Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1925, Page 11

\ BANKONG CODRIL " LECTS WARBURG New York Man Will Head Ad- . visory Body of Federal E Reserve Board. Paul M. Warburg of New York City was elected president of the Federal Reserve Board's advisory councll yesterday afterton. E. F. Swinney of Kansas City was made vice president. The board talked over problems of the Federal Reserve system and concluded Its regular quarterly sessfon in short time. An officlal statement lssued after the meeting announced that “general business conditions in the country and the open market operations of the Federal Reserve banks were the main toples discussed.” It was known, however, that the councll also considered the recent increases in loans by banks which are members of the system. The loans are now about as high as they ever have been and there is the possibility that the banks soon will be making greater use than recently of the rediscounting " facilities of the Reserve banks. Rate Change Unlikely. Although members declined to g0 into detall, it was understood that few of them felt that the calls on the Reserve banks would be sufficient to warrant any change in the redis- count rates. The council has nothing to do with the rates, but its discus- sions in the past have served to out- line general policy to some extent and have been reflected in the deci- 18lons of the Federal Reserve banks. The council also discussed the ef- forts being made by Great Britain to restore the gold standard in Eng- land. Some of the members belleved that Great Britain would accomplish the desired result without too great difficulty, although conditions in the next few months are likely to have an important bearing on the plans. SR A CORDOVA SERIOUSLY ILL. President of Ecuador Unable to Conduct Government Business. GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, February J7.—An officlal announcement has been made to the press that the President of the' republic, Gonzalo Cordova, is serlously 1ll. The presi- dent of the Senate, Dr. A. Guerrero Martinez, has been hastily summoned to Quito, the capital, to take over the presidential office. Gonzalo Cordova was inaugurated President of Ecuador September 1, 1924. About the end of October Dr. Martinez took over governmental power temporarily on account of the President’s illness. Give Up ‘Roosevelt’ As Business Name By the Assoclafed Press. LYNN, Mass., February 17.—The Roosevelt Apartment, a lodging house which was the scene of & rald by police on February 7, will not be permitted to operate under that name and in the future city licenses for business employing the use of the names of American statesmen will not be issued, Michael Zack, chairman of the city license commission, stated last night. . HEEL PRESSED ON REDS AFTER MILEFF’S MURDER Elaborate Funeral Held at Sofia for Man Appointed to Wash- ington Post. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. SOFIA. February 17.—An impres- slve funeral was held today for Nicolas Mileff, who had been appoint- ed Bulgarian Minister to America and was assassinated Friday shortly before his projected salling. It was attended by a' vast number of friends and admirers, including Charles Wil- son, the American Minister plenipo- tentiary. At a meeting of the cabinet today it was declded to pass legislation im- medlately to preclude all Communist deputies from holding their seats in Parliament and to forbld the publica- tion of Communist newspapers. The indignation of government circles over Nicolas Mileff's death is likely to lead to the most severe measures against the Communist ex- treme agrarian elements. (Copyright, 1925, by Chicago Daily News Co.) FINDS REMEDY FOR BABES Rochester Doctor Discovers Cure for Common Impetigo. ROCHESTER, N. Y., February 17.— Successful methods of controlling im- petigo, a skin disease prevalent among new-born bables, have been discov- ered by Dr. Ralph Mellon of the Highland Hospital here after nine months of experiments, it was an- nounced. By use of the new methods epidemics of impetigo, common in hospital maternity wards throughout the country, have disappeared at the Highland Hospital, it was reported, as the experiments reveal the source of infection. Details of the experiments will be published soon. State Bonus Extended. ALBANY, N. Y., February 17.—The Assembly last night passed a bill de- signed to extend the provisions of the State soldiers’ bonus law to relatives of deceased veterans. The bill passed the Senate last week and had the sanction of Gov. Smith. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. |Raided House Must|HOME AFTER 32 YEARS, CANNOT RECALL TRAVELS Family Spent Fortune Seeking Marylander Who Wandered Off When Mind Was Impaired. By the Associate] Pross. SALISBURY, Md., February 17.—The strange cause of Natthlas Marshall, who wandered back to his boyhood home here last Friday after having been missing for 32 years was the subject of study today. He had been given up as dead after a fortune hed been spent In searching for him. Natthias, who at the age of 18 be- came mentally unbalanced after a blighted romance, has been unable to throw any light on his career since he was committed to an institution at Catonsville, Md., In 1893, and from which he later escaped. Today his mentality apparently is near normal, and he shows evidence of highly developed Intellect, but he is unable to recall a single incident in |} his life during the last 32 years. When he reached the family home- stead, his clothing was In tatters and he was weak from physical exhaus- tion and lack of nourishment. hands were calloused, indicating that he had been employed at manual labor. To all questions Natthias replied that he did not know where he had been, but that he had “worked hard to get back."” After Marshall's escape from the Catonsville institution private detec- tives were employed and a nation- wide search was conducted without results, until the family funds were exhausted. Official Retired Under Cloud. BERLIN, February 17.—Wilhelm Richter, chlef of the Berlin police, has been placed on the retired list. His name recently has been mentioned In connectlon with the Barmat financjal scandal. 2 BEST - OVER 69 YEARS OF SUCCESS Special Mid-Winter Values on Many ' Dining and Breakfast Room Suites The Suste IMustrated $500 The illustration above but faintly sug- gests the beauty of this \ special ELIZABETHIAN COMBINATION WAL- NUT DINING ROOM SUITE. NINE-PIECE $420 SOLID WALNUT DIN- ING ROOM SUITE. Excellent and exclusive design. Especially reduced to— 325 NINEPIECE $422 MAHOGANY COMBI- NATION DINING ROOM SUITE, espe- cially reduced to— 300 20% REDUCTIONS —on several small apartment style dining and breakfast suites $265 SEVEN - PIECE COLONIAL MAPLE DECORATED BREAK- FAST SUITE — buffet, table, china cabinet and four chairs, at— 212 $200° SIX-PIECE DECORATED WALNUT SUITE — Venetian de- sign, buffet, table and four chairs, at— *160 $350 NEW ENG- LAND MAPLE SUITE, decorated, buffet, china cabinet, table and four 980 DULIN&MARTIN 2 1215~1217 ¥ Street -. and 1214 t01218 G Street = Hours: 8:45 to 5:30 His || Final Clearance of Women’s $22.50 to $32.50 Fur-Trimmed Coats y, - $12.98 All Winter Coats must be cleared from our We've taken garments from higher priced lines, together with the balance of several special purchases and grouped them in one lot at drastic stocks. reductions. Richly trimmed with fine furs—collars, cuffs, fronts, panels and borders. The expensive furs in- clude sealine (dyed coney), muskrat, caracul, wolf, beaverette, viatka squirrel, opossum, ringtail fox, moufflon, etc. Coats of High-Luster Bolivia, Downy Wool, Blocked Polaire, Suedene, Normandy, Velour and Broadcloth Tailored _Coats, with novelty cuffs and new puffed sleeves. The favored colors of the season—Cranberry and Lip- stick, ‘as well as Navy, Black, Gray, Brown, Cocoa, Tan and Green. $5.00 and $6.00 Blankets or Comforts $3.85 Each cold nights are ahead of us, so take advantage of this opportunity to secure extra bed covering. Blankets, sizes 66x80 and 66x84, in tan or gray, with blue or pink borders as well as various color plaids. Comforts, size 72x80 inches for double beds, filled with white cotton; good quality coverings in light or dark colorings. Many Goldenberg’s—Tourth Fleor. 50c Table Oilcloth, 29¢ Yd. Seconds of Standard Quality Five-quarter Table Oficloth, In plain white, fancy and tiling effects. Very slight defects. Demestic Dept—TFirst Fioer. 69c Sale in the Art Department You can secure many unusual values in this special lanned for tomorrow. There are stamped ecorative pieces of the most attractive sort or decorative purposes—all priced at 69c and every item ”69-cent Sale,” ieces and art worth a great deal more. 39c St d Linen Scarfs, Centers and Buffet lct”. heavy oyster - white linen in pretty designs . 69¢c c Stamped Nightgowns, soft - finish nainsook, in white or pink; designs .. 29c Stamped els, hgmstitched ends. four easily embroidered designs. THREE for.... Geldeaberg's—Tirst Floer. white linene patterns 69c New Spring Laces $3.50 Silk Chantilly Flouncings, effective des! 23 and 36 inches wide, with deep scalloped edges; also all-over laces In the lot; black and white $2.89 78 Chantilly Laces, 4 to 7 inches wide, in white Parls, cream, ecru and black; many pretty 4@ PALLernS .uveivesnennns T9¢ Irish and Fiet Laces, edgings and inser- tions, 1 and 3 Inches wide; some in matched sets; all handmade ... $1.89 Silk Tuile, 73 inches wide, a com- plete assortment of wanted shad S8c Vemico Laces, edgings and ecru, cream and white; 3 and 4 inches WIBS ceoconroconn i ceseestcusnonensees | 150 Irish Picot Edgings, handmade, ideal 89 for trimming lingeria Ten yards for...... c 19c - Imitatiom Cluny Laces, 4 inches wide; for scarfs, bedspreads, etc.; large assort- 7] MeNt Of DALLETNS +evvruenreanneonns c 19c Swiss and Onmbric Embrofderies, edgings, in- sertions, beadings and seamings; mostly eve- § ] let patterns; various widths c 70c Swiss Embroidery Flouncings, neat scalloped edges, 25 Inches wide, tractive patterns .. Goldsaborg’s—Tirst $2 Printed Silk Crepe de Chine Among Fashion’s favored silks for Spring, Printed Crepe de Chine stands i , firm-woven and with beautiful luster. Large varicty of designs to choose from, in neat dots and stripes. 40 inches wide. high. This is a superior all-silke quality, $1.50 Messaline $1.29 $3 Crepe Satin $1.98 424nch Orepe Satin, & rich satin face, pure silk ‘woel quality, 1a bk, mvy, browa, henna, rust aad cocos. Goldeaberg’s—Tirst Yloer. 38-ineh ::l. =L‘el.ll!l) 59c Colored Poplins at 49c a Yard Rich yarn-mercerized quality, with lustrous satin-face finish—full of service and satisfac- tion for Spring wear. 36 inches wide, in all wanted colors, also plenty of the much desired white. 79¢ Tan Pongee, 5% 36 inches wide, & rich silk-and-cotton fabric, ‘with the stylish demi-rough weaves for women's and children’s wear, $225 Longcloth, $1.69 36-inch Longcloth, ten yards in each plece; fine chamols-finish quality. 39c White Voile, 29¢ 40-Inch White Voile, fine, sheer quality, with ‘wide taped edge. \ 25¢c Pajama Checks, 18¢ 36-inch White Pajama Checks, close-woven, soft-finish quality. ' 39¢c Beach Cloth, 22 36-inch White Beach Cloth, linen-filsh quality, for middy bdlouses, etc. Geldendery’s—Tirst Fleor. $1.39 to $1.69 Boudoir Caps, 89¢ Messaline Silk Boudoir Caps, lace and rib- bon trimmed styles, others 1ed with net and ribbon; several attractive light shades and styles. Dress Coats and Sports Models, Straightline Silhouettes, with large crushed crown and- standing collars, kimono effect’ and set-in sleeves; some $1 and $128 Goods, including scarfs, centers and pil- lows; natural color checker and diamond weave crash; pretty designs. Each. 89c Stamped Lunch Sets, seven pleces; stamped on very neat cQe $1 Stamped nen T with Imitation crochet 69 in lace edges; neat patterns, c | 100 Cakes Mother's saline ich st face Qs satin face T 'St waated strect and ha white C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1925. 11 because of the long wear and superior Perfect in every and seamless. S0c Pillowcases, 35¢ 43x36 Bleached Pillowcases, with scal- loped edges; fine, close-woven grade, $1.25 Bleached Sheets, 98¢ 54x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets, hand torn and froned; free from starch or dressing. $4 Bedspreads, $2.98 Crochet Bedspreads, double-bed heavy raised Marseilles designs. 79c to $1.50 Dress 4( ’ C ORNAMENTS, A special sale of Dress Ornaments—an importer’s odd lot, including a large and varied assortment of beaded and silk orna- ments, in all wanted colorings and color combinations that will harmonize with all materials. All shapes and sizes for finish- ing the Spring frocks. First Floor—Barguin Table. size, Advance Spring Sale of Hodges’ Rattania Rugs 9x12-Ft. Large Room Size Specially Priced Tomorrow, at special sale at $16.50. taupe, brown, gray and green. Other sizes to match the 9xI2-ft. Rattania Rugs offered at propor- tionately low prices. $30 and $32.50 Seamless Velvet Rugs, $19.75 Choice of 8.3x10.6 and 9x12 ft. large room sizes. Oriental and medallion designs, in light or dark colorings. | $1.50 Congoleum Runners or Duroleum Rugs, 88c 18x108 Congoleum Runners or 3x6-ft. Duroleum Rugs; some wool rug designs, in light colorings. First Floor—Bargain Table. Smith’s Make Seamless Velvet Rugs. 69c Pro-Lino, 44c Sq. Yd. Full Rolls of Perfect Quality Pro-Lino Heavy-weight Felt- base Floor Coverings, 8-quarter width. Cholce of tile and wood flooring designs, in good color- ings. and dark $2.75 Couch Covers $1.85 Heavy Tapestry Couch Cove 48 inches wide, 23 yards long; orfental stripe or figured designs green, blue, red and brown colorings. Geldenberg’s—TFourth Fleor. 69c Sow-on Hone Bup- 40-inch All-wool porters, extrs quality elastic; usual $to Kings. Patr 15€ white: all sizes : 5 Spring Notions Klix Snap Fast- |' eners, one dozen on card; blacke«and 40 : | Bias Seam Tmpe, | white and colors; 6- .yd. pleces; su- perior quality 12¢ — in black, navy, brown, Sanitary Step - ins white and flesh. Regularly 7% e 50c Irening large size e 5¢ Spring A erlont Baby Pin Seta, a secure dlaper fast- Imperted Needle ening. Regu- loc Books, _containing larly 15c set. sood quality English ___‘TE‘—"_ zsc Co £ co lsc needles. Regularly ory astic mfort Covering, 50c d 69 Sanitary Belts, well a oacn '“' * 39¢ good guallty 36-inch Comfort cov;::é,n:ooa ] assortment of printed 4larly 298¢ each 18¢ All-Rubber House- Warner's Perfec- tion Waists, for chil- dren; sizes 2 4@ grounds with neat colored 5 to 14 years .. RaldiGeiaen Apesns. stripes; heavy fleeced quality. g?fin]?.hm;?;?fh"&f.’.lhff“ o vt 25c Outing Flannel, 19¢ checks and plalds; fine, close- Pk et T Row. 3% and 4@ 27-inch Plain-color Outing | woven, soft-finish grade. in e 19c Frd i c Flannel, in pink, light blue, gray | wanted colorings and combina- Geldenberg’s—Tinst Floor. *1.49 Yard Silk Pongee 98¢ walstband; mer $1.00 grade....... Rayon Crepe 98¢ Crepe, heavy crepe weave, $3.sch Sk Poagee, all. Slight fleecing; high lk, lustrous Tnfi:y. new sk Q‘Illlly. with rich 1.“- long sleeves; button down n rns "and® iy | trous Suish comes fn u com- front; seconds of Comblaatior Bete e otTmw, gradejat: .- Goldenberg’s—First ¥loor. “Surprises There—Get Your Share” 69c Japanese Stenciled Grass Rugs 27x54 Japanese Grass Rugs, double- warp grade, in green, blue or brown } 39c stenciled desi| S9¢ to 69c Rubber Crib Sheets Slight Seconds. Rubber Crib Sheets, pure white, good . quality rubber; sizes f8x27 and 24x24 } 35c inches, Regular $1 Beaded Handbags Popular drawstring styles, well beaded, in a variety of pretty desi All are } 59c skillfully made. Remarkable values, 39¢ Stamped Scarfs and Centers Stamped Scarfs and Centers, lace trim- } Z 5 c med only; simple embroidering to com- plete. “‘Burprise Sale of Better Grade Seamless Bleached Sheets Regularly $1.45—Special Tomorrow at Many housewives prefer these sturdy quality sheets etail; heavy, firm weave, full bleached All are 81x90 size for double beds. Women who are most particular about the appearance of their floor coverings will appreciate the beauty and sturdy wearing qual- ity of Hodges’ Rattania Rugs, which are featured tomorrow in this Large assortment of new Spring patterns to select from, including artistic medallion, Chinese and novelty designs, in rich colorings of rose, $1.75 All-Wool Dress Flannel, This most popular Spring dress fabric is offered in a complete assortment of the shades in demand for one-piece dresses and sports wear. Strictly all-wool quality, firmly woven and of the most desir- able weight. The colors include rust, powder blue, copen, golf red, | brown, cranberry, Monterey, Lanvin, taupe, etc. 30 inches wide. | $1.25 Wool Serge, 98c #2-fnch All-wool Storm Serge, double twilled quality, sponged and shrunk; in black, navy, brown, burgundy and tan. $1.79 Stripe Serge, $1.49 and green with hairline stripes or checks. $1.69 Wool Crepe, $1.39 44-inch All-wool Crepe, close-woven quality, sponged and shrunk, Goldenberg's—First Floor. 25c Yard-Wide Beautiful new Spring designs and colorings are shown in this assortment—full 36 inches wide, a fine, high-count quality, in fast- color checks, stripes, dots and neat figures. | 19¢ Outing Flannel, 12%;¢c 26-inch Outing Flannels, light and white; heavy fleeced quality. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Knit Underwear | For Women and Children ‘Women's Double Extra Size Pants, with loose knee; perfect qual- ity. Sizes 50 and 62. For- Infants’ Cotton Shirts, with laundering qualities. 1.19 35c Pillowcases, 25¢ 45x36 Bleached Plllowcases, perfect qual- ity; hand torn and froned; finished with deep hem. 25¢ Bleached Muslin, 18¢c 36-inch Bleached Muslin, close-woven, soft- finish quality; free from starch or dressing. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Regular $1.00 to $1.50 Fancy Bead Necklaces Choice, 49¢ | This is an unusual lot of Bead Necklaces assembled In a most attractive combination of colors in plain and two-tone effects. The kinds now in greatest demand, including— Long - chain Graduated Necklaces and Chokers. Indestructible Pearl Bead Necklaces (manufactured), in 24 and 30 inch styles. | Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Floral, ’ $5 Congoleum Rugs $2.65 hand- 4.6x9-ft. Congoleum Rugs, with complete borders; hand- some wool rug designs, in beau- tiful color combinations. *1.49 Serge or Crepe, grounds of navy, black, cocoa henna, shutter green, tan and gray. 18c Percales, 35c Fleecedown Flannel 18c 36-inch Fleecedown Flannel, in all wanted styles and colors, for kimonos and house garments. tions. Children’s Jersey Knit Pettie bloomers, with elastic waist and knee; choice of navy, brown, sand or Flemish blue. Sizes 6 to 10 years at 69c Sizes 12 to 16 years at 89c ‘Women's Mercerized Lisle Veats, with band top; per- 50c muslin 79¢ neck and fect quality. Former 79¢c P R e 93¢ Hosiery Underpriced ‘Women's Heather Cotton Sport Hose, brown and green only. Broken sizes. Sec- 12]/ onds of 2bc grade. At........ e 2¢ Women's Mercerized Lisle Hose, cordovan only. Also Medium-welght Cotton Hose, in as- sorted shades, seamed backs. Seconds of § @ 250 and 35¢ ETRAE. .uuuueurnenenannn.s & C ‘Women's Rayon and Silk Mixed Hose, with three-seam back; in assorted shades, but " 4.q) no blacks. Seconds of §9c grade....... 5 c 19¢ Children's Mercerized Lisle Ribbed Hose, {n black only. Former 39¢ and 60c S RS R G Goldenberg's—First Floor. $2 Chair Cushions, $1.29 19x20 Large Size Bar "Harbor Shape Chalr Cushions, boxed sides, tufted with 16 buttons; covered with heavy-welght, fast-color cre- tonnes, in beautiful designs and every wanted combination. Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor, 29¢ and 35c Cretonnes and Marquisette, 19¢ yd. 3¢ and 36 inch Washable Cretonnes and Cre- tonne-pattern Marquisettes, light or dark floral, bird, follage or Dresden designs, for draperies, cushion, comfort and furniture coverings. Goldeaberg’s—Fourth Floor. <