Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1924, Page 32

CIVITANS URGE ONE [*; BIG ORGANIZATION “Believe Amalgamation of Civic {* Groups Would Aid Welfare of Distriot. ° ¥hat-¢he best interests of the Dis- ®rtct of Columbia can best be served by one great organization represent- irg every branch of civio endeavor was vaiced in a resolution passed by the Civitan Club at its regular dinner Buecting in the Hotel La Fayetts last wight Action was taken at the suggestion ot the Federation of Civie Club execu- <tives, which recently adopted a reso- Jution favoring the amalgamation of the Washington Board qf Trade, the <thamber of Commerce and the Mer- whants _and Manufacturers' Associa- tion. The Civitans decided that it was not within their province to wictate to thess organizations, but favored the plan as being one which would permit of a united front in ap- & Congress with requests for civio improvement. Club Voted Unanimously. The club voted unanimously to assist all clubs, societies and organi- =ations interested in an effort to gain fall rights of citizenship, the exercise ©f the franchise and complete repre- sentation in the Congress of the United States. Rudolph Jose, chairman of the com- mittes arranging for the Civitan day activities at the Salvation Army “resh-Air Camp on tho Patuxent tiver, which opens July 1, announced the completion of details of the trip. "The club will farnish automobiles for the transportation of several hundred <hildren who will be taken to the vamp on the opening day and has ar- ranged for a series of athletic events, with prizes to be awarded. The Civitans will be provided with a box Tunch at the camp. The club appro- Briated $30 for the cxpenses of the occasion. NEW HOSPITAL HEAD. D. C. Howard to Be Garfield Superintendent. James R. Mays, former superin- tendent of Garficld Hospital, has ac- cepted a position in Fall River, Mass 2 superintendent of the Un pital there, it was announced today coincident with the statement that his xuccessor i Dean (. Howard. Medical Corp S A, retired. who has already t over supervision of Garfleld. Col. Howard received his medi- cal degree from Columbian Coliege, now George Washington Universicy, in 159 Col. and was appointed a surgeon in the Army the same year. In 1894 he was graduated from the Army Medical School. He was awarded the distinguished scrvice medal for his work during the vetired list in 18 A Mave w: | n Hos- | nd went on the | | l John C. Worthington Accuses Wife ot dfisconduct Jnhn (. Worthinzton filed suit terday in the Dis Celia . i leged and a corespondent name Were married Januaty $1 have no children. Attorney Clark appears for the husband Limited divorce is asked in a suit filed by Mrs Lula Wyms William H. Wyman, charging tion. crueity and inadequare They were married Ja and have two children. ~uys her hvs and has not contributed to her support since Mayv 1 last, al- 1nough he makes $100 per month represented by Attorney J Krupsaw REO Genuine balloon tircs—standard equipment on passenger cars. REV. WILLIAM CURTIS WHITE. REV. WILLIAM C. WHITE TENDERS RESIGNATION Rector of Christ Church Will Re- sume Ministerial Duties After European Tour. Rev. William Cutbis White, who for five vears has been' rector of Christ Church, in the Washington diocese, has resigned resignation will be | effective d Mrs. White will sail I Canada, for London, nd expect to spend r. White spent . most con- « build- | one hundred and | ames have been added > Sunday school nereased n 0 250 members, | and $4.000 was added to the endow- ment fund Stuart Walcott Post. American Legion, Announces Meeting. About mem- | bership in Am A dinner and en- terta low the initiation ceremony udze E. Mattingly, Capt. Maj. Gen. Anton Paul McGahan » Lamar Jeffers are addresses. An in- former service | end. Res- vitation is e men and legionair ervations may be se 217 Metropolitan Bank building. 0 b e i MEANS PROTESTS TODD. | Defendant in Prohibition Cases Charges Prejudice. Removal of Hiram C. Todd. special ston B. Means in 5 today of ieneral Seymour by Mea ter to the Dcpartment of Jus | Means said Todd was prejudiced against him. The two clashed at | | purpose of | 100 NEW MEMBERS LISTED | sl ine sorte onth 2t bl | 1y in advertising the products hearings before the Senate Daugherty | committee, when both were called as 3| Witnesses. ROXIE FUND FOR SHUT-INS INCREASED BY RADIGACS Ananias Club, Composed of Geo- logical Survey Employes, Makes Contribution of $110. The Ananias Club of Radioacs, com- |’ posed of employes of the geological survey have added $110 to the fund being raised by *Roxie” and “his gang” for the installation of radio recefving sets in all of the Army and Navy hospitals in the United States. With the contribution Max Abel, a member of the club, sent the follow- ing letter to “Roxie™: “In behalf of the employes of the United States geological survey may 1 be permitted to amend your Sunday evening_benediction ‘Good Night! God Bless You! Pleasant Dreams, and change it to ‘God Biess Your Pleasant Dreams!’ “But a few months ago you had a pleasant dream of making the soldier boys in our hospitals happy and con- tented even in their misery and suf- fering in behalf of their country, by making life worth while—putting them in touch with the swiftly mov- ing events of the world through the instrumentality of the radio. You have given impetus to a movement which is gathering added force day || by day, and you are reaping a harvest of contented invalids—nay miraculous cures—by installing radio receiving sets and occupant in our hospitals. ‘Pleasant dreams' are coming true and I am sure that ‘God bless you' is on the 1ips of these boys who have done their bit for their country." S SR PLAN CHARITY CARNIVAL.{% Auxiliary Seeks Funds to Aid St. Vincent's Asylum. | Plans for the charity carnival for ||| | the benefit of the children of St. Vin- | cent’s | completed by Orphan Asylmu have been institution. The carnival will begin on 16 and continue for three days. There will be band concerts, dancing, free prizes, straw rides and all sorts of games The auxiliary was formed for the sting the Sisters of Charity in_caring for the children and the carnival, which is an annual affair, is depended upon in a large measure to raise the funds necesss e are a larger number of ch S long ago as 1884, James B. Duke is said to have spent$800,000annual- | that led to the formation of | the American Tobacco Com- | pany. Gigantic expenditures | brought gigantic success. Do you see why it is that Hearst’s International is filled with featureupon feature? Itisthe policy of utilizing vast financial resources to the utmost. Read ‘““A Close-up of Domba Splew”, for in- stance, by Ring Lardner in June. Heavsts International starting off with the auxiliary of that June || head phones for every bed | }| i {_— $2.50 and $3 Window Awnings at $1.85 Heavy Canvas Awnings. ready to hang, fit windows or doors from 28 to 30 inches wide; blue, brown, tan and green stripes, the latter oil painted. Mounted on 8trong steel frames, with tape bound valance. Complete with ropes and all attachments. Sizes 2 ft. 6, 3 ft. 6 and 4 ft. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Sale of $12.75 to $22.50 Summer Silk Dresses ForStreet, Sports and Afternoon Wear 9.75 Sizes for Misses and Women, and Plenty of Extra Large Sizes 42, to 52V, A very remarkable purchase from a maker clearing his stock, together with Dresses from our regular lines combined in tomorrow’s im- portant selling event. To be able to buy Sum- mer Dresses, such as these at $9.75, is a matter to engage the immediate attention of every woman who wishes to complete her Summer wardrobe or select a dress or two for vacation wear at worth-while savings. These Dresses are beautifully made of the materials in greatest favor Satin-Back Canton Crepe. Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepe, Georgette Crepe, Printed Crepe de Chine and Fancy Silk Crepe. Many styles to choose from—Dresses for street, afternoon and sports wear. The Sports Dresses are in twwo-tone combinations, with overblouse effect. Other models in shirred and pleated styles and panel effects with trimmings of fine tucks, ecru lace and rows of buttons. Colors of navy, cocoa, green, sheik, brown and black. Goldouberg’s—Second Floor. 75¢ White Chiffon Voile 49¢ Yard 40-inch White Chiffon Voile, dainty sheer white fabric, especially desirable for graduation dresses. An extra fine quality with wide taped edge and beautiful soft clinging chiffon finish, giving it the appearance of chiffon 50c White Oxford, 36 inches 35c Plisse Crepe, 30 inches wide; yarn mercerized wide; wkite and pastel grounds grade, for men's and with' neéat printings boys' shirts, also wom- 35C for children’s dresses, 25C en’s wear S5 lingerie, etc...... 59c Wash Satin, 36 inches wide; 75¢ Imported White Organdy. high-grade cotton fab- 45 inches wide: fine, ric, with silk-like finish; sheer, transparent, per- 59C all wanted lingerie 49(; shades ... inches ‘0391: hwhilo mlndin inches wide; ex- 29¢ tra fine, Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Girls’ Knickers and Blouses For Hiking or Camping Girls' Khaki Knickers, good Girls’ Khaki Blouses, good serv- heavy, substantial quality; made | 2nd short set-in sleeves: buttoned with adjustable belt, iceable material, with shirt collar buckle, buttoned hips $l 98 bottom: sizes 6 to . 16 years. Fel < $14.95 and $15.95 Rattania or Cherokee Fiber Rugs Table Damask 48c Yd. 609 yards of 58-inch Mercerized Table Damask, all white, also colored bordered cffects. Mill lengths from 1% to 2V vards. Various neat patterns. Good serviceable grade for general use, Goldenberg's—First Floor. —_— 5128 Hodges Rattania Rugs, size 7.6x10.6, in beautiful stenciled designs, or Hodges make Cherokee Fiber Rugs, 9x12-t. large room size, in handsome wool rug designs, colorings of rose, blue, gold. green, brown and tan. Gold Seal C i Slight scconds of the famous Gold Seal borders; 9x10.6-ft. size; wool rug and tile desigi Congoleum Rugs, no holes nor torn ns, in light and dark colorings. $12.95 Stenciled Crex Rugs, $9.65 9x12-it. large room size factory labeled Crex Rugs, in green, blue and brown combinations. Goldenberg's—Fourth ¥loor. Women’s $5 to $8 Pumps and Oxfords $3.95 Pair Broken lines from our regular stock Of black and gray suede, patent leather, black satin, tan calf and dull leathers Welted and turn soles. Spanish, military and low walking heels. _All sizes in the assortment from 2% to 7, A to C widths Goldenberg's—First Floor. 15¢ Bleached Crash Toweling 10¢c Yard 900 yards of Bleached Linen-finisi Crash Toweling, with fast color blue border for roller or kitchen towels. Goldenberg's—First Floor, with their Any one you choose beautiful stenciled designs 3¢ Dress Ginghams 29¢ Yard 32-inch Dress Ginghams. shown in beautiful assortment of new styles and colorings, such as plaids, checks, stripes and all wanted plain shades. Fine, close- woven grade, for women's and children’s tub frocks. Fast colors 36 inches with neat print- - woven, soft - finish for men's and boys wide; auality hirts . 45c Woven Tissne Ginghams, *$ inches wide: pretty checksand 25¢ plaids, in a!l wanted shades 35C Goldenberg's—Firt Floor. 35¢ Turkish Towels 25¢ 18x36 Fancy Turkish Towels, with wide colored stripes; close-woven, absorbent weave, for face or bath use Goldenberg s—First Floor French Room Hats Most Appealing—Most Complete Collec- tion of Ultra-Fine Millinery in the Newest Summer Mode at $8.50 to $25 Being model hats, yvou are assured of most exquisite materials and work- manship, as well as smartest styles. These are the type of hats that are not merely in fashion—they establish the mode. Beautiful millinery that reflects every mood of Fashion—every prefer- ence and type. While they will cap- ture you with their loveliness, they will also please your purse moderate prices. a special selling! et 20 years .. $1.69 grade will be charming. ’ THE TREW _MOTOR CO. GLASSES THAT LOOK WELL AND FIT INTO MODERN BUSINESS brain and clear eye ! Men “canbest ba sses (when need- #d) that are Every Inch Effi- cient. Our Optical Service Includes | Scientific Examination, minute- 1y accurate; advice as to Sight- 1y, Good-looking Frames and Careful. Perfect Adjustment, An examination will convince vou_that our Service is 100% A HahonTne. Opticlans | 935 F Street 32 Years at the Same Address Confort Tired Acking Feet With Cuticura water and Cuticura Soap and fol- low by a gentle application of Cuti- cura Ointment. Caticura Talcum dusted on the feet is cooling and soothing. | (Genuine) P2y dostley s P —— Enuglish Mohair Suits that sell for $20—$25—230 it tobk a lot of maneuvering to.produce such a special = but we did it--and every suit has this label-- 1325 F STREET —house of Kuppenheimer good clothes Goldenberg’s—Third Fleor. $1.39 Fiber Silk (Glos) Brocades, 89¢ Yd. 38-inch Fiber Silk (Glos) Brocades, rich lustrous self-color woven designs, in all wanted sport shades, also white and black. Ideal for summer costumes. $125 Silk Pongee, all-silk quality, with beautiful lustrous finish. Shown in a complete as- sortment of fast colors, including natural, C tan, white and black. 32 inches wide..... ° $250 Printed Canton Crepe, 40 inches wide, all- silk, extra heavy quality, in a large 89 variety of beautiful color combinations ~ and designs ....... 'd ‘. Stripe Shirtings, 32 inches wide; heavy uu?lfly. white grounds with fiber silk 69C (glos) stripes; guaranteed fast colors. ... Goldenberg’s—TFirst Floar. Girls’ Undermuslins Combination G-T:ntl, do( cr{ns-brm:d s it eck; elastic | muslin: made W kl’ohl’\‘ lr; 590 bloomers an 12 years .. s e Ed Princess Slips, soft-| maslin, o ‘insertions; fi finished Tith taser sizes & to 14 years. 31.00 gTads. 79C $1.59 Seamless Sheets, $1.29 81x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets, full dou- ble-bed size, free from starch or dressing; heavy round thread quality, finished with wide hems. .89 Seamless Bleached Sheets, 81x99 ex?:n”hng(he‘{.or double beds; firm- 51.49 woven grade ... oo 35c Bleached Pilloweases, size 45x36 25 inches, large size; perfect quality; hand C torn and ironed. Each...... e Hiched alromes e 59 30c $2.1 Bedsp: single-bed size; perfect quality.. 36-inch Bleached Muskin, inches wide; heavy, round-thread grade for making sheets.. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. 19¢ Curtain Marquisette 10Y,c Yard Sheer Quality, Yard-wide Curtain Marquisette, white and ecru colors. Any quantity cut from full bolts. “ Goldsnberg’s—YFourth Floor. 79c Chair Cushions, 43¢ Bar Harbor Shape Chair Cushions, filled with cotton,, covered with light and dark color cre- tonnes, tufted with ten buttons. " Goldenberg's—Fourth Floer. Colorful Ribbons, 29¢ Yd. Four and five inch Ribbons, for children's sashes and bows, in satin, moire and fancy pat- terns, in many pretty color combinations as well as plain shades. Tioez. DR JET D S T SR R TS AR SR S D e S T Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Have You Seen It! The wonderful new Nemo reducer which really reduces stout women’s ex- cess flesh and which preserves slender women'’s lines in a healthful manner? Nemolastik Health-Way Rabber Reducing Girdle —is made of an entirely new fabric— pure gum - rubber coated on both sides with fine Italian silk. Here are a few points which evidence its superiority: It will not grip or tear. It can’t stretch and will not lose its shape. It is not injured by fre- quent washings with pure soap and water. It does not chafe the skin nor cause irritations. It gives comfortable sup- port. It benefits the health by stimulating the circula- tion and so removing excess fat. Made in a delightful shade of peach, the *Nemolastik Girdle has a closed back and ‘four garters. Priced at $10.75 Your Size in Our Corset Department *Letters Patent Pending for Garment and Material. Infringement will be prosecuted. R AR AR AR RA R AN T y R R R A SR AR RN R AR NN R G FRARRAG CEEC PR b e O G e 89c Imported Ratine Inches Wide, at -\ high-grade cotton fabric in vogue this season for suits, dresses and sports cos- tumes. Shown in an assortment of stylish checks, plaids and plain colors. . 59 Colored Poplin, 36 inches wide; varn mer- cerized grade, with beautifzl lustrous 49C finish. Large varioty of wamted shades, also black and white. ..... SS5c_Check Ratine, 36 inches wide; tan, brown and gray grounds with colored woven checks: a firm woven eotton fabric for 44C women's and children’s dresses.... 69c 79 Amsham Silks, 32 inches wide; si and cotton fabric, ‘with stylish duptoni weave; all wanted street and evenin shades < S0c Chiffon Voiles, 40 inches wid fine, sheer, two-ply quality; wanted and evening shades. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Kayser’s $1.59 Silk: Gloves $1.39 Pair Kayscr's. 12-button All-silk Gloves, clbow length, with double-tipped fingers, with Paris point backs. Black, white, pongec. silver and mode : all sizes. 16-button Milanese Silk Gloves, Kavser's and Phoenix brands, double-tipped fingers with Paris point backs. Black, white, mode, pon- Sl 79 see, tic, coe Eray: all sizes. 3550 erade AL 2 Goldenberg’s—First Floor. . Three Special Values for . Stout Women - Extra Size Dress-up Pongette Aprons, black and navy blue xlk:’gm:“mmmu’ $"2 50 white orga a - ets: cholce of several pretty modme. . * Extra Size B Aprons, of fine count per- cales. Remstitched models, with col- $l 39 ered trimmings: finished with sash, and pockets; stzes 48 o 32 Ater. . ~ Extra Size Corset Covers, of white nain- sook; daintily trimmed with embroidery 69 sizes 48 to C Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. Women’s and Children’s Summer Hosiery Women's Fiber Silk (Glos) Hose, made with three-seam back, in black and an assortment of shades. Seconds of $1.00 Sgc grade. At.. ‘Women's Mercerized Derby Ribbed Sport 39 Howe, black and mssorted shades; perfe (4 quality. 5% grade. Children's Three-quarter-length Socks, 19 with turnover tops: in plain pongee, cor- C dovan and cadet. Seconds of 3b¢ grade. At Children's “Cuties” Socks, plain colors with striped tops; mostly all sizes. 121./2C Seconds of 25c grade. At.. .