Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1927, Page 24

GOOD NEWS for NEW YORK VISITORS The McAlpin now has available an addi- tional number of lettractive rooms at modest rates. Many |guests who sensibly jprefer the MoAlpin /for genuine comfort jand oonvenience will 'be glad to know that | hey can now enjoy {their New York visit | las they usually do-- jat even greater than lasual economy at the MoAlpin--"New York's | Most Popular Hotel." | Wire, write or Jphone your reserva- {tion--to me person- ‘ally if you prefer. Sincerely, V2R, Managing,Director HOTEL MSALPIN . " Where the White Wap Begins * [BROADWAY AT 34 ™ STREET r NEW YORK CITY Don’t Stand Still A big portion of your progress d ds upon proper vi yet thou- sands of ple uncon- sciously retard their ad- vancement by neglecting. their eyesight. They don't seem to under- stand that properly fitted lasses mean comfort and a etter grasp of things— progress. See us. 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Lejeune, commi rine Corps: and Stephan, commanding officer of the District National Guard, have been | invited to be the guests of honor on i the evenings on which their respec- | tive services will be honor guests. | The District National Guard is pre- | paring a special feature exhibit for the exposition. In this display will be placed several small artillery pieces and small arms specimens. The model of a gun in emplacement, a cutaway rifle and automatic rifle also will be included. A feature will be a sand table model of the training grounds!| at Fort Humphreys, Va., to which the 121st Engineers will go next Summer. | Complete Parade Plans. Gen. Stephan has designated as the officers in charge of the exhibit Bi Gen. Lloyd M. Brett, Col. John Oehmann, Maj. Walter W. Burns an Maj. Louis C. Brinton, jr. Col. Oehmann, commanding officer of the engineers regiment, is overseeing the part to be taken by that unit, while Maj. Burns directing preparations being made the 26th Coast Artil lery for participation in the exposi tion. Plans are being completed today for the “March of Progre: which will be held shortly tomorrow to usher in the ex The line of march will be up Pennsyl- | vania avenue. Many of the larger exhibitors are preparing to place in the parade both floats and a group of their regular commercial vehicles. | Several exhibitors are planning to place jn the procession replicas of thelr exhibits in the Auditorium. The parade will be the only event on to- morrow’s exposition program. The ex- hibition proper will be opened at 8§ o'clock Thursday evening. URGES NEW IDEA OF GOD. Chicago Dean Pleads for New Con- ception of Deity. CHICAGO, March 8 (#).—Religion must shape a new idea of God as a deity aligned with world advancement in sclence and democracy, Dean Shailer Mathews of the University of Chicago assailed the idea of the deity a8 a post-feudal monarch in an address to Methodist ministers here yesterday. “We cannot sweep back the ocean of sclence,” Dean Mathews said, “so we must preach God in accordance with the fundamental conceptions of soclety as they now exist. Our old plea of the deity as a post-feudal mon- arch no longer endures. ““We must not try to analyze men's souls through guinea pjgs,” the theol- ogist said, “but bring psychologists to the ald of religion by interesting them in our destinies, not our origin." SRR St | AUTHOR TO GIVE TALKS. Mabel Nelson Thurston to Open Lecture Series Tomorrow. Mabel Nelson Thurston, author and religious instructor, will give the first of her series of six Lenten talks to- morrow at 5 p.m. in the lecture room | of the New York Avenue Presbyterian | Church. Her subject will be “How | Can We Get Hold of Faith?" The other subjects are as follows: {March 16, “Why Could We Not March 23, “Teach Us To Pray"; March 80, “When the Answer Always | Will Be Yes"; April 6, “When There Seems To Be No Answer”; April 13, “Problems of the Easter Roads.” | SAU Il il Silver Medal for Army Private. | . Pvt. Laverne R. Jackson, Company |C, 16th U. S. Infantry, stationed at | Governors Island, New York City, has been awarded a silver medal by the Treasury Department for heroism in saving the life of Pvt. Thomas J. Car- ney of the same company when the latter accidentally fell into the Hudson | River near the Military Academy at ! West Point last Summer. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T. TUESDAY, MARCH 8. 1927. Rayon Vests, Special at —Good quality vests, with rein- forced arm shields and picoted bodice tops. Flesh, peach, orchid and rosebud, in sizes 36 to 42. Kanns—Street Floor. C 8th and D Sts. “The Busy Corner” Hundreds of People Are Regular and Enthusiastic Patrons of Our Circulating Library—a Feature of Our Downstairs Book Store New Rayon Che(_:ked Voiles —Pretty woven checks, tinted grounds, and in colored designs on white or colored c embroidered dots adding va- riety to the checked designs. o Kanns—Street Floor. New Coats---New Dresses---for Large Women! The F ashionalile Veiled Print Frocks For Large Women “Pm Miss Featherweight s 199 Kewpie! Rose O’Neill’s Latest Creation —“I've just arrived in ‘Doll- land and want to make friends with every little girl in Washington. v —“I'm all dressed up in my Sunday Clothes with pretty ribbon bows ’neverything I'm light as a feather, too, and people say I'm the cun- ningest little doll they ever saw! Won’t you come and meet me, tomorrow ? —Five Sizes—at $3.50, $4.75,, $5.75, $9.75 and $12.45. (See the Window) Toyland—Fourth Floor. $3.00 Crepe Back Satin 'A Silk: Week Special at $1.79 Yd. —This beautiful silk is offered in this sale at practically wholesale cost. It is a lustrous satin crepe, 39 inches wide and shown in black, white, navy and 26 of the smartest Spring colors. Kann's—Street Floor. Bridge Lamps Reg. $7.95 Value Without Shade $3.95 —The March sale of Housewares has brought out many values, but none yet to equal this in Bridge Lamps. They are made of sturdy metal with a highly decorated marble- finished base — a style sold at Kann's exclusively in Wash- ington —and every lamp is adjustable. $9.95 Jr. Lamps To Match $4.95 Kann's—Third Floor. Tailored Coats With Slenderizing Lines For Large Women $35 —The effect of becoming slenderness has been smartly achieved by the makers of these coats. The straight lines, the saddle shoulders, the set-in sleeves are all condu- cive factors toward this desired end, and simple stitching, tucks and tailored trim- ming add their smart finishing touches. A number ‘have strip-squirrel collars, while the tailored self collar is liberally repre- sented in the collection. —The colors are gray, rookey, tan, navy and black. Sizes 40Y; to 50V5. Kann's—Second Floor. $20 —With the slenderizing effect given by the long lines of the tucking or drawn work of the georgette overdress, a print frock is as becoming as a plain one to the large woman. The long sleeves and the becom- ing neck lines will delight the woman who considers herself large. There are also some print frocks without the veiling. Sizes 42V to 50%. —Navy georgettes over colors, and over navy and white; and black over colors, and over black and white. - 500 Pkgs. of Bath Salts! “Parfumerie—St. Dennis” 3 Boxes for 47¢ Jasmin, Chypre, 3 Boxes 3 Odors c Per Pkg. —If you want to know the real luxury of a bath, you will sprinkle some of these delightful bath salts in the water. A special purchase makes this value possible—the salts are put up in glassine boxes, three boxes to .a carton—and for Forty-seven cents you can get any three of the five odors listed— Violet, Narcisse, Rose Kann’s—Street Floor. A Sale of Ruffled Curtains Formerly $2.48, $2.98 and $3.49 M ST A —The daintiest of Summer curtains are offered at this saving—curtains of marquisette, scrim and voile—some plain white with white ruffles, others white and cream with colored ruffles—and still others in dotted effects with pretty ruffles. Each pair complete with tie backs and valance. Arranged for easy selection on three special tables. Kann’s—Third Floor. Sample Rugs in Room Sizes Axminsters and Fringed Velvets Formerly $37.50 to $39.96 $23.65 —These rugs were purchased from several of the largest and best known rug makers in this country—and are heavy, thick rugs, closely woven, in —49¢ Dunoleum Felt Base Floorcovering, ors. choice of sizes 9x in various good pat- unusually attractive patterns and col- Every rug rfect, and you b l?and 8%x10%5 £t terns. at this reduction. Kann’s—Third Floor. Kann’s—Second Floor. Wednesday Is “Baby Day” With Unusual Savings! inches. A dozen —Red Star Diapers, Seconds —| of $1.69 quality, hemmed ready for use. Size 24x24 Y —Warner Bros. Perfection Waists, with reinforced tape buttons. Sizes | 2 to 14 years. Regular 50c value. c Special Baby Day at —Athletic Undergarments of cross- bar muslin, in sizes 2 to 12 years. 3 c Regularly 59c. Special, each at.... Twelve Specials at 59¢ —Infants’ Blankets, pink or blue with white bord. ers. —Intants® Shirts, in prin- cess style, Sizes to 2 years. Each .... 59¢ —Children's handmade Diaper Drawers, 1 to 3 years 59¢ —Infants’ Rubber Lap Pads, lined with pink or blue flannelette. 5Qq —Infants’ Nainsook Dresses, in dainty yoke styles, some with collars. Sizes 6 months to 2 years. Each ... 590 —Inhn::l' f"“,‘,}""‘ Blan- kets. Ink, lue and white, Bach.. 39€ —Infants’ Turknit Bibs, in white, blue and yellow, - with. bunny de- rx:u:u' l:‘ubba; Pants, n flesh, white an natural. 3 for ..., OIC —‘{:f‘n}(,s’ Crib Sheets, Wi emstitched hems. 59¢ —Infants’ Plllow Slips, to match sheets. for .... —Infants’ Rompers and Creepers, of gingham and peggy cloth. Plain tallored and_ smocked styles. In pink, blue, white and Each —::H:’t:,: sll;k Caps, trim: m ce or embroldery. Each O9C Kann’s—Second Floor. Reg. $3.95 Folding Play Pens for Babies -Baby will be no trouble at all if you put him in one of these strong pa: of plenty of room to play and over the top. rds or pens. They cannot climb Kann's—Fourth Floor.