Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1929, Page 12

12 20 DOURHOBORS HELD ASVACRANTS Refusal to Vacate Camp Near - Neison, B. C., Followed | by Arrests. By the Associated Press. ! NELSON, B. C., September 21.—Two | hundred Doukhobors who have been | encamped near this city were arrested | today by 30 police officers and booked | on charges of resisting arrest and vag- | cy. Acting under instructions of the pro- vincial attorney general’s department, following a report by an official from Victoria on the sanitary conditions of the Doukhobors' camp, provincial police notified the 200 or more “sons of Iree- dom” to move. The Doukhobors re- fused to move and John Cartnel, gov- ernment agent and provincial magis- trate, read the riot act. which also ailed to secure their obedience. A physical clash occurred when Ma- loff and other leaders, whom the police first took in hand, resisted arrest and the officers at first were thrown back. ‘The police, however, concentrated on these men and the body of adherents on seeing them disappear into a big car made no further resistance. About 30 officers, including provincial and city police and specials, took part in the ar- Tests. Under nominal guards the Douk- hobors, chanting weird Russian hymns, were marched to the provincial jail. ‘The first group taken were booked as resisting arrest and the others on charges of vagrancy. ‘The Doukhobors’ claim that they had no home was met yesterday by an offer to them of Porto Rico, one of the lum- ber camps of the Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood. The arrests were directed by provincial police in- spectors. Mayor R. D. Barnes also was present and city authorities lent both moral and physical support. SEES METAL RIVALING DIAMOND'S HARDNESS | Metallurgist Predicts Mineral Prod- ucts Ten to Fifteen Times Stronger. CLEVELAND (#).—Metals, diamond- hard and 10 to 15 times as strong as those now used, are visualized by Dr. Zay Jeffries of Cleveland, noted metal- lurgist and president of the American Boclety for Steel Treating. Strength of metals is being gradually increased by the new insight into metal- lic structure given by the X-ray's pic- ture of “atomic society” and_ other modern analytical methods, Dr. Jeffries | says. Tungsten, for example, assumes & strength of 650,000 pounds to the square inch when drawn out into a wire one- thousandth of an inch in diamet Glass, drawn to the same small diam- eter, increases in tensile strength from 15,000 pounds to 492,000. Research has revealed that tensile strength and hardness of metals can be increased if the crystal particles of which they are constructed are made as small as possible, with the faces of the crystals arranged as nearly parallel as | possible, making them less likely to &lip apart. This is accomplished by fine drawing of wire, by dissolving one metal in an- | other and letting one of the metals | separate out from solution in a fine | precipitate, by heat treating, by form- ing chemical bonds and by mixing fine particles of a hard compound or metal with another metal as a binder. Some of the newly formed theories are being applied with success in pro- duction of aluminum alloys for air- plane and motor parts, new hard sur- faces for steel and superhard cutting metals for hard steels and stones. CHEST WORKERS TOLD OF SALVATION ARMY Organization, With 25,000 Commis- sioned Officers, Preaches Gos- pel in 67 Languages. The Salvation Army preaches the gospel in 67 languages, operates in 83 different_countries, has 25,000 commis- sioned officers in 16,000 different cen- ters, and has 45,000 bandsmen all over the world, Maj. James Asher, division commander in charge of the Washing- ton office, told the first Fall meeting of employes of the Community Chest. Maj. Asher told the Chest workers that the Salvation Army has 9,000 paid employes, that its literature, including the weekly publication, War Cry, has a circulation of more than 2,000,000 copies weekly and that the Army's ac- tivities cover religious work, shelter and food depots, hotels for working men, inaustrial homes for the unfortunate, lavor bureaus, prison work departments, children’s homes, women'’s industriai homes, maternity homes and many other branches of service. OFFICERS ASSIGNED. Col. Fisher Transferred to Surgeon General’s Office. Col. Henry C. Fisher, Medical Corps, a, Walter Reed General Hospital, has been assigned to duty in the office of the surgeon general, Munitions Build- ing: Maj. Frederick R. Wunderlich, | L'ental Corps, from Carlisle, Pa. to Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo.; Capt. Leslie D. Baskin, Dental Corps, from Fort D, A. Russell to Carlisle, Pa.; Capt. John E. Ray, Field Artillery, from Fort 8ill, Okla., to the Philippines; Capt, Henry E. Tisdale, Field Artillery, from Fort Bragg, N. C, to the Panama Canal Zone; Capt. Harlan F. Seeley, Infantry, from Willlamsport, Pa., to San Juan, P. R.; Capt. John A. Griffin, Infantry, from Hawail to 8an Francisco; 3 Edwin M. Scott, Quartermaster Corps, {from this city to Managua, Nicaragua, for duty with the Engineer Surveying Battalion; Capt. Murray H. Ellis, 9th g:;:gy. 1rog Po]n Riley, Kans,, to the or aval Ri Grudzindz, Poland, © o8 Sehool ——— GEVERGREENS forsl.m FALL DELIVERY Three to five.vear trees are 10 to 15 inches high. 2 Norway Spruce, 2 Ameri- can Spruce, 2. Chinese Arboryitae., Magnolia Trees Pink and White Two Trees . Colorado Blue Spruce The wlory of the Blue Spruce is in its foliuge, which is an intense steel blue. | cerized tops. Heavy foliage of a rich. glistening blue, which flashes and sparkles in the sun- light, and yor 'm_only a faint idea 'of the magnij beauty of this truly marvelous t With Culture rection: ors ent rereens and Perennial Plants for Fall Plantinte ISCHPR NURSERIES J . EASTON. Pa, BN 5 Tor Pabking and: Insueance Two-Pocket Brief Cases Just in time for school o] g—a special lot of well- Du Pont leather fabric cases, in brown, tan and black. Complete with side straps and lock and iny key. Galdenhers’s—Main Floor THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 22, 1929— PART 1. “At Seventh and K” 4 YEARS OLD IN OCTOBER!== GOLDENEERGS The Dependable Store Phone NAtional 5220 Coat JALE $25 and $29.5 an 5 For Sports! For Travel! For School! For Business! For General Wear 49¢ to 69c Art Goods, 29¢ U '1'weeds and Mixtures 15 Sizes 14 to 42 Handsomely Collared With Wolf or Fox! Exceptional values? *Well rather! If the sketch of these two typically smart models could reveal to you the excellent quality of the sturdy woolens which fashion them we would need to say no more! Beautifully shaded all-wool tweeds and novelty mixtures— in th highly practical tans, greys, reddish browns and greenish ::neso::hit:lh8 hzr:lonize with so mnny' different hats and frocks. Every model has a flattering mmhrngm wolf to blend with the tones of the fabric. collar of brown fox, grey fox or grey Every coat, likewise, is well lined— with either Charmatex or all-silk crepe back satin. Smart Fur-Trimmed Coats In Misses’, Women’s and Little Women’s Sizes Becoming new flared and straightline silhouettes lined with rich satin, and generously furred with coney, natural manchurian wolf or selected mandel. Black, brown or tan. Misses’ sizes 14 to 20, women’s sizes 35 to 42, and little women's sizes, 141 to 20%%. $10 to $15 Model Hats In Our French Stamped - Room Tomorrow Including such needful articles as 29c to 49c Stam On colored and unbleached muslin, prettily designed and easy to embroider. | scarfs, luncheon, bedroom and dining | room sets, vanity and buffet sets, etc. ped Aprons 1 19¢ $1 & $1.19 Stamped Gowns Prettily patterned crepe and voile gowns. Mauny de- lightful colors to choose from. { 69c 59¢ Stenciled Pillow Tops Voile pillow tops i for quilting. Various . designs that are easy to embroider. Goldenberg's—Third Floor Men’s Light-Weight|*1.95Rayon Gowns (21c » )Union Suits 50c & 65¢ Fancy HOSE Sitk mizxed hose, in new Fall patterns and colors. Have rein- forced heel, toe and Sy and rayon Sizes 10 to 11%%. Boys’ Otis and Other \ Makes for Fall Sizes 36 to 54 ] 9 Made with short sleeves and long garment is of high standard with flat-locked seams, full-cut body, re- as irregulars. 4 . $1.59 Flannelette Pajamas tterns. Regulation style trimmed with rayon frogs. Also some with et “imeninih. | e Vmieestatiotn, Goldenberg's—Main Floor With Two Knickers, 8 to 17 years. With Two Long Pants, 13 to_18, years. Prep Suits with One Pair Longies, 16 to 20 years. dressy Fall suits in all colorings and mixtures. give real wear. Boys’ “Smart Set” Suits Smart Set Suits are the I;l:t $12 75 el Ly nfif ‘years; two long pants, 14 to 20 years, Two Pants Prep $3.50 & $4 legs in white combed yarn. Each inforced crotch, etc. Suits classed Medium - weight sl 19 stripes, and novelty sole with mer- military col'ars and some middy $10.95 to $22.50 With Longies and Knickers, 12 to 18 years. Here you will find 7 5 Excellent suits that will $9 o word in tailoring and in st browns ers, 8 1o 18 years; longies and knickers, 12 to 18 Suits Lumberjacks $1 to $1.50 Bell Blouses, few irregulars. .79c $1.25 to $1.50 Bell Shirts, white and fancy, 95¢ $2.45 to $3 Full Lined Knickers.......$1.95 $2.45 to $4 Knit Shaker Sweaters. $3.50 Fancy Sport Sweaters 34.95 Leatherette Rain Coat: Goldenbers's—Third 25 Toilet Specials Babeock’s 25c Violet Elice Powder, Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. 10¢c for toilet and bath. cakes, 2 for.... 39c Velvette Napkins, full dozen In box 35c Dagget! Perfect Cold Cream. jar... 25¢ Jar Romer Bath Salts, delightfully scented, large .90 One or Two of a Kind Gloves. Perfect quality. The opportunity of a sea- Goldenbers's—Main son to select truly individul hats (just one or two of a kind)—in such fashionable materials as imported Soleil, Chiffon Velvet, Lyons Vel- vet or Rich Velour. Plenty of colors, styles and head- sizes (we even have them as large as 24!) for women and misses of discriminating tastes. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. $1 Fountain Pens Self-filling fountain pens in sizes for men and wom- 79c 14-kt. gold point, iridium- tipped. 49c Black School Bags 50c Pencil Boxes. +e.39¢ Ink ... 98¢ Chicago Pencil Goldenbers's—Maln Floor Of Fine Deluster- \and Pajamas 241,59 Splendidly tailored pajamas with medal- lion trimmings—and either tailored or lace trimmed gowns—of a fine, smooth texture ‘hat is delightful to wear. s e b $1.39 Rayon Combinations Women's plain or_brassiere top combinations with bloomer knee. Pretty pastel shades. Kiddies’ $1 Rayon Underthings Delusterized rayon panties, bloomers, slips and com- binations with drop seat and straight or bloomer leg. Sheer Silk Hose T With Two Point Heels Shown in New Shades for Only These smart stockings are of fine, sheer silk from top to toe, with seamed backs and graceful two-point heels of black or self tone. In smart tones to wear with black, brown and other Autumn costume shades. Women’s 50c RAYON HOSE Slight irregulars. Delusterized rayon 39c with seamed backs, fashion marks and double pointed heel. Boys’ 50c Golf Hose with fancy Cuff Tops Sizes 15 to 17. 50c to 65¢ HOSE e ek 4 Poust hose for s1etp and povs olf " hose — & sample lot in Poken sizes, 3 Prs. for $1 Goldenberg's—Main Floor Girls’ $1.98 Tub Frocks Specially Priced at of high-grade prints, broadcloth, or gy cloth in becoming ome and two piece styles. Sizes 7 to 14 $3.50 SERGE BLOOMERS PR Mttt oyl 32-98 )/ tallored. Sizes 6 to 14 years. $1.50 MIDDY BLOUSES Fine quality white_ jean' mid- .00 Goldenberg’s—Third Floor I—. $1 to $1.98 Costume Jewelry charming new necklaces, ear- rings, bracelets, brooches. chokers, etc. Uniquely wrought out designs finished in antique gold or silver. Goldenhere’s—Main Flaor Think of It! Frocks arent Velvet equally smart dresses and wraps. $1.59 Flat Crepes A soft, fine quality etc. In a complete $ 1 '29 assortment of light e $4.95 Embroidered Crepes Strikingly beauti- 32‘95 e riifoc biseexs 40 inches wide. for frocks, lnings, and dark shades; 39 inches wide. ful embroidered or to be combined with velvets. 79c Rayon Satin For For Slips! c Yd. Frocks! A very attractive grade of this very popu- lar satin, with its mirror-like, gleaming sur- face. Shown in black, white, pink, light blue, orchid, peach, maize, nile, tan, grey, coral, ng:, rose, copen, jade and navy. 40 inches wide. 79c Printed Rayon Crepes “LGuI.rT,nleed fnn! - eoleu_d e semble all-silk prints. They make truly charming frocks for schoolgirls or grown-ups ! 50c Fancy Fall Plaids cotton plaids, Serviceable 3 8 checks, and c stripes—in _bright colors. 36 inches wide. rayon and 36-inch New “Tweedie’” Prints Handsome new tweed- patterned cot- tons with a soft wool-like finish. colors. 25¢ Plain 40-inch voiles in black, 1 8 C varietyof shades for draperies, lin- $1.69 Piece of Longcloth finish _ long- Fast | Cloth—36 inches wide. Chiffon Voiles white, and a gerie, etc. Goldenbers’s—Main Floor $1 Luster Glow Satin A lustrous, heavy silk-and-rayon satin, widely used for slips, draperies, etc. Smart Printed Sheer Velvets An exquisite grade of transparent vel- vet—in shimmering prints for Fall frocks; 39 inches wide. Goldenberg's—Main Floor Sweaters & Skirts For Only Lovely New Styles —Worth $16.50! Wonderful news for those who have been | wondering how to manage the usual price of | ! Beautifully tai- | tly simple styles | lovely sheer v_elve! dress which best reveal the shimmering loveliness of this delightful fabric. In rich black or brown—Autumn’s two leading shades. Silk Dresses, Too!| —are included in this thrilling new group. Fine flat crepes, gleaming crepe satins and tweed-like prints in gracefully flared one- piece silhouettes, or clever jacket suits with contrasting bluoses. Sizes 16 to 42 Goldenberg's—Second Floor. $4 Rich Chiffon Velvets At a Remarkably Low Price Tomorrow! A handsome close pile, silk face quality that will fashion Shown in these mellow Autumn colors: Chinese Blue, Pilot Blue, Marron Glace, Adamia, Cerise, Roseglow, Russet Brown, Sumatra and Carrara Green. vk $2.25 Ramona SATIN CREPE *1.69 A gorgeous, heavy quality with a gleaming satin face. Shown in rich black and a number of glowing Fall colors; 39 inches wide. 84c 55.29 To Wear With Them! @) Each, Only s]. 049 And Both Only $2.98! Every wardrobe needs a smart sweater and a skirt outfit for cool days! The sweaters in this group are attractive rayon - and - wool slip-overs—the skirts butterfly-pleated es’ ones. Women's and mi sizes. 89c Hooverettes ulars. Practi- cal linene Hooverettes in blus or orchid. Women's and misses’ sizes. bt $1.98 SILK LINGERIE chemise and step-ins of a quality that will surprise you at this price. 59c Garter Belts, Bandettes, Etc. A variety of dainty styles in garter belts, bandeaux and bandettes for the 49c $1.50 Front and Side Clasp Girdles, 93c Slight irreg- 5 9 rose, green, Dainty tailored and lace-trimmed $ 1 .69 slender or medium figure. | Goldenbers’s—Second Floor Famous “IDEAL ARCH” ARCH-SUPPORT FOOTWEAR Boys’—Girls’—Children’s Sturdy Footwear All Styles All Sizes *1.98 FOR WOMEN 98 —Patents —Bréwn Kid —Black Kid WOMEN’S New Fall OXFORDS Al Sis = *1.98