Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1927, Page 26

.26 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT( D. 0, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1927. SCIENCE LIMITED ~ |League Sponsors |SGHOOL BOARD WINS s S VICTORY POST ELECTS. | [ i i s Members of the committee are Mrs. | — Film Designed to | SUPPORT OF CITIZENS | fii. ¥ oo, oiert oty |chartes 3 Kaighe 3a Crosen) A. Robbins, Magnus Schmidt and H Commander. End War in World — 3. Fiton % oo b S % i ‘A resolution was adopted instruct X - - Towa Circle Defends’ Directors, De- | Robbins fo write a letter to f or.the year | ! P By the Associated Press ; R rict Commissioners thanking |2t @ meeting in Woodme bl i L(,;D::;_'m.,,“,“,:,.\. 26.—"The ploring Criticisms—Move them for the new lights along Rhode | G4 1: s follows G ! m IY n World War and After” is the title ""'j‘"“ avenue, 28 ; commander, Charles ) | Dr. Driesch Sees Mortal Man| o ‘a fim produced under the aus. for Consolidation. Mrs. " Thomipson S I S L pices of the League of Nations, g | 2 il o »f a |third vice commander. George B N 10th, llth, F and G Streets g 1 hich is being shown here. P ~ - - " Y t dison Hill: financ Unable to “Put Finger : Sk The Iowa Circle Citizens’ Assocta-|committee on . the | Clark: adjutant, Madi i igebnssnniy ke i g e o tion at a meeting in the lecture hall idents in 8 terri. | officer, William Opitz; chaplain 44 ) rove eir la neth Bukker ser nt-at-arms, on God. historical facts and_to point out [of the Northminster l‘resh_\'mr\nn‘;ml to improve their lawns this|TEIR BMERCC e G how the League of Nations is tr& | Church last night adopted a resolution | an: publicity officer, Raymond B ing to free the world from the | . : | Burke By the Associated Press catstrophe of war in the future. ' s 1] The drum corps of the post gave a CHICAGO. January 26.- Special attention is drawn in the 4 . itizens | - | concert following the meeting. Harlan | will never be able to put its finger g‘f"l‘“ the League mediation in dif- riticize the board Sues for $10000 Damages. Wood was named chairman of tk i0d, the chasm between the lculties between Finland and he resolution was introduced by | . . membership committee and the spiritual being too Sweden and between Greece and T e g it Pyl | 'The American Jce Company was | 1 by the mind of man. | Bulgaria School ation of the District | sued yesterday for $10,000 damages aitor ot ~—— R nplaining organi- | for alleged personal injuries by Alice : b ortiwestern | Merchant Adjudged Bankrupt. |zt d he had qult | Malone, 1101 New Jersey avenue - Justice Bailey of the District Su-|pone oy & delonate 1se 1t Is teo | Southeast. She says that when an ence of peyehology and | preme Court has adjudged Paul|prone to criticize. employe of the company was deliver RY CLEANIN philosophy . will never determine i ; il Denite its e e N WoGsE T \Whether the will of man is free or |InOff, merchant, 2530 Wisconsin ave-| sf8C€ Gions DI o e hee) In of the Highest not,” he stressed, adding: “There are {nue, a bankrupt on his voluntary pe-| socintion were she was employed July 12, the tongs| Guallty ang 1t Costs In|tition. The debts of the merchant|meeting, with the adoption of a reso.| holding the ice slipped and struck her 2 my belief it will remain an eternal |are placed at $3,000 with assets of | lution inviting that s To |in the eve, inflicting permanent in. | problem. ::.finu_ i Al‘l““‘“mi‘s Stearman and [ meet with the lowa Circle body to|jury. She is represented by Attorneys | o Eqtimntes Mr : e i arry H. Hollander appear for the|consider plans for uniting the two|T. Morris Wampler and Leonard |J| "Bring or encio-e this ad wi o 5. | Ben ad¥ Osnsclous Mielig bankrupt. | organizations, so they might function Biock. “We are conscious beings, ed out in b went for absolt l —— the general public with important « » have more than freedom of wil ciousness W t the power to decide, to change] anything, would be a cruel luxury. On the other hand conscience of the ! hat we are doing right or ~ 4 at we can feel sorry, is an argument aghinst absolute liberty ‘1 or freedom of the human mind.” \ Hypnotism and coueism, Dr. Driesch said, are firmly esta ed in science. Efect of Lo Delineator Subscription—These prices, if called for at our “Coueism seer strengthens the & Will. a8 in an actor to overcome Stage Pattern Section, Second floor. 1 year, $1.85; 2 years, $3 fright, ¥ repeating a willingness to do a tl " he explained. “Hypnotism, however, is limited in that no one can be hypnotized into something th s act 1y evil No e S v e [ S The New Blouses Mademoiselle’s New Hats ' The “Martha Washington” mitting a murder with a real knife or weapon PLAN UNIGUE PARTY. : For Spring | n the French 10-Piece Dining Suites Room G. W. U. Hospital Benefit to Re $7 iy 4 . call Washington Celebration. % B .50 : $ 1 5 : ; Semi-Annual $ An exact reproduction of the ban S $19 75 1l Sale Price t hall at Mount Vernon wi e R e in ‘e George Washington Unl. SN * Dolibonsis IS s¥mnasium for the. annu: N AR 5 ! & 5 U. 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The Drop-leaf Table and S s g blouses an important place in the mode. 1 c‘t; g straw—is one of the most popular fashions among the four Windsor Chairs are finished in_decorated green, red or gray oak and you TRAIN C L fieviesh o e g CiemgTes by ALY o TR younger set. Clever little black satin turbans, smart tai- might add a Dutch Cupboard at $22.50 or a Server in similar color scheimes LACKED TRAIN CONTROL. esting style notes—clever, high necks, new, square necks, jored ballibuntls and rakish felts, with belting ribbon for $14.50. S ; i bloused and belted tunics and “different” jabots. insets are equally well liked by young fashionables. Dining Room Furniture Section, Seventh floor. I C. C. Finds Fatal Accident Might Have Been Averted. 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Great- Cotton Felt Mattresses, encased in ly reduced to strong woven-stripe ticking, well 10-Piece Early American Suite, of tailored and finished with' roll mahogany and maple veneers. edge. Juffet, Drop-leaf Table, China Twin Size ....... .$16.50 Cabinet, Serving Table and six Double Size ..... .$19.50 Chairs are reduced to $200 Goose Feather Pillows, offered dur- 10-piece Suite, of Spanish influence; ing the Semi-Annual Sale at ex- urusual inlaid ornament in table. ceedingly low prices. Only clean, Reduced to sanitary feathers are used as a 9-piece American Walnut Suite, fea- filling for the durable, well tailor- turing oblong table and tapestry i In the popular size, chair seats. Reduced to $275 45 .7 e R 10-piece Suite of massive lines; con- Box Springs, in both twin and dou- structed of combination walnut ble sizes are offered at the respec- and gumwood in dull dark finish. tive prices mentioned below and, Reduced to .... 0. of course, they represent the best 10-piece Suite of Elizabethan in- materials and most skilled work- spiration; combination walnut, manship. oak and gumwood. Reduced Twin Size ... IR - Wi sl apa i s S0 Double Size . eensas927.50 Dining Room Furniture Section, Seventh floor. Bedding Sectlon, Seventh floor. e Jeremy T'he Golden Scarecrow The Captives The Wooden Horse The Dark Forest The Green Mirror The Secret City The Prelude to Adven- Jeremy and Hamlet ture Colotful Cretonnes Semi-Annual Sale Price C yar New patterns—flowers, vine motifs, figures, conventionalized floral designs and suggested stripe effects are but a few of the more desirable selections at the special price quoted, of which many housewives have availed themselves. 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