Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1931, Page 30

SETTLE COMPLAINT OF BOAT SEIZURE La Guardia Says No Charge to Be Filed Against Crew of Coast Guard Craft. Association and the Coast Guard, growing out of the seizure of the fishing schooner Good Luck off New York Monday night, have been satisfac- torily adjusted, and no charges will be filed against the crew of the patrol boat involved in the affair, Represgntative La Guardia, Republican, New York, an~ nounced yesterday following a confer- ence with Admiral F. C. Blllard, Coast Guard commandant. The parley was arranged last night, after La Guardia had announced “seri- ous charges, involving more than a vio- lation ef rules and regulations,” would be_made. = Meanwhile the schooner is being re- paired at the Government’s expense. Master Files Protest. NEW_ YORK, January 31 (#).—Capt. John Bendikson, master of the Good Luck, seized by the Coast Guard on Kondly night and subjected to a rigorous search, which included the wboring of holes in all her bulkheads, ficor boards and other woodwork, visited the customs house yesterday and filed a formal protest at the treatment he had received. On receipt of the protest, Gregory O’Keefe, head of the Treasury Depart- ment agents here, was directed to make thorough inspection of the vessel, now tied up at the Coast Guard base at Staten Island. ‘The \search, to be made in the pres- ence of Capt. Bendikson, will deter- | mine the amount of damage done and | how it was done. ) Investigation into the conduct of the | customs men involved in the search aboard the Good Luck also was ordered. ! | Christian Endeavor ’ | ‘The Christian Endeavor Union of | the District of Columbia will have a part in the world-wide celebration of the golden anniversary of the birthday of Christian Endeavor February 2. The union will hold a fiftieth anniversary banquet Monday at 6:30 o'clock in Cal- vary Baptist Church. The banquet will be given in honor of Christian Endeavor and of the late Dr. Francis E. Cldrke, who organized the first Christian En- deavor Society on February 2, 1881, in Williston Congregational Church, Port- land, Me. rrell Crain, vice president, will be toastmastsr. William Knowles Cooper, former Jlenml secretary of the Y. M. C. A, will be the guest speaker, The quarterly union meeting of the Junior Christian Endeavor Societies was held last Sunday at the George- town Lutheran Church. Miss Delain O'Flagherty presided. Rev. Beatty, pastor of Georgetown Lutheran Church, was the speaker. The soclety from ‘Wallace Memorial Presbyterian Church, Mn Harry Davis, superintendent, won S-nner for the society having the Differences betwten the Midatlantic Fishing prepared a al program for the nociev at Gme Church, Rentned Robert M. Lyon, president of the Sociey "of. Vermont ‘Avenue” Ghristan e Church tonight. He will also speak to the Takoma Park Presbyterian society at .:h:'clock. 7 versary of the birthday of Christian Endeavor. Miss Ruth Wertman will bave charge of the meeting. LUTHER LEAGUE ‘The annual visitation by the execu- tive committee of the Luther Centnl of the Dmnm. of Columi ll 1 be made to the League of Ref- ormtion Lutheran Church this eve- ring. St. Mark's Luther League will| hold its weekly devotional service next Wednesday at 8 o'clock. This service will be conducted by Rev. H. Denning- ton Hayes, pastor of St. l(nrkl Luthefan Church, when he will pre-| sent one of his celebrated ‘“black-| board” talks. At 7:15 o'clock this - evening l!‘ Incarnation Lutheran Church Mrs. Carl Schanche will conduet the Luther League vesper service; will present the subj Bays About Faith in God.” Miss Irene Lerch will preside at the devotional service of St. Paul's Luther League this evening, which will be held | at 7 o'clock. The play “That's One on Bill,” which was to have been presented by Incarna- | tion Luther Leaguers in St. Stephen's lphcopll Church Parish Hall Pebruary | , has been indefinitely postponed. | ’ Atonement Luther League is assisting in the sale of uckets for the coming | presentation of “The Shepherd of the | Hills,” by Walter C. Gran of Minne- apotlis, Friday evening, at Atonement Parish Hall. Atonement Leaguers will participate in the twenty-fifth anniversary cele- bration of Atonement Lutheran Sunday | school, to be held in the parish hul February 13 at 8 o'clock. A rel drama entitled “Whither Goest will be presented. Officers of the Executive Committee of the Luther League Central of the District organization are requested to attend the Executive Committee meet- ing Pebruary 7 at 8 o'clock in Incarna- tion Parish Hall. One out of every 200 persons in the United States is doing penal servitude, the cost of maintaining him in prison being shouldered by the other 199 who pay taxes. The Susquehanna 1430 W Street N.W. Four Rooms, Kitchen and Bath Reasonable Rentals INSTANT ‘RELIEF FROM ITCHING Followed use of Resinol “For years I had a _breaking out onduba:kof-y band. I tried various salves and ointments, and ad several X-Raytreatments, but nothing seemed to heal tlu dis- order. One night when m: bufi was ‘itching unusually ly, ny wife bought me a jar of Resinol Ointment which I used and ob— tained instant relief. I do not hesi- tate to recommend Resinol to THE SUNDAY STAR, Buy Our Popular Bmllet‘ Way! ; . + . convenient and thrifty. We do not add interest or extras—for con- venient payments. Rummage Lots in Homewares (600) 12c Table Glassware, Each Footed goblets, high - footed sherbets, low - footed 6 sherbets, wine glasses, etc. Of attractive green or rose c tinted glass, L::) $1 Swp}lm ICIA‘d'“‘ foot- pedal cover, galvan inner pail 6” (18) $1.19 Table Lamps, keg- design bases of pottery; parch- mentized shades to 69c (41) 79 Baking Sets, gl mixing bowl (Wil handie ang pouring lip) and gradu- 3” ated measuring glass. . «tle) $149 Clothes Hampers, metal nished en- amel solors <. o, 89C (18) 98¢ ‘Jam ; glazed pottery with nickeled 25¢ o cover and glass spoon. (27) $1.39 Bird-Cage Stands, el e ey and Oat- “nrlossl;t fl'fl& iy 50¢c porcelain—oatmeal dishes lesign. Well made and breakfast plates. Each S¢ (41) $1.69 Punch Sets, 8 pieces (27) —bowl and 6 cups of 97c crystal glass (14) $1.24 Floor Lamp Shades, “Seco” grade: square shapes for (29) 50c Plated Trays, silver junior lamps. Mostly plated orhrus Fancy 100 gold €olor .iiveeienn.. shapes ... Downstairs Store—Goldenbers’s, (66) 10c Salt lnd Pepper Shakers, various styles in zc crystal glass. Each $1 13-pc. Glass Sels, green color glass; sets comprise 6 cups, 6 saucers, 6 footed sherbets Rummage Lots in Bed Coverings $8 Double-Bed Size Blankets, $7.95 Wool-filled Comforts, 80% wool; plaid de- 33 95 figured sateen coverings with signs, Soiled. Pair.. . plain borders and $5 Part-Wool Blankets, plaids; backs. iled 66x80 and 70x80 sizes. by _112]?5 Comlofll.l cotton filled, silkoline covering (ngured) $1.85 $1 Bed Pillows, well filled; covered with art or striped ticking. Each.. 59¢ $5 Robe Blankets, part wool; plain or ed: some in two- figurd mne effects. Soiled. Double-bed size. Ea. 8345 S:.ll ,ln:l‘ncl;"hlbe Blankets, $15 (‘mfuflll\ wool filled; part wool; bright col- rayon cover n( orings. Each sm Handsome colors. . ss‘,s Fourth Floor—Goldenbery's. Rummage Lots in Window Shades $1.50 Sunfast Shades, wash- 95¢ Oil Opaque Shades, white, able. 3x6 size. Green Sc ecru or green. 3x6 size. and ecru. Seconds.. ‘ 6“ $1.75 Joanna Wllhlble Shades, 3x6 size. Dark gree: nnly Hartshorn roll- s! .29 69¢ Window Shades, 3x6-ft. size; green, white and ecru. Perfect .. 95¢ Albert H.l.l.l!d Shades, white, ecgu Hartshorn rollers Per- 6“ "‘“ed llvo’lllml:: Sflhldu. lace trimmed. an ecru. Perfect 31-19 Pourth Floor—Goldenbers's. WASHINGTON, 'D. C, FEBRUARY 1, 1931—PART ONE. Axminster 8 Wilton Velvet Rugs 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 ft. sizes—discon- tinued patterns and mill seconds. Cood grades. $39 to $45 $42 to $50 Grades Grades $2450 $2850 $32.50 $37 and $39 Seamless Axminster Rugs, 9x12 and 83x10.6; good patterns, Some are ir- szl.so regulars .. $27 Seamless Wool Velvet Rugs, 8.3x10.6- ft. size; fringed ends. Dis- continued patterns — per- s ‘6.50 fects ....... $27.50 Seamless Aummur Rugs, pcrfcc's and .seconds. $22 Seamless Axmm-!er Rugs, sl4 perfects and seconds. 6x9-ft. size $50 Axminster and Wilton Velvet Rugs, 634x12-ft. size. Perfect h34x12-ft. size er! ec 332.50 quality $17.50 Axmi 8, 4.6%6.6+t. size ; drop- r Ru, ped patterns—Chinese and s Persian designs. Perfects 10.95 (15) $30 Belgian Mou- zourk Rugs, perfects, Ox12-ft. size $12.50 (10) $21 Fiber Rugs, 9x12 and 8x10 ft. ble. sizes. Reve Close- s ‘ z.s° Iy woven .. (35) $18.50 and $21 Marie Antoinette Rugs, reversible ; 6x12 sizes (25) $12.95 Baske! Wun Fiber Rugs, 9x12 size. Sten- ss.so ciled designs $50 to $60 Grades (50) $7 Wilton Velvet Rugs, i 36x63-in. size. Perfect quality s;"s (5) $25 Linoleum Rugs, 12x15- ft. size; Burlap back. Perfect sls quality ... Royal Wilton RUGS Small lots—perfects, though some are classed as “discontinued.” Good patterns. $80 to $85 $90 to $95 $125 & $150 Grades Grades Grades (8) $20 Linoleum Rugs, 12x12-t. i|ze; Burlap back; seconds. Carpet s, designs o (75) $6.50 to $9.50 Felt Base Rugs, 9x12 and 9x106 sizes. Congoleum, Armstrong and other makes. and inisprints ato, ydl) $2.25 Inlaid Linoleum, Arm- Sl American made. Fine weave .... (20) $2.25 to $2.75 Velvet Carpet (cut lengths), 3 to 1 yards. Y (135 yds.) $1.25 Linoleum, burlap back. Perfect quality. Sq. yd.... 65e (75) 89c Rubber Door Mat: large size and heavy weight nd Axminster Squares—no borders. misprints, 9x15-ft. size (250 yds.) $1.39 Inlaid tile patterns. Seconds. (200 sq. yds.) 65c Con.olaum, seconds, Heavy grade. Sq. yd.. 33‘ (175, yds.) $2 Inlaid Lino- leum, tile designs. and seconds. Sq. yd. (15) $7 Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs, 7%4x9- ft. size. Perfects " (discon- tinued patterns). Each..... 84075 (25) $1.75 Felt Base Rugs, for narrow rooms. Seconds. 3x9-ft. 97c Downstairs Store—Goldenbers’s. Sorry-No Mail, Phone or C. 0. D. Orders- we cannot take any mail, phone or C. O. D. orders. Rummage Sale of Ruffled and C Curtain Sets 79c¢ Ruf- . 95¢ Ruf- R f. $1.50Criss- Cross Sete. . 19C " $1.95 Criss- Se:lo. . : s l .“9 All the Rufffed Curtain Sets have wide valance and tie-backs. Fourth Floor—Goldenbers's. ummage Lots in DRAPERIES (45 Prs.) $1.50 and $2 Ruf- fled and Tailored CII'llllll l _Ivory and ecru. Pair.. 2 (36) d'}ll"t. Lace hzl;h. ma= iras and filet weaves; inches wide. Each ’u (75 Prs.) $1.95 Criss-cross Cartains, plain-col- ed dotted ' cuisetie: P, 91e19 (100 Prs.) fl Crhvcm- Curtains, dotted marquisette with cornice valance and tie - backs, ](35 Pl!d) $3.! uk Overdrapes, velour cnd damask; with valance. Set.. szg, Nfl! I"II‘) L::‘ “llllfle‘ Car- ins, plain - color marquisette. Pair.. sl'ss (58 'l'llhrd Mar- PI.\! (18) $2.95 Wlll Tapestries, size 25x33 facs Ontat ,”r:mmm“hm ce Cus m w] and ecru, $1.95 3 (10) nsr:‘ !sfl 'l'l];lulry Couch overs, striped or all- over patterns. Each, sz.l, (25 Prs.) $8.95 Velour Porti- eres, double faced. 27 in. ss wide. Several colors Fourth Floor—Goldenbers's. Rummage Lots in Drapery Materials, Etc. (215)°$1 Damasks, 50 inches wide. Pretty pat- terns and colors. Yd. ssc (300 yds.) 25c French Mar- quisette —ecru or (”)JS_" nd $35 Lane Cedar Chests/—walnut and mahogany finish . sz° (350 yds.) 59¢ Crash Cre- tonnes for slip cov- ers or draperies. Yd. 33c (8) $17 and $25 Slip Covers of flowered sateen - and . striped Seti...s inches wide; many pretty shades. Yd.. (30) 59¢ Bar Harbor Cush- jons — covered with 37c pretty cretonnes . (:so yds. cl) 39¢ Cretonnes, 36 inches wi e 'CFV- iceable quality. l se (300 yds.) 59¢ Smp.d Ray- | on, 45 inches wide; for por- . tieres and drapes. 37c "Cases with Heavy brass e’ $1.19 straps. (10) $4.50 Hat B.xu. round‘ shapes; well = made; lining. Brass focks $2.95 (8) $15 Suit Cases of genu- ine cowhide. 24-inch_size.. 3%¢ Rayons, 36 inches wide; plain satin finish or' flowered. Good assortment. Yd. Fourth Floor—Goldenbers’s, Save ¥ to % in This Semi Aual Rammage Sale of FURNITURE One-of-a-Kind Suites, Separate Pieces— Floor Samples and Warehouse Stocks! Living Room Suites $100 3-Pc. Living Room Suite, $59 $149 3-Pc. Living Room Suite, $89 $179 3-Pc. Living Ropm Suite, $119 $239 3-Pc. Living Room Suite, $159 Use the Budget Plan! Bed-Davenport Suités $149 3-Pc. Bed-Davenport Suite, $89 $169 3-Pc. Bed-Davenport Suite, $99 $189 3-Pc.Bed-Davenport Suite, $112 ‘8219 3-Pc. Bed-Davenport Sulte, $139 We're housecleaning! odd pieces and lots that we have found. We've scoured all the corneu—he:e are the No longer of any gain to us— they may be just the piece you may need. And the prices are 13 to 15 less! Miscellaneous Lots of Furniture $300dd Wooden Beds, s l 0 only 8 to sell $29 Odd Dres- g ‘3:‘0" (I)ldd Drcuen, only s 3 5 Ca’b::'fcli ’:":l;'l ; s l 6.95 $29.75 Dek, oy 140 § 42.50 R el 11 Arfifhagffa::l; a‘l ss.’s to sell Tabien, onty 3 ot $6495 $45 Secretary De’;kl, only 2 to j $30 Daven- _ st $19.95 z'azsln, o:;;}gli s l 6.95 Br;;:zhz ..;m‘;:-,a : .Q: s l o 8 $80 Chest of zr’a:;’en, only 2 839.95 Va‘nsltoy, l]’uztlll tyoun)c';lo 54 s 25 $60 Vanity oot $29.95 $40 Dinette . Buffets, only 2 to s 1 9.9 5 $10 .Davenport Ta- bles, several styles .00 Book Trau‘h End Tablu, to close at $5 BEDS AND BEDDING $8 Metal Beds, double and twin sizes, 12 to sell, $11 Metal Bcdl, double & tw.lr.I .auu, 36.9 5 5 to sell. double & twin sizes, 39095 $20 4-poster Beds, twin & double sizes, 6 to sell S9.95 $25 4-poster B e d s, double and twin sizes. . $4 $25 Odd Box Sprl.u‘l, double and twin sizes, 5 to sell s l° i el Mt G 15,95 R R T X T ] B2 e g q $23 Inner- Spring Mannu, all sizes ... $13.50 Bed Room Suites $100 4-Pc. Bed Room Suite.....$68 $159 4:Pc. Bed Room Suite. . .8$99 $199 4-Pc. Bed Room Suite...$139 $239 4-Pc. Bed Room Suite...$159 Use the Budget Plan! Dining Room Suites $139 10-Pc. Dining Room Suite, $94 $169 10-Pc. Dining Room Suite, $139 $199 10-Pc. Dining Room Suite, $159 $269 10-Pc. Dining Room Suite, $189 ” FREE PARKING SPACE—--OPPOSH’E 8th STREET EMTRANCE Al $8.50 | 4 L ki NI g 30 S APERIPIE L RTE A SRR TR ARARY