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The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
Suppose You Were .Starving!!!!!!

The Washington American Jewish Relief Committee working
with the National European Jewish Relief Committee raising
S4oooooo to help alleviate the visiting
Ukraine. n y 4
Washngtons quota this wonderfully humanitarian work
100000 10 raise this requires the cooperation financial
assistance of peoples of all h and The very
well conducted and the administration
OF Americans) is conducted the small Of S. of
every $IooS goes purchase foods
clothing, and other measures Of relief 80 81
If you will help mail the following coupon filed in
attached to Gerson Nordlnger Treasurer 700 Building
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
CRANDALL's - House Peters II
sThe MAn from Lost River,

House Peters will be pictured at
Crandalrs the first three days of
next week, beginning Sunday, The
Man from Lost River" On wednes-
day and Thursday Crandalrs will
present Selznick's latest vehicle for
Elaine Hammerstein, The Way of
a Maid" For the last two days of
the week Constance Talmadge is
announced in Scandal"
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
Nativity Club Gives Minstrel

Presenting a minstrel show, the
Nativity Dramatic Club last night
filed the Church of Nativity Parish
Hall, 5000 Georgia avenue north
west. John Baldwin, Joseph
Meegan, James Schrider and James
Karnes were the end men. Lit
tie Miss Dot Ehler. Pete Smith,
Lane and Connors. George Dowden,
and Klockenbrink and Wright also
contributed to the programs sue
cess.
Blackktone's Valentine Remembrance Bo1
Flowers and Candy. 18th & H.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
NATIONAI-E. N. Nevnan,

will be at the National Theater next
Sunday night with his fascinating
story and remarkable pictures of
Alaska. Added TO the scenes Is the
interesting narrative OF the human
side of the places visited.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
AT THE TFIEATERS

NATIONAIr-<The Drean Maker.s
William Gillette viii appear AZ
the Nauonar ON Monday night in
tsrhe Dream Maker" In the dual
role Of star and dramatist "Ths
Dream Makers IL the nrst play
from his own pen In which Mr..
Gillette has appeared In several sea
sons. His new play IL based upon
4 story not yet published by Hows
ard 4. Morton. The supporting
cast L brilliant
PoLps-tsThe ssuaw Man.
William Fayersham's revival Of
Edwin Milton Royle's famous play.
The squaw Man." will be the at
traction at Polls, next week. Mr..
Faversham's revival of this play has
been on view at the Astor Theater.
New York. during the past few
months. The Squaw Man" served
to make Mr.. Faversham an Import
ant star IN the American Theater.
GARRICK-Asfis., Lula Bett..
Miss Lulu Bett,. Brock Pember-
toms production of Zona Gales
comedy. on Monday night returns
to the Shubert-Garrick for its Sec
ond weeks engagement OF this
season. Carroll McComas and the
same company which played the
Garrick In October last Will ap-
pear here next week.
u. F. KEITH's-vaudeviIie.
Jack Norworth will he headlined
at B. F. Keith's Theater next week
with Eva Shirley and the California
Ramblers. Charles King and Lila
Rhodes, ''Toot Your Horn" and
Harry Watson. Jr. Other acts in
clude Ole Oleson and Chic johnson
Mary Jayne; Aithea Lucas and COM
paiiy.
BELASCO-vaudevil
Jean Bedini's "Chuckles of 1921"
featuring Bobby CLARK and Paul
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
PALACE-wH Rogers and LiIa
Lee iu- .Oae Glorious Day.

Beginning Sunday, Loew's Palace
announces that hereafter. two new
photoplays will be presented there
each week. For the first four days
OF next week. beginning Sunday.
the Palace will present Will
Rogers In "One Glorious Day"
with Lila >Lee. For the last three
days of next week Wanda Hawley
will appear IN Too Much Wife"
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA.

The fourth concert of the Phila-
delphia Orchestra's Washington
series, to be given at the New Ma
tional Theater Tuesday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock under the local man
agement of T. Arthur Smith, Inc.
will present a program of extraor-
dinary interest to local music lovers.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
THE WEATHER
Forecast for To-day and To.srrsw.

For the District
of Columbia, fair
and warmer to-
d a y; tomorrow
u n s ct tie d and
warmer; moder-
ate south a n d
southwest winds.
F or Maryland
and Virginia. fair
and warmer to-
d a y: tomorrow
u n S e It'll e d and
warmer; moder-
ate to fresh south
and southwest w
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09

stay in burlesque Is
short. for musical
comedy lights are
continually Shin
ing for new capa-
bic comedians.
Freed Is appearing
this week at the
Gayety with the
sugar Plums."
Freed has spent
most OF his young
f;f> - h,,rlAa0,fa
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
BURLESQUE MAY
LOSE JOE FREED
Comedian Reaches the Place
Where Lure of Musical Com.
edy Is Hard to Resist.

. Just how long buriesaue circles
will be able to hold Freed as a fea-
tured comedian Is not known, but 1t
Is generally conceded by those who
follow this branch OF the amusement
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
DOCTOR ORDERED
z WOMAN 0BEYED
Took Lydia E Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
and Is Now Well

:. Chicago, Illinois. = "You surely
Raye women one good medicine when
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
Mime Matzenau.r IN, world Z

Nine. Matzenauer, the world ia
nous contralto from the Metro
politan Grand Opera, will be heard
in recital at the National Theater
tomorrow afternoon at 4:ser o'clock
under the management Of Mrs. WILL
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
RIALTO-ssAsne..

Shame" another William For
special production. win open a
weeks engagement at Moore's
Rialto beginning Sunday NEXT. The
scenes are, laid In three % ,untries.
the last being Alaska. AZ selected
cast of well Known screen stars
will be seen in the many Important
roles.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
CAPIToL-AN whirl Of G.yety..

Mickey hardwood win be at the
Capitol Theater pext week In "a
Whirl of Gayety.s Irons and cla-
images newest show. Others in ths
cast will be Walter Brown. Nadine
Grey, Leon Devoe, May Hamilton.
Lorraine Clark, Edith Markwood
and big chorus
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
C0LUMBIA-walla Reid and EI.
sic Ferguson In "PeteF Ibbetson.'

Peter Ibbetson." the George Fitz-
maurice production of George Du-
Maurier's romantic masterpiece,
with Elsie Ferguson and Wallace
Reid in the roles of chief import
ance, will be the extraordinary at
traction At Loew's Columbia Thea
ter beginning next Sunday after
ne on at 3 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
GAYETY-.sHeIio. 1s1s.r

James y. cooper's burlesque clas.
sic. Hello. 1892" is announced a,
the Gayety for one week. begin
ming Sunday. Scotty Friedell and
Barney Corey head the cast. The
book and lyrics. are by william X.
Wells. Frnhx-Marie Texas. Dor
Trent. Gertraydsi LavAtta. Teresa
Adams. Blanche Burnette and VIII.
lam p. Murphy are m the, cash.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
METROPOLITAN II Hope Hampton
In Person and IN @star Dust"

Beginning next Sunday star
Dust" a photodrama suggested by
Fannie Hurst's famous story of the
same name. starring Hope Hamp-
ton. will be the attraction at the
Metropolitan. Miss Hampton will
also appear in person In conjunc-
tion with the presentation of star
Dust" at the Metropolitan the first
four days of next week.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09

McculIough. wiIhbs featured 1t the
BeiAsco next Sunday, The sur
rounding bill viii comprise eight
acts of top-notch vaudeville. In
Guiding Lucille Schaifante. In an
artistic impression Of Jenny Lind.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09

Next week beginning Sunday. the
Strand announces JONAS Hawaiians
In "A Tropical serenade:" obaia
and Adrienne, gymnasts: Melville
and Stetson, tr,. In music ard song:
In Wrong. with Frank Whittier
and company; Hart. Wagner and
Eltis In Going to the Opera"
Alice Lake In The Hole Elm the
wan"
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
Local Temperatures,

and southwest winds.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09

IAN Arabian Nightmare fea-
turing "snitz" Moore and Earl Hall.
e the headliner for next week at
the Cosmos. virginian Hennings In
The New Matron;" Leona StaIey.
The Sunshine Girl:' the Lelghtons.
In songs and music: Small and
shappard. farceurs: Armstrong and
Tyson. In brighter Days." Lavere
and Collins in odds and Ends:"
Hoot" Gibson In The Fire Eater"
Jimmy. Aubrey In The Messenger"
The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
n. r. KEITH's-v.udevIIle.
BELAsCO-vaudeviIIe,

Jean Bedini's "Chuckles of 1921"
Bobby CLARK and Paul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
LOAN BILL DENOUNCED.
REPRESENTATIVE johnson Charges
3 Lobbying by W. II. Baldwin.

{ Although the so-called pawn
brokers bill, which is unfinished
business in the House on District day.
was not under consideration today.
owing to the absence of Chairman
Focht, Representative Ben johnson
of Kentucky discussed the bill at
length under general debate on an
other bill.
Representative johnson vigorously
attacked William II. Baldwin, whom
he accused of collusion with former
government employe. to secure
monopoly on the small loan business
in the District and to foster 2-per-
cent -a-month rate. He accused MI
Baldwin of lobbying for this legis-
lation and referred his colleagues TO
the testimony in hearings before the
special subcommittee. He reviewed
the history of the pawnbroker ana
loan shark business and the court
trials which resulted. saying that the
men whom Mr.. Baldwin has been pro-
tecting, according to the testimony
of an expert accountant for the In,
terstate Commerce Commission, had
been receiving 90 per cent interest on
small loans.
Representative johnson is former
Chairman of the District committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
CALLED TO RECTORATE
OF TOXIC CATHEDRAL
Rev. Binsted, Acting Vicar Of st.
David's and st. Patrick's Chap
els, Sails August "A.

Rev. Norman S. Binsted. who for
the past year has been acting as
vicar of St Davids and st. Patrick's
Episcopal Chapels, has accepted a
call from Bishop Mckim to return to
Japan and take up the work of the
wholly Trinity Cathedral at Toxic hs
He will be the rector or the
American congregation of the Toxic
Cathedral. chaplain to st. Luke's In
ternational Hospital and priest IN
charge of the work on Toxic Island.
In the past years he has
refused three times to leave MS
work at the two chapels here, pre-
ferring to remain and build up the
work in that section Of st. Adams
parish. In accepting the position in
Japan he said that he feels
now that conditions in the Conduit
road section of the parish have
reached a point where his departure
for a new field will not impair the
work which has been accomplished
during the past year.
He will leave Washington early IN
June and spend the summer In Ala,
bama with Mrs. Binsted. He VIII
sail from Vancouver by tho Empress
of Canada On August "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
BRIDE, DESERTED,
GETS SUICIDE note
Mrs. Mary B. Fisher Left by
Husband Within Four
Hours After Wedding.

Married at Q o'clock Saturday night
and deserted at l o'clock Sunday
morning. Mrs. Mary b. Fisher has
sought the aid Of police to investl-
gate message from her husband
telling Of his intention to commit
suicide in the Potomac river near
the point of the speedway. Police OF
the harbor precinct Immediately got
busy near the spot indicated ana
dragged the river tor more than Tour
hours without finding any trace OF
the body of Walter FISHER, the MISS
ing groom. Then they quit, deciding
the missing groom has left town ana
didn't kill himself.
Police say the suicide was care
full to take his clothing when he dis
ppeareu from apa ltnien. losz lo.h
street, where the bride, who was MISS
Mary v. BloXton, resided ana wnere
the marriage ceremony was per-
formed. -
Fisher, who was from Findlay, OHIO,
was first sergeant in the United
tatt.s Marin, -. o. W. mo Cos
cave with the privilege of a four
onih'S eN - So -n,s' t'ioA 'h.
CORNER resident of Staunton, Va, was
,mnioye.i as a clerk in the adjutant
generals office at 9th and B streets
The couple had been lovers Tor
SOME time Each seemed devoted TO
the other, and saturday night tnsir
courtship ended in the marriage. inc
bride told the police she later founu
her husband crying.
His Reason for Crying.
IT asked why he was crying" the
young bride explained to. the police.
ind he SAID he was so happy that H.
could not help crying" Yesterday
morning the bride found a suicide
house. Then she appealed to the
police. She exhibited the suicide note
which, in addition to the suicide In
formation contained the statement
that his life was insured and that she
and his father would share in 1t, each
00O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Footwear

Growing Girls Mary Jane
Strap r . a p s-Of
patent leather; sizes 10 ~
8 to s. NO-PROFIT - 10y
SALE price ........
Women's and Girls Oxfords
With broad toe. Of dull leather:
welted sole and low
walking heels: sizes o. Or
8 to Z. NO PROFIT Nh .69
SALE price.
Misses and Children's Shoes
OF patent and dull feathers;
sizes in the lot from
to to. = 70 y No sPa IF Sl.00
SALE price.
Goldenberg's-Tint Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Sour Stomach,
Indigestion
r@
Correct Eating Removes
Cause

Robert McCarrison of the Royal College
Of Physicians, London, says: "Vitamin
faulty food causes stomach and intestinal
disorders, vague Ill health. nervousness
and other symptoms that can be prevented
or overcome simply by supplying vita
Minis" In Northern India lie found nj,
appendicitis among the natives. who ate
foods rich In vtsmins.
yegex Is richer IN vitamin than any
other food Twelve pounds of the riches
yeast make but one pound of this delicious.
appetizing food. 1t contains besides the
yitamins B. the essential mineral salts
and phosphates SO necessary TO nerve and
gland functioning.
Add vesex to Jour diet today. Tour
grocer and your druggist sell 1t. II. after
a weeks trial. you have not overcome sour
stomach, or indigestion, return the partly
emptted Jar to your merchant and he will
refund your money. Vegex is packed In
jars-Soc. Csc and 800 siZes.-.-u.r...s
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
WILL QUERY PRESIDENT.
Senate Adopts Resolution Asking
of Executive Appointees.

The resolution of Senator Harrison.
democrat, Mississippi, calling upon
President Harding for the names Of
persons appointed to federal posi-
lions by executive order without re-
gard" to civil service regulations.
was adopted today by the Senate
without discussion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Notions

White Pearl Buttons-Fish-
eye style. in sizes "a, 80 and 36
ligne; carded one dozen and half
dozen on card. NO. E.
PRO FIT SALE price. DC
clark's o. N. r. Cotton-Biack
and VIII e; 150-yard
spools. NO-PROFIT ~
SALE price; six spools ZCC
Baby Pants Good quality
white and natural color rubber;
assorted sizes: some in the lot
are subject to slight defects. but
all guaranteed for SER -
vice: MOP FIT nc
SALE price, pair ......
First Floor-Bnrgain Table.
WOmen's Sanitary Aprons
Soft rubber finish, with net tops;
white only: full size. ~
NO-PR oFIT SALE ZOC
price ...............
First FIoor-Bargnin Table.
Embroidery Scissors Fine
quality Imported steel. assorted
sizes, some with gilt handles:
for work box or sewing ~
bask No-PRoF1T ZOC
SALE price. pair. .....
Wooden Coat Hargers-As-
sorted, lot, substantially made;
some in the lot slightly
scratched or marred. NO. >
PROFIT SALE price. DC
Goidsnbsrr's-First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
FIRE CHANGES PLANS.
opthalmology Congress Will Meet
In Memorial Continental Hall.

The registration office Of the Inter
national Congress on Ophthalmoiogy
nnened at the New Willard Hotel to-
dnv Owing to the fire, however, the
sessions win be held in the Memorial
Continental Hall, while the scienttnc
Exhibits will be located at the wash
ington Hotel.
The executive committee OF the
congress which conyenes tomorrow,
will hold meeting tonight at the
Army and Navy Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Gloves

Kid Gloves-Two.elasp style.
plain and embroidered back: in
brown, gray. tan and black;
m ostly all sizes. ~
mop RoFIT SALE SC
price $500.
kayser's Silk 0ioves-Two-
clasp style, double-tipped fingers;
in pongee. mode, beaver. <E
black and white. NO. O0C
PROFIT SALE price,.
Chamoisetfe GIoves-Two-
clasp style. plain and embroid-
cred back; In mastic, beaver,
gray, covert and black. IT,
NOV FIT SALE 4OC
price
Goldenberg flint Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Bedwear and Cottons

Seamless Bleaehed Sheets
1880 full double-bed
size: perfect quality. On
NO. PROFIT SALE OyC
price ......
Blesched Pfllowcases42x8
inch size; perfect 20
quality; NO PROFIT l0C
White Dimity, Bedspreads-
Extra large size far
aH sorI BEDS SALE LIE S2.l0
Seamless Bleached Sheets
54xsO; correct size for cots and
single beds; perfect En-
quality. NO. PROFIT SyC
SALE price.
BIeached Muslin 80 inches
wide. standard quality. a.
Mop FIT SALE Tic
price
UnbIeac b ID Sheeting-3o
inches wide, an extra-dne,
e assHs SosPRoFiT lZRC
Sod dsiasaSss's.ih:t T,ssn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Stationery

Paper Napkins-One hundred
in package, good quality white
Japanese crepe napkins. o.
NO-PROFIT SALE price. &C
Shelf Paper-In white only;
pretty signs. NO. z
FIT SALE price, DC
FOUR rolls for ..........
FIagg's Ink-For writing or
fountain pen use; regu- =
lar two-ounce bottle. NO.. DC
PROFIT SALE price. 80.
Boston Pencil Sharpeners-
Easy to operate, for
school, home or Office m
use. NO.PROFIT SALE OyC
price
0elAeabssg's-Iist 1lssF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Donaestics

Oh q m bray Ginghams-32
inches wide. In plain colors and
staple checks: colors -
warra n ted fast. NO. DC
PROFIT SALE price,.
Printed Percales-36 inches
wide. light grounds. in a large
and varied assortment of wanted
styles: fast colora 1l>
NO-PROFIT SALE kyZC
Romper cloth--32 inches
wide, light and dark grounds,
plain colors and stripes:
noted for its service ~
ability. Mop RoF1T NC
Dress Girghams - n inches
wide. in q beautiful assortment
of stylish checks and n0U
plaids Eo-PROF1T ZTZC
SALE price. ........
Khaki DrilI-36 inches wide, a
close twilled quality for 10
mems and boys wear. OC
NO-PRoF1T SALE price
Sh "a er Flannel. II inches
wide, full bleached. heavy dou-
ble-fieeced, reversible 11h
quality. No-PRoFIT lZT2C
GoldsnSsrr's-rin. Tiesr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Linen Dept.

Fancy Turkish Towels-Extra
fine quality: heavy. close absorb
ent weave, for face or bath use;
assorted styles. CLimit %
four.) NO PROFIT c0SC
SALE price.
Table Damask-Full u inches
wide: highly mercerized grade:
in an assortment OF neat pat
terms; good wearing quality:
seconds. tLimit six %
yards.) NO. PROFIT e0SC
SALE price.
Hemmed Diapers-27x27-inch
size: genuine Red Star brand:
one dozen in sanitary carton;
s ssssna'- so @1T't FIT Sl.5O
SALE price. .......
Imported Linen Crash
Bleached or unbleached: for roll
Ter or tea towels. IN
(Limit five yards.) NO. I've
PROFIT SALE price.
Table Napkins-20x20 Mer-
cerized Damask Table Napkins.
neatly hemmed: assorted pat
terms Seconds. nimit
one dozen.) NO-PROFiT Sn
SALE price. HALE OyC
DOZEN ...............
eoldsnberg's-First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Art Dept.

AII.linen Scarfs-With hem
stitched borders: cream color;
size 17X47 inches. dimit IN
two.) NO-PR FIT SSC
SALE price ...........
Cretonne Cushions-In as
sorted floral patterns.
g ss'sasl Use for sS siaS5 IF soc
SALE price.
Bureau or Dresser Scarfs-
Hemstitched edges; of genuine
Indian Head: regulation N
length. CLimit two.) NO eOyC
PROFIT SALE price,.
Pillowcases-With blue seal
Hoped edges: regulation Hn
size. NO-PROFIT SALE OSC
price, pair.
Laundry Bags-Of cretonne;
also pillow slips; as
s sss.sf ssat SAFE Z E p sss: 20c
each .................
PILLOW Slips-Pure linen,
ere q m color: double knotted
& fs's;; .w ss'os So-f isoss: soc
aoldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Fourth Floor

Cretonne.covered Cushions
e0.inch round shape, filled with
soft fluffy silk floss: covered with
various floral, bird and
foliage design ere. 80
tonnes: No-PRoFIT DOC
SALE price ...........
Window Shades-Heavy oiled
opaque cloth, size 3x6-ft.:
mounted on strong spring roll
ers; white, ecru. medium and
dark green; mill sec a.
onds. NO-PROFIT c0SC
SALE price. ...........
Tapestry Couch Covers-Re-
versible quality, in green. brown
and red oriental stripe
designs; 48 inches wide, on
IN yards long. NO. OyC
PROFIT SALE price,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Mems Furnishings

Mems Athletic Underwear
Girard make. of fine quality
77xSO checked nainsook; sleeve
less coat shirts knee length
drawers. ~, with J., double o'Iss 3Sr
NO-PROFlT SALE price
Mems Caps-Good quality ma
terials, In an assortment OF the
newest patterns: LINED and un-
lined; nonsbreakanie 2O~
s sissr price so.f .! oSC
Mems silk Shirts-Heavy
quality satin or tnlaid striped
r raePe; e eiik, br esaei and other
high grade silks; soiled or
slightly imperfect. O. az
No-PRorIT SALE, 0Z.yO
Mems B. v. D. Union Suits
or fine quality checked main
sock; sleeveless
No-PRoFIT SALE . .UU'
Limit. . suits.
Mems Underwear - Balbrig-
gan and White Gauze Cotton.
short sleeve shirts. full length
drawers, with extra full -
reinforced seat NO. cO4C
PROFIT SALE price,.
Mems Overalls--Iron King
make, Of heavy blue denim, with
bib and suspender straps: per.
to to- Il. No.pRoriT S5C
SALE price ...........
Mems Decentralization or
Paris PAD, fine quality isle web.
bins, In all plain co1urs. *
NO. PROFIT SALE lOC
price
Mems Half hose-Maco cot
ton and mercerized cotton. full
reinforced sole, toe and heel:
black and plain colors; 49,
irregular weaves. NO. nc
PROFIT SALE price,.
GoldenberE's-first Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Knit Underwear

Wom-n's Union Suifs-Sum-
mer-weight cotton, low neck.
sleeveless. tight and loose knee:
some with ribbon shoulder
straps. with tight or shell-tr m
med knee; perfect Cn
quality. NO-PROFIT OSC
SALE price ...........
Wnmen's Union Suits-Fine
ribbed cotton, low neck and
sleeveless. tight and loose knee;
also some with ribbon shoulder
straps and lace-trimmed knee;
regular sizes; perfect o.
quality. NO-PROFIT DOC
SALE price ..........-
WON eo's Vests-Sunmer-
weight cotton, low neck and
sleeveless: regular sizes; n
seconds. NO. FIT SC
SALE price.
Childreu's Com b ! n IL on
Blo0mer Suits-Of white cross.
barred muslin. with pink or blue
bottoms; made with garter at
tachment; sizes to IL IN
years. Mop FIT OyC
SALE price. ........
Goldenberg First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
White Goods

White Organdy 40 inches
wide, an extra fine cobweb. finish,
No.PRoFfr SALE SOC
White Chiffon VoiIeN
inches wide. a nne two-piy quail
nexasa qualify. NO l0C.
wiSe "t linen finl.h quality ,nen aes
s Ss@sn' xe ana f No. l2kC
PROFIT SALE price.
Plisse crepe-30 inches wide,
white and colors, also printed
butterfly designs. for ~
lingerie. No-PkOFIT yC
SALE price ...........
White Pique-b inches wide,
in the sty lish pin welti
fine woven quality. NO 40
RoFIT SA L.B Z6C
White Batiste-4O inches wide,
fine soft finish mercer o.
PRoFffT SALE price. nv
Longcloth-36 inches wide, a
S ssise; IN, No-PRoFir lZRc
Imported White yoile-4o
inches wide. one OF the, finest
grades, with the exact appear
ance of costly georgette IT,
s ssege nrics No.pRoFir /0C
White Swiss Organdy 40
inches wide. a superior
high-grade. transparent 20
quality. with permanent JOG
White Velvet Corduroy-36
inches wide. in neat woven pin
welt; launders beauti- En-
fully. NO-PROFIT sOuC
White Check Dimity-1
inches wide, In various size
checks; extra nne dual. a.
ity. NO-PROFIT SALE ZOC
price ......
eoldenbers's-Fist Floor.