Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1926, Page 33

MOVIE PRODUCERS | WARNED BY LABOR Told A. F. L. Would Refuse Employment in “Unsavory” Pictures. Abe Martin Says: By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, June 9.—Labor yes- terday warned the movies to mend monial luncheon to Will motion picture czar, Hugh ’ national organizer of the American Federation of Labor, an- hounced that his organization would “unsavory” refuse employment in vproductions. Mr. yne objected in particular to the alleged capitalizing of “notori- ous personages” in the role of stars and to managers who countenanced ticket scalping. His defi was the un- scheduled feature of the program at the luncheon given to Mr. Hays by| motion pleture organizations which have been co-operating in the effort “to encourage production of better pletures “If the time has come,” labor leader, “when all that is neces- sary to seci job in the films and be “booked great ac ommit a crime, then we ar premium the commission of crime. T have rais st against undesirabl ing their and have s protest by askir people not to work where contrac offered for such purposes. Th arge field for clean pictures int of any kind.” Referring to ticket “scalping, Frayne s £ we Th' children o' Uncle Clem Moon, who died t'day, 'll have his remains cremated so & grave when they spend his money. Cleanin’ up, Chicago is about like cleanin’ up a four-year-ole boy. In th’ ole days folks used t' end ther days with th’ same buggy they went t' housekeepin' with. T used t' think o' Col. House ever now an’ then, but since his memoirs have been published I can't think o’ Army Examination Set. | Examination of candidates for ap- our' pointment as second lieutenants in - the Veterinary Corps of the Army has heen set for June 12-17. Information in regard to the examination may be obtained from the adjutant general of the Army. War Department n find no other way to i stop it, we will enforce our objections GINGER in theaters where practices of that I IGE ALE! He sald| by having our people refuse to. work sort are countenanced.” NONE BETTER very often the public is turned away A. G. HERRMANN from a box oftice, where they are told | 50 Tenth St. Mr. the theater is sold out, to find a| “scalper”” next door selling tickets at edvanced prices. Mr. Frayne also entered a protest | egainst the “rushing” of film titles| on holidays and other days of heavy | attendance. In his address Mr. Hays described in detail the measures that were being | taken to improve motion pictures, but | made no reply to the charges of the| THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9. 1926. won't turn over in his [|§/ Underprice Event in New Summer Silks and Wash Goods The new season’s fashionable silks and wash fabrics.in a glorious profusion of novelty weaves and gay colors—featured tomorrow at prices unmatched for lowness. 75c Printed Crepes and Crepe de Chine 58c 36-inch Printed Crepe de Chine, a lovely silk-and-cotton material with FA the luster of silk and rayon crepes, in a large assortment of new designs and colors. 69c Silktone Rayon Brilliantine 36-inch Silktone Rayon Bril y jantine, a rich lustrous silk-like) rayon material in beautiful stripes, checks and jacquard designs | C as well as all wanted plain colors, black and white.” Fast colors. J Plain Chiffon Voile, 25¢ 39-inch Plain-color Chiffon Voile, extra fine sheer quality, with wide taped edge; all wanted shades, also white; fast colors. 50c Printed Pongee, 39¢ 82-inch Printed Pongee, yarn mer- cerized; fast-color cotton fabric; in a variety of new printed designs. | | | | 30c Stripe Broadcloth, 39¢ 36inch Stripe Broadcloth, new striped effects, in all the most popu- lar colors. Yarn mercerized quality; guaranteed fast colors. 65¢ Moongleam Crepe 49¢ 36-inch Moongleam Crepe, high- grade rayon fabric, with rich lus: trous finish; all wanted colors. $2 Printed Foulard Silks 36-imch Printed Foulards, in light and dark grounds, showing the newest two and three Superior all-silk quality, tone printings. ' $1.49 IT PAYS TO e g 4 BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. "“THE DEPENDABLE STORE" Picturesque New Model Hats (For the June Bride) Blossom Tinted Hats (For the Bridesmaids) 10-12.50 Charming Hats for the Sweet Girl Graduate New and beautiful Hats in a spe- cial presentation Thursday of the very newest Summer modes. Colorful Hats of georgette crepe— [ats of lace—Hats of chiffon—of silk -of straw. Exquisite pastel shades. And very large Hats for the bride’s attendants. These and many others are included in this singularly fine group of high class Summer Hats featured at S$10 and $12.50. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Charge Accounts Inv! Women’s $5 WhiteKid Low Shoes $3.50 Canvas Porch Curtains at $2.48 Heavy Brown or Blue St vas Porch Curtains, strong pol h ropes and all attachments. 0 ft. wide, with 7 it.. 6 in. drop. firm woven and serviceable. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. $2.95 Pair $1.39 Baby 5 Broadcloth, $1.19 32.inch Stripe Baby Broad- cloth, puresilk quality, in an assortment of new striped effects, in wanted colorings. $2 Crepe de Chine $1.59 40-inch Washable Crepe de “hine, heavy, close woven, grade; in wanted street and evening shades also black and white. labor organ ks, : Dress Ginghams, 19¢ Yard 200 FILIPINO SOLDIERS | ch Dress Ginghams, a fine, close-woven, s tub frocks, as well A large variety of n colors, all of 25¢ 3 soft-finish_grade for childrer as women's house garments. checks, plaids, stripes and pl; which are guaranteed tubproof. S0c Tissue Ginghams, 33c 36-inch Woven Tissue Ging ns, fine grade, fast color fabrics for Summer dresses. Staple and faney checks and broken plaids. . 36-Inch Percales, 16¢ 36-inch Percales, light grounds showing printed hecks, stripes, dots and neat figures. Fast colors. 39¢ Printed Zephyrs, 25¢ 32-inch Printed Zephyrs, in checks, stripes and neat chintz designs; anted colors. Goldenberz's—First Floor.—Charze Accounts Invited. $2 Silk Broadcloth $1.59 324nch Silk Broadcloth, close woven, all-silk quality; In a large assortment of guaranteed fast colors. $2 Printed Crepe de Chine, $1.69 40-inch Printed Crepe de, | Chine, beautiful styles and colorings, all pure silk, firmly woven grade. A new spe- SQON TO LEAVE PRISON | | Men Were Convicted of Mutiny ini 1924—Good Behavior Brings | Shorter Terms. éermnoh Fforest GOn the Severn River FURNISHED BUNGALOWS FOR RENT Two Golf Courses Excellent Bathing Via Bladensburg and Defe Highway, 28 Miles 1206 18th St. N.W. Main 7523 Or, when downtown, *‘Ask Mr. Foster"” MANILA, June 9.--Two hundred Philippine Scout soldiers, convicted of | mutiny at Fort McKinley in July, 1924, and sentenced to various tem\s‘l imprisonment at Corrigoredor Is- land. will be released at the end of this month. The conduct of the men during im- prisonment. Army headquarters an- nounced exem- 1l will be released prior of the ken of th duct. , some 600 Scout | efused to obey ¢ for drill. All > After deliberuting over 200 reconsidered and 200 recalei Goldenberz’s—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. Special Thursday Sale of Women’s Extra Size Garments The woman of large figure who requires extra size apparel will find here a splendid selec- led and were tion of styles, in garments of superior quality, -Our stocks arc carefully chosen, with the impris- | large woman’s needs in mind, and prices are always moderate. . S | : $1.79 Costume Slips Extra Size Gowns PEANUT STUDY ON. | gy ) $1.50 $198 time allowt- night all reported for dril trants were couri sentenced to varion onment, the lor Extra Size Step-ins, $1 Extra Size Voile Step-ins, sheer quality, in peach, flesh, nile and orchid. Dainty val lace trimmed styles, 69c Novelty Step-ins 59¢ Extra Size Novelty Step-ins. of sheer voile, in white, peach, pink, orchid and nile; Narrow lace trimmed styles. Philippine Nightgowns $1.98 2 Size Costume Slips ot “Daisy Stout” Nightgowns, of A S1%® Kioth, a beautitul, | volle and nainsook; large variety lustrous fabric, with dainty lace. | of colors; lace-trimmed models. trimmed yoke; hip hems; white Extra Size Drawers and flesh; sizes 48 to 62, $1.50 Costume Slips, $1 Extra Size White Muslin Cos. tume Slips, with handmade lace- trimmed and hemstitched modelsy t houlders; hip waist measures. % i, Extra Size Nightgowns ) ize Step-ins $1. Bl %f?gbtep S Extra Size Muslin Night- gowns, with long sleeves, yokes Extra Size White Batiste Step- trimmed with imported embroid. ins, new lace trimmed models; in ery and tucks; sleeves neatly assorted styles; full-cut sizes. trimmed. i Goldenberx’s—Third Floor.—Charge Accounts Tariff Investigators Investigate Cost of Marketing Product. NORFOLK, Va. June 9 (P).— complete investigation of the cost producing, shelling and_cleaning pe: nuts in inia and North Carolina ' is being made by three members of | the staff of the nited State iff | Commission to determine to w he “Marcella” Skirt Drawers, of white nainsook, embroidery-trim- 800 med ruffles; assorted lengths and $1.50 Rag Rugs and Congoleum Runners 30x60 Tmported Rae Rugs, hit and-miss effects, with rose, blue, tan and green crowfoot borders. Also 18x108 Congoleum Runners, neat tile and wool-rug designs, with artis border.—(First Floor —Bargain Table.) Size Philippine Night gowns, reinforcefi and full cut cut sizes; sorted styles; beauti fully embroidered and scalloped. Dxtrs Full rolls, from which we will | cut any number of yards. Eight- | quarter width, heavy-weight, felt- | base floor covering in Dutch tile, i | Ryde Rllings, Halpin and George A \Il from the Washiugton office, their inquiry here June 1. They od in Norfolk last week, began in the tichmond territory Monday, and will to Raleigh from there. The terri- ry adjacent also will be covered before the investigation is finished. The commission is making the in- quiry as the result of a petition filed fiv the Peanut Growers’ Assoclation, Jebruary 25, asking that the duty on tmported peanuts he increased 50 per cent. [ ited. neat figured and parquette fioor- ing designs. Rengo Belt Corsets $3.50 Rengo ‘Bclt‘('orrcts,_ for_average or® stout figures alike, of substantial pink coutil, with semi-elastic top, broad front steel and reinforced over abdomen; sizes 27 to 36 Rengo Belt Corsets, another model of this popular make, of white coutil and pink brocade; elastic abdominal support and elastic back. Sizes 27 to 38. Two excellent models $5.00 Goldenberx's—Second Floor.—Charze Accounts Invited. Special Sale of Men’s WO Pants Suits 39¢ Cretonnes 22c¢ Yard Yard-wide, Fast-color Cre- tonnes, light or dark colorings. in floral, stripe, bird and foliage designs. Mill lengths and full bolts. Plenty alike for draperies and coverings of all kinds, as well as for coats and smocks. 19c and 25¢ - Draperies, 1lc Yard-wide sheer quality Cur- tain Marquisette, white or ecru, plaid effects and fancy borders. also Casement Cloth, in figured all-over and bordered effects in various colorings. cial purchase wear offered —offering choice of the season’s most find Operas, Step-ins and Strap Pumps of Goldenberg’s—First Floor.—Charze Accounts Invited. Just 75 of these nationally ad- } half the established price. They brown and other combinations. Sizes 9 ft. by 10 {t. 6 @ Fiber Rugs, Large Room Size ) Make Cherokee Fiber Rugs, reversible and durable: wool-rug Rugs, $18.75 Covering, 29¢ Sq. Yd. ful patterns and colorings. Some colorings. $1.85 fringed sides and ends; natural Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. of smart, white foot- tomorrow at this low price wanted footwear to complement Summer vash frocks. In the assortment you will white kid, with Spanish, military and low heels. Sizes 3 to 7, widths A to C in the lot. e e $11.40 “Gold Seal” C 1 R . o ea ongoieum nugs : 2 " \ Perfect Quality—Without Borders vertised “Gold Seal” Congoleum Rugs secured to sell at close to are without borders, and come in Dutch tile, carpet and § wool rug flooring designs. Colors of blue, taupe, tan, in., 9x11 ft. and 9x12 ft. $14.50 & $15 Hodges’ Cherokee $10 88 * 9 {t. by 10 ft. 6 in. and 9x12 ft. large room size Hodges’ designs in rose, blue, taupe, tan, gray and green colorings. $29.50 & $32.50 Brussels S0c Luxoleum Floor 9 ft. by 10 ft. 6 in. and 9x12 ft. Seamless Brussels Rugs, beauti- with slight color shading; many | are perfect. Worsted-face woven } $2.50 Linene Couch Covers Heavy Linene Couch Covers, 54 inches wide, 2% vards long: linen color grounds, with vari ous color stripes. 2 Charxe Accounts Invited. Sale of $17.50 25 Si ale o S50 to $25 Silk Dresses Men who know values will appre- ciate the savings this sale provides. A large selection of this season’s newest models, well tailored from good wear- ing fabrics, in brown, gray, tan and fancy mixtures and stripes. Double and single breasted styles. Sizes 34 to 42 regulars. Choice of wide and medium leg pants. Each suit with two pairs of Floor and Now you can travel to California on the SUNSET LIMITED— BL 1caving New Orleans daily at 1235 p.m.—and enjoy the comforts and extra features of this famous train. + Sunset Route affords privilege of stopovers at many points rich in historic interest and charmingly picturesque. Reduced rates via SUNSET LIMITED effective until September 30, and for your return trip until October 31. 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Hand torned and ironed, finished with deep hem. 81x90-inch size for double beds. $1.75 Bleached Sheets, $1.39 $1x90 Superior Grade Seamless " 35¢ Pillowcases, 25¢ 45x36 Bleached Pillowcases, perfect quality, close woven, soft finish grade, finished with wide Bleached Sheets, full double-bed hem. size; free from starch or dressing. 29¢ Pillowcases, 19¢ $6 Rayongpreads 42x36 Bleached Pillowcases, x hand torn and ironed; slight ir- ki Ry S Pelars of the standard quality. | ,oe*'lie and gold; full length 20c Unbleached for covering bed and pillows. Cotton, 14c $2.50 Bedspreads, $1.98 36inch Unbleached Sheeting | Crochet Béd Spreads, full dou-- Cotton, heavy round thread qual- | blebed size: heavy raised mar- ity. | seilles designs. Goldenberz’s—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. $10 If you failed to take advantage of the savings in this sale of Summer Silk Frocks, you still have tomorrow to come and choose a smart Summer dress at $10.00. There’s a wide range of lovely styles for selection, in the new season’s most popu- lar silk fabrics and colors. Ine and Tibo Piece Models. Heavy Canton Crepe Dresses. Georgette Crepe Over Colored Silk Slips. Crepe de Chine Dresses. Georgette Crepe Dresses. Flat Crepe Dresses. Georgette Over Silk Prints. Contrasting Color, Two - Piece Models One-piece models with long sieeves, new standing collar, Peter Pan and round necks. Pleated and circular skirts. Trimmings of lace, embroidered designs, silk and gold tinsel thread ; hand-drawn work ; hemstitch- “ing and fine pleats feature many of these dresses. Colors of navy, maize, old rose, flesh, pink, cocoa, as well as black and white and the wanted high Summer shades and pastel tones. Sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to 48. also large =sizes, extra large sizes, 421 to 52).. . Goldenberz's—Second Floor.—Charze Accounts Invited.