Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1925, Page 15

{ . Columbus, Ohio. , Des Molnes and the other grain| MBBERNIST ISSUE UPIN CHURCH BODY Presbyterian “Peace” Com- ¢ mission in Session, Con- ' sidering Many Problems. Br the Associated Press. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Septem- ber 23.—The “peace” commission of the Presbyterfan Church in the United States assembled again behind losed doors today to wrestle with the many problems facing the church, especially the question of doctrinai differences between fundamentalists &nd modernists. Except for brief official statements fssued by the chairman, Rev. Dr. Henr Swearingen St Minn., the proceedings will be closely guarded jfon will hold three e. v . atly, lasting through Thursday, and then other sessions will heid in varfous parts of the country. The re. sults of the commission’s labors will not be made public until the next eneral assembly of the church at timore in 1926. | Like the initial session, today" it Blons were concerned largely matters of procedure. Numerous communications from presbyteries, ministers and laymen have been re- ceived by the commissioners. The more important of these will be studied here and the subcommittees will be appointed later to analyze the problems in more detail. In addition to the fourteen promi- nent ministers and laymen, Dr. Charles R. Erdman of Princeton, th moderator of the general assembly, in attendance. Dr. Erdman appointed the commissioners during the heated discussions at the last assembly at | GRAIN RATE RULING. . C. C. Passes on Complaint of Des Moines Shippers. | Graln shipments from Des Mofnes, Towa, territory to Texas are entitled to the same rates charged for ship- ments from Council Bluffs, Iowa, and Omaha, Nebr., it was held today by the Interstate Commerce Commission. A complaint filed by Des Moines Bhipping Interests was sustained. Railroads were ordered to file new schedules before November 30. The alterations will be made in what 1s known as “‘proportional rates" on shipments originating outside of | centers, but moving through those points on their way to Texas. Council Bluffs and Omaha have been enjoving lower rates than Des Moinea. BRIGHTEN THE HOME UP —with & lttle and paint. The T2 ey Teasonable. Mavbe 'a window sh Teeds attention or renewing. _You Il That by so doing it will brighten the up—No worry or inconvenience attael to it. CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. | 714 13th §t. NW. Main 5373-53714 v v EVERYTHING FOR 6 e - London styles. Losses at Bridge Not Allowed as Tax Reductions Loases of $2.770.60 from playing bridge will not be allowed as deduc- tions from the income tax report of M. L. Heide of New York for 1919. The Board of Tax Appeals has so ruled in sustaining a decision of the Bureau of Internal Revenue. In its findings the board explained that three prerequisites to mem- bership in Mr. Helde's club were that the applicant muat be a gen- tleman, muat be passed upon by the card committes, and musat play a good game of bridge. The board also pointed out that playing bridge for high stakes is {llegal in New York, and therefore losses are not deductible from the tax. Capt. Drinkwater Ordered Here. Capt. John G. Drinkwater, Corps of Engineers, at Philadelphia, has been ordered to this city for duty in the " | office of the chief of engineers, War ||l Department, and Capt. Wilheim D. (| Styer, Corps of Engineers, attached latter office, has been ordered to New York City for duty. 'THE KEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1926. COPELAND HEADS BANK. New York Benator Elected Preai- ident of Fordbam Natfomsl. Senator Reyal 8. Copeland of New York has been made president of the Fordham National Bank of New York City, a newly organized institution with a capital of $260,000. Charter for the bank has been sranted by the Treasury. It was ex- plained at the Senator's office that the move would not eurtail the Senator's political activities. The London county council srranged regently to start three special een- ters where girls will be taught to NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS To avoid omissien in receiv- || ing The Star when chenging -7Juu give at least two days” || advance netice. Alwaye give old address as well as the new || address. Did They All Come Out in Good Shape? Checked up your un- derwear “hold-overs”'? If you haven't, better do it and stock up before the cold weather rush be- gins. Assortments and sizes specially complete now. Fall Weight— Ribbed Union -Suits —in ecru color with long sleeves and long legs; rayon (silk fiber) trimmed. 1.t 910 Seventh St. N.W. TOPCOAT weather is here Topcoats : $28 to Saks—Third Floor. $65 TOPCOATS, as presented here, are a true interpretation of the newest There is a certain in- definable something about our TOP- COATS that gaps the difference be- tween the exclusive and the average. Perhaps it is the finest woolens—the artful tailoring as only Saks can pro- duce—or perhaps it is the smart color- ings of the fabrics. In any case the discriminating man will find' Saks topcoats are exactly to his liking. MEN AND BOYS press e omdmarn & Lothrop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Manufacturer's Surplus Stock Wicker Furniture Now on Sale at Exceptionally Low Prices This 3-piece Fiber Suite is one of the best values possible for us to obtain. Comfortable spring seat cushions are gemovable. Select from olive drab finish upholstered in cretonng, or verde mahogany finish upholstered in striped tapestry. ‘Sale price, $73.50. ‘ 3-Piece Reed Suites, large settee, chair and rocker in olive drab finish. Sale price, $57.50. Chairs and Rockers, $18.75 to $21.75. Tables,;$13.75. Settees, $15.75 to $31.75. Lamps, $6.25 to $21.75. Andmany other use- ful pieces at very low prices. This attractive 4-piece reed suite comes in a variety of attractive finishes and durable, beautiful upholstery, Loose, soft spring cushions resting on spring base con- struction, supported by steel frame, are assurance of extreme comfort and durability. 3-Piece Fiber Suites, upholstered seat and backs, with box spring cushions; Mongol finish. Sale price, $57.50. 3-Piece Fiber-Loom Suites, in antique parchment, up- holstered in damask. Sale price, $38.50. Wicker Pursiture Section, Fifth Soor Console Phonographs speia $45 ~ Choose from 25 Different Patterns in Inlaid Linoleums s $1.45 st The Semi-Annual Sale brings to you this opportunity to purchase, at this exceptionally low price, choice inlaid linoleums in 25 attractive patterns. Why You Should Buy Now Gives Years of Service Immediately after this sale ends we Because the colors of INLAID linoleum shall have to mark this linoleum much go clear through to the back, they give higher. years and years of service. 25 Different Patterns ; and Laying A remarkable range. Remember that Linoleum looks and wears better when every pattern is inlaid. properly laid. Our charges for this Lineleum Sectien, Stxth fioer. ice are moderate. A beautiful Mahogany-finish Console Phonograph *with rich figured panels; equirped with radio cabinet anderadio tone arm. The heavy double spring motor will play all types of recerds. Price is very special. Victrels Galleries, Fourth Seer., - Lamps in the Semi- | ~a Annual Sale & at Low Prices $9.50 The newest styles in beautiful lamps are included in the Semi- Annual Sale. At the kft a Metal Bridge Portable with parchment .shade, specfal, $1048 At the right, tep, Mirror Black Vase Portable with black and gold mountings, $50. Shades in several styles may be had. At t, below, Mirro: oae Table Laup with goon: gette shade, special, $1250. Lamp Sectton, Fifth fioer. $12.50 Sale Universal Electric Cookers Almost Y Former, Price A speclal purchase enables us to offer this well known electric cooker at almost half its former price. See the Hundreds of Blooms ) From the Mary Adler Dahlia Gardens Orderly old Dame Nature must have gone on a riotous spree when she designed these gorgeous flowers—salmon pink, creamy white, canary yellow, glowing apricot, exciting cerise, bloom red, flaming orange and dozens of others. See them tomorrow at our first Dahlia Show, Orders-are taken now for bulbs to be delivered next Spring. Large, Vigorous Bulbs, 50c to $15 Housswares Section, Fifth floon. The Universal roasts, bakes, broils and does all kinds of cooking as per: fectly as a large cooking range. De- signed by experts so as to give the ad- vantage of electric cooking to small homes at a small investment. Each rocess of cooking requires approx- imately the same time as in other ranges, ‘The Elg{lpment consists of 8-inch hot plate, 10-foot cord, large 9-quart kettle, oven with heat indicator, roasting pan, baking and broiling rack, grid for roasting and baking, layer cake or bis- suit pan, pie pan, bread, cake or pud- ding pan, angel cake insert, six-muffin pan and triplicate vegetable set. This Living Room Suite, Sale Price, $215 These handsome overstuffed pieces are upholstered inlfacquard velourj the easy coil spring seats provide luxurious comfort, Al suite that usually sells at a much higher price. Save the difference by buying now while our Semi-annual Sale is going on, . A convénlent -8 5% - Book Trough End This Gate-leg Table with Table in combina- solid mahogan; y oval top, tion mahogany,§9 ' ° ‘size 35x48 inches,..$19,75" This handsome table is of combination mahogany; 45 inches long ..... Purniture Section, Sixth Soor, Y |