Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1929, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1929.° CHURCH ASSEMBLY REJEGTS PROTESTS Denies Change in Doctrinal Stand at Princeton Semi- nary Contemplated. By the Associated Press. ST. PAUL, Minn., May 30.—Dismiss- ing two formal protests against its action in ordering reorganization of management of the Princeton Theologi- cal Seminary, the 141st General Assem- bly of the Presbyterian Church of the United States of America yesterday denied that any change of the doctrinal stand at the seminary is contemplated. | The protests originated with funda- mentalists who fought the reorganiza- tion plan on the ground that it would place the seminary in a to change in its theological position. | Proponents of the new management plan denied this and the action of the whole assembly in its concluding ses- sion yesterday afterngon added unex- pected emphasis to tBis position. Statement Answers Profest. The statement adopted by the assem- bly was in answer to & protest present- ed by Dr.J. A. Barr of New Orleans, ana others, which charged :he reorgan- jzation will remove the seminary from doctrinal position “that _distinctive which it has the right and the solemn | duty to maintain.” “The General Assembly has delib- erately taken every necessary step,” the answer said, “to secure precisely what | the protestants themselves wish secured, and in the reorgaaization administra- tively of the seminary has done nothing | whatever which will tend to alter the | distinctive™doctrinal positior. which the seminary has maintained throughout its entire history.”" Plea for Unity Made. An answer was also adopted to = protest by Dr. J. Gresham Machen, member. of the seminary faculty and a leader of a faction opposing its presi- dent, Dr. J. Ross Stevenson, charging him with liberalism. He protested that the procedure followed Monday when the reorganizaion plan. was adoped was unreasonable in thet a limit of 10 t minutes was placed on speeches. The answer said this limit is substantiated by the laws of the assembly. A plea for unity and for setting aside minor dissension_to make more energy available for the “greater work™” of the church was made by Dr. Cleland B. McAfee of Chicago, moderator. Great- er activity in both foreign and home missions was also urged. Cincinnati was chosen as the site for the 1930 assembly, which will be the 142d of the church. The invitation was exténded by the Pirst Presbyterian Church there. MRS. TUNNEY TO LEAVE BED SOON, SAYS DOCTOR Former Heavyweight Champion’s Fear for Her Unfounded, Ger- man Expert Declares. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, May 30.—Mrs. Gene Tun- ney is progressing mormally and her condition is excellent, Prof. Arthur W. Meyer, German specialist, told the As- sociated Press on his arrival from the Island of Brion! yesterday. ‘When asked why he had rushed to Brioni last week in response fo a hurry. call, Dry quuec: ot “Because.! y was frightened.” He explainefiighati the 1} in- filtratioh in t case of appendicitis was bound to con~ tinue and to some pain even after an operation that. the local physi- cian, when c&u l;l had a :mll ‘1.‘?:! ‘Thereupon e former vywe! champion becamé worried and immedi- ately wired for Dr. Meyer. The specialist smilingly declared that anyt} like complications, or even another operation, was out of the ques- tion and that he expected Mrs. Tunney to leave her bed shortly. e CHICAGO SANITARY GRAFT CHARGE PROBE RESUMED Northup tosReplace Loesch:in Bec- ond Investigation, Prose- cutor Announces. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 30.—Another grand jury investigation of affairs of the Chi- | cago sanitary district probably will be | started mext month to uncover “t“mte: alleged graft in.pay. rol contracts, it was mxnowal yesterday at the State attorneg’s office:, Resumption.-of the, inquiry, which resulted u::f weeks ago in indict- ments againsh'mumerous politicians and others, was ‘upon when the in- vestigators learned much of their evi- dence probably’ would be kept from being introduced at ‘the trials. Frank J. Loésch, assistant State attorney, who conducted the first in-| quiry and who recently was apponited to President Hoover's law enforcement | commission, will be replaced in the investigation by John E. Northup, first assistant State attorney. Fete for Benefit of Cemetery. FORESTVILLE, Md,"Msy 29 (Spe- cial)—The Epiphany Guild of the Epiphany Church here will hold its an- nual fete on the church lawn all day tomorrow for the bemefit of the ume-{ tery. EERSFIES - S, 1f you need work, reed the want col- umns of The Star. position open | ues ih suoh a severe | | May 30th—A Day Commended by Navy JAMES H. TAYLOR. i 'FINGERPRINT EXPERT | COMMENDED BY NAVY' 7. . Taylor Lauded for Identifica-| tion of Men in $-4 Disaster. Secretary Adams yesterday forwarded | a letter of commendation to James H. Taylor, chief of the identification sec- | tion of the Bureau of va:fafl(‘m. Navy | Department, “for meritorious service in connection with the identification of bodies of those officers and enlisted men of the Navy who perished in the S-4 | when that vessel was rammed and sunk | ?&7 glpe Cod, Mass., in December, In making this announcement the | department said: “The identifications by Mr. Taylor by means of fingerprints of 32 victims of the disaster, whose bodies were brought to the surface by | divers, were quick and positive, not- anding the condition of some of ins. The commanding aflcef‘l i1 Hospital, at Chelsea, Mass., stated |that Mr. Taylor's services were an em- hatic demonstration of the value of | fingerprint identification. | “Mr. Taylor has been in the Bureau ‘ol Navigation, Navy Department, for a | number of years, and has previously | been commended for his skill and untir- |ing zeal when called upon in time of disaster to complete identification by the fingerprint method of remains un- recognizable by ordinary methods. Mr. | | Taylor has an international reputation | as a fingerprint expert.” | ; CAPITALIST DEAD AT 72. ‘Washington B. Thomas Was Once Head of U. 8. Golf Association. BOSTON, May 30 (#).—Washington {B. Thomas, 73, capitalist and former | | president of the American Sugar-Re- fining Co., died here yesterday after a | brife illness. Mr. Thomas was president of the United States Golf Asociation 1.n[ 1899 and 1900, and was commodore of the Eastern Yacht Club in 1909. | He was graduated from Harvard lUnlvel’sny in 1879, and then began 8 |long career with the American Sugar | Co. He served in various posts with | that company before being chosen as | |its president. He later was chairman | of the board of directers. SQUIBB’S Epsom Salt IF YOU have found the usual epsom salt difficult to take, then try Squibb’s Epsom Salt. You will find it more palatable than any epsom salt you have ever used, andalso fully efficacious. This is because special Squibb processes remove the impurities com- monly present in the ordinary product. Ask your druggist for Squibb’s. At all drug stor. EASY to take because 1ts pure for Memories and Resolves Originally dedicated to brave men who perished in the Cjvil War—May 30th has'come to be Memory Day for younger heroes, too. With a longer, stronger line of valiant men to hold in honor, it grows even easier for us tovabide by worthy re- solves made in their names. f Ohe PALAIS RO G STREET AT ELEVENTH W e knew you’d want these as soon as hot weather arrived! 250 New Summer Dresses A special purchase of models that are in smart styles and worth nearly double this price Airy georgettes, lovely flat crepes, new silk prints, fine flowered chii- fons, the wanted silk piques, fine handkerchief linens, new flowered silks—in fact just the styles, just the colors, just the variety you'd ex- pect to find at $16.50! Plenty of pastel shades. Sizes for little women, regular and extra sizes. $16.50 Evening Gowns, 8.95 Just 12 Mzony styles and colors: dizes 34 to 42, Recently: $§10. Crepes variety Smartly frocked girls will $16.50 Street Dresses, 8.95 recently §9.75. and prints in a of models; cently $6.95. Dresses—Third Floor wear these this Summer Misses’ $16.50 Washable Sport Dresses Reduced to colors . attractive . . other gay prints . Plain ors . you'll find in this fascinating group. Not too many of a kind or a style, but enough variety to make it well worth your while if you can wear 14 to 20 year sizes. Light and dark colors. plain col- that’s what 0-00 to see them A few sleeveless models. Misses’ Dresses—Third Floor 35c to 65¢ Dozen Pearl Buttons Button, button, you 1 pearl with shanks, 4 5c Summer frocks! Main Floor—Trimmings $3.95 Blankets Sofled part-wool plaid colored plaids, bound 95 with sateen; special . Friday at this reduced i price. Bedspreads, 1.69 80x90-inch size; first quality; for Friday selling only at this low price. Baby Pillowcases, 1; Price Linen cut-work and embroidery; with filet edge linen top and mercerized batiste back; clean up of old stock. $1.19 Bleached Sheets, 98c ea. with wide ; free from dressing; special at ew price, $1.79 Mattress Covers, 1.39 Full size regular mattress covers: of firmly woven unbleached sheeting; know the rest. Well holes and fish eyes. Fine to trim blankets; 66x80 inches; $1.98 White Ripplette $1.98 Reg., Friday, 99c ea. 81x00-inch size: extra length sheets washable rubber buttons. L) Clearance Regular A $1 Pillows Friday Only Lovely sateen-covered pillows with pretty ruffies and well filled; 89c assorted shapes and large sizes. & $1 Boudoir Pillows, 69¢ Fluffy, lacy boudoir pillows, slightly soiled, marked fo_r Friday clearance. Cretonne Pillows, 3 for §1 uare and oblong shaped cretonne pillows; Friday only at this price. Stamped House Dresses, 69¢ Completely made and stamped for simple embroidering; Hoover styles; specially priced for Priday only. 69c Vanity Sets, 49¢ An odd lot daintfly embroidered or- gandy sets in pastel tints; reduced for clearance. 49c Stamped Aprons, 29¢ An odd lot of colored chambray ready- made aprons; bound with pink, peach and rose. 69¢ Stamped Linen Scarfs, 39¢ Lace-trimmed scarfs: very easy to embroider; Friday unli' at_this price. 79¢c Card Table Covers 39%¢ For Summer use; specially priced for Friday clean up. Art Dept.—Second Floor 2,400 Pairs Men’s 75c and §1 Fancy Colored Socks New shades. . . plaids, stripes and checks; Summer weight; silk and lisle; all sizes 974 to looking...new...and you'll want for Summer wear. 2 for 1.00 12. Good just what 200 Pairs Men’s Pure Linen $2.95 and $3 Generously cut, well mad in plaids, oyster and gray linen; all made with separate waistbands, slashed pockets and in all sizes from 28 to 42. .98 Knickers e plus fours 1.98 $1.50 Boys’ Tom Sawyer and Jack Tar Flapper Model Suits Mothers know how good these famous brands are. Well made, full cut and ¢ all sizes 3 to 8 years. 89c¢ arefully finished ; Boys’ Store—Main Floor ‘A thrilling event for larger women FRIDAY Special Purchase 300 Large Size 40 to 52 Printed —not often is the larger woman given this mar- velous opportunity to buy at a low price such They are of fine printed rayon and there are two lovely styles. These dresses will retain their luster after many launderings. 1{ you wear a large size, remember YOUR SIZE attractive dresses as these. Many color combinations. is here Friday. Dresses Friday 3 95 Dresses—Downstairs Store CLEARANCE 65 Silk Dresses Friday Only Dresses that formally sold for $5.85 and $6.75 but have been slightly soiled or mussed from handling ; to be closed o price; sizes 14 to 20 in lot. ut at this low 2.00 2,300 yds. 36-in. Bleached Hope Muslin, 14c yd. A special purchase to be sold Friday only at this price; fine qual- ity bleached muslin; soft finished ; suitable for sheets, cases and clothing ; cut from the piece; ten yards only to a customer. $15.75 Street Dresses, 5.95 Georgettes, flat crepes, satins and prints; re- 8.95 $10.75 Flowered Ensembles, 6.95 Cotton batiste dresses, sleeveless, with twm print coats. Recently $7.95. These come from a foremost New York designers Samples $1.50, $2.50 $3 Neckwear Mostly fine lace pieces, but some are combined with georgette to make them even prettier. Fanel collars, vestees, collar and cuff sets, are in- cluded...and the values speak for themselves. Neckwear—Main Floor 50c to $1 Lace Strips Special, 25¢ Yard Imported laces...mostly edges from 1 to 3 inches wide; in cream and ecru. You'll find them as useful as they are attractive. Laces—Main Floor Get yourself a couple of In flesh color only; wide and mnarrow 45 buttons. c 35¢ to S0c Sanitary Aprons rubberized; flesh color only. 69¢c and 79c Rubberized ™S, 25c Roll Elastic, 19¢ Bloomer elastic; good quality; 6 yards Pad, 5% Perfect covers; no pins mor tacks 2lc, 2 for 3% quality, regular a‘l:z. lace around these 69c Garter Belts widths of strong elastic with rubber 2lc Regular size. some all rubber; others Aprons, 47¢ l-leouuhnld aprons in assorted pat- to roll. 79¢ Ironing Board Cover and needed: et adj to any size. 25¢ Ironing Board Covers Good board; hold ace. Notions—Main Floor Just wait till you see the quality! Stationery $2.50 Breakfast Sets, 1.69 24-inch cloth; 4 plate dotlies, 4 nap- kins, of ecru linen with scalloped colored edges: old stock so greatly reduced for clearance. $1.85 Hemstitched Linen Tablecloths, 139 54x54 inch size: silver bleached finish; special for Priday only. 25¢ Boott Mills Towels 6 for $1 25¢ Linen Tea Towels 19¢ ea. 17x33 inch size; neat red and blue borders; special Friday. Hemstitched Tinted $1.50 Turkish Towels 98¢ ea. All Fuul shades; specially reduced for clearance. Women’s and Children’s Sport Sweaters Friday Only Attractive slip-on sweaters with pretty striped _or modernis- c dren 2 to 12; sizes 32 to 40 for women. $1.59 Silk Pongee Sun Suits, Friday Only adorable suits for lit- tle boys and girls; of natural tan silk pon- tic designs; for chil- A special purchase of 98 gee with contrasting piping; 2 to 5 year sizes. 59¢ Underwear Friday Only Dainty Summer gar- ments of voiles, dimi- ties, cambrics and c rayon voiles; includ- ing gowns, slips, chemises, step-ins; white or pas- tel shades; sizes for misses and ‘women. Clearance $1.59 to $1.98 Silk Underwear Friday Only Attractively made chemises and step-ins 09 of crepe de chine fil o trimmed with dainty lace; in all new pastel shades. rovat | 100 Wonderful Our Important Weekly O This was a busy week—people getting ready for the holidays . . . the sud] when we gathered the “Friday Bargains” and collected all the small lection. Then we added many special purchases. But, as Palais Royaj§ these at breath-taking reductions . . . and all mighty good values waiting for you! Here’s what fashionable women will izear this Summer! Genuine Snakeskin Shoes Smart Models They Look 5.79 With Beige Lots More Quarters . Expensive! We took all the maker had on hand and he made thx price very interesting . . . and we're just passing on our fortinate “buy” to you! They are shoes of unusual smartness . . . you'll cer- tainly want a pair . , . but come early! Dorothy Dodd and Other Makes All High Grade Broken Lots 5.45 $8.50 and $10 and Short . . desirable lasts . . Models Lines Desirable models . . desirable leathers . . . the only thing the matter with them is that we haven’t enough of a kind to make a complete stock—ithat is why we're hurrying them out via the Friday Bargain route! Shoes—Second Floor $1 to $1.29 Rayon Undies Vests in plain and fancy styles, panties, envelope chemise and bloomers c in many styles and pastel colors. Chic little dress hats . . . clever sports 2.00 hat is only $2! We bought them specially They were $5 and more originally! wash goods in our Price 79¢ Rayon Satin this price. 19¢c Blue Check Nainsook 9¢ Yd 29¢ Yd. terns; for children’s and misses’ Lovely new en- 1.79 aan 45c Can Old English Girls’ §1 and $1.25 Don’t judge these by the price . . . come see them! ) Women’s $5 Hats at models . . . hats with brims . . . hats without . . . black . . . and light colors . or bright colors . . . and every last ard marked them $3—tomorrow take your choice at the reduced price. Clearance! A little lot of miscellaneous hats, $1 Millinery—Third Floor Every remnant of 1 stock must go at /2 half price tomor- Tow. Twill 69¢ Yd. 39 inches wide: lustrous finish; new pastel shades; & great buy at 36 inches wide; lmd quality for general home sewing. " 39¢c Printed Dress Voile cu“r;emux' ;tmm:. 36 inches 39¢ Dress Prints, 29¢ Yd. 32 inches wide: neat printed pat- ‘Wear, Girls’ Dresses and Ensembles aetates. piues. with other ; all fresh and lovely: dozens of styles; 7 to 14 year sizes. Summer Undies, Just the pretty, . novelties girls t-figured . Clear Crystal 12-Pc. Sherbet Set, Friday Only 6 sherbet glasses 6 plates to match Regularly sold 89 c set. s they'd be more if it wasn’t Friday! $37.98 Gas Range, 29.75 Standard stove; a wonderful baker Ribbons, 9¢ ”“:é"“"‘""&“&'?:nhfy‘ e, grosgrain, pleot edge price Friday. stripe ribbons in many pretty . o, " nd 75 Ribbons 3398 32-Pc. Dinner Set 49¢ Yd. 298 5 to 7% inches wide; satin bro- Choice of two charming decorations e "';“&‘:‘3; service for six; Friday only. in lovely shades. 75¢ Hat Ornaments, 59¢c Ribbon ornaments of and velvet, in many col combina- We Tie Bows Free of Charge Ribbons—Main Floor 10.98 Unpainted floor sample; one only; Fri day enly. Fourth Floor Friday Bargainsin T 1,000 Prs. White Ruffled Curtains Friday Only 47c Pair Of fine quality scrim and dotted mar- quisette with a dainty ruffle edge and a pair of tie bands to match; white only; 2% yds. long; mail and phone orders taken; a special purchase for Friday only selling. semi-porcelain finish; gomplete with broiler and drawer; cne only at this $19.75 Welsh Cabinet at One Day Selling, Friday Only, 497 Pair "Women’s Shoes Including Shoes of Famous Make 2.78 Douglas Martha Washington and Others Not every size in every style, of course, but a wonderful group of shoes for clearance—shoes that seldom can be bought for this phenomenally low price, Children’s Sandals and Patent Pumps, 2.59 You must see them to appreciate them at this price. Light weight service hose all to we've got to say is, this is© No phone or mail orders on Frid - 75¢ Playing Cards Discontinuerd . A values With fincy hie\s 4n Get them for yowr ow numbers ; 300 packs at this - : ties and for Remember how smart whitq coats were last yawr? They're going to be smarter this yeard) Women’s & Misses” White Coats of fine white basket vrmvd"_l 10506 16 Nothing is smarter or more Suthmery ¥ wear over thin and dainty frocks han one coats. And thig v not be able to e soon again, cith h and brand new. Misses’ $16.50 Ensembles—Just looking ensembles of checked mix 14, 16 and 13, recentl marked $9.50. Friday.. $16.50 Dress Coats—25 of els of cloth and silk in plain trimmed styles; sizes for misses. 109 Recently $12.50. Friday - 9—$16.50 Ensembles, in blue, gray, red of tan; sizes 38 and 40; silk blouses, self skirts; recently $14.95— l&w Friday . 5 J 10—$39.50 Cloth Ensembles, i bination blouses, self Friday . 12—$59.50 Ensembles, beautiful si'k pring dresses with three-guarter coats, 49 y Coats and Ensembles—Third Floor Samples of Kayser $1.95 Grade Glove Silk Vests and Panties. Being samples, every woman will know how good they are! The vests are in low neck, bodice style, and trimmed with lace, silk embroidery and contrast- ing colors; the panties will match. shrimp, maize, gray, nile and orchid. 3 119 Childeen’s 25¢ Socks, 3 for 50c Short socks of rayon, in plain colo with fan<y tops; sizes 4 to 715, Children's: 29¢ and 35¢ Socks, 2 for Anklet or whoopee socks: rayon d mercerized, lisle and cotton; contrastin color tops. to 912, In peach, coral, Main Floor B = # $4.35 Old English Floor Waxing Outfit—Friday Only $3.90 Old English Waxer Polisher . ~ v 229 $4.35 Outfit (nationally advertised)'.\ f 2 Paste Wax Thin, Fine Quality Spira\ Optic Table Tumblers &7 Limited Quantity; one 3 dozen to a customer 29 Doz, -4 only. \ $26.25 Manning & * ;| Bowman Percolator Sej Electric Coffee Service, nine-cup 2 percolator; 14- o inch round server; large size gold- : lined®sugar and crumcr.\; b Oilcloth Table Cov 10c each Table runners, subject to slight! im - fections formerly sold from 35c: to- Friday special at 10c each. Special Frid?y Only i $1.98 Princess Slips i Attractive styles in rayon satin slips with novelty scroll bottoms; some with contrasting inserts; some with wide hems; regular _and extra sizes. 1,200 Prs. Women’s Delustered Friday Only Twin or square heel hose; ravel- stop heels and toes; reinforced c with lisle; a smart and durable hose; in the season’s best-colors; size§ 8% to 10. 200 Pr. $1.19 Full-fashioned Silk Hose, Friday Only p lisle hems and soles; 1gm quality; sizes 85 93¢ /