Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1927, Page 18

EPCOPALWOWEN TONEETTUESDAY Right Rev. Philip M. Rhine- lander to Address Auxil- iary of Local Diocese. Right Rex formerly Bishop Philip M t meeting the Enp of W Church, New V streets, Tuesday William D. Hurd, 1 the dioc Andrew's and pm. Mrs. 1 prestdent ide, and Rev. that church, other avenu ers from The meeti ake up the follow up features which 1 Chur preaching w al work of th »ntinue until the meeting 1 Washing The purpose of the ined, is to reaws the whole , the nations into this and other strategic centers of the church to strike the keynote for the movement This having been accomplished with gratifyving throughout the country, the next and most important step will be to inaugurate the inten sive crusade within the dioceses The commissions in 85 dioceses in continental United States will Sume aotive charge of this work, and for an indefinite period this effort will go forward until the entive church has been brought into close contact with this reawakening movement. Chairmen’s Statement. Right Rev. Thomas C. Darst, who @ chairman of the National Commis- slon on Kvangelism is In charge of the bishops' crusade, under the head- ing, “The Next Step.,” has issued a statement which reads in part as fol- lows: “It will not be enough for the crusade to do no more than simply make us good. It must make us good for something. It must send us out with a passion, not only for souls but for rightenousness. “It must make us to realize that fnjustice and arrogance are contrary to the teachings of Jesus, that con- tempt of law, be it God's law or man’s law, is not & mark of discipleship.” VOTE AND DRY LAW CHANGE SEX ROLES Men Now Discuss Recipes and Women Politics, Editor Asserts. By the Associated Prese. NEW YORK, January suffrage and prohibition hav women to shift from culinary to po litieal topies and men to abandon political discussion for comparison of recipes for home brew, Elizabeth Sears, editor, told delegates to the Third Annual Better Films Confer- enoe today. “In other days, when average men and women gathered,” she sald, “the men talked politics and the women could be overheard saying, ‘Two eges, well beaten, a half a cup of butter and a cup of su “Now one hears the women saying, ‘Get out the captains of every pre. olnct and use every vote to put your candidate in offic “And the men will be found in cor- ners, saying, ‘Take the juice of two oranges, a handful of raisins, a half cake of yeast, etc., etc. O AR b Poachers Thwart Fox Hunts. Society hunts in the famous Melton district of Ireland, known one of the world's 29.—Equal caused and these are heing killed, evidentl by the unemployed, for the skins. though many ong, healthy have been reared, the Cott .l | riculture . A Profit of Gambling, In 1926 Tax Rates, s Enriches France By the Associated Press PARIS J. Qambling v French y the players pts from the sinos to be found in every seaside or mountain resort were 252,000,000 francs, or about $10,800.000 Casino profits showed a hug pOVel b f 1925, tot ofit of 44,658,000 francs, about $1,786,000 BALL IS ADVERTISED BY WAR ZONE VIEW Bas-Relief of “No-Man's Land" Ex- hibited at City Club for Event on February 7. Man's 3 ans’ an all to be held 7 has been pl piece is finished in oil. with an illuminated sky sunset in colors, with an American flag flving to the breeze. Barbed-wire entanglements stand out boldly against the background, de- picting the deserted battlefield On the left side of the cutout stands with outstretched hands figure are the words ** e get.” Mliss Alma Chestnut of the American Red Cross posed for the artist. The figure wus drawn by Mrs. M. J. R. Roller of the office of exhibits, Department of Ag- while the other workman ship is that of Frederick €. Crass, of the same division. The ball is being given by the vet- erans’ foint entertainment comumittee representing the allied war veterans of the District. The or participating include the of the Republic, United Spa 3 Veterans, Society of Santiago, Veter- Indian War Veterans, the American Legion, Dis- abled American Veterans, American Veterans of Hellenic Descent, Federa tion of Veterans of United States of America and American War Veterans’ Club, and Army and Navy Union. LEACH BACK FROM TRIP. Chief of Fish Culture Division Vis- its Four States. Glenn E. Leach, chief of the division of fish culture of the Bureau of Fish- erles, returned to \Washington vester. day after a 10-day trip through four Southern and Western States on mat ters connected with scquisition of land for establishment of wild life and fish preserves and creation of several fish nurseries in Arkansas. Under_a co-operative plan worked out by Mr. Leach, the Fisheries Bu reau will wi with the State of Ar- kansas to establish fish hatcherles in the State and supervise propagation and distribution of fish i While Mr. Leach was in the West the Governor of lowa signed an agree- ment and pledged full State co-opera- tion to creation of a fish and game refuge in Iowa. collecting cigarette pictures and selling them to boys at 16 for a cent. HEATING Steam—Hot Water Vapor Lowest Prices Easy Terms Prompt Service NATIONAL HEATING CO. 33a Bates St. N.W. North 9098 Hounds, an exclusive hunting club, | recently spent a fruitless day in t ing to find the lair of even a single fox. | | Call our product “L A." Milk. Trade Mark) o TONAL VACC AND ANTITOXIN INSTITUTE Phone North 89. 1515 U St. N.W. RSN $325 $60 $100 and $350 and $150 l_ LYRIC PIANO CO. 1738 14th St. N. W. Between R and 8 STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JANUARY 30, 1927—PART 1. thelr lives. He shot one pig, clubbed another and killed the third with a blow from his fist His companions mer for the three h was served to Pagl anish colony GOV. FISHER PROTESTS ACTION BY SENATE Rejection of President’s Appoint- ment of Woods Assailed by Inference, Heavyweight's Cuban Wild Boar Hunt Staged Near Tampa: 3 Tame Pigs Killed The story was true poin' The boars w as a member of the Ir merce Commission, was night by Gov. John S. | sylvania State Society Hotel. QGov. Fisher called ylvania's leaders industries and cent strides in schoc a4 the frate far- s and a barbecue o's friends in the ept for two | not wild— — mon Florida ‘‘razor- D 1 the. ‘battls” was Can't Get Away From It. skirts of Tampa in- | prom the Toledo Blade ntly that ) r | ; | Community chest drives are spread wild boars in Cuba in a Ino was a member of a hunting | w001y every clty and town of any ! just hefore coming to iring his visit here. He came A Havana newspaper then declarcd |upon the hogs woods and in. | consequence having one. no advantage in moving there were no wild hoars in Cuba structed his s to flee for TAMP. ory of 1 A protest against such action as road lmprovement { that of the Benate “In refecting an | oonrY of the Trea wonored son of the Commonwealth on | Pt e record there has been no blem 8o there I8 | jah through a long life,” inferentially |t decrying the refection of the Presi elly he socle Louis ( dent’s appointment of Cvrus E. Wood t Braddock, Pa., was heard in twe te # congs the event & g Y bear & mful effects of Dearbon; 1 MAXWIEILLS [FERNUARY And Even With These Drastic Reductions—Remember, LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS ON EVERY PURCHASE Only Price SALE Colored End Table 5-Piece Kroehler Bed Suite $129 bedroom at night. This special offer includes Davenpor Chair, $5.00 Delivers This Suite 8-Piece This Gum and Wal- nut Finished Bedroom Suit consisting of Bed, Dresser, Chest of Drawers, Vanity, This is the famous Kroehler make. A beautiful living room during the day, and, with one little turn, a Can be had in Red, Green or Cafe Colors Rocker, End Table and No Phone, Mail or C. O. D. Orders Bridge Lamp. ece Unfinished Guaranteed g for Comfort and Wear These 12 Pieces Included in This Outfit: Large Size Sofa Club Chair Wing Chair 1 End Table 1 Davenport Table 1 Bridge Base 1 Bridge Shade 1 Smoker 2 Torchiers 2 Book Ends ‘We also have a line of Unfinished Servers, Dutch Cabinets, Gateleg Tables and Windsor Chairs. Pay a Little Each Week 12-Piece Living Room Suite Special February Sale Price 1 Smoker Highest Grarle Construction All ‘With large oven, white enameled front. A fine cooker and baker at a very $1475 Pay a Little Each Week 3-Piece Metal Bed Outfit Unit Spring Construction New Materials We Want You to Compare—Not Tags—But Quality Prove fo‘r.YOURSELF that THIS is the place where you can invest your money to the best advantage Bedroom Suite 109 - $5.00 Sends It Home g pair of of our during February. Clearance Lamps Bridge, | Lamps g tions. $7.50 to $10.00 Junior and Bridge Lamps $4.98 $12.50 to $18.00 Junior and Bridge Lamps $7.75 $10.00 Vase Table These 12 Pieces Included in This Outfit Large Size Sofa Club Chair 1 End Table 1 Davenport Table 1 Bridge Base 1 Bridge Shade Wing Chair 2 Torchiers 2 Book Ends Finest $14.75. Pay as You Earn February Sale Price 1985F - 3-Piece Living Room Suite 8-Piece This 8-piece Room Suite, Walnut ish on Gum, in this at this remarkably springs, insuring sta- s bility and lengthy serv- holstered and well ice. This outfit is a made. All in beautiful special with us and is materials. Reversible $5 Delivers one of our most popu- cushions, filled with the Suite lar numbers. There are three piecces, finely . uphol- N A 2-inch post Simmons Bed, a heavy metal spring and a good all- cotton mattress in this sale at this special price. Balance Weekly or or Monthly | - 4 Monthly ON ANY OF THESE OUTFITS $1.00Cash Delivers a Cedar Chest j*[? Entire Line of Cedar Chests L2 Included in the February Sale. A Nice Size Chest as Low as Balance Weekly Ding Room Suite $1 29 Chairs, 1 Host Chair, in genuine leather, 3-piece Console Set and 2'Tor- $5.00 Delivers It 14-Piece This Walnut Veneer on Hardwood Dining Roem Suite ‘consists of Buffet, Extension Table, China Closet, 5 Side These 4 pieces are Huguenot finish, of wal- nut veneer on hard- wood. Consists of large isia: 1 chieres. Our regular Vanity, Good Size price was $198.00. 8-Piece Dining Room Suite Consists of Metal Extension Table and cial February sale Bed, Walnut-Finish ‘This Oak Buffet, s 19 50 Chairs in this spe- 6 Sturdily Built for $49.50. Dresser and Chest Dining price. Consists-of Bui- Dining Room Suite fet, Extension Table and’ - e 6 Genuine Leather-seat 10W Delivers 1¢ Chair. Fin- sale 4-Piece High Lighted Bedroom Suite Dresser, Bow-end 139 and Chifforette. $5.00 save ' $50.00 .on Sends It Home suite during this sale. 3-Piece Bedroom Outfit of Drawers to match. A saving of $29.00 in our February Sale.