Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1925, Page 13

DR. FOX IS QUSTED BY GEORGIA CHURCH Macon Baptists Withdraw “Hand of Fellowship” From Noted Biologist. sociated Press M Ga., September 10.—Hav- Ing ousted Dr. Henry Fox, former Mercer University biologist, members of the Tattnall Square Baptist Ct today expressed the hope that T has ‘been written to the controve between themselves and their erst while associate. Dr. vas excluded church at gation last ni ed by members, sidering the full correspondence b tween this church and Dr. and his divergence from belief in th matters, inc 1s shown by s rown to is- sue from him, the church withdraws the hand of fellowship without preju- dice to his moral character.” Dr. Fox, who is now in the Govern- ment service ousted from University for ton, Dr. Fox wrote to the Tattnall 8quare Church requesting a letter of withdrawal. n 2 fused to grant h ground that he Fox replied th: al from the eting of the congre- by propoundin and anothe lieved in the doctrir birth Christ Dr. Fox refused to answer elther questlon. He then asked the deacons whether they accepted the princis of religious freedom within t church. If they rejected this princ ple, he agreed to withdraw volun- tarily. The church replied that a Bap- tist was not free to deny the divinity of Christ. The vote to exclude Dr. Fox las ht foliowed a meeting which lasted ntil nearly midnight M. F. HALLORAN URGED FOR CIVIL SERVICE POST Expected to Fill Gardiner Vacancy If Coolidge Does Not Name a Woman on Commission. Mathew F. Hall . contact rep- S Service Com- connected with e its organi- zation in M looming as likely to be appointed to fill the va the death o 1 H. Gardiner. He s being 2d by Gov and the ) 1 gress and by and Senate inet members, n and more than 3 House. judges, professional and ness men, and labor and women's organizations. The President has been represented legation in Con- * leaders in House nclude tw as saying he would appoint a woman | yon the commissi not decide to do this Maryland members of Congress feel very certain he will name Mr. Hal loran. Mr. Halloran is a native of Wash ington, having been born here Feb ruary 14, 1865 He first went to work for Uncle S a page in the House. For the last 25 years he has been a resident of Hyattsville and was for- merly mayor. CAVES BRING $250,000. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. HARRISONBURG, Va 10.—The grottoes of the the first discovered an largest caverns s ir- ginia, located on Rockingham- Augusta County line, 10 miles east of the valley pike, has been sold to a group of New York and Elkton, Va., ness men for a sum reported to be 0,000 The property es three cav- erns, an extensive grove and bathing heach on a branch of the Shenandoah River. J. N. and J. S. Pirkey have owned and eperated the caverns some September shenandoah, “Life’s Darkest Moment”— Or even worse than that—Life’s chilliest mo- ment. You're all ready to start the fire for the Winter and then it sud- denly dawns on you that you've forgotten to replace _ those broken parts. Then comes the dreaded last-minute rush. Just a little reminder £0 you won't be in This “Fix."” Give your fur- nace the “once over” and if any parts are broken stop in and see us— every part to natlonally known makes of steam and hot-water plants— -stoves and ranges are carried in stock Stove Department Second Floor Rear Rudolph & West Co. 1332 New York Ave. Main 4870 Established 1885 Ritchie | | 1 i | | | | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1925. oondmard & Lnthrop 60 Silk Slips, $4-% Were 3759 and $9-50 60 Slips in the new Fall shades, and also some lighter Radium and crepe de chine; some lace trimmed, shades. some embroidered ; shadowproof hem. Costume Slip Section, Third floor Week End Candy Special 2 Pounds, 95¢ Two pounds of our De- licious Homemade Chdeo- late Assorted Creams, Nuts and Bonbons at this special = price * tomorrew and Saturday. o Very Special 200 pairs Ruffled Marquisette Curtains at this special low price. Just received; fresh and crisp; 3 designs from which to choose. Whitej dotted and checked; 274 yards long; tie-backs included. ,Also a very large collection of remnants and short-length Cre- tonnes, Terry Cloths, Rayon and various other drapery fabrics. Ruffled Marquisette Curtains $Io25 Pair 4 less. Candy Seetion, Fourth floor. e v gaee. . Friday is Remnant Day Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C, O. D. or on approval; no mail or phone orders accepted. Underthings, 45¢ Were $1 and $1.50 60 garments; step-in drawers, shirt chemise and envelope chemise; batiste and cross- bar dimity: peach, orchid, pink and white. 21 Sults Pajamas; striped madras and chambray; V or round neck; long or % sleeyes; pink, blue and or chid: sizes 36, 40, 42. Were $2.50 and $3 each; $1 95 now . . by 11 Black Lawn Camisoles; bodice and builtup should- ers; sizes 36 and 88. Were 81, $150 and more )5c each; now Muslin Underwear Section. Third House Dresses, $1.95 Were $2.95 and $5.95 25 Dresses, in plain and printed volles; plain voiles are hand embroidered in Shetland wool, the printed ones trimmed in voile. 13 Voile Dresses, in navy with white dot and tan with brown dot; trimmed with white voile, hemstitched Regular sizes. Were $5.95 each $3 95 now .... : " 15 Home in checked and dotted volle. Lace and organdy trimmed, in navy. wn, orchid &nd blue. Ex sizes. Were s e o, 93499 Home Frock Section, Third floor. Girdles for Larger Women, $5.50 Were $18.50. 6 Lily of ¥rance and Woodthrop Gir- dles for stout figures; bro. ches and fine elastics: sizes 8, 31, 35, 36, 38 and 42. 9 Satin C ts and Amer} can Lady Girdles of coutil and elastic; sizes 26, 2! 6 2%, 31, 33 and 34. Were $225 $3.50 each; now... 3 Sanitary Skirts of crepe de chine; rubber backs; slightly Were $4.50 $ 9 Brassieres of satin stripe and figured broche; back and side fastening: sizes 44, 46 and 48. now 10 Corset Brassieres, of striped poplin; side fasten- ing; sizes 32, 40 and 42. $1 Were $2 each; now..... 7 Miracle Hip Reducers of Pararubbet: large and extra sizes. Were »:10‘ $I.50 each: now .... Corset Section, Third floor. Glove Silk Chemise $1.95; Were $2.95 20 Glove Silk Chemise; most- Iy tallored models with bodice tops: a few with filet edge; peach or flesh color; sizes 42 and 44. 14 Philippine Camisoles; bodice top: daintily embroid each; now 5 French Envelope Chemise, in fine imported nalnsook; hand embroidery and hem- stitching: sizes 36, 38 and 40. Were § each; 4 Belglan Gowns, handmade and hemstitched; size Were $5 now Fine Underwear Section, floor. Girls” Stockings 50c; were $1 48 Silk-and-lisie Ribbed taupe, beige d 8 e 2 pairs Girls' Cottop-and-wool P lDl ankle length 'agllPl 9 to 12 years: soiled. Were $1.30 and $1.50 pair: now Children's Howiery and Underwear Section, Fourth floor. Boys” Wool 2-Knicker Suits One of the Best Values We Have Yet Offered $ 1 0.75 Hand-Embroidered Articles Reduced 1 Crib Spread. Was S18. now, ot Was 38 84 s 38. now. $4.75. Waa 315 2 vas 310 | 84 1] 15 now $6. Were $15 each; 25 One of our best makers has made it possible for us to offer this extraordinary pre-school opening special. 100 boys’ wool suits, in an exceptionally fine range of patterns, all with 2 pairs knickers. They are tailored in a manner usually scen only in much higher priced All sizes from 8 to 18 years. suits. Boys' Bection. Fourth floor. Men’s Wool Suits,$24.75;: were $35 to $45 29 wool suits; broken sizes from regular stock—good patterns. [ Sizes 136 [37 13839 ] | Regular 1 " Combing Jucket. w. $3.50. Negligeo. Was $15: now, $6. o (pomics. Was~ $0.50: now. (.;J"n‘lbh.l(on, Was $6.50: now, T;;!fll:h‘(ovn. Was $6.50: now. xhtgown. Was $5.50: now, w Table Cover. Was $8.50 I‘nl’\. Was $6: now, $2.25. rt Embroidery Section, Third floor. | Short ... 1 Girls” Coats, $8.95 | Long Were $10.50. 6 girls’ light-weight Flannel Coats_in_ attractive etyles 8. 10 and 12 | | | | | | 1 | 1 Sizes lght weight, full Men’s 4-piece Suits, $33; were 9 business-gol{ suits: jacket, vest, trousers and knickers. 3 size 35; 2, 36; 2, 37; 1, 39 and 1, 40. Men's Two-trousers Suits, $29.75; were $40 & $50 i wes 51260 65 g8 40 suits; broken sizes, hence the reductions. Were $12.50 $3.95 Rty S Sk e ribbon ize 14 “ $10 $20.50: now " Tub Dresses of nd tub eilks, in attractive : now 9 Junior Misses* Voile Dresses. trimmed with contrasting colors Green, orchid_and Bizes L Sizes jeg}xl}\f : 3 Junior Misses' Silk Dresses with short_sleeves: 1 Junior Miss' Peach Chiffon Eve- | Stout . e $7.50 20 Slickers from regular stock, reduced because slightly soiled. Men’s Clothes Section. Second floor. 5 English Golf Suits, $29.50; were $45 5 Imported 2-piece Golf Suits; genuine Fair Isle tweed Sizes 36, 37, 38, 39 and 40. 4 Imported 4-piece Town and Country Suits. Sizes 36, 37, 42 and 44. No altera- $2950 Were $55 cach; now. . .. V& 29 Joseph Ward's Light-weight English Wool Hats for Autumn; heather mixtures; sizes 674 tb 7Vi. The English Shop. Second floor. Men’s Oxfords, $4.75; were $9 to $12 7 pairs Black Caliskin and Scotch Grain Oxfords knickers. tions. 5% and 7 C. 30 pairs White Canvas Oxfords for men. 914, 10, 11 B; 6, 614, 10 C; 6, 814, 9% D. Men's Shoe Section, Second floor. Silk Socks SOME ARE SLIGHTLY JRREGULAR IN WEAVE. That is the reason for this exceptionally Full fashioned, regular made silk socks with doubl Black, cordovan and French tan; sizes 9% tc 11. 34 Men's Union Suits; fine checked nainsook; sleeveless and knee length; sizes 37, 38, 65C Were $1 each; now........ low price. 40 and 46. 14 Suits Lounge Pajamas; coat; belt and collar; extra large size only. with long $5 each; now 24 Fine English Foulard Four-in-hand Were 32 each; B Men's Furnishings Section. First floor. Ties; fancy patterns. now Children’s Sweaters $1.95 : 50 and $3.50. 16 Wool- Saiers: open front and slip- yies. 23 Children's Gingham Dresses: white coilar and cuffs: smocking contrasting bloomer ;. pink, blue_ and w. W 3350 295 Gingham bloomer $1.95 Printed Gingham Creepers_with White Or- Were gandy Waists, $5 $2.95 each: now Axminster Rugs Good quality Axminster Rugs; seamless; in many attractive patterns. 9x12 size, $45. 8.3x10.6 size, $40 6x9 size, $26.50. Smaller Sizes Proportionately 9x12 Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs, Special, $57.50 Noted for their beauty of design and colorings; a limited number at this sale price. Tapestry Brussels Rugs Specially Priced 9x12, $25.75 8.3x10.6, $23.75. 7.6x9, $19.75 Oval Braided Rag Rugs Lower Priced 18x36, $2.00 24x36, $2.65 Rug Section, Sixth floor. 27x54, $4.50 30x60, $5.50 36x63, $6.95 4 x 7, $15.50 all-over patterns. Were $10 and $12 each; now Were $5cach, now, $3. Very Special 65¢c neck. Sizes 14, 17, 18 and 19. $1.50 each; now . colored batiste, shawl fashioned, regular made; sizes 10 and 10%. 4 Men's Pure Alpaca Sweater: Women’s Pumps $3.75; Were $10 to $13.50 Extraordinar; pring Girls' White - A4l B, palrs Women's Pu leather. black kid lather with Sizes 5. 8.6 2. : now.., 2 pairs Tan' Calfskin Pumps: Spanish heels. Sizes 5 and Blg. 4 A: 3% and g 3 ©. Were . io $13.50 pair; now.,. Women's Shoe Section Third floor. floor. Furniture Sale Priced A few of the many special values are listed. Console Tables, mahogany finish........$11 Martha Washington Sewing Cabinets; brown mahogany $18.50 Spinet Desks; combination mahogany..$24.50 Gateleg Tables, mahogany top.........$19.75 Tea Wagons; mahogany or walnut....$27.50 Windsor Chairs with fiddle braced back..$6.75 Living Room Chair or Rocker; solid ma- hogany .... 5 apos e ws oo SIAAS Comfortable Windsor Armchairs ..,....$8.50 Boudoir Chairs; cretonne covering: e $23.75 High-back Chairs, upholstered. ....$39.50 Comfortable Armchairs..... $19.50 Combination Mahogany End Table, with ool tTOUE o seceumivo s vivprgnisves s B9 Bookcases; open-front style...........$29.50 Telephone Sets of imitation mahogany.....$5 Furniture Section, Sixth floor. ; plain-back coats, full 12 English-made Pull-over Sweaters; Fall tan, brown, gray and ; sizes 7 and 11 A; 7 and 7% B; Sizes 8, 814, 9,914, 11 A; 7, 8, 814, 9, Were $7.50 to $10 pair; now $3.75. e heels, toes and soles of lisle. 40 Men’s Night Shirts of fine cambric; V 50 pairs Men's Imported Lisle Socks; full gray and tan, with fancy fronts; sizes 36 and 33. Were $12 each; now $5°50 Girls’ Pumps, $2.25 Were $10. 48,8 b P NP 2 48 Dairs Misses' White _Kid. Buckekin and. Canvas O . sl hge ik Sanaal - C. bl bildren's glnd% le,l with -;10.\11] tongue. s 230 a4 10, l'?d‘h.'l\ G. & PL L Wer 375 Wers $4,50 pair: now. . D Children’s Stoe' Section, ' Fourth Dress, tri with Tize 177"We $15 Junior Miss' White Crepe de Chine Breee. “with ‘apron “eftect 120 17. Slightly solle Voo 32050 now. . $7.50 1 Junior Miss' Copen Bine Flan- oat, tull lined: band of fox tom. Size 17. 1 Junior Miss' Pl s Cost: white and green. su:wslz_ 15. Was $20.50: now 1 Junior Miss' Tan_ Sports Coat. 13 e $16.50: now . 9730 Sizes 36 to 42. $5‘95 Girle' and Juntors’ Section. Fourth Silk Umbrellas $3.45 SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT, but imperfections that we be- lieve will not affect wearing quallty. 35 Women's 25-inch Colored S i1k Umbrelias. Navy, green, purple, brown, garnet and red; assorted wood-trimmed _handles, fin- ished with silk cord loops, leather thongs or side straps; tips and ferrules to match. 9 Women's 22-inch Sun and Rain Parasol-umbrellas, with carved wood-trimmed han- dles or all-composition han- dles, finished with leather or silk wrist loops. 1 taupe, 1 B e S §7.45 I L $645 2brown, ‘lvpurple,‘l’ Tmbrells Section, First fioor. Girls’ Sweaters, $1.95 8 all-wool slip-over ls; medium weight. coat style; ¥ 3 l]eleIel and waist 10, Jxine Siowiog sch now. 93495 A 23‘ ‘ A 15, 14 130 1%.74 ¢ $1.95 each; now. .. riné | Girle” Whita 20 Dimity Overblou nvas 1- Whled BHe ghandit? 3 5 2.3 10 Peasant Blouses in white 1 oile, trimmed with colored hand em- broidery. Sizes 8 to 18 re $2.95 e: o $1.45 on, Fourth 3 White 10%, Wicker Furniture 10 Odd Chairs and Rockers, each.......... 10 Chairs and Rockers. Sale price, each -$15.75 3 Settees. Sale price, each .. .$3L.75 4-plece Reed Suites. Sale fi:ice oever .. $169.50 Reed-fiber Chair or Rocker with box spring seat cushions and upholstered backs. ....$15.75 Fernery in brown, cream shellac, cafe, $3.75 3-piece Woven Fiber Suite; several finishes....$73.50 Wicker Furniture Section, Fifth floor. Glassware and China Serving Tray with hand-painted designs on glass, $2.65 Handled Cake Trays, in 3 light cut glass designs, 95c Cheese and Cracker Sets; 2 pieces light cut glass, 95¢c Table Tumblers, optic glass, lightly cut....85c dozen Etched and Cut Goblets, high and low Sherbets, 25c Glassware Section, Fifth floor. 44-piece Porcelain Dinner Sets, entirely new in shape and decoration; border pattern, gold edged.....$1250 4-piece Yellow Mixing Bowl Sets. ....... 10-inch Yellow Mixing Bowls; a handy size.. English Earthenware Teapots, six designs. 44-piece English Porcelain Dinner Sets China Section, Fifth floor. $13.78 Women’s Coats, $17.50; were $29.50 3 Coats; flannel and silk; green, blue and tan; sizes 34, 36 and 40. 4 Sports Coats; gray, blue and tan, Were $39.50 $25 each; now. # $10 1 Navy Sports Jacket; size 38, Was $15; now i Georgette Cape; black collar, WUNS S000 s MW, oL sasoainsssanssisiodsosia $29.50 1 Black Silkc Ottoman Coat, with fur collar, cuffs and ‘border; sold “as is”; size 42. Was $49.50; $25 Women's Coat Section, Third floor. Women’s Costumes Greatly Reduced 1 Rose Flannel Costume; size 34. W: 0a Was $39.50; n 1 Rose and Tan Flannel Costume; size 3 did value. Was $39.50; now Women's Buit Section, Third floo Women’s Silk Dresses Greatly Reduced, $15 12 Crepe de Chine Dresses; black, navy, rose, green and );xrown; sizes 36 to 44. 2 Dresses; georgette; tan and gold damask; slizgvllg;ll)ong sleeves. Were $35 each; now $19'50 il ress; black and white; size 36. Wa i L AR RS S @ $7'50 2 Flannel Dresses; tan; sizes 42 and 4. Wer 3 Jersey Dresses; tan and blue; size 36, Greatly reduced; each - 512‘75 1 Black Georgette Dress; long sleeves; size 38. $25 Was $49.50; now....... HaPE 1 Tan Georgette Dress; long sleeves; size 40, €7 Was $39.50; now......... s e $22.50 2 Dresses; tan georgette and biue crepe; size 38. Were $49.50 each; now................... $29’50 Women's Dress Section, T) floor Women’s Evening Gowns Reduced 1 Maize Georgette Dinner Gown; size 36 Was $115; now $35 1 Beige Aiternoon Gown; chiffon and lace: $39.50 X size 42. Was $75; now e - 2 Blue Twill Tailored Dresses; sizes 36 and 38, Were $95 each; now.... 5 $39'50 2 Black Silk Crepe and Faille Dresses; size 42. Were $75 each; now....... L $29’50 Women's Gown Section. Third floor Larger Women’s Apparel Greatly Reduced 1 Peach Voile Dress; lace and button trim- med; size 4617 Was $255 now... o o $12.50 1 Black and Gold Evening Gown, with fur border size 4214, Was $4950; now.... e Ee 1 Gray Chiffon Evening Dress: size 461 Was $950; now...conr.orerr 0% $19.50 3 Skirts; silk_and ol pleated; navy and lack; waist sizes 36,439 and 40. Were $16.5( S s e Larger Women's Section, ird flno’. i i 3 ?, Women’s Sports Jackets, $7.95 Were $15 to $29.50. § Sports Jackets, in flannel: s and finger-tip lengths; shell, maize, tan, white an striped; double and single breasted models. i 12 Sports Dresses, in crepe, cretonne and marajah silk 1 and 2 piece models in stripes and plain col. X Were $15 to $29.50 each; now, e.rrr oo $9475 Women's Sportswear Section, Third floor. 5 Women’s Hats, Greatly Reduced, $2 .:; ,\Tun'xmer Hats; very greatly reduced. 24 Trimmed and Untrimmed ;W 1 2 Trimmed an mmed Hats; wonderful 5Q)c Millinery Section, Third ficer Women’s Tuni 1; on ds )umcs,$ s were $5.75 20 Crepe de Chine Tunics, tan and gray black I_HE;Y orbllow collar; sizcs 38 todo s Do ded in black; 5 Overblouses, in printed crepe de chine. W ; ;nd —t repe de chine. Were 1 95 2 Black and White Cotton Tuck-in Shirts: < 34,36 and 44 in the lot. sizes Were $1.95 and $2.25 75C 4 Rayon Blouse Ensembles, in tan and white and black Sl"d wht!cdst‘:!pc trimmed in plaid; short sleeve over- ouses and <kirt on bodice; sizes 38, 40 and 44, Were $5.75 \..ch; now. . $3.95 ;0\\(1lutcb(l'rcpc_dc Chine Blouse Ensembles, trimmed in wder blue_pipings; sizes 38, 40, 42. Wer §$12.75 each; fiow. ..co...u . .. oo, .. e $5.75 Women's Blouse Section, Third floor. ~ ~ 77" ’ Women’s Sweaters, $1; were $395 7 Sleeveless Wool Sweaters, in Lanvin, red, pansy and black; contrasting rayon and wool stripe borders, E Raynn-and:wool Kanitted Suits; two-in-one suspender skirts and slip-on sweaters; may be worn separately or together; powder blue and white, red and $87 75 white; size 38. Were $15 each; now........... POe 4‘ Wool b]lpq)r\A ’}{ec Shirts, with rayon stripes; short sleeves; navy with tan stripes; sizes 36, 38 and 40. Were $5.75 each; now . i el ! Red and White Annette Kellermann Bathing 1 Suit; size 36. Was $295; now. .. S e $ 2 White Ice Wool Shawls; small siz $5 each; now Tartan Silk Sc: black. Were $9.75 each; now........... 1 Hand-knitted Imported Scarf, in gray with jacquard border and knotted fringe. Was $2 95 . $12.75; In the Misses’ Section, Fourth floor. Misses” Apparel Greatly Reduced 3 Georgette Coats, trimmed with crepe de chine; 2 gray and 1 tan; sizes 16 and 18. Were $29.50 each; now. $12'50 1 White Novelty Wool Coat, crepe de chine lined; $25 imported cloth; size 18. Was $49.50; now . 3 Figured Frocks; 2 chiffon, 1 silk; long and short $10 sleeves; sizes 16 and 18. Were $29.50 each; now.. 2 Flowered Georgette Afternoon Dresses; 1 green, 1 red and navy; size 16 2 Cream Lace Dresses over flesh meorgetie: long waisted models; size 16. Were $32.50 $I4 75 o rench Voile Dress: white slightly soiled. $3250 1 Very Beautiful Handmade trimmed with black; size 18 Was §7: Housewares Specials Copper-bottom Wash Boilers; 11-gallon capacity " ..$2.35 S-piece Kitchen or Pantry Sets—square, roll- top bread box, flour, sugar, coffee and tea canisters, white enameled, stenciled and let- tered in gold ..... - ..$1.95 Good Quality 4-string Brooms. Special. . .48¢c Double Roasters; gray and white enamel $2.15 Unfinished Wood Tabourets. .. o Imported Belgian Door Mats...........$1.15 Bathroom Fittings of brass, with white en- amel finish. Soap Dishes, Towel Bars, Tumbler Holders and Toothbrush Holders. In three groups........ Round Brass Bird Cages, wit Curtain Stretchers, size 6x12 feet..o..... Wood Post Yard Clothes Dryers, with 110- It. Mne .. LT ‘White Japanned Roll-top Bread Boxes.....$1 Housewares Section, Fifth floor,