Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1924, Page 25

CHURCH ALLOVS FOSDEK 10 RESIO Accepts Resignation With Deep Regret—Asks Pastor L to Preach at Times. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 23.—Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick no longer Is spe- cial preacher at the First Presb. tertan Church. His resignation was unanimously accepted at a meeting of the congregation last night. An in- vitation was extended to him, how- ever, to preach at the church “on such Sundays as he finds in con- wventent.” Almost every seat in the church was filled when the Rev. Dr. George Alexander, the pastor, opened the meeting. A letter from Dr. Fosdick, including a copy of a letter to the New York presbrtery’s committee, was read. Dr. Fosdick, in his com- munication declined to renounce his sfMliation with the Baptist Church. Dr. Fosdick was told in a letter ment to him after the approval of the report which accepted his resigna- tion: 2 “We will suffer an irreparable loss 1f you leave us entirely. Moreover, the Presbyterian Church at large will suffer seriously. Thousands of young men and women, attracted by your preaching and writing, will drift away from any church assoctation whatever. But the greatest loss will be to the cause of Christian fellow- ship and church unity, to which you and we are committed.” | can \ : / / THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1924. AUTHORITY ON OUTDOOR LIFE TO WRITE ARTICLES IN STAR Will H. Dilg, Noted Fisherman, Will Furnish New Series on “The Call of the Outdoors” for Newspaper’s Readers. The varied delights of the outdoor world and the perfl that these joys are underzoine in America through forest destruction, stream pollution, and despoliation of breeding grounds of fish and game are to be brought to the attention of the readers of The Star In a special feature entitled “The of the Outdoors” and written Ly Will H. Dilg, president of the Walton League of America. The first installment was printed in The Star of October 21. Tt is planned to print the subsequent ones at frequent intervals, if not every day. Every fisherman has heard of Will Dilg, but in addition to being a noted angler and author on angling mat- ters, he is an all-round outdoorsman, hunter, camper, lover of wild life and, above all, conservationist. He has’ speclalized more or less in bass ing; bass are the leading fresh water game fish of this part of the country. But if there is any varlety of finny prize that he hasn't caught, it is only because that particular species will not bite. A few years ago a crowd of Washington anglers on the upper Potomac watched Dilg, in company with several other experts, making a moving picture reel for Field and Stream. In holes in which the local fishermen were getting two or three a day Dilg and his com- panions were hooking black bass at almost every cast. It was a most Im- ive object lesson as to what plus knowledge, plus proper kle could accomplish. Dilg’s greatest bid for fame is his last June by both House and Senate of tha upper Mississipp! wild life and fish refuge bill, a bill sponsored by the Izaak Walton League, of which he was founder and first president, and a highly important plece of con- servation legislation. This measure carried an appropriation of $1,500,000 to purchase and protect from drain- age the river bottoms In the upper valley, which represent almost the last stand of wild life in that re- gion and absolutely the last stand of warm-water game fish. It is esti- mated that, under Federal control, the Bureau of Fisherles can, within the next five vears, take from these bottoms no fewer than 1,000,000,000 four and six-inch black bass with which to replenish diminishing stocks all over the United States. These bottoms are, in addition, a paradise for water fowl and for small fur- bearing animals. Include News Features. The new feature will include actual news, for its author is in constant touch with state, national, community and private recreational enterprises, with conservation and sporting con- ferences and other similar develop- ments. It will include Information calculated not only to give the be- ginner valuable data, but also to keep the experienced outdoorsman in- formed on the newest wrinkles. It will include chapters devoted to varl- ous game animals, birds and fishes. The subject of conservation will, of course, have a commanding position In the list of toplcs to be treated. as editor of Outdoor America, official organ of the Izaak Walton League, Mr. Dilg will offer comment, born of actual knowledge, on every phase of the outdoors. “To the best of my ablility T will pass on those things I have seen and learned,” says the author in discuss- ing the series. “I am especially anxious these little articles may in some way help to Introduce to the outdoors those who, perhaps, have not heard its call. I want to get let- ters on outdoor subjects. If there are questions about any of the things I discuss, I want to hear them, and will answer as soon as I can, either through this column or by individual letter.” REGIONAL ANESTHETIC USE GROWS RAPIDLY Leaves Patient Conscious, But Eliminates Pain—To Be Used in Many Operations. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 23.—From 30 to 80 per cent-of the surgical opera- tlons of the future will be performed with the aid of a regional anesthetic which eliminates pain, but leaves the patient conscious, according to Dr. Gaston Labat, French surgeon, who addressed the convention of the Eastern Society of Anaesthetists yes- terday. Dr. L. C. Smith of Ashland, Ky., said that at the hospital In Ashland more than 85 per cent of the oper- ations are already performed under a regional anesthetic. LIST YOUR RENTED AND VACANT REAL ESTATE WITH J. LEO KOLB Woodward. & Lothrop Down Stairs Store See Upstairs Store Advertisement on Page 20. 7 New Polo Shirts, $2.50 24, of worsted and rayon. With Colleglan collars. Straightline slip-ons, in colors of gray, pow- der blue and Lanvin. Tunics, Printed, $2.50 18 Tubular Effect Tunic Blouses, in printed patterns. Crepe and rayon. V and round neck models. Cotton Blouses, 58¢ . 58 Overblouses, In white and tan. Of dimity and English broadcloth. Girls™ Gingham Dresses, 75¢ 50 Dresses, in slzes and styles for girls 7 to 12 years. Gingham Dresses, 75¢ 14 House Dresses, of color-fast gingham. Medium sizes. | Friday Savings On Remnant Day Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchange- able; not sent C. O. D. or on approval; mail or phone orders not accepted. Coats—Dresses—Skirts, Specially Priced Sports Topcoats, Special. 25 New Fall Sports combination plaids, full lined; vertible collar and deep cuffs. misses and women. $10 Topcoats, In Jersey-Cordu Very special. 35 Dre: duroy, In lengths. cuffs. Sizes 16 to 42. large con- Models for long - and Finished with white collar and Sports Skirts, $3.95 Special. 28 sports skirts pleated wool and crepe. models. Sizes 26 to 32. roy Frocks, $5 sses, of jersey and cor- - e three-quarter sleeve in combination Also plain sports Sample Dresses and Coats, Radically Underpriced Sample Bengaline Dress, $27. white piping and beads. Size 18. Novelty Cloth Cond, $37. 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Ave. Main 5027 There are two things a man never ®ets too old to do: Get married and take a drink of lquor. record of working, without even a day off for fishing, for two years in | furtherance of the successful passage Anecdotes of experiences of the author's various companions on many expeditions will be included, while, Cloth—Silk—Jersey Dresses, Special, *10 the wanted basque models. Sizes and models for women and misses. A limited number of Cloth Silk and Jerseyff'all Frocks, in the fash- Sizes 16 to 42. ionable straightline models. New Fall colors. Some are shown in DOWN STAIRS STORE DOCTOR, DO YOU KNOW —that any Liggett Store will supply free prescrip- tions to any worthy poor person on your recommen- dation? Your signed request on your professional card or blank 1s all that is required. Brassieres-Bandeaux, 18¢ 44 Brassieres and Bandeaux, in satin-striped and brocaded ma- terfals. This price is for Friday only. Low-Bust Corsets, 75¢ Were $1. 62 White and Flesh low-bust models. Also Sizes 26 Small Felt Hats, 88¢c Usually priced, $1.95. 100 small dark felt hats specially made for bobbed hair misses. Also a few hats in wanted Fall high colors. Sports Hats, Reduced to $1.65 75 sports hats of good grade felt. In models suitable for short and long hair. In colors that will be seen most this Fall. Splendid values for Friday only. DOWN STAIRS STORE Men’s Coats and Suits Topcoats, $10 ‘Were $18.75. 6 Topcoats, in brown and gray mixtures. Cravenette processed, which make them the more desirable. No alterations. Sizes 34, 36, 38 and 40. ho-Safc 4 4 Drug Stores “The Rexald Stores” 14k and ¥ 16th and G 15¢h ‘and ¥ Tth and E Sta. Cut Price Sales Of Toilets and Drugs represent reductions on such well known and popular preparations that they are con- stantly looked forward to by the thrifty. Kolynos Tooth Paste . 190 Lyon’s Tooth Powder.. Three for 50c 170 Pond'sVanishingCream23c Forhan’s Tooth Paste . -37¢ Hair - Groom s 3Me Mavis Face Powder .. -33¢ Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder ........ 17(3 Three for 50c Resinol Soap ......... 18(- Phillip’s Milk of 36¢ Magnesia .......... 60c size Sal Hepatica ..........30¢ $1.00 size Listerine .............7]¢ $1.00 size Nujol .......ccueeee. 600 Merck’s Stearate of Zinc --e---15¢ Dorin’s Rouge, No. 1249 ..... 350 aistline styles. Philippine Underwear Special, $1.45 Exceptional value 124 pleces of Philippine linge- rie, including genuine hand- made gowns and envelope chemise. You must see these values Friday. 14th and Irving 904 F St. 1237 Pa. Ave. 1715 Pa. Ave. Jersey Dresses, $3.95 6 jorsey dresses, very prettily made up and trimmed. Sizes 32 to 42, Polly Prim Aprons, 38c 12, of tissue gingham and per- cale. In attractive patterns. Tunic Slips Now $1.95 18, of satinette. In shades of black and navy. Finely made throughout. Sateen Petticoats, 68c 10, of sateen, in the preferable dark shades. Price for Friday only. Knit Vests Now 15¢ Were 25c. 100 fine cotton vests, in bodice style. Solled. Sizes 40, 42 and 44. 2-Pants Suits $24.75 Were much higher. 7 well made Wool Suits, with two pairs trousers. In gray, brown and mixtures. No alterations. Regular sizes, 35, 36, 37, 40 and 42. . Rayon Vests, 85¢ Were much higher. 10, in flesh and peach. Sizes 38 and 40 only. Silk Bloomers, $1.50 10 high-grade glove silk bloom- ers, in brown and cinnamon shades. In sizes 5 and 6. Muslin Underwear, 38¢ Was 78 103 pleces, consisting of creps bloomers and muslin Jennie-neck gowns. Sports Suits, $20 Greatly reduced. 2 Sports Sufts, with one pair knick- ers and one pair trousers. Brown. Sizes 34 and 40. No alterations. DOWN STAIRS STORE Silk—Drapery—Cotton Remnants, Greatly Reduced Silk and Rayon Remnants, 90c to $1.48 Yard Lengths fro 2 to 4 vards of Taffeta, Georgette, Crepe de Chine, Satins, JPrinted Crepes, Sports Satins, Knitted Sports fz( n, Tubing,” Radlum, Knitted Crepe and Knitted Benga- ine Drapery Remnants, 20c to 58c Yard Lengths from 2 to 5 yards of Cretonne, Colored Madras, Marquisette, Voile, Swiss and Terry Cloths. Cotton Goods Remnants, 16¢ to 35c Yard Lengths from 1% to 31 vards of Ginghams, Voiles, Muslin, Imported Suitings, Outing Flannel and Percale. DOWN STAIRS STORE Costume Slips, 78¢ Sateen, In tan, gray. black and white. Slzes 36 to 44. Lunch at the Liggett’s Soda " Fountains Busy people, shoppers, find the quick service most convenient, and surely the great variety of whole- some sandwiches and delicions drinks satisfy the cravings of the appetito. Economical, too. Sheet Blankets, $1.38 Ench. 68 Plaid Cotton Sheet Blankets, in size 64x76, in blue, tan. pink and gray. Special for Friday only. size Lapactic Pills (100 in bottle) .. 230 Pt. size Pompeian Olive Oil 43¢ $150 size Van Ess Liquid < Far Scalp Massage . 81 -39 Mum ..... Sale—Women’s Fabric Gloves 38¢ Pair 100 pairs high-grade gloves, including strap - wrist, gauntlet and 12-button- length styles. Reduced greatly because of their broken size range. Gray, fawn and beaver. Sizes 5%. 6 and 6%. Sports Hose, $1.25 Pair For Women, Very special for Friday only. 100 palrs. Irregu- lars of $2.50 grade. Silk and mercerized sports hose. Wool Underhose, 50c Pair Irregulars of $1 value 100 pairs wool underhose. Splendid for wear under chiffon hose. Sizes 8% to 10, Women’s Cotton Sports Hose 25¢ Pair 100 pairs women's cotton sports hose, In gray, camel, brown and mixtures. Sizes 9 and 9% only. Friday special Women’s Hose, 45¢ Pair Just for Friday. 50 pairs perfect silk and wool mixed hose. Black and brown. Sizes 8% to 10. Pure Gum Aprons, 50c 16 Pure Gum Aprons, In red, green and black. Special Friday price. 100 Samples Women’s Union Suits, 75¢ 100 fine quality Winter- welght union suits. Sam- of much higher priced Low neck, no and knee-length Sizes 36 to 44. size size Marquisette Curtains, $1 Very specially priced. 45 pairs lace-trimmed Marquisette Cur- tains 2% yards long. Hem- stitched. White only. Seamless Sheets, $1.18 Were more. 60 in the 8$1x90 size. Hemmed Bleached Sheets, slightly soiled from display. size 25¢ size Houbigant’s Ideal Tal. Powder, 89¢ 50¢ size Hennafoam Shampoo . -35¢ Mennen’s Shaving 39¢ Cream . $1.00 size Pinkham’s Veg. Comp 89(. $1.50 size Kolor Bak ........31_19 size size size 50c size Fresh eggs and rich milk, flavored to your taste 15¢. The genuine Horlick’s Malted Milk with rich sweet milk and chocolate 15¢c. Milk Shakes, all flavors 10c. Frosted Chocolate 15c. American Cheese, Corned Beef, Devilled Egg, Devilled Ham, Ham, Minced Ham, Minced Tongue, Pimento Cheese, Swiss Cheese Sand- wiches 10c. Fresh Fruit Orangeade made to order 15c. Lemonade 10¢ size Powder Refills, 20¢ For compacts. 65, in all shades, with puff. Good quality powder. 50 Handbags, Reduced, 45¢ Were $1. 25 firmly made leather Handbags reduced for early Fri- day clearance. size Children’s Union Suits 68c; Were More 60 girls' Winter-weight Unien Suits with long sleeves and ankie length. Slightly solled from display. Sizes 12, 14 and 16. Shampoo, 35c Bottle Regularly much higher. 6-ounce size bottles of Cocoanut Ofl Shampoo at this price. High Shoes, 88c Pair Women's high-cut lace and but- ton shoes with Louls Heels. Nar- row widths—AAA, AA and A. Sizes 3 to 6 in thé lot. Not all widths in any one size. Bare-Foot Sandals, 50¢ 6 pairs reduced from a much higher price. Sizes 6%, 9%, 131, 1 and 5. Serving Trays, 75¢ Were $1.25. 13 Serving Trays with handles. 2 for 67c 2 for 61¢ 2 for 26¢ 2 for 41c 2for1.19 2 for 55¢ 2 for 55¢ 2 for 55¢ 2 for 46¢ 2 for 36¢ 2 for 31c 2 for 41c 2 for 40c Boys’ Hose, 4 Pairs, $1 60 pairs Boys’ Heavy Ribbed Black Hose, In sizes 8, 8%, 11 and 11%. Boys’ Bath Robes, $1.95 20 comfy, warm Bath Robes for boys 8 to 14 years. 98¢ Pure Olive Oil . . 45c Strawberry Jam . o 45c Raspberry Jam . « 45¢Grape Jam . . . o 45c Orange Marmalade 35c Pure Grape Jelly . 30c Beef Cubes . . . 40c Liggett’s Salad Dressing 35c Peanut Butter (100z.) . These Special Offerings at Reduced Prices Balance of October Only Baby Pins, 50c Were much higher. Also Bib Clasps and Baby Lockets at a price that is way below regular. Feather Boas, $2.95 Were $3.95. Marked for immedi- ate clearance Friday. 7 Ostrich Boas, In orchid, black, jade, pow- der blue and peach. Bungalow Aprons, 58¢ Aprons, very attractively styled. In s 36 to 44. Wanted materials. Boys’ Corduroy Pants, $1.35 Very special. - 40 full cut well made Corduroy pants. Sizes 8 to 18 years. Seconds Seamless Axminster Rugs &5 52995 2= 53250 Size. Size. . Seconds of Superlor Grade Seamless Axminster Rugs. All- wool, deep-pile, luxurious rugs, marked to afford you a de- clded saving. Slight imperfections (hardly noticeable) are responsible for these greatly lowered prices. 36x63 Axminster Rugs, $4.75 Good colors and patt t Good]coloxs] axdinn.feenultiom which to select. These unusual 7.6x9 Imperfect $ 9x12 Room Axminster Rugs, 22'75 Rugs s23.75 DOWN STAIRS STORE Flannelette Sacques, 18¢ For infants; 30, with pink and blue edges. Finely made. Baby Blankets, 38¢ For baby carrfages or cribs. 10, with pink or blue borders in plaids. slesves styles_ Ilasol Lotion Delightful for healing rough chapped skin. Redacra 1o 19¢ Puretest Glycerine & Rose Water 4 ounce bottle, i 1o 19¢ Klenzo Atomizer For spraying nose and throat. i 1o 98¢ Firstaid Thermometer For taking body tempera- ture. Regylerty 177 1.29 Women’s Patent Leather Pumps Friday $1.95 Pair 26 pairs Women’s Patent Leather, Gray Leather Sad- dle Strap Trimmed Pumps at this remarkable price Friday. Small quantity warrants early buying. §]!)z:! 4 to 8 and width Refreshing Bay Rum Flangelette Gowns, 48¢ For infants. Only 12 at this ez« traordinary price for Friday. Extra strong. Full Reduced = from $1.00 to 69(.‘ BOBBED HEAD Looking Its Best In the Liggett Stores you will find many conveniences and necessities to put those little finishing touches which add gresatly to one’s appearance, and save ex- pensive visits to the hair dresser., The “Bob” Comb — made of | Riker's Egyptian Henna 50c blackbard rubber. Just Vivaudou's Egyptian U5 Slone s et 35¢ Henna ........ Venida Bob Nets—Recommen- Harmony Cocoanut Oil to be worn Shampoo ..... ded m‘fi'fif‘epszz.sc Harmony Bandoline.... Riker’s Brilliantine. Tron — Heats Colgate’s Brilliantine.... Oanbot 9sc Hennafoam Shampoo 97c Panty Dresses, 58¢ 46 Dbecomingly styled Panty Dresses, in sizes 2 to 6. Cham- bray and percale. Infants’ Shoes, $1.95 Pair Regularly $2.75 pair. 11 pairs Patent Leather Lace Shoes for infants. Stitched In white. Korry Krome soles. Sizes 4, 4%, 5, 5%, 6, 6%, 7% and 8. Infants’ Creepers, 68c 30 Creepers, in pink, blue, white and yellow. Infants' sizes 1 and 2 years. Puretest Epsom Salts Highly refined. Per Ussally Flannelette Sleepers, 58¢ 30 warm Flannelette Sleepers, doubly so because they have feet in them. Sizes 2, 4 and 6 years. Women’s Felt Slippers Friday Only, 46¢ Regularly $1 pair. 46 pairs in sizes 3 and 3%. Ribbon trimmed: One - Strap Pamps, $1.95 ‘Were $3 pair. Gun Metal Calf One-strap Pumps, with welt soles and Cuban heels. Wing inset tips. Sizes In lot 2 to §%. Widths in lot A to D. Men’s Sample Shirts, *1 24 Samples of $2 and Higher Grade Shirts. Of madras, in neck- band and collar-attached styles. In sizes 14%, 15 and 15%. Rayon and Wool Socks, 45¢ pair. 300 pairs Heather Mixture Socks, In sizes 10 to 11%. Black Cotton Socks, 10c pair. a1 Underwear, 50c garment. 75 garments, including shirts and drawers, slightly irregular. Sizes 3¢ to 46. Men’s Bath Robes, $3.50. 20 well made, warm Bath Robes, of blanket cloth. Small, medium and large sizes. English Broadeloth Shirts, §1.35; were more. 25 White Shirts, neckband style. Soiled from display. Sizes 14, 16 and 15%. DOWN STAIES STORB 50c Collar-Cuff Sets, 50c Were 85c. 12 Organdy and Linen Collar and Cuff Sets. Greatly re- duced. Effervescent Bizes 10 to 11%. Phosphate Soda Fresh and active. Right from our fsctory. 4ounce bottle with measuringcap. e 39¢ Electric uiekly. ge or Silk Hose, 50c Pair Irregulars of $1 grade. 100 pairs ‘women's silk hose, with square or pointed heels. Black and nude, Sizes 3% to 10. Mulsified Cocoanut Oil.. Amami Shampoo. Stacomb gold blade box and Hair Fix.. extra blade.