Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1927, Page 22

CHURCH REFUTES ! IRELCOLSCLAM 60 Per Cent of New Hamp-| | shire U."Students Attend 4 Services Regularly. Korrespondence of the Associated Press. DURHAM, N. H.—The Durham Community Church is a refutation, fts members dec of the cha that college boys and girls are ir is the seat of the Unl ty of 2 Hampshire and 60 per t of the 1,450 students are regular members of the congregations. A score of mixed denominations and many natiol among the congi ship In this New which Rev. M that wor a negro and enian were among the ushers the Community Church g, i . of colonists "ne that the il the spot where a girl and her sweetheart were slain, owder Stored There. the pulpit of the older chur stored the powder seized by the colonists when they captured Fort William and Mary, on the Oyst River, in 1774, one of the first a of rebellion against Great ain. The present church provides week day religious instruction for the chil i dren of the town. PROMISED PROSPERITY FAILS TO MATERIALIZE ' Pcople of Fukien Province, China, Say Pledge of Nationalists Has Not Been Kept. Correspondence of the Associated Press. FOOCHOW, Fukien _ Province, China.—The people of Fukien are wondering where is to be found all ithe prosperity promised by the Na- ? tionalists when they swept this prov- ince some months ago. Taxes are higher than last year. Poppy planting and _opium produc- tion is as widespread as it was 12 months ago. In the cities the labor unions have forced higher wages, but { the ordinary coolies and peasants are imo_better off than before. Since last December there have been five changes in the provincial government as administered by the Nationalists. At present an admiral : of the Chinese navy heads the Fukien commission, but the military gen- eral formerly in charge has refused to move out until he receives a million Mexican dollars, and so far the Fukinese have paid him only one-fifth that amount. Gen. Lu Hing Bang, former bandit | . chief, is in control of several coast * counties. PR A microscope so powerful that it is able to show the interior organs of ;& microbe was displayed at a recent . meeting of the Royal Society in Lon- ‘don. The instrument has a magnify- { ing power of 3.500. “The Store for U °. find it. standing importance. frocks, beautiful satin litles are the rule | | ROYAL OPERA HOUSE| arrying | 1316-1326 Seventh St. N.W. 200 of New York’s Newest In This Sizes, Misses’s Women’s & Larger Women’s Whatever your need—here you are sure to This collection of frocks is one of our out- frocks, georgette party frocks, and satin and crepe frocks to slenderize the stout figures. Fall colors are here, and every new style is well represented; all at exceptionally low prices. PASTOR FORCIBLY SHORN. Street Evangelist Threatens Three Men With God's Wrath. | Correspondence of The Star. RALEIGH, N. C.—A letter to the News and Observer from A. G. Man- ning of Benson states he was shaven and shorn. : Manning is remembered in Raleigh as a street preacher with long hair and long red whiskers. He says that without his consent his hair was shin- gled and his whiskers cut and shaved of?. Manning wrote that the tonsorial { work was done on the Black River | sawmill grounds by David Ingram { while Ford Hill and F. T. Page held reat preacher also stated he at if he didn’t leave his 3od would pour out His ed that twice before m helped cut his hair and whis- kers and God visited His wrath on him, Ingram being later injured in an | | automobile wreck. | Playhouse Orighally Constructed on Moving Sands to Have New Cement Foundation. Correspondence of the Assoclated Press. | Ma D, Spain.—When the work | | of renovation of the Royal Theater in | | Madrid is terminated next year the | S| ital will possess a notable nd operatic center where stood a building in constant r of collapse. | Hundreds of workmen are pouring cement into the foundations of the theater, which was originally con- | cted on moving sands. Since the ter was condemned, early this "y stratum of solid earth ha | been’ d ered, which with a thic cement sis will furnish ample sup- | port for the building. The edifice when completed will provide underground halls for con- certs which may take place at the ime time as the performances in the theater itself, which will have en- larzed capacit When society functions are held in the theater the participants will find several large reception halls, one re- served for the royal famfly and an- other for the members of the diplo- matic corps. Others may be used for balls and private dances. | A terrace is to be construct facing the plaza opposite the R | Palace, § SOVIET’S BIG MUSEUM WILL BE ENLARGED Three Departments to Be Added to Hermitage in Celebration of 1917 Revolution. Correspondence of the Associated Press. LENINGRAD.—Three new depart- ments will be opened on the tenth an- niversary of the October revolution by th; Hermitage Museum in Leningrad. | Ten halls have been appointed to the | Hellenic-Scythian department, which will contain collections of antiquities recovered from former Greek colonies in South Russia. The second depart- ment, devoted to Byzantium, contains a large collection of sliver dishes of exquisite ~ Byzantine workmanship, There will also be a rich collection of ancient tapestries. The third depart- ment, devoted to the ancient East, will contain a large collection of porcelain, pottery and bronzes of remote Chi- nese and Japanese dynasties. Thrifty People”D There are tailored silk frocks, crepe-back satin The new “The Store for Thrifty Pe;ylc" THE EVENING Lansburgh & Bro. | STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1927. 7th to 8th to E-FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Black and Tans Predom- inatein Smart Fall Frocks Becoming to Large and Small Women New Cotton Crepe Pajamas $2 Smart, dainty pa- jamas, attractvely de- signed and tailored. They are roomy, com- fortable and of excel- lent quality. Novel patterns that you will adore. In dainty bou- doir shades. Sizes 36 to 44. Crepe Gowns. number of dainty s in flesh or white. 16 and 17 Any Fine Muslin Costume Slips $ 1 .88 Well made Costume Slips, of fine quality mus- lin, Slips that will give you real wear. Shadow- proof strap models in at- tractively lace trimmed models. Dainty but dura- ble! Sizes 36 to 44. Kayser Fine Quality Cotton Unlon Suits, in strap and built-up shoulder models. Tight and loose knee. Sizes 36 to 44. A value that is worthwhile 79¢ Kayser Cotton Strap Mod el Vests; they are excellentl, made of an extraordinarily fi ality. Sl 36 t 44“9.?‘,] zes 36 to 356 Third Floor—S8th Street New Rival Corselettes For those who nced a hint of figure molding, for those of average pro- portions, for those who need firm restraint—there is a corselette that will be “just right” for you. We have the newest Nature’s Rival garments in all styles and sizes—and our corsetieres are at your service. $3 to $12.50, Becond Floor—7th Street New creations, in street, afternoon and dinner models in a ray of Fall frocks. terials are— Satin, Roma most complete size and combinations of Georgette and Chiffon Velvets The large or very small wom- an will find many models from which to select or augment her Autumn wardrobe—and each en- dowed with individuality. - $16.50 to $59.50 2 wheel Sizes 1874 to 2814 and 40 to 5474, Second Floor—Lansburgh's—8th Street N/ 7 - / Saxony and Car Shirts. = Winter shirt in both single double breasted styles. Cotton and wool mixed, in sizes 8 months to years ... 3-Piece Brush Wool Set, including cap, leggins and sweater of a soft downy Angora - like material in pink, blue and white. Sizes 22 and 44 $3.98 Hand-Painted Baby Books, something cvery baby should have to kee all those “startling” rec- ords in. Cleverly illus- trated in gay colors. i §1 Rubber Pants, of a fine quality rubber and in small, medium and large 956 sizes Vanta Wash Cloths, a fine, soft quality that will ,not scratch or irritate the most sensitive skin. Shown in white with pink or blue shell trimming— 2 for 25¢ Flannelette Gowms, the kind with the drawstrings, that are comfortable and warm as toast. Made of a fine quality flannel- e i v, 03C Sport Sweaters for Fall Wear Black crepe; blue and rose pin Black and White for Larger Women Is Features a Sale of Hand- made Dresses and Gertrudes X Such daintiness is only found in dresses that are carefully and critically made by many painstak- ing fingers. So exquisite are their cluster of pin tucks and pink and blue sprigs of embroidery. The Gertrudes, too, are all that daintiness im- plies, embroidered scalloped in button-on- shoulder styles. Infants, 1 and 2 Years Chifforobe, in a beautiful two tone effect. A floor sample that was formerly priced at $55 to sell (omor: $39'50 oW at....... Nursery Chairs, complete with vessel, tray and count- ing beads. A splendid se- lection of styles in dif- ferent colors. Very specially 32 98 priced at........ Dainty Wardrobes, beau- tifully finished in pink or ivory and_ trimmed with pretty dresden flowers. Special tomor- @7 (),50) row at Fourth Floor—Lansburgh's—8th Street and High Chairs, a fine ivory finished chair with enam- eled tray to match. A regular $6.95 value to sell : $5'98 morrow at. Jap Silk Quilts, ideal for carriages as well as cribs. Shown in pink, blue and white combina- tions, handsome- $2'93 ly embroidered. . Crib Blankets, or blue centers and blocked bor- ders Bie 3ox40 ac O0€ Crib Sheets, a good sturdy quality muslin in neat plain hem styles. Sizes 36x5¢ 3Q¢ Baby Baskets, with han- dles and finished in solid pink or blue materjal. @9 Special tomorrow at.. Famous “‘Grip-Tite”’ Corre Style has ctive Shoes $7.50 been blended with $).95 Slip-over and button-style Sweat- ers, of gay smartness, in the follow- ing colors fashionable for Fall: Green, Tan, Red, Navy, Cop. Blue, Rose, Rust and Gray . Sizes 34 to 44. Wool and Corduroy Knickers, in plain, plaid and novelty colors. ! $2.95 to $7.95 Second Floor—Lansburgh’s—7th Street proper design for foot-health in these attractive Grip-Tite models. Second Floor—Lansburgh’s—7th Street Chic New Hats of Autumn Smartness 7.95 Autumn’s vigor and vitality vividly embodied in hats of the utmost chic! The “feeling” of Fall is in their jaunti- ness. The “twist” of the hat is the es- sential for Fall—and these hats take the most unique turns—the smartest that Fashion offers. A gay little feather—a dashing pin—ribbons used in every man- ner imaginable. Soleils Felts Velvets All Trims All Headsizes Combinations All Colors All Types Second Floor—Lansburgh's—7th Street [ Fruit-of-the-Loom Uniforms These straightline models are of a most practical design and adaptable to a multitude of uses. Choice of full or three-quarter length sleeves. Sizes 36 to 44. Third Floor—Lansburgh's—8th Street Paul Jones Uniforms, $5 Straightline models of white Puritan nurses’ suiting with two-ply collar and de- Paul Jones Uniforms, $3 These are reversible serv- ice aprons and are made of white oxford linene. Short sleeves and two large patch tachable belt and button pockets. Sizes 34 to 46. cuffs. Sizes 34 to 46. Third Floor—La:::_urgh’s—8th Street The Sale of Evergreen Shrubs Continues —And it behooves those of you who plan to “dress up” the yard to take advantage of these astounding values! The most hardy, splendid evergreens at prices that are almost unbelievable—prices that will mean tremendous savings to you! $1.65 to $2.25 Norway Spruce .. PR L Arbor Vitae . ... Boxwood ....... 69¢c to $1.39 Retinus Spora, several varieties, $1.65 to $2.25 Junipers . $1.49 to $2.25 Globe Arbor Vitae ...... $1.65 to $2.25 Golden Arbor Vitae ...... $1.65 to $2.25 Rhododendron ...$2.50 to $3.50 Peonies, 35¢; 3 for $1 Peonies that will be successful. In gorgeous shades of red, white and pink. Sixth Floor—Lansburgh's—8th Street Wear-Ever Aluminum Kitchen Ware, 98¢ 3-piece French Fryer or Heavy Frying Pan with wooden handie. Sixth Fi Lansbursh's—6th Street