Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1922, Page 25

CONGRESSIONAL . MEDAL AWARDED PARKER C. DUNN !Posummons Decoration Ordered i for “Conspicuous Gallantry ! Beyond Call of Duty.” l The congressional medal of honor has been awarded posthumously to Parker C. Dunn of Albany. N. Y., for- jmer private, Company A, $12th In- fantry, 78th Division. for “consplou- ous gallantry and intrepidity above and bevond the call of duty in action with the enemy near Grand Pre, France. October 23, 1918.” “When Private Dunn's battalion commander found it necessary to send a message to a company in the at- tacking line,” reads the citation, “and hesitated to order a runner to make the trip because of the extreme dan- ger involved, Private Dunn, & member of the intelligence section, volun- j teered for the mission. After advanc- }ing but a short distance across a field {swept by artillery and machine-gun 'nn he was wounded, but continued on_and was wounded a second time. Ouly too often is that annoying Htdde cough the warning of ill- Dess %0 come. Check its develop- | ment with Dr. King's. Grateful relieffor scratchy, itritated throat and inSamed tissoes quickly fol- I Stin undaunted he persistently at- ttompted to rry out his mission, | until he was killed by a machine-gun bullet before reaching the advance line.” —_— {D. C. AUDIT TO BE PUSHED, i SAYS SENATOR PHIPPS | Meeting of Committee Will Soon the Treasury, re- et now in vesterday. 1 to Washiugton said D expecte | immediately Im«munmns who have heen for some The Shame of e Bletmshed Skm For uns <. rash | months engaged in auditing the ex- or blotch penditures and receipts of tae Dis- rict of Columbia. This audit was considered necessary as the first step -elief from torture in reaching a determination as to inent. decla noted sk n spec what surplus rc\'en;xxcs'rlml‘\n;:nu; to ist. Apply a littl S the District are in the Tr pply ttle Mentho-Sulphur | the PRl SEE D ke E and improvement shows next day. Becatse of its germ destroying ; propertics. mothing has cver been round to take the ;-l.ue of this sul- phur preparation. The moment ol apply it healing begins. Only those who have had unsightly <kin trou- is oS Meo-| BERLIN PICKETS AIDING v, itch ng eczema is dried right up Get a small jar from any ‘..(d STRIKING § STAGE ARTISTS draggist and vse w like cold crcai | meeting of his committee as soon as appears essary to determine Y urther steps will be taken. A be submitted to both report must the surplus revenue €n or N‘Ivre the first Monday in February, 1923 ! Leading Ladies and Pnpulnr In- genues. Clad in Silks.. Parade in Front of Playhouses. Br tie Assod] m!d P"E' —is a Preseription for Colds. i e _'l-,;:_"‘,‘,’l":,‘ Fever and LaGripy It's the: ks. satine most speedy remedy we preventing Pnecumonia. WOMEN! DIE IT NEW FOR 156 Know, honses as pickets in \mnuh strike of stage artists which frective Saturday night. forty to fifty| [ ters in Berlin have shu down. A number of cafes, arants and hotels have placed quar: rs at the disposal of the strikers for: matinees. and productions are now be- ing arranged. Tho performers will give lh-xr services free, but they solicit the. with the heeam Tt monetal for th cause. that a large strike of actors A‘nreud\ .lurinx the last | 1 ll.u ..vrurrml, Skirts Kimonas Draperies ‘mionth lived lxh;n“h i i and pawn- Waists Curtains Ginghams . while he underground railway i services have een tied up since last Coats Sweaters Stockings TN CE HOTinE fo @ walkout of the Dresses Coverings Everything | employes. | 1+ MYSTERY IN DEATH. i = Spesyre=s i Coroner’s Jury Fails to Decide | Whether or Not Doctor Killed Self. November 28. Diamond Dyes Tenti.. f a coroner's jury to determine whether the Pl might have bheen shot! through possible motives of jealousy or as a result of mistaken identity. Dr. Fox was found dead in his au- tomobile near here yesterday and although a new pistol lay in the ma- chine. officials said the absence of : eing guaraoteed with Diwwond Dyes cven it you | have mever dred before. Just tell sour| druggist whether € e materlal yon wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, stion, or mized goods. Diamond Dres never dtreak, spot. fade, or rin- Come to the Golden Sands of CORONADO BEACH ING out into the warm, blue waters of lies this great all-year pleasure resort of Cali- fornia. Brilliant tropical foliage- and flowers offer a charming setting for the finest of bath- ' ing, fishing, ym:htm;.lulf polo, and tennis. Horse racing nearby at Tia Juana, Mexico. AtSanIhegohtheGthavul&uv:thih mm-mwnea.’!oum-ydmmmdut of -ndmmfnrtnbly reached in thtw;h “ car from New Orleans via z 0 “'Calif'oml Every mile scene worth while New Ordeans SUNSET LIMITED San Francisco Sen Antonio ElPaso Tucson San Diego Los Angeles Obssrvation Car, Through Dining Car, Standard Sleeping Cars and other camforts of modern travel. Daily Tourist Sleeping Car between Washington and San Francisco, Tri-weekly Sleeping Car ‘between New Orieans and Globe for the 120-mile detour by suto- moblle over the APACHE TRAIL HIGHWAY; also between 'New Orieans and San Dicgo via the San Diego & Arisona Railway through the CARRISO GORGE. For information and literature address SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES A.).r--.e-ul‘.ul Passenger Deopt., 65 Broadway, New York City. is the first time in the history! it whether in its opinion Dr. ¥ 3d. was killed or:com-! officials vesterday began ! houses of Congress on the matier of || and moral aid of the publlcli i i | { i i ! Be Called. He Declares. Senat PPhipps. chairman ot the int u\nfires\mnal committee inves- || ting the surplus revenucs of the || He | | to get into touch almast | | with the expert public |} THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 28, I‘).!:é. $1 Reversible Terry Cloth, 59 Full Ml!l. from 'hlch we will cut the desired number of full 3¢ {nches wide, in_a beaut!ful u.ortlnent of pat- terns and colors. Has the appearance of hl&h-eon velour. - : Udsaberg’s—Tourth Floer. Charge Accounts reat many of our regular customers, been accustomed tv paying as they buy, find It very convenient to make their purchases on a Charge Account. We'll be glad to explain the details of this plan—(Fifth Floor.) Tomorrow—Last Day of Our Challenge Sale & A fitting climax to our (Gireat Carnival of Underpricing. Extraordinary values in Thanksgiving Apparel, } y Winter Home Furnishings and Christmas Gifts. Closed Thursday, Thanksgiving Day. Wednesday’s Savings on Housewares Galvanized Jrom Wash Tabs, large 22-inch size; drop handles, Potts Sad Iroms, three l!and and handle, llA.. Cord Clethes OB 50-t. |enl(hl‘ 3%e. 69c Corb! .:n Boxes, strong $2.08 Peari-handle Steel Blade C-rrlll Sets, three Dieces, §3.40. Phc Cocoa Doer Mats, generous Scva Mops, with lon; handle, 4%e. e 1B toTw Makogany-finished Servimg Trays, pretty design; size 12x18 inches; worth $2.49 regularly, at l::d Iron Coal Heds, No. Room Siz 9x12-ft. Large quality. Choice of floral. Rich colorings. size, @be. @8 9312-ft. Seamless Rruw Rugw, Alexander Smirh & make; made for lasting ser indin assortment of pati and colorings. Worth & $36.00 and $40.00, at. . $ (’-/5 Sx10-1¢. ge Ro Stenclled Gra $1.98 Heavy Tin Bellers, double-warp erade, in greci. large No. 9 sige; cold wood blue und ‘brown orien al and handles, See. medallion designs; tape-bound Keyntone Food Choppers, with sides and ends. Worlh $3.95 four cutters; easily operated $7.00 each, at. (First Floor—Bargain Tabl o8e. Golderbery's—Basement TOYTOWN Where Childhood’s Dreams Come True Roller-bearing Scooters, with rubber-tired ss 98 wheels; = e - .40 Wooden “I.‘Il with rolmo;lblh !‘ldbe bt)adlrds. wooden wheels, steel ound; niade of selected lumber ss'zq Boys' Rubber-tived Veloel- pedes, Dlack enumeled half oval steel frame that will not bend; adjustable seat and red wheeis: suitable for children up to 3 Worth $3.40 sz 69 rly . . Ten etn, nirely var- 2 pa«hed in wooden ggc W omen’s Tht injuries are slight Goldenberg's—First Fioor. \ with Se" conulnln roller ing heavy wooden wheels: nch body s‘ 79 “S3e Mechanical Toy oc Acroplanes, well made. Alaminam Cooking Set: 30 four pleces in eet. ... $29% Imperted Jointed Dells, with bisque head, composition body; hand-sewed wigs. moving “82.48 Victor Atumi- cyes with cyclashes, choes and | wem Oval Shabpe stockings: 20-inch $1.98 | Doudle Roanters. $l 79 size . inch size $1.23 Dell's Feldiag Ge-Carts, with rubber-tired wheels 89 and leatherette hood c $7.08 Tey Autemebiles, 28311- inch body size;, %-inch rubber- $1.39 Vietor A -u--.- Coffee Percolators, pa side; six-cup rize.. Notions 98¢ tired wheels; steering wheel and starting crank: finiched $6.29 vy dark oak finiuhed: rolled-top style. worth $6.48 riy worth 3 regularly.” §5 40 Clark's 0. N. T- ten. black, wiite ¥ Smap Fasteners, Dlick and white: one dozen on card. Regularly 5c¢ r.ml TWO 5C cards for .... Hairpin Cabinets, large sizo containing about 300 assorted wire hair- 12(: White Cotton Tape. 12- yard pleces: No 70 Plece Sheets, $1.49 81x99 Seamless Bleached Sheets, extra large size for double beds; free fvom starch or dressing:-made of heavy, firm woven sl 49 sheeting canon 45338 Cases, pcrfect quality; flubnflfl' ana ironed. “onh 24(: ttachcd. All sizes. 39"’ W 's Sanitary qulllt)" Aprons, full size; white with three-inch he AT heen colors: warth 25C Worth 3¢ each, 50c. Each... Gl at Shoe or S Trees, rcgularly per ity full double-bed size; Toc s1. Spreads, 6c perfect ' quality. Worth sl 98 DRIF ..oocnecnnnnannnnn each ....... S-nch Unbicached Sheot- Weomen's Sanitary Napkins, IRgiCottans & Heavy ls full size; good quality: round thread quality. C Fogularly e kinds, SIX 21C Worth 20c yard, at.. Goldenberg's—First Fleor. in box for.... Goldenberg's—First Floor. Lace Curtains Underpriced $250 Values. Special at $4.00 Values. Special at $145 = $2.65 Choice of panel curtains or curtains by the pair, in Nottinghau. Scotch, Fii_t; Madras, Cable Net and Tuscan weaves; white, ivory and ecru shades; 235 and 3 yards long; neat designs and novelty effects. l'l‘n-—"nt\ Fiser. Great Price Reductnons on Boys’ Suits and Overcoats Boys® $13 to $20 Two-pants Suits, of fine all-wool materials, including Velours, Tweeds, Cassimeres and Cheviots, in rich colorings and mixtures; also all- wool navy blue Cheviots. Sizes 8 to 18 5 years. Reduced to.. Beyw Two-pants Sults, of all-wool materfals, in an assort- ment of neat, dressy mixtures. Coats Ii slpsca, In patch pockets or plaited models. Both pairs of pants fnlly llned. Siges 8 to 17 yeurl. $8 69 Values worth $10 and $13, At...... Junier Overcoats, with beav-| Bovs' Twe-pants Suits, good arette plush colier and quilted | quality materials, In & variety satine 1linin also Chinchilla | of seryiceable patterns: well and Fur-collar Qvercoats; all | taliored. Both pairs of pants belted snd with muft | fully lined, Sizes kets, Sizes 3 = 8 to 16 years. years. Values worth $6.60 55.75 wcrlll ‘10 to lli.l. 8 and §7.60, At..... Chinchfila Overcoats,! Boyw’ Overeoats, d S m-:l'u'-. gray, brown and cin- | preasted convertible (:A,r‘I‘lI:r namon; made with muff pock- | modeis, for the big boys, dou- ots; full belted; easy-slip ble-faced plaid back overcoat- yoke and nllld body linings. | ings and all-wool plaid-| 2 ] 54 88|corew, in ehe hGatha res Worth ~ $15 $ e 10.85 $3 All-Silk Canton Crepe at $2.69 Yard 40-inch Canton Crepe, all silkj rich, lustrous quality, in black, navy, brewn, tan, henna and white. 38-! Silk Poplin, imck Celored 88-inek Colored Crepe Kait, a extra heavy, high lustrous qual- L heavy crepe we: in navy, ity, in s large assortment of brown and black; strest and evening guaranteed mot to ul.dc» d-o black. C | slip. Worth $3.00 52,79 h $1.00 yard....., Yard. Atoepupgranney * 8.3x10.6-ft. size, worth $45.00, at. 6x9-ft. size, worth $27.50, at. Seamless Axminster or Wil nte ton Velvet Rugs, Alexander Smith & Sons make. $50 9x12-ft. Room Size Rugs, Tomorrow, 394 All perfect oriental and medallion designs. ...$35.75 ..$19.75 m—lncl- Felt-base Runner. for or s ir use; t red or white bLorders: any quantity cni from full rolls, Worth 50c vard.. 39¢ Stenciled Grass Rugs, heavy double warp, in green, blu brown and combinition’ color- ings: ntal und medallion designs- 1Xa30-Inch sise; worth S0c, size: worth e, Thread NS Colnnder num Dishpass, 1 rxe ers, pancl sides Goldenherg's—Basement Sharply Reduced PricesonWomen’s Coats, Suits, Dresses and Furs Qualities, Winter Appare phenomenal High-Class Winter Suits, Worth Up to $49.50 type. in tal will and Soft V . Brown and Stout sizes up to 50%a..... $19.75 to $25. 00 Dresses on Crepe. Faille Canto: ine, Poiret Twill and Wo side and :lrllud rn-m effec Suart S Tw;ll Cords. of French Blu women and a Clh Charmeu; ered waistlines, styles Ik Hose, All sizes. ppearnce. Victor Aluminam » Ve 'Ilr Alumi- nch Size ¢ llllmln\llll Rice Boll- s of| om Heavy Crepe, Tri blous! Women’s Silk Hose 89¢ Pair conds of Values Worth to $2 all-fashioned ['ure sirable colors. including black, cordovan and gray. nd will not affeet w in e Stockings. Victor Brand Aluminum Ware At Pronounced Savings 69¢ assortmients and values nake this Choose vour Winter Coat. he hetter effect regular value, $25.00. n Smart Chokers of lected Fox Fur $17.95. At.. Stone Marten Chokers of fine silky quality; regular value, $4 A Remarkable Sale of Men’s Overcoats $20 They are in handsome belted and thalf-belted styles, with raglan or set-in; sleeves; carefully tailored, as good, coats should be: of rich plaid- back fabrics that are thick and warm. Fine A wonderful selection of the sea- 's most approved colorings and effects. including browns. tans and Heather ringbones in browns and tans. Sizes 34 to 42. son grays. Goldenberg's—First Floor Olothes Bhop for Men—Direct Eatrance From K Strest. "Wonderful Values in Furs and Coats Chokers of Fine Fox Fur; $17.50 ' ey S - GUDISO) | eieowe Emak Slice S yOR Women’s $5 and $6 Satln Slippers, $3.29 Women's Brown and Black Satin Strap Pumps and Colonials, turn soles, Louis and military heels. All sizes in the lot from i to 7. A to C widths Women's Felt Comfort Slip- padded soles and pompon; 5125 pulr Goldenverg’s—First Floor Save Money on Your THANKSGIVING FRUIT CAKE Two Pounds 89¢ Fruit Cake. raisins, walnuis, spi ke it mellow Four Pounds $1.78 lied cherries. candied Shortened with butter Delicious pineapple, only and sufiiciently 1o 1w 39c Table Oilcloth, 25¢ yard i-qusrier Table Oileloth s of the standard quality, & n white, fancy and tiling Women's $1 Union Suits € Goldenberg s—First Floor. 35c Shirting Madras, 25c yard Wamen's Flecced Cot- ¢ Shirting Madra ton Union Suits, low neck w grounds with neat ¢ and i sleeves. knee- ored st fine. do;e-v«mc lengt alo low “oit-finish grade, for men’s and h and sleeveless: ankle boys, shirts. women's and chil- periect qualiis ear. Outing Flannels, extra double-fleeced 22 C b meat colored ch Rleached Shaker Flam- ¢ yard. vy double-flecced l6 C Goldenberg's—Firss Floor. Goldenberg's—First Floor. the season’s 1standing ~ale oif Women's or Dress hc.r tomarroy and profit by these Suit Fur-Trimmed Coats and Wraps Values Worth Up to $85.00 $49 Worth Ihe season’s richest and most favored materials. inc Aralella. Ormandale, Luxura, Pollyanna. Bolivia and Normandy Very fine grade furs inciude Golden Beaver, Siberian Squirrel, American Fox, Caracul, Taupe, Woli and Natural Raccoon. W Coats. draped models, new straightlines. bloused effects. side efiects with Man- rin sleeves, ete. Fine Winter Coats, Up to $45 Developed of iabrics, such as Normandy, Velorette, Bolivia, Corde- e, Sucdene and Cut Bo- ia, the mgjority with luxu- * rious fur collars; some with fur collars and cuffs to match. in Navy, Brown, Deer. Sor- o and Black. lored and fur-trimmed styles, of Marleen. ultlessly tailored. Colors 36 to 44 for Every suit | $24.50 $12.90 $139.50 Silk Laces, Velveteen. Straightlines, circular and flare Fur Coats of heautiful mm- le: regular value $1 Fine Quality Hudson Seal with squirrel or slkunk L‘flllax and cuffs, worth $3 '$292.50 Women’s Bloomers $35 Women's Bloomers of lustrous satine, in o and pink; and large reinforce- ments. Worth $1.50 Bloomers, of Windsor flannel- ette, blue grounds with blue bird double elas knee 85¢ : full cut sizes Worth $1.25 pair..... B Bloomers, of pink or black satine. lustrous quality, large re- Inforcement aud heavy elastic fipish; full cut 79 Sizes .0, c Goldenberg's—First Floor. $4 and $5 Beaded Handbags, $3.29 Women's Beaded Handbags. in an assortment of beautiful attractive patterns, with shell frames; large roomy shapes; clogely beaded. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Sale of Rings 29¢ Values Up to $1.00 1l and sterling silver iety of including birthstones in west settings. Warranted mixtures Her- $2 and $2.50 Leather Handbags, $1.55 A special purchase of new. up-to-the-minute styles in hand- including Vanity Bag wagger Bags and Pouch ci- || fects. Black and [folored letahers. of good qua' in em- bossed, tooled and novel'y ef- fects . 79c and 89¢ Bandeaux, 69¢ Beautiful Pink Bandewux s.ik striped and brocade material=, deep cut models; perfect fitting: all sizes. . Goldeaberg's—Third Floor. Little Tots’ ; Panty Dresses, ; Little Tots un Dresses, of fine uumu\m nd ginghams, in a~sort, colorings and datnty jered designs on zes 2 to 6 years “Mnh-t ‘s—Third Floor. Women’s Gingham Bungalow Aprons, $1.29 Fine quality Gingham L low Aprons, guarantecd fast colors, in neat necks: trimmed with plain color chambray col lar, cuffs, belt and pockcts: well made and finished Extra Size Gingham popular checked med with plain effects, trne- | ors around nec sley belt Ssens el $1.39 Goldenbery's—Third Floor. $2.50 Extra-size Pettlcoats, $1.98 tra size Heatherbloom Pe ticoats, others fine quality satin, in biack only: made with =nh<h plaited flounce: all lengths. i Women's Pe of lustrous satine, in black, ereer. biae sed other wanted cnlo; plaited ! flounces: all lengths, $ 1.00 “ ‘orth $1.29 e Gol.rhlllell I-—Thnl Tleer. 39¢ and 48¢ Cretonnes, 19¢ Yard-wide Washatl tonnes, in mill lengths fr. 10 vards. in floral, stripe, foliage and tapestry des: light and dark colorings i First Floer—Bargain Table Aprons, Kayser Gloves, 98¢ Pair Kayser's Chamoisette Gloies, gauntlet znd 16-button lengths: embroidered and spear-point backs. All wanted shader Al sizes. 79c Boxed Neckwear, 59c Each A special assortment of Waon - en's Neckwear, in dainty gift boxes. Included are (ollar and Cuff Sets, Bertha Collars and Vestees, in novelty embroidered and luce effects. o G0ldonberg’s—First Floor. Stylish Marabout Capes, $5.98 Smart Marabout Capes. sofi. | flufly fibers, in natural. seal and | black. Finished with ribbon ‘ euds and_silk lining. These make an ideal gift suggestion { $2 All-Wool Serge $1.39 Yard 34-inch All-wool Imperai French Serge. extra fine quality. made of selected wool with the desired fine, closely woven double twill: thoroughly \:onged and shrunk. In navy and brown. S4-inch All-wool Velouwr, & su- perior high-grade gual in black, nn.\y biue, Worth $3.25 yard S4-ipch Atl-wool Lieavy weight, in piain ¢ two-toned novelty effe: Zood assortment of sl 49 wanted colors. Worth S4-iach All-wool Tricotime, = $3.00 yard rich close waule quality, in Dbluck Worth $3.00 yard. S4-imch All-Woel Snitingw, in- rsey Clot Fweed Mix- es. Ivertone Suitings Crepelia, Heather Suitings, eto. in black, brown. navy blue and other Tances Mo $1.39 Worth §2 yard .. S4-inch ch weight Coatings, reversible quality, in colors, with beauti- tul _plald backs. Worth $4 yard ... Plaid. $2.98 S0-inch Salt's Sealakinette. a: extra heavy, with the appear- ance of expensive fur. Worth $10 yd. 36-inch Costume fine, ricl grade i burgundy, and green. $3.00 vard Goldsnberg's—First Floor. elveteen. o iffon finish taupe, Sale of Sample Comforts 55 and $6 Values at $3.65 §9 and $10 Values at 72x80 double-bed size. covered with silkolines, cambrics and satines: the lowe: priced filled with fluffy white. while the higher priced are filled with Hygeia brand lamb’s wool 66x80 Heavy-weight Blankets, of superior gradc cotton, wi'h soft fleece finish, in blue. pink. tan and gray. $3 65 Worth $5.00, at Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. deep pile quality. i $8.49 |