Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1929, Page 24

SEES NEALIN U 1S FURL FORMOTOR German .Machine Manufac- turer Makes Prediction Based on Experiments. GOERLINTZ, Germany, Apri.l 18.- —'rne time is not far off whe farmers will use meal as fuel fo! \‘.helr motors, says Rudolph Puwukowax!. head of the Kosmos Machine W The forecast of the Oermln ‘motor engineer is based on 12 years' success- ful experiments with powdered fuels. He explains that his forecast is based on the ease with which meal may be employed. Vast of maize sweet corn will lurnlsh all the fl.lel needed by the simple expedient of grinding the residue in a mill and feed- ing the product into motors as fuel. Rice Husks Also Available. Not only meal, but rice husks, pulver- ized coal, wood dust, charcoal and fur- nace coke have been used by Dr. Paw- likowskl in his motor. The success and efficiency of these fuels are due to the fact that in the motor they explode by the heat generated by compression, * without aid of a spark. Pawlikowski hes adapted their use to a Diesel engine by a contrivance whereby the piston action mmg;euu and explodu the powder in t] Rice husks and t did not at first appear readily combustible because of a comparatively large percentage of moist- ure, but after the watery ingredients had been extracted rice hulkn proved as vaiuable a substitute for benzine as any of the other pulverized substances. The rice husks have the advantage of choapness, Herr Pawlikowski estimating them at one-fiftieth of the price of ben- zine in Germany. Many Fibers Added to List. To the existing assortment of veg- etable fuels others are constantly being added, like sugar cane fiber. Even pul- verized aluminum has been used. None of these fuels noticeably wears-piston rings, Herr Pawlikowskl says. A Diesel motor operated on any of these fuels, says Herr Pawlikowski, can continue to run smoothly for years. In confirmation he pointed to his 80-horse- power Diesel motor, with which experi- ments-on pulverized fuel have been car- ried on for the past 12 years. The en- gine starts without any preparatory heating. Pawlikowski says its coal dust fuel is about 75 per cent cheaper than | German gasoline. CHEVRILLON IS HONORED | AT LUNCHEON IN CLUB Dr. James Brown Scott Is Lecturer. Host to Visiting French Academy. M. Andre Chevrillon of the French | Academy, who is to leciure here to- | morrow afternoon before the Institute Francais de Washington, was the guest of honor‘at a luncheon today in the | Army and Navy Club. Dr. James Brown Scott, president of the institute and sacretary of the Carnegle Endowment for International Peace, was the host. ‘The other luncheon guests were Count de Sartiges, counselor of the French embassy, and the officers and directors of the Institute Francais. Among these are Dr. David Jayne Hill, former Am- bassador w Germany; Mrs. James Car- sident of the ince es A. Baisnee, vice presi- dent of the Sulpician Seminary; George N. Henning, dean of the Graduate | School _of aeurge ‘Washington Univer- | sity; Thomas H. Healy, assistant de-n\ of the Georgetown University Foreign | Service School; Henri Hyvernat of Catholic University and Louis T. Rou- leau. Gen. John J. Pershing, who is honorary president of the Institute Francais, is absent in France. . M. Chevrillon, one of the most dis- | tinguished literary figures in the world . today, is in Washington as the guest of |- | the mmmm He will deliver an ad- | dress on “ wolm Taine,” famous his- | torian and critic, at the Hotel at 4!0 .m. | French Ambassador and Mme. Claudel | head the list of patrons and pntron-v esses. LABOR PARLEY CALLED. Pln-American Congreu to Open in Havana January 6. ‘The Pan-American Federation of Labor yesterday issued a call for the Sixth Pan-American Labor Congress, to oven January 6, 1930, in Havana, Cuba. "The summons was alcn by Willlam Green, chairman of organization and mfldfi of the Anuflun Feder- ation of Delegations from each of the 15 coun- tries mmlenud are limited to five men each. summons urges the labor ornnlnuom of the five American countries not now members of the body to_join the movement. Sults Athletic union - suits f striped madras and hecked nainsook. Elas- tic belt across back. Full cut te prevent bind- ‘7 infi. .Si zes 34 to 46. exquisi bgi:o. sand or buff clever movelty _] cuffs, | $1.50 Crinkle Spreads 80x105 B ed- spreads, in blue, 3old and rose woven stripes with scalloped edges aja n d guaranteed > fast colors. Main Floor. “Comfort” Brassieres Sizes 38 to 50 Ideal garments for the ‘woman. cades and striped materials, with two hose supporters. n A Small Size Bandettes FOUR FOR ‘Well cut models lor women 2 nd who wear ll‘l 32 to 36. Of novelty materials that wuh well and wear well. Sceond Fleor. Wgmen’s Kimonos cnom of - nun. boudolr lhldes In § these practical ser- p;a:uns crepe mod- JFloor. No Mail Or Phone Orders Filled Boys’ Univn Suits ‘u’fm |ull¢! knit nl\lon llllll with $ short s l eev o 8. Very special values! XN —— Women's Vem, 6 for Both uml ext r - $ be thue fine rlh- bed cotton gauze vests—at this big saving tomorrow! Main Fleor. _ Kiddies Waist Smtl 3 for Bloomer or straight leg style in these sturdy $ mhuook waist suits for young- sters of 2 to 6 7% Stain Foor. 75¢ Victor Records 3 for Popular vocal and lllurulnenhl dance records are $ cffered at this re- markable price. a nxtundld selec- Fourth Floor. 49¢ Player Rolls 3 for Such brand- weethen of $ River” Fourth Floor. 9 Table Lamps Sensational Values at No MAIL Phone or D. Ord Piet except Tor the Duld. cept for Downstairs Store. Rayon Hose Slight Irregulars 3 Prs. for | Delusterized rayon hose with seamed . back, $ fashion marks m:’l‘.r r ':; n ffid ga 5. in} new shades. % Main Floor. Women’s Silk Hose Perfect quality —full _fashioned —silk fo the to $ with 1isle welt lining. Sheer Men’s $1.69 to $2.50 Pajamas Stadium, Noggle and other high-grade makes cotton pajamas. Regu- lation styles in sizes A D. Perfects and slight irregulars. weight in a good choice of shades, Main Floor, | Kiddies' Sport Socks 4 Pn. for IIII Floor. | Children’s 1/, Soclu Trregulars rs. for Choice of pret- .ty plain colors or Two for New, Summu wash suits in the button-on style. Also flapper mod- els. Fast colors. Sizes 3 to 8 years. Third Floor. of nevelty effects | in lisle or rayon —at this low xrlee. Sizes 4 to l‘l- Floor. cuff tops—for boys who wear sizes 7 to 10%. Main Floor. Hoovers Broadcloth smocks and Hoover aproms, in Second Floor. Women’s Slip-over Women’ s Butterfly Boys’ $1.45 to $2 Sweaters Fanoy Part- wool and Rayon- mixture _Cricket $ Sweaters; also Crew Neck Sweaters; black :1'- uv'y blue, white trim. to Third Floor. Boys' “Koveral Genuine Strauss “Kover- alls” in khaki, $ blue and denim. Long or short sleeves, Sizes 6 to Third Floor. e ] Boys’ 69c Play Suits Two for One - piece khaki, blue or striped play suits. Sizes 3 to 8 years. Overalls with biue denim bib front and shoulder straps. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Third Floor. e Boys’ 69¢ Play Caps Two for New patierns and colori; in suiting ures. $ Sizes 6% to 7. Also Navy Blue Prince of Wales Caj "Taira Fioor. 10c Palmolive Soap 16 Cakes for Save . 60c to- morrow by buy- ing 16 cakes of thh?opuln soap! Floor. $2 & $2.50 Dresser Sets Comb, brush and mirror sets, $ and fivory effects. Various styles for women and chil- dren. Main Floor. $1.00 Fountain Syringe and $1 Hot Water Bottle Both for ?l&fln bottles and the syringes are made of per- fect quality red handles, cretonne linings, side locks, Jock and key. Men’s Wallets Regular _ $1.50 and $2.00 Three- fold Wallets of morocco and calf leather, with trai t pass case and bill pocket. Main Floor. $1.50 & $2 Photo Frames !wln:hinnyh finished ln antique gold, sil- tinted ef- $2.50 Diamond Cut Chokers niating prad: scl 5 uated besds, in $ clear white or lovely jewe! tones. exceptional vall Main Floor. e e $1.50 & $1.98 Rhinestone Pins Sparkling h at pins, bar and broochu. s a number of lovdy new shapes; unm..l ll ll. 31.98 Compacts & Vanities Dainty white gold-finished shapes, in com- s pacts and loose powder vanities; prettily decorated and with chain handles. - Men'’s Linen Handkerchiefs Seven for Men's Pure White Linen Han d kerchiefs, s with hemstitched borders. All - fect quality—that are bound to be popu- Iar_tomorrow! Main Fleor. 79¢ Bridge Covers Two for Thoreughly practical bridge uble roverl, s Du Ponl hbflu. pretty colors mll dnim Taj $1.25 Mn(um Racks ‘Metal Racks Inpreen and red color- $ ings. A useful and pretty plece for your library or_reading room. R TI 0 AL — 35¢ Stamped Towels Four for ped “Dry- $1.25 and $1.69 Stamped Spreads Soresds ot lares preads of double-bed size. s Some bhave col- ored borders, Fine quality Hn'“h prett. O S Ee o Thouiatt 40-in. Printed Voiles Yards for (A Dress Length) 36-in. Printed Broadcloth 32-in. Checked Rayons 50,000 Yards of 39¢ to 50c Spring Wash Fabrics 36-in. Brocaded Rayons 36-in, Printed Dimities 36-in. Plain Color Piques 36-in. Printed Charmeuse 40-in. Printed Batiste 36-in. Printed Rayons Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. 32-in. Fast-Color Zephyrs 59¢ Box of “Modess” Three for Each box of these Sanitary napkins contains $ one dozen, so you three dozen for one dollar to- morrow. 35¢ Elmo Acquaintance Pkg. FREE —with each $1 purchase of Elmo Creams, Powders or Lotions. Main Floor. "$1.39 lroning Pad & Cover “Canton Knit” fleeced ironing pad of heavy $ quality, and an adjustable un- bleached mauslin cover—both for S1. H.slnvu—Ma n flg!i Wardrobe Bags ‘Well made, full cut cretonne bags —large enough to hold eight gar- ment ll . s:‘;': opening whis ‘snap ¢ snap fasteners. o Notions—Main Floor. Sl 98 Mllihry Sets my obony - Anisnea * military s brushes and a comb to match— complete at this amazin prlee. nr $2 Perfume Atomizers oo Lo gilt mountings, netted bulbs and decorations etched effect. Men’s & Women's Handkerchiefs Fourteen for Wl‘flleanln\i- kerchiefs are ure linen wllh s emstitched bor- ders.. Men’s are u mu eonnt tol- -.ln flunr $1.75 Melba Combination A 75¢ box of Melba “Lovme” face powder, a $ 50c Melba rouge stick—all for $1. Main Floor. $2.75 Vivaudou Combination A $1.75 bottle of Vivaudou “Mai D'Or” Toilet s Water and a $1 box of the same kind of Face Powder, complete. Main Floor. * $2.00 Traveling Sets A solid-back ebony - finished military brush, a $ comb, a soap box And s Mh bm m a d e luthn finished u-l- Floor. -Men's & Women’s Handkerchiefs Twenty for Men's are in :hln white with hed bor- $ ders. Women's have woven col- ored Mh nu remarkable Mun Floor. - 39¢ Printed Piques Four Yards for 36-inch Pique, $:I in a large assort- ment of new nylu and color- l-ln Floor. 19¢ Longcloth Nine Yards for Closely woven, ".fl-flnhh qul: ly Longeloth, 36-inch widths. Main Floor. 19¢ Pajama Checks Eight Yards for 26-inch White Pzjama Check, in fine woven qual- ity. For dainty ain Floor. Black Moire Coating Black Silk-and-Wool Coating Printed Rayon Flat Crepe 40-in. Printed Foulards 36-in. All-Silk Wash Satins Sensational Dollar-Day Offering of $1.39 to $2.50 Silks In 17 Smart Weaves! 40-in. All-Silk Crepe de Chine 40-in, Black Satin Coating 36-in. Black Dress Satin 36-in. Silk and Wool Faille 40-in. Heavy Flat Crepe 40-in. Printed Kimono Satins 32-‘iln. l\.Novcn Striped Broad- ot! - 40-in. Jacquard Sports Crepe 40-in. Printed Chiffon Crepe 40-in, Printed Georgette 40-in. Printed Crepe de Chine 40-in. Printed Flat Crepe $1 .39'?;Enlenay6i Eponge A rayon and fine_cotton_fab- ric_in handsome $ designs and_rich color combina- tions. 36 - inch widths. ___ ain_Fior “Non-Kling” & Muslin Slips, Two for Tallored and want $ ‘neath Summer tub frocks. Regular sizes. e e Ioor.. Women’s Underthings 2 for Practical crepe gowns and bloom- ers, of novelty s materials also. Women's a nd ' sizes. Second_Floor, Women's Rayen Undies, 2 for Some zre slight irregulars — all exeeptional val- $ ues. Chemise, panties, bloomers and step-ins. Secol Floor. Philippine Gowns Attractive vound, square $ g and - V necked styles, in women's and misses’ sizes. Very tempting values! Second Floor Da'nty Undergarments Nainsook and muslin gowns, chemise, bloom- $ .“ ers, step- Iln and and lace trlnmei models, o __Second Floor, Rayon Slips 1 shades. __ Second Floor. Rayon ngene Tailored and med lace & -lnl.chmlses nties and ex- cellent (Illflfy. M—— Men’s 50c Fancy Hose, Five for and fects and slight irregulars. 10 to 114, 16¢ Muslin, 8 Yds. 36-in. fine qual- ity bleached mus- lin of a soft finish 39¢ Madras, 4 Yds. Men’s 75¢ Shirts Three for “Onetta” pull- over athletic shirts of the $ combed cotton yarn Perfects and a few slight- Iy spotted. Sizes 28 fto, 44, Main Floor. Men’s 50c Underwear, 3 for Balbriggan un- derwear shirts, with short sleeves and double faced ant drawers. forced seat. Slight irregulars. All regular sizes. Main Floor. Men’s $1.69 Union Suits High - grade make of rayon athletic union $ suits, Wide legs and long ecut trunk. White, blue and flesh colors. 34 to 44, Main _Floor, Men’s $1 Golf Hose Two Pairs for Neatly designed cotton golf hose in diamond, block $ and jacquard pat- terns. All perfect quality. Sizes 10 0 115 wap Floor . 4 Men’s $1.69 Union Suits A well known make knit union suit, with short $ sleeves and strengthened erotch. White and ecru. Tull cut. Sizes 36 to 46. Main Flaor. Men's 75¢ to $1.50 Skorts, Two for “Varsity” ond “Regatta” shorts and running $ pants, of broad- cloth. madras, striped broadcloth and pebble cloth. Sam- ‘).llu and slight - irregu- s, Slul 28 to 42. $1.39 Bleached Sheets 81x90 fine qual- ity bleached sheets. Of ex- $ cellent round thread, heavy quality. Main Floor it flonr 25¢ Pillowcases Six for 42x36 bleached pillowcases of soft close woven finish $ quality. An ex- ceptional bargain at 6 ‘lor $1. a 3 18c Unbleached Sheeting 10 Yds. for 38-in. un- bleached sheeting cotton. Fine qual- ity sheeting of heavy round thread finish. An unusual offer. Main Floor. B e $1.50 Bleached of full double- $ bed size. Made of heavy quality sheeting material. Main Fleo Men’s 21¢ Moca Hose, Nine for “Honesty” make cotton hose in black, tan and $ gray. Reinforced heel, toe and sole. Every pair perfect. Sizes 9% to 14, Main Floor. 18c Ginghams 10 Yards 39c¢ Pillowcases Four for 45x36 and 42x 36 Bleached Pil- lowcases of heavy s quality casing— free from starch or_dressing. Main Floor. 35¢ Ginghams 6 Yards 32-in. fine qual- ity Dress Ging- hams, in a large assortment of checks, plaids, stripes and plain eolors. Main Floor. 29¢c Percales 4Y, Yds. A large range of high count percales in new styles and colors. guaranteed fast colors. 4% yds. for $1. Main Floor. Rayon Undies Two for For girls of 2 to 14 years, sitky 'S Httle siips, bicomers, gowns, shirts and . com- binations. Very special Third Floo: .1 Girls’” Sweaters Green, blue, red or tan AN sweaters of wool (N and rayon mix- tures, an attrac- tive selection for is of 7 to 14 sz hird Floor. - Girls’ Middies Two for Regulation style ite middies ird Floor. Tots’ Dresses Two for Plain and printed frocks of sheer volle or good quality chambray, for Tittle fots of 2 to 6 years. Third Floor] Tots’ Sweaters Cunning little - all-wool slip- i overs, in pretty $ combinations of colors. Sizes 2 to 5 years. Third Floor. Babies’ Vests Four for Sleeveless and hort-sleeved styles, for infants and tiny tots up to_3 years of age. Third Floor. B Tots’ Coats White, pink and blue cash- mere coafs, in sizes 6 months to 2 years, and black and white check- ed coats, in sizes 1,2 and 3. Third Floor. Infants’ Wen Four for Soft flannel- eite gowns, ger trudes s kimonos, marked especially low for Dollar Day. Third Floor. Receiving Blankets Four for If these are as popular tomor - row as they were on our last Day=—it will be well to come early! Third F] $1.49 Linen D blue, rose, orchid, gre 36-in. . Woven Sweaters Shirting * Madras, A smart selec- tion of styles and colors in these dainty rayon-mix- ture sweaters for ‘women and misses. Second Floor. 32-in. Dress 6i-inch all- linen table dam- ask. Full snow white, bieached satin finish in at- tractive patterns. Main Floor. majority are in full pieces—a most remarkable collection offer- h laids and ing something for every type of Spring and Summer garment. ‘:':dg '"."fi:u‘a:: :trel;.e:: PUAT ‘the Goldenberg’s—Main Floor.—Charge Accounts. Invited. ) fast colors. 4 wanted colors and Wilton Velvets e | Velvets The Season’s Outstanding Bargain 9x1 Never before have we offered such beautiful and durable high-grade rugs at such a low price. They speak for them- Feet selves. New tones and color combinations to match any color scheme. A fine lot of trials. A few 8.3x10.6 ft. size included. Seamless Fiber Rugs Seamless Velvet Rugs’ Lot of 210 Trial Rugs 9x12Ft. These rflu":;é :‘::::1” Dui':::‘i‘ Sultable fo Positively None to Dealers—Limit of 2 Rugs to a Customer - 2 [ g & e Tomestry ik Shactment. nguses. | cobh':" ‘:1:.-:4.- e e vmonice. with 9x12 Worsted face—in the latest wanted designs— Alex Smith & Sons famous make—Every rug perfect. Gx’ 7.6x9 8.3x10.6 Feet Feet Feet 6x9 ft. ......$9| 7.6x9 ft. ....$10 | 8.3x10.6 ft...$13 Entire Shipload of Fresh, New Felt Base Floor c"m' 3698 3798 3898 5998 Heavy Felt-Base Rugs | Grass Rugs,/puiionds | Bk, 37csq. yd. lnlmd Linoleums s Termed Sitrht lmnlll ox12 Feet 8x10 53.19| 33 d m ’:"{“‘ 990 ‘q y While a few of these lovely silks are in dress lengths—the with woven col- $ Ginghams in $ SKATING WAITER onthe ice AT ST. MORITZ White and blue = snew and sky = the top of the world = clear, brisk = up there at St. Moritz — full days on the ice and snow- fields == evenings of light and color that live forever. ‘When the famous skating waiter fotches your- pre= luncheon aperitif—welle that Is the happy moment to think of the folks back home. Up there at St. Moritz you will have to pay for your purchases with Swiss francs but throughout Switzeriand, as 8li over the ‘world, you can canvenient- Iy get the money of the country as you need it by cashing ABA Cheaues. ABA Cheques are Insur- anceagainstiossortheft of travel money. They are the official travel cheques of the American Bankers As-' sociation. Banks In this country and abroad sell them in denominations $10, $20, $50, and $100. Buythematyourown bank. A-B-A CHEQUES LOOK FOR YOUR BANK'S NAME ON YOUR TRAVEL CHEQUES Second Floor, A New Shipment Bar Harbor Cushion Sets Super Axminsters $29 Genuine“LANE” Cedar Chests $35 to $40 S $10 —m ,Cretc}x.:h;w Slip Cover Sets, Se 7 i Use Our Budget Plan—no interest or extras Formerly $30 to $60, Now $15 to $30 Bésides the ideal usage Hope Chest for the ym; bndato-b.: .tluu roomy chests make ample storage space. for out- of-season clothes. e S ok ornf iy th 7.6x9 Feet Fm 9x12 Feet $3:5 | $4.5 82, 5249