Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1927, Page 12

12 TWO ROADS OPEN | « | l ! N CHARLN CAS Settlement Out of Court May Come Before Hearings Open Monday. Br the Associat o LOS ANGELES, August 20.—Two roads to a final decision—one sensa- | tional and long drawn out: the other | drab and brief divore court routine— oday Jay beefore the principals in | the marital battle of Charles Spencer <haplin and his estranged girl-wife, the former Lita Gres | Decision on which route would be taken in the public airing of the wife's suit against the famous film comedian next Monday depended on | whether a settlement . sached | out of court which would satisfy Mrs. | Chaplin's demands on the gilded jester and whether | greement hould have the | “haplin baby came out of the Segal battle. Agreement Is Rumored. After attorneys representing domestic camps had rems locked doors most of t ay. new reports that a settlement already had heen reached were @irculated and gen- wrally were mecepted as true. Sig- Natures were said already to have heen affixed and nothing remained but approval of the trial Monday. Formal announcement of the settle ment was expected to he made when | the case was called, which M ¢haplin would take tand, forget | virtually all the she made | against the comedian «divorce on grounds of cr compatibility, without oppe Chaplin. Chaplin’s counsel, headed by Gavin McNab of San Francisco, stood pat on thelr official notice that they were | ready to go to trial and attempt to disprove the charges of cruelty, | penury, illicit relations with *“promi- nent motion picture actresses” and dozens of other accusations, which Mrs, Chaplin heaped on the come dian’s head in her sensational com plaint. Settlement Held Probable. From the wife's legal camp, charge of Mrs. Chaplin's uncle, win T. McMurray, the policy of gi ing out no information whatever w strictly adhered to, but the impre: sion left with all was that a settle- ment out of court was con: Sums ranging from have been men- mors of settlement, | 1 ed that the mother | he small sons of the both ehind | | | | | | | | | | comedian. Preparations at the Hall of Records | to accommodate the expected crowds ceeded on the assumption that the divorce suit trial would continue for wecks. though the majority of court attaches were arguing that a half s hearing of uncontested suit would end the Chaplin quarrel. COURT TURNS DOWN | PLEA FOR RECEIVER Petition Against Maier & Buttress Filed by Creditors Is Denied. Chief Justice McCoy has denied the application for & receiver of the Maier & Buttress Co.. Inc., which operates # wholesale hotel equipment and sup- piy depot at 608 Pennsylvania avenue. The petition was filed by the Frank- lin National Bank and two other creditors who explained that the firm owes 155 creditors a total of $21,000, but has assets worth $50,000. It is unable to borrow more money and suits are threatened, the court is told. xplaining why he denied the ap-| tion, the chief justice said: “The effect of granting it would be merely 10 hold off creditors who have a right 10 realize on their claims and who should not be called upon to wait for payment until a receiver has had an opportunity, after conducting the business of the corporation, to realize | sufficient to pay the creditors. The usual experience in similar cases is that the business is not run at a| profit and that eventually it is wound up by the receiver.” HUBBARD WILL FILED | 20cCarbona Fluid With This Coupon and .. tles of the popular cleansing fluid: re. moves spots and stains from all e e Wi This Coupon and . 12¢ Regular 20c bot- Carbona, dass 69¢ Bath Salts Joc Wrisley's Crystallized Bath Selts, large of de- lightfully scent- »d bath salts. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. AUGUST 21, 1927—PART 5. 2 Boxes Tooth Picks Two boxes of Gold Medal Tooth Picks, dou- ble pointed, hardwood finish, tomorrow for 7¢, with this coupon only.— (Toilet Goods Dept.) $1.19 Perfect 81x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets These are sheets of exceptional qual- ity, made from heavy sheeting cotton, finished hem. All perfect quality and ironed. beds. An excellent stock for some time to come. $1.39 Bleached Sheets $1.09 81x49 Bleached extra length for double beds, free from starch or dressing. $2.25 Bedspreads $1.59 White Crochet Bedspreads, double- bed size, in heavy raised marseille pat- terns. $1.69 Mattress Covers $1.19 Seamless Sheets, round thread with hand torn 81x90 full size for double opportunity deep 39¢ Pillowcases 29¢ 42x36 Bleached Pillowcases, fine close- woven quality, free from starch or dressing. Hand torn and ironed. 12%c¢ Unbleached Cotton, 9%c¢c 38-inch_Unbleached Cotton, a close- woven round thread quality. 16¢c Bleached Muslin 12%c¢c 36.inch Bleached Muslin, a woven soft-finish quality. close- Goldenb BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDAB! 500 white and fancy colored bordered stvies \ ities. Quite naturally, the early customer will secure the best values, sowe advise an early call. . Linen Damask Napkins, 6 for 9¢ to 100 Dozen 16x16 Warranted Alllinen Damask Table Napkins, DEAL AT STORE" MERCHANDISE ADVERTISED HERE ON SALE TOMORROW AND TUESDAY IT PAYS TO = S0c With This Coupon and $1, $1.25 and $1.50 Damask Table Covers Choice 7 9 C Every housewiic has need for one or more new table co and when one can save a tidy sum on cloths of this quality it will be wise economy to invest in firesh supply. A special purchase of Mercerized Damask Tablecloths, with hemstitched hems, all In various sizes and qual heavy satinfinish grade, full hemstitched; assorted colored borders. Sold regularly at $3.50 dozen. 59¢ and 69¢ Damask, 36c 1,000 yards of 58 and 64 inch Mercerized Table Damask, all white, excellent grade for home or cafe use. Assorted attractive patterns, Goldenberg's $1.98 and $2.50 Umbrellas Factory Odd Lots $ 1 33 0 and Slight Irregulars Styles for men and women, all of good wearing, fast-color rain- proof materials, New and most popular styles and shapes. Women's in club-end and regular shapes, of black and colored American (cot- ton) taffeta with fancy borders, many with amber-finish tips and club ends. Attractive up-to-date handles. Men's with various Prince $1.50 Linen Lunch Sets $1.19 100 Fivepiece Alllinen Lunch Sets, plain crash e, with col- oved horders. 4i-inch cloth with four napkins to match. Closed Saturdays During August. Cold Cream 75¢ Melba Talcum With This 29c Coupoen and 25¢ Listerine With This Coupor and 17¢ Regular 25¢ 29c¢ bottles of Lis: rine ream. To morrow at 20e iar with Fascinating Fall Modes Advance Showing Including Hats for Dress, Street and Daytime Wear \ \ All the smart fabrics p for Fall—Velvet, Satin, Felt, Velour, Soleil Beltings and Clever Combinations. Au- tumn’s Favorite Shades. Values and styles are the outstanding features of these hats—all the authentic new shapes, both large and small, that are the rage of “Fifth \venue.” Particular atten- tion being given to large head sizes. Chic Felt Hats Newest Styles and Shades An exceptionally low price for spreads of this quality—80x108 inches, large enough for covering bed and. pillows. around use. blue and gold woven stripes—all fast colors. Women take keen delight in having dainty night- gowns—these are sure to please the most particular ot women. models, with round, square and V-shaped necks. White, peach and flesh color, with hand-embroidered | yokes and appliqued designs in various bright colors. Full-cut and handmade throughout. round and V necks, with embroidered and hemstitched yokes, or striped crepe, with pants o plain white crepe, bor- Mattress Covers, full and twin bed sizes, made of heavy firmwoven un- bleached sheeting cotton. Cut full to allow for shrinkage. . Goldenberg's—First Floor. 51 3 Ideal for all-year- Cream color grounds with rose, Lovely Handmade Nightgowns at 95c¢ Choice of sleeveless or kimono sleeve $1.39 Ami-French Gowns, $1.19 Of fine grade crepe, in flesh, peach and white; Hemstitched sleeves and neck. $1.50 Crepe Pajamas, $1 “‘Washanrede” Crepe Pajamas, jackets of figured Goldenberg's—Store Closed Saturdays During August. IND.C PROBATE COURT | *“cottenbees—_sine Relatives in Germany and England | Are Remembered by Testator. The will of Katherine E. Hubbard, who died August 14, has been filed for probate. She gives $500 to Emma Bayerlein of Bayern, Germany aves her houschold and effects to_her sis 5 bard of London, England. e re- | maining estate i% devised in trust to | ional City Bank of New York, | is directed to pay $30 quarterly | ife to Alicia C. Hubbard, then to | )0 to Emma Bayerlein, and to Abigail H. Cooley f June 3, 1926, the National City Bank is directed to dis- | pose of securities held by it under a dged in trust from the deceased. It i9 ordered to pay $20,000 to Henry M. Winnifred, of arah C. Hubbard Ohio; $5,000 to Dr. Lothar hhorn of Vienna, Austria, an to Thomas A Palmer-Benhow of London. In the | avent the latter is dead. $35.000 each | i$ to go to the Bernardo Homes of London and the Christian Science Peasant View Home of Concord, H. he remainder ¢ JLondon; $15 of Ashtabula, be held in trust at her Ct Srirlet 8 | ington and to a church of the | same designation at Ashtabula. Any | residue is distributable among the | iefrs at law. e = Butler Death Held Accident. 1est conducted at the morgue f orris Le in the case | Benning | eolored, Ay mornin: and C streci southe 3 Puck of Barton Lee Duvall, 1161 Jlighteenth street southeast, resulted | in a verdice of accidental death. It testified that Butler fell from the of a wagon of a neighbor, land- Bg in front of the truck, and his liead was crushed by the wheel of the vehicle. Miller Receiver Named. | Chief Justice McCoy today @ .puim«d‘i Idward C. K of the! Tarles S The bond of the Wi 1t $6.000. Attorney i. Bilbrey represented the plaintiff, while Attorney Lucien H. Vandoren | wppear:d for the defendant. T M i a short road that has no bill- bddrds. $1 Wash Suits Sizes 3 to 8 Years Another chance for mothers to pur- chase these wash suits at an unusually low price indeed—not suits that are cut “skimpy,” but full cut, exceptionally well made garments of good serviceable A great variety of pretty in plain, checked, Every suit materials. color combinations striped and fancy effects. warranted fast color. 79¢, $1 and $1.50 Sport Blouses, S9¢ Of imported knglish Broadcloths, Domestic Broadcloths, Madras and High-count Percales, in plain white, tans and blues, and fancy stripes and checks. Boys’ $1 Knee Pants, 59¢ Boys' Fall Pants. in wool mixtures; straight-kneclength Every pair full lined. Sizes 3 to 9 years Goldenberg's—Third Fioo Sale of 50c to $1 Sample Jewelry Bar Pins 2 Sc Earrings Bracelets Festoons A varied assortment of attractive jewelry for Summer wear, sensationally low priced for tomorrow. Sample lines and odd lots from one of the largest importers, many pieces being re- productions of the high-cost jewelry. Goldenberg's—Store Closed Saturdays During August. style Brooches Chokers Necklaces Trinkets, etc. LAt Ol 29¢ Pillowcases 19¢ Bleached Pillowcases, torn and ironed; perfect quality Sttt Regular $1.50 LargeSize Crinkle Bedspreads of Wales loop handles. Goldenberg's—Store Closed Saturdays During August. ——a — hand New Low Prices Prevail On These With this new low price on Summer Silk Dresses we anticipate a very busy day’s selling. Women in- terested in purchasing decidedly smart, attractive frocks at a sensationally low price should attend this sale. As the quantity is limited we cannot promise them to last throughout the day. Many new and clever ideas are shown that can be worn now or in early Fall. All fashioned of high-grade materials in models that have been most popular. $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 NN to $7.50 Goldenbers's—Store Closed Saturdays During August. Lovely Summer Silk Dresses Kinds Selling Formerly at $12.50 to $17.50 Here Are Some of the Lovely Materials: Printed Silks Flat Crepe Radium Silk Printed Foulards Lustrous Satins Canton Crepe Sheer Georgette Romaine Silks Chiffon Silks Floral Patterns All sizes in the assortment for women and misses, including those up to 48, "Goldenberg's—Store Closed Saturdnys Durlng August. Extra Special from the Silk Department! . Please N ote Width! $2.69 Quality 54-Inch All-Silk Printed Flat C $1.79 v An extraordinary silk value for the Emergency Sale—one truly typical of Goldenberg’s, who are ever on the alert for rare bargains. Silk of the quality is seldom, if ever, offered the buying public in a sale, so with this announcement women should quickly respond. Beautiful heavy weight, all-silk quality, firmly woven grade showing the popular sport dots of various sizes en light or dark grounds. All the most wanted color combinations. Full 54 inches wide, requiring only 124 to 2 yards for an extremely smart frock. $1.75 Crepe de Chine, $1.19 40-inch Washable Crepe de Chine, heavy, rich lustrous all-silk quality. In black, white and all wanted street, evening aid lingerie $2.25 Flat Crepe, $1.49 40-inch Washable Flat Crepe, heavy all-silk quality, in a large assortment of street, evening and lingerie shades. $2 Satin Charmeuse, $1.49 40-inch Satin Charmeuse, heavy, firm woven, satin-face, all-silk quality. In white, black and all wanted colors. $1.25 Pongee Silk,“98c 32-inch Pongee Silk, all-silk, demi-rough weave quality. large assortment of colors, as well as black and white. Goldenbers's—Firnt Floor, % F i In a “Mayfair” Satin Costume Slips Regular $3.95 Value At $2.98 Extra-size Costume Slips of “Mayfair” satin, cach bearing the trade mark label. Correctly fashioned of this popular silk-and-rayon mixed fabric, with soft, lustrous finish, in black. navy blue and tan. Hemmed bottom and double shoulder straps. Sizes 48, 50 and 52 $4.75 Costume Slips, $3.98 Costume Slips, of soft finish erepe bs satin, in black and navy blue. Finished with three-inch hem. s 36 to 44. Goldenberg’s—Store Closed Saturdays During August. $2.50 & $2.98 Handbags Choice $ 1 .84 An unusually attractive line of smart-look- ing Leather Handbags, in plain, embossed, grained and reptilian effects. All wanted colors. Choice of pouch and underarm styles, in popular shapes. All well made Goldenberz's—Store Closed Saturdass During August. -39¢ Rayon Brilliantine 29c¢ yard 36 Inches Wide More of these popular Rayon Brilliantines are offered for your selection tomorrow—rich lustrous silk- like quality for smart yet inexpensive dresses, lingerie and draperies. Choice of White, Black, Copenhagen. Tan, Old Rose, Gray, Maise, Light Blue, Orchid. Honeydew, Reseda Lavender and many other shades. All fast colors. 59¢ Chiffon Voile, 39¢ 43¢ Silk-Mixed Pongee 40-inch Tmported White Chif- 29¢ fon Voiles, extra fine, sheer, P N two-ply quality. Al DAl 59¢c Silk-Mixed Crepe b 35¢ 50c Irish Dress Linen, 29¢ 36-inch Printed Crepe de 36-inch T Dress Linen Chine. a silk-and-cotton qual- | close-woven, alllinen quality ity, with rich lustrous finish. | in reseda, honeydes Large assortment of styles | brown and tangerine. and colors. z e gie i 25¢ Chiffon Voiles, 19¢ $1.69 Longcloth, $1.09 394nch Plain-color Chiffon 36-inch Longcloth, a close- Voiles, extra fine shecr qual- woven, soft-finish quality; ten ity. with wide tape edge. In vards in each piece. white, black and all wanted colors. Goldenberg's—First Floor. “Small Wares” Specials 35¢ and 39¢ Sl.liclds 21c pair Sclasars, Silk Dress Shields, assorted st styles and good qualitles, 25¢ Shopping Bags Crib Sheets 8c 44c Crib Sheets, white and red, and natural color; strongly | single or double faced rubber; made; large size. size 27x36 inches. @oldenberg’s—Store Closed Saturdays During Augu 39¢ and S0c Scissors 25¢c Dressmakers’ sorted les and Twine Shopping Bags, black