
Edith and Margaret Appertis five
years old, Of 747 Morton street
Mrs. Annie ZelI and Mrs. Emma
Laubhau Cnee Rankin) nineteen
years old, of 814 North Carolina
avenue, southeast.
John and Thomas Gibson, five
years old, of 1912 Olive street
Sadie and Cecilia Phillips, two and
a half years old, of 3S1 II street
Votes are flying thick and fast
In the contest and the wlno.up
promises to be a merry one. Parents,
relatives, neighbors and friends OF
twins are balloting early, oIten anu
in lunches and the outlook IS Ior
an avalanche of votes when the
contest closes. Although the vote
for all the twins so far has been
substantial, it is not regular or con-
sistent and it looks like the support
ers of many sets of twins are holo-
ing back their votes.
The twins editor would like to ad-
wise those who intend casting votes
during. the closing hours OF the
contest to bring them 20 The Times
office and not trust them to the
mail. Many mothers have been
surprised at the small numoer o.
votes listed for their twins IN ne
Times. One of the reasons Tor this
has been delays between the Tune
the votes were cast and the t'me
they were delivered. These delays
have ranged from one TO four days.
In other words. the twins editor
received yesterday great patches OF
votes which had been mailed sun
day and Monday. Therefore, bring
YOUR votes to The Times office be-
cause If they reach him after mid
night Saturday they cannot be
counted.
Standing OF Entrants
Here is the standing of the four
teen leading sets or twins, not
counting the votes received today:
Name and Address. Vote.
Marie and Margaret Weaver,
1880 Seventeenth street south
east ga
Michael and Charles ConlOn, 1913
Twelfth street southeast. -. 694
Marian and Lorraine Lyons, 219
Morgan street northwest. 5S4
Jackie and Billy Everl1art, 5O4
l. street northeast. 1850. 569
Philip and Raymond Philiberts
1926 Fifteenth street north
west .......e....:..s 30
Catherine and Louise COnneu,
537 Second street southeast. 524
Mary and Margaret Colin, lib
X street southeast so.
William and George Collins,
3617 n street northwest. 49,. $50
Anne May and Betty ArdeeSer,
408 III street northeast. ..... 479
Anne, Henry and Lillian Kauf-
man. 1901 Il street northwest AL
George and Mary Ortman, sos
e street southeast. ........ 384
Mary and Eleanor Tanning,
1901 G street southwest. -. $50
Reba and Marie Dobrin, 1905
NJ street northwest. ..o.... 352
Ann and Joseph Daniels, 1913
Fourteenth street northeast. 351
Many other sets of twins are well
up in the voting and may step out
INTO the ledQ as the contest pro-
crosses. The Phifibert twins were
late entrants, but they seem to have
a great number of supporters. The
Lyons twins also have stepped up
considerably in the last day or two.
It looks like anybody's race until.
the final flag.
Manager Beatus said today that
arrangements had been completed
for a special luncheon and recep-
ton for the "Siamese Twins" other.
wise known as Daisy and Violet
Hilton, at the Washington Hotel
next Monday. These two beautiful
and accomplished. high school grad
yates, sixteen years old, were born
Joined together and are still held to-
gether at the base of the spine.
They viii appear as a special added
attraction in connection with the
showing of the photoplay, Might
Life in New York." which opens the
new season. The "Siamese Twins"
also will be taken on a sightseeing
trip, including visit to Mt. Vernon,
where they will place a wreath on
the tomb of George Washington.