Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1921, Page 26

AN ZOf a tetal of - 29,365 forfln:horb UEreau announced today. > | | f [ l f l G Y FOREION.00 - | & 3 BECOME HATURALIZED g nrerc.nc,an.c.memm . Citizens, While- Only ;One- 54 Fourth Pail-to Act. uary, 1920, there were 15,626 ized| or 53.2 per cent, the ceniis Moré than e-fourth of this ‘number, or ned allens, ered 13 Men’s 19¢ Hose Two Pairs for ‘ Genuine Darnproof Half Hose; fine, medium-weight Maco cot- ton, in black, blue and cordovan; fully reinforced at all wearing fect quality. TWO pairs for 25c. 1 Saturday’s 25¢, 50c A page of wonderful bargains for Saturday’s 25c, 50c 25¢ oints; per- ‘. foreign born United States in January, 1920, 920,692, representing ai or 605 were_aliens. For the remaining 805.509 the citizenship status was not ascertained by the enumerators. The largest percentage natiralized, 78.3, is shown for North Dakota, and | children. 7,952. | the smallest, 14.8, for Arizona. The ' decker appears for the wife. ing and embroidery use; the -bureau an- nounced, while 3,685 failed to report | f their citizenship. Slightly more than had taken out their first nat- uralization papers. The. total [X I’! 088, or 46. |n -the 3 per cent, reme. and 5,398,- | from Willlam Oe\rol:ar. 1908. F. .department store. largest percentage of aliens in the orelgn-born population, 78.7, appears for Arizona, and the smallest, 11.6, is| shown for South Dakota. . > R ORI ‘WIFE SUES FOR DIVORCE. Charging oruelty .nd insufficient support, Mrs. Bess F. Dow terday flled suit in the District Su- Court for a limited divorce Downing, formerly, & majonin the Quartermaster's Corpe, and now employed by a Washington The _perties were led in_Mountain City, Tenn., The couple has no Attorney Raymond Neu- Up to $2.00 Sewing Baskets Fancy Baskets, for sew- an assortment of attractive Notion Dept.—First Floer. $1.00 shapes and styles, including bead ‘trimmed, sweet grass and many novel colored styles. ning yes- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. Calhoun will give & recital in song; | WILL 'HOLD FINAL SESSION American Clan Gregor to Close An- nual Convention Tonight. Following four business meetings, the last of which is to be held at 8 o'clock tonight, the American Clan Gregor Soclety of the United States will conclude its twelfth annual con- -vention at the New Ebbitt Hotel. Officers will be elected at today’s session, which will be held at the Ebbitt at 3,o'clock, and the chieftaiif of the society will name the appoint- ive officers of the organization at the meeting tonight. Capt. and Mrs. C. BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. dance and story of the romance o Prince Charlie of Scotland and Flora McDonald, and Scottish dances will be given by Miss Nellle Cowen, Leah Pattison, = Mildred Koons, Mildred Soter and Jané Firor. Dr. Edward May Magruder is the chieftain of the soclety. ——ee One “of Japan's most interesting monuments of antiqulty 1s the Brlfie of the Brocade Girdle: bullt Sixtoen hupdreds, = mass of pegs and crude joints—net a nail of metal in the entire length of seven hundred| and fifty feet, and as good today as when built. “THE DEPENDABLE C., FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11, 1991, PLEADS FOR PATENT PA Association Would Xeep Experts in . Federal Service. “The American Patent Law Asso- ciation has sent out a statement asking, for the passage of the .bill now before Congress which would Increase the salaries of examiners in ‘the patent office. “The associatfori states ‘that In a little nore than a year oae-fourth of the force of examimers left the o:llce !o: higher pay.in outside em- ployme 'he government could keep these yards long, yard wide; Curtains, Pair Sheer - Quality Mar- quisette Curtains, white, with ‘deep' hemstitched border; 214 men if it paid them better salaries— uy.'_u.ooo a year,” says the state- |- ‘men! ———— ST. ALBAN FUND GROWS. - Announcement was made last night that $47,049 has been contributed toward the St. Alban’s building fund. Team captains made their reports at a meeting in St. Alban's Hall. The team captal® ? by C. C. Glover, jr. reported ¢_. tributions amounting to $2,002, which was the largest report. The next largest was $754, reported by Capt. Maynard C. Burrell's team. $1.50 Marquisette| | Three Yards 25¢ Dress Gingham 27-inch. Dress - Gingham, in an.assortment of checks and plain Colors; warranted perfect quality. THREE yards for 50c. $1.00 perfect quality. and $1.00 Sale! and $1.00 Sale typical of the shopp ng economies at Goldenberg’s tomorrow. A day when values ‘are intensified and the purclmslng power of your money is increased to the full limit. In this list of savings you can sense the value attractions that make Saturday always a busy day at this store. No mail or phione orders filled. Soft Fleece Blankets— 66x80 and 72x80 Soft Fleece-fin- ish Blankets, < Boys’ Suspenders— Harrls Make Suspenders, of good quality lisle webbing, with leath- er ends and castoff— Third Floer. Mesh Veilinge— Special lot” of Mesh Vailings. plain and fancy effeots, in black, navy, brown and new color com- binations, yard— First Floor—=Veiling Dept. Two Yards 19¢ Crash— Good quality absorbent Crash. for ‘roller "or tea towels, TWO yarde for— (Limit, six yards.) Figured Huck. Crash, fine, close- woven grade, for towels or scarf- ing; sold regularly at 20c yard. TWO yards for— Five Wash Cloths— 200 dozen Turknit Wash Cloths, all white, also pink and blue borders; mill seconds of 16¢c val- ues, FIVE for— Linen Dept. N 29¢ Ribbons— Plain and Fancy Ribbons, all good colars, for hair bows: four and five inches wide, yard— 39¢ White Voile— 40-inch - White _ Chiffon " Voile, extra fine, sheer, two-ply quality, for waists, dresses, etc.— 39¢ Stamped Scarfs— Stamped Scarfs and Center- pleces, also lunch sets, good qual- ity white linene— Shetland Floss, choice -of "any shade in stock; regularly 18c bllL TWO. balls for— 35¢ Dress Ging| lnnu— 32-inch . Dress oln:hnm-, beautiful plaids, check: -ulnes and plain colors. Yard- 36-inch Shirting Madras; fine close woven quality, in coloréd stripes and -figures, for men's or. boys' shirts, also women's wesr— 5-quarter Trble Oficloth, in plaln : white and filing effects; seconds of standard quality— Firat Floor—Domestie Dept. Marmalade Jars— Cut Glass Marmalade Jars, with silver-plated tops— 35¢ Paring Knives— Steel Paring Knives, with stag handles— Aluminum Tableware, Six Choice, of Teaspoons, Table- spoons or Forks, SIX pieces for— 35¢ Pillowcases— 42x36 Bleached Pillowcases. linen-fimrish grade, verfect quad- ity, each— .. Twa Yards Cotton— 36-lnch Bleached Cotton, a fine, close- woven, soft-| flnllh grade, TWO yards for— Cotton— 39-inch * Unbleached ‘. Sheeting Cotton, h!“li round-thread qllll— ity tor mk ng: sheets, etc. TWO yards ‘for—. : ; 36-inch. Printed Fleecedown Flannels, in floral and Persian de- signs, ‘for making kimoros, ho'\llfi - earmenta; etct— .27-inéh Bleached ‘Shaker Flan- nel, heavy. double-fiseced quality, TWO yhrds fér—’ b Imitation Filet, Cluny-and Cro- chet Laces, white and ecru colors; widths up to ¢ inches; for curtains, searfs, etc.;. worth/18%¢ and 25c yard. TWO y far— “Infants’ Shirts—- Infants’ Shirts; of ‘silkateen and wool,' cotton and wool; also a- few . fléeced cotton; sizes six months to tWo year: “Cvnlll of 50c lld 60c Two Yards Huck Crash— Two Balls Shetland Floss— 35¢ Shirting Madras— 39¢ Table Oilcloth—: 30c Fleecedown Flannels— 2 Yards 18¢c_Shaker Flannel— :Tms Yards of Laces '"fw,- 25° 25° 25¢ z 2h* 25¢ 25¢ for— 25¢ - Two Yards 15¢ Unbleached 25¢ 25° 25¢ 25¢ 25° h 1i B! 2 Yards 15¢ Apron Ginghams— 27-inch Standard Apron Ging- ams, in all sizse blue checkl. wnr— ranteed fast colors, for— 48c Washable Cretonnes— ‘ Yard-wide Washable Cretonnes, ght and dark colo in floral, ird, tapestry designs, for draper- ies, cushions, comforts and furni- ¥ ture covers. Marquisette, quantity worth 25c yard, TWO yards f. re\‘arllhle Senciten design Yard kerchiéfs, good quality, ish. zrl\ed ‘and - plain designs; stantially made. inches long; filled pearl beads— Hosze, white and battleship gray; Famous “Onyx"” brand; perfect quality— Cut from full bolts, ard— - 2 Yards Curtain Marquisette— Yard-wide Sheet Quality Curtain in ecru color; any cut from full rollu. blue and brown medallion and neat bor- First Floor. Set of Four— Circassian-finish Caster Cups, choice of two sizes; prevents in- jury when used on heavy, furniture— to rugs and floors when 50c Napier Carpet— 2234 and 18 lnch Napler Carnu. design, in green, also 22%-inch upe-bnund grass runner. Azurea Sachet, Half Ounce— One-half Ounce of this popular sachet for— 3 Yds. Shoulder Strap Tape— 25° 35¢ and 39¢ Stationery— In pink, blue and white; fancy- woven designs; mercerized finish, for for— lingeri 'HREE 7yards Netion Dept., First Fleor. Boxed Stationery,: 24 heets paper and envelopes to match; white and colored effects, quality linen finish; good ient of shapes and styles— Men’s White Hemstitched Hand- soft fin- FOUB for— Pair— 50c Pearl Beag Chains—- For fan or lorgnette; about 50 good quality wax- Two Linen Handkerchiefs— Women's Pure Linen Hem- stitched Border Handkerchiefs, full ze; well made. TWO for— Three Hair Nets— Real Hair Nets, cap shape and fringe nets; assorted shades; close mesh; warranted perfect quality. THREE for— Fine 'Grade Mercerized Lisle in dark tan, navy, suede, Onyx Brand Stockings, in- black, white and cordovan; ribbed cotton; perfect quality; broken sizes— P Men’s Collar Buttons, 4 for— Men's D. B. Gold Filled One-plece Collar Buttons, fully guaranteed; all shapes; .sold’ re; ll]lrl! at two for 25c. Special, UR for=— t—Firs Dep! it Fleor. n' Mercerized /L Hose, - perfect quality, navy blue' and cordovan; ‘ high gpliced heel, full reinforced sole l«nd toe; s % o n%— Boys®’ Soft. Collars, Two for— | 4 25° 50c Incense Burners High Grade Collars, made by one of, the. leading manufacturers . of the country; all new styles. TWO_ /- and Incense— . Japanese Incense Burners, with box of {ncense, an assortment of novel and grotesque shapes, com- plete— S 50c Stenciled Grass Rugs— 18x36 Stenciled Design Grass Rugs, green, oriental, der designs— 50c Furniture Caster Cups Four 10c¢ Handkerchiefs— 50¢ Lingerie Clasps, Pair— sub- Women’s 39¢ Hose— Children’s 35¢ Stockings— % 25¢ 25¢ 25¢ 25¢ 25¢ 25° 25¢ 25¢ 25° 25¢ 25¢ 25¢ 25¢ 25° 25¢ 25¢ 25° 89¢ Stamped Dresses— ‘Women's Stamped Bungalow Dresses, of plain color chambray; neatly finished. (Limit, one)— First Floor—Art Dept. Children’s Bloomers— Of good quality black satin, re- 50c inforced and ruffle trimmed knee; elastic waist; sizes 4 1o 10 years, pair— Infants’ 69¢ Slips— Infants' Long Nainsook Slips, yoke and skirt neatly trimmed; assorted styles— Children’s Pants, 2 Pairs for— Children's Fleeced Pants, ankle length: sizes 2 and 4 years only; slight seconds of 50c values, TWO '-lr- for— First Floor. - Women’s 75¢ Underwear— | ‘Women's Medium-weight Cotton Underwear, shirts with Dutch c neck and elbow sleeves. low neck and sleeveless, ankle length; broken sizes— 9¢ Venice Lace Edgings— , Venice Lace Edgings, white and cream colors: for collars and trimming purposes— Boys’ Pocket Knives— An “assortment of styles and shepes; good quality steel— First Floor—Tollet Goods Dept. 75¢ Lemon Cream— Purity Lemon Cream, for mas- sage or toilet use: about four- ounce jars. Usual T6c size— One Ounce Exlrac‘! Gravier's Quadruple Extracts, in the favorite floral odors, includ- ing Violet, Rose, Lily of the Val- ley and Arbutus, ONE ounce for— 50¢ $1.00 Necklaces— Fancy Bead Necklaces, beautiful cut crystal effects— Ribbon Bracelets— For wrist watches, gold filled slides and clasps: heavy silk C grosgrain ribbon, in black and colors— Up to 50c Playing Cards Two Packs— Full packs, good quality linen 50c p to $1.00 Neck Clmins—soc or embossed finish; TWO packs Gold Filled Neck Chains, 15 and for— Stationery Dept. 18 inch lengths; soldered links— Collar Button Sets— Parkroger Collar Button Sefs, gold filled button, four in set: c most desirable sizes; wear guar- anteed— Jewelry Dept. Skeleton Waists— Ds Parker's Skeleton Waists, for boys fnd girls; sizes 2 to 14 years: correctly made— Netion Dept., First Floor. Four 19¢ Handkerchiefs— Men's White Satin Striped Hand- 50c Kerchiefs, full sizé; soft finish grade, with hemstitched borders; FOUR for— Boys’ 69¢ to 98¢ Blouses— Of good quality percales, in an assortment of colors and patterns: c slightly soiled from handling; sizes 6 to 15 years— First Floor. Boys Golf Caps— Of navy blue serge, good quality; leather sweat band— First Floor. Coaster Sets— Imported -Coaster Sets, one | large tray and’ six coasters, to match- Basement. P Water Pails— Enameled Water Pails, ten- quart trade sise— Men’s 75¢ and $1.00 Caps— good _qualfty woolen mate- in brown, blue, gray and Soc non-breakable visor; full lined- First Floer. Men’s 75¢ Belts— ‘Pioneer Solid Cowhide Leather Belts, one-piece strap, in plain black; regular sizes— First Fleor. Two Pairs Women’s Hose— Mercerized Lisle Hose, in black and assorted color! ieamed back; all sizes; slight seconds. Values worth 39¢ pair, TWO pairs for— Children’s 65¢ Hose— English Ribbed Sport Hose, also socks, in black and cordovan; socks have deep rolled tops. All sizes, perfect quality— 69¢ Brassieres— DeBevoise Brassieres, of white batiste, trimmed in back and front with wide eyelet embroidery: re- inforced shields; perfect quality; all sizes— Little Tots’ 69¢ Nightgowns— Of heavy-weight flannelette, in assorted pink and blue stripes; double yokes; extra well made; sizes 1 to 3 years— Women’s 69¢ Bloomers— Of pink batiste, reinforced, and -trimmed ruffle; full width; all es— la. 75¢ Stripe Serge— h Stripe Serge. in black, navy and brown grounds, with neat hairline stripes— 69¢ White Novelty Voiles— 36-inch White Novelty Voiles, fine, sheer quality, in white woven gheckn. plaids, stripes and flg\lre- Yard— Three Yards Pajama Checks— 36-inch White Pajama Checks, a close woven, soft-finish grlde, for making undergarments. REE yards for— Three Yards 20c Flannel— 27-inch Mottled Flannel, heavy double-fleeced quality, in old rose, blue. brown and gray. THREE yards for— i Three Yards 25¢ Khaki Cloth— 36-inch Khaki Cloth, a heavy, twilled quality, for - children’s garments. THREE yards for— 36-inch Percales, light grounds, in a large assortment of stripes, checks and neat figures. ' THREE yards for— 98¢ Framed Pictures— Gilt or dark wood moulding, 8x10 and 10x12 inch glass size; choice of an Mortmem of popu- lar subjects— Fourth Floer. 75¢ and 95¢ Sofa Cushio! 20x20 round or square shape; 16x22 and 18x24 oblong shape sofa cushions, filled with soft, fluffly silk floss; covered with white cambric— Fourth Floor. 89¢-Crib Blankets— 30x40 Crib Blankets, blue or pink jacquard figure and plaid designs— First Floor. 95¢, Lambrequins— | Li rk Sati Lambre- ight or quins, for plano or mantle drap- ery; two yards long, side and ends ‘whil knotted Fourth Floor. finished with fringe— 34-inch _Stripe Tub Silks, rich, lustrous finish, in a large assort- ment of stripes, in various color combinations— oo - 59¢ Ribbons— Roman, Moire and Dresden Rib- bons, in an assortment of pretty pattérus; 5 to 7 inches. wide. i Absorbent Towels, the ‘quick- drying -kind, for hand or tea tow- els; size 17%x35 inches. THREE 75¢ Laundry Bage— Stamped Laundry Bags, stamped on tan color art crash; assorted neat designs— Art Deptl Children’s Stamped Bungalow Dresses, ,plain' color -chambray; sizes 4 to 8 years. (Limit, two.)— Firat Floor, Art Dept. Three Yards 20¢ Percales— Three 25¢ Towels— 50¢ or pink borders; $1.75, each— 50¢ ringbone weave Crex signs, each— 50° 50¢ by a filling 4 orders. four-in-] 30¢ 50 Boys' Pajamas. sizes 6 to 18 years— years— 30¢ and orchid; sizes 3 to 6— 30¢ Gretchen , Aprons. dress ginghams, colors, finished - with fancy 50¢ First Floor. white; large stitched ruffie; made— Third Floer. 30° 50c and slip-on models; rickrack braid— Of black satin, button hip model, 50¢ ng— 30¢ Women’s $1.50 coats, blue, stylish flounce; anteed - water-proof: and black, yard— Lace Dept., Tellet Goods Dept. Firs 30¢ Goed ~ quality, for sheets or cover- ings. white. tan or gray with blue worth $1.50 and $1.50 and $2.00 Rugs— 34x48 and 27x34 plain or hit-and- miss design Rag Rugs, or 24x48.her- blue, brown and green stenciled de- First Floor. Men’s $1.25 Underwear— Genuine Lambsdown Heavy Fleece-lined Underwear, in random gray color; fleece guaranteed not to rub off; perfect quality: all regular Men’s 50c and 69c Neckwear Three for— . Men's High-grade Neckwear, made leading manufacturer from short ends of fine quality left after Medium shape nd styles, THREE for— Boys’ $1.25 Pajamas— amas. of heavy flesced domet flannel, trimmed with frogs; Boys’ $1.25 Pants— Corduroy Pants, of good quality, full regular cut sizes from 7 to 17 First Floer. Women’s $1.25 Slip ppers— Felt Comfort Slippers, with pad. ded " soles. 'in. blue. pink, llyemler Women’s $1.50 Aprons— ., fine guaranteed fast in pretty checked effects; pockets and bindings; .button-back models— Wamen’s $1.25 Bloomers— Of mercerized satin, in pink and reinforcement full cut and well ‘Women’s Aprons— ‘Women's White Bungalow Aprons, fine soft-finish cambric; open front trimmed with Women’s Skirt Aprons— heavy quality, finished with large pocket; sizes 26 to 40 waist— Fine Quality Colored Sateen Petti- taupe and wistaria grounds, in new half moon designs; correct lengths— Little Boys’ Rubber Pants, guar- large. medium and small sizes; THREE palrs for— "$1.50 Pocket Knives— Boys' Scout Pocket Knives, regu- lation style, with two blades, lelth- er_punch.agd.carkscrew—. - p - . Hnuflnp and Purses— m\enl Leather Handbags and Purs good. .quality leathers, in black- and -colors; in sn' assortment of pleasing, well made styles— Up to $2.00 Necklaces— Fancy Bead Necklaces, colored orystal” effécts and. Wiethl' combink- tions, many with pendants— Men’s & Women’s Umbrellas— rainproof, black covers;. an assortment of de- sirabfe " and _serviceable 'handl many with silk.cord wristlets: l"olmhm Pens-<— Lambert Fountain Pens, '-ma Raucator: seif-mied ' styie guaranteed pens;-selid geld point: 51 dozen gs. in red, | Basement. lelnele == colors; 51 33-inch 2 all silk, yard— quality yard— and In a large 51 5] Women’s each style— Petticoats— _ embroidered: stitched— Men’ Six in Box— Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, half in box, finish, with hemstitched borders and heavily embroidered initial. larly $1.25 box.... $1.25 Clothes Baskets— Willow Clothes Baskets, strongly made; good siz Six Cups and Saucers— China_Decorated Cups and Saucers, set of six cups and six Up to $2.50 Women’s Hose— Women’s Thread and Fiber Silk Hose, in black and an assortment of also Fiber Lace and Two- torre Sport Hose, thread-silk, drop- stitch and clock styles. back and seamless: all sizes in the lot, but not in each style and color.. Women’s Fiber Silk Hose Two Pairs—. ‘Women's Black Fiber Silk Hose, made with fiber silk and cotton garter top: semi-fashioned back; all sizes; slight seconds of 89c values. TWO pairs for Imported Silk Pongee, heavy rich lustrous finish, in nat- ural tan shade— Black Satin Messaline— 36-inch Black Satin Messaline, rich satin-face quality, Silk Crepe de Chine— 39-inch Colored Crepe de Chine, firm-woven grade, sortment of light and dark colors, Three Yards 39¢ Ribbon— effects and plain colors, five inches - wide, THREE yards for— Misses’ $1.35 Union Suits— Misses' White Suits, high neck and long sleeves, ankle pants— Heavy-weight Cotton Union Suits, high neck apd long sleeves, low neck and sleeveless, regular and extra sizes, but not in $1.25 Storm Serge— 54-inch-Storm Serge, clo twilled quality, in nav: KADOSH :COUNCIL ELECTS., Election and installation of officers for the coming year femtured the meeting of the Washington Cowm of Kadosh, 30th degree, A. A. 8. R., International. Masonic Federation, last night in the temple at 1111 19th street. New officers are: Thomas F. Harper, eminent commander; Willlg 1. Herron, marshal; Dorsey F. Seville, captain general: Edward Austin, ora- tor; Lawrence C. Smith, chancellor: Dantel Williams, treasurer, and Ossi Burroughs, master of ceremonies. ———— The Pacific is fully a mile deeper than any other ocean. S50c s Handkerchiefs good quality, soft Regu- Seamed 51 51 in a large as- 51 51 51 $1.50 Union Suits— | assortment of novelty Fleeced Union ankle pants; ‘Women’s Nightgown ‘Of heavy fiannelette. double )oken. round and_square necks: prettily full cut and double 51 51 loub! brown, co- penhagen and black— Sl 49 Meiallic Clotli-v— 36-inch ‘Metallic .Cloth, in siiver, gold, turquoise, pink, rose, sky, emerl.ld. reseda, .Yale. bl Jade, green 4 ue, t Floer. terns— to ‘wear two finish - grade, yards for— fast- 51 51 $1.39 Table Damask— - 72-inck Superior Grade Mercerized Table Damask, choice of five pretty patterns. Yard— $1.25 Table Cloths— Hemstitched or Scalloped Damask Table Cloths, .$1.50 Lining Satin— Two-season Lining Satin, choice of any shade in stock; 8 Yards 18c Longcloth— 36-inch Longcloth, a fine, chamols- $1.25 Bleached Sheets— 72x90 Seamless Bleached B‘hntl, thm-qum.r-bed i $1.50 Door Pnd-— 35x45 Door Panels, made on quality net; pretty motif center = signs— 51 51 = 91 51 assorted neat 'pat- guaranteed Beasons, yard— for lingerie, -BIGHT size; ; ~ 51