Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1928, Page 15

s e ki TF EV .. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29. P PHILADELPHIA RUM KINGS UNDER PROBE District Attorney Sceks Iden- d perform! other dml.*_\ Working 1 laying cables in the most suitable places | 1ssued vesterday by Secreta Wilbur in fi(l(‘S 01 BOGN(‘QQN'S WhO in consort with the Coast Guard cable |in the sea bed — e Peauot planes. | The commanding officer of the Pequot Banked $10.000.000. Alrp]ancs Aid in Work of Laymg’ Cabl . i . {0 B | ARE CALLED BY WILBUR| By Viewing Terrain o cean s Dottom | Glee | b % £ Navy's Officer Personnel Ts Urged Airplanes are rendering valuable as- tans of the sea. rather than on top ac to Qualify for Training | - | formerly, and thus be removed from the the laging of coastal cables ;ukenhm‘m of being broken by anchors | as Pilots. ! d headquarters said today in | 5r shifted by storms, Officials sald that | gy the Associated Press g the airplane a satisfactory {an amount of money in cable length| A call for volunteers from the Navy's| istance Coast Gu the amnhibian ce ad over [is Lieut. Comdr. F. W. Brown and he | able to | has reported marked progress in cable- s telephone with | laving this season. The Coast Guard advise of the ter-|repairs old cables along the coast and om | lays new ones. as part of its manifold iard officials said, | dutfes. Most of the aviators in the Coast sund the moun- | Guard are World War veterans. SUMMER RATES TO CALIFORNIA Reduced Summer rates to the South and Pacific Const are now in ef on the Washington-Sunset Route 1 and comfortable t 1s an economic save approx! r fare by ¢ daily from leading man to Ethel Barrymore inone | of her earliest successes, “Capt. Jinks,” and later plays. He was also a leading man for Mrs. Leslie Carter in “Du Barry” and plaved next to Blanche Walsh in “A Straight Road” and other productions. He retired from the stage in 1923 | GEORGE W. HOWARD, ACTOR. DIES AT 55 Veteran Thespian Played Opposite Mre. Leslie o withont change via New Orleans, Houston. San Antonfo and El Paso. Write todas lustrated hooklet “A time ta and fares 2 G. V. McArt. Passenger Agent Boy Scouts have found at Egerbocs WASHINGTON-SUNSET ROUTE near Budapest. Hungary. the remains 1510 H St. N.W. Washington. 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OVER D YEARS OF SATISFACTORY SERVICE L e ———————————————————————————————— e ————————— qualified for of the Naval Air Statlon at Pensacola | the communi The Navy hi pilots and 141 Only about 30 per cent of the officers | ed officers of the Navy s of 1925 have been found | raining to become pilots but have not offered their services. tion said 466 officed aviation | plisted aviation pilots and 10 per cent of the enlisted men e: ot SAV | who become aviation pilot candidate derelicts | expenditures has been saved through [ micei” personnel to enter aviatlon was |poriete the course. satisfactorily .;\ communication Minlrl naval ;\n&i: and WIDOW GIVEN TERM ships. Mrs. Wiseman Faces Total of 20 | \ months on a charge of passing a worth- | Huntington, W. Va. used the names of less check, and ordered to pay a $100 fine | relatives in Ohio in passing the checks or serve an additional four months on | police charge each of four other bad check charges.| The complainar In passing sentence Judge Robert E.| Charles Follim Mattingly revoked an 18-month pro- | Bartelman, 1 bation which had been granted Mrs 7 | Wiseman by Judge Isaac R. Hitt for a milar offense. The five checks passec | | by Mrs. Wiseman totaled $224, accord- | ing to Detectives Keck and Thompson, | who arrested her. | Mrs. Wiseman, who is a widow and | reputation caid to have come to Washington from | trade back against her were 3 M street; Frank A wroe street: J. R irteenth street: J treet, and Williar ON BAD-CHECK CHARGES X i Fred Huber Months in Jail if Fines e Are Not Paid be able to trade h but he A man may ears old, for money was | four Mrs. Sarah A. Wiseman, 45 § sald to live at 726 Eighth street committed to jail yesterday for No Interest or Extras Added to Our Budget PlanTIIIMIITH e Do Not Penalize Our Friends T Use Your Charge Account No Interest or Extras Added to Our Budget Plan BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. ITPAYS TO Meet Me At Goldenberg's Luncheonette tempting First Floar Fichth Street Annex $10 and $12.50 Summer Dresses $3 Novelite Bedspreads $2 Crinkle Bedspreads, $].69 80x105 Crinkle Bedspreads, full length for covering bed and pillows, in rose, blue or gold woven stripes. edges. $1.89 Bleached Sheets $1.59 81x99°" Pequot Bleached Sheets, extra length for double beds. Perfect quality. Goldenberg's—First Floor.— 75¢ Window Shades Opaque on Perfect Quality Cloth Window Shades, guaranteed spring rollers, in white, ecru or green. Com plete with all fixtures and crochet ring to mateh oldenberg's—Fourth Flaor Women’s $2 Pajamas $1.59 women's and Misses’ Two piece Pajamas of fine qual ity voiles and novelty crepes with neat trimmings $1 Costume Slips, 79¢ Women's Costume Slips, of fine white muslin, with hand made lace-trimmed yokes and hip hems 69¢c Muslin Gowns, 49c¢ women’s Fine Muslin Gowns, slip-on models with kimono sleeves. Contrasting color bind- ings. Full cut Children’s $1 Play Suits, 59¢ Children's Play Suits, of sturdy khaki cloth, trimmed in red Sleeveless and set-in sleeve mod els. Slzes 2 to 6 years. Kiddies' 75¢ Creepers, 55¢ Kiddies' Creepers or Rompers of fine quality materials, neatly trimmed, Women's $1.29 Bloomers, 95¢ Women's Extra Size Rayon Rloomers, reinforeed and full cut Soft pastel shades, Gpldenberg'sThird Flaor Charge Aceounts Invited, ~Charge Accounts Invited. *4.95 A limited number of our Summer frocks for women :nd misses has been selected and radically reduced to a price that means quick clearance. The group is a versatile one—with models and modes to suit every taste and type. Clever styles of Plain Crepe de Chine, Flat Crepe, Flowered Georgette Crepe and Chiffon, Printed Silks, in all the newest and modernistic designs, as well as daring com- binations, all of which help to make this a sale that will long be remembered. Summer’s most sought-after shades, includ- ing dainty light pastel tones, navy blues, of course; the more staple shades for street or business wear and black. SIZES 16 TO 44, WITH PLENTY OF LARGER SIZES UP TO 52 Clever one and two piece models, bertha and cape cffects, ruffled, plaited and shirred models and many others. Long or short sleeve and sleeveless styles showing all the new necklines. $3 to $4.95 “Bell” Brand Silk Shirts & Blouses $1.55 (Perfect and Slight Irreculars) (180) Boys' “Bell” Brand Shirts and Blouses, collar-attached style, of pure silk and finest grade imported broad- cloths. All white. Blouses, sizes 7 to 14 years, and shirts, sizes 127] to 14 neckband. $1.79 80x90, 72x100 and 72x90 Inch Novelite Bedspreads, in white and woven color- ed checks and stripes. Heavy woven quality. Scalloped 45¢ Pillowcases 35¢ 42x36 Pequot Bleached Pil- lowcases, finished with wide Perfect and Slight Irregulars) neat colorings. Sizes 6 to 16 hems. Perfect quality Boys’ Knickers and Golf Pants, of khaki, linen part- ’ Boys’ 79¢ to $1.50 “Bell” and “Little Friend” 59 f C vears. linen. fancy plaids and white duck. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Sport Shirts and Blouses $1.39 to $1.95 Wash Pants, S1.00 $55 Axminster or Velvet Rug $34.50 JEIE 9x12-ft. Seamless Axminster and Fringed Vel- vet Rugs, in handsome Chinese and Oriental de- signs. Beautiful color combinations, for living, dining and bed rooms. $10.75 to S15 Linoleum or. Certainteed Rugs, $7.85 (SHght Trregulars) 9x12-ft. Armstrong's Linoleum and Certainteed Felt-base Rugs, wool rug or tile patterns, in rose, blue, taupe, gray, tan, green and brown colorings. $10.95 to $12.95 Hodges Fibre or Crex Rugs, $7.95 8x10 ft, 8 ft. 3 in. by M ft. 6 in. or Ox12 ft Hodges Reversible ‘F' stenefled Crex Rugs, in good patterns and colori rfect quality $2.50 and $3 Velvet or Tapestry Rugs, $1.95 27x52-inch Alex. Smith and Son Velvet or Tapestry (Brussels weave) Rugs, in beautiful designs and colorings Goldenbere's—Fonrth Floor.—~Charge Accounts Invited Boys’ School Shoes $1.98 29¢ to 50c Rayons or Cretonnes 19¢ yard Full Bolts and Mill Lengths of Rayons, with blue, rose or gold stripe on ivory grounds; also Marquisettes or Fast-color Cretonnes, in light or dark floral, stripe and bird designs. Goldenber $5 to $6.50 Wool-Filled Comforts $3.75 1005% Wool or Wool and Cotton Filled Comforts, covered with sateens and other*figured fabrics, with plain - rose, blue, orchid or gold borders. Sizes 72x80 and 72x84 inches. $5 and $5.95 Blankets, $3.45 Pr. 66x80 and 70x80 Inch Heavy-weight Part-wool Blankets, in rose, blue, tan, gray, gold or lavender plaids, with ribbon-bound ends to match. Goldenber, Fourth Floor —Charge Accounts Invited. First and Fourth Floars.—Oh: Invited. Boys' styles, in leather. Others at $298 and $398 Boys’ 50c¢ Sport Hose 29C pair Ribbed Sport Hose. In the new large block patterns, made with extra strong_reinforced heel, toe and sole. Regular sizes. Per- fect quality Goldenbere's—First Floor Shoes. high or low black or tan Ve [nterest or Extras Added to Our Budget Planmmmmummuh’e Do Not Penali%e Our Friend s e TR