Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1921, Page 14

5 g 2 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1921 Featuring— Organdy Dress and Bonnets to Match —for Baby - You'll bes much impresse® with the dainty de- - signs; the sheer quality; the superior make— with all the excellence and exclusiveness that are typical of Cinderella Shop reasonableness. Dresses in Flesh, White, Blue and Yellow in effective combinations. Bonnets made of the same grade of fine Organdy—trimmed to match the Frocks. Sizes 2 to 6 years. $12.00 $6.00 Come and see “Laddie Boy” in the Toy Shop. Fourteenth at G Children’s Thrift Coupon It's Worth Fifty Cents The Liberty National Bank has arranged to help every Washingtonian, especially boys and girls, start a bank a This cqupon worth is cents Cut out coupon, take it, with 50 cents, to the National Bank, at 15th and I Sts. N.W,, and you ca $1 sav count. Besides being credite: $1 ac each depositor will be furnished a Liberty Bell Bank. A picture of the bank is inset-in this coupon. ccount. 50 to you. the Liberty n open a vings ac- ® = R d with a count, Sign your name and address here and bring this coupon with yqu. Keep B A ST 3 l“”lll]lI!Il""lll"’"ll[‘l' a Tube Tos.' Leeming & Co.,N.Y. d Relieves Pain Handy DENAND SWEEPING| RAILROAD PAY CUTS 150 Roads Ask Board to Wipe Out Entire Wage In- crease Given in July, 1920. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 6.—Demanding that the entire wage increase granted all raflroad employes in the country by the Railroad Labor Board's wage award of July, 1920, be wiped out, more than 150 railroads appeared be- fore the board today with renewed petitions for wage reductions. Several roads demanded reductions of a flat 20 per cent cut for all em- ployes, while others merely declared that every basis for last years in- crease had disappeared and that it was now time to restore the wage Schedules of April 30, 1920, prior to application of the $600,000,000 wage awara. Two New Propositions. Two new propositions appeared {n the course of the testimony present- ed by railroad representatives today. John G. Walber, representing fifty- four eastern carriers, told the board that time-and-one-haif pay for over- time in freight and yard train serv- ice should be abolished and that a schedule of wages for the entire country was discriminatory and “a serious violation of ecomomic laws.” “The principle of time-and-a-half for overtime cannot be fairly applied where the regulation of hours is be- yond control of the employer,” Wal- | ber said. “It is wrong and inequita- ble. We propose pro-rata payment for overtime.” Mr. Walber offered a program of wage-scale application based on the rate regions established by the In- terstate Commerce Commission as an alternative for standardized wage schedules. Demands Sweeping Reductions. J. W. Higgins, who spoke in behalf of sixty-six western roads, told the board plainly that the roads were not -satisfied with the 'reductions granted by its decision of June 1 and demanded that the increases of last yvear be entirely wiped out. Members of the six railroad shop crafts unions will vote during the next thirty days on acceptance or rejection of the new wage schedule, e July 1, recently ordered by ilroad Labor oDard. Letters are ing sent out this week re- questing the membership's opinion on the wage reduction, according to B. |3 Jewell, president of the railway employes' department of the Ameri- can Federation of Labor. Other Brotherhoods Take Vote. A canvass of the members of the Rrotherhood of Maintenance of Way Emploves and Railroad Shop Work- ers has already begun, it was an- nounced by J. C. Smock, vice presi- dent of the organization. The re- sult will be made known at a meet-{ ing of railroad labor heads here laler' in_the month. The Big Four brotherhoods will take no action on the reduction until after a conference of brotherhood heads here July 1. L. E. Sheppard, president of the Order of Railway Conductors, said. TIN-PLATE PLANT BURNS WITH LOSS OF $3,000,000 A o Pennsylvania Factory One of Larg- est in World—Cedar Company Also Suffers Damage. PITTSBURGH, Pa., June 7.—Loss by fire which partially destroyed the plant of the McKeesport Tin-plate Company at McKeesport, a suburb, late last night, was estimated at nearly $3,000,000 by |- officials of the company today. - fire, starting in the box factory Sufer Cedar Company, spread to hine shop and tin house of the plant and was not brought under con- | trol until an early hour this morning. The plant is said to be one of the largest in the world, having forty-four mills and employing normally 3,000 men. Ap- proximately 1,500 men will be thrown out of work temporarily as a result of the fire, officials said. Damage sustained by the Nufer com- pany will amount to $200,000, it was said. SUSPECTS SENT TO CUBA. Mexico Deports Alleged Murderers Wanted in Cleveland. MEXICO CITY. June 7.—Government | authorities made preparations today to deport to Havana, Carlos Coletto and Dominic Benigno, two Italians arrested here last week on the charge that they were wanted in Cleveland, Ohio, to answer to indictments alleg- ing murder. It was indicated the two men would leave Mexico City today. Efforts were made by the American charge d'affaires in this city to have the men deported to the United States, g (i but it was decided not to turn them over to United States authorities, but ‘ to_send them to Cuba. Reduction in List Prices Effective June 7, 1921 Chassisi . oo B R S s R Rumabout o5 bvsinn Sanvidiainsion h by Runabout With Starter.......... Runabout With Starter and Dem. Wheels. . ... . Touring Touring Touring Coupe, Sedan, Starter an Truck, Pneumatic Tires ................... Tractor ........... All prices f. 0. b. Detroit, Mi¢higan. TYPE cessccssese ROBEY MOTOR COMPANY, 1429 L St. N\W. Phone Main 2120-2121. PARKWAY MOTOR COMPANY, 1065-1067 Wisconsin Ave. Phone West 163 HILL & TIBBITTS, 14th St. and Ohio Ave. N.W. Phone Main 356-357. DONOHOE MOTOR COMPANY, 215 Pennsylvania Ave. UNIVERSAL AUTO CO. (INC)), 1529-31 M St. N.W. Phone Main 186-187, R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY, 1840 14th St. N.\W. Phone North 9600-9601. ¢ STEUART'S GARAGE, 141-151 12th St. NE. Phone Lincoln 6200-6201. ec oo Starfer o iodits oaen et With Starter and Dem. Wheels. .. ... .. Starter and Dem. Wheels. ........... d Dem. Wheels. SE. Phone Lincoln 363-304. NEW PRICE ..$345.00 370.00 440.00 465.00 415.00 485.00 510.00 695.00 760.00 495.00 .. 625.00 'Women's Usual $1.50 Bungalow Aprons $1.19 Made of fine dress ginghams, in neat and small plaids; guaranteed fast colors. Tie belts, with square neck and open front. Well made and neatly finished.—Third Floor. 35c Grade 40-Inch White India Linon. .. 40-inch White India Linon, extra fine sheer quality, snow white bleached.—First 24c Floor, 59c Yarn Mercerized White Gabardine... 39C 36-inch White Gabardine, a superior yarn mercerized grade with a handsome finish that washing will not affect. Very stylish and serviceable for summer suits and skirts.—First Floor. 59c Grade 40-Inch White Organdy. ... .. 39C 40-inch White Organdy; extra flne, sheer, transparent quality. Launders beau- tifully.—Firat Floor. ’ Regular 50c White Shirting Madras. . ... 38¢ 32-inch White Shirting Madras, firm woven, serviceable quality, with mercer- ized satin stripes. Excellent for men's and boys’ shirts and women's wegar.—First Floor. Usual 75c Novelty Printed Voiles. ...... 49C 36-inch Printed Volles with silk stripes or plalds, in an assortment of beautiful colors. Extra fine, sheer quality, with handsome chiffon finish.—First Floor. 50c Two-Ply White e 2 40-inch White ffon Voile, a very fine, sheer, two-ply quality, one of the most favored materials for charming white summer frocks and blouses.—First Floor. Boys’ Wash Suits Extra Special, $1.95 A most important sale—offering choice of hundreds of boys’ guar- anteed fast color wash suits, in the newest models—at much below their real worth. Styles include Regulation Middy, English Middy, Dutch Daddy, Junior Norfolk, Oliver Twist and Novelty models. Materials are Gala- tea, English Repp, Government Jean, Invincible Suitings, Bates’ Madras, Peggy Cloth, etc. Sizes 3 to 10 years. Wash Hats to match, 85c. Goldenberg's—Third Floor. 25¢ Grade 36-Inch White Nainsook.. ... 36-inch White Nainsook, a close woven, soft-finish grade, for lingerie wear.—First Floor. 44-=Inch Linen-Finish Indian Head.......".. 33(: A grade that has the appearance of real linen; full of wear and service—ex- tremely popular for suits and skirts. Note the extra width—44 inches.—First Floor. Women’s Full-Fashioned Silk Stockings i) $1 ¢ 49 Special. ...... g Slight irregular weaves of regular $2.50 grade. Full-fashioned Pure Thread Silk Stockings, in black, white and a number of slipper shades. Made with double sole, heel and toe.—First Floor. Children’s 65c Colored 35 C Top Socks, Special. . . Children’s Plain White Socks, with col- ored striped turn-over tops: full-fash- joned top. Nearly all sizes.—~First Floor. Inch Crepe Meteor $ l .98 Colored Crepe Meteor, rich satin face quality, firm woven, pure silk- grade, in navy blue, copen, henna, brown and black; 40 inches wide.—First Floor. Men’s Famous “—” Collars, Six for 40c One Dozen for 79c A brand known from coast to coast —the product of the largest collar manufacturer in the country. 25c is the standard price everywhere—but because of slight imperfections we bought them to sell at about one- third the actual value. Regular $2.50 40- All the new shapes, as weel as staple shapes in high or low fold collars. Sold only in half dozen or dozen lots. All regular and quarter sizes up to 18 in_the lot. Goldemberg’s—First Floor—Men's Furnishiags ‘Department. > 39c and 48c Washable Cretonnes, Special. .. 1 9 C Yard-wide Washable Cretonnes, in light or dark colorings—mill lengths from 2 to 10 yards. Plenty of pieces alike. In great favor for draperies, cushions, furniture slip covers, etc. Choice of floral, bird or tapestry designs.—First Floor, Bargain 98¢ Regular $1.50 Grade 54-Inch Storm Serge. e will grade, sponged and shrunk -readoy“fo: 54-inch_ All-wool Storm Serge, he needle. In navy blue only.—First 75c¢ $1.00 Grade 50-Inch Mohair Sicilian...... 50-inch Mohair Sicilian, of good welght’ d luster; warranted dustproof. Comes |.: black, navy, brown and gray.—First 37c¢ 75c Cretonne-Covered Cushions, Special. .. ons, 18x18 ht or dark colorings, filled crotonne-‘cizovaud Cu shes, in 1ig] "nf!h cotton. Just the thing for sofa, ham- mock, lawn or porch use—Fourth Floor. ' $1.25 ‘Stenciled Grass "Rugs, 27x54 Inches. . 69C Stenciled Grass Rugs, close-woven, dou- ble-warp grade, in Oriental and medallion designs, as well as novelty borders of va- rious colors. Sise 27x54.inches.—First Floor. PAYS TO ‘ S, olden New Summer Hats Beught Underprice—Specially Priced at | Evéry New Style! l $ —New Felt Hats —Canton Crepe Hats —Georgette Hats Taffeta Hats —Dressy Hairbraids —Organdie Hats —Unusual Sport Hats A special sale of hats that are in most demarfd for midsummer wear, and including a number of styles that show early fall tenden- cies. Every one a hat that would ordi- narily sell for much more than the special price we quote for tomor- row’s sale—S$5. Trimmings are unusually smart —big, flat, appliqued flowers, French flower wreaths, perky rib- bon bows—tassels—novel orna- ments—fruits that lend a splash of color to the more subdued hats. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. $2.98 59c Self-Color ngtted Swiss. .. ..... $3.50 Grade 40-In. Black Charmeuse 49¢ Flack Satin Charmeuse, all pure silk, Dotted Swiss, witl extra heavy grade, with rich satin face. dots, a_very fine, sheer quality, Adapted for making handsome str wanted strect and evening s evening costumes, Floor. Floor. 40 inches wide.—Firnt - 29¢ i | | | ot and | Usual $1.00 Colored Silk Poplin, Special. . A rich lustrous q splendid wear. street and evening shades, inc and white. 36 inches wide.—First Floor. Regular 39c Colored Organdies. 39-inch Colored!Organd: quality, in all the wanted s ing shades.—First Floor. fine, sheer treet and even- Important Savings On Men’s Serge Suits An important event for men and young men—offering timely savings on Men's Blue Serge Suits for summer vaca- tion needs. Every garment is the product of reputable makers: well tailored of dependable fabrics and shown in models for men—all specially priced for this event. Men’s All-wool Blue Serge Suits, in single-breasted three- button conservative style; full lined with alpaca. Sizes 35 to 42. $19.75 Men’s and Young Men’s Blue Serge Suits, strictly all-wool, pure worsted fabrics that will. give splendid service. Double and single breasted models; sizes 34 to 42— $24.75 Boys’ Blouses Special at 89c A lot of Summer Blouses offered under price tomorrow. Including fa- mous “Kaynee” Patent Loop Blouses and “Mother's Friend” Tapeless Blouses, of good quality percale, in light and dark colors. Sizes 6 10 16 years. Exceptional value at $Sc.— Third Floor. nesday $2.00 Washable : $ 1 . 45 Couch Covers. . Washable Heavy Linen-color Couch Covers, in green. red or t es, fin- ished with knotted fringe. 50 inches wide, full length—Fourth Floor. $1.00 Yard-Wide Tan Linen, Special. .. 69 C A pure linen quality, very popular this summer far women's suits, skirts and dresses. Full 36 inches wide.—First Floor. 16¢c Grade 27-=Inch J Shaker Flannel. ... l 2 /2C 27-in. Bleached Shaker Flannel, double- fleece quality, for infants’ and children’s wear.—First Floor. $2.00 Extra Size $ 1 79 Bungalow Aprons, P A new lot of Women’'s Extra Size Bunga- low Aprons, of piain blue chambray, trim- med with ris rack braid on neck, sleeves and pockets; made with double belt. They are entirely new and are extra full cut for large sized women.—Third Floor. 59c Stair or Hall Runner, Yard. .. 39C Stenciled Grass Runner, for halls or i 27 inches wide, with tape-bound sides; double-warp grade, in the desirable green key border designs.—Fourth Girls’ Fine Grade $ l 9 5 Gingham Dresses, B New and charming models, fashioned of fine quality gingham, in plaids and checks of assorted colors; also plain shades. White and combination trimmings. In sash and belted styles: with full skirts and pockets. Sizes 6 to 14 years.—Third Floor. $1.00 Seamless 72x90 Bleached Sheets, 75¢ Classed as run-of-the-mill because § I of slight imperfections, which do not mar the wearing quality. 72x90 inches for three-quarter beds. Heavy round thread cotton.—First Floor. $2.98 Regular $4.00 Crochet Spreads. . Full double-bed size White Crochet Spreads. in heavy raised Marseilles pat- terns.—First Floor. 15c Yard-Wide White Cambric. ..... 1 1 C 36-inch White Cambric Muslin, a close- woven, soft-finish grade: for women's and children’s wear.—First Floor. Regular 39c Bleached 29 C Pillowcases, Special. . 45x36-inch Bleached Pillowcases—made from firm woven, durable muslin—all first quality.—First Floor. v Big Girls’ Linen Middy Skirts. ... $1 '98 New Linen Middy Skirts for big girls of 14 and 16 years. In natural tan color, with ge!g pleats and deep hems; finished with and. Also of white Lonsdale jean, full pleated, $12.95 Wool-and-Fiber <t $8.75 Room Size....... Abac Brand Wool-and-fiber Rugs, very durable and reversible; in popular green, biue, rose and brown colorings; including plain and figured centers with rich bor- $19.75 Hodges’ Rattania or Cherokee $ 1 5 9 5,; Rugs . 2 9x19 feet largest room-size rugs, in the newest and best patterns. These are high- grade Fiber Rugs, Kno everywhere as the standard of quality All are perfect, ders. Size 7.6x9 fcet.—Fourth Floor. and come in rose, blue, tal brown, gold, - v green and gray colorings.—Fourth Floor. Girls’ Regular $2 —_————— $1.25 Imported Jap. Silk Pongee........ 33-inch Imported Japanese Silk Pongee, all pure silk, guaranteed to wear. Ispe- cially desirable for men's, women's and children’s’ wear.—Fixst Flogor. Middy Blouses $ 1 ~39 Girls' Middies of genuifie white Lons- dale jean, with yoke and flat trimmed col- lars and cuffs. Régulation model, beau- tifully made. All sizes, 8 to 18 y€ars.— Third Floor. 98¢ . See the Newest Arrivalsin - New Wash Frocks for Misses and Women $5.98 t0 $29.75 A wonderful showing of new and de- lightful styles in women’s and misses’ wash frocks—offering a wide diversity of models and ‘materials . at inexpensive P prices: _MATERIALS: . STYLES: Imported Swisses For Sports Wear French Voiles Longline Effects New Trimmed Modes Smart Tailored Swiss Organdies Scotch Ginghams Frocks Dotted Swisses “s Overskirt and Tier Light and DarkyCol- Tunics ored Voiles hit Chic Ruffle \Effects Ribbon-trimmed Linenes ‘Domestic Ginghams Dresses Sheer Lawns - . Polka-dot Voiles All the leading shades and combina- tions. Sizes 16 to m;fqr iisses, 36 to 44 § | for women and extra sizes, 4235 to 52%, Il for stout women. l] = Goldenberg's—Second with deep hem and belt; 14 to 16 years. Special at $1.98—Third Floor. Girls’ and Misses’ Gl)'"l:. aBloome:e:: . $ l '98 Made of heavy soft-finish black sateen, with deep pleats and adjustable belts. All sizes. Very special values.—Third Filoor. $2.50 Straw Hats, $ l . 1 5 Samples fram & well known hat manu- facturer, including Fine Quality Straw hats in the most popular styles for young- sters of 4 t0\10 years of age.—Third Floor. $10.98 Stenciled Grass Rugs, 9x12-Ft. $5.85 9x12-ft. Room Size Stenciled Grass Rugs of close-woven, durable qual- ity, in handsome oriental, medallion and plain centers with handsome border designs; colorings of green, blue and brown. 6x9-it. size; warth $595, at $2.95.— l Fourth Floor. Boys’ Washable Linene $l Knickerbocker Trousers, + Boys' Washable Linene Knickerbocker Trousers, in plain tan. also hairline stripes. Sizes 7 to 16 years.—First Floor. $2 Seamless 81x99 Bleached Sheets. . $1 -49 Every one perfect quality—made of heavy grade sheeting cotton, free from starch or dressing. Note the extra large size—81x99 inches.—First Floor. $1.95 Pretty Snowflake Summer Curtains, 40 inches wide, full length; in ecru and unds, with various color stri with tassels at bottom.—Feurth Boys’ $1.95 to $3.00 Snowflake Summer Curtains, green finish Floor. R Ty g RV 7 T e e T