Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1921, Page 21

. WILL ENTER WEST POINT. Highest Graduate of Western May Omit Mental Examinations. Tke Yor Camera Along- and bring back a lasting record of your vacation. Yqur good times will be more easily recalled if you take pictures as you go along. Let us do yvour developing and printing. Our work will please You because it is uniformly good. For those who wish it. we are in a position to turn out work in one day, a great convenience if vou are in a hurry. There Is no extra charge for this quick service. The National Remembrance Shop --(Mr. Foster's Shop) 14th St., O=c Dogr From Pa. Ave, $3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington And RETURN War Tax 8% Additional - Sunday, June 12 SIMILAR EXCURSION, June 26 Baltimore & OhioR.R. Special train will leave Wash- ington Union Station 7:05 a. m. Returning leave Philadelphia 7:30 p. m., Chester 7:30 p. m. Wilmington $:10 p.m.. standard time, same day. See fiyers. Con- sult ticket agents. COLBY MAXWELL MYERS. Colby Maxwell Myers, eighteen- year-old graduate of Western High School, having attained seventeen credits (three more than necessary) and passed his physical examination, will enter the United States Military Academy at West Point the first of next month. Young Colby is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Perkins Myers of 1431 33d street northwest, and was born in this city. He received a congressional appoint- ment from the state of Pennsylvania, his father having a residence there. Because of his diligent work at high school. where he attained extra cred- its. Colby will be admitted to the Military Academy on an educational certificate, without any mental exAm- inations. In speaking of the boy today, the principal of “Western, Dr. Elmer S. Newton, said: “He is the highest boy in the graduating class and Western is proud of him as a boy as well as ® student. It is very gratifying to me to have a student accomplish what he has worked for so faithfully.” CLEAN UP CAMP MEIGS! To the Editor of The Star: A rotten pile of lumber may be quite picturesque—those gray weath- er tints, the Jamestown weed grow- ing between the planks—a nice water color all round. But the stroller in the neighborhood of Camp Meigs asks himself who owns all that rotten stuff, and_those water-color motifs? Is it the, War Department? Or is it the District Commissioners? Or is it anybody? ‘There it is. a lot of unnecessary fiith; or, if you choese to look at it that way, cords and cords of good kindling wood going to pot. Why can- not the site of Camp Meigs be really cleaned up, and the kindling wood set to boiling a few pots? What is the good of letting the place stand as it is from day to day, and week (o week, a silly example of un- thrift? A dozen men under a busi- ness boss could fix the place up in short order. A. J. MORRISON. SUES THROUGH FATHER. Ww. % INGROWN TOE NAIL 3 iFew Drops Toughen Skin so H Nail Turns Out Itself ROP a little “Outgro” upon the skin surrounding the in- growing nail. This reduces in- flammation and pain and so toughens the tender, sensitive skin underneath the toe nail, that it can not penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns naturally outward almost over night. “Outgro™ is a_harmless, antisep- tic manufactured for chiropodists. A small bottle containing direc- tions can be had at any drug store. @ufi@f@ T. Burch, jr., Married Last Year, Asks for Divorce. William Thompson Burch, through his father. has filed xn Tl the District Supreme Court fér an | absolute_divorce from Julia Strong Burch. They were married at Rock- ville, January 3, 1920, and have one child. ~ The husband tells the court he is not vet twenty-one years of age, and says he was obliged to leave his wife last August on account “of her conduct with other men.” He seeks the ‘custody of the child and asks that the costs be assessed against the co-respondent _Attorney S. Duncan Bradley appears for the young husband. URGES_NEW BONUS PLAN. Representative Volk Would Give Bonds to War Veterans. Proposing that the government issue to former service men 5 per cent tax exempt bonds in amounts of not more than $750 for service overseas and 3600 for home service, a bill has been in- troduced by Representative Volk, re- publican, New York. The bonds would expire in ten years, would be negotiable and would be issued to war veterans at a rate of $1.75 and $1.25 a day for serv- ice overseas and in the United States, respectively. ‘The bill also would provide for paid- up insurance. The face value of each policy would be the amount which u‘l- Justed service compensation plus what 2 per cent would pu “at single premium rates” at the nearest attained age July 1, 1922, The policies would carry cash and loan values after the first year. PLUMBING You demand Value above all ASHER FIRE PROOFING CQ 915 SOUTHERN BUILDING, There’s a lot of service in the old car yet. Just refinish it with Berry Brothers Auto- mobile Color Varnish. Easily applied—any things in Plumbing. shade you want. Colbert Plumbing is “time- tested”—the work we have Made by done in thousands of Wash- ington buildings and resi- dences stands as a permanent testimonial to the efficiency of Colbert Service. MAURICE J. COLBERT 621 F St. Main 3016-3017 — ——— == — ] Lasts All Season Fill the transmission on your car today *awrith EBONITE and then forget it for the rest of the season. No matter how much you drive. E.BON]TE-:I-y-xI\-iN:: mht::'fi shifting easy and silent. matter the weather, EBONITE will not run thin. Pin your faith to EBONITE. EBONITE . For Transmissions and Differestials Sold everywhers ia five and tmenty-fire-pownd BAYERSON OIL WORKS Manufacturers EREE, PA. PENKSYLVAMIA PETROLEUM PRODUCTS “2rHorlicks The ORIGINAL " Maited Milk B Reduce contaauon' "PREVENTOL is the disinfectant whxch de stroys disease carry- ing and allotherinsects. (PREVEANTOL) e e e ——————— e /oo o e e o et S -~ 28 Women's and Misses' 1 Association at the the assoclation at the C. L. Der- Remnant Lot of Bandeaux 33c * Of assorted pink and white fancy materials; fasten back model elastic insert. sizes in the Floor. colora. border E] lot. inches. Work Shirts, tached: full-cut sizes, 16%. Friday at Men’s Balbriggan Underwear, in ecru color; shirts with short sieeves, Remnants and Odd Lots of Children’s Wearables Gi .I Gingham Dresses of good in agsorted plaids and plain L h models. Bizes 6 Little Tots’ Yoke Dres: ham, in blue ond pink che with trimmed yoke. Sizes 1 to 3 years. Friday at........ Small lot of Girls’ Middy Skirts, Sn o uslin WAkt At and hem; - tached. Sizes 6, 8 and 10 e ¢ el $1.00 Rompers and Creepers of ginghafn, In assorted checks, stripes and 44C ain colors. Broken size: P06 "vears. | Friday at. Little Girls’ Frock Apr of plain blue materials, trimmed i 44C wl rick rack braid a e sash. Sizes 2 to 5 years Goldenberg's—Third Floer. ———eee 20c, 25c and 30c o Dress Ginghams, 14c Remnants of 32-inch Dress Ging- hams, in plaids, checks, stripes and plain colors; also remnants of 36-inch Percales, 32-inch Peggy Cloth, 32-inch Cheviots, 27-inch Shaker and Outing Flannels. Good useful lengths for women’s and children’s wear. Goldenberg's—First Floor. 15c Bleached Cottons at 9ic Yard Remnants of Bleached Cottons and Cambric, inches wide; fine close- woven grades with soft finish. Useful lengths for summer needs. 36-inch Unbleached Sheeting Cot- ton, a heavy round thread quality. for making bed sheets. Q%C Regular 12%¢ value. Friday at Qeldenderg's—Finst Fleof. . Remnants and Odd Lots of 9 o 3o Men’s Furnishings Men’s 69c Athletic Underwear of checked nainsook, sleeveless coat shirts and knee-length drawers, with double reinforced seat. Nearly all Perfect quality. Fri- 45(: Blue Chambray with collar at- i 69c full-length drawers with dou- ble reinforced seat. Nearly all Men’s Athletic Union Suits, of fine quality nainsook; sleeveless style, full-cut garments. Sizes ' 3670 L% Felaay 69(: S R ‘ Men'’s 15: “Round Tl:ket" Half Hose and other well known makes, of mercerized cotton and lsle thread, made with reinforced heel and toe. Biack. white :nd plain colgrs. Dis- continued numbers. Every pa perfect Frid 25C at Men’s Ribl Balbriggan Union Suits, in bleached or ecru oir e 36 to 42 Manufacturers i 89¢ seconds of regular $1.25 $1.50 grades at .... Geldenberg's—First Floer. Remnants and Odd Lots of Floor Coverings Stenciled .Grass Rugs, 9x12-ft. and §x10-ft. room sizes ~In handsome designs and colorings. These were slightly damaged in tran- $4.65 sit by hooks. Regular n 95 and $10.95 values, at Hea Grass Rugs, sizes sn: t. and 9x15 ft. in green, blue and brown novelty ‘effects, medallions and neat border designs. Only one and two alike. -Regular $12.95 and $15.00 vaiues. $7.85 ’xlz-n. Snmlen Brnue Rugs, Alexander Smith & Sons’ ake; in medallion, oriental and floral designs; all wanted solors. $16 75 Regular _ 33500 - valuo Rag Rugs, in GxO-fl. Re'vmlhle “hit-and-miss” effects, also Wool-and- fiber Rugs, in light and dark colors. Regular $5.95 ‘10 00 value, Friday Clearance of Odd Lots of Women’s Suits Dresses and Coats All incomplete lines are to be . cleared tomorrow 'at radically re- duced ‘prices. ‘Savirigs average 25% to 50% of real values. 48 Women's Wool ' Jersey Suits, worth- up'to-$15.00, at........... $7.45 16 Wamen's Silk md Cloth Dr worth qu to $1598, 2 e;;“' 101 Gabardine Wull Skirts, wor!h .up to $2.50, at. .éluth Coats, worth up to $27.50, at...$14.50 44 Women's Cloth Skirts, worth up to $7.98, at Cloth Suits, 73 Women. and Misses' worth up to 529]5 atieeeee......$15.00 153 Women's and Misses’ Wash Dresses, worth up to $9.75, at. “ 98 Women's and Misses’ Dresses, worth up to S!ZSO, at... “Jl 29 Girls’ and Misses® Cloth worth up to $15.00, at............. 9. Qoldenberg’s—Second Floos. ‘THE EVENING STAR, W. R. COYLE WILL HEAD WHOLESALE COAL MEN ‘W. R. Coyle of Bethlehem, Pa., pres- ident of the Weston-Dodson Company, ‘was elected president of the American Wholesale Coal closing meeting of the two-day con- vention of ‘Washington Hotel yesterday. C. ing was elected vice president and G. n hi ech Coyle referred to the Fnllnrlmyun marked course of approval of trusts by politi- cal parties.’ he sald. He added that Senator Frelinghuysén has been prom- ised voluntary co-operation to obtain any results whicl bill may contemp! $1.25 and $1.50 Grass Rugs, 69c Double-warp and nov- elty weave Grass Rugs, in green, blue and brown WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NAVY “GAG RULE” LIFTED. lication without submitting their articles to the censorship of the Navy Department. Certain restrictions her secretary-treasurer. of acceptance Mr/ A general order removing_ the al- léged “gag rule” from the Navy has been —mpproved by Becretary Denby, and will be issued soon. In effect, the order provides that hereafter officers may write for pub- may make. —_— The largest negro church in — When a girl was married in a the | that of the new home. ‘“ie Frelinghuysen 10,000 members emrolled. Remnant lot of ASSIGNED TO BATTLESHIP. | Commander Charles C. Hartigan has | Greece the bride’s mother carried the world is in Chicago, with more than sacred fire from her own hearth to Corsets, $1 sets, a popular make, of SPECIAL office stabilization bill now before the P Tare imposed regarding articles | been detached from duty In the oy ol men are Toartar of the |Secretary to Remove Censorship of | o &0 [BOltional relatio of naval intelligence, Navy Depart- —Painting ‘stabilization’ as lead- Writings for Publication. cers, however, will be held re- |ment, and detailed as navigator of Paperhanging toward the . discredited sponsible for any statements they | the battleship Delaware. i “Upholstering ncient | Geo. Plitt Co., Inc. Ph M. $5.00 and $6.00 Suit Cases, $3.45 A good. strong Suit e. steel frame. fiber ered, leather straps all Cor- Dlue/gad brows pink material, topless ?r{:und.l Bras<-finished i f . ock and side snaps. effects Some and low bust, n}edmm Cloth lined; mads with length. Broken sizes. shirt fold. ' The desired slightly imperfect; others in ;.rucl condition. 24x54 First Floor—Bargais Table. ) First Floor. Brings a multitude of ‘important savings on small lots, odds and ends and incomplete lines of merchandise for Friday. Be here early for your share. . ’ = No Mail or Phone Orders Fllled for Remnant Sale Items A Great Friday Sale of Mill Ends and Remnants of Wash Goods Thousands of yards of new summer wash goods direct from the mills, as well as all remnants from our * regular stock—a vast assortment of the newest and most wanted fabrics for summer dresses offered to- morrow at the biggest savings of the season. Lengths range from 2 to 8 yards and are suitable for every purpose. ) Colored Wash Goods | Remnants of Printed Voiles, in light grounds: a large | and well selected line of newest patterns to 14 choose, from. Classed as “mill_seconds” be- C cause of trivial imperiections. Friday at...... Remnants of Colored Wash Goods, including 39- | inch Colored Dot Organdie, 38-inch plain colored Voile, | 36-inch Printed Voiles, in desirable light grounds. 32-inch | Linene, 32-inch Beach Cloth, 27-inch Mercerized Poplin, 25-inch Silk-and-cotton Chiffon Cloth, 40-inch Mercerized | Batiste, 32-inch Mercerized Novelty Shirtings 19 ! and Suitings. and 36-mch English Rep. [Fri- C day at Remnants of Colored Wash Goods, including 40- inch Printed Chiffon Voile, 39-inch plain colored 25 C andies, 44-inch plain colored Voiles and 32- lflC%I “ Remnants of White Goods, mcludmg 34-inch White Wash Goods Remnants oi 36-inch Pajama Checks, 40-inch India Linon, 36-inch Longecloth, 36-inch sook#?and 36-inch Shirting Madras. sooland Soin -~ 14c¢ Remnants of Colored Wash Goods, including 43- Friday inch Imported Swiss Organdie, 36-inch Satin Stripe Chiffon Voile and 3o-inch Imported 55C Dress Linen. Friday at Remnants of White (loods. uuludmg 40-inch Organdie, 36-inch Fancy Voile Waistings. 32-inch Mer- | cerized Pongee, 36-inch Yarn Mercerized Pop- lin, 32-inch Check Nainsook, 30-inch Mercerized Plisse Crepe and 36-inch Novelty Mercerized 25C ! Skirting. Friday at .... Remnants of White Goods. mchu mg 40-inch imported Chifion Voile, 40-inch Transparent Organdie. 36- inch Mererized Gabardine, 36-inch Woven Stripe Skirtings. 34-inch Indian Head Suitings. 40-inch Woven Mercerized Pongee. Friday at Cannon Cloth, 30-inch Galatea Cloth, 27-inch ndi Sui ; ove Mercerized Poplin, 40-inch Voile and 34-inch C Dotted Swiss and 36-inch high-grade Voile c : Friday at Waistingss Eriday at cinicescsboshetibsstess Beach Cloth. Geldeaberg's—Tirst Floor. Dress Goods Remnants Worth $1.00 to $1.25 yd. . Remnants and Odd Lots of Boys’ Clothing Boys' $200 Knickerbocker Trouners of Panama (loth Sl 25 . $3.00 to $4.00 White Canvas Low Shoes Friday, $2.29 Pair sizes § to 17 years. Friday 69c Yard 0dd lots and broken assortments at ..o : taken from our regular stock. Boys’ Blue' Denim 0‘.“. Remnants of Wool Dress Goods. in- Women's White Canvas Oxfords, allxs Union_made: sizes 4 to 89C cluding Storm Serge. French Serge Pumps and Colonials, with Louis, | 14 vears. Friday at.......... First Floor. Boys' Wash- Suits, of fast color materials. In white and colors; Dutch Daddy, and Middy models. $l 29 . and Panama Suitin also lustpeus quality Mohair Sicilian. Black and desired colors. Widths, 36 to 34 inches. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Cuban and low heels. Not every size in each style, but all sizes in the lot from 275 to 7. 2% Goldenberg's—First Floor. Sizes 3 to § years Fri- n dav it i S et 5 First Floor. Boys’ Khaki Knickerbocker Trousers, of heavy quality: full cut and well made. Sizes at Regular $5 Values Firat Fioor. Boys’ Norfolk Suits, o of good wear- ing iheviots and tweeds in meat mixtures: ful t knicker- bocker trousers, lined 54_35 [} throughout. Broken sizes. Boys' Bathing Suits, in California skirt’ models and one-plece style. in blue. heather. maroon and gray. Sizes 24 to 32_in the_lot. : $1'79 ular $4 Correct summer styles—just the Hats for outings, for general wear, for vacation time and for sports wear. Felt Hats, Peco-Edge Felt and Hemp Hats, Ribbon and Milan Hemp Hats, Taffeta and Hemp Hats. The colors are varied and most attractive. You are sure to find just the hat to match your sport costume. Styles are Mushrooms, Sailors and Roll Brims. Colors of Black, Brown, Navy and White. Trimmed with bands and streamers of grosgrain ribbon. Geldenberg’s—Second Floor. 39c and 48c Corset Remnants Small lot Thomson’s Glove-fitting Corsets, of pink batiste and fancy pink extreme long hips; some with kirt. Sizes 21. 22 $2.44 Regular »i heavy white ; guaranteed - $2.79 8 American Lady Corsets. of heavy $1.25 Window Shades at 59c Complete e s Washable Cretonnes Lot ofimill sccondsiotizegular S1001 N1 stisor Saie poer hn $2.98 Heavy Oiled Opaque Cloth Window Shades, size 3 ft. by 6 ft. mounted on strong spring rollers. Ecru and green. Complete with crochet ring and all fixtures. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floer. 10 Warner’s Rust-proof Corsets, of batiste: high bust and lon‘ hip modtlw size "0 At 19c Yard Mill lengths of Yard-wide Fast Color Cretonnes, ranging from 2 to 8 yards, and as many as 2 hundred yards of almost every pattern. Choice of floral, bird and foliage de- signs printed in light or dark effects. Just the materials wanted for dra- peries, cushion or furniture cover- ings. First Floor—Bargain Table. Exceptional Values for Friday in Men’s & Young Men’s Summer Suits $24.75 Here’s a wonderful group of suits from which every man and young man can select a suit that will fit perfectly—from any fabric he wants—in any style he wants—and at a decided saving from the regular prices usually asked about town for garments of such splendid character. Silk Remnants $1.19 Yard A clean-up of our entire stock of short lengths and remnants of silks—every yard fresh, new and desirable. At savings of one- third to nearly one-half to- morrow. 38-inch Colored Satin Messaline 35-inch Colored Costume Silks 35-inch Colored Chiffon Taffeta 38-inch Changeable Taffetas 36-inch Printed Foulards 36-inch Plaid Taffeta Silks . ~ Large assortment of the newest styles and | colorings, embracing blue, brown, green and gray, in stripes, checks, etc. Plenty of fine Blue Serges included in the lot. Many of these suits o have an extra pair of trousers. Sizes 34 to 42. Men’s Cool Clothes, Special values up to §3.50. At ....... | Golderberg's—First Floar. 24-inch size. Goldeaberg's—Fourth Floer. Clearance of Boys and Children’s Knit Underwear From our Stock Dam- aged in Recent Fire in One of Our Stockrooms. Prices Slashed for Quick Disposal. - The garments grouped in the lots below are clean and desir- able., but mussed from being tossed about. We have put prices on them that will send them all out in a hurry to- Murrow. LOT ONE—Boys' Separate Gar- ments, in Balbriggan and “Poros- knit”; also Boys’ Knitted and Nainsook \Waist Suits, and a few Athletic Union its, in ecru. Broken range of sizes. Regular values up to 19(: 75ciat .. LOT TWO — Bu_ Athletic Union its. of nainsook. also ‘Poro~Lnn' Union Suits and a few Knit and Nainsook Waist Suits. Slightly mussed. but otherwise unhurt Regutar vatucs o5 16 2O S1.00. At 3 5 C LOT THREE—Children’s Part- wool Union Suits and Separate Garments of silk and wool. also Fleeced Cotton Union Suits for boys. Mostly small sizes. Also Infants” “Little Princess” Part- wool Shirts and a iew fleeced Cotton Waist Suits. Not ali, sizes in cach style. Regular 49C $1.25 and $1.50 Sofa Cushions, 69¢c Cretonne-covered Sofa Cushions. filled with flgms: sizes 1Sx1S, 20x20 and 2 inches. Light and dark colorings. Round shape. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floer. 0dd Lots Pettlcoats Remnlnl lot of Pink Sateen Petti- w, straightline model with em- Sroldered scalloped botiom. Regular price, $1.30. $l 19 Si of Sateen Patnco.u and Taffeta Petticoats, in purple. 5129 taupe and green. \x«d« with flounce of tucks. Regular price. $1.69. At Goldenberg 's—Third Floor. Odd Lots Aprons White Bungalow Aprons, oi fine lawn. with neat blue and pink trimmings on neck 2 $1.25 and sleeves. Regul-r prlce $1.69; at Kitchen Ayrons, of mos- keag gingham in biue chec with pocket. Friday at...... Goldenberg's—Third Floer. Remnants Lots of Mussed Undermuslins Envelope Chemise, of pink batiste and white nuinsook. neatly made and trimmed lots of regular $1.00 and 31 garments, at....... Muslin Gowns, of me and white nainsook: round and aquare necks. trimmed and stitched mad- $l 29 cis. Regular price, $1.50; " Petticoats, of i 08¢ Muslin material: s good grade flounce of tucks and hem- stitched hem. _All lengths. Regular price. $1.59: at...... Floer. Geldeaberg’s—Third Hosiery Remnants ‘Wome: er-wei{ht Gauze Cotton Stockingn, 1n Dlack and oor: dovan. with mock-seam back: nearly all sizes. Subject to slight imperfections. ~ Worth 23c loc pair at 3 Children’s Socks, in plain colored bodies with assorted stripe turn-over fashioned top. Different shades to match the kiddies' 35c trt;;lkt. Worth 65c pair at... ‘omen’s Dropstitch Silk Stock- ings, in black and cordovan: a few whites in the lot. Nearly $l 00 all sizes. Every pair perfect quality. Worth $2.00 pair at Goldeaberg's—Tirst Flog. $1.00 Seamless Sheets, 75¢ 72x%0 Seamless Bleached Sheets. full size for three-quarter beds: made of heavy., round thread cotton. Classed as “run-of-the-mill” because of slight hurts. Goldeaderg's—TFirst Tleer. 1336 1408 8¢ . copmesa [ [ 1 40-inch Colored Crepe de Chine - 35-inch Black Dress Satin Just the lengths wanted for sum- mer dresses, blouses, petticoats, etc. Friday at $119 s yard, Remnants of silks, including: 36-in. Colored Silk Poplin 6 6 c Values at $12.50 i Here are the suits for scorching weather—priced in tha typical Golden- berg way—that means lowest he city! M genuine Palm Beach Suits and Light t Blue Serge Suits. Regular sizes, 34 to 44; stouts from 38 to 46 and shorts from 36 to 42. Not a gre,: many—better o $6.75 Men's Flannel Trousers, in tan, gray, brown and '"é with stripes, cream vitl‘ green or hlulr stripes. Frid:y special at 25c and 29c Curtam Materials, 124c Yard Yard-wide Voiles, Scrims and Mar- quisettes, in plain, faney drawn. work, colored borders and figured all-over designs of various colors. Lengths from one to ten yards— many pieces glike. Tirst i