Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1931, Page 11

1931—PART ONE. grand master of the Bovereign Order of the Knights of Malta, an organiza- tion founded before the crusades of the eleventh century. o = B R R g e P I3 T on - Aven! Hill lcgord!n( to a ritual established centuries ago. Several Italian princes . THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY.BI PRINCE CHIGI NEW HEAD OF KNIGHTS OF MALTA Grand Master Election Held in Priory of Bovereign Order Under Ritual Centuries Old. 'ADMINISTRATORS NAMED |e: b e The court named Mrs. Carolina’A. block of Sixth street, Washington, lnd!nlmed, Brown was“forced to hit h\m{ FIGHT BETWEEN OFFICER gg:subl% R:‘l’l'l’on’::‘;;’: m‘:‘ mm:‘f,:l in self-defense. The constable sus- i ounty, v » 5 AND MOTORIST IS BARED Se0mt™s Cranty donrues St bared - | fained. & sprained hand in_the en | day when Thorne visited Emergency | Sforpttal and was treated for lacers-| IhOFne Was released on $1,000: bond. tions to the face and brulses to the s right side. California’s vehicle act provides that Thorne was arrested on the Defense. :’n nuwn'n'obltle drlv;r whg runs g:r a . Highway and charged with “transporta- | dog must stop and render assistance s SSSRHIELRAY fion. and possession of liquor, reckless | if the animal is injured. A dog so in- Galeazzo of Thun and Hohenstein, who was elected March 6, 1905, ll:d"‘ held office mearly 26. years before. he died :;u:vmmmgu”';m" g:m wo",_.fihh' Bond Set’'for T#o Who Will Con-|Crown and Mrs. Hildur E. Reebes Jerusalem. | Then they Fooiasien gt s Stge executrices of the estate of Harrie W. BN of Bhore wosT, beown gave rol Martin Dodge Estate. | Newman, whose will was sdmitted:to WaY to the Knights of Malta in 1530.] By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. | probate. They were rquired to post and Cardinsl Bisletti were among the e e Ul % electors, who met in a conclave be-| .. e hind locked AL ml} Mmmonflg. gd May 30| Pond OL”M?-%'. 3 f doors such ds chooses & A motor lifeboat recently built 1 S, 3 D ade (i s [ By a Staft Correspondent of The §tar. driving and resisting an officer. _Ac- | jured comes under the head of property | B the Associated Press. v pope. © - . 5 ¥ Kirkcudbright, Scotland, or the | were 'mt_ed administrators of the HYATTSVILLE, Md, May 30.—A cording to Justice of Peace Retta Mor- | damaged and ‘the driver is subject to| 'ROME, May 30.—Prince Don, Ludo- | Prinoe is the seventy-gixth grand rtin Dodge | “Ston "*'48 the order given fhe fbtas and oan woe “tulor;n ‘,{,:":;i""“ o , @eveloper of | medical :fl of Mansfield Womhofi fight, between Arthur ‘Thorne, 34, 700 ris, before whom the man was ar-fine and costs. . vico Chigi-Albani today ~was elected 'master of the order, succeeding o speed without refueling, - joonee , & real estate subdivision |England, who is trying to prevent (13 29 Wear Cotton near Landover, at the weekly session of spread of spotted fever. 3 —is certainly smart advice; see in “Vogue” or any knowing fashion magazine what French and Ameri- can costume drsigners are doing with the new glorified cottons that are such a far cry frcm the humble calicos of yore! And with the prices of cotton lower than in fifteen years —Wear Cotton” is thrifty advice, too! Cottons Are Driver Treated at Hospital After Aliegedly Resisting Arrest on Free Parking for Our Patrons Opposite 8th St. Entrance Let Marion Gage Shop for You —whenever you are” unable to get downtown and make your own selections. Miss Gage is our new personal shop- ; per, who will take care of mail and phone orders. Men who - are shopping for women or selecting feminine gifts will welcome her assistance. National 5220—Ask for Marion Gage ower in Price Our Phone NATIONAL COTTON WEEK Number Is NAtional Than They Have Been in Years! A Page of Savings! Probably No Store in Washington Sells More Cottons Than Goldenberg’s—There’s a Reason! A Brand-New “Crop” of Summer Cottons—at Special Prices! 29c¢ Printed Chiffon Voiles 5,000 Yards of perfect quality chiffon 9 frocks they’ll make. 1 voiles in this very inexpensive group—and 25¢ Fine Printed Apropos of National Cotton Week— Regular and Extra Size&{: Tub Frocks: Cottons! $ 1 '88 Voiles . . . Batistes . . . and Rayon-and-Cotton Shantungs These washable cotton frocks are 8o prettily styled that you will wel- come them for many informal day- time occasions. Becoming sleeveless ‘and cap sleeve models, in dainty prints and plain colors that will laun- der splendidly. Treat yourself to sev- Seen at Every Fashionable Dance! ~ Eyelet Batiste Organdy & Lace Frocks $4.95 It is very probable that frocks of these exquisite cot- Large array of guaranteed fast-colored designs—Ilarge or small—florals, dots and conventional figures—on white, pastel or dark grounds. Dainty as can be — but practical enough for kiddies’ frocks, 40 inches wide. 30c Imported 45-in. Of Cool wait until you see their fine, sheer quality! Figure for yoursclf how little a dress Sizes 14 to 20 eral of them before really hot Sum- mer days arrive. Flower prints . . . dots . . . figures . . . checks . . . and pastel shades of rose, blue, green. etc. Goldenbers's—Second Tloor. Rayon-and-Cotton Flat Crepes Fashion These 1 Costume Slips Sheer Summer frocks make it necessary to have several dainty slips—and these are quite inexpensive, but nicely made. Regular sizes, $1 Porto Rican Gowns V. round and 79c square neck models, attrac- tively embroidered. $1.25 Print Pajaomas . $1.29 Corselettes Ga.\" stripeg 9 5 Made of serviceable $ and figure pink cotton material, broadcloths and C with:boned back snd Sizes 34 to 42. linenes, in women's and misses’ sizes. inner belt. Goldenberg's—Second Fior Fine Cottons Are Used to Make These Boys’ 79¢ to $1.19 Wash Suits 55¢ Clever little models for the young chaps. Genuine linens, as well as broadcloths and others in flapper, but- ton-on and sun suit models. Smartly tailored and guaranteed washable. Boys' $1 to $1.50 Wash Knickers Imported linens in fancy plaids and oyster whites. C Also sturdy Kkhakis and coverts. Some with elastic cuffs. Sizes 7 to 17. Goldenberg's—Third Floor. Sizes 3 to 6 Years The Silk Department Offers Entire Surplus Stock of Duplan’s “Duray’’ Flat Crepe smart and new for Summer. Also! Duplan’s Plain Flat Crepes in the Group! The same fine qualities—in a wide range of fashionable colors. Five to ten yard pieces. mum--—u&*mu i 5 to 10 Yd. Lengths Fine Qualities Sold at $1.69 and $1.95 yd. Every woman knows the famous Duplan’s printed crepes—how beautiful they are in both texture and design! And just imagine being able to buy them—in pieces containing a dress length or more—for only 69c a yard! Every yard perfect quality—every pattern Light, medium and dark grounds. 40 inches wide, 36-inch Percales 18c A wonderful collection—ranging from dainty little pat- terns for kiddies’ frocks to large, gay designs for beach pa- Including A. B. C. & Invator Grades jamas. Fine soft finish—unusual at this low price. Swiss Organdy 38c You have doubtless studied up on Summer fashions enough to know that nothing is smarter for party and dance frocks! This extra fine grade comes in white and lovely With a Permanent Crisp Finish! 29c White Broadcloth 19c¢ ya. A fine mercerized quality that is very popular with our ||| customers. Appropriate and serviceable for men's and boys’ shirts, as well as women's wear. 36 inches wide. 39c¢ Flock Dot Voiles 29c¢ vd. So neat and cool looking | that they are always in de- mand for Summer frocks. In | white, pastel and darker shades with permanent finish dots. 40 inches wide. N 19¢c White Pajama Checks 12V5c yd. High count quality—service- able, but soft in finish—hence, an ideal choice for pajamas and underwear. 36 inches wide. | McCall 6581 You'll like it made | up in our cotton attractive Cottons Are Smart for E very OCcasion!f : Three McCall Patterns | \|=—each perfectly adapted for a different cotton fabric! Il —each perfect for a different hour of the day! pastels. 69c Printed | 40-in. Organdy 48c yd. Here's cotton in one of its lovelie% versions! Extra crlsr, ne, permanent finish quality—in beautiful fast col- tons will predominate at smart graduation festivities—such as June Week at Annapolis . . . certainly nothing could be more youthful or charming! And imagine finding such frocks at less than $5! Capelets . .. tiny puff sleeves . . . flounced and gathered skirts . . , net edgings (mare cotton!) .. . ruffles . . . fichu- like collars . . . and velvet rib- bon girdles all make these flow- erlike frocks irresistible! Summer green . .. blue . tose . ,, flesh . ., peach ... maize . . . orchid . . . white Also printed organdies and plain organdy over printed slips. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. o McCail Wouldn't this be > 6802 AYTIME | pique at 29c a yard. or printed voile? Goldenberg's—Main Floor, MeCall 6613 " [Evenna] Absolutely perfect in plain —in crisp organdy— plain or printed! strate how to wash cottons, linens, rayons, celanese, Bemberg and similar fabrics. She will be glad to wash a sample of any material you wish to purchase in our store to prove it is color During the ‘“Washability”’ fast. Demonstration Will Prevail on Kind to thing it touches Ivory Soap Large size 6 for 69c Boz of Ivory Snow Free. Medium size. . .6 for 42¢ Boz of Ivory Snow Free. Guest size. .. .12 for 49¢c Special Prices Ivory Products ¥y [vory Products Uiskow! Used by Miss Marten Speediest— in Her ;:{?:‘Jz, Demonstrations Ivory Flakes Large size g0 Miss Kathryn Marten “Washability” Expert in Our Wash Fabrics Dept. Monday, June 1, to Saturday, June 6 Miss Kathryn Marten, “Washability” Expert, will demon- 3 for 59¢ Medium size. . .6 for 49¢c: Ivory Snow' Regular size. ..3 for 24¢c Geldenberg’s—Tollet gg- Department 0 000 ored floral designs for pic- turesque Summer dance frocks. Adorable New Fast- Colored Cottons in “Lucette” Frocks Newest Models! $ 1 '98 Brand-new &hipment of crisp, new sheer, plain and printed frocks (batistes, voiles, lawns, etc.) —which further convince us that girls of 7 to 16 years look their best in cotton. Care- ful “Lucette” workmanship and clever styling. Girls’ Dainty Muslin Undies Slips and Combinations Full cut and well made to C withstand hard wear and constant tubbing. Slips have built- up shoulders—combinations have bloomer legs. Em- broidery trimmed. Goldenberg's—Third Floor. 50c Printed Flock Voiles 38c yd. The cool freshness of flock dots —and the chiffon-like sheerness of printed voile— combined in a smart, new fabric. 40 inches wide—in fast colored patterns. 20c Plain 40-in. Voiles 15¢ yd. ..You can make a frock for a mere song” from these pretty voiles—and undies for even less! 40 inches wide. In white and every wanted shade. Wear Cotton Gloves! 69c Fabric Gloves Sreaty. 400 Because of the satisfactory way they wash —there’s no standby like cotton fabric gloves like these. Novelty-cuff and slip-on styles in good shades. ‘Wear-Right’ Pullons Of uni-plex washable $ 1 chamoisuede —in the smart four - button ltijngt,h. White, eggshell or bon- n 00 Goldenberg's—Main Floor Heavy Round-Thread Cotton Went Into These $1.25 & $1-39 Sheets —In Size 81x90 Inches —In Size 72x99 Inches —In Size 63x99 Inches —In Size 63x108 Inches —In Size 63x99 Inches Firmly woven, heavy quality bleached sheets that are free from starch or dressing—extra spe- cial for National Cotton Week. Some are classed as irregulars, but none have holes. free from starch or dressing. Summery looking printed $1.98 Drapes to Match, 98¢ Pr. Full and twin bed sizes. Tape- © 80x105-inch spreads in tose, $ z 4 o A 35c & 39c Pillowcases sateen spreads in guaranteed $1.50 Mattress Covers blue, ggl?',‘ orchid or green. High-grade 45336 or 43x38 39c¢ Unbleach Sheeting inch cases of sturdy cotton, 240 Heavy round-thread quality ! of 87-inch unbleached sheeting i —for making double-bed size 22c g $2.50 Sateen Spreads | "= : sateen soreada In Busfant | $1.00 Bleached Sheets quality sheeting. Very special! c i Heavy unbleached cotton lgc \BleaChed Muslin ] covers—boxed to fit mattress. $ 19 i ey s hectied 4 BORne SR s 5 dressing. Bave 5c a yard on it! c ; $2.00 Colonial Spreads| 10c Unbleached Cotton ! o TEoto t‘e:grvurd mill llew 3 th scalloped edges. Cotton——38 inches Wide. " 7 /4c H