Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1925, Page 12

12 GOL. ALLEN CHOSEN AS INFANTRY CHIEF Army Officer Who Came Through Ranks to Be Made Major General. H. Alle has been Infantry, r general, pre nsworth rank of on the rent sent chief, March of h Cavalry World W he » Sth Divi essively on and suc the with Maj in 15 Glider With Two Passengers Stays By the Associated Pro SAINT REMY Lieut. Tho new record France, t yesterda in a flight with a a motorless plane at tion of the new flying stres Aviation School or remained aloft minutes. His previous enegr was 1 and 9 minutes. Thoret now 11 motorless flight endur- records. PLAN ENTERTAINMENT. Up | 29 the inaugu field of the The ccor hour holds ance Johnson-Powell Center Groups to Present Program. The dramatic group of the Johnson- | Powell Community Center, assisted by [ the rhythm group, will = present an Aloft 140 Minutes with make up the ditional cla struction and domestic elementa; THE EVENING ARMSTRONG OFFERING NEW NIGHT COURSES Mechanical Drawing, Shoemaking and Art Work Classes Start Monday. al drawing, shoe- making and art work will be at the beginning open Armstrong Night School at t of the second semest Pupils will be ow and Monday, s course in art making flowe work will ¢ s, lamp dwork and embroides g and repairing of sho hoemaking course. ses will be opened for i domestic art, ence will in Puplls also be resistered Armstrong in the following courses: Do ne: estic art, mil radio, carpentry and pr Dunbar High night hool subjects as well domestic sclence, registered 7:45 to 10 p.m. ous novelties and instru millinery uto mechanics, machin- | claborate entertainment in the audi- shorthand, geometry, arit STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1925. AWARDS FOR GALLANTRY. Silver Star Citation for Gen. R. W. Hoyt, Deceased. A silver star citation has been is- sued by the War Department in the name of Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Hoyt, U. S. A, deceased, for gallantry in ac- tion near Hermiguero, Porto Rico, Au- gust 10, 1898. It will be dellvered to his widow, who is at the Grace Dodge Hotel, this city. Similar citations have been issued to Col. Horace P. Hobbs, United States Infantry, at the University of Ken- tucky, for gallantry at Luzon, P, 1., November 5, 1899; to Col. Henry R. Newland, at Los Angeles, Calif, for gallantry on two occasions in the Philippines in 1899, and to Col. vid J. Baker, U. S. A., retired, at Berke Calif., for gallantry at El Caney, Cuba, July 1, 1898, GIVE SHOW FOR VETERANS Keith’s Theater Artists Go to Wal- ter Reed Hospital. Artists from Kelth's Theater who are on the program there this week gave a special performance for the ed he er at as h- Boom in Business Fails to Extend To Corset-Making ‘While business generally rebounded to prosperity in 1 of 1921, the makers of co: of an almost cor to content them tively meager gain during the two from the slump tims had ade publie today 1 showed the v the output in the industry inc from §75,600,156 1921, ‘to 3 cent red N per was slight comy average industrial iner The output of industries in manufa ing electrica with the engaged chin 999 in 192 cent over 18 Of the total, ed insulated wire tion, § 6 and $12 of 594 per $184,510,010 represent- and cable produc- motors and parts, teries GORE ADDRESSES PUPILS. Agriculture Secretary Speaks to Grade Students. The manner in which the Depart- ment of Agriculture co-operates with the public schools in subjects in- cluded in the nature-study course was described by Secretary Gore at a meeting of the seventh and eighth grade pupils of the, schools of the first nine divisions vesterday after- noon in Central High School ¢ Gore also cxplained how sclentific men in the Govern- ment service make contributions to the sum of human knowledge, touch- ing particularly on the discovery of the tick that causes cattle fever. He introduced by Supt. of Schools k W. Ballou IT STOPS _THAT COUGH CONDUCTS MARRIAGE. Father Gets Comm to form Ceremony. FRAMINGHAM, Mass —Henry 8. Dennison, nison Manufacturin han er yeste: rder th e senfor, bridge, o Bo The clergym performed the ceremons Mr. Smith, was sufferin health, and so that the might not be br sought the power to v DON'T NEGLECT YOUR EYES Ses Mo for Proper Glastes Archle D Engel 615 15th St. N. Next to Keith's Phone Main ate TIOS Per- EXPLORERS :FO LECTURE. Steamer Yankton Libeled. TON, January —The steam- ankton, which has run the gamut from private yacht to ship of war, was libeled for $125,500 in Federal Court yesterday | salvage com pany bill is & sequel to the lat est advinture of the historic vessel which ran aground last week in Bos ton Harbor and remained on the rocks several days before she could be re- floated [Don’t Fuss With Mustard Plasters! Musterole Works Without the Blister— Easier, Quicker There's no sense in mixing a mess of mustard, flour and water when you can | easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness with a little clean, white Musterole. Musterole is made of pure oll of | mustard and other helpful Ingredients, | combined in the form of the present | white ointment. It takes the place of mustard plasters, and will not blister Musterole usually gives prompt relief from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, |croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma b JUNIPER TAR FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS USED 50 YEARS WITH WONDERFUL SUCCESS 35c A Bottle toriu the Powell School tomorrow | English, night at 8:15 o'clock. The program | includes a ane-act play, “The Reader”; udy in balancing and posing, ltzing dolls, a playlet, “The Fairies’ a pantomime wdust 1d ‘a snowflake ballet. ertainment has been ar- Bogue, director of enter, and Florence Will Tell of 5,000-Mile Journey Across Africa. elix Shay out special equipment guns, successfully muade than 5,000-mile journey to the Southern tip of A famous alro” route, tell their nees to membors the Society to- morrow after: id evening at the | New Masonic Temple | In traversing the continent the trav- | a do r more methods | ¥ ranging for the backs of IMENT! This old bed chamber, natives to modern railway trains. The | has relleved nd_ kitchen will_be illustrated by pletures wlll refleve you. $77.50. by Mr. and Mrs, Shay | on the| Ask Grandma----She Knows{ Apply to Resident Manager benefit of the disabled veterans at Walter Reed Hospital today under the auspices of the American Red Cross. A contingent of the Motor Corps of the District of Columbla American Red Cross took the artists from Kelth's to the hospital. Among those who lent their cars and servic e Mrs. H. Hedrick, Mrs. H. Miller, Mrs. C Montgomery, Mrs. J. M Haynes and Mrs. Florence Hoflebower, vommander of the Motor Corps. More volunteers for the motor service are sought for a few hours cach week. Full details can be obtained at head- quarters, 16 Jackson place. Paris dr-snmsk»r'« showing wares in Lohdon may be taxed, British movement now carried through tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sorains, sore muscles. bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it may prevent pneumonia) To Mothers: Musterole is also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. panish, bookkeeping. ty writing, chemistry, Latin and histo Elementary subjects also will given in the following colored Birney, Burrville, ot, Lovejoy, Phelps and Ste Courses at th s follow: Bir- ney, elemen subjects, in addition to” woodworking; Burrville, elemen- tary s well as domestic art, domesti nd woodworking; subjects and do 4 d typewrit- elementary subje in addition to typewriting; Lovejoy, ele- subjects and domestic art; “domestic art, bricklaying, ma- chinery, ing d carpentry; Stevens, elementary subjects, as well as typewriting, domestic art, milli- | nery and carpentry. 3701 SIXTEENTH ST. Modern Apartment Building New Ready for Immediate Occupancy. All outside rooms. beautiful Rock Cre hour elevator and service, quarter rank « Brig latter's | who with- supplies or the more from ypt t wi Weeks in- Axton, chief of William J. Snow, and Brig Chen Overlooking Park. 24- switchboard k exper! National Costa Ricans Sentenced. Costa Rica, January 20, prominent Costa Ricans » judg been sentenced to terms of im- have decided | prisonme: for alleged gambling. announced their [ They arrested in connection 4w in the name government's campaign to ing Lar dressing roa living room, Murphy bed, bath, dining and kitchen, $57.50. ception hall, large living room, bath, dining alcove 16th street front their | if a|talks under way is|m | trip, stop gam Better than a mustard plaster 5 SRR RN Window Shades 39c¢ Each Seconds of §1.00 Grade i Opaque Cloth Window Shades, size on guaranteed spring rollers, I ru and greens, Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. 25¢, 50c and 75c¢ Jewelry, 15¢ Assorted lot of Jewelry, including odds ends from regular stock, such as Cuff Links, Bead Necklaces, Sweater Sets, Beauty Pins, Bar Pins, Sautoir and Pendant, Rings, Wrist- lets and Bracelets, STORE" Remnants and Odd Lots in a Final Pre-Inventory e finish taking inventory Saturday night. Consequently, the last Remnant Friday will see extraordinary reductions in prices of all odd lots, short lines and remnants we morrow for these Remarkable Savings! Because quantities are limited, we cannot fill mail or phone orders. Women’s House Dresses Former $2.00 to $5.98 $1 59 grades at. 59¢, 75¢ and $1 Drapery Materials, 29¢ Yard Yard-wide Drapery Material Sunfast madras, cretonnes and curtain nets, in short lengths, but suitable for door or window drapery, cushion and couch coverings Light and dark colorings.—(Fourth Floor.) including in BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST “THE DEPENDAB Clean-Up! do not want to count. Be here to- , (;'lerm-up of Odd Lots Women’s Suits, Coats and Dresses Ihh is the last opportunity we will have to dispose of odd lots of Women’s Ready-to-wear Garments before inventory. Naturally, we don’t want to count broken assortments in our stoc ~ml~mg, and pnues have been deeply sacrificed to clear these small lines of Women’s and Misses’ Suits, Coats and Dresses. A Women’s $10 Women’s $10 to $15 Cloth and $12.50 Coats Dresses and i grven, Wue' aad browa. stenciied .95 67 $3.50 Congoleum Rugs ] $1.85 ! with artistic Lot of 47 Winter B and S0 heavy - weight brown, green, olive and nov- elty mixtures. Tailored and fancy models, with self or fur collars. Sizes 16 to 4. Reg- ular $10.00 and $12.50 grades at $4.95. Goldenbers’s—Second Floor, Prizes to the First 25 Persons Who Correctly Solve Cross-Word Puzzle in Our Window :‘nv the wi it out $32.50 to $40 Axminster Velvet and Brussels Rugs Some Slightly Imperfect—Others Perfect $9.45| $30 Seamless Brussels Rugs, $18.95 »r samples and rugs remaining from several mill's close-ou Many are perfect rugs; *t to slight imperfections which do not impair the Sanford and other good Axminsters, Seamless size; 10 are 8.2x10.6-ft Congoleum Rugs, $9.85 (Seconds of $15.75 Grade) (18) Congoleum Rugs, size 9x10.6 : iandsome wool Tug designs with ) se-woven Seamless ders: nome with holes mor swels Rugs, Ox12(t. large room forn borders. ? foral, oriental and medallion de 69 Tloor Co\'ering ‘;1“250 & $15 Room Size Rugs, $6.95 ade Marie ish store to secure are subj wearing quality for patterns Velvets and Brussels Rugs. $5 & $6 Jap Grass Rugs $2.98 colors 16 are 9x12-ft $5 and $5.98 Sweater Sels, $3 95 who cor- “Cross-Word Puz- EAST POSSIBLE awarded the follow- 1 be 00 Women's Priz of Kid Clov Prize—A4 2, Children’s $1 and $1.50 Undergarments, 69: (20) Congoleum Rugs, i5 for , Antc cover _rooms, R felt Lase floor terns and e Men’s Coats, of | Coatings, in and small Kitchens. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. in plain and fancy H o models; short and long sleeves; col- ors navy, deer, tan and green. Also 54 Women's and Misses' Tai- lored Suits of light and dark ox- fords: single and double models. Sizes 16 to 40 Clearance price, $3.67. 0dd lots of Dresses, of Poiret twill and fine 8. come early In flannel, prize. You Remnants of $1.50, $2.00 BO Clothin and $2.50 All-Wool Fabrics ys' chilla Overcoats, ‘g d and 3 years. Gided o Emztha ¥or o S50 exade atl ol 3 hsz .95 for Skirts, Dresses, Hf) n)§ = A € ath Robes, ~,_ Suits, Coats and e bl i s e $1.95 Children’s W ear. : (15) ]Bou O\Qrc]onls and Muckm.\u. of Inti ) chinchilla and tweed to- 8 che 3 . Women’s $4 and ss All remnants from our regular stock of best 53 Boys® Overcosts, of Fine Silk Remnants gy Low Shoes, $1.95 seling dtess ooty and ey s ey and plaid-back materials; y . $1.50 and $1.75 Grades in one lot—at one low price for quick disposal also. & fow Ktas 15 years Oxfords and Pumps, broken lines The Silk Department is clearing all remnants and time r puzzle blank itten on it and the time will be ) that it does not make r when you try of Sleepmg Garments, 79¢ breasted Flav included only going ou had bet- may be Gl e Main ob- $1 98 Nightgowns, $1.69 »i ‘”w”‘\"rfx l\“ ‘-”'l ‘-‘ e hemstitched ne slzes & at all-wool 2 to 9 Women’s Bloomers, 69¢ Flann 69c Bloomers, 45¢ 0dd Lot of Women's Bloomers, with elast Knie y perfe (First Floor—U nderwenr Section.) 89c Underwear, 69c Medium- te Jersey Knit waist and quality.— —Tweed Mixtures—Winter-weight Coatings, efc. Widths up to 54 inches. colors. 89¢ & $1 Dress Goods Remnants Remnants of rm Serge, 59 Dress Crepe, Hairline Stripe 8 B Black and leading Former $18.50 and $20.00 grades at (8) Boys’ Overcoats, all-wool materia clette Petticoats, 40-inch Brocaded Satin—36-inch T e Brocaded Crepe—36-inch Chiffon 150 pairs of Mi; nd Children’s High and Low Shoes, of patent Former = tomorrow. $10.00 to $12.75 grade, At.ce..covee-s $6.95 8 . Boys' Overcoats, i Sl Dress Flannels—French Serge—Tubular Jer. (33) Boys' Overcoat short lengths of silks before inventory day. Extraordinary and \brown Kid, sueds and| dull bargains in the most wanted silks are the result. The list sirable models and colorings; years. Former $24.75 srade, day at. Taffeta—36-inch Satin Duchesse— 36-inch Satin Messaline—36-i e B'engulin oL ’Ri:: leather, tan and black kid and dull e—33 . leathers; heel and spring heels; sizes in the lot from 4 to 8, §% to 11 all-wool materials, sey—Poiret Twill—Stripe Serge—Storm Serge & Wool lined: sizes 5 to leather; high and low heels; sizes consists of: | C (3) Boys' All-wool Overcoats, | | silk Broadcloth. and 11% to 2. and sleevel quality. garments tight knes $1 25 Uplon Suits, 89¢ Fleeced C and gr: . ankle e b Serge and Crepe, Chiffon Panama and Brilllantine. Good range of colors. Useful lengths. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. age. Former $28.50 grade, at.... $18 -)0 (30) Boys' Mackinaws, all-wool { serviceabla colorings; sizes 8 to 18 years. Former $10.00 grade, at Boys' Flannel Pajamas, good soft-finish out- ing Nannel, one and two piece styles; mneat stripes; sizes 4 to 12 years. Former Q= $1.39 to $1.50 grades, at. 3 T 85¢ Junior_Suits, of all-wool jersey, serge and tweeds; Oliver Twist, middy and Junior Norfolk models, the latter with two pairs of pants; sizes 3 to 9 years. Former $5.00 to $7.50 grade ° $4.00 Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. $3 and $3.50 Lace Curtains, $1.88 Pair Choice of Scotch, Nottingham or filet weaves, one to five pairs alike, 2% yards long; white, ivory and ecru colors; neat or heavy worked designs. &y $2 and $2.25 Curtains, $1.18 (58) Fringed Panel Curtains, one to four of pattern; white, ivory and ecru des; 2 and 215 yards long; neat or novelty effects. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. [ower Price Mechandise $1.39 House Dresses Byl drawstring styles; aded; 7 “ ’C att tive colorings A clean-up of broken lines of 25¢ and 35¢ Charge Women's House Dresses at a price P that makes them be picked up urses, ]4C quickly. Assorted lot of Change Purses, Of standard quality ginghams in desir pla v lea e . able light and dark colored checks. P Lo full ent and nicely made. Sizes 36 25¢ and 29c Cretonnes in the lot. 12%2¢ “Surprise—Fifth Floor.” 34-inch Cretonnse, some slightly 50c Hairbrushes damaged, others perfect quality, in 33C lengths from 1 to 6 yards; light and drak floral, bird and foliage de- Ebony and Mahogany Finish signs, for draperies and comfort Hairbrushes, with solid backs and coverings. %o0d quality bristles. “‘Burprise—Fifth Floor." 39¢c to 89c Neckwear, 29¢ Women's collar and anels circular Of linene, lace, white and colors. $1 to $1.69 Veils, 69¢ Squara Vei seroll or plain and various hues 39c to 89c Circular Tabs 17c Circular Tabs, of metallic cyelet embroidery, met and and gold effects 59c Pillowcases, 33¢ Lace Ydge Pillowcases, hand torn and ironed. $4 Bedspreads, $2.98 Bedspreads, double-bed raised Marseille pat- $1 and $1.50 Beaded Bags 0dd Lot of ineludin, vestees. plaitings and voile; Neckwear, cuff sets tabs an organdy Former $15.00 grade, at.... ss ;9 (36) Boys' Allwool Overcoats, us in the lot from 2% to 7. models for boys from 9 to 16 years. 311 8.’ g f-inch, Printed Crepes—0-inch ussian Crepes—40-inch Crepe de : Chine—40-inch Satin Charmeuse— Misses’ $2.25 to $3.50 Shoes, $1.69 models for bov i4 to 1 vears of Useful lengths for making blouses, dresses and tunics. Black and desirable colors. Goldenberg's—First Floor. weight Union s, jaeger nd sleev ton Mgh x — Goldenberg's—First Floor. pants; br . gt e : —— e brere el 50c Fleeced Pants, 29¢ S e Children's Fleeced Cotton ankle length; small sizes (First Floor—Underwear Section.) Women s $1 Gloves, 69¢ n's Washable pric Gloves, wrist and two-clasp style s: embroldered nd, gray, beaver Ginghams and Domestics 2Yoc and 32 Inch Dress Ginghams, 86-inch Percales, 27-nch Shaker Flannel, ch Chambray, ete. Remnant Lots of High-Grade Wash Fabrics 59¢ to 75¢ Values at Fabrics, Including Check and Stripe Homespun, 39 Pants, b octagon meshes with : embroidered _ borders; two-tone effects of Regular 20c and 25¢ Grades, at..._...... - Remnants of Wash Remnants of 27 omnants of Outing Flannel, Covering, hams, 27-inch 36-inch Printed Comfort Amoskeng Apron Ging- Good useful lengths, 29c and 35¢ Values at 1 Yarn Mercerized Poplins, Silk and Cotton Demi-rough Pongee, Check and Stripe Ratine, Printed Silk and Cotton Crepe de Chine, Imported Colored Chiffon Voile, Mercerized Wash Satins and other wanted weaves. Desirable lengths, 36 to 40 inches wide. S0c to 69¢ Values at White and Culored Wash Goods, consistin; 3 s g of 36-inch Mercerized Shantung, 36-nch Silk and Cotton Pongee, 36-inch Ratinspun, 36-inch Lin- gerie Fabrics, 30-inch Plisse Crepes, 44-inch W c White Chiffon Voile, ete. Good useful anlglh? e 25c¢ and 39c Values at _ Remnants of 30-inch Plisse Crepe, 40-inch Plain-color Volles, 38-inch Printed Voiles, 36-inch Longcloth, 36-inch White Nainsook, 36-inch White Batiste, 36-inch White Pajama Checks and 36-inch Stripe Dimty; 1 to 5 yard lengths. Goldexberg's—First Floor, 8 e e e Odd Lots Women’s and Misses’ Ready-to-Wear $10 Dresses, $1.98 in black, brown 1 plain models: sizes 16 to 38 only. $12.50 to $17.50 Girls’ Coats, $6.98 ) Girls' (¢ of velour; in brown, cocoa and self or fur rs: 10 to 14 yvears. $10.98 to $12.98 Overblouses, $7.98 - .|: A1] r‘AI;\. ’.|[ lou: ”f ::n:::n::‘lered crepe de chine, others $1.98 to $2.98 Blouses, 79¢ ) Middy Blouses, plain blue; made with large collar yng sleeves; broken sizes. Women’s $20 Coats, $8.77 (20) Women's Coats, of overplaids and mixtures; self or fur collars; sizes 16 to 44 $100 Fur Capes, $47.50 aline (dyed coney) Fur Capes, full length; nicely in covert n’s 65¢ Gloves, 49c s Knitted Wool srown, heather, cloth, black Gloves, Remnants of 36-inch Printed Fleecedown oxford Flannel. 36-inch Outing Flannel. 36-inch Domet Flannel, h Dress (Ginghame, 36- ine rting Madras, 32-ineh Romper Cloth and 36-inch High-count Percales. (iood use- ful lengths. dc m and 1 $1 Bleached Sheets, 75¢ 0x90 Bleached Sheets, und-thread quality, free from arch or dressing Goldenberg 's—First Floor, 39¢ and 50c Values at Remnants of 29 and 36 fnch Tissue Ging- in checks and plaids, 32-inch i 36-inch Ex fnch Heavy Shrprise 5th Floor— (5 varanteed 50c and $1 Bead Necklaces 29c Bead Necklaces, crystal opaque styles, in cube, oblong, oval and round bead shapes. Many pretty combinations, long chain and graduate styles. “Surprise—Fifth Floor.” White Table Tops 25c¢ Tabla Tops of good quality linen-finish material, with corded border; size 83x35 inches. All white, “Burprise—Fifth Floor." chet e in heavy Men’s Furnishings (427) Rayon (fiber silk) Neckties, four in-hand shapes, plain colors, stripes and novelty muerns 19 Former G0c grade. c (120) Men’s Clinton Make Suspenders, fine quahty lislo webbing, stripes and plain colors; kid ends. 9 Former 60c grade, at c Men's Wool-mixed Underwenr, ribbed and flat knit; natural gray colors; broken sizes; perfect quality; only & limifed quantity. ‘Former $1.25 and §1.50 grades, gg at. C Women’s Rayon Hose 37c Seconds of the 50c Grade Women's Fiber Silk (Ra Stockings, made with the lseam back; assorted shades, Silkk (Rayon) garter hem. “Surprise—Fifth Floor."” Men’s $1 Felt House Slippers 79c¢c Men's Felt House Slippers, with padded soles; gray and brown. Sizes in the lot from 6 to 9. “Surprise—Fifth Floor.” closely be and navy blue; Dresses, 3 new and Dlue; wyon) mock Fiber Men's Brushed Wool Reefers, or Scarfi, wool fringed plain colors and s!nped effects. Former $1.25 5 i 50¢ Ne{figee Jllfl-lw odds and ends from regular stock and sales; good quality Brittany flannel, 8- square percale, madras and other fabrics; neckband and collar-attached styles; perfect quallty, ~Former Q& $1.50 and $2.00 grades, at . SSasomingenssse c (19) Men’s Smoking Jackets, wool and wool mixed; double faced golf cloth, mmmed with silk cord and uvn. a1l sizes in the lot, but not in each pattern. For- @4 GQ mer §8.50 and $10.98 grades, at ..-.... (160) Men'’s Genuine Glntenbury Wool-mlxed Undergarments, natural gray color; broken sizes; §ood heavy weight. ' Balance of our stock selling res- @] 45 ularly at $3.00. Friday at eese.. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. to (2) S ined. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. First Floor—Bargain Table.