Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1926, Page 11

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FEBRUARY 21, 1926—PART 1. ¥ ho3 DR. DURKEE LIKEL TOGOTOBRODKLY Head of Howard University to Announce Decision at Church Service Today. Rev. Dr. 1 ' Du rkee. presi @ent of Howird Iniversity. whi recently ext i the Ply mouth Car weh dercision Brookl congregation at bility Service, will T the ersity w « mew leay In ali prob Dr. Dur his (e vourtesy ot first infori His ¢l feel sure he will not offer tu become church Successtul at Dr. Durkee I Howard University and has hac ing up the that tim. Loswvever. suy ihey fown the the pustor o A institu S0 been very s funds for o ind iher the ling tmildings «t Howsrd heen many s the re. Since Durkee many e smpus to \\(n‘mm.(..\ found time t and is considere ned pulpits, of the ablest preachers i N He is a powerful pulpit orator, and his sermons are always filled with unusually interesting information. He s a writer and s well as ~ducator and pry He is the author of “God Tr: * “In the Footsteps of “In the Meadows of and other hooks. Native of Nova Scotia. e is a native i burn. Me. 1le then pre: in Boston. and was pastor of the South tongregational Chureh in Brockton, Mass, when in- vited to become head of Howard Uni- He thirty-second dezres and Knight Templar. He is of several so ervice or- and one of directors nd International So- versity. Mason irustee zanizations, of the Natlonal ciety of Christ ndeavor His decision regarding the cali to Plymouth Church has been awaited with interest by clergymen and other church penple all over the country. < is the famous Beecher Church ind has had but three pastors in its long perfod of service—Henry Ward Beecher, Lyman Abbott and Newell Dwight Hillis. The church has been without a pastor since Dr. Hillls was forced to retire several months ago hecause of ill health At the time he received the Brook- Ivn call, Dr. Durkee said he would re- main at Howard the rest of the vear, itter what his decision might be. BOND BEARER MISSING. Messenger Disappears With $85,- 000 in Securities. J., February 20 (P).— ew’ York pol have ;arch for John J. Cor hett messenger, reported missing with Liherty bonds valued at $85,000, it was announced last' night by J. R. Mueller, Newark banker. The bonds, dispatched from €. F. Childs & Co.. New York, bond brokers, were to have been delivered to J Rippel & Co. ' which firm Mr. Mueller is & member and by which Corbett had been em ployed two vears. Corbett is 40 years old and married. « RAIDED BY DRY AGENTS. Several Arrests at Hotel Frequent- ed by Vaudeville Actors. CHICAGO. February 20 (#).—Fed eral prohibition agents early today raided the Claridge Hotel, North Side Tocala of vaudeville actors. and arrest- ed the manager. head waiter. two waiters and a man, who, agents said, scld them liquor. The raiders ked in during a sup. per dance party. Dancers hastily hroke bottles as the purpose of the agents became evident The raid came after four night-life centers were padlocked by court order for viclation of the y)roh(!nnnn act. revenues poured $13,- nore into the Distriet’s coffers lusr month than they did in January, xo ommissioner vester: 1 the tax asses The tz ted last month amount- ed to as compared with $54, 611 in y last year. ;_ Ltalian-Born Child - | wear knickes strike Must Bear Italian Name. Court Rules |u n.. Assoviated Press Ttaly in the 1 Febru xluhlr-u [ i ceded hy Austvia o laly after the towar must be siven lalian | mes, the Court of Appeals here ‘ i | | has ruled. The court declured that vef to given an ltalian- n chi i ltaliun name Was an anti-national act MUNICH INCURS LOSS IN HOTEL PROMOTION Buys Majority of Stock and Obliged to Sell at Discount. Dropping 00 Marks. sal 352,01 il loun « inonnce « loss of into the h \s a p by @ venture hewe. the vt er cent o Hotel « Bavari d not pay and ti hought 52 1 the Munich lled A s tirs i was cil at the time prote the loan because they believec would be forever tates of Regensl The \m:ln American e garbing knickerboc kna or not be applied to Schiller Dr. Leopold Jessner. director general of the Prussfan state theaters in Ber lin. has ruled One of his producers. Dr. Piscator, was Intrusted with the task of bring- ening ing out Schiller’s “The Robbers.” Fritz Kortner, a favorite star, was to play the role of Franz von Moor, old est son of . But when the pr 4 he He pleaded with Dr. though known as more than any s and. As he did not want to . Piscator, however, it was to drop Schiller’s drama alto. EST. 1879 GRAY HAIR BECOMES | DARK AND BEAUTIFUL | Almost cvery one knows that Sage | Sulphur, Tea and properly com- pounded, brings back| the natural| color ‘and lus- ter to the hair | when faded, streaked or aray. Years ago the only ! way to get this mix-| ture was to make it { | at home, which is mussy and trou- | Jesonie | Nowadays we simply ask at any | drug store for * th's Sage and Sulphur Compound.” You will get a large bottle of this old-time recipe | addition of other ingredients for only 75 cents. Every- body uses this preparation now, be- cause no one can possibly tell that vyou darkened your hair, as it does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disap- pears, and after another application or two, your hair becomes beauti- fully dark, thick and glossy and you look years younger. improved by the LECTURES ON'WILD {the Japunese cher ees surround - Laurence J. O'Dea, Who conducts :’ & the Tidal Basin and the many | 1he O'Dea Detective Agency, has “" T!\ ol trees in Poto © Park. |asked the Distrie Supreme Court for & “» 3 1 that # large number|an injunction prevent eviegion the A yn ne flowers and plants also b m his office room at 1417 G street. jjow in America. He showed by his | (’Dea says he rented the room from WOMEN’S CLUB LENTEN BARS CORN BORER. SERVICE ON THURSDAY (Gov. Lo smalt Secks to Keep Pest Out of State of Illinois. SPRINGFIELD, IIL, February 20 P).—Gov. Len Small last night took steps to bar the Kuropean corn borer from Illinois. In a proclamation he bapned im- ports of corn on the cob and any part of the corn plant, except “the seed shelled and broom corn, and sor- ghums and Sudan grass, from Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massa- chusetys, Rhode Island, Connecticut, the province of Ontario and sections Rev. James H. Taylor of Central Presbyterian Church to Preach at New York Avenue Edifice. FLOWERS OF ALPS Swiss Botanist Shows Great Interest in Projected Na- tional Arboretum Here. The second of the series of the Lenten services to be held under the auspices of the Bible study Club of the District of Columbia Federation of Women's Club will be held Thurs- day at the New York Avenue Presby- Chu@h at 11 o'clek. Rev. terian =y James H. Taylor, pastor of the Central | T \("l“l York, Pennsylvania, Michigan Presbyterian Church, will be the|and Ohio. opused extablishment of an | speaker and his subject s “What Is e Because of the rough cobblestone paving in cltles of Argentina trucks must be equipped with pneumatic tires. Prayer?’ The four services in March will all be held at the Hotel Roosevelt. March Rev. Jumes H. Straughn, pastor was highly praised | evon, famous Kuro- noan illustrated lec- Alpine Plants and Their | 4 Use i Rock Gardens” in the audl-|of the Rhode Island Avenue Methodist torium of the New National Museum | Protestant Church, will talk on last night “When Is Prayer Answered?: “Prayer orrevon, who is a mnative of [@s u Means of Healing,” will be the o Geneva, Switzerlnd, and whe s |subject of Rev. George ¥. Dudiey,|| Portland Hotel Dining Room considered the foremost authority on | pastor of St. Stephen's Episcopal Entrance on Vermont Ave. Apine fora, declared that he had |Church, March 11. ~Rev. W. 8. aa "Wall aa 14th ecn informed of the proposed abor- | Abernethy. pastor of the Calvary Bap- stum for Washington and 15 very | tist nxnn.hr will speak March 18 on Sunday Dinner, $1.00 {much interestea iu the ideu. e | *The Lord's Prayel nd March 25 Turkey and Lenten Special ireed the estublishment of such Imw]xh R. Sizoo, pastor of the Club Breakfast, 35¢ plice iere and declared that Wash- York Avenue Presbyterian Business Men's Lunch, 10¢ o1 should become the center of the xreatest collection of trees an fowers. “Such a collection ‘would vue of the best methods of bring- | lic. the public in contact with nature Church, will have for his subject “The Power of Pray The Services are upen to the pub- Questlons *are invited from the audience. The series is in charge of Dinner, 5¢ Supper Dance From 10 P.M. Willlam V. Rudice, formerly of Le tew Mlam M. Fastt, Tormerly ‘of the Mayflower. proprietor. Wl the Facts of nature,” xaid the | Mrs. Walter Howard, chairman of the Shenkes Bible Study Club. Phone Main 8676. Ask for Bil 1 speaker, who is ulso president to make reservation Washington's uf the Rwiss Soclety fo Birthday. tion of Wild Flowe f Fights to Keep Offices. illustrations a4 number of the curlous | Louts Mandes, who holds a 10-year '“”';“‘ of Alpine plants, sume of which |lease from Terrell & Little, Inc. The Wwill grow only on steep slopes and |building was recently sold and the others that require special types of | new purchasers intend to tear it down rock formation and vary their color | according to Attorney Ravmond M. cordingly with limestone and chalk. | Hudson, and have offered a large sum he lecture was &iven under the | for the cancellation of the lease. O'Dea ‘uspices of the Smithgonfan Insti- | fears his landlord will take steps to tution. get him out. | from 9 a.m. to 1 o’clock OUR ANNUAL WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY CLEAN UP YOU WILL FIND IT Once every year we 1 | hold this RUMMAGE WORTH YOUR CLEARANCE — every WHILE TO COME item is sacrificed in price DOWN AND SEE THESE SPECIALS— REMEMBER — only a half-day—9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Kiddies’ Department to make a full day’s busi- ness out of a half-day. First Floor Bargains Onyx Brand Silk and . ! Wool Hose. $1.00 to $1.50 50 Third Floor values 5 s Y 25 Boys' Blouses. Were 9 Kid Gloves, two-button, straight 29c. Sizes 6,7, 8 . C 50 Girls' and Boys' Coats and Slip-over Sweaters 35¢ style. $200 value. Black, 6, 61 white, up to 7 50c¢ Single Metal Compacts, with mirror. 50c value lgc ?lRamcaw in blue, red 35(: Carico Coconut Almond lOC .3"17 :\f; - 0- ‘ & 12 Cream. 50c size .. . 37 Khaki Overalls. Sizes c Perfect Rayon Hose, in 2t0 6 all colors. S0c value 25¢ 50 Girls Fleccelined Un- 0 Fabric Gloves, in sizes 6, )& derwear, Shirts and Draw- [ 635, $1.00 value C ers. Pair C Toilet Waters and Per- 6 Buntings, slightly soiled fumes Were Soe. Clear- Q¢ ke 25c¢ dnce at ST 10 Dresses, white or- ‘ml(l“(l'::‘cd ‘.\A';Ir;:fiol A'u.rmm for bR 25¢ - $4.98 value $l 00 % | 31 pairs of B}oamers, in IOC 0dd Tot of Blanket and$l 00 N jersey and muslin Corduroy Robes . . N 50 Children’s Straw Hats 25 Lot of Underwear, including § (not new) C Gowns, Chemise, Bloomers N 25 Children's Fur Sets. and Slips. Were 49c 29¢ § = $1.00 osuited Jrincess Slios 50 § 10 Silk Dresses. Sizes $2.98 & Madame X'Siip over Girdies N 85’06:”5 SR % an rassieres, corset N S, S S S N 8,10, 12... $1.00 i . Brassieres, $1 00 assorted sizes . (,mgiham House Dre'sscs, rem- nants from our recent sales. Set-in sleeves . SOC 0dd lot of Silk Lrepe Underwear. Was §1.98. Chemise and $l 00 B Step-ins ‘Second Floor Bargains 11 Stylish Stout Dresses, satin and % Girls' and Boys' Heather Wool Stockings. 7 to 10%3. 25c¢ Bargain Basement 9 Figured Wash Dresses. 49C Ideal for house frocks 25 Solid-color and Fig- 79 C 39c¢ ured Crepe Kimonos. 45 Waists and Over- blouses, $1.00 to $1.98 origi- flat crselpge7m d“;zco?% nally .. ors. 5 and $24. 25 Black znd h avy Silk values..... ....... Sl l 75 Camisoles 19C 4 Fine Navy Poiret Skirts, sizes Swit Caserand) Boston eefeeess XTI TN 30 63030 5o efe aeatnafeofe foade feefefe s afeadoadoadeatoafo oo adete NNIVERS, Featuring Real, Legiti- mate Reductions on Mer- chandise of Known Integ- rity. R et edss atr, A. KAHN, INC. 935 F Street M, Every Article Bears the Original Price Tag and a Sale Red Tag. Anniversary Our one sale of the year, with tremendous values that parade throughout the entire store during this 34th Anniversary Sale. Many other values besides those listed here are to be found; come in and look around. RN Anniversary Sale Values on DIAMONDS One Perfect Diamond $375 gem. welghing 1 and 10-100 carats, or 10 points more than full carat. Of sparkiing brilliancy. Specially priced R A perfect Sterling Silver Military Brush and Comb Sets Genuine Pyralin Du Barry and % Inplain, hammered Pattern, Pearloid and Other One Perfect Diamond ¥ designs. A wide assortme X beautiful patterns, in a $6 35 velour-lined box . gular 0 Sets Toilet Sets % oy e % A sparkling and flery beauty, % | Regular $i800 Seis §13 50 Tl golh e e e e o weighing 1 and 58-100 carats, or 8 3 Sl e Amber and shell. All taken from points more than 1! carats. Per- Sets, $14.75 fect in quality and beauty. One Genuine Diamond $150 our regular stocks and greatly reduced. off e, $12,00 Sets $28.00 sets, $22,50 l/ z $ 5 eighs 55-100 p - Sets, $19.50 Re ufirPrlces o $ 3<Pie§ $13.50 Set % R s ot b i’){::;l:: %’Lfi?d A’gbir Anniversary Sale Price. $6°75 T\i One Beautiful Diamond Om.--HalEall-’.’};itst-:e : 3-Piece $22.50 Set I % Regular $1350 Sets $6.75 Anniversary Sale Priu$l 1.25 § $250 nol"{m'flar $1650 Sets ' g8 95 Of great beauty and fiery bril- liancy. Weighs % of a carat. Very special at this low price. noy Rexnlur '$10.00 Sets 15-Piece $55 Set Anniversary Sale Price $27.50 ¢ $5.00 XA < oo — Regular $25.00 18-kt. Solid 14-kt. Solid White or White Gold Sapphire Band Green Gold Diamond . Rings Flexible Bracelets 10‘00 $28'00 A lxmiisid quantity, set with Platinum Top Diamond Elgin Wrist Watches $165 $200.00 " :e‘dzl;Z;SFormerly $4.98 51 98 7 High-grade Navy, Black and Tan WELL-Wired Home enables you to enjoy many modern Raincoats. _ Formerly conveniences. We'll wire yours right. $7.98 to $14.75 = $4.98 A NOVELTY IN ) Smsnlol B Scarts, 98¢ BOUDOIR LAMPS $2.08 OPEN MONDAY A 15 Opofisum Fur Chokers. Formerly $4.98. Bags in imitation leather SOC 18 pieces Knitted Underwear, long sleeves and ankle length. Sizes 36 and 38 only 39c¢ Lot of Gauze Nests: ..o 7C color 10 Suit Cases, 24-inch 59¢ length; strongly made 24 Coats, in sports and fur-trim- 10 Iceland Fox (imitation) Fur . S4'00 : Neckpieces, in_platinam and beige mcd deensy hiodeld; odds Beautiful Lamps in colors (o harmonize colors. Were.$10.00 and g et $4 88 o oo v $5.00 S T e with attractive shade, as shown. 1 Fur Yacquem- “natural coney; .sealine collar and cuffs and border. style; guaranteed lining and full siee e mandel collars. $14.75 A Eosatiy Very sttractive. For- G4 5 00 originally. Now $7.88 Stock of 1 Black Coney Coat, Imitation Fur Coats, of fabrics o 32- inch. Was §39.75 $19 75 that look just like fur; many trim- 1 Sport Fur Fabric Jacquette, med with real fur New Floor, white, with black designs.” Very at’ collars and cuffs, $9.8 Bridge and (srachve for early Were $15 to $25. ... 7 pring wear. Was 100 Raincoats of rubbenzed cloth, $20.75 $l4 75 and Slickers in red, © Table Lamps Attractively Priced 6 Tweed Two- plece Suits, jumper skirts; popular Spring shades. $14.75 $7 98 with value DEPENDABLE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Electric Percolators. New Kt)lp Hair Driers Curling_Irons Whirlwind Vacuum (kubem Fleetric Trons.. Flectric Toasters Hair Drving Combs. Thermolit Hrenl Violet Ray Joseph D. Campbell Pay a Small Watfle Irons $650 Up Waffles are good any time and duhl) 50 when_ Electrically ‘made at tables and serve onee. Guaranteed W fle Trons us low 0. Dress —you will be surprised how quickly these small payments count up. - .$10.00 . $9.00 Padn’ remover 01']! S green, blue and ok R stock Deposit and A Small Pay- Reserve Your ment Will New Coat or Hold Your EASTER OUTFIT —pay a little at a time un- 3 I 517 10th St. Main 6549 ETEEERA AR AR R e square-cut sapphires all around. Very fashionable when worn with wedding ring or little-finger ring. Regularly RRARRNARARAARHA 20% deuclmns on x }f Diamond Rings, Jewelry x \vfll—l set with Only quick selection s Set with 2 genuine pure white diamonds, 3 square-cut sapphires, aquamarine or other gems and the Following Items $2,000 mnn $2,500 $1,500 $500- $300 Flexible Bracelets up to. Di ARNRANRAVAARAN Solid White, Green ur Yellow Gold Brooches and Bar Pins $4.00 Regulat $5.50, $6.00, $5.50 and $7.00 values. up_to Bar Pins, up to.. “ ris' "Watches Genuine Leather Bill Folds $3.00 Oi splendid quality and shape. Complete with 14-ki gold tips on the corners neat solid 5-Piece Silver-Plated Colonial Tea Set - $22.50 Sterling Silver Candlesticks $7.50 Pr. Beautiful designs in 93%-inch In a magnificent Sheffield re- heights. Very attractive and Silver plate in Sheffield repro production. A very unusually low desirable in any home. At a duction. Very attractive and Water Pitcher $4.75 price for a set of this fine quality. “.special Anniversary Sale price. .:‘ serviceanle. Genuine Manning and Vacuum Bottles Bowman N 7-Cup Electric Regularly §1.65 = Percolator : Special, $ I‘OO Special. $ 14 - ! 7 Of highly polished nickel. A splen- 3 Just as pictured, with rosewood did opportunity to buy several at 3 handle A very desirable and serviceable item at a greatly re- duced price. RRRARARRRA R XN RNRHRARRRARARARRRAARKRA A RARAN $3 and $5 Tables of Specials Special tables have been placed in the store with many useful @nd ornamental specialties. $3.00 (ab[es feature articles that formerly sold from $4.00.to %8.00‘ The $5.00 tables feature § §IS unusual. $3 Spedals ; E this low price. The % values just % > $5 Specials Sterling Silver-handle Steak Sets. Bonbon Dishes and Baskets. Dutch Silver Sugar and Creamers. Genuine Leather Cigarette Boxes. Vases, Candlesticks, and many others. Rogers and Gorham Knives, Forks and Spoons, one-half dozen for. Sterling Silver Top, Jar and Spoon. Sandwich Trays and Fruit Bowls. Sterling Silver Enamel Top Perfume Bottles. § And many others. > 'd $3.00 RERT RATRAAARRRRASS: MEMBERS OF AMSTERDAM DIAMOND EXCHANGE W fi J PLATINUMSMITHS ARTHUR J. SUNDLUN ()K ann/ng. s | 935 F Street JEWELERS ¥ B B v ADOLPH KAHN President 34 Years at This Address B TP T T RCRT TN T T oy l sredoairaddodraderedratoilraleadradoafsadradoaioafiidoaioadoadradoafecdsadoaoadoatesdratoaioadradsaoatsatodts e T VN e e e e