Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1928, Page 32

Mg 5 kA i W 24 THE EVENING PO T OBSERVE 5 YEARS SERVICE Anniversary Mass to Be Said, at San Carlo, Where Pontiff Began. er 17.—Fifty years r 21 a newly ordained named Achille Ratti, from the clebrated his first mass | 1 mark of favor, in view lliant seminary record, he as allowed to say it before that altar he Church of San Carlo al Corso | nd which is enshrined the heart | Borromeo, patron of the | . to which hardy race the| belonged. | young priest is Pope Pius | i ine of Catholic m St. Peter the| g to the church’s reck- | 1 Sway Over Millions. | ile neophyie holds spir-| er some 305,000.000 souls, | per cent of the total popula- | . And from all corners | ere will come to him | f December 16 mes- tulation and devotion | of the ear during the wi sages of c from his far f 3 se of the diocese of ) over which he was | cardinal to the f Lombards, headed by the present Archbishop come to Rome in special trains during the week to attend the | anniversary mass at San Carlo. ‘The poniiff also will receive the con- gratlations of his “Noble Guard,” com- posed of members of the Catholic aris- tocracy, of the Palatine Guard, selected from the bouggeoise, and from his fa- mous Swiss Guard. Messages from K. of C. During the weck, morcover, messages eongratulating the Pope on his sacer- dotai jubilee will pour in from Cath- olic socicties, notably from the Knights of Columbus in the United States, and that smaller body, the American Chap- ter of the Knights of Malta, founded last year, of which Cardinal Hayes of New York is the spiritual director. Apart from the actual celebration of the anniversary in San Carlo, the event of the week dearest to the Pope's heart will be the dedication of the Lombard seminary to the training of more young priests from the pontiff’s native region. The very altar where the then Father Ratti said his first mass has been renovated, its stucco replaced by mar- ble and the whole decorated in bronze. Solemn pontifical high masses will be sung before it every morning of the Jjubilee week, and every evening pon- tifical vespers will be chanted there. ASYLUM FUGITIVE TRICKS PHYSICIANS Posing as Pathologist, He €ashes $350 Check, Then Vanishes. It Proves No Good. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, December 17— George A. Webster, 40, an inmate of the State Hospital for the Insane at Agnew, Calif., disappeared a few weeks ago. Now the Norwalk State Hospital as well as the Agnew institution would like to find Mr. Webster. At the Norwalk Hospital, so the offi- cials told police, a suave gentleman appeared the other day, introduced himself as a research expert and path- ologist. He was given the freedom of the institution, and was feted by the staff. He finally cashed a eheck for $350 on a Santa Rosa bank. Then a dinner was arranged for the visitor, but a telephone eall advised the officials that he would be unable to appear. In fact, his absence from then on became continuous. ‘When it developed that the check ‘was not good, Norwalk and Agnew offi- cials compared notes. They found Mr. ‘Webster and the “pathologist” were identical. Sheriff deputies have started to look for the inmate’s trail. TR AR Scotch housekeepers are advertising in Ireland for country girls to become servants. Now Is the Time to Install BASE PLUGS for your CHRISTMAS TREE SETS READING LIGHTS AND FLOOR LAMPS Telephone or call ot the store and give your order for installation Open Until 6 P. M. Until Christmas % MUDDIMAN¢, 709 13th St. N.W. Main 140-6436 THOUSANDS of former suf- ferers testify to the remarkable success of PAZO in treating all forms of Piles. It soothes, heals, conquers pain, and restores nor- malcy. Don't think PAZO is like other treatments. Try it! Money- back guaranteeand full directions in each package. Tube with pile pipe, 75¢. Tin box, CO¢. O ¢! P:'\\«é O 2,000 Yards Marillyn and Flat Crepes, $2:%0 yard - A considerable saving on the regular selling price The Marillyn Crepe —surely needs no introduction, as it is one of the best known washable crepes in our stocks. An idea that is both new and practical would be to present one with one or two dress lengths for Christmas—it would be thoroughly appre- ciated. Many fashionable shades for Midwin- ter and Spring. The Flat Crepe : —is one of the outstanding qualities, and shoul not be confused with ordinary crepes. The qual- ity is very lustrous and silky. In many fash- ionable shades, both light and dark, in addition to the much-wanted black and white. Both Silks 40 inches wide SiLxs, Seconp FLOOR. Mules in New Styles Especially for young sub-debs Every miss is looking forward to receiving at least one pair of mules this Christmas. And here, we have the very styles she wants, in the specialized Misses’ Shoes section. Beautiful Black Satin Mules, with rose or blue lining, and marabou trimming, §5 pair. Brocade Cloth Mules, in blue, gold, green, laven- der and coral, with neat linings, pair, $3.50. Also—the new “question-mark,” mules in brocade and velvet, in delicate tints of blue and coral, $4. Misses’ Smozs, THIRD FLOOR. Handmade Philippine Gowns, $1-9° Featured Values Quality and workmanship are far above usual in this Christmas selection at $1.95. Our own fine nainsook, is sent to the Philippines, where we have the experts of that island make and embroider these gowns in exquisite designs. In white and pastel shades, round, vee and square necklines. Others, $1.75 to $3. CorroN UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. Give the Little Boy or Girl a Bathrobe, ¥4 Many wise mothers, aunts and grandmothers are selecting these warm, comfy little Bathrobes to put under the Christmas Tree. Of nice, warm beacon cloth in lovely bright colors, trimmed with silk bindings and cords. All styles, both for boys and girls, have pockets and roll col- lars. Sizes 2 to 6 years. JuventLEs’ AppAREL, FOURTH FLOOR. Quilted Silk Robes are lovely gifts One may expect great appreciation of a gift if the selection is one of these lovely feminine quilted robes. Crepe de chines, satins, printed wool-de-laine, printed silks are the materials in the selection. Both .machine and hand-quilting. $12 to %45 A feature robe is of printed wool-de-laine and was made in Japan expressly for Woodward & Lothrop. Made entirely and quilted by hand. Lined with silk, $25. Necrigees, THIRD FLOOR. Dainty touches of Handwork on Linen Gift Handkerchiefs 50c A bit of handwork spells all the difference in the world in handkerchiefs—that is why these, in their Christmas variety, are outstanding at 50c. To the gift-shopper the wide variety. offers unlimited pos- sibilities—to the recipients, the handkerchiefs them- selves bring charming bits of daintiness—smart to their tiniest stitch. Hand-rolled Hems Hand-blocked Designs Hand-scalloped Hems Hand Embroidery Hand - embroidered Hand Applique Initials HanoxercHizrs, First FLoor. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. MOXDAY. DECEMBER, 17, 1928. WARD & Lo ' —1he Christmas Store - urniture Gifts in Countless Numbers and So Very “Attractively Priced - There’s a potent charm to the odd pieces of furniture one finds tucked off in the remotest corner of a room. For your consideration we offer a holi- day collection of occasional pieces whose quality and artistic excellence is readily seen. The items listed here were chosen from our immense stock as outstanding values; suitable for gift-giving, or for making your own home look its best during holiday festivities. Tree Ornaments, 5¢ to 25¢ Our Direct Imports Do not forget during the Christmas rush that your Christmas Tree will need some new ornaments this year. We have a large assortment of our own importation, in many beautiful bright colors. Twelve Tree Ornaments in box, 65c and 75c. Christmas Tree Light Outfits for indoors, $2.25. Christmas Tree Light Outfits for outdoors, $2.75 to $4.50 ‘TREE ORNAMENTS, FOURTH FLOOR. Christmas Tree Mazda Bulbs, in assorted colors, 10c each. Christmas Tree Holders, with light attachments, $5.25 and $5.75. ! . Christmas Tree Tinsel, 25¢ bolt. Christmas Stockings, 25¢ to $1. R-1A—Cogswell Chair, covered in tapestry and velour $35 R-1B—Leg Rest to match chair.... vee...$16.50 R-2—Tea Cart of combination mahogany with drop handle and drawer.....cccoeieeencnersess..$29.50 R-3—Decorated End Table with Magazine Box. .$5.50 R-4—Magazine Rack, in red decorated finish....$3.25 R-6—Priscilla Sewing Cabinet in solid mahogany or solid walnut .......... PO TR ....$9.75 R-7—Martha Washiington Sewing Cabinet in solid mahogany ........... Yo isebawdasmday POt $19.75 R-8—Card Table, mahogany color with moire top..$4 R-9—Folding Metal Bridge Chair, in mahogany finish oricolors. ... ... eoscevsoee Biaiev buedine s .$2.95 R-10—Smoking Cabinet in colors or natural finish with humidor enclosed $10 R-11—Pedestal Smoking Stand with three ac- cessories $4.50 R-12—Solitaire Table in colors. cansr s 88 R-13—Nest of Three Tables with glass tops; natural wood finish .......... A Ts s b $: R-14—Footstool, covered with needlepoint tapestry, $5.75 FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR. Genuine Vanta Baby Dolls for “Little Mothers” Specially Priced $ 4.95 An exceptional purchase enables us to offer these Vanta Baby Dolls at much less than they have been selling. For the little girl who enjoys playing “mother” these dolls with fool- proof moving eyes, real eyelashes and jointed arms and legs, will be a great delight. Dressed in white organdy dress, with cap to match. Toy Store, FOURTH FLOOR. New Desk Accessories for Gitfts ~ From the Stationery Section, First Floor Brass fountain pen desk set of unusually attractive design. A gift for a man’s desk. $16.50. : Other Sets, $7.50 to $35. Illustrated at Right Imported desk set in marble-like base. Blos- ter, inkwell, clock, ther- mometer, penholder and calendar are set in this desk piece. $28.50. Handsome four-piece desk set of heavy carved brass is complete with a desk pad measuring 16x21, double inkwell, two fountain pens, calendar and blot- ter, $35. ‘Other sets, with one pen, are $20. An exquisite ostrich pen, of glorious color- ing, with a matching holder—is a gift that would charm a woman. $3.50. Other Quill Pens, $1 to $3.50. Black Cat Book Ends will please the lover of books—especially a collector of Poe’s works. $3.50. Also in red and green. Other Book Ends, $5 to $18. Other Stationery Gifts Sheaffer’s Lifetime Pens, $7.50 to $8.75. Pencils to match, $3.25 to $4.25. Parker Duofold Pens, $5 to $7. Pencils to match, $3 to $4. Waterman's Pens, $2.75 to $11. Smoking Sets, of Italian marble, $12.