Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1932, Page 32

B—16 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1933 NEW ASSIGNMENTS [z ot exe wavio OF ARMY OFFICERS Transfers Are Made of Eight Brigadier Generals, Remnant Lot of Women’s $1.35 Chiffon Hose Full fashioned; dull sheer, 7 (J We Invite Bargain Group of 29¢ and 39c¢ Jewelry 9e each No Mail, Phone or C. 0.D. Orders Final clean-up of novelty jewelry—necklaces, earrings, beacel S s silk to top. Picot edge, French racelets, rings, etc.,, in an heels, cradle soles, plaited foot. Widely Scattered. Assignments for eight brigadier gen- erals, widely scattered at Army posts from the Philippines to Boston, were announced by the War Department. They become effective later in the vear. Brig. Gen. James H. Reeves was or- dered transferred from the 9th Coast Artiilery district, San Francisco, to command the 4th Coast Artillesy dis- trict, Fort McPherson, Ga. efiective Ji 29, Brig. Gen. James B. Gowen was re- leved of command of the 1si Field Artillery Brigade, Fort Hoyle. Md., and assigned to command the 1ith Field Artillery Brigade in Hawali, effective August Gen. Gowen will be re- placed by Brig. Gen. Ernest D. Scott, now commanding the 3a Field Artillery Brigade. Fort Lewis, Washington. Brig. Gen. Henry W. Butner, now command- ing the 11th Field Artiliery, place Gen. Scott Brig Gen. Robert McCieave was or- dered to command of tvision September 21 from his present command of the h Brigade, Fort Douglas, Utah. He will b replaced by Brig. Gen. Casper v commanding the Philippine Divisicn. Command of the 2d Coas. Artillery district, New York City, was assigned to Brig. Gen. William E. Cole, now in command of the Hawaran Scparate Coast_Artillery Brigade. Command of that brigade will be taken cver after August 26 by Col. Robex: S. Abernethy, with the rank of brigadier general. Col. Abernethy is now on duty with th» 1st Coast Artillery district at Boston. MERCHANTS APPROVE CAR MERGER PLANS Executive Committee of Asscciation Holds Unification of Systems Would Benefit City. Approval of legislation introduced in Congress to bring about a merger of the street railway systems of the Dis- trict was given yesterday by the Ex- ecutive Committee of the Merchants and Manufacturers' Association. “A unification of the local passenger transportation facilities will be in the interest of the whole city and this can- ot be brought about except by passage of legislation authorizing a merger of the Washington Railway & Electric Co., the Capital Traction Co. and the Washington Rapid Transit Co.” the committee stated. “The joint resolution mnow pen: in Congress w:s introduced by the Public Utilities Commission as the re- sult of many years of careful study of the matter by that group, the Bu- reau of Efficlency and by Dr. Milo R. Maltbie, acting on behalf of the Sen- ate District Committee.” The commitiee recommended the legislation be enacted without change. VELMA LEE DODSON WINS BABY CONTEST Fourth Event of Popularity Series Will Be Held at Food Show This Afterncon. In a contest in which 38 babies par- ticipated, Velma Lee Dodson, 1-year- old daughter of Mrs. Audrey Dcdson of 1372 Randolph street, was declared winner in the United Food Stores Ex- position contest for the most popular baby between 12 and 18 menths of age, held yesterday afternoon in the Wash- ingten Auditorium. The contest was the third in a series being conducted at the food show this week. The fourth will take place this afternocn with babies between 18 months and 2 years old eligible. To- morrow will be for 2-to-3-year-old children. H. E. Putnam, Rockville, Md., won the prize for heaviest patron at the show last night. He weighs 317 pounds. Winner of the “tallest pa- tron” contest was P. T. Fenton of 1015 Varnum street northeast, who meas- ured 6 feet 52 inches. Mrs. Robert Covest of 9 Fifth street northeest was awarded an electric re- frigerator given away last night. Members of the Housekeepers’ Alli- ance, headed by Mrs. Albert N. Baggs, will hold their regular monthly meeting at the exposition tomorrow afternoon. The group also will act as judges in the baby contest that day. The final day of the show, Saturday, will be marked by a baby twin contest and final baby contest in the afternoon and a “carnival night" affair in the evening. CITIZENS PROTEST END OF 60-40 RATIO American University Park Group al of Fiscal The American University Park Citi- ens' Association, meeting in Hurst Hall, on tre college campus, last night, for- mally adopted a resolution opposing vigorously proposed legislation which would repeal the law establishing the fiscal relations between the Federal and District governments on what known es the 60-40 ratio. The matter was brought before the association by Herbert L. Brooks, presi- ent of the assoclation, who led the iscuss ely debate was precipitated over the proposal to regulate employment of minors. A report by Thomas E. Lodge, chairman of the Law and Legislation Committee, approving the measure, was | opposed, principally by Mr. Brooks, but was finally adopted by the association. P. H. Loughran was appointed to rep- Tesent the association on th2 District of | § Columbia Committee on Unemployment. WORK MAKES WORLD BETTER, SAYS PASTOR Dr. W. Russell Bowie of New York City Delivers Lenten Sermon Here. Every one should work to make the world a better place in which to livi Dr. W. Russell Bowie of New York City declared vesterday in Lenten services in | the Church. The minister said most people live their allotted time and then leave be- hind them no creative impress on the earth. He said they were like so many sheep, grazing on whatever pasture they could find and dojng nothing for any cne else. Dr. Bowie spoke again today at 12:30 under the auspices of the Washington i‘ed!‘n of Churches. > New York Avenue Presbyterian will re- ; Philippine | was | | | | i | | | | assortment of new colors. Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Rayon Undies Women's 50c Non-run Rayon Panties and Bloomers; tailored or lace trimmed. Seconds. Bro- ken sizes .. 36c Children’s 59¢ Rayon Combina- tions—bodice and built-up shoulder styles, bloomer leg. Broken Sizes . s 33c Goldenberg's—Main Floor Friday Remnants! Toiletries 50c Vivaudou Shavin Cream, Iarge tube. '* 19¢ 29¢ Du Pont Dressing Combs, as- sorted colors; teeth $1.50, §2, $3 and $4.95 Toiletware, Du Pont and other makes. Brushes, mirrors and trays. Perfects 39 Quinine Hair Tonic and Bay Rum .. 19c Goldenberg's—Main Floor Another Remnant Group $1, $1.29 and $1.59 Silk Fabrics and All-rayon Prints 47¢ v JAIL-Silk Flat Crepes Printed Silk Chiffons Silk Crepe Satins Printed Rayon Crepes —All are in good lengths—all are 40 inches wide—and all are extraordinary values. 1,800 yards in all—in an as- sortment of shades and pat- terns. Remnants! Rayon Taffetas, Yd. 34c 5 to 15 yard lengths of pastel rayon taffetas, for draperies, slips, girls’ dresses, etc. 39 inches wide. Main Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. * Friday Remnants! Hosiery Women's $1 Silk Hose—chiffons, silk to top. picot edge and lace welts; service, lisle heel, toe and garter welt. Not all sizes in each shade. Subject to ir- 59c regularities Women's 50c Silk, Silk and Rayon or Rayon and Wool Hose— assortment to choose from, but not all sizes in every style. Some 290 Irregulars . oo s _ Boys’ and Girls' 35¢ Sport Hose— 7 length in boys: % length girls. Elastic cuff tops. Per- 19(: fects Children’s 35c¢ and 50c Sport Hose—all over patterns: also rayon and wool 1n derby rib style. Some irregular .. 24c Goldenbers’s—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Gloves Women's §1.49 Gloves—washable suede slip-ons—mode shade; lamb- skins; novelty cuff shade Salsda g oo Women's —novelty cuffs, Double woven and single fabrics 5 Goldenbers's—Main Floor Friday Remnants! Stationery 59¢ Photo Frames, 7x9-11, Size ..... sesio Poker Chip Racks, lots; damaged ...... os 98¢ Leather Bridge Sets, % ot 5 49¢ $1.00 Boxed S er for hosiery, etc $1 Fountain Pens, for clearance at 49c $1.69 Combination i P‘enell and Lighter 49c Goldenbers's—Main Floor. 39¢ tionery, with draw- Friday Remnants! Girls’ Wear Girls' 69 Blouses—broadcloths and printed materials. Long Girls' $1 Skirts—blue ch:mbray— on white muslin bodies Tots' 69¢ Sweaters—all-wool slip- overs. Plain with novelty stripe borders. Sizes 26 to 50 e 49¢ Baby Boys' 59%¢ Wash Suits— button-on style; Sizes 2 to 6. Toddlers’ 49c Wash Dresses with French panties to match. 29¢ Sizes 1 to 3 years.. 59¢ Tots' 98c Jersey Dresses and Suits—broken sizes. ... Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. Friday Remnants! Leather Goods = 59¢ Hkflndbln—‘ ‘bl?ck and rown keratol—nicely lined and fitted .. 29¢ $1.95 and $2.95 Handbags —wide choice of colors. 7” Solled and seconds .... Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Filled TORE” New Arrivals—Just Out of Their Boxes! Crisp Straws Peanut Toyos Baku Braids Novelty Straws $q .87 Plenty of the popular sailors and other brim types . . . as well as clever brimless hats—for both misses and matrons. A really extra-smart selection—all special values at this famous Goldenberg — price. Black, ReZBIue, Green, Brown, Etc. Goldenberg's—Second Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. Friday Odd Lots Drapery Materials 19c French Marquisette—good selection—ecru, cream and white. Yard 12¢ 29¢ Cretonnes—full remnants. Pretty colors. 36 inchs wide, Yard. ... 10€ 49¢ Double-faced Cretonnes— tapestry effects—for cover- irgs. Yard 33c 49¢ Terry Cloth—good lengths in new Spring colors. 36 inches wide. Yard 3sc 45¢ French Sateen—several good designs_and colors, Yard- wide. Yard.......... 29¢ 29c Cretonnes—warp prints, in_atiractive colors. § @@ Yard Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Charge Accounts Invited pleces and Friday Clean-Up! Rugs (1) $54.00 Velvet Rug, 11'4x12-ft. room size. (5) Rugs, Seconds (15) Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs, dropped patterns ft. size (2) $12.00 Grass Rugs. room size. Imperfects. Clearance at ... A (15) Lengths) $1.50, $2.25 and 5275 Inlaid Linoleums, 4 o &g 12 yard lengths. Sq. yd ; (6) $6.50 Linoleum Rugs, 6x9-ft. size. Seconds out at only (10) $1.90 dropped patterns. $37.50 Axminster 9x12-1t. Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store Friday Remnants! Sportswear Women's $5.95 Knitted Dresses, one and two piece styles; suitable Shes a0 o 93495 $3.98 and $4.95 Silk Blouses, sleeveless, a few with long sleeves. Slightly ~ sofled. ance at $100 Cotion Batiste Blouses, long and short sleeve styles. O lot alo/bbsaisle e waid 49‘ Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Friday Remnants! Upholsteries $2.95 Dining Room Slip Cover Sets—17 pieces in cre- tonne or striped linene.. $2.39 $1.19 Day-Bed Covers—cretonnes trimmed in bindings to match. Each............ . ssc Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. 5,000 Yds. of Remnants of New Spring Wash Fabrics 19¢ and 29c Grades 12Y3¢ yud 36-inch Beity Beau Prints. 36-inch High-count Percales. 36-inch Linen-finish Suitings. 36-inch Printed Pongees. 40-inch Printed Voiles, 36-inch Printed Dimity. 40-inch Plain Color Lawns. 40-inch Plain Color Voiles. 36-inch Sateens. K Spring and Summer fabrics in good remnant lengths. All are guaranteed colorfast. 29¢, 39¢c and 59c Grades l 9c yard Printed Rayons and Cotton Flat Crepes. Hollywood Chintz. Plain Color Broadcloth. Plain Rayon and Cotton Flat Crepes. Printed Chiffon Voiles. Printed Lawns, Seed Dimity and Batiste. Printed Cotton Piques. All colorfast printings and colors. Useful remnant lengths. Goldenberg’s—Maln Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. Friday Remnants! Handkerchiefs Women's 8c and 10¢ Kinds, plain white linen, colored linen with ini- tial or colored woven borders. Broken assort- ‘ for 2sc Men’s 18¢ and 25c Kinds, plain white linen, plain white lawn with satin stripes, colored woven borders or plain white with colored appiique 10c Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! House Frocks $1.00 Daytime Frocks, in fancy prints. Sizes 16 to 40. clear out at only $1.00 Smocks, black sateen with long sleeve k sizes Broken 59¢ Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Clean Up! Factory Surplus and Overproduction of DINNERWARE From the Hopewell China Co. 10c and 1 5:- Pieces 5c Fruit Saucers, Salad Plates, Bread and Butter Plates. 19¢ and 29c Pieces Cups and Saucers, Pickle Dishes, Dinner Plates, Break- fast Plates, Footed Bowls, Soup Plates, Small Vegetable Dishes, 7 or 8 inch Meat Platters. $1.19 Tea Pots, several $1.49 Covered Dishes, round shape...... 39c and 49c Cream Pitchers, each. . 29¢ and 49c Pieces . . . . . l4c 10-inch Meat Platters, Cake Plates, Vegetable Dishes, Nappies, Salad Bowls. 39¢c and . l 9c 69c Pieces. . . Platters, 12-inch Meat Sauce or Gravy Boats, Cov- ered Sugar Bowls, Covered Butter Dishes. styles. ............39¢ ..39¢ .16¢ 14c Square Dessert Plates, each No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store. 3 Big Friday “Bargains” in Floorcoverings Clearance! $5.95 and $7.95 Rugs 9x12 Heavy Felt-Base Rugs (mis- prints). 9x12 Sandura Art Squares (no bor- ders). 9x107; Heavy Fclt-Base Rugs. ' 714x9 Armstrong Quaker Rugs. $3.88 4x7 Oval Braided Wool Rugs. Clearance! $2.50 and $4.00 Rugs 414x6 Oval Linoleum Rugs. 27x54 Oval Braided Wool Rugs. 6x9 Felt-Base Rugs (misprints). 6x9 Felt-Base Squares (no borders). $ 1 68 , . 414x9 Heavy Felt-Base Rugs. Clearance! $1.50 and $2.00 Rugs 3x9 Felt-Base Rugs. 27x90 Washable Rag Rugs. 25x42 Oval Braided Rugs. ‘fi?x:{é Oval Braided Wool Rugs. 27x54 Washable Cotton Rugs. '88¢ Goldenbers’s—Downstairs Store. Friday Remnants! Boys’ Wear Boys’ 69c¢ and 95¢ Blouses — button-ons; sofhe irregular. 9c Sizes 4 to 10 » 5 (22) Boys' $1.95 and $2.95 Novelty Suits—broadcloth waist, tweed sl pants. Sizes 4 and 10....... - 14‘0} lllloy!‘ ]’l and $1.50 Jersey ants—all-wool jerseys, Sizes 3 and 4. 59‘ (36) Boys' $2.50 and $3 Sweaters— pions, Sies 305035 $1.39 200 Prs. Boys’ $1 and $1.50 Knee Pants, 79¢ All-wool suitings, full lined. Belts to match. Sizes 4 to 10. - (44) m‘m' sziso ]sail?r Suits—navy ue cheviots, with longies, 4 to 10. 31-29 h(flhed Sl Lumber- icks — suede or leather. Sizes 8 to 16 $3~35 (36) Boys’ $1 and $1.29 Pa- 7“ jamas—outing flannels (320) Boys’ $1 Bell Pajamas— one or two piece broad- 59¢ cloths, 4 to 18 irregulars. . (29) Boys’ $3.95 and $4.95 Suits— knickers, longies or knee $2. pants. 55 (4) Boys’ $1 Lumberjacks —sizes 6 and 12 590 (84) Boys’ 59¢ and 79c Shirts— collar attached, 11% to 14 'fim $1 and $1.50 Cadet Shirts— neckband style, Bell brand. Irregulars 39¢ (100) separate vests from suits neckband 10¢ blouses, odd pajama pants. . (300) 10c and 15¢ Ties, 4-in- 5c hands, plain er fancy Goldenberg's—Third Floor. Clearance— Men’s Clothing (38) Men’s $15 and $16.50 Suits— worsteds or earing gray or tan herringbone fab- ics $1.19 Men’s $3 Pants—“Dutchess" brand —hard-finished ms!ertalvsv. sLl, Men's $15 and $1650 Overcoats— good fabrics, in grays, tans, browns and mixtures. Sizes 34 $7.95 to 44 Men's $3.50 Corduroy Pants— plain blues and browns. Single or double to 4 Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Curtains A9¢ Curtains—criss-cross style wilh cornice valance, Ivory and coru, pair.err..o. G4€ )sn.gg gurt:;ns—cnss-uo&. plain color otted marquisette. Pair . 79¢ $1.25 Tailored Curtains— deep hemmed sides and bot- 79c 59c Ruffie Curtains_-2-ruffie jalance with rayon edging. 28 Pair , 39¢ Sash Curtains, scrim l“ —colored borders. Pair. ... $1.39 and $1.69 Curtains with g;zs‘c:l::drug:: .ljlsl:et(;m-"m style. 2 2T Volle i ey 9DC $1.39 Cot! pieces: flowered voile. . $1.95 Cretonne Overdrapes —dcep valance—India print patterns ... $1.95 Criss-cross Cur- tains—plain colors; some Goldenberg’ 98c $1.49 Fourth Floor Friday Remnants! Domestics 15c Bleached Pillowcases, perfects, soft finish. 42x35-:nchpciec . (15) $2.50 Candlewick Spreads, full and twin sizes; ‘g(?ovc.l $1.79 colors . 59¢ and 69¢ Bleached Sheets Seconds 4 8c Mill seconds, heavy thread sheeting; double bed size; finished with deep hems. 81x90-inch size. (18) $3 Brocade Rayon Spreads, scalloped edges. Pretty colors. Béxt0s-inch size, SBeIS 8¢ Unbleached Cotton, mill lengths of 2 to 6 yards. 36 inches wide: 3250 Coverlet Spreads, woven de- signs 84x105-inch double bed size $1.49 15¢ Outing Flannels, Shaker Flan- nels, Dress Ginghams and Rompet Cloth, 36 inches wide. 93/‘c 29¢ and 29 Oilcloth, remnants; white and fancy designs. 5-4 width = 17¢ Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Charge Accounts Invited. Friday Clean-Up of Men’s Wear (63) Men's $1 and $1.25 Suits—part wool or ribbed cotton. Broken sizes (24) Men’s $1 and $1.50 robes—samples and irregu- lars of a famous brand. Bro- ken sizes . (287) Men’s 29c Hose—rayon mixtures — fancy patterns. Sizes 10 to 11%2....0000enne l4c (97) Men’s 49¢ and 75¢ Shirts and Drawers—Otis balbriggan and other good makes. Some irregu- l’c lar. Broken sizes . (69) Men's $1 Caps—Spring pat- terns. 8/4 style. Sizes 675 s9c (643) Men's $1.50 and $2 Shirts Sizes 79c 14 to 18 Samples and irregulars of a high-grade line. Broadcloths, madras and shadow-tone broad- cloth. Stripes, designs and plain colors. Collar attached or neckband. Union 59¢ Night- 39¢ (14) Men's §1 Gloves—Capeskins —warm, wooly lining. Brok- en sizes . (86) Men's 15c Cotton Hose— plain ccrdovan or novelty pat- 7c terns. Broken sizes (103) Men's Pajama Coats and Pants—from suits selling at $1 and $1.50. Flannelette or broad- 2” cloth. Broken sizes. Each.. Goldenbers’s—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Blankets $4.50 Two - tone Blankets, part wool; mostlyl bluel‘lnd gold combinations. rge so h sxfiun lrilln l‘metuekplrt ‘wool; right colors, Large size. $3.00 Two-tone Blankets — part wool in heavy weight; sl.” double-bed size. Each.... $2.25 Cotton Blankets—plain gray vith blue or red borders. ;HXSO “size. Pair 7 sl.lo $2.25 Pepperell Blankets — plaids with stitched bindings. 31.3’ 74x84-inch size. Each... Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor Charge Accounts Invited Odd Lot—$1.50 Bed Pillows 8°c each 21x27-inch pillows—art ticking covering. Fourth Floor Friday Remnants! Lingerie $1.00 Undermuslins, chemise, slips, bloomers, step-ins; slightly mussed. Reduced from high priced sn lines Silk Chemise, $1.98 and $2.98 Dance Sets, Step-ins, lace trimmed. Clearance 6” 50¢ F“r"b Bandeaux, brocade and novelty fabrics. Well tailored. Sizes 32 to 38. lzl/lc Goldenbers's—Second Floor. Friday Remnants! Notions 15c Wood Coat Hangers % 10c Velour-Covered Dress Hang- ers . 79c Sewing Boxes, with accesso- 49¢ 79c Garter Belts, silk and mer- cerized; small and medium sizes. Soiled ... $1 Suede Bells, wide or narrow. Counter mussed 29¢ 50c_Suede Belts, narrow widths. Goldenberg’s Maln Floor Interest Your 9 ‘ Charge 0 s Account. ° No or Extras. Assortment of shades. Some irregular. Main Floor. EFRIDAY REMNANTS We Invite You to Open a Charge Account— No Interest or Extras Added Spring Styles, Bought for a Recent Sale! Clever Crepe Misses’ Sizes, 14 t0 20; Wo- men’s Sizes, 38 to 48 $] .98 Attractive long and short sleeved styles of flower prints, plain-and-print combinations (one very smart model sketched), and bright new crepes in Colonial red, military blue, blue and other new Spring shades. Showing shirrings, puffed sleeves, bright clips and buckles, new higher waistlines, princess effects, contrasting yokes, etc. (200) $2.95 Wool Frocks, jerseys and fancy knit frocks in” small sizes grade models in small sizes = 67¢ $3.95 /elvet Dresses, high (26) $15.00 Winter Coats Late Winter styles of smart woolens. trimmed with fur or fur fabric. sizes. (7 Black, brown, etc. $19.50 Sport Coats, of warm pile \fabric in small sizes. (6) $15 Winter Coats for junior misses. ing at fur (20) $15 Junior Coats, Winter weight trimmed . B Small $6-95 Sllh Chinchilla Coats, in blue. Misses’ (14) $29.50 & $39.50 Coats, Winter sport and dress styles, in Ez\zt-en dlzes up to GY6 Q8 §8.95 (6) navy Goldenberg’s—Second Floor.—Charze Accounts Invited. Friday Remnants! Art Gift Dept. 98¢ $1 Boudoir Lamp Stick: only solled $9¢ ance priced at $1.29 Leather Soft Collar Cases $1.95 and $2.95 Bed Lights, Velour Hassocks, odd 49c dase 59¢ 29¢ 29c Boudoir Shades, clear- Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Friday Odd Lots! Laces and Trimmings $3.95 Fur Collar and Cuff Sets, S\Lm:n;l:1 squirrel (coney), lapin (shear: coney), galapin and other furs. Set sz'” 15c and 25¢ Laces, Insertions and Imported Petit Point Band- 7c ings, % to 3% in. wide. Yard, $1 and $1.49 All-over Laces, Alen- con and wool: brown, beige, natur: and white. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Sale of $7.50 Engraved Hy-Bridge Frames Latest style, beautifully engraved frames, fitted with comfortable pads that do not cut or slip. Permanently guaranteed against any discoloration or tarnish. EYES EXAMINED FREE Two Registered Optometrists in Attendance— Dr. Kanstoroom in Charge. Goldenberg's—Optical Dept., Main Floor. Use Your Charge Account, ForwarD MARCHI! A=t N (1Y 1\ » N \J speciai No.s_Friday oniy | $1.59, $1.95 & $2.45 Spring Silks 97- A!I-Silk Pl.n'e Dye Printed Crepes 40 inches wide, in a gorgeous collection of new patterns. L All-Sil’: Shantung Crepes 40 inches wide, guaranteed washable in lovely new shades. All-Silk Washable Flat Crepes —of rich quality, pre-shrunk, in about 40 smart shades. Goldenbers's—Main Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. ree Parking Space Opposige Our 8th St. Enlrmc‘————*l