Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1927, Page 27

THE EVENING CHURCHNERGES = Vrin o= 4SSN BOARDS Congregationalist Action Unites Organizations Total- | ing 289 Years of Service. By the Associated Press BOSTON, January 7 mation described by T dge as “one of the dences of the Brotherho kind” was completed la four large foreign missi of the Congregational ('h country were merged pressive exercises in Street Church here. The Woman's Board « the Woman's Board of Mis Interior and the Woman's Missions for the Paciflc we: with the ican Board of sions for Fo Missions forefgn missi society In A Merged For Efficiency Who remer < when nothin’ woodpeckers ¢ ephone COSMOPOLITAN CLUB “STAG” SET FOR JAN. 20 but poles? | | Plans for Regular Monthly Affair Announced at Luncheon imalgamation American board direc lands over 18 n Club, training school st schools with 14,983 p mentary schools : Gordon >. M. Bailey, Rozier | tner, egram From President. The hooster the amalgamation tdigule nsisted in the transfer. in Loy orm, of workers hosp ere 1 s o aoh : er gifts for next Herrell presided cere Cong section of t nded the cer following c¢ ) President s = Greece Studies Ford Offer. States heard t tern he A bank that knows -z =4 and serves Washington FIRM ENJOINS MELLON ON ALCOHOL FORMULA | The FEDERAL-AMERICAN NATIONAL New Method of Denaturing Would || Resources Over 15 Millions Destroy Its Business, Says Plaintiff to Court. By the Associated Presc. | NEW YORK, January T.—A tem- | b injunction restraiting proki ition officials from with}+dding alcc hol denatured under an, iid formul: | was granted by Judge Grover M. Mo | eowitz of the United Court The plaintiff, the I fcal Corporation of that Maj. Chester P. Mill administrator; David H. Blair, missioner of internal revenue Illustrating Tkree of Our Famcus Specials at $7.85 Real $8.50, $9.00 withholding from it al $10.00 Values under the old formula, 2 plaintiff claimed that its would be ruined by the der hol under the old formula products are so prepared t permitted under the new formula. No 1, cannot be used The old formula requires 5 gallons | of methyl alcohol to be added to every 100 galions of ethyl alcohol. The new | formula uses keroseme with the methyl alcohol | - | | HONOR WOMAN LAWYERS. Colored Legal Members Give Testi- monial Dinner. Black Kid and Patent Leather Miss Ollie M, Cooper dinner Tuesd at the Y. W. (. A., with abou ing colored lawyers and prof attendance. Miss Bertha MeNeil of the of Dunbar High officiated & presentation of flowers of honor, and briet et Black Kid & Patent Leather % i With Suede Trimming colored Armar ed bar at large: I Schoc r of the c James Waters: ar William Richard from - the Law School faculty nd - Prot Howard GETS DRY POST. ¥. R. McReynolds Named Chief for Southern California and Arizona. Frank R of internal has been n: trator for Black Kid and Patent Leather EDMONSTON & CO,, Inc. 612 13th St. West Side-—Bet. F & G Sts. ANDREW BETZ, Manager the dry forces, after pointment was announced { McReynolds, who entered the inter- | mal revenue service in 1910 as a deputy eollector in California, will succeed | Robert L. Frith as soon as he can take | oath of office “Good Five-Cent Cigar” Back. HARRISBURG, UP).—Another e cent effect e of the Bu recent lo is a Prescription for | Colds, Grippe, ices of o o . | Bilious ble for appearance § “a good fivecent cigar. It kills the germs. =N 1% A Quick Shin Ibgaloag tlm.o AT ALL DEALERS r monthly stag | ) o be a luncheon | fouse, Fif-| William | m H. Callahan..| Rifts | e and Louis | and Edward donate the Ernest manufac t of a fac ruction of Flu, Dengue, Fever and Malaria, | STAR, WASHINGTON, The Perfect Permanent—the Perfect Water “a\'eth $16.50 to $25.00 Sports Dresses January Sales! How sig- nificant they are in the Sports Shop this sale of dresses will prove to you—for high shades are the newest and these styles are While you'll wear them far into the Spring, smartest. we must sell them to make room for new models already on their way. Sport Shop Becond Floor—Lansburgh's—7th Streed Coat values $59.50 In the first group —at $59.50 — there are coats from our highest-priced models. rich fabrics follow Soft, every line of smartness and are lavishly trimmed with fox, beaver, squirrel, wolf. All beautifully lined with silk. Sizes 14 to 50 in one or another of the styles. we have purchased reduced from 14 to 46. Presenting the New High-Shade Hats —in many fabrics! 85 All of the delightful new blues, tans, greens and rose tones that are being shown in the new frocks! Featured in soft felts, as well as crisp failles and bengalines, gleam- ing satins and in the very latest arrivals—chic combina- tions of silk and straw. Many clever shapes, including the beret, which is smarter than ever for early Spring. Second Floor—Lansburgh’s—8th Street Children’s Fleeced Union Suits, $1 A necessary part of the two-to-fourteen wardrobes, these cold days. Warmly fleeced. Women’s Cotton Jersey Bloomers, §1 In light or dark shades. Women's Medium Union Suits, 89¢ bow sleeves. Third Floor—Lansburgh's—8th Street LANSBURGH BRO. — 7th, A much With Dutch neck and el- 338 In the second group—at $38—are coats that specially and coats that we've * higher oprices. Sizes Second Floor—Lansburgh's—8th Street January Sale of $198.50 & $225 Fur Coats $159.50 Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat), muskrat, poney, marmot, sealine (dyed coney), caracul and caracul paw—some plain, but mostly col- lared with such beautiful furs as squirrel, beaver, fitch, nutria, fox, skunk or mink. Only one or two of a kind. Second Floor—Lansburgh's—8th Street D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7 1927. sctiv B()11 119 Colors— Black Fiance Blue Rose Flesh Canary Jungle Green Tan Polo Pink Materials— Fiat Crepe Georgette Satsn Jersey Velveteen Truhu Sslk Colors— W hite Navy - g mgh & Bro. &= JANUY January Sale of Men’s}’alco and Woodman gL - Pajamas $1.95 Makers in high repute— and qualities worthy of their steel! The materials are pongee, corded madras and novelty weaves, all grades that will last as well as the man of the house insists, R and launder as well as his wife insists upon! Vee-neck styles, roll collars, contrasting trimmings, plain fronts, center boxpleat fronts, frog fastenings—a few of the important details. Street Floor—Lansburgh's—7th Street January Coat Sale for Juniors $28 Handsome Silk-lined Coats, with large, fluffy collars of fox or wolf— remarkable for $28! There are even four fur-lined broadcloth coats in- cluded—sizes 15 and 17! Smart colors —sizes 13 to 19. New Frocks for Juniors, $12 Such lovely ones—in georgette and flat crepe, featuring the light new color tones. Sizes 13 to, 19. Becond Floor—Lansburgh's—8th Street $1.00 and $1.50 Novelty Gloves, 79c. Smart washable gloves are the practical choice of the well dressed woman for everyday wear—and she'd add these styles to her wardrobe even without January Sales reductions as an inducement. The smooth soft fabrics closely resemble suede in texture. The colors are correct. 8th AND E ' STREE 4 January Sale of $1.95 All-Silk Chiffon Stockings $1.65 1,000 pairs of these beauti- ful sheer stockings go on spe- cial sale tomorrow — one of our very popular stockings distinguished by a red stripe above the knee. Choice of a great many popular shades, including these favorites: Grain, bran, nude, French nude, bois de rose, silver, cannon, shadow, moleskin, moonlight and gun- metal. Street Floor—Lansburgh’'s—8th Street 7400