Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1921, Page 4

] % 27 BENING 25_' % Rédacti on in French China This reduction applies on all regular open stock designs in French China. 40% to 50% Reductions On Discontinued Patterns Open Stock French China : —including floral border decoration in Charles F'cld Hayviland and convemmrml border ~ in Theodore Haviland. . Wonderful B argams In French China—Dinner, Breakfast, Tea, Bread and Butter md p Soup Plates, Bouillons, Teas and After Dinners. - Exceptional Values in Complete French Dinner Sets Were Reduced tof Floral Border Decoration; Gold-Edge Handles; 100 Pieces.......... Scattered Floral Decoration; Gold Handles; 100 Pieces o Conventional Border Decoration; Theo. Haviland; 97 Pieces. . Apple Blossom Decoration; Theo. Haviland; 101 Pieces. . .. Apple Blessom Dec.; Gold Edge and Handles; Theo. Haviland; 100 Pcs.$131 $90 Pink Spray Decoration; Theo. Haviland; 100 Pieces Spray Decoration; Theo. 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THINK “%g 3 G s o OCTOBER “VICTOR” RECORDS NOW ON: SALE : \VE THEM | and 236 Demonstrating Rooms, the largest number in ‘Wash- ington store, ASBUBI YOV OF PROMPT SERVICE. iy E:——EEEEEE[‘EGE‘EEE ] P FoAEoFE - = sE2f ¥, MONDAY, OCTOBER.3,. 1921 CALLS SHURCH MEDIEVAL. | Mrs. Lydig’s, Fiance Says Present- Day Problems Are Overlooked. NEW YORK, October 3.—Indifference to vital problems of the day and ecn- cern with medieval problems of theology were charged to the Protestant Xpis- STAR, WASHINGTON, URGES AUSTRALIA B R WHITE RACES D. Race Having Perfect Bodies and Brilliant Minds Held Possible Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, October 3—“If we eould keep a group of se- a lected mem s#nd women an their descendants nep-nted copal Church yesterday by Dr. Percy {Lord Northcllffe Fears Coun- from the rest of Stickney Grant, rector of the Church on a desert ial for -lly &enerations, it w--l‘ be pon- nible to preduce a ‘with the bodies of Greek .u- and of the Ascension, on 5th avenue, whose coming marriage to Mrs. Philip Lydis, twice a divorce, has caused grave try May Be Swamped by Asiatics the minds nl Newton and Shake- tlielzgu on among Episcopal church . are,” e e s et saaler Ltidonns H sed the church of devoting i BY the Amaciated Press. tself to the intricacles of theology g oey LONDON, October 2.—An urgent ap- ipeal to Australians to keep Australia a white country, and a strong warn- ing that unless white immigration was encouraged the country was 'erly to be swamped by Asiatics, was issued by Lord Northcliffe at Sydney. I\\ hen he left there Saturday for the | Chilippines. “Australia’ just returned from tional econgress of GI‘CIICI in New York. e Ant At ™ here must be some way of solving & added, “without al- \e be:n unable to see how a man vkllh a Ilf io support can possibly get on wuh ess wages under present- | day conditions.”” magnitude and riches ess of its garrison are ment both nve thelr rflect, no the race may be changed by se- lection of the parents of the fu- and by a change in sur- roundings.” i ' Waannpum— the most “Livable” City in America Most of the -denl-u n the ngs, e.re‘auo- he in- same and those o -rke. erim- ] inal tendemcies. MASONS LAY STONE. Grand Lodge Ceremony feld at Memorial Hospital. Spectal Dispateh to The Star. LYNCHBURG, Va.. Octobér 3.—The Virginia Grand Lodge of Masons Satur day afterncon laid the corner stone for | the Marshall Lodge Memorial Hos- | pital, formerly the Home and Retreat, the orator being Judge R. T. W. 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