Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1922, Page 9

oy g oo * streets lookmg for wark,” the spelker n.l ot Ry [ RES@AGE o Union’s Report on New Scale Leading Feature of Indian- - apolis Convention. B the Associated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind February 13 | IIIII|I||III|||IIIIIII|'II-IIIII II'I’IIIIMIIH.IIllllll||lIlllllfllfilllilllllliill|llII||||I|I|Imm‘_lllfllllllllllllllll|llllll —The wage poliey of the United Mine Workers of America, apparently cer- tain to oppose any wage reduction in seeking. new agreements with opera- tors effective April 1, was considered today by the union’s scale committee, whose report will be the main busi- ness for the union's important com+ Vention that meets here tomorrow. All twenty-seven district pres dents of the union forming the scale committee were here, for passing final- complele into sessi R noonoeat A made of eommittes decisions and com- | mitteemen sald none woul uatil the report was prenented form- | ally to the conventi cutaneu Pl.-hei onferences | Gral htfs predlcled that some form of an umlercu.ndmg would resuit from the &ago meeting. legates to the mlnerl ‘convention ming from coal ds scattered lhroughout the coun!ry also began l.r riving here today, were only g\u.rd of 2,300 enuded 10 seats in the conv!nllol\ Members of the convention credential commit- tee said most of the delegates would arrive tonight and that others would ;mt reach here uatil tomorrow motn- ng. IGNORANCE DECLARED FOE OF SOLDIER AID Commander of American Iagion Says Public Is Not Familiar With = Compmslfion !rogrnn. en I\‘ldres: her T have never met penen oppond to adjusted compens: thorough under‘!lnd nl’ of xhe bill now befor: “With hnndrid‘ of thou fdrmer service men walmnc th! the prevgat Wt ehamd be done with them but it is lha duty of the cbumry to give to them what they have been denied. “Adjusted compensation does not and cannot pay for patrio and servue. No, it is an insult to suggest “You have heard a lot of the bonus Intel!«. particularly since a great wave who choose the cash payment vm réceive $50 every threc rae men who are Walking the streets looking for work will make spendthrifts of them. GEN. GREENE PLANS NEW REVOLUTION IN MEXICO Former Governor of Tabasco Steals Away From Guard at . Mexico City. MEXICO CITY, retmury 12—Gen. H i3 § ° e =32 EENTH =l l__lx: R . _©O G33uZ33hiigcRsE ReR 33P9%ch Ewd 5T Illllll|lmlllllllllllllmlllllllIllllllllllllllllmllllllIllllmllll"llll"llllllmul!lll’.flluuu||muumlmmlmlllummmunmmnmummmummlm_llluuumllllllllmmlmmmmmlllummmmmummmm , H 58 Ll g £z 53 ’s z A o -] A 8! g ] 3 2 T acquitted on this agreement he remained in the capi- tal, meanwhile drawing full ulnry as Governor of Tabasco. The disappearance ot has given rise to much revolutionar; speculation here. Reports receive charge, but by ‘Gen. Greens today 'abasco indicate that the entire state is tranquil due to the nt peace agreement arrived at be. the military commander. The Tabasco government had bee: s 1402 N. Y. Ave. N. W. (Bond Bldg.) 1704 14th St. N. W., Cormer B 12Y2c H uck Towels 8c Hemmed Huck Towels, neat red botders; absorb- ent weave; for hand\ or side towels; size I inches. Geldenberg's—First Floer. Printed Patterns —~can be depended upon to give you the favored style trend=— an air of smartness that is in- deed satlsfymg . e " 29c Goldenberg’s—=Pifst Floor. mal Clean-Up' —Bnnvmg Forward for Tuesday All Oddments of Merchandise Left From QOur Half-Yearly RUMMAGE SALE at Startling Reductions for a Decisive and Absolute Clearance. - 59c Table Damask 496 yards of 58-inch Bleached Table Damask, in stripe and dice patterns; splendid grade for home or cafe use; mill remnants. Crétonnes 19¢ Washable Cretonnes, mill lengths from 1 to 8 yards; light and dark floral, bird and tapestry dellgns First Floor, Bargain Tuble. Selling Begtns Promptly at 9 15 O’Clock---No Telephone Oriders or C. O D.’s for These Goods - - Knit Underwear Misses’ 65¢ Fleeced Cotton Pants, 8, 10, 12 and 14 years, 25c¢. " Women’s 50c Winter-weight Coet- ton Undershirts; each, 35e. Women’s $1.00 Winter-weight Cot- ton Pants, pair, 45¢. Goldenberg's—First Floor. ; White Goods 28e White Indian Head, 36 inches wide, lengths from 2 to 10 yards, at 18¢. 45c White Mercerized Poplin, 27 inches wide, at 25c¢. 69c White Organdy, 45 inches - wide, at 3% yd. Chiffon Voile, 40 inches wide, two-ply quality, at ,44c. 29¢ White Plisse Crepe, mercerized finish, 27 inches wide, at 19¢. . 69c¢ Wlme Mercernzed Satime, 48c. Goldenberg's—Firs 0dd Lot of Men’s Underwear, val- - ues worth up to $1.00, at 250. Men’s Union Suits, seconds of $1.25 to $2.00 values, at 5%¢. . Men’s Heavy Cotton Sweaters,, . worth $2.00 each, at 79¢. Men’s Half Hose, seconds of 33c to 650 values, at 10c pr. Men’s Hose, damaged; 9% 10 10145 up to 25c values, pair, Se. Men’s $6 to $8 Silk Shirts, $2.45. Men’s 25¢ Paris Pad Garters, 15c. Men’s Caps, worth to $1, at 25¢. Men’s $1 ‘Heavy Gray Cotton Sweaters, small sizes omly, 39c. Men’s 85 to $7.50 Sweaters, $1.85. Men’s $5.00 Bntln-obes, $1.95. Goldenberg's—First Floo: Neckwear and - Veilings 23c Mesh Veilings, length, Wemen’s 25¢ and 39:81(301&13‘:116 Caff Sets and Collars, 12¢. $4.50 Marabout Capes, $2.69. "s—First Floor. Odd Lots Footwear 300, Fairs Women’s lfigh Shoes, . sizes 2 to 4, at $1. pair. 200 Pair Women’s 56 to $8 Shoes and Oxfords, $3.:69 pair. Misses’ and Children’s $2.50 and $3.00 Righ Shoes, $1.95 pair. Women’s $2 Boudoir Slippers, $1.29. Boys® $3 and $3.50 Shoes, $2.48. 15¢ Shoe Polish, 7c. Goldenderg's—First Floor. | TIrimmed Hats: N Truly wonderful values offered tomorrow at this price,, mcludmg the followmg > Trimmed Hats ‘Tagal Braids Faille and Striw Combinations “Molly-O” Hats, 49c Of davetyn, in delph, rose, henna, sand, gray, brown and navy blue. Geldsnbor’s Fioer. ’lomorrow we will offer all merchandise that femains from our RUMMAGE SALE. This means soil- " ed, rumpled or damaged goods accumulated during the season, together with small lots, odds and ends and broken lines, all remnants, and so forth. We want to begin the new season with clean, fresh stocks, and we are determined to clear out this merchandise tomorrow. Pricés are in many instances but fractions of the worth of the gopods. COME EARLY—this is to be a banner bargain day, and many of the items are Hm- -ited and will sell out in a short time. All sales final—no goods sent C. O. D. or on approval; no mail or phohc order< Ml 4 AllWool Serge Dresses, 2 & 3 years. Were $3.98, at $1.98. 2 Gingham Dresses; sizes 14 years only. Regularly $3.98, at $1 98 26 Lawn Dresses; were $1.50 $2.00, at $1. 00 27 All-wool Beach Rompers, sizes 22 and 24. Regularly $2, at $1. 14 Liwle Girls’ $6.98 Winter Coats; sizes 2 to 6 years; $3.69. 20 Girls’ $1.50 & $2 Smocks, $1. Liule Girls’ 39¢ Flannelette Petti- coats; 2 and 4 years; 27¢. ‘Goldenberg’'e~Third Fleor. Handkerchiefs, 3c t ©f Women's Handkerchiets, plain white, with hemstitched borders; slightly mussed from handling: vaiuds ‘wotth to 10c eath, at Se. Furniture 10.piece Walnut Finiech Dining Room Suite, slightly marred; was $485.00. Now $293.00. 10-piece Chippendale Dining Room Suite; was $495.00. Now $395. 10-piece Dining Room Suite, Wal- nut finish; was $298.00. Now $198.00. 3-piece Overstuffed Living Room Suite; was $385.00. Now $245. 3.picce Overstaffed Davenport Suites was $375.00. Now $295. 3-piece Living Room Suite, with cane back; was $198.00. Now $125.00. Heavy Fumed Oak Pedestal Table; was $35.00. Now $18.00 4-piece Colonial Bedroom Suite; was $185.00. Now $115.00. 4-piece Bedroom Suite, sold as is; was $450.00. Now $195.00. 4-piece Bedroom Suite, sold as is; was $250.00. Now $150.00. Colored Wash Goods' 19¢ Printed Voiles, 38 inches wide, light grounds, at 934c. 39¢ Plain Color. Voiles, 44 inches wide, assorted shades, at 22c. 50c¢ Shantung Pongee at 39¢c. 29¢ Colored Dotted Swise, 18c. 69¢ Satin Striped Voiles, 49c. Laces & Embroideries Spanish Lace Flouncings, 36 inches wide; pongee, gray, white and black, $2.98 yard. $1.25 Ruffled Flouncmgs, 27 inches mde, 85c yard. ‘Goldeabere’s—TFirst . Floo: Silks $1.00 Silk Mxxed Poplin, 36 inches wide, assorted. shades, at 59c. «1:69 Black Taffeta, 35 in., pure | silk, wear guaranteed, $1.19, $1.50 Crepe de Chine, 39 inches wide, new spring shades, $1.29. $2.00 Canton Crepe, 40 in., black, brown and navy, $1.25, $2.25 Satin Charmeuse, 40 inches .wide, various shades, at $1.89. $1.59 Satin Messaline, 35 inches wide, all wantell shades, at $1.09. Geldsabery's—Tint Fiowr, | -|5 Seamléss Brussels Now read the details. Home Needs Aluminum and Nickel-plated Cof- fee Percolators, values up to $7.49, at $3.98. 49¢ Aluminum Sink Su-amers, 25¢ White Lined Iron Preserving Ket- tles, worth to $2.50, at 31.49 59c Soap Dishes, 39¢. $1.49 Cut Glass Bonbon Dishes, assorted styles and sizes, at 98c. 6 Gas Lamps, worth $9.98, at $4.98. $1.49 Cut Glass Fruit Bowls, 98c. $1.49 China Plaques, 98c. $1.39 Japanese China Decorated Burenn Sets, at 98¢c. 75¢_Onepound Cans of Wizard Wax, for all woodwork, at 39c. Goldenborg's—Basement. Fourth Floor Rummage- 11 Heavy Wool and Fiber Rugs, size 9x12 ft. Worth $15.00. 14 Imperial Weave Crex! Rugs, size 8x10 ft. Worlh $15.00. r 8 Reversible Stenciled Crex Rugs, sise 9x12 ft. Worth $15.00. ,sz-‘fi 7 Smith's Seamless Brus- ecls Rugs, auo 6x9 ft. Worth $12.5 12 Pairs All-wool Blankets, _ size 70x80 inches. Worth $12.95. 11 Fiber Covered Trunks, 34 and 36 inch sizes. ~ Worth $12.95. . J S 26 Stenciled Grass Rugs, size 9x12 ft. Worth $10. 14 Reversible Wool and Fiber Rugs, size 9x12 ft. Worth $10.00. n Cmvdet Luxe l}‘“? size 4,2 t. x 7% ft. Vor $/.65 8 knetol Co\ered Suit 0 Cases, 36 inches. Worth 42 Pairs of Fine Grade Lace Curtains. Worth $8.50 pair. 9 Heavy Tapestry Couch| Covers, 60 inches wide. Worth $7.95. i Rugs, size 11 ft. 3x12 ft.” Worth $35.00. 4 Seamless Velvet.Rugs,; size 9x12 ft. ‘orth $32.50. 5 Wilton Velvet Rugn,! size 6x9 ft. Wonhl$18-75 ugs, size 7.6x9 ft. orth Tranks. Worth $30. 8 Seamless Brussels Rugs, size 9x12 ft. Worth $32.50. J 19 Congoleum Rugs, siz® 4.6x9n8;t. Worthp' ] s 28 Stefieiled Grass R l . Worth B el sz 45 16 Linoleum Rugs, sise " 3x12 ft. Worth $5.00. Notions and Buttons " Sanitary Napkins, full size. One dozen for 35c. Clark’s O. N. T. Darning Cotton, black, white and colors, 2¢. Safety Pms, one dozen at 4c. 15¢ Curling Irons at 8c. 5¢ Heavy Nickeled Thimbles, at 1c. Children’s Underwaists at 19¢ 10¢c Wash Cloths, 5c. 25c¢ Hat Brite, bottle, 14¢. 15¢ Real Hair Nets, cap and fringe, assorted colors, at Tec. 5S¢, 10¢c and 15¢ Coat, Suit and Dress Hangers, at 3e. 10c and 15¢ Pearl Buttens, 6c. 10c Black Plush Coat Buttons, assorted sizes, eard, Sc. Goldenbderg's—First Floor. Umbrellas, $1.09 Men's and Women's Umbrellas, fast /black, ebonine handles; American (Cot- ton) taffeta” covers. Some with cord loope. Goldenberg'e—First Fleor. Women’s Ready-to- Wear Apparel Up to $1.00 Cotion Waists, at 48c. Up to $3.98 Smocks, at $1.48. “Bestyette” Raincoats, worth to $5.98, at $2.48. Up to $9.50 Cloth Dresses, $3.48. Misses’ Jersey Dresses, $7.48. Up to $5.98 Silk Pongee Smocks, at $2.48. $5.98 Voile Blouses, $2.48. Up to $27.50- Women’s Cloth Coats, at $9.48. Up to $29.75 Women’s and Misses’ Cloth Suits, at $10.48. Women’s. and Misses’ Raincoats, worth $19.75, at $10.48. Up to $29.75 Women’s Plush Coats, at $11.48. Up to $39.75 Women’s ‘Cloth Coats, at $13.48 Up to $37.50 Women’u Plush Coats, at $16.48. Up to $47.50 Fine Cloth Suits, at . $15.48. Up to $85.00 Coats, $37.48. ‘Goldenbderg's—Second Floor. Leather Goods . Leather Handbags, black and col: ors, broken lots, up to $3.98 values, at $1.98. Women’s Duvetyne l.nndbn.gs, as- sorted colors, former $2.00 val. ues, at 95¢. Goldeaberg’e—TFirst Floor. ‘25¢ Sanitol Compact Powder, or Rouge, each, at 9c. -50¢ Sanitol Mouth, Wash, at 9c. Milrone Nail Enamel, at Se. 15¢ Carlton Bath Tablets, 7c. 25¢ Whisk Brooms at 19¢. Stationery Rummage Linen Finish Writing Tablets, riote size, 15¢ value, at 8c. 15¢ Fancy Art Calendars, at 3c. Up to 89¢ Writing Papers, with envelopes, assorted colors, 33c. $1.00 “Gem” "Fountain Pens,' self filler—slyle, at 55¢. Domestics & Bedwear Mill length of 19¢ Dress Ginghams, 27 inches wide, at 12}5c. 15¢ Outing Flannel, 27 inches wide, at 83/c. " 15¢ Bleached Shaker Flannel, 27 inches wide, at 10c. 39%-inch Unbleached Muslin, worth 15c¢ yard, at 93] c. 54x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets, worth 89¢, at 59¢. 81x90 Seamless' Bleached Sheets, seconds of $1.35 values, at 89c. 16c Bleached Cotton, 36 inches wide, close woven, at 1215c. $1.39 White Crochet Bed Spreads, single bed size, at $1.00. Geldenberg's—First Floer. Wool Dress Goods $1.00 Tweed Suitings, 54 inches wide, neat mixtures, at 79¢c. 69c Plaid Dress Goods, 42 inches wide, at 39¢. $1.39 All-Wool Serge 50 inches wide, navy blue and black, also 48-inch Brown Serge, at 98¢. $3.00 All-Wool Imported French Serge, 54 inches wide, black and navy blue, ax 81 "$1.00 All-Wool ¢ Chnlhe, 36 inches - wide, at 69e¢, $2.50 All-Woal Black Tricotine, 46 inches ulde, at $1.49. Goldenderg's—First Boys’ Clothing - 36.9;) Two-pants Corduroy Suits, 7.8, 11 and 12 years, $3.98. $6.00 Overcoats at $3.98, $7.50 All-Wool Mackinaws, $4.29, Up to $2.25 Combination Suits, corduroy pants and wash blouses, at 97¢. $1.25 Wash Suits, 87c. $1.00 Blouses at 39¢. $1.25 Ruff Neck Swe-tero, 69c. Goldenberg 's—FirstiFider: Glove Oddments Women’s $1 md 1. 25 Kid Gloven Se. Children’s Gny Wool. Gloves, 19¢c. Oéldenberg's—First Floor. Laces and. ——— Embroideries at V> Price Remnants of Laces, Embtoadenes and Georgettes, in 2 varie! patterns, marked at ONE-HALF reg- ular prices. CGeoldenderg 's—First Floor. Men’s Clothing s iondaa 512 .95 models, sizes 36 nnd 37 only. 65 Two-pants Sulh, young men and $ 95 students’ models; blue and white stripes;|” -;mflto37onl)) =1 7 0dd Coats, dark colnn, sizes 34 and 36,:alsq°0 one size 44 stout, e-eh g S z H = E = 2 g 2 2 g ES EH z - £ B g H S £ E E S g £