Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1927, Page 28

28 B NAI BRITH PLANS, GULTURALPROGRAM Jewish Organization to Raise $2,000,000 to Aid Teaching Centers. By the Associated Press PHILADELPHIA, January 31.—En- Iargement of the cultural program of the Independent Order of B'nai B'rith, one of the largest Jewish fraternal or ganizations of the countr as an- | nounced last night by Alfred M. Cohen, international president of the order, at | the biennial convention of district No. 3. The aistrict includes the States of | Pennsylvania, New Jersey, sDelaware | end West Virginia. The plans of the national organtza- | tion, Mr. Cohen said, call for tne rais ing of $2,000,000 for the establishment ot Jewish teaching centers and the} “protection of Jews from slander, defa mation and discrimination.” One-half of the fund will be devoted to the cul tural program at the large universi ties—centers known as Hillel founda tions—and the other half will be used to enlarge the scope (v( the Anti-Defa- { mation League. Hillel foundations, intended to keep alive the traditions and principles of Judaism among Jewish students, Mr. | Cohen said, already had been estab Hished at the Universities of Michigan, Il’llnola. Wisconsin, Ohio and Califor- nia. Mr. Cohen is president of the He- brew Union College at Cincinnati and & member of the Ohio Legislature. CAPT. UNMACHT HONORED. Washington Camp, Heroes of '76, Elect Him Commander. Capt. George F. Unmacht, C. W. S, was elected unanimously to be com. mender of the Washington Camp, Heroes of 76, at a banquet at the Con- gressional Country Club Saturday night. Capt. C. L. Middleton was made adjutant and 18 recruits were initiated into the society. Capt. Unmacht was chief of staff during 1926. He is also the depart- ment adjutant of the American Legion for the District of Columbia and na- tlonal secretary of the National So- Journers' Club. ¢ Heroes of '76 is an organization formed 60 vears ago for the purpose of perpetuating the memory of the patriots who figured conspicuously during the revolutionary struggle. It now comprises 20 camps of Heroes throughout th ecountry. Col. C. Van Deventer of Chicago is the national commander and Capt. Unmacht is the national adjutant. SR L U. S. TRADE FLEET GROWS. Total of 2,072 Vessels “Available, Board's Survey Shows. More’ merchant - ships flying the American flag were employed in for- elgn trade on January 1 than at any time - during 'the last four years, a Shipping Board survey made public yesterday revealed. Government. and privately owned vessels ' available for, foreign, Inter- ocoastal and coastwise - trade totaled 3,072, In the foreign trade were 727 ships with af ‘aggregate tonnage of more than 4,000,000, an ircrease of 163 vessels over the figure for the cor- responding date of 1926, The ‘Government-owned merchant . fleet consisted of 847 vessels, of 4,587, 000 gross tons. Forty-two per cent of this fleet was in active service, an increase of 11 per cent over the three months just previous, occasioned by Shipping Board vessels being thrown into service to relieve congestion in the export trade caused by the British coal strike and the consequent diver- sion of many vessels, normally avail- able for transportation of other prod- ucts, to use as colliers. PRESIDENT WAVES RULE. Three Women Are Given Civil Serv- ice Positions. Civil gervice rules have been waived by order of the President in the case of three women seeking employment in the Government service. Employment at Marine Corps head quarters was authorized in the case of Mrs. Arlene K. Mix, widow of a Ma- rine Corps enlisted man. Mrs. Cath- erine E. Greenwald, widow of a for- mer employe of the Interstate Com- merce Commission, was given a cler- foal post in the classified service and Mrs. Bessie' G. Thatcher was reinstat- ed in a clerical position in the postal service. Now they can fight sore fl;ru( all day! Gargling alone is not enough Sore throat demands continuous treatment ERM-LADEN school- rooms. Dangerous weath- er . .. On guard against sore throat! Physicians now say: To over- come sore throat an occasional gargle is not enough. Formamint' keeps the throat continuously bathed in an antiseptic of proved germicidal power. And Formamint cannot harm the throat tissues. Children Jike Formamint. Let them take one tablet every hour or so to freat sore throat; every 2 or 3 hours to help pre- vent it. All druggists. The Bauer Chemical Co, N. Y. C. Doctors endorse it ormamint THE GERM-KILLING THROAT TABLET 'THE EVENING ' BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1927. NO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOUNTSVAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYWE DO NOT PENALIZE OUR FRIENDSNAAAAAAAS: IT PAYS TO e BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K.S'l: “THE DEPBNDABg STORE" For 25 years this Semi-Annual Goldenberg Rummage —has been the outstanding event of the season : i) Just a few of the reductions listed here. Read every item and visit every department! 'S Sale—originated by In- ventory has been taken and we've planned this Rum- Sale Clean-Up of all small ](rl~, all remnants, ali A mage $ broken assortments chandise. Price and mussed n now cut to the fimit! No Mail o~ Orders ¥ Phane Beautiful lustrous materials, in high favor for Spring: inclnding silk-mixed 39c Printed Crepe de Chine and silk-like Rayon Creges, 36 inches wide. In a large assortment of new styles and col- | yard orings e 5 $2.50 Crinkle Bed Sets $1x90 Crinkle Bed Sets, with scal ? loped edges: rose, blue and gold wov $1 89 : x . en stripes. Two-piece sets. 7 Rayon Bedspreads 81x105 Rayon Bedspreads, full length for covering bed and pillows. | Rich, lustrous silk-like quality. In | (Y rose, blue and gold. $10 Rayon Bed Sets 72x90 and 81x90 Rayon RBed Sets, in handsome brocade designs: rose. ) blue, gold or green colg Double and twin bed sizes. $1.69 Mattress Covers Dependable Mattress Covers, full and twin bed sizes: nade of heavy round thread sheetinz cotton. Cut . full to allow for shrinkage. Fancy Turkish Towels, a~- sorted colors; close woven ah 1 sorbent grade, for face or halh‘ c .- Slight irregulars. " 25¢ Hemmed Huck Towels Hemmed Huck Towels, assarted colored striped borders; soft absor- ¢ C bent weave. Goldenberg's—F Floor~—Charge Accounts Invited. 19¢ Sheeting Cotton 38inch Unbleached Sheeting 1 Cotton, extra heavy, round thread 12 /zc quality. for making bed sheets, 14¢ Unbleached Cotton 38inch Unbleached Cotton, a close- 3 woven quality: two to ten yard 8 4c lengths. 79¢ Shantung Silks 36-inch Shantung Silks, a silk and cot- l ton quality, in a rich silicluster rajah ¢ C weave. In tan and all wanted colors. SOc Silvertone Brilliantine 36-inch Silvertone Brilliantine, a silk- like rayon fabric, in stripes, checks and plaids in rich color combinations. | c All wanted colo z Odd lot of 317 women's Peasant Blouses, of sheer quality voile, with contrasting color trim- mings. Sizes 36 and 38 only. Goldenberg's—=Second Floor.—Charge At(nlnll lnrll!d 29c Chiffon Voiles 39.inch Plain Color ‘Chiffon Volles, with wide tape edge. Fine, sheer qual- ity; in all wanted colors as well as white. % 59¢ Wash Satin 36-inch Lingette Wash Satin, a yarn merceriged satin face cotton fabric; in plain and self-color stripes. All wanted c lingerie colors, also_white and black. S0c Pongee Silk 35-inch Ponges a stlk and cotton quality, with lustrous finish. In c street_and evening shades. S50¢ Moongleam Crepes 36-inch Moongleam Crepes, a high ) grade rayon crepe weave quality, in all c wanted colors. ) 50¢ Palmolive Shampoo, bottle, 28c. t0c Dermo Viva Liquid Powder, bottle, 35c. 10c Armout's Fairskin Toilet Soap, cake, 4c. packages Lux Flakes, 8c. Sc Arnica Cream, for chapped or rough skin, lmn]c 2lc. 60c Body Talcum, pound box, with velour puff, 10c Ammo Powder, a dry ammonia powder. box, Sc. 10c packages of FAB Washing Compound, 7c. Goldenberg's—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. : 30c & 40c Sheet Music Miscellaneous lot of Sheet Music, Tuding ma ropular Song Hits, Rflln‘l‘,’l"‘ ”x"‘l‘“fl.: and Waltzee, Ioc soiled from handling. ~ Departmeni—Basement . ——4]""[0 Atlnlllfl- Tovited. 2 . Children’s Footwear [| combination and dull leathers. and children’s Shoes, of \$1.77 6 to 8, 815 to 11 and 1133 to 2 musical shows. . $1.75 and $2 Shoes in the lot from 4 to 8. Good sub- ing heel sty Geldenberg's—First Floor.—Cnarge Accounts Invited. from Misses’ heel and s patent - le Children’s High Shoes, in lace and ) button styles: of patent leather, tan, ' 87c stantial quality ... $2.50 and $300 Shoes . tan and dull leathers. in the lot from ; Heavy-weight Certainteed Floortex Rugs, without borders. in handsome carpet and Dutch tile patterns of various colors. Slightly imperfect, but the defects are minor and will not atfect the wear. Sizes 9 ft. by 10 ft. 6 in., 9x11 ft. and 9x12 ft. g $20 Seamless Velvet Rugs (12) Smith's 'S Velv Pl T 18,75 | flor 11 Chinese and oriental designs, irregulars. 69¢ Sraunr-Sizc Rugs in good colorings; slll:hl design Rugs, blue brown, a 2454 Duroleum Rugs, made by the Congoleum Co.: wool rug designs; sale price, each $45 Axminster and Wilton Velvet Rugs Fringed Wilton Velvet Rugs, 9x12 ft., large room size; slight irregulars. $7 Jap Grass Rugs Grass jugs, size 9x12 ft, for large $4.75 a7 Seamless i iuatar il 26 50 " ° Smith’'s Manu - facture; handsome patternis and colorings; (24) heavy double o rooms green, blue and brown stenciled flf“lfin\ to 54 from from \n\cHy neck mndch: First Floor—Bargain Table. —_— We are disrega 'dinq losses in a final endeavor to unload our remaining stocks of Winter Coats! Tomorrow you'have choice of the season's favorite ette, Manchurian \\'nl(, etc. zes 16 to 20 and 36 to 44, also extra large sizes 421 . . . Suits, Overcoats & Mackinaws The majority perfect—some slightly mismatched, others coats in sizes 2 to 15 years and Mackinaws in sizes 8 to 10 ]$2 ! 5 years. Blouses, Denim Overalls, Play Togs, Sepa- Blouses, Pajamas, Lumberjack rate-piece Pajamas, Wash Pants, 0dd Tops, uits, 0dd Coats, Wash Suits, ’25c to $1.25 W bl oySs Cc 1o . earapies (On Sale First Floor—Bargain Booth) 10¢ Leather Belts, Damaged Blouses, etc., each. higher priced garments. One and two piece models of Silk, Rayon, Jersey, Twill and Satin. Long and short sleeves, straight or cir- Goldenberg's—Second Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. Mill Lengths of Silk most fashionable weaves and colors. The lengths in each group are listed and you will find many desirable pieces for trimmings, fancy work, pillow tops, Qualities Sold Regularly at $2 to $2.50 Yd. 1LOT ONE LOT TWO LLOT THREE LOT FOUR— 1 yd. to 1% yd. Lengths Lengths from Lengths lengths. Y to T3 yds. Y2 to % yds. Y3 to % yd. Washable Broadcloth. All 40 nnhu wide, excepting the Russian Crepe and Washable Broadcloth, which are 39 and 32 inches wide $7.98 W hite Silk Dresses Girls’ $5.98 and $7.98 Coats (2) White Silk Crepe ’ $2 (10) Little Girls' | $2.98 $3.95 from handling; sizes \ i 5 o Jean, flandliie 2 3 ciderdown. mly wool Knitted Caps, &) Children's / broken sizes. .50 Dresses $1 and $1.25 Prim:eu Slips \ $1.95 $2.98 and $: Girls' Tub Dresses, fine grade prints and rayon novelty fab- rics : heautiful models: sizes 6 to 14 years. and Fur-Trimmed Cloth Coats Reduced to I 9 7 5 o ® fabrics, including Coats of Crushed Plush, Fine Fur Fabrics, Bolivia, Suedene and Broadcloth-Kersey. Fur collars and cuffs of Mandel, Marmink, Beaver- Goldenberg's—=Second Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. gi 5.00 8.50 Boys’ Former $5.00 to $8. with slight imperfections. All-wool and part-wool suits, some with long or short pants, sizes 5 to 17 years; also Over- Odd Lots of Boys’ Wearables, 25c and 50c Former 59c to $200 Values Wash Suits, Caps, Belts, Lumberjack | Cloth Knickers, Straight Knee Pants, Hats, Middies, etc. Choice at 25c. Caps. Choice at 50c. 250 Separate Vests, from suits, all wool and part wool materials; sizes 6 to 16 years. Hats, Knitted Caps, Separate Khaki Middies and Rummage Sale $5 Silk Dresses 0Odd lot of women’s Dresses, representing broken lines from g $2 59 cular skirts. Tailored and fancy models, for sireet and sports - wear. Sizes 16 to 44 inciuded. At a Fraction of Regular Prices Hundreds of short pieces and remnant lengths of fine quality silks, in the famp shades, dress trimmings, sleeves, neckwear and many other purposes that will suggest themselves to the clever woman. Length Length Length Length The assortment includes such fine silks as Flat Crepe, Satin, Charmeuse, Washable Crepe de Chine, Faille Silk, Printed Crepe de Chine, \-t(!rg(‘ll(‘ Crepe, Russian Crepe and Goldenberg's—First Floor.—(harge Ace counts Invited. Rummage Lots of Children’s Apparel de Chine Dresses, ruf- Winter Coats. wool fle trimmed; soiled v eit . cHeas and c V ; interlined; sizes 2, 3 and 4 years, & = . g $1.98 and $2.98 Wool Caps $1.25 Slip-on Sweaters (6) Baby Girls’ All- | $1 69 Thofcls for the Jinte § = and Tong _slecve ones. 2 dozen Children’s Nov- clty Princess Slips, strap 5 and built-up shoulder mod- c els: assorted light shades; lace trimmed; broken sizes. O INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOUNTS Floor.—Charge _Accounts (28) heavy weight White cotton-filled Comforts, size | 72x80 inches, for double beds; | o also a few 81x90 extra large size; sateen and other fine grade coverings. $5.95 Part-Wool Blankets 35 pairs Fleece brand Part- i size G6x80 inches, for double | ° ; blue, pink, tan and gray wide ribbon-bound ends to match $1.50 and $1.75 Blankets 80 double-bed size Plaid Blan- ( kets, blue, pink, gold, tan and gray . With fancy borders, for sheet blan- | c kets or coverings Gottenberg's—Fourth Invited. 150 pairs Block Marquisette | Ruffled Curtains, 2% yards long, 440 full width: ¢ fll@lv‘ with tie \ backs. Tuesday at 4dc pair. * 25¢ Drapery Materials Yard wide Cretonne ’ 1 pattern Marquisettes, 1 c good colorings; also fine 2 grade Silkolines, for draperies and comfort tO\EHHK' ‘uflflfnhc'l s—Fourth Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. Regular 50c Ash Trays Ash Trays and Match Contain- ' crs, novel designs of porcelain and | 1 90 metal; included in the assortment are the popular ship models. dowelry pt., First Floor—Charge Ar'nlllll Invited. : ’ Children’s 50c Bags Children's Beaded Handbags, in frame or drawstring styles. An as- 1 OC sortment of pretty, colorful, close- ly-beaded designs. Goldenberg's—First Floor.—Charge Arfaun“ Invited. N 50c Candlesticks, 2 for Candlesticks, with candles, at- | tractive flower shape styles, in pretty colorings. Jewelry Dept—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Women s Wearables 7 _Boys’' Irish Poplin, a yarn lustrous linen Indian a close making \ I I $1.25 Crepe Kimonos Two dozen Boxloom Crepe Ki- monos, tie-side models, in blue and ‘ 796 rose; medium sizes only. $1.98 Satin Camisoles Three dozen Black Satin Cami- " soles, built-up and strap-shoulder ( 690 styles; mostly all sizes. Each- $1.98 Voile Pajamas (15) Two-piece Pajamas, of ) good sheer voile, in assorted 1 39 light - shades; prettily trim- s L] med. pair-- Goldenberg's—Third Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. UL LR R LSy ' Knit Underwear $1.75 Knit Blocmers Women's Jersey Knit Petti ' bloomers, in green only; sold { pair; sale = $1.50 Union Suits Part Wool and Cotton ’ Suits, high neck and long s, ankle length; gray only: c sizes ......... Children’s $1.00 Waul Suits Children's Fleeced Cotton Waist Suits, low neck and short sleeves. knee pants; broken sizes; sale \ c price Goli 25¢ Dress Gmghams nch Dress Ginghams, soft finish, oven grade, for women's house es, aptons and children's rompers c and frocks, Pretty fast color checks, plaids and stripes, in the wanted shades. 25¢ Printed Percales 36 - inch Printed Percales, light grounds, in neat checks, stripes, dots | 1 and figures. High count quality fast , c rolors, ¥ 25¢ Outing Flannel 36-inch Outing Flannel, heavy, dou- We fleece, reversible quality. Light 14(: rounds, in stripes, checks and plaids. 50c Pollyanna Zephy 324nch Pollyanna Zephyrs, a very fine, soft-finish cotton fabr m ail | wanted cologs, as well as black and 5 c white. Guaranteed fast eolors. £ 35¢ Printed Madras 32-inch Printed Madras, light grounds, in checks and neat designs, for making 8c men’s and boys’ shirts. $4.50 Jap Nainsook ch White Japanese Nainsook, fine soft-mercerized gquality, I for making fine lingerie. Ten yards, two-part pieces. 69c White Irish Poplm 36-inch White mercerized, permanent finish, 5 48 “ quality. § c 39¢ White Indian Head 44inch White Head, ) 29 finish quality; two to ten vard lengths. § c 29¢ White Cameo Cloth 36-inch White Cameo Cloth, woven soft finish fabric, for 18c lingerie $1.39 to $1.75 Bleached Sheets Grades that compare favorably with Mohawk and Pepperall brands; sizes 72x- 108, 81x90, $§1x99, 72x99, 63x108 and 63x99. 1 Some subject to slight imperfections; good heavy sheeting cotton 35¢c and 45¢ Pillowcases Good heavy weight, firm woven pil- low cases in sizes 45x36,” 42x3815 and | 30 inches. Siight 'imperfections, c $1.25 Stamped Plllowcases Genuine Fruit of the Loom Stamped Fillowcases, with hem- stitched ends. An assortment of c new patterns. Pair .. bwll—-N'lmlI l‘lnM —-l'hu:e Arfolnl- Invited. Wash Bonlers, 79c Lot of Heavy Tin Copper Bottom Wash Boil- ers, with cold wood handles; slightly marred or | dénted from handling. % | bers’s—Basement.—Charge Accounts_ Invited. Soap, regularly Sc¢ cake, (5) Men's An_assorted ot of Women's ) worn this season. Choice of Collar binations. Round and V shaped necks. Women's Novelty Cuff Chamo- ;7 turn-back cuffs. Contrasting color Goldenberg's—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. P S LA 300 packages of Gold Dust Washing Powder 140 cans Franco-American Spaghetti, can, 6c. (0 packages of Argo Gloss Starch, regularly 10c; TWO cakes, Sc. 165 packages Argo Gloss Starch, regularly 10c ’s $12.50 25 Men’s $12.50 to Suits, of Tropical Wor- well tailored, in_young men’s sport and Norfolk sizes ; Beach Coats, $2 99 (4) 0dd Coats left from. suits, rect Entrs ¥rom Seventh St Discontinued numbers of ~Fay / Ideal Stockings, in black and white. 1 9c hosc slightly soiled. Broken sizes. Y7 n-om’s 59¢ Ravon Hose wanted ~shade: thhl irregulars, vair Children’s e v Ribbed Mercer- zed (‘otton Stockings. in black and ’ Women’s Regular $1 to $1.95 Neckwear Neckwear, of lace, linen and silk, in some of the most popular styles and Cuff Sets, Vestees, Jabots and Separate Collars White, cream, ecru and several pretty colored com- Goldenberg's—First Floor.- ‘harge mts Invited. e e e $1 to $1.50 Gloves suede Gloves, inseam and kip-seam styles, with embroidered flare and embroidered backs. In gray, brown, mode, beaver and sand. An assortment of sizes. Odd Lots of Groceries Quantities Limited size, TWO for 6c. 48 cans Sugar Corn, regularly 1244c can. 6c. 36 packages of Salt, regular 3¢ package, TWO for Sc. 4/ czkc< Cleaneasy cans Wisconsin Sweet Variety Peas, can, 6c. cans Campbell's Tomato Soup, can, 6¢. package, TWO for 6c. Gnldfl!hw( ‘s—Basement.—Charge Aecounts Invited. S Suits (93) Men's Summer ' steds, Gabardine, -Palm | $4. 69 Beach and Mohair. All models. - Sizes 33, 34, 35, 36, 37 and 38 only (6) Men's Odd Vests, broken 99C Palm broken sizes S s $4.95 Go'denbs p—l?|n\( I|vm| (‘IMI'{!I Store for Men.—Di K A e on i, Children’s SOC to Require no hose supporters. Per- | fect m'nhl\ Some of the \\-hne Women's avon Hose, with ‘ . {hree--sam back: an assortment of |. 290 ‘ \ Childrer’s 25¢ chlungs ~amel; broken siz slight irregu- lars i President, B Men’s 79¢ to $1 . 5 . Athletic Union Suits (106) Athletic Union Suits, of ma- dras, nainsock and othcr fine mate- \s: slightly so’led and imperfect; | C sizes 34, 36 +nd 38 in the lot “E&W” Soft Collars, Six for (626) E&W and other high-grade Soft Collars. odds and ends from reguior stock: mostly in sizes 13% C to 147 and 16% to 17%. Sale price, Men’s $1 Wool Golf Hose 89 pairs Men's Wool Golf Hose, heavy ribbed style:' new heather 3gc shades, with jacquard figured cuffs. Men’s $1 to $1.50 Night Robes (114) Men's Night Robes, of comet ' flannel and fine cambric; soiled from handling, samples and slight irregu- c mostly in sizes 15 and 16; sale Men’s $1.50 Sweaters (21) Men’s Heavy Gray Coat style ' Sweaters, V neck and roll collar } styles. with two pockets; sizes 38 | c and 38 only Men’s $2.50 Overadlls (32) Men's One-piece Over- ' alls, good quality khaki cloth; . sizes 36 to 46 in the assort- ‘ Y ment. Men’s $5 Union Suits (43) Heavy-weight Wool- mixed Union Sults, natural gray color: mostly all sizes up ° to 50 in the lot. Men’s 35c¢ President Garters wide-web pad garters, | in stripes and plain colors. Sale -~ Ilc price, pair, 1le. \ Goldenberg's—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. Aprons, of good quality ginghams trimmed and nicely finished. Odd lots from regu 89c & $1 Bungalow Aprons and prints, in the most popular lar stock. Smartly made Bungalow ) 59 colors and combinations, prettily ) c First Floor—Bargain Table. Du Pont Leather Fabric Hand- '39 ment of popular shade \ C Pearl (manufactured) Festoon 1 i 19¢ 19¢ Plain and Fancy Ribbons, Ribbon Garters, pair. 2lc. |- $2.98 All-Wool wool Sweaters of brushed wool bags, pouch shapes, with inside Goldenberz's—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. Necklaces, of colored pearl beads, Goldenbers's—First Floor—Charge Accounts Invited I'rimming_Ribbo Mont»rx +—¥irst_Floor—Chirge Accounts Insited. and link-stitch weaves. Coat and } $1 69 . I sirable colors. Women s $l Handbags swinging change purse. An assort- $1 Festoon Necklaces effectively designed. Rummage Lots of Ribbons ¢ and 35¢ Ribbons, 5 and bl wide, 23¢c. Children’s $2.50 and Lot of 5 dozen Children's Al- | slip-on models. Variety of de- Goldenberg’s—Third Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited.