Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1928, Page 28

- +28 PROPOSESCHUGH DROP CREED RLE New Yerk Clergyman Askss New Standard for Epis- ccpal Baptism. E7 the Associated Piess PHILADELPHIA. Februery 8.—Droy ping of the Apostles’ Creed as a qua; fication of baptism into the church and | substitution of the principles of th» beatitudes as contained in the sermon on the mount were wged by the Rev. Dr. Robert Norwood of St. Bartholo- mews, New York. He addressed minis- tars and laymen of the Protestant Epis- | copal Church from all sections of the country, who vesterday beogan a two- day conference of liberal churchmen. From the trend of discussions that foilowed, however, it was cvident that not all delegates were willing to drop the Nolief in creeds for a qualification of baptism ~ Terming salvation an attitude of the ' mind. a feeling of friendliness toward | tie spirit. Dr Norwood characterized himself as “non-credal. one unable to accept the mystical dicta of the theolo- gians.” The mind of Christ, he main- | tained, was non-credal and non-ecclesi- | astical. “Christ did not think of the King- dom of God as a church,” he asserted, | “but the idea of church was read into | his teachings by an age already begin- | ning to be ecclesiastical and preposter- ously episcopal: to Christ, the Kingdem ©f God was a social relation.” In place of the “confused views" of the Federal administration, which at| one moment advocates a billion ex- penditure for the Navy and the next asks for avolition of the submarine in ‘war, the church shouid lift a united voice for peace, the conference was told tonight by George W. Wickersham. for- mer Attorney General. The church should “tear aside the blindfolds placed on the eves of the people by politicians,” he declared, and | fulfill the obligations assumed when it | urged the people to war. Too long has | the history of the church been one of | ‘war, with the church often unwilling to | arcept peace except at the price of | Fielding to its ecclesiastical authority. he said. He asserted that even church hymns are too much concerned with metaphors of war and that the church should speak now for peace. — LARGE ALCOHOL PLANT UNEARTHED IN DETROIT Federal Agents Confiscate Its Equipment and 16,600 Gallons of Illicit Fluid. B the Aseociated Press DETROIT, Febiuary 8.—Federal agents yesterday uncovered a large alcohol plant here and confiscated 16.600 gallons of the illicit fluid Harry Echorer and Charles Leiter. alleged operators of the plant, were arrested. The main portion of the plant was located under a garage, where a 10,000~ g-llon vat filled with grain alcohol was found. Pipes from the vat led to scveral storage buildings in the neighborhood. aud tracing them )the officers found | the remaining contraband in drums and cans. The drums had been coated heavily with paint, which was removed hy the officials through application of 12w alcohol. " Beneath the paint were found labels of a Philadelphia firm and stamps showing the alcohol had been ‘withdrawn by Federal permit o RS e Burning River Found by Crew In Water Hunt By the Associated Prems. GRENOBLE, I'rance, February 8. —A burning river and a buired forest wers the unexpected rewards of men digging for springs in the interest of the water supply of Cor- eno. Instead of a spring they dis- covered a stream of water which bubbled like champagne. When a match was thrown into the water it caught fire and burned for hours. The source of the gas was found by sinking a shaft 100 feeet, where giant oaks and pines were discover- cd. decomposed—remains of a forest supposed to have been buried hun- dreds of years ago by a landslide. HINDU WILL RETAIN FAITH AND WED GIRL| Indian Mahrattas Prevail on ex-; Ruler Not to Become Mo- | 1 hammedan. By the Assaciated Press BOMBAY. India, February §.—Pr ent indications are the former Mahara jah of Indore has succeeded in sur- mounting the religious obstacles to his marriage to Miss Nancy Ann Miller of | Seattle, Wash. ! The design of the Hindu Mahrattas to prevent the former ruler from aban- | doning their cult has been successful. | In pesponse to their representations the | former Maharajah’s secretary \'lsll!‘d‘ !their headquarters and discussed at length plans for the conversion of the | American girl to Hinduism. The Mah-| rattas are confident that the former ' Maharajah, who is expected at Poona shortly.” will agree to have the cere-| monies performed there. | To this end they are preparing for Miss Miller's mitiation to be followed | by the marrtage. If no hitch develops, | the religious head of their community will superintend Miss Miller's introduc- | tion into Hinduism. The offer of a Moslem to convert the former ruler and Miss Miller to Mo- | hammedanism and marry them caused consternation among the Mahrattas. | They wired a long appeal to the for- mer Maharajah. In it they stated there | were cases of Mohammedans and Chris- tians being converted to Hinduism, and they would gladly welcome the Amer- ican girl. They appealed to the former ruler as a shining light of the Mahrat- | tas not to abandon the religion of his forefathers. PRAYER REVISION VOTED. Church of England House of Laity Approves Amended Form. LONDON, February 8 (#.—General approval of the amended form of the Book of Common Prayer of the Church of Ergland was voted today by the House of Laity of the Church Assembly. 126 to 80. | The House of Clergy approved the newly revised version yesterday, 247 to 35, while the House of Bishops approved it, 40 to 5. b sl 0il Derricks Felled by Storm. ORANGE, Tex., February 8 (#.—' Thirty oil derricks were damaged or | | blown down and many roofs of build- {ings were perforated yesterday at| Orangefield. 6 miles from here, by a| 20-minute hall and rain storm. The hail piled up from 3 to 12 inches in places. In North Orange many window | nanes were smashed. | Home of the BUDGET-BUYING PLAN—10 Weeks to Pay Here Is the Way Sol Herzog believes in CLOSING-OUT all incomplete lines BROKEN SIZE RANGES can't be allowed to stay in our regular stock—so out they go. Take a glance at the prices and see if we don't mean business. ACoONZTmT HO® A SPECIAL GROU Men’s SUITS Reduced 1to.... ... A SPECIAL GROU All sizes in these groups, but not in every style. All this season’s models. AFTER-INVENTORY REDUCTIONS: P 24 P $35 to $50 $40 to $65 Men’s O’COAT Reduced to..... Men's NECKTIES Farmerly $1.50, 82 end $2.50 Reduced 10 79c (3 for $225) So1 HeRzoG 1. F Street ar 'h 31 Interwoven HOSE (Diseontinued Pallerns) Regular 75¢ e .. ADDC 3 A T Regular $1.50 grade. Wt $1.05 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1998, ° Mondmard & Lothrop S0¢ 10th, 11th, F and G Streets s Specal,44 Pieces of GLASSWARE We've purchased ends of lines and discontinued patterns from one of the hest glass makers in America—and purchased them at such abnormally low prices that you will find it advisable to make immediate selections; only a limited number of every article. 25¢ cach Colored Glass Bonbon Dishes and ~ Water Tumblers; footed styles; crystal bowl, green foot Green Glass Salad Plates; octagon Iced Tea Glasses; rose colored; shape footed Salad Plates; optic and plain rose Finger colors dreen glass Water Goblets; green stem, crystal Sugar-and- Jelly Glasses bowl Sherbet Glasses; high and low styles, footed GLASSWARE SECTION, F1Fri FLOOR. Electrical Appliances Repaired and Reconditioned If you've any appliances ’round the house — percola- tors, toasters, irons, curling irons, vacuum cleaners and the like—that won't run be- cause of some mechanical defect. vou can have them re- paired at a very moderate cost by bringing them here to our well outfitted Electrica!l Section. ELectrIcAL SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR. Pictures of “Qld Ironsides” 25¢ And all the money from the sale of these pictures goes to swell the fund which is to re- condition this famous old vessel, “Old Tronsides”—in attractive frames and a variety of dif- ferent finishes are priced at $2 and 0 complete. PicTune Secrion, Sixtit FLOOR. Russian* Handmade Filet Lace Tablecloths Bedspreads Special $ 5'25 There's only a limited number of these desirable cloths avail- able at the low marking men- tioned. Larly selection is indeed advisable. *Russian - type Filet Lace is made in China. Linen Brerion, Secono FLoon. The Sporting Goods Section Reduced Limited Numbers of Men's Sweaters, %8 WERE $10. Plain-color pull over styles of closely knit all wool. Windbreakers $1095 WERE $12.50. A fine quality leather jucket in tones of mi- hogany and hlack only, Bronring Goons BECTION Foumn Froon Bowls; footed styles; 35¢ Bonbon Dishes eam Sets; orchid col- ; footed styles; col- Colored Glass A delightful covered style, shown in delicate rose tints. 50c¢ Colored Glass Sandwich Trays A sclection of rose, green or amber colored glass is offer- ed in this style, with artis- tically-shaped handles. 9x12 Chinese Rugs One-of-a-Kind Rugs notably re- duced for the Semi-Annual Selling A plain rose center, with sand border and scatter design. Was $§365. Reduced (R LR $245 With bronze center, mulberry border and scatter design \Was $365. Reduced RO e e o $245 Medium hlue center, dark blue border with corner design. Was $375. Reduced Gold center, light and dark blue border, scatter design. Was $385. Reduced Orange field with bor- der of blue and mul- berry. \Vas $395 Reduced to.....$345 Ciold center, tanpe and rose horder, scatter design. Was $395. Reduced to. ... $245 Gold center with fig- ure; taupe, rose and blue horder. Was $385. Reduced to $295 Sand center; rose and goldborder. Was $395. Reduced to $345 Tan center with blue border and sand cen- ter with blue and rose design. Were $385 each. Reduced to, each Taupe center; rose and blue border; all-over design. Was $395. Reduced to ....$345 Mulberry center; gold border and scatter design, Was $495. Reduced to $385 Beautiful, soit rose center; another with roseda green center. Special. .. .$385 each Bouoir Chairs SemisAnnual Selling Price $ I 7'75 Comfortable in design, colorful in decoration and economical in price— such are the outstanding features of this particular Semi-Annual Selling number. Beoroom Furnitune Sretion, Sixti Froon Baby Cribs, $19-75 A brand-new shipment just received for the coming season This number is attractively different from any we have ever shown hefore—the panels are decorated with real wood carving and fimished with lacquer that is offered in three colors, The drop side is new in de- sign and entively sate. Each crib meas- ures 30 mehes wide, 54 inchies long and 20 inches deep and is htted with a soft mat tress Other Fancy Decorated Cribs $13.50 to $27.50 each “Kiddie Koops" $24.50 and $31.50 ORiLRen's FUurRNttuae Becrion, Founen Froon, Chaise Longues Semi-Aanual Selling Price 53 7.50 Glazed chintz to match some of the boudoir chairs above is used as the upholstery of these good quality pieces. - We sclected this piece and priced it especially to give an excep- tional value. Metal Beds, $12:50 <1 Special Marking for the Semi-Annual Selling Oue of the ever-desivable Sunmons prod wety in this number, which may be had cither single or double sices at the one low marking. A choice oi either brown or ivory finishes, Englander Day Beds, $29-50 Ihis style, too, is a special Semi-aunual Selling value and is wively covered with cve tonnes, This day hed style bhelongs to the Windsor peviod, and 15 shown m dark walnut tiniah, HronooM FURNITURR BRetion, Stk Flooa, Adaptation of Alphonsine’s New Floue Ringlet Felt $22.50 Developed in brown felt and satin, this new hat follows the lines of the new French coiffure that ends: in ringlets. MiLLiNeRy SecTiON, THIRD FLOOR. Fancy Weave Crepe de Chine Much Below Usual Selling Price 3 I % Yard An unusually heavy quality crepe de chine with self fancy weave in two small patterns—an exceptional value at this price. Emberglow Crane French Beige Rosebisque Flemish Orchid Chin Chin Malage Corn Peking Almond Swiss Rose Navy Black Rose Beige Sk Srctiow, Srcosp Froor. Smart and New Diana White Gold Bar Pins Brooches $6 to $25 Exquisitely dainty pins—similar to those seen of platinum—are being shown in 14-karat white gold, set with diamonds, sapphires or amethy Diamonp aND FiNg JEWELRY SEcTioN, Fumst Froos. Cheney Print Negligees $15 These tailored negligees are extremely popular—iashioned of Cheney’s lovely, colorful prints, with full-length Tuxedo collars and cuffs of black satin. NrGuicer SeetioN, Trip Froos Spring Bags Bring New Shapes, Leathers Fashioned of galuchat calf, pigskin calf, pin seal, trout cali and lizard calf, these handbags are distinguished Pouches Side-Straps Envelopes 3 to 330 Laatuen (looss Secnion, Fase Fuooa