Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1924, Page 35

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1924 THEATRICAL LEADERS SETTLE WITH ACTORS | 70 Per Cent of Managers and Pro- ducers in Pact With Equity Association. England that Sale of $14.75, $17.50 and $19.75 Dresses and 3-Piece Costumes RADICALLY UNDERPRICED TOMORROW $11.75 These smart Dresses and Three-piece Costumes afford a de- lightful change from the commonplace. The Three-piece Cos- tumes consist of dress and sleeveless jacket, the latter trimmed with contrasting colored braid, finished with kid belt. Made of fine fancy silk crepe. Colors of gray, black, cocoa and navy. Sizes 16, 18, 20, 36 and 38—for misses and small women. The Dresses fashioned of beautiful Satin-back Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine and Printed Crepe de Chine. Long, three-quarter and short sleeves. Straightline models, with plain or pleated skirts. Trimmings of contrasting bias folds, rows of ecrue lace and fancy buttons. Colors of rust, navy, new blue, green, black and gray. Sizes 16 to 42. Whean in Europe, as a patri- otic American, you want to wvisit the places that link up with your Country’s history. Many American tourists only find out what they have missed when it is too late. Don’t be one of them! o KETeHaM GENERAL AGENT: LONDON & NORTH EASTERNRLY. 311 Fifth Avenue (at Thirty Second St.) New York Write or call for free Liserature By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 14.—Peacs be- tween the Actors’ Equity Association and 70 per cent of the theatrical managers and producers of the coun- try was assured vesterday through an agreement between the’ Bquity and the newly formed Managers' Pro- tective Association. This agreement, reached yesterday and which is for a period of ten vears, provides that future theatrical casts shall be composed of at least 80 per cent kEquity members and that all non-Equity members in a cast shall pay to Equity a sum equal to the dues of that association, which Iquity may dispose of as it sees fit. This money, it is understod, will be devoted to charitable work in the theatrical profession. Arbitration boards also are pro- vided for in the agreement and Equity agrees not to interfere in the matter of salaries pald to actors, except to stipulate the minimum amount., also Changes in Stations of Army and Navy Officers Of Infierest to Capital || ARMY. Maj. Robert Dav Signal Corps, returning from abroad, has been as- signed to duty at the War Depart- ment; Maj. L. E. Atkins, Corps of En- gineers, has been transferred from Urbana, 111, to Louisville, Ky.; Maj. H. T. Aplington, cavalry, from Fort Leavenworth, Kan., to Detroit, Mich.; Capt. T. Heap, lnf:ullr) from Fort Benning, Ga.. to the Virginia Mil tary lnxlilulc at » Lexington; ¥ir: Lieut. P, H. T orps of gineers, from Co Ore., to Porl f | Humphreys, Va.; Kirst Lieut. D. ‘\hlnfi:ll‘r, Corps of Engin Colorful Ribbons for All Needs Fine Quality Ribbons, six and seven finches wide, including satin, brocade and fancy taffeta. with satin stripe and edge; plain and light combination 39‘: colorings. 4 grades at Plain Moire Ribbons, every wanted light and dark siade; five inches wide, for 42 C sashes and bow: grade at Plain and Novelty Rlens. five inches wide; in pink, blue, nile, mais, copen, violet, soar 19C let, turquoise, etc. grade at Goldenbory’s—First Flooe. $2.98 All-over Laces $2.69 Yard Imitation Duchesse All-over Lace. 36 inches wide, shown in handsome designs for blouses. yokes, panels, etc. Ochre and white. EST. 1879 to Jefferson adelphia: Maj. ‘lrl‘ll‘ Coast Artillery | Fort’ Leavenworth, Kan., to this ecity, || and Maj. W. C. McChord, air service, |from Fort Leavenworth to command of Chanute Field, Rantoul, 111 ‘Warrant Officer John G. Fiedeke, band leader, 6th Caval Fort Ogle- thorpe, Ga., has been retired on his ||| own application after more than thirty years' service. Warrant Officer Edward A. Hallo way, band leader, 35th Infantry, H wailan Department, has been I signed to duty at the Army Music | School, Washington barracks, thi city, and Warrant Officer Ammon I Gingrich, band leader, at that schoo has been ordered to Hawail for duty with the 35th Infantry. NAVY. Capt. S. R. H. Doyle, commanding || the Langley, has been ordered to the Naval War College and_Commander T. A. Kittenger, at the War College, to “the hydrographic office, Phila- delphia. Commander T. H. Taylor has been transferred from- command of the Rappahannock to Quincy, Mass ; Lieut. Commander L. P. Bischoff, from the Naval Academy to the| Texas; Lieut. R. A. Awtrey, from the Naval Academy to the Goff; Lieut. . B. Broadfoot, from the Naval Academy to the Flusser; Licut. H. D. Clark, from the Naval' Academy to the Brooks; Lieut. F. M. Maile, from the Navy Department to the battle fleet; Lieut. F. G. Richards, from the || Naval Academy to the Dale; Lieut. A. S. Wotherspoon, from the Naval Academy to the Henderson: Lieut. || Commander R. H. Miller, Medical Corps, from the scouting fleet to the Naval Academy; Lieut. H. W. John- | son, from Fort Humphreys, Va., to || Yorktown, Va., and Lieut. W. A. Pol- | lard, from Yorktown, Va., to Phila- | delphia. | corps,” il BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE inches wide, all-silk, rich lustrous, fiber silk (glos) wanted street and evening shades, as well | black and white; ideal for separate skirts $2 Velvet Knit Crepe, a inches wide, heavy firm copen, heana and king’s blnc, another of | ning shades, as well as plenty of black and For Immediate and Early Summer Wear tions, displaying all the latest models from fashion’s New Spring Silk rich, lustrous, fiber sxlk woven quality, with decp the season’s favorites. white. center. Many beautiful flower and ribbon trimmed E o Fashion’s Favored Weaves and Shades $1.69 Satin Messaline, 35 ) | $2 Sport Satin, a high, > j o 1 §7.25 1$1.39 satin-face quality, shown in 5 == | quality, in all wanted strect 5 —_— a complete assortment of and cvening shades, as plenty of the ever-popular black and | and sports costume white. $2 Crepe de Chine, 40 % $].69 (glos) quality, mches 8c crepy finish; all-silk grade / wide, in black, navy, brown, in a full range of wanted street and eve- Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Fresh from their tissue wrappings—in a wonder. ful array of the smartest styles and color combina- effects as well as the embroidered modes, of crepe. ribbon, straw and fabric combinations. The assortment embraces every shape, shade and trimming for immediate and early summer wear, in- cluding the ever popular white and lighter shades. Exceedingly smart large and small hats, vivacious hats for the “bobbed” haired woman or miss, as well as conservative models for the matrons. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Featuring for Thursday $3.50 Porch Curtains Women’s Extra Size Garments $2.65 Ready-to-hang Porch Curtains. 6 ft. wide and T.6-ft. drop, mads of heavy tan or blue striped mounted on s with ropes and An unusually large display of extra size garments for stout women, including costume slips, petticoats, bloomers, gowns and chemise. All exceptionally well made garments. moderately priced. Sateen Costume Slips, in black and white; straightline models, with fullness over hip; hem- stitched tops and shoulder 2 Woolen Fabrics and Coatings $1.69 All-wool French Serge, 42 inches wide; fine close-twilled quality; in black, navy, brown henna, $ beaver and tan 1'25 $1.75 All-wool Crepe, 44 inches wide; close-woven grade, sponged and ' shrunk; in $ l .39 black, navy, brown, 3 cut full over hips: cocoa, tan and gray. $1.50 Tweeds, 20-inch loose foundation, making them shadowproof; trimmed with or pink grounds, :‘l‘\;r:;ld:r: neat mlx‘-i sl .25 i Pt il | Das oLy Heivesiinonas week $1.29 Polaire Coating, b4 $l 49 - with panel: hemstitched hem or sizes 20 Envelope Chemise, of snh finish hes wide; light grounds with in. wide; for sports coats and wraps. ] Goldenberg’s—First Floor. scalloped edges: dou- Special at ble-stitched seams: or embroid s : for me and boys assorted elastic waists; all women's house made for the firing line of Business. Every one has a secret chamber, containing a re- serve stock of leads and a Red Devil eraser. The outside of the Pen- cil is made of Gold Filled Stock, simi- lar to a watch case, and will wear for years and look like Solid Gold. As many as you like at 59ceach. Buy one and compare it with those sold at from $3 to $5. Then if you are not sat- isfied return it and we will refund the money. Selinger’s - 820 F St., Cor. 9th “Look for the Big Clock™ STUDENTS DIE IN CRASH. c A BS Three Killed When Train Strikes Auto. : Trone hater pitiAns Carit Parae seventeen, and Helen Fraker sixteen, s local high school students, were killed when an automobile in which they were riding was struck by a Penn- We are proud of the men who drive YEL- LOW CABS. sylvania passenger train at a cross- They are not hired at 7.6-ft. drop, wide, drop, $150 grade at P Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. 25¢ Dress Ginghams 18c Yard 32-inch Dress hnglunh f the practical 3 fabrics for w Radium Costume Slips, in and navy blue; cut full over hips: finished with hem- yokes, double-strap and deep $6.98 es 48 to 52. Special at Bloomers, of flesh color sateen, others of crepe: re- inforced erote shoulde: ular $2 grade at.... White Nainsook Costume Slips, finished with Chief Machinist Henry Smith, at | “""‘"‘"d' the Washington navy yard, has been || relieved from all actiye duty and | ordered to his home. ‘The following named officers at the Naval Academy have been ordered to the Asiatic station: Lieuts. W. C. Calhoun, T. R. Cooley, G. W. Clark, Wallls Gearing, O. H. Holtman, S. W Kirtland, M L. Lewis, J. J. Mahoney, L Maples W . Reitar ek || Spencer, R. G. Tobin, L. R. Vail, Wil- liam A Corn, Ward P. Davis, Ran- dall E. Dees Edwin S. Earnhardt, Hugh _G. Eldredge, Arthur T. Emer- son, William N. Fechteler and Wil- liam J. Foley. | Capt. H. P. Perrill of the officc of || chief co-ordinator, this city, has been | ordered to the Naval War College, Newport, and Commander J. P. Jack- son, at the Newport naval station, has been assigned to duty in the office of the chief co-ordinator. Capt. Powers Symington has been transferred from the Naval War Col- lege to the 3rd Naval District, New ank, and Lieut. E. B. Perry, New 'York City to the A.nupoll.l Na- val Academy. The resignations of Lieut. Lioyd Grocne; Medlcal Corpa at the rnn.,. delphia “Naval Hospital, Jonl. Walker of the Oklahoma have been accepted. ’s Specials i Thursday’s Spec in dnuh‘;c :lled Slz(k; made size 53;90 inches for single round-thread sheeting | beds: firm - woven ality; ideal 1 and ironed; finished e B of $l °69 with wide hems.., 35¢ Unblea $1.69 Seamless Bltfld\ed Sheedts, tom, 40 inches wme;2=4xtm $1x90-inch siz i< double beds; lose grado for making bed woven cotiw free sheets, vard c from st or hemstitched edges: size 20c Bleached Mu: 36 inches 45x36 inches; made of 49 wide; close - woven C l 5¢ | cotton. or dress Goldenberg’s—First Floor. ing Low Sh Spring Low Shoes . ¢ Calsie Val Edgings, Tnser- . tions and aloons, cream and 2 pair 69c Val Laces, diamond shape and round meshes; various bers and embrace many of the prcvallmg modes. Of patent, Fidths 2nd spatterns o tan, black and brown kid; suede, satin and dull leathers. shades; 12 ya = 48(: from 2% to 7. ’ Goldenbarg’s—First Floor. Low Shoes, $1.85 Discontinued lines, but good serviceable styles, of patent, the lot from 8% to 11 and 11} to 2. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Curtains, $1.68 Fine-grade Lace Panel Curtains, used onc to a window; extra and novelty designs. 24 and 2!% yards long, all finished with hand- some silk bullion fringe. Sl..W Seamless Bleached Sheets, $2.19 White Dimity Bedspreads, ; hand torn summer use $1.15 heeting Cot- heavy round - thread made of fin $1.39 | ¢ Bleached Pilioweases, with dressing .. Cast Iron Pillowcase grade; free from ‘lil’(‘h ) Women’s $4 to $6 white; 2 to 3% Inches lingerie, ete. .......... 25C These are all high-grade shoes, but discontinded num- widths and spatterns; in ochre. Spanish, military and low heels, Sizes in the assortment Dlece .. Misses’ and Children’s $2.50 to $4 brown and dull leathers; heel and spring heels; all sizes in $3 and $3.50 Lace Panel quality, guaranteed \(v Ln.mdcr perfectly. Large assortment of neat Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. embraces beautiful pl ipes, in all wanted shades :d fast colors 30c High-count Percales, 36 firm-woven lengths bungalow = h A New and Wonderful Showing of "G‘“"P';vf'sl 00 Wash Fabrics . lengths . Our display of Wash Fabrics reminds one of fairyland —so vivid .are the colorings and patterns. \’\n!u spring sewing in mind, you will relish the idea of having in front of you a brilliant display of designs and colorings to suit every individual taste. Special values for tomorrow’s sell- . ing are mentioned here. S0c Ratinspun 59¢ Colored Poplins Colored Poplins, mercerized ‘ inches wide, yarn mefimcottxo; fabric, with yna" CottomlEapeic, mith ithe dlmfl'bhr}"g’,' us finish; sl n a large varief crepe weave; all wanted colors, also of shades, also black Andr‘whno; 36 black and wlnte. inches wide. 39c 49c¢ 690 Imported White Organdy, Doy - ; rade yxw: inches wide; fln;h, 49C mercerized cotton fab- 45 permanent ven, soft-finish quality, sheer, for undergarments. .... Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. Men’s and Young Men’s Two-Pants Suits $24.75 Men, if you want to save money on a high-grade suit, this is your opportunity. A visit to our Cloth- ing Depaflment' tomorrow will convince you that these suits are well worth a great deal more than the price asked. All well tailored models, including many of the newestand most popular styles. High-grade cassimere and worsted in light and dark mixtures and stripes. Choice of single or double breasted, sport and English models. In tan, gray and blue, also brown and white, blue and white and black and white stripes. Sizes 34 to 44, also blue serges, in stout sizes from 3810 46. Goldenberg's—First Floor. 75¢ Imported Chiffon Voile, 40 inches wide; a fine, sheer, two- ply quality, with beau- rie; 36 inches wide; in fifu1” chiffon flnxm all 590 ait want d lingerie 49c shades 3 wanted street a 59c White Chiffon Voile, 44 ning shades CI th inch ide; fine, 39¢ White Cannon Clot 296 a'r':ie:,’ ':w:-nl;“y = 39(: 36 inches wide, lin finish grade.. .. with ‘wide taped edge.. OFFICES FOR RENT , 3 $15 Hodge’s Fiber or . 9x12-ft. large room' size Hodge’s make 4 Cherokee Fiber and Printed Tapestry s 1 2. 5 a varied assortment of reversible, oriental medallion and floral designs. Choice of an excellent variety Fiber and Wool Rugs Brussels effect Wool and Fiber Rugs, in of wanted colorings. ing near here. random. A clean record for decency and moral respon- sibility are the primary quali- fications of YELLOW CAB drivers. Hail Them Anywhere ELLOW|= CAB C0. (The Avenue at Elevent All these offices have been redecorated and are most at- tractive. Running iced water in halls. _Elevator service un- til midnight. All-day parking permitted south of Avenue. Apply 621 Star Building Phone Main 5000, Br. 116 Crex de Luxe Rugs $19.50 9x12-ft. genuine factory labeled Crex de Luxe Rugs, in the new- est patterns and colorings that are shown in this fabric. 8x10-ft. size at $16.75 6x 9-ft. size at $11.75 $7 Jap Grass Rugs $4.65 9x12-ft. large room size heayy double-warp Jap Grass Rugs, In blue, brown, green and combina- tion colors; stenciled. oriental, medallion and neat figured de- signs. 6x9-1t. aize. $3.50 xrade, at $245 ThenTi4ort. nize, 8250 Krade, $1.63 Goldenberg's—Fourth Fleor. Gold Seal Congoleum 5 nds 85¢ Grade Square Yard Full rolls from which you may pun:h'.!e the required number of : yards. S-quarter width in an ex- Ccellent assortment of patterns and colorings. Termed irregulars or seconds on account of a slight defect which does not interfere with wear or appearance. 450 China Mattings, 37c Unrestricted choice of our en- tire stock of 116-warp and extra heavy-welght palmed finish straw China Mattings, in neat check, an’lne and plaid designs of blue, red, and brown. Full 40- yxrd rolls or any cut quantity. 39c Washable Cretonnes For summer draperies, one invariably chooses washable cretonnes, such as will be found in this Beautiful light and dark colorings in bird, tapestry, floral and stripe patterns that can be used for any room to equal advantage, as well as for furniture slip covers, cnl.hlon and couch collection. Yard Full bolts of yard-wide Curtain Madras, in o ixed Figured, all-over and border designs. brown and mixed colorings. ‘Goldenberg's—Fourth Figer. S, 19¢ ‘blue, rose, green, goid, Fine Fabrics DESERVE the best pat- tern made, and that’s the McCall Printed Pat- tern—the most accurate, the simplest to use. You will not spoil nice material McCall Contineutal racen- sion Hardwood Frame Window Sereens, strong and durable. 2¢ inches high, 59¢ d to 33 snches Jll ln«'h'n high, end to 57 inches' Il |nl‘h!' high, exs tond o 45 inches 89c #1.25 Black Chemi- eally - treated Dust Mops, long han- dle .... 98¢ TN, Deper Mowery, running 14-inch ¢ Tar Garment trong and dur 16-inch sige ........ with steel blad $6.98 . $7.49 casy $1.95 Sheet Steel 0il Gas Stove Ovens, ; fits over 2 burners; glass pancl door .... $3.98 Selected -foot " medium lock cov- 98¢ Lumber Clothes Hormes— $1.10 Galvanizead Iiron Wash Tubs, 24-inch 79¢