Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1930, Page 34

C—6 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, DECEMBER 17, PORTRAIT IS GIVEN |57="="5* T0 PUBLIC LIBRARY % Likeness of Dr. George F. Bowerman to Hang in Main Building Here. 1930—PART ONE. 2 Charge Accounts Invited—No Interest or Extras Added »X»= Men’s and Boys’ Shockproof et Evkob Wrist Watches A reliable make with six-jewel, shock- $5.95 Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. A most welcome gift for the proof lever movement, and chromium-plate student, or the professional man guaranteed cases. Compl?te with leather n Floor ———————————————————————————————————————————— or woman. Full size, three- strap. zmmm&xwwmmem&mmmmx&x&wxxwm&ww&wmmr&m The Chrlstmas Sale Of Shlrts Give the Schoolgirl A Crisp Blouse Offers $1.50 to $1.85 Values at Brown or blac! Leat] G Of Broadcloth $ On Sale 8th Street Annex I Or a Print! Charming styles of broadcloth and faste Knowing the reputation of our Christmas Shirt Sale, lcolore]d nmtl-h ; pnntls——wilh drr\_lmd col- Washington men will hurry to select these splendid shirts o l;';l:“: o "fi’ih‘hffifif: i:vv.l by the half dozen for themselves—and Washington holly box. Sizes 10 to 18 years. women will select them for masculine Christmas gifts. English Broadcloths ‘Woven Madras Printed Broadcloths Oxford Cloth Rayon-Striped Madras Chambray Cloth Every type a man could want : Whites, pastels, fancy designs and a host of stripes. Collar-to-match, collar- attached, starched coll ched and neckband styles. All guaranteed to give sa ction. Sizes 13Y; to 18. iAlI Sleeve Lengths $2 to $3 Shir Exclusive “Luxedo” Gold Label Shirts—made in Troy! High-grade materials and high-grade work- l DO "$6.98 Chinchilla Tots' Beret Coat & Beret Sets | g 2o manship! Fine custom tailored shirts—that any man would welcome! English Broadcloth, Rayon-Striped Broad- 3 onderfu 26 to 30.... DL Men's $1650 Silk Lined cuimiie $4.94 | %7 Lounging Robes Brocaded Loungmg Robes > e AR e iy Eighty-five per cent wool chinchilla— ... wide range of colors .. , packed $ I .95 to make an ‘x“‘mvi“"al value. All 14 years. in gift boxes. zes. Packed in gift boxes. Goldenberg's—Third Floor Several manufaclurers of boys’ clothing were caught with large stocks of Overcoats and guns We { were able to go in the market and purchase many bargains, which we offer tomorrow in this cloth, Rayon-Striped Madras, Woven Madras, School Girl rayon, Note the features . . . colints sl s g A G “f‘“‘ warm and serviceable! Well tailored $9.95 Goldenbers's—Main Floor Come to “Dollville” mportant sale at prices that save. Little Tots’ $4.98 4-Piece Brushed Wool Sets Sweater, Cap, Leggins and Mit- tens, in white, pink and tan. A warm, practical gift for the youngster | $1.50 to $2.50 “Indra” Pearls* A portrait of Dr. George F. Bower- man is to be hung in the District or Columbia Public Library, where, as m librarian, he has worked in the interest ©f culture for 26 years. The painting, representing Dr. Bow- erman seated at his desk, is the recent work of Richard S. Meryman, eminent American portrait painter of Washing-' ton. The canvas was completed barely in time to submit it for exhibition in the current biennial show at the Cor- coran Gallery of Art, where it is on view until January. It is reproduced in the rotogravure section of The Star today. o Gift of Mrs. Bowerman. | The portrait of the librarian is the 't of Mrs. Bowerman to the library. | t was accepted recently by the board | of trustees of the library, and following | its showing at Corcoran it will be placed in some room or hall at the main_library building, Eighth stfeet and Mount Vernon place, where the public may view it at will. The « permanent location of the canves not vet ‘been determined, but ‘* be selected with a view of providing lhe most favorable light. . Mr. Meryman, who is well known as an artist in_this country and abroad, painted Dr. Bowerman's portrait in his Washington studio this Fall. More than 20 sittings were given by the li- brarian and the work, begun early in October, was completed in rapid order % ' by last month. The painting is typical 4 of Mr. Meryman's work, possessing as it i does, the exactness of the academic artist'’s work. 4 _In the canvas, which presents Dr.| Bowerman as a life size figure, the |1brerian is seated at his office desk. .3 /He has turned away from his work . glightly, as if to address a visitor. The | % !Aght hand, which has slipped to the | .1 " desk slide, still holds the pen with i which Dr. Bowerman apparently was recently at work. The canvas embraces | an area of desk, strewn with books and | papers of the subject’s profession and‘ & section of filled bookcases is in the background. Dr. Bowerman, himself, is | shown in three-quarter length, the bot- ! tom edge of the canvass cuiting just below the arm of the office chair, Second Meryman Work. ‘The Bowerman portrait is the second Meryman work to have place in the library. A portrait of Theodore W. Noyes, president of the library board of trustees and editor of The Star, has been hanging in the main library hall since 1922. The two portraits are not unsimilar in style and general char- acter. Mr. Meryman is principal of the Corcoran School of Art here. He also has taught at the Pennsylvania Acad- emy of the Fine Arts and in other in- ternationally known institutions of art instruction. mm&rmmwm INDRA Pearl* Necklaces and Choker in a great variety of shapes and styles. Each bex the “INDPR tag. Attractive gift box. *Sinculated, :&:&&mflmmmh Main Floor. Women's 65¢ Boxed Handkerchiefs 4 > $.98 ‘There must be at least one little girl on your gift list who needs one of these cozy blanket robes. At- tractive patterns in many different colorings. Sizes Gifts for Babies Nalnsook Dresses, nicely made and trimmed with lace or emb roidery. Sizes 1 and 3 ven . 5% ‘Three lovely ones to & box. White with white or colored em- broidery . . . white with patchwork designs or novelty Infants’ Coats of hand _smocking and touches of hand em- Dbroldery, White, pink e % $2.98 3 years Thira Floor $1.98 Crepe de Chine Silk Undies \melu Madras, Jacquard Madras. Men’s $8.95 Brocaded Rayon $25,000 Worth of Boys’ Clothing at Remarkably life-like Dolls of every imaginable N 1 / B l R l P 3 to Nearly 12 Below RegularPrices Choice of Slips, Chemise, Dance Sets, Step-ins and Panties, with love- ly lace irimmings or in tailored styles. Pastel kind. Dolls with sleeping eyes—Dolls that cry—All \ % \ | fashionably dressed. Lovely $3.69 FREE MEAL FOR WO WORKERS IS OFFERED IN NEW YORK Greenwich . Village Turns Attention From Jobless to Aid Employed. NEW YORK (N.AN.A.).—Greenwich Village does have a heart. Certain | Testaurants and tea rooms down there have been feeding derelicts for months, ! at the risk of offending paying patrons, | and now here’s this announcement by. Marie and Mario: “Have you a job? Free dinner fur‘ the employed. We have decided to rush | to the aid of the employed. Whereas the unemployed all over town are getting | free dinners, free fgel, free clothing; | not one is doing anything for the poor man who has a job. “We want to help the scores of our friends who are suffering from unre- mitting employment, who have to work | steadily all day long and then have to 80 out in the evening and pay for an expensive dinner; so we are giving a, free meal for the employed. If you | have a job, come down to No. 4 Morton street, and help us celgbrate Depression night. Work is the carse of the drink- classes. S.—A limited number of our friends | have jobs; so you had better let us | know in advance that you're coming.” (Copyright, 1930, by North American News- paper Alliance.) o SURETY COMPANY LOSES BOND FOR PUBLIC ENEMY Detectives Unable to Locate Leo!| Mongoven or to Prove That He Is Dead. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 6.—Bonds of $10,000 posted for the appearance of | Leo Mongoven. a Cmcaga public enemy | allled with “Bugs” Moran, were for- feited to Cook County yesterday by the Grand Central Surety Co. of New York. | Officers of the company, together with State's Attorney John A. Swanson, appeared before Chief Justice John P, McGoorty of the Criminal Court and informed him that detectives engaged | by the bonding company and by the | State had failed to find Mongoven or | to furnish proof that he was dead. Mongoven disappeared several months Bestaurnnt telike dolls— every little sirl will adore them. Are of the ‘*Eff anbee” Bhe is very pretty and at- tractively dressed. head, and 1 Goes to famous says make. tall, American Scooter Finely made with rubber-covered foot board and rubber- tired roller-bearing wheels, Sandy Andy A large size sand toy that holds “any child’s interest $1.19 See the many other styles of Band Toys being demonstrated. Has com p osition arms egs. sleep, “mama.” Is 20 inches Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Erector Sets ‘The steel construc- tion toy that is both entertaining and m- structive. Develop: !he con‘lrucuve nld: 950 to $13.98 Boys’ $12 to $15 Suits All-wool suits of LTRSS TS navy blue cheviots. Have two pairs of goli knickers, fully lined._ Sizes 8 to 18, $5.95 Chinchilla Coats Navy blue or cinna- $3.97 mon color chinchillas, with wool plaid lining, Well tailored. Sizes 3 to 8. $8 to $10 Suits and Mackinaws 2-knicker vest suns $6 39 —grays, tans Bicmns? Sies S b 16 Also fine all-wool plaid mackinaws for, school or play. Belted. ~Sizes 8 to 1 “SLIPPERLAND” Boys’ $4.95 to $6.95 Suits Manufacturers’ sur- $3.88 plus lots—some are ir- regulars. All-wool or wool-mixed materials—grays, browns and tans. Also blue serges. Sizes 7 to 15. $10 to $12.50 Overcoats Germania chinchillas eaver Curl chin: P& 79 dnlla«—sman mi; tures—all wool lined. Great assort- ment. Sizes 2 to 13. $7 Sheep-Lined Coats Leatherette coats— 87 warm sheep lining col- $4. lar; corduroy faced. Black or brown. 4 deep pockets. Sizes 4 to 18. PLAY OF Boys’ $4.95 Overcoats Mannishly tailored $2 95 of heavy mixtures, wool lined. Sizes 3 Powder blue chinchillas, 2v to 6. to 8 Boys’ $6.00 Lumberjacks Oi tweedaroy—a 79 faney corduroy that $ . looks like tweed. Have wool lining—may be worn on either side. Brown, tan or gray. Sizes 8 to 18. $7 to $8.75 Overcoats Dressy mixtures, L SEREY Camel's Hair Coa wool plaid lined. WASHINGTON'S LARGEST DIS. GIFT FOOTWEAR—SAVE! Men’s Leather Slippers| Women’s and Children’s Elk Soles—All Siz ! Many other styles S Men s & Women’s Children’s Table Sets A tremendous as- sortment, finished in every manner. Better made than ever. conceivable Men’s Felt Slippers Blue, Brown, Gray Elk Soles—All Sizes Padded Heels 79c Police-Fireman Postman Shoes Felt and Leatherette Slippers 1 500 Prs. Women s New Fall Footwear Ties—Oxfords Many Colors—All Snu-49c Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes and Slippers Strap Styles » All Sizes Al Perfect Quality Boys’ and Girls’ Women’s Leather Slippers Soft Kid Uppers, Elk Soles, with or without heels. All sizes. Boys’ Sturdy Steel Rivet Arch Felt Bootees School Shoes shades. Also_slips of rayon crepe. Second Floor. Men’s 50¢ Perfect Rayon Hose Perfect quality rayon-mixed fancy hose with rein- forced heels, toes nnd mlec A host Homgts e Binee T 11%. Main Floor. Boys’ $1.79 and $2.25 Bath Robes $ 1 39 Warm blanket robes in attractive two - tone - designs, with cord girdle. A practical sugges- tion for some boy on your list! Sizes 8 to 14 years. Third Floor. $1.95 Roman Stripe Silk Hose Exquisite picot- —silk from top to Pool Table Of good size and splendidly made. Com- plete with balis and cues. Something that @go when charged with carrying con- Steam Shovel cealed weapons. Whether he met a 3 gster's death, is in hiding or has | Aff ft the country has been a matter of conjecture. Kiddies Pedal . Black or T: toe. Full-fashioned, s P A ack or Tan . Coaster Wagon Car uxm‘m"?u‘:lle-na Large size, strong finished: with spring A finely made car ailateel consiruetion: witn bt e | chasaln Auto tread Tubber tires. rollfl -bearing d1s¢ Eiive $3.97 fhed Breatene shion. $13'98 "$2.19 | $4.98 $2.49 | Yore Gifts of Beaut_y for the Home All Sizes newest shades. Main Floor. Leresting to3 for boys. Red and black enamel HISTORIC FARM HOUSE BURNED IN ALLEGANY - Cresap Home, Built in 1793, Was One of Landmarks in Cum- berland Area. Special Dispatch to The Star. CUMBERLAND, Md., December 6.— One of Alleghany Ccum.ys most his- toric houses was destroyed by fire cal’ly yesterday. It was the Mattingly farm house, | near Cresaptown and was built in 1793 | by Joseph Cresap, grandson of Thomas Cresap, Indian fighter and Revolution- ary soldier, who blazed the Western Maryland trail. Joseph Cresap was a son of Daniel Cresap, for whom Dan's Mountain is named. A hea‘hstone in the old house, bullt of n:lbl\e stone and ‘wood, bore the inscription, * 1793." ‘This fire removed all the hndmnrks on the old Cresap place, which once em- braced 1,500 acres. o Y FACES LIFE SENTENCE Radio Lecturer Admits Pay Roll Theft and Four Convictions. NEW YORK, December 6 (#).—John Hubert Larkin, 51, who sald he was a Jecturer on convict labor over radio sta- tion WEVD, faced a life term under the | Baumes law last night because, police -‘Id he admitted stealing a $506 pny umn was arrested in Brooklyn on & charge ?‘fmlbuand.mx from the Pro- s Chenier’s Cytherea Perfume $1 bottle Women’s Galoshes, BAECRRBRRIRNRARINBNR aloshes Men’s Leather Slippers Brown or Black Lt Y Fine, Soft Kid Uppon Price, $1.50 ther Soles and X 3 / A high-grade Rubber Heels 5 imported perfume, Scout Style /‘ cach bottle con- Felt Sk taining about 2% it 3 Many Styles New $1.50 & $2 ounces. In beau- to Choose From 0 Fabric Gloves ki tiful gift box. Floor. $7.98 Waffle Iron $5.98 Chromium_ plated finish —will not tarnish. Cast aluminum grids; heating element “tully ‘susranteed Bull indical sk at- $6.98 Bird Cage Stand Outfits $4.88 Beautitul, designed llrF $4.49 Novelty Lamp $2.97 Dnusually striking style adio, Celanese Lamp Shades Junior Style Misses’ & Cllildren s Cuff Style Galoshes Women’s New Cuff Galoshes Rubber or Cloth Attractive silored celsnese el sheen. Pl Styies and shadin style, $2.98. $4.95 Floor Lamp Stands $3.48 5.3 tons finish High- elty cu on styles ported ehamoi- suede — a famous make—each glove labeled! Perfectly tallored of duplex nd single fabrics, Brand-new shades. Sizes 6 to 8. de mov- $3.95 Electric Toaster, $2.98 A “Torrid” toaster 2 $6.98 Knife and Fork sets, $4.98 Universal knives and ks with stainless blades; forged bolsters " and white iyoroid handles. Models, $4.79 Replicas of historic flower ships; decora- tive for radio, mantel, cord and attachment ete. lus. Downstairs Store.