Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1927, Page 21

l * RED HAT TENDERED TONOTED SCHOLAR Rev. lustinian Szeroedyi Hon- ored—Aliens to Equal Ital- ians in Sacred College. By the Associated Press ROME, December 1.—The college of | cardinals will be equally divided be- tween Italians and non-Italians after Tecember 19, the date set for a con-| sistory. The prospective appointment of a fifth cardinal, who will bring the num- ber of non-lta s up to 33, equaling tha Italians, announced yester- day. The intention of conferring the red hat on four other cardin the consistory was announced Monday. Benedictine Is Honored. The addi cardinal will be Rev. Justinian 8 oedyi of the Benedictine Order, who will also he appointed Archbishop of Gran, or primate of 1 3 at the same time. The other pective wearers of the red Raymond K. M. Rouleau. Redro Toledo harles 3 Arch- | ] S bishop of Besancon, &io Lepicier, titular Bishop of Tarsu The new appointments will leav gin of four vacancies, which ill not be filled. A bull of | V' limits the sacred col s, but no Pope ever | | 'y caused by his becoming Pope. Aided Law Revision. The newly announced prospective cardinal is one of the most learned n of the Benedictine Order. He col- orated with Cardinal Gasparri, yapal secrets tion of the a Cardinal Franc i d in revision of Through Rev. Szer tber of religious orders represe ited in the sacred college will be bro¥ht up 1o eight. LUTHER PLACE CHURCH TO GIVE YULETIDE DRAMA Jany Local Players to Take Part in “The Other Wise Man” De- cember 26, 27 and 28. v of n dramatic en the two b presented again this year, Decem- her 26, 27 and 28, in the church ditorium, Four under direction entation each yea A cast of 50 players, including a number of we B the Chapel Players of the church and members of the congregation. Rev. Dr. George M. Diffenderfer, pastor, said, “We have decided to pro- Cuce again this Christmas Dr. Van Dyke's story, not only because of the tremendous crowds that attended its presentation in 1925 and 1926, but also because since the first of October this ¥ear, we have received numerous calls esking that the play be given again We are gratified at the in- st manifested and desire to pre- t the play again as our share in ebration of the Christmas season.” The public is invited to attend. As on previous occasions, an oftering will be taken to cover expenses. Blames Men for Bad Collars. Correspondence of the Associated Press. LONDON.—Men themselves and not | Jaundries are responsible for frayed collars, avers Lady Ossulton, titled Jaundry director. She says men wear collars too tight and that whenever they turn their heads they wrench the fabric so that the collars are quickly worn and torn. | GOLD STAR MOTHER GETS PARIS MEMENTO Mrs. Davida Wisted of Duluth, Vet- eran Visitor, Given Flag by Famous Dressmaker. Correspondence of the Associated Press. DULUTH, Minn.—Mrs. Davida Wisted of Duluth returned from Paris with the homage of the American Legion hosts as the oldest gold star . mother who at- tended the conven- tion. But she also sought back a nore material me- nento of the jour- 1ey. She was pre- sented with a silk American flag, made and embroid- ved in the work- shop of a famous iressmaker on the Rue de la Paix. Seventy-five 3 cears old, Mrs. | 5 Wisted took & i keen, dellg|ht '{r; s the long trip and ‘ Mrs. Duvide Wisted. (10 Sw I‘Loum take nothing for the experience. She was sent by the David Wisted Post of Duluth, which was named after her | son, killed at Chateau Thierry June 3, {1918, 'GROUP OPENS WAR ON FARM SUBSIDY | Federated Agricultural Trades Or- | ganized in Chicago to Fight Co-operative Plan. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 1.—A cam- | paign against governmental subsidy of co-operative marketing associa- tions was started last night with the | organization of the Federated Agri- cultural Trades of America. The organization was formed at the convention of the agricultural trades - { economic conference, after resolutions opposing Federal aid to co-operatives | were adopted. | Leaders of the conference saw in ng of farmers’ associa- | tions the building up of a new mar- keting system that would destroy the | cvstem built by years of. private en- The organization, claiming more | than 1,000,000 members, resolved, that the “Government shall not be permit- ed to exceed its just and constitu- | tioral limits in extending to any or- ganization the financial, bureaucratic | and legislative aid not extended to | others.” IR Mrs. Lucas, wife of a tractor driver of Tonbridge, England, now holds the honors of her street, having recently given birth to her twenty-fourth child, while her neighbor, Mrs. Gold- smith, a railway man’s wife, has only 3 place to learn about the | NEwW @ | CAR | Tomorrow PARKWAY MOTORS CO., Inc. 1065 Wis. Ave. NW. . 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Kann) __ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1927. Purchases Delivered Free to Any Shipping Point in the U. S. Gifts Unique and “Different” 5-Pc. Lustre Breakfast Set —Typical of the gifts in Treasure Aisle, is this attrac- tive lustre china breakfast set in two-tome coloring. It consists of a large plate, a coffee cup, egg cup, a pepper and a salt shaker. Gifts From All Parts of the Store—Many of Them Specially Priced Shirred Ribbon Garters, 50c¢ Pr. Trimmed with -flowers, ribbon and lace. Boxed. Piver’s Imported Toilet Waters, $1.00 Azurea, Floramye, LeTreffe and Pompeii odors. Williams’ Shaving Package, $1.00 Shaving Cream, Aqua Velva, Talcum Powder, Cake of Soap. Child’s Brush and Comb Set, $2.95 Of pearl on amber, in pastel colors. Boxed. Chinese Brassware Gifts, $1.00 Trays, Candlesticks, Bonbon Dishes, Ash Trays, etc. Ribbon-Covered Coat Hangers, $1.00 With fancy tinted sachets. Novelty Pillows at $2.98 Each Of velour, damask, rayon, etc. Various colors. Hand-Painted Wooden Salad Sets, 75¢ Choice of several pretty designs. Metal Book Ends at $1.00 Each Many novel styles for your choosing. Novel Tie Racks, Nicely Boxed, $1.00 Finished in black, brown and navy blue. Second Floor. eAn Extraordinary Offer COMMUNITY PLATE CLUB This Week Only Puts Genuine COMMUNITY PLATE within - the reach of every Housewife W hat the CLUB PLAN Means to You YOU SELECT all the beautful Community Plate Silver- ware you desire. YOU PAY as little as $2.00 now according to the amount of your purchase, then a small sum weekly. YOU RECEIVE the silverware at once, and best of all, pay only our regular price—not one penny more. AND To make this event most unusual we are also offering Oneida Community TUDOR PLATE at the same attractive terms. Choose from this Shopping List Community Tudor Community Pml; Plate Stainless Dinner Plate Hollow Kann’s—Street and Third Floors. $39.50 to $59.50 $29.75 —While black is given special emphasis, there also are many excellent models in the season’s popular colors. The materials of which they are made are suede cloth, broadcloth and venise. The styles are the smart straightline and side flare effects. Shawl or crushed collars and generous cuffs of fur add a handsome finish. The furs employed are— Black Wolf Gray Wolf Pointed Wolf French Beaver or (Dyed Rabbit) Fox Paws Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Kann’s—Second Floor. Splendid Choice in the Sale of Dresses At $16 $25 and $35 Values —This very unusual assortment of dresses in- cludes combinations of velvet and reptilian pat- terned metal cloth, lace dresses for evening wear, velvet and georgette combinations, embroidered georgette and satins, cantons with metallic trim- mings and rhinestone trimmed styles. Dresses for All Occasions In the Popular High and Dark Shades Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Kann’s—Second Floor. “BLUE CRANE” Pointed Heel | Silk Hose $1.00 Pr. _ —The best gift you can give a woman is a pair of these pretty hose. They are ntade of a medium service weight silk, with the popular pointed heels, seamless solcs, seam up the back and four-inch lisle welts. Sizes 87 to 10 in the following colors: Light Gun Metal . Nude Manon Parchment Grain Shell Gray Nut Brown White Atmosphere Skin Champagne . Black Flesh Gun Metal French Beige Lichen Gray Kann’s—Street Floor. New “Sally” Gift Aprons Will Please Any Homekeeper $1.95 Ea. —The very daintiest sort of aprons are these new “Sally” models, made of lovely ginghams, fancy prints and dimities with trimmings of plain colors, lace edges, organdy, etc. Just the kind of an apron that every woman wants to slip over her dress while working .about the house. There are round, square and Vee neck styles—some collarless, others with col- lar effects—and all with novel pockets and wide armholes. Kann's—Second Floor. Bring the Children to Toyland “Little Sister”” Baby Dolls, Special $1.00 —Imported char- acter dolls with dear little baby faces, eyes that open and shut and flaxen wigs. Fully jointed, 10 inches tall and dressed in knit- ndm a d e pure ed outfits, con- gum rubber blad- sisting of sweat- der, needle and er, pants, . lacer. Each in bootees and cap. a box. Kann’s—Fourth Floor, Genuine Cowhide Footballs—In a Box $1.50 —Just the sort of Christmas gift every real little boy likes. A genuine cow- hide foot ball, in light tan finish, equipped with a uaranteed, We Will Cash Your Christmas Savings Checks Give Him a Bill Fold! Good Ones Here at $2.95 —Genuine pin seal Bill Folds, with leather-lined pocket—one or two pass cases and 14-carat gold corners. Three-fold style. Bill Folds at $1.00 —Genuine Leather Bill Folds, with gold-plated corners. An attractive style, and an excel- lent quality for the price. Kann’s—Street Floor. Towel Sets at $1.00 —Three-piece Towel Sets, con- sisting of one large towel, guest towel and wash cloth, with col- ored ' stitched edge, neatly boxed. Kann’s—Street Floor. $1.25 Belgian Linen Face Towels 85¢ —24x40-in. size, with colored border and hemstitched hems; very absorbent and excellent wearing. Good for home use, or for gifts. Kann's—Street Floor. Boudoir Doll Lights $1.98 —Dainty doll lights with white, blonde, black or brown hair. Each light complete with socket and cord. Dressed in rose, gold, lavender and blue dresses. A lovely gift for a young girl. Kann's—Fourth Floor. Necklace and . Bracelet Set $1.50 Value 79¢ —How better could one express one’s loving greetings than with one of these attractive gold-plated sets. Necklace and bracelet to match in the new flat shape, as sketched. Kann's—Street Floor. Emb’d All-Linen 'Handkerchiefs 35¢ Ea.- Three for $1.00 —The safest giit of all is hand- kerchiefs, for whether you give one or more—your gift is always sure of a welcome. These are particularly attractive, made of good quality linen with a dainty design embroid- ered in the corner. Kann's—Street Floor. All-Wool Plaid Blankets $3.98 Ea. —Pretty block plaid patterns, in rose, gold, tan and gray, also. red with black. They are all finished with colored sateen binding. Size 66x80. Kann’s—Street Floor.