Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1928, Page 17

CHEMIGALS AFFECT HUMAN BEHAVIOR Dr. Hrdlicka Explains Theory in Address to Experts in Mental Disease. An explanation of much abnormal behavior of human b not be traced to specific mental di 1o be found in the chemistry of | the brain and its reactions to different f‘\rmxnl agents, according to Dr. Ales T tor M physical aathro- 1 Museun s field of res . Dr. he Washington Soc mental diseases recent v been s ched by sclenti: ry possibil and cure of sociology and m Hrdlicka not Mechanism Is Complicated. conv ce 1s most experimental complicated mechanism most o go wrong under stresses, the ings of which puzzle physi- This major and overlying division n, he pointed out, first ap- the fishes as a small knob of Nt of the rest of the brain From this istinet from it i ray through t! g. the located in on of the primitive was somewh: resses r a\ down in es- r present form before the started on its remarkable | r-uvv of develooment and hence have | become essentially stable. Field for Further Study. The different functional areas in the cerebrum. Dr. Hrdlicka said, must present chemical variations as well as variations of cell organization. since they show affinities to different sorts of chemicals introduced into the body. In this field he predicted. much of the brain study of the future will be car- ried on. It 1s well Dr. Hrdlicka said that some c icals aflect only the motor areas. others only the sight while sull others have no affect on movement or sight. but exercise a pro- found influence over such higher cen- ters as that of the imagination. This would not be the case, he said. if the brain was of the same chemical com- position throughout. He mentioned. as a specfic instance. %ood alcohol. some .chemical constit- uent of which seemsdo affect the cere- sensation:. er of wood alcohol. he said need 10 consume enough to be n cated 10 feel the effect on the sight centers. ALUMNI WILL DISCUSS D. C. BUILDING PROGRAM Harris and Maj. Brown to Speak at Massachusetts Institute of ngs which can- | ases | ty of nervous | has ! the morning they will entrain for this city [Sick Girl Saved By Firemen From Quiarantined Home Special Dispateh to The Star. SEAT PLEASANT. Md. Febru- ary 4 —Edward D. Brown, a mem- ber of the Seat Pleasant Fire De- partment, rescued Frances Bryan, 10-vear-old _daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bryan, when the Bryan home caught fire_yesterday. Brown. who lwves next door. rushed into the home, the roof of which was afire. wrapped the girl, who is suffering from scarlet fever, in blankets, and bore her to safety The home is quarantined because of the discase. Prompt and effi- clent work by the Seat Pleasant Fire Department confined the blaze to the roof. with estimated damage of 200 SLITTLE CONGRESS” TO DEBATE FLOOD Control Problem and Cost Methods Will Be Presented by Clerks Tuesday. Members of Congress are manifesting interest in the debate on flood control to be staged next Tuesday “v the Little | Congress, composed of secretaries to ' Senators and Representatives and clerks to committees It is declared the sentiment expressed by the Little Congress often constitutes excellent criterion of the views of the national legislators. The resolution to be discussed in the ate favors payment by the Govern- of the full cost of flood control o the local contribution presented by Maj. Gen. Edgal of engineers. :m H. Webb. clerk to the House flood control committee, and Milton L ms, former speaker of the Little ss and secretary to Representa- villiam J. Driver of Arkansas. will phold the affirmative side of the ques- The negative will be supported F. Klepinger of Ohio. clerk to the House committee on revision of laws, a George Yeager. secretary to Representative Harcourt J. Pratt of New York. KELLOGG AND WIFE PLAN TRIP TO CANADA TODAY Secretary Will Be Guest of Govern- | ment on Three-Day Visit. Secretary and Mrs. Kellogg will leave | here today for a three-day visit to Ot- tawa, Canada. They will have luncheon Monday afternoon at the residence of William Phillips, United States Minister to Canada: call on Premier MacKenzie King and Gov. Gen. Willingdon, receive the foreign consuls at Mr. Phillips home, and later attend a dinner at the Government House. Tuesday they will visit the Department of Archives, lunch with Premier King. attend a reception in the Houses of Parliament and then dine with the United States Minister Wednesday they will take a sleigh ride if conditions are favorable, have lunch- eon at the Phillips residence, and in the evening will attend a dinner at the House of Commons and a reception at Government House. Thursday Barber &Ross, Inc. 11th & G Sts. Technology Dinner. } i ‘Washingtor's building program, in- cluding the development of the munici- pal group and the structures proposed for the “ " ject and architec- ture in genera) will be discussed at the ennual dinner of the Washington Alum- ni of Massachusetts Institute of Tech- noiogv at 7 o'clock tomorrow right in the Mayflower Hotel The local Pederal building program. specific' veference 1o tne triangle group of buildings, will be discussed by A. Simon of tbe office of supery 1sing Albert Harris, District municipal will describe the proposed mu- group and Maj. Carey Brown of pub- will talk park system of the Capital 1zm Emerson. head of the archi al department of the Massachy speak on w the gevelop- Ropert Lucs aper of Congress from Massachu will be a guest of the alumni and SODALITY CARD PARTY T0 BE HELD WEDNESDAY Proceeds Will Be Used for Beaefit of Bt. Aloysius Chureh second annual card party and 1 of the Junior Bodality of Bt The diwrium of Notre e church )-htu. . decorutions Mise Margeret and publicity Mise Kat k Junior Bodality Davey, B J Hickey 5w ‘lum Charies Miss A Aunes wre serer pretect NEW DIVISION ORGANIZED. EBranch Handle Ceremoniale #iate Department will Vs e known Just been 6x the ental bpecia) duties of which w pervision i | and precedence at the White Moum w10 elsewhere i the Nations! Capte) br well st el matters b " pnunities wn0 DL Of Tepiesents of g governmends in \he Unied e peraonne) of tie new ai ceremonial oMo elretive uMhoer, Myron £ Hoter Fayp! ¥l as Pt v owere e AIHETICEY in eny previous | Kitchen Set of Bread Box, Sugar. Tea and Coffee canisters finished in solid col- sl 25 ors. Red and yellow. . Wear-Ever Aluminum Stewing Kettle, 6-qt. size with bail handle, 31.00 Handy Ann Can For Doctor—Dentist* Sick room, hos- kitchen or with in galvanized ci outside in any r 1o match the ith seli Gusranteed Ol Heeter, - gt ol fount $395 s$1.75 BOATSMEN, AHOY! Now's the Ume for you o look U your equipment and get your lnunches i shape or e coming oamm s boBLing We Are Ready for You With Everything Needful, From Propellers to Whistles Carried in Stock ELTO MOTORS With Many New Features Now on View o THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY 5. 1928 -PART 1.’ All Wmter Coats Reduced Sharply to $13.95-$27-$39.75 Second Floor Ekonom y Kolumn Men's $1.50 and $2 Pajamas, $1.15 Irregulars. Fine broadcloths and cotfon pongee With Tayon (rogs and braid trim. Button front and pull-on styles, some with collars. Sizes A to D. Men's 35¢ Collars, 25¢ Semi-soft Van Heusen and Ara- tex. Fresh and clean new stock. Sizes 14 to 18. Not more than four to a customer. Men's 79¢ Work Shirts, 39¢ Heavy bluc _chambri well made in sizes 1415 to 17. Men's $1.50 Fruit-of-the- Loom Night Shirts, 87¢ This well known perfect quality, full cut and 52 inches long. Sizes 16 to 19. Street Floor With Coupon Only 7S¢ Melba Perfume 30c oz. Street Floor Boys' 79¢ Blouses, 42¢ xfect broadeloth and percale. tan, blue and stripes or Well made. Collar at- {ached. Sizes 7 10 15. Boys' $1 & $1.25 Shirts, 79 Genuine broadcloth in whit tan and blue, also woven madr: and percales in stripes and fig- ures. Collar attached. Sizes 12'2 to 14. Boys' $7.95 Suits, $4.90 Woolen mixtures. - four - piece stvle. two pairs lined knickers. Brown, tan and gray. Street Floor Clark’s O. N. T. Sewing Cotton, 3 for 23c 250-yard spools in all numbers Black and white. 49¢ Kotex, 3 boxes for 98c 25c Rubber Pants, 19¢ White, natural and flesh gum rubber. Medium and large sizes. 50c Stamped Pillows, 2lc Unbleached cotton quilt and patch-work designs. Includes patches and ruffie for edge. 79c Puritan Yarn, 49c Hank knitting yarn in medium and heavy weight. Good shades. Street Floor. 50c Turkish Towels, 34c 22x45 heavy double thread terry. Slightly imperfect. $1 Seamless Sheets, 67c 81x90, perfect quality, evenly woven, free from dressing. 35¢ Pillowcases, 22¢ Slight seconds. 42x36 and 45x36, plain hemmed. Good wearing. $4 Rayon Bed Sets, $2.98 80x105 spread and bolster in one. Blue, rose and gold. Very attrac- tive. Street Floor With Coupon Only $1 Coty Perfume, 89¢c Choice of L'Origan, Paris, Emeraude and Chypre. Street Floor 10c Shelf Oilcloth, Sc yd. All white, fabric back, non- cracking quality. $3 Bridge anps, $1.98 Complete with shade. Metal stand, very attractive style. One- way socket. $1.25 Week-end Cases, $1.10 Black imitation leather, strong wood frame. Lock and key. $1.49 Velour Cushions, 59¢ 0dd lot of 40. Combination colors and trimmed with tapestry. Filled with new cotton Third Floor Children’s Gloves, 39¢ Assortment of wool gloves and mittens, also elastic top Jjersey gloves. Men's Capeskin Gloves, 88¢ Lined and unlined. Also small sizes in unlined gray suedes. Street Floor $1.50 and $2 Rayon Undergarments, 95¢ Samples of gowns, chemise, bloomers, step-ins, in lace-trimmed and tallored styles Pink, peach, nile and orchid. Al sizes, With Coupon Only S0c Palmolive Shampoo, 24¢ Street Floor Infants’ 39¢ Hose 2 prs. for 25¢ Slightly irregular. Wool and cotton mixed. White in all sizes. Long Sport Hose, 35¢ 3 prs. for $1 Women's, misses' and children’s sport hose, In all colors, Slightly irregular Infants’ 25¢ Vests, 19¢ Perfect, stralght - front style Mills Blues W0 2% years Women's Forest Union Suits, 59¢ Also other makes Rayon striped and plain white, Low neck, sleeveless und knee length Bizes 36 10 40 $1 Silk and Rayon Hosiery, 25¢ Lisle garter welt. Blight irregu- lar. Al desirable colors Children’s 7y Hose, 25¢ Blightly irreguiar. Bport bose in fancy patterns and good colors Street Floor $1 Rayon Under- garments, S%¢ Bome slightly sotled, others sam- ples. Vests and step-ins i pink, peach, nile and orchid Street Floor. $1.25 Brief Cases, 99¢ Black and tan imitation leather Well constructed Conventent size for business or school $2 und $3 Handbags, 89¢ Lenther and velvet in envelope poich and vanity shupes. Reduced tor clearance. $1.25 Boston Bugs, 8¢ Black imitation leather, very toomy and well made Bireet Floor s Usea Charge Account for Convenience If you opened one—do soon. Information at office, balcony floor. haven't S0 NIV AV METEEY NI 1,800 Men’s Shirts c Reduced to Every one perfect, guaranteed to fit and well made of fast-color fabrics— Imported and Domestic Broadcloth Rayon Striped and Woven Madras Novelty Broadcloth and Repp Stripes, plain colors, white and fancies. Size. 13,/ Street Floor—King's Palace. Every One New and Chic Wool Tweeds—Kashawool—Wool Flannel Three Individual Garments Each May Be Worn Separately Six of the striking costume complete suits are illustrated—giving you a fair idea of the chic and charm of this group. All suits consist of three pieces—a coat, fully lined, reaching to the hem. fingertips or slightly shorter; a blouse of silk, or knitted rayon or wool. with long or short sleeves: and a skirt with side pleats, box pleats. straight tailored or wrap-around. All i matching colors; coals cardigan. pockct and yoke cffects. ined wwith fine silks or rayons belted, slot-seam backs: R A LA ?’ The First Big Purchase of the Year 2,000 Yards of 79c Rayon | : =t smrinli Radious Chitfon A bit of huck chase—mill le to 10 yards in each are many picces choosing very prece and there . which makes simple Charming | house frocks, Summer dresses. chil dren’s wear and draperies will be fashioned from this beautiful fal A chiffon weight rayon plaids, checks, plain colors broidered figrres—exquisite and plenty ot plain white with color. It would be now and purchase for fu $3 Rayon Metal Cloth A stunning 40-inch with lustrows fiish in colors, silver and gold For r\xnlnus 98 frocks, wraps and or white ure dressmaking fabric, 40 quality ing sold Black and blouses riety Street Floor— King's Palace 2 : After-InventorySale of Handkerchiefs A slightly heavy stock on these better grade handker- (hiefs=s0 we decided to cut them deeply and here they are at very, very low prices Women's "Kerchiefs 12 for §1 1,500 assorted prints, white colors and embroidered cor ners. Linens, Swins, import Pure ed and domestic fine cotton of lisle 3 taupe Boys' 'Kerch 3 for 50c peach Colored bord d initials Mol Boys' 'Kerchiefs, 6 for 50¢ Solored borders or plain white, Men's Linen Hkfs., 30¢c eca. Pure ltnen, initiuled Men's 'Kerchiefs, 3 for 69¢ Colored borders with col ored initinls Men's 'Kerchiefs, 6 for 80¢ Colored borders or all white Men's Linen Hkfs, 30c Ea. Extra fine quality linen, 1n white or with colored border Men's Silk Hkfs, 75¢ Colored fancles in various Lypes v top to picot beautitul TERPPTeY Irregul o textur o to use choice blonses Street Floor, DAAARARA AR AAAAMAA SAAA ARG o T L ——————————— ecanomy to anticipate Summicr needs $1 Rayon Sport Satin inches that recognize as hav- for §1 a va- y of colors.. "~ $2.25 Picot Top All-Silk Hosiery Full-fashioned, toe cdged top, arities are so slight, we find them ourselves; rose gun metal, blush and black Bo s $1.50 to $2.50 Pure Linen Tweed Patterns Embroidery on Blouses Tans Grays Middy Blue Checked Skirts Sizes 14 to 40 Second Floor—King's Palace g Home Needs 5 ; Deeply Reduced! whddodwdidwiohoAd B hdadiiy $6 Part-Wool Blankets. . . . . $4'45 70x80 wool and cotton plaids, in rose, blue gray or tan. Deep sateen binding in matching color. 25 Baby ;llnnken 89c 36x50, extra large size. Pink and biue animal patterns Splendid weight for robes and coverings. $2 Inlaid P duoudio T J B R Tdundn e BB B E T BB T TTA Pedaline Embroidered Felt Satin Satin & Straw Felt & Straw Felt & Crochet Felt & Pedalme Gay hats, br styles that tell ot brighten vour pr Violet. green. rose, blue, beige, gray. red. combinations. Large, medium and smail Xead Street Floor—Kinz's Palace Splendid quality in large tile effects. Mostly blue and tan in lengths up to 20 vards. $1.49 Tie-Back Curtains, Set. . fied, wide valance and rayon mxt;hed edge in rose, blue or 40c Table Oilcloth, Yd. Seconds of genuine Sanitas Otlcloth, in tile, marble and figured designs. 39¢ Rag Rugs, 29¢ 18x36 hit-and-miss patterns with crowfoot borders. Pringed ends Third Floor e MRAARRR wide, a sterling you will readily v BB B B B T B i 2 BB BB o o BB, "A Remarkable Purchase of 1,000 More—Practical $1 to $1.98 € Hoover Aprons, [mm—————t— Slight Irregulars \ silk tashionable chitfon all stockings, with the Shown in more than a dozen | | ; | and dark tones \ | | sheer, from light can scarcely simply a shght heaviness ¢ occasionally S A e X R $1 Perfect Silk Hosiery thread silk stockings with a four-inch garter top Choice of fourteen stunnimg shades. Rose bonde, sandust, alesan, grain, evenglow, sarchment, champagne, French nude, MI sizes, too. Street Floor—King's Palace 20c A A | F——— Broadcloth—Fine Chambray White Muslin—Heavy Lawn Blue, rose, pink, peach, green, tan, orchid, lavender and white with long or pomnted colors in white, set-mn sleeves, tull cut and generous hems Double service aprons suitable tor house wear, sk room, cafetenia, beauty operators and nurses | | I' Regular Sizes 34 to 44 | 1, Fme Washable Suits famous make, but we promised not I~ the name. Perfect — well made in | styles — middies, button-ons, and regulations, Broadeloth— Faney Suiting Fine Jeans—Peggy Cloth Sizes 2t0 8 Street Floor—King's Palace. over Extra Sizes 46 to 54 | Second Floar—Kings Palace T e PR 155N AR AR 441 AR A AT AR AR AR A TS AN 88 A, ST bttt s s 010 T