Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1930, Page 29

L By the Associated Pre: Distribution BALTIMORE POLICE a soup kitchen m-lhhl:lul by the - precipitated a melee between a number cLAsH wITH REDS g:fln.“em Communists and police Noses weré blooded, and one patrol- lmms nightstick was taken from him. Later fines were assessed against four men and a girl who gave their ad- dresses as the local Communist head- quarters. . Melee Follows Alleged Communists’ Activities Around Hospital Soup Kitchen. Police declared no efforf was made e — to interfere until appeals were made vocally beneath the hospital windows. . Sweden, is fo have & large THE EVENT PIPE LINE COMPANY ANSWERS CHARGES Natural Gas Concern in Maryland Resists State Con- trol. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md, December 11.— lnryhnd Btlbe ‘Tax Commission that )nry Gas Transmission Cor- poration was engaged in dctivities in llt.ryll.hd‘ in t'h‘m.“‘m of State law, at- rneys for the corporation yesterday K}ed with the body & six-page state- ment designed to show cause why a copy of the curponuon 's charter should not be filed with the commission for registration. lt Wwas in answer to an order of the commission that the com- zfny file the necessary papers for tration or to show cause why it shmd not do so. The company is said to be engaged in the laying of high-pressure gas mains ‘Folluwing the Charges of State Senator | in various counties of the State for the David G. McIntosh, jr, made to the | purpose of transporting natural to certain counties, including Montgomery mflmeeh Georges, and to the National haior Mclntosh aiso has filed with the Public Service Commission a re- quest that it take jurisdiction over the corporation. Awarded $2,000 for Auto Hurts. DANVILLE, Va., December 11 (Spe- cial) —F. L. Warren has been awarded $2000 by & jury in the Corporation Court, which tried his $10,000 suit against Howard Baize, as a result of al- ll‘fid injuries sustained in an automo- accident. FUNERAL RITES FOR BABY FOUND SMOTHERED IN BED Services for 2-Month-Old Armond Bergman, Jr., to Be Held at Bethesda. By a Staft Correspondent of The BETHESDA, Md., December 11.—Fu- neral services were to be held this aft- ernoon at 3 o'clock for 2-monf.h-ow Armond F. Bergman, jr., smothered to death aceic enhlly by hil bedclothes yesterday morning. The fu- BUILDING ASSOCIA 7th St. and La. Ave. NW. O5th Jssue of Stock s Now Open extinct. Both mother and father, overcome by the ly, were still under the care of a pl lan today. Money loaned to members on “‘7“‘””"“” contributed Duke Endowment tsl 167 to the support of Methodist Churches in the South during 19329. m Inexpensive Gift Hosiery of Well Known Makes! Special Gift Sale! ' $1.98 Silk Undles are $7 .29 Beautiful new crepe de chine and smooth French crepe chemise, step- ins, dance sets and panties—lavishly tririined with good quality laces or charmingly tailored. Pastel shades. Women’s and misses’ sizes. A de- lightful answer to gift problems. $1.25 Porto Rican Exquisitely ‘hand-embroidered models " in Brocaded Rayon Robes $4.95 Handsomely brocaded robes of fine rayon—dotted or figured desig brightly, colored. Trimmed with Skin- ner's satin. /\]1 sizes. )& i | i | Men’s $1 and $1.25 Wallet Sets e Newly Entarged ¥ g Self-Filling Fountam Pens Leather Goods—Main Floor. » s v ‘_ AN / tranvvt. Christmas Gift Spending at This Store Is Savmg’ Let Us Help You to Be 77mfty NOW--at a Time When It Counts Most. Here Are Interesting Examples of Savings for Friday! $12 All-Wool Flannel 57% # rrStbll.‘éc.Botany Flannel BALTIMORE, Md. December 11.— ’ F r e e Parking 5 S ULt Sizes for men and women—in mernl popuhr key case to match. Black or brown, some with y 69 the privilege. ) posite Sth St. En- c :&&%m&%&m&ummfi&fiw&:&%&&&fim Special Chnstmas Sale of Men’s Robes ssomely striped in )'mp\llar colors, gift. every young man will be glad Robes, $8.95 {3 3 b2 Famous “Roman Stripe Formerly $1.95 Pair Many women are familiar with this beautiful, full-fashioned silk stocking $ 25 ° throughout, and with dainty picot tops. All perfect quality, in newest shades. Roman Stripe Service-Weight “Humming Bird” Sheer and Full fashioned, durable service Guaranteed for service, Full- weight with lisle heels, toes and fashioned chiffon weight with lisle- garter welts. Medium and dark interlined welts and service weight ° Chlffon Hose —fine and clear in weave, pure silk Hose Service Hose shades, $1.35 with lisle welts, soles, etc. $1..()0 owns $2.50 to $3.50 Mufflers Men s $5 Fur-Lined Gloves All silk or ‘rayon mixtures— squares and new Ascot styles. Washable. general wear. $1.49 Men’s 50c Rayon Hose 25¢ Men’s Every pair—an acceptable gift! All with reinforced heels, toes and soles in attractive new colors and patterns. Sizes 10 to 113, lent values! A fine glove for driving or and lined with soft fur. Clasp or slip-on styles. New blocks, stripes—fine crepes and twills. Square shapes. Well tailored $3.29 $1.69 Mufflers small figures and 89 All are excel- On Sale—8th St. Annex Every shirt is perfect styles . . . full cut . fast. woven madras, rayon mldras chambray cloths stripes, fancy pattcms, plain shades and whites. Collar-attached, neckband styles; sizes 14 lengths. Men's & Young Men's $19.50, $22.50 and $25 One and Two Pants Suits, Topcoats and Overcoats $13.95 The Suits~in wool cassimeres, cheviots and wor- sted efiects—wide range of shades and patterns— single arld double hreasted styles. The Topcoats—genuine Llama Cloth fabrics, Cam- Goldenberg's—Main The Overcoats—plain blues with self or velvet el's Hair Cloth, tweeds and collats, Oxford grays and overplaids —full or half fancy plaid backs. Plain belted models. or belted styles. Sizes 31 to 46—Alterations Free. omen’s and Children’s Leatherette SLIPPERS Boys’ and Girls’ Felt Bootees Red or Blue All Sizes Read! and Save!! . of newest . guaranteed color® The materials mclude broadcloths, stripes, ucquard and others, in $ collar-to-match and to 17—all sleeve Floor. Men’s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs $1.50 Box of Six Man-size handkerchiefs of fine Irish linen. Have smart hem- stitched borders “and embroid- ered initial. Six to a box. Men's 50c Silk Handkerchiefs, with colored hemstitched Q) borders. Full size c Women's Boxed Handkerchiefs, white with colored embroidered Dorders or all white. Box 28 Prrhlell cnlnr'd woven borders. Also plain white with neatly hemstitched IOC Colors Slippers—Elk Soles—Padded Heels—All Sizes Men’s Leather Women's Juliets Leather Soles Rubber Heels $ Many Colors Others o6 Police-Fireman Postman Shoes (Double Soles +Steel Rivet Arch Support izes 6 to 11. ¢ Women’s and Children’s Leather Slippers M - Colors FREE 32.95 PARKING Leather Slippers . Black Kid Women’s Galoshes Four-Buckle and low styles—most all 54 Cloth ma- Brown Kid | et Men’s & Women'’s “Hylo” Felt Children’s Shoes All 'sizes to 8. Patents, two-tones, black kid, browns. Colors Boys’ and Girls’ Strap Slippers and Shoes 1 39 All sizes to 2. Many styles. GALOSHES For Women and Children 319 Many \ryle- Suu SPACE * sl.oo' OUR 2 y Girls’ Sport Hose Full length fancy sport hose or For the miss who has just outgrown 7 plain net hose, in new shades. hose. Sizes 6} to 9%, $4 3-P1ece Toilet Set $2.98 Pearl-on-Amber Finish A beautiful set in rose, maize or green simulated pearl-on-am- ber. Good quality bristle brush, bevel mirror and comb—in attrac- tive gift box. Handsome Ten-piece Set with Silver Decorations, $4.98. Goldenberg's—Main Floor $3 Rayon Spreads blue, gold, orchid and green spreads in size 80x105 inches. edges. 39¢ & 45¢ Hemstitched Cases Two sizes 43x36 inches » inches, of fine qual ity bleached cotton. Scalloped Boys’ + % length, 5OC all-over patterns, Goldenberg’s —Main Floor. F 4 $2.50 and 52.98 Handbags $1.95 A Gift Opportunity! Real calf, steerhide, morocco and fancy embossed leathers in smart little pouches, underarms, and zipper envelope bags. Black or brown with dark moire lin- ings. Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Are a Gift Inspiration! medium-weight sport hose with full elastic cuff tops. Smart S0c Sport Hose 35c¢ 3 Prs. for §1 Sizes 8 to 1044, Jewelry At Exactly Half Price! 50c ‘What rharmmg pieces for this little price—and every ome in- dividually boxed. Jeweled neck- laces, fesmnns, pendants, brace- lets, earrings, brooches, etc., in antique gold and §ilver effects. Goldenberg's—Main Floor, Lovely as can be —in handsome rayon brocades with scalloped edges. Double-bed ready to wrap as gifts. values! green. $1.69 Hemstitched Sheets Extra long dou- $ 1 5 09 ble-bed sheets (size 81x99 inches) free from starch or dressing. Fully bleached. $1.25 Mattress Covers Full double-bed size covers of heavy un- C bleached muslin—cut to allow for shrinkage. * Goldenberg's —Main Floor. $1.50 Hemstitched Damask Lunch Cloths In Pastel Shades 85c¢ Here's a gift that is both pretty and useful! ized damask in Serviceable mercer- dainty pastel shddes with hemstitched borders. Size 58x63 inches. 89c Mercerized Table Damask, of stanch quality in white only. 29c Linen Tea Towels, in checks of assorted colors. Ab- 9c sorbent quuli,y 25¢ Crash Toweling, of all-linen quality, with assorted colored borders. Yard 25c Turkish Towels, size 20x40 inches, of double thread quality. ‘White or with colored lsc bordess 121 “Martex” Wash Cloths, , spongy quality in 69C 15c¢ preny pastel shades, doz. Goldenberg's—Main Floor "CUSTOMERS boxed—a And such size—neatly’ Rose, blue, gold, orchid or Heavy round thread $1.19 Bleached Sheets iyt s 84 splendid investment at only 84¢c. 29¢ Hemstitched Pillowcases Large size (45x36 19C inches) of closely woven, round thread § cotton that will give long service. Suggestions From the Art Department! 49¢ Lace Edged Scarfs 23c Also Buffet Sets to Match All-white scarfs with lace edge and medallion, or white scarfs with_colored - lace and medallion. Dainty, useful gifts. $1,29 Fancy Pillowcases, Pr. Good quality muslin cases with colored O LC borders and hand embroider®. $2.98 Fancy Scarfs Handsome 52- $1 98 inch velour and tapestry scarfs with sateen lin- ing, and gold braid tnmmm. Popular colors. Art Dept—Main Floor. POSITE 8t pink, peach or white. Regular and extra sizes. Goldenbers's—Second Floor, $1.00 Stunmng Rayon g For Feminine Gifts $1.95 Gay two-tone models, cotnbmmg pastel or brilliant shades with darker colorings and finished with touches of embroidery. Tuck-in style, with wide| bellLleg trou- . making a wonderful ensemble at $3.20! Brassiere-Top Kiddies’ Rayon tight-fitting bras- siere top that fastens of good quality run- proof rayon, in pink rayon. Sizes 32 to 40. Jersey Wrap-around Turbans, 49c clever clasp. Gold and Silver Mesh Slips " Undies $1.50 under th=s arm. or peach. Sizes 4 All of the girls are buying them for them- Turbans, in wrap-around sers that tie at the waist, Coolie Coats to Match $125 (= Full skirt with Vest and bloomers 59 . Pink, peach or Dblack c 3 to 16 years. Goldenbers's—Main Fioor selves—and for gifts! Plain colors and strik- ing two-tone combinations that fasten with a styies. $1 Goldenbers's—Sesond Floor. Berets of Many Types, French suedes, chenilles, knit, etc. 29¢ to 89¢ Coolie Coats $2.59 Delightful to look at—and to wear! Shim- mering rayon satin robes in gay prints or plain colors with wide contrasting bands, Women's and misses’ sizes, Women’s $3.50 Blanket Robes A wide array of patterns and col- $2.98 Regular $3.50 Value! orings in these soft blanket robes— many of which are bound with satin. Goldenberg's—Second Floor, Girls’ $7.98 “Trucurl” Chinchilla Coats High-grade, wear-resisting wool chinchilla, in red, green; tan or navy, with warm flannel lin- ing and storm collar, Sizes 7 to .14 years. Girls’ Warm Blanket Robes An “inexpensive, useful and welcome gift for gicls of 8 to $ 33 14 years. Heavy quality, trim- / @ med. with cord and ribbon. Jacquard designs. Babies’ Broadcloth Creepers Cunning little white P models yith, touches of ‘em- C b smock- 3 Fl{p bottom styles. Sizes 1 to '3 years. 's's—Third Fleor. STREET ENTRANCE h