Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1926, Page 21

MAGNIDER PRAISE MOBILIZATION ACT Assistant War Secretary Lauds Congress for Passing Measure. Commendation of an often con- demned Congress for enactment of the industrial mobilization act immedi- ately after the war was voiced yes- terday afternoon by Col. Hanford MacNider, Assistant Secretary of ‘War, who spoke at the joint luncheon of the Advertisers’ and the American War Veterans' clubs at the City Club. “It is safe to say that United States had such a thing as our present industrial mobilization act at | the beginning of the ‘great emer- we could have saved 10 billions about one-half our present national debt,” Col. MacNider de- clared, adding that the War Depart- ment is trying to establish the indus- trial mobilization plan throughout the country. “In the midst of the chaos follow- ing the emergency,” he declared, ‘Con- gress displayed admirable courage and foresight in plunging in immediately to forestall the possibility of a repe- tition of the time-wasting that was forced upon the United States when its people, through its Congress, de- clared a state of war existed.” Col. MacNider denied that the pur- vose of the mobilization of the coun- try’s industries was militaristic, point- ing out that not one article of war ma- terial being manufactured under The purpose of the act, s merely to make a of manufacturing ion facilities of the SUSPENDS TWO STUDENTS Drake University Disciplines Two Others in‘Bum Inquiry. DES MOINES, Iowa, November 10 (P).—Indefinite suspension of two students and curtailment of social privileges of two others yesterday closed a faculty investigation of liquor parties among Drake Univer- sity students. Karl Elliott and Rex Van Aiken were suspended, while Griffith Kruger and Paul Pearson will be permitted to continue their studies but will be barred from student activities. El- liott and Van Aiken are prominent in athletics. Pearson is the son of Alfred J. Pearson, American Minister to Finland. Otis McCreery, dean of men, issued a statement exonerating all fra- ternity houses. — WALSH IS STILL DRY DESPITE STATE VOTE Montana Senator Doesn’t Believe Referendum Was Fair Ex- pression of Opinion. The vote in Montana in favor of the repeal of the State prohibition enforcement la has not served to change the views of Senator Walsh, Demacrat, of that State against mod ification of the Volstead act. The Senator, one of the outstanding drys in Congréss, said he had. not 'seen the final figures of the vote on the referendum, but expressed the view that these would disclose that many of the people of his State refrained from participation in this particular contest last week. He added that the result probahl) was due to over confidence on the part of the drys and a desire of many to register a protest against the lack of enforcement of the existing l:§v. 'I’HE llllII|'"lIIl“IllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIlIIlllIlmlllllllll Sealine Coats warmth and service. W ing up to almost one-half regular prices. EVENING STfAR WASH]NGTON D. (7., WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 16 1926. NO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE Accoumsm Smith’s $32.50 Seamless Velvet Rugs $8, $9 and $10 Wool-Fllled Comforts at $5.45 each These Wool-filled Comforts are unsurpassed for Here tomorrow at savings rang- B Toyland In Our Furniture Store 72x80 and 72x84 double-bed sizes. Coverings of fine strous sateens and close-woven cambrics. Some plain th sides, others figured with plain-color sateen borders. Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. (Dyed Coney) _In Regular and Extra Sizes T 2 $3 Velvet Rugs 27x54-inch size Rugs to scatter, about rooms or halls and to fill in bare spots. Chinese, oriental and neat figured designs, in light and dark color combinations. First Floor Bargain Table. 29¢ Double-Fleeced ($21] 9x12-ft. Large Room Size, in New Patterns and Colors . A surprisingly low price for rugs such as fs these. You save about one-third because of a slight irregular weave—minor defects which do not .mar the appearance or hurt the good wearing qualities for which these Velvet Rugs are known. Colors and designs are the new- est and most wanted. Every rug is seamless and in the desirable 9x12-ft. size. Other Alexander Smith Rugs at Equally Attractive Savings 9x12-ft. Seamless Axminster Rugs, 9x12-it. Fringed Wilton Velvet Rugs, regular $45.00 grade $32 50 regular$35 00 grade $4 l 50 at coieeeene P 5 7 ft. 6 in. by 9 ft. Fringed Wilten 5 9x12-ft. ‘ Frmgvcd Wilton Velvet | yelyet Rugs, regu- $2g6 llgdS. regular $4 lar $37.50 grade at ° 75 grade, at 8 ft. 3 in. by 10 ft. 6 in. Seamless 9x12-ft. Seamless Axmmster Rugs, | Axminster Rug rper Sh g gLyl G| el 920 Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor.—Charge Accounts Invi (e T T T $3.25 Crepe Satin [$69.50 Handsome Coats of rich Sealine {dyed coney) fur, correctly tailored from selected pelts. Made in the newest styles, with shawl or crushed crown collar, bell sleeves or turned- back cuffs. Plain or brocaded linings of service- able quality ; others with silk linings. Also Beaverette Coats with shawl or crushed crown collar of self material or muskrat; puffed or bell sleeves. The larger woman who wears an extra size fur coat may profit in this sale, as well as the woman who wears a regular size. The sale in- cludes all sizes from 16 to 40 and extra sizes from 48 to 54. Goldenberg's—Second Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. T e e T T T TN in the event of fu- «, industrial leaders will have ake out of their safes their contracts with their Government, #ign them, and mail them to Washing- ton” without the unnecessary waste of time in completing those ietails be- fore actual work can be begun. Judge Robert 1. Mattingly presided €5 toastmaster of the luncheon and in & brief address paid tribute to the Unknown Soldier “an_exemplary hero of all the men who didn’t come back” und to the unknown mother as representative of all * ‘mothe rit of th stice duy d ex-comn Outing Flannel 19¢ yara Yard-wide Outing Flannels of soft, serv- iceable quality; heavy double-! fleeced re- versible material for making warm Winter garments for women and children. In pretty new checks, plaids and stripes. 39¢ Dress Ginghams, 25¢ Yd. 32-inch Dress Ginghams, in checks, plaids, stripes and all plain shades. A fine, soft-finish fast color quality. Printed Challis, 16¢ Yd. 36-inch Printed Challis, for covering bed com- and unkmg draperies. Large assortment of s and colorings. idenherg's—First_Floor. ture wa only to INSANE MEN RETAKEN. Two of Four Criminal Maniacs, Who Escaped, Are Captured. MIDDLETOWN, N. Y., November 10 (P).—Two of the four criminal maniacs who escaped Sunday morn- ing from the Napanoch Institution for Defective Delinquents were captured yesterday near Philipsport by a posse from the institution. Those taken were Pietro Cornac- _ . | chio and Stiro Markoff, both sentenced to life im; nment for murder. at $2.59 qYad luncheon LA FOLLETTE AT HOSPITAL .| Senator’s Ailment Is Not Disclosed at Rochester, Minn. GROCHESTER, Minn, November 10 or Robert M. La Follette, in, is under care of physi< Mayo clinic. He arrived na yesterday was de- A beautiful weave of all-silk quality, rich in texture and at the top of the mode for Winter frocks. 40 inches wide, in such desirable colors as claret, bramble, cinder, hollyberry, navy, tan and white. $2 Flat Crepe $1.68 Yd. Superior Quality Allsilk Flat Crepe, a heavy, firm weave—the washable kind that never loses its rich appearance as long as worn. Offered in all wanted street and evening shades. 40 inches wide. Siking “Happy” Walker, ANTHONY MEMORIAL |- ERECTION PLANNED: The nature of his ailment has not been disclosed. $2 Satin Charmeuse $1.55 Yd. Handsome all-silk quality with rich satin face—a material en- joying popularity this season. Choice of all the newest colors. as well as black and white. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Charge A invited. Fur-Trimmed Coats For Junior Girls Sizes 10 to 20 Years $14.50 Sport styles of jaunty tweeds and novelty mixtures and soft bolivias— all richly trimmed with the most de- sirable of youthful furs. All with fur collars and some with fur collars and cuffs. The newest models for Fall, with fancy patch pockets, trimmed with braid and fancy buttons. Ligh: and dark shades. Some coats with de- tachable capes. Sizes 10 to 20 years—for girls and juniors. Goldenbers's—Junlor Coat Department. Recond Thursday—A Specially Planned Offering of French Room Hats $10 For Afternoon Tea and Dinner Dances New colors, the new shapes, the superlatively smart materials and styles are here, reproduced from Paris originals. You will want to come early and enjoy unlimited, complete selection from this re- markable group of Beautiful New Winter Hats at $10. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Metal Cloth and Metal Brocades Embroidered Satins Gold Cloth and Silk Bengaline $2.50 Washable CapeGloves $2.19 Smart but practical are these Washable Capeskin Gloves, with clever novelty cuffs, in turnback and flare effects. Highly colored em- broidered backs. Choice of beaver and tan, the season’s favorites. Sizes 534 to 8. 89¢c Chamosuede Gloves, 64c Women’s Novelty Cuff Chamo- suede Gloves, with contrasting color embroidered backs; flare or turn-back cuffs. In mode, beaver, bmwn. sand and oak; sizes 6 to Foundation Discusses Tribute to Suffragist Leader and An- nounces Card Parties. Regularly $19.75 and $24.75 $12.75 Now is the time to buy your Winter suit —such values as these are out of the ordinary! _There are suits for the conservative man and for the young man and student. Choice of stripes, ‘plaids and mix- tures, in both medjum and dark shades. Sizes in the lot from 33 to 42 Discussions of functioning of the B. Antho J'oundation in carrying on its work for the erection of u memorial to the I pS g 2 | plone tured the first «f the foundation in t! Hotel last ni| : AceCrone, meeting ‘ Arlington | Your Eyalght Is Priceless An examination now may save you trouble -later —consult our optometrists. o .offalin ne. Opticians 935 F Street 8 Years at the Same Addvess ®s treasurer to su Thompsor \hu Moffa I(l Dunn. Announcement w to he given in the mear future for the benefit of the memorfal fund, the first party | to be given by M dwin Arnold | mome time next month. The foundation will hold meeting in the Arlington Hotel the evening of November 28, it atated, Corsets and Girdles For the Stout Figure $2.95 Thomson's Kno-Lace Girdles, of heavy gmk coutil; with semi-elas- tic es, one-{le:e. reinforced over nbdomen, Wide front clasp. Sizes 30 to 40. Regu- lar $3.50 value at $2-95 Thomson’s Glove-fitting Laced~ back Corsets, of heavy pink bro cade; elastic top, reinforced front and wide front clasp. Excellent model for the heavy figure. Sizes 30 to 36. Our regu- $2 95 lar $3.50 corset at. Goldenberg’s — h“.;‘n‘- Corset Department. Many in the Philippt Extra Size Garments Much attention is devoted to the needs of the large size woman in our Third Floor Undergarment Sectlon and on Thursdays we feature special values of interest to all women who require “ektra size” garments. $1.50 Flannelette l%g(tra Sixzjt!"ell:,tic‘oats Clover Cloth omen's tted Petticoats, Ni Extra su(a; O reite: e E,;':dvz".,,’é”',n{,‘:‘fim’}‘.n’c‘;“éonfi Womenulg\llllt Egmswn- ot gowns in assorted stripes; heavy “Clover Cloth” ~muslin; round neck and kimono sleeves; hand- grade; made with double yoke made lace medallions and lace- back d front; trim- med with braid. .-, $1.39 {rfmemed mocka: “Rogw: larly $1.29. - $1.00 e Extra Size Bloomers Women's Flannelette Night- gowns in pink and blue stripes; ‘Women’s Bloomers of fine, soft, mercerized materials, in white, hemstitched yokes; $1.25 round and V neck: Special at..... P xtra Size Petticoats Women's Knitted Petticoats of fine al and gray col- ors, with fitted top. cut’ generously full. 5 o1 to the style of | wearing hoslery from America. SURPRISE — — — Cor. 8th & D The Xmas BARGAIN Store Women’s Silk Underthing Specials! Extra Size Bloomers ‘Women’s Crepe Bloomers, soft- finish quality, with full reinforce- ments. White and light 79 shades. Special at. c Extra Size Hoover Aprons The popular Hoover Aprons, of soft-finish white cambric, Wlth long or short double colla.rs made with pockets and roversible front $1.19 Goldenberg's—Third Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. $2.50 Crinkle Bedspreads 81x105 $1 7 In a Choice ° Double-Bed Selection of i Attractive Styles peach and pink. Silk-like in ap- pearance; all rein- sl 00 forced. Special at. $1.50 Dressmg Sacques Soft, fine quality, in neat floral patterns of pink and blue. Made with collar and belt. 81 29 . Just a few of those Special at especially dainty pure <11k UNDERTHINGS " gl that we have marked at LOWEST PRICES pos sible! Many more at our store! irst Floor. aree K Ecoante Taviios: ST eI $10.45 and $11.40 “Gold Seal” Congoleum ArtSquares 9x11-ft. and 9x12-ft. sizes, all erfect quality, and in a wide se- ection o? attractive designs for any room in the house. ese “Gold Seal” Art Squares are without borders and come in artistic wool rug patterns and Dutch tile ef- fects, of blue, mse, tt\;?e brow:x "aa:'fil' graz‘cnlonngs Purchase $1 and $1.25 Rayon Draperies at 59¢ aYard Think of buying at average savings of about half price these handsome Rayon drapery fabrics, now so extensxvely used for window hangings. All are yard wide and in full bolts. A host of attractive styles—plain colors, self figured designs and combination stripes of blue, rose, mulberry, gold and natural shades. Also 50-inch rayon marquisette in ecru, ivory and gold Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. $3.95 AND $4. C OM B INATION STEP-INS AND TEDDIES, fashioned of extra heavy crepe de chine, trimmed with lace, ribbons, etc. OUR SPECIAL PRICE In Single, Panels and Pairs You have choice of panels and curtains in pairs—and the popu- lar filet and Scotch weaves— fabrics that are noted for their superior wearing qualities. A wide range of new patterns. Full len i—zx yards. Every curtain perfcct quality. A special purchase of these popular Crinkle Bedspreads on sale tomorrow at welcome savings. Firm, durable quality, in * woven stripes of blue, gold and rose, with scalloped embroid- ered edges. The colors are warranted fast and every spread is ample in size for covering bed and pillows. $1.39Sheets | 39 Pillowcases 98¢ Perfect Quality Sheets of a Well Known Brand The mill closed out 200 dozen of these splendid qual- ity sheets at a lowered price. All are perfect and close woven, long-wearing quality, , free from starch or dressing. | is 38 inches wide and noted 7, 81x90 double-bed size. for service. ””//, Goldenbergs'—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. A BARRETTE SAT- N, 4: NN IN SLIPS; a choice of many shades. Watch for Our Daily Surprise m Accounts Invited. L ol $1.25 Bed Pillows 68cC Each 18x25-inch large size Bed Pillows, filled with sterilized feathers and covered with genuine A. C. A. striped or heavy-weight art uckmgs ] i Sy W 45x36 * regulation size Bleached Pillowcases, of fine ?uahty pillowcase cotton, free om dressing. 19¢ Sheeting Cotton 14c Yd. Housewives will find many uses for this sturdy Un- bleached Sheeting Cotton. It 48c Cretonnes 24c Yard Full bolts and mill lengths— plenty alike for draperies and coverings of all kinds. Floral r. stripes, bird and oliage designs printed on light and dark grounds. 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