Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1923, Page 19

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Truly! tiny bottle of jYour drugglst selis a g suficieat to Freezone” for a few cents, yemove every hard corn, soft corn, or eorn between the toes, and the calluses, withous soreness or {rritation. Vegex the delicious new vitamindrinksuppliesthe body with the vital min- /| eral elements that build strong teeth, strong bonesand mul- tiplies blood corpuscles— the policemen disease. children likeit. Ask your gro- cer or druggist. Hiding a rash wont hcarfin Attempts to conceal - complexion ‘biemishes usually fail, and only serve 1o draw attention to the defects. Underrteath most unattractive skins is. a clear, pleasing: complexion—all that ig needed is the propertreatment! It is surprising how often a brief yse of Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap /vill clear away blotches, redness and ‘roughness an i(ve the skin its natura) freshness and charm. ok Ask your draggist fee Resinol. Resinol (PUPILS WIN FIGHT For Skin Tortures Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic| ~Vacation Trips Liquid, Just ' What You Need Don't worry about Eczema or other skin troubles. You can have :b md healthy -‘l’(ln b)." usil Zun-“ at rug store for 35c, or extra liri‘:{mle at $1.00. Zemo generally removes Pimples, Blackheads, Blotches, Eczema and | Ringworm and makes the skin clear and healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is ecasily.. applied . and_ costs a mere fie. for ‘each application. It “is ’ 'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1923. FOR TRIPS T0D. C. New: England Editor’s Charges of Too Gay Times Here Are Not Proved. Bpecial Dispatch to The Btar. BOSTON, Mass. May “Washington trip” is saved. Senfor classes of New England high schools will continue to make their annual excursions to the na- tion's capital, in splte of efforts of || puritanical townsfolk to prove that (hese trips have been gaver than they should have been and also not || as “educational” as they might have been. The test case was fought out in Uxbridge, Mass., where the editor of the community’s weekly newspaper published charges that the sixteen || members of the Washington party || wound up their week's jaunt in New York by attending a ‘“burlesque show.” The burlesque show, it de- veloped, was the Ziegfeld Follies. H In Uxbridge, Lester Taft, the editor whose charges stirred up all the trou- ble, was invited to air his allegations before an open meeting of the school board. The meeting was called and Taft failed to show up. A second! meeting convened, and again not appear. Final action took place when the junior class of the Uxbridge High School received permission to go ahead with its entertainments and candy sales, the proceeds of which will ‘be devoted to the Washington trip next vear. Hundreds of other lower classmen in_high schools all over New England breathed easier. MODERN NEWSPAPER 28.—The JUDGED BY ETHICS|| Pulitzer Tells Students of Journal-|(}' ism Technical Efficiency Is Not Criticized. | NEW YORK, May 28.—The public's | criticism is not directed at the tech- nical efficiency of journalism, but at its strength or weakness judged by ethical standards, Ralph Pulitzer said in an address to graduates and under- graduates of the Pulitzer School of Journalism, at a dinner celebrating the tenth anniversary of its founding by Joseph Pulitzer. Frank A. Vanderlip. Frank Ward O'Mally and Melville E. Stone, coun- sellor of the Associated Press, also were speakers. Standardization of newspapers was described as the most dangerous tend- ency of the day by Frank A. Vander- lip. Too much attention was paid to selling the papers, he said, and too little to the making of them. The modern newspaper, he continued, pub- | | lished more news but lacked the va- risty and personality of those of twenty years ago. The growth of publicity through press agents, he , removed reporters from contact with the source of facts. “It is impossible for anybody to| | read evervthing in the modern news- paper,” Mr. Vanderlip said. “The papers publish a vast amount of in- consequential matter, apparently not for intelligent people, but for the en- tertainment of morons.” NEW LOAN FROM FORD SOUGHT BY DETROIT! | City Asks Third Million From Auto Maker; Wall Street Greatly Underbid. H DETROIT, May 28.—An additional | loan of $1,000,000 is being sought |}/ from Henry Ford by the city of Detroit has become known. The Ford interests already have loaned the city $2,000,000 of which $1,600,000 is for general expenses over the interim extending to July 15, when tax_collections begin, and $500.000 | represents an advance on street rail- way bonds to finance extensions and improvements. By obtaining its loans from the Ford Motor Company the city will save nearly $1,000 amonth in interest pavments on each million borrowed, according to Willlam J. Nagel, city controller. “Where eastern banking interests are charging 4% and 5 per cent as a minimun, the city has ob-{| tained its loans from the Ford Motor Company at 4 per cent” Mr. Nagel || said. —_—— KLAN LEADERS GIVEN WORKHOUSE SENTENCES || Minneapolis Judge Sends Four to||f| Jail for Criminal Libel I | Against Mayor. .MINNBAPOLIS, May 28.—Roy N.! Miner, exalted cyclops of the Ku Klux || Klan of Minneapolis and three other of the five defendants convicted of criminal libel against Mayor George || E. Teach, were given workhouse sen- tences by Judge F. Nye. The fifth defendant, Shirley Refc- hert, a notary public, was fined $50 with the option of thirty days in the workhouse. Miner and Gladys Kennedy drew maxfmum sentences of ninty days, George Silk, Hopkins, Minn., publish- er, and Tom Sullivan received sixty || days each. The defendants received || #tays of sentence pending a motion to set aside the verdict. —_— TO EDIT: PAPER. D. C. Boy Elected College. Special Dispatch to The Star. SALEM, Va. May 28.—J. Martin Orndorft,’ 220 '7th street, northeast | Washington, was unanimously elected editor-in-chief of the Brackety-Ack, the college newspaper, in the generai election held by the students of Roanoke College. He has filled .this college position the present ses- sion with- distinction. Many of. his editorials during the present year evoked the favorable comment of leading editorial writers of the Vir- ginia pre: i ITALIAN WINS FENCING. | NEW YORK, May 28.—Giacinto| of Italy won the .American onal fencing champlonship early m Louis Senac, United States titleholder, 7 to scored on poin! with _saber, foils and g at Roanoke || By Sea Baltimore to Boston . Providence Savannah and Jacksonville Try the New Steamship “Alleghany” | |} Merchants & Miners Trans. Co. 1 N W T t did || The Challenge Sale Ends Tomorrow With a Host of Remarkable Values in Decoration ’ A n . @ on your Decoration Day trip. This — e = ———— e lot e “Kordette” Knitted Crepe Silks Have Been Sold in Washington at $4 Yard $].98 36-In. “ALLTIME” Knitted Crepe, $1.69 Genuine “ALLTYME” Knitted Crepe—the silk fabric that finds favor with so many women for summer wear, in such desired colors as bobolink, sandalwood, cocoa, blue jay, . Haas Brothers “Kordette” Knitted Crepe Silks have gained a national reputation and are the newest and most favored silks of the season for the new Sports wear, dresses, capes, skirts, jacquettes and blouses. g All pure silk of lovely texture, firm in weave and pos- sessing a richness and beauty all their own. 36 inches wide. IN A WELL SELECTED ASSORT- MENT OF WANTED SHADES. cadet, tan, silver, steel, black, navy and white. 36 inches wide. $2.50 Canton Crepe, $1.98 Beaufiful soft clinging quality, in navy, brown, henna, boktolink, tan, old rose, fawn. fallow, Madonna, Japan, gray, zinc, steel, white and black. 40 inches wide. Flowers & Potted Plants For Memorial Day Fresh supplies of beautiful Cut Flowers. Potted Plants and Arti- ficial Wreaths now ready in our Flower Department—First Floor. Carnations, 89c dozen. Peonies, $1.59 dozen. Potted Plants, 15c a pot and up. A variety of beautiful Cut Flowers at lowest possible prices. Artificial Wreaths, $3.95. Goldenberg's—First Floor. gloria, in purple. From this lot of High-grade Suit Cases you will surely find the case you have been looking for to take For Your Holldqy Trip Sale of $4 Suit Cases $2.88 $2.00 Satin Messaline, $1.39 All silk quality with rich satin face, in a complete range of summer shades for street and evening wear, also black. 25 inches wide. $5 Colored Silk Umbrellas, $2.88 Women's Colored Silk Umbrellas, imported plece dyed silk taffeta and garnet, grade navy, Superior materials, with silk taped edge. selection of high-class handles with loather straps and rings, finished with white bone or amber tips and club ends. Some in the lot are subject to slight imperfections, faults which are hardly perceptible and in no way Wear or appearance. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. represents and black fiber covered, black enameled cloth and fine 24 and 26 inch_ sizes, with reinforced corners, good lock and side catches; neatly lined. Mostly all have all-around straps. lonberg’s—Fourth Floor. ] \o.u green and silk mixed Large affecting Sports & Ready-to-Wear Hats For Decoration Day Wear 1. 74 Of Rough Straw, Peanut, Milan Hemp, Leghorn and nov- elty braids, also soft combinations that are most effective. Gaily adotned with ribbons in bows and draped in velvet and satin in numerous ways. —Pokes —Mushrooms Every Hat fresh and new. wanted colors. —Roll Brims —Off-the-Face A varied selection of the most New Sports Hats $2.95 to $10 Smart Sports Hats in all the new popular Summer colors— hats with a world of style, in Natural Leghorn, Milan Hemp, Peanut, Rough Straws and novelty braids. Gaily adorned with bright, colorful velvets and satin draped around crown, snappy - ribbon bows in tailored effects. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. A Two-Day Sale of Men’s Summer Furnishings With Decoration Day almost here and the good old Sum- mertime just ahead, what could be more welcome than this sale of the things ‘men need for hot weather comfort— athletic underwear, hosiery, shirts, etc.? Worthy qualities from our regular stocks, priced at much below regular—for Tuesday. Men’s Regular $1 to $1.50 Athletic Union Suits All Sizes All Perfect 34 to 46 79(: Quality Made of mercerized pongee, 88x88:checked nainsook, 72x80 checked nainsook, plaid madras, mercerized satin stnre madras and crepe madras. All perfect garments, full cut and we | made. Sizes 34 to 46. $1.50 Union Suits, $1.15— Genuine Porosknit Union Suits, short sleeves, ankle or knee length legs; closed crotch; white and ecru colors; perfect quality. (Limit, three suits.) President Suspenders, 35¢ —Good quality lisle elastic web- bing, in stripes, plain white and colors. Fresh stock. Notions 15¢ De Long Hair Nets, 10c— Double mesh. all _shades except white and gray; cap and fringe nets; guaranteed quality. Dress Shields, 25c—Excello Dress Shields, guaranteed light- weight nainsook covered shields; sizes 2, 3 and 4; regular and shirt waist styles. 19¢ Hairpin Cabinets, 10c—Large size cabinets of wire hairpins, about 300 in each. $1.50 Curling Irons, $1.29—Elec- tric Curling Irons, guaranteed for service; simple and easy to operate; complete with covered cord and plug. Sanitary Belts, 35c— Kleinert's make; muslin or all-elastic styles. 50c Aprons, 39c—Sanitary Ap- rons, well made; full size. Goldenberg's—First Floor. & grade matting covered cases. " BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE' lect from. S0 and 52. Goldenberg's—Becond Floor. brown, cordovan Day Needs Closed All Day Wednesday, Decoration Day—and Also Closed ALL DAY Tuesday, June 5th, the Day of the Big Shrine Parade, Giving Our Employes the Benefit of a Full Day’s Enjoyment, With- out Having Them Return to Work in the Afternoon. : A Mid-Summer Dress Event Trimmed with New Wash Dresses Values up to $7.50 $3.69 All Regular Sizes, 16 to 46 Also EXTRA SIZES, 48, 50 and 52 Just in time for Decoration Day, vacation, resort and all Summer wear, for any occasion —more than a thousand crisp new Wash Dresses at mucl less than one would usually expect to pay for Summer frocks of such ex- traordinary quality and style merit. Fashioned of Tissue Ginghams, Crepe Ginghams, Domestic Ginghams, Ra- tines and Printed Voiles. Straightline and belted models, with round or tuxedo collars; three-quarter sleeves. dainty laces, organdy, fine pleatings, ruffles and side drapes; loose flowing panels, picot edgings and bind- ings of contrasting colors. A great variety of light and dark colorings to se- Sizes 16 to 48, also EXTRA SIZES, 48, $1.50 Perfect (81x90) Seamless Sheets Every Washington housewife who will require an extra supply of bed muslins during the Shrine convention should attend tomorrow’s sale. Made of strong, serviceable sheeting cotton, full bleached and free from starch or dressing; hand torn to insure their being straight when laundered. $1 Bleached Sheets, 75c—54x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets, single-bed size; perfect quality; hand torn and irone d. . $1.75 Bleached Sheets, $1.39—81x90 Seam- less Bleached Sheets, full double-bed size; heavy round thread quality, free from starch or dressing. $1.89 Bleached Sheets, $1.59—81x99 Seam- less Bleached Sheets, extra large size for double beds; free from starch or dressing. 50 Bed Spreads, $1.19—Crochet Bed | spreads, single-bed size; in Marseilles patterns. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. " 75¢ Noxema Combination, 45¢ One_regular 50c jar of Nox- ema Greaseless Cold Cream, re- lieves sunburn, cools itchy, fiery skin and soothes tired, aching feet, also one 2ic cake of Nox- ema Skin Soap, both for 45c. 29c Purity Peroxide Cream, for cleansing the skin, 19¢c. 25c Mavis Talecum Powder, tall red cans, 16c. Melba Fleurs Face Powder, smooth, adherent face powder, $1.00. Denney & Denney’s Myana Twin Compacts, metal con- tainers, with mirror and puff, at $1.50. c 29c Perspiro, relieves spiration odors, at 19¢. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Jewelry Specials Sterling Silver Ban- SOC &le Bracelets, two in Set: dainty designs. Earrings, many new and novel designs, in shower, ball and pen- dant _effects; choice of pearl, jade, lapis 1.0 and colored crystal. 5 Bead Necklaces, plain and combination colored crystal ef- fects: graduate, tassel and 60-in. Tength chains; 50(; all_wanted colors...... Rhinestone Bar Pins, 50 C per- retty deulhgnu and plati- Picnic Supplies Paper Plates, 8-inch size, at 10c and 15c dozen. Sanitary Drinking Cups at 5¢ package. Sanipax Lunch Sets at 19c. Sanitary Forks and Spoons at Sc package. Sanitary Ice Cream Plates at Sc package. Goldenberg's—First Floor, Athletic Underwear, 39 Brocade Canton Crepe Slight - Seconds of Regular 79¢ Qual- AL T e Lt A new shipment ready tomorrow—firm woven quality in attractive self-colored brocade and matelasse designs, in such desirable colors as navy, tan, muffin, gray, copen, old >Half Hose, 17c—Mercer- ized Half Hose, fine, close- ‘woven quality; high spliced heel, double reinforced sole and toe; black and plain colors. Seconds of 39¢ values. —Nainsook Athletic Underwear, sleeveless coat shirts, knee length drawers, with full double seat; drawers in all sizes; shirts in broken sizes; seconds of 69c values. Men’s Panama Hats Sample Panama Hats, fa- ‘mous Van Lier make, all gen- .uine South American stock, Up to $3 Straw Hats $1.69 Straw Hats, in‘the season’s newest blocks; fine grade braids, in bleached and un- bleached. Sizes 6% to 7%. Every hat perfect. finished in America. $5 to 87 "-I:!o‘l’ $3.45| $4.85 PN e DR S S R Y rose, white, jade, pink, orchid, 36 inches wide. gerine, poinsettia, etc. 75¢ Striped Voiles, 49c— 36-inch Satin Stripe Voiles, a fine combed yarn quality, with self color satin stripes. ‘All wanted shades, including or- chid, old rose, corn husk, blue- bell, coral, navy, brown, copen, etc. 59¢ Homespun Ratine, 49c—A distinctive cotton fabric, 36 inches wide; neat tweed mix- tures in copen,” tangerine, brown, green, rose, orchid, tan, black and white effects. " Goldenberg’s—TFirst Fleor. light blue, rose, henna, tan- Printed Voiles, 250— Beautiful Egyptian and Trou- ville Voiles, in an assortment of handsome designs, such as conventional patterns; dots, fig- ures, scroll and all-over de- signs, in light or dark colers. Full 40 inches wide. Mill sec- onds of the regular 50c quality. Dress Linen, ~inch Imported Dress Linens, pure linen ‘qtality; white and large .assortment of . wanted shades. - $].19 $1.39 Bleached Sheets, $1.25—63x90 Seam- less Bleached Sheets, perfect quality, single-bed size; heavy close-woven grade. 3 Pillowcases, c—45x36 Bleached Pillowcases, hand torn and ironed; perfect quality. Pillowcases, 35¢—45x36 Bleached Pillowcases, extra fine grade, free from starch or dressing. Bedspreads, $2.39—Crochet Bed- spreads. full double-bed size, in heavy raised Mar- | seilles patterns. A Decoration Day Sale of Men’s Blue Suits ith T'wo Pairs of Pants $24.75 You'll want to “turn out” for Decoration Day in a Blue Suit. This special offer gives you the proper outfit without extra outlay. Splendidly tailored models of all-wool Blue Serge and unfinished Worsted and Tropical Weight Suits, comprising coat and pants of fine all-wool Serge. All sizes. Also Students’ Suits of All-wool Blue Serge with extra pair of white or striped flannel pants, in sizes 33, 34 and 35. Continuing the Sale of Palm Beach and Mohair Suits $11.50 The ideal hot weather suits, well tailored to fit and wear right. Good variety of styles and colors, in all sizes for regulars, stouts, slims and shorts. Direct Entrance to Men's Clothing Department at K Street. . “Red Seal” Congoleum Rugs 9x12-Ft. Large Room Size These are slight seconds .of the nation- ally-advertised “Gold Seal” Congoleum Rugs, but the hurts are trivial and will not impair the wedring™ qualities. You save many.dollars on the nationally-advertised 112 prices of perfect grades. The patterns are reproductions of handsome wool rug designs and the colorings are most effective for dining room, bedroom, living room or kitchen. All with complete borders. 9x12 large room size. $12.50 “Crex” Rugs, f . $9.65 Stenciléd Design 9x12-ft Room Size These .are not. the ordinary kind of grass rugs, but famous “CREX"” make—the kind made to withstand wear, Every rug bears the factory label.. A variety of bright new stenciled designs in the favorite colors for summer—green, blue and brown predominating. 9x12-1t. large room size. Little Girls’ Panty Dresses $1 Well known “Cinderella” make, of fine grade ginghams, others of cotton pongee; novelty and white trimmed styles. An assortment of new summer models for the littie miss from 2 to 6 years or age.