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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-08-19
ROSEMONT. IA

=, minutes to CITY. auto electro. or. !
80 cash ma SI2.Ip per mo. including al
interest. ".ill bay fiy..-rboIl and bath hons,
E4tc. llshir, water, sewer. gas. p!pel.sS fur
mace, cement cellar. I"rcii.s ana lawn front
ana rear, hedge. shrUbis"ry. lot :Jux "a: con
tehitnt I" schools, st"r" and ears: will SILL
lor S9.''o, a owner j. compelled to live il.
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WOmen's uIl,FashiOned Silk
Hose, several well known
brands, including wayne
Knit; black, cordovan and gun
metal; Isle garter top; only a
limited quantity; seconds TO-
Of $500 grades at. ...... SOS
WOmen's Fibre Foot Hose. in
black, cordovan and gray.
three-seam back; mostly all
sizes; seconds Of SOC 1OO
grade at ............... 6VN
Children's Black Ribbed Cot.
ton Stockings, sizes s to s; CO
seconds of 15c grade at w
Infants Mercerized Isle
Stockings, in black, white and
cordovan; sizes to Ga; Sec
onds Of 26c grade 1O1O
Children's Part-wOOI Sport
Socks, three-quarter length:
fancy colored turnover cuffs:
broken sizes; seconds 1O1n
OF 39c grade at. A6ZN
W0men's Cotton and LsIe
Hose, medium weight, Burson
and other brands; black and
cordovan; a few pair Of extra
size hose, in black only; some
subject to slight imperfections,
others perfect quality. scanned
or seamless back styles. For.
mer zee to 39c grades 1OO
at AON
GOIdenberg's-First Floor.
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Boys Clothing

40 Boys Dress Hats, Of plush
and chinchilla, others of felt;
for boys from 3 to 8 years of
age. Former $50 to 50C
SEAS grades, at.......... 80
IL Boys Combination Suits,
washable waists with corduroy
knee pants; size s years 22C
only. Former $1.79 grade wv
"a School Pants, of corduroy
and cloth; knickerbocker style;
sizes 8, 9 and 10 years only.
Former 81 to $1.29 grades H6C
a. 8 Wool Sweaters. pullover
style; size IL years only.
Former $500 grade ST RI
20 Wool Sweaters, slipover
and coat styles. combination
colors, also plain white and jer-
sey knit; sizes 10 to 16 years:
Former So to 1915 so q
grades at. ............
20 Wool Mackinaws, heavy
weight; convertible collar and
muff pocket models; sizes to
II years. Former $3.50 co ~
Wool Mackinaws, rich
Maids: convertible collar and
muff pockets; sizes 8, 8. 10 and
Is and II years. Former
$1,000 grade S5.45
is Atwood OvercOats, plaid
backs: set-in sleeves or RAGLAN
shoulders; sizes 2, 2h and
years only. Former $40 &6
to SIS grades at. W
s Boys Stout Suits, two
nants. all-wool mixtures, In
sizes IL, 10 and IA years: also
Of Atwood blue serge, with one
nair of pants; size 20 years
only. Former SIS 81 az
grade at. ............
so Hats, good qualities;
shapes for boys from 3 to 8.
Former $1.00 grade CSc
& RIue Serge Suits. all-wool
quality. Norfolk model. with
knickerbocFer nants: sizes 3 10
o wears only. Former 81 "a
.ss7s Grade at. ,..... ~
GOIdenberg's-Third Floor.
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Draperies

IL pair Tapestry POrtiereS,
green or brown armure tapes
try and mercerized effects; neat
self-color designs. slightly soiled
on edge. Former Sc to GO Ak
$3.50 grades at. ...... VV"1V
Mill lengths Of CretOnnes, 80
to "a inches wide; light and
dark colors; also sheer quality
White Marquisette, yard wide.
former Csc grades 121C
dIs
Washable CretOnnes, "a and
SO inches wide; lengths from 2
to 8 yards; floral, bird and tap
estry designs: light and dark
colors. Former 39c grade 1ON
Heavy Oil Opaque Cloth Win
dow Shades, strong spring
rollers; white ecru and green: 3
#. by 5 #. 8 inch size; 9ON
seconds of 800 grade at. wv
GOldenberg's-FOurth Floor.
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Footwear

WOmen's One-strap House
slippers, sizes 4 to z; (1 90
former $500 grades. O1sA0
Mems Felt House Slippers,
with padded soles; sizes
to 81s; former $1.25 no.
grade SON
Misses and Children's High
Shoes, lace and button styles,
welt and Mckay sewed soles.
heel and spring heels: tan and
dull feathers; sizes in the lot
from 81 to ~; for
mer $500 to $3.50 @1 OK
grades W1sCO
ChiIdren's Lace and Button
Shoes, dull feathers; sizes in the
lot from 4 to z; former Ok
$3.50 and 50 grades. At OON
WOmen's Leather Juliets
sizes from 8 to S
only: form err $3.50 @1 30
grades .............. VAsH~
WOmen's Low Shoes, oxfords
and pumps, Of patent, black
kid and dull feathers; sizes in
the lot from 21s to I; slightly
imperfect; former SO @1 co
to IS grades. At.... OA'VO
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
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Knit Underwear

WOmen's Part-wOOl Pants,
ankle and knee lengths; muslin
or eQuestrienne waist band
styles; nous 'GMerode"
brand; small sizes only; slightly
soiled. Former $500 TO-
grade at ........a..... OON
WOmen's Fibre Silk Step.ins,
flesh color only; novelty effects.
elastic top; perfect quality;
sizes S, 8 and Z. Former QOO
$3.50, grade at. .......... on
WOmen's Gauze Cotton Vests,
low neck and sleeveless, tai
lored top; regular and extra
sizes; seconds of 2sc 100
grade Acknowledgements. AON
Children'S Fleeced Cotton
Pants, ankle length; also a few
shirts, in small sizes only: per-
feet quality. Former 39c OSN
grade at .............. VN
Boys FIeeced Cotton Union
Suits, white. gray and jaeger
colors; high neck and long
sleeves, ankle pants; seconds
Of $1.25 grade 7Qc
at.
GOldenberg's-F Floor.
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Once-a-Month CIear-away- Everybody Will Want
Linen Department

Hemmed Huck Towels, size
22x44 inches; fast color red
borders; close absorbent weave;
former zoe grade, at QOO
TWO for. ............... WV
Limit, 81
10 Hemstitched Mercerized
Damask Sets, one cloth size so
x60 and six napkins to match;
pink and blue; former co 90
1888 grade. At. WOsVO
4 pieces Mercerized Table
DamaSk, So inches wide; good
wearing grade, for everyday
use; former $50 grade. QOO
AT .....-..........
limit, 4 yarGs.)
5 pieces Warranted All-Iinen
Art Crash, natural color; 20 in.
wide, for scarfs, centers and
pillows; former SOC 9CO
grade. At. wv
limit, 5 yards.)
8 pieces Warranted AII-Iinen
Art Crash, 81 inches wide; nat.
ural color; formerly 81 EEO
GOIdenberg's-Firs Floor.
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PIPE ORGAN SOOTHING
TO STUDENTS NERVES

MONMOUTH, ILL.,, Feb. ia
new use for music. that soother of
"the savage breast" has been found
by the faculty Of Monmouth College.
During the semester examinations
a policy Of having a twenty minute
pipe-organ recital for, the students
at the close Of the examination pc
Rod each afternoon was adopted.
Whether the melodious tones Of
the organ are able to soothe the
student who has failed to pass an
examination is still an improved
hypothesis. Faculty members claim
that these short recitals give the
students few moments of mental
relaxation during the strenuous
period Of examinations. Members
Of the student body are reserving
their judgment until after the grade
cards have been received.
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Ford to Spend Million
on Old Longfenow
Inn

DETROIT, Feb. 1S.-Wayside
Inn, at Sudbury, Mass, immor-
talized by Longfellow and the
meeting place Of patriots long
before Bunker Hill, viii cost
Henry Ford more than ST.
100000 before he completes his
elaborate program for restor-
ing it.
A grandfather's clock which
was sold recently for $8.75 cost
Mr.. Ford $1,000 to bring back,
and he has brought two COM
plete sawmills from Rhode
Island with which to patch up
the old mill.
Mr.. Ford said he wished to
keep history fresh and alive for
the children and that he was
impelled by Longfellow's poetry.
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CHURCH Groups
. HAVE MUCH IN
COMMON
"ModernIst" and ''Fundamen-
taIist" Differ on No Points
Essential to Religion.

Religion has been rocked By a
mighty cofstr0versy. T1VO distinct
gr0Nps haze formed, one calling
itself the ''modernists," and the
other the "fundGmemtGlists," one
cOmtemdimg for q literal interpreted
ton of the Bible, and the other
declaring 1t should be vie1Ved IN
the light of reason and the adj
vance of natural science. The
Cosmopolitan News Service has
asked a noted authority on the
Bible, svhO 10 no10 IN Los Angeles,
to sOrite his Vie1Vs on the sMbject.
HIS article is pMbHshed beL0SO.
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Oriental RUGS
AREFL0OR|NG
MARKET
limitations So Good Only.
Experts Can Identify Them.
Making Real Ones.

Il requires an expert to tell rugs,
especially the Oriental. The market
is overstocked with limitations Of
the real article, some Of them good,
others bad and indifferent.
The chief beauty in an. Oriental
rug consists in the harmonious blend
ing Of colors and the softness Of the
texture. To obtain such an effect
the stock raised for this purpose is
carefully looked after, and nothing
but the very purest' wool enters into
the fine pieces.
Very often the sheep or goat Is
covered with a sheet to protect the
wool, which is Of q long, silky fiber,
and also to preserve its luster. The
finest grade Of woods is obtained
principally from. stock raised in the
province Of Khorassan and Kur-
distan.
Besides wool and goats hair,
sometimes other materials, such as
silk, cancels hair, linen, cotton, or
hemp are used, but dogs or hogs
hair is never used in the making
6 rugs, as, according to the Ma
hommetan religion, these are con-
sidered unclean animals.
The process of dyeing the wool
and other materials used is done
almost exclusively by men who are
called boyajilar Tor dyers). There is
one or more Of these specialists in
each district, who prepares this
yarn for the weavers, in case they
cannot do it in their own home.
AS the great glory Of an Oriental
rug is its exquisite coloring, great
care is necessary in the dyeing
process. The different colors are ex-
tracted from certain leaves, roots,
barks, and vegetable matter and
also from flowers, by boiling and
reboiling or by a process Of fer
mentation, until a satisfactory shade
has been obtained.
Another requisite to insure good
results is that materials. to be dyed
should be clean. In the case Of
wool It is first washed a number Of
6AAes in cold water to remove all
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Mems furnishings

81 Mems Gray Capeskin
Gloves, perfect quality; mostly
all sizes; former $500 &1 20
grade. At. ........... WAsV~
66 High-grade Shirts, Of
Blackstone madras, satin stripe
madras and other good quality
materials; perfect merchandise
former 81 and $3.50 @11 10
grade. At. WAsAN
80 Heavyweight Cotton Rib.
bed Union Suits, sizes SO, AZ
and A only; seconds of Spring.
tex make; former $3.50 &11Q
grade. At. WASA~
FL Smoking Jackets, wool
mixed and all-wool double face
golf cloth; former
$3.50 to $10.98 grades. GO co
AT ........s.......
(NO Exchanges-NO Refunds,
24O High.grade FOur.in.Hand
Ties, odd lots; former 100
acc and SOC grades. At AVN
26S Negligee Shirts, of, per.
NnAOJ AldOAU 40 oAAu JULIET 1dDTlCS'
soft cuffs; perfect quality.
slightly soiled from handling.
former $3.50 and So OK
grades. At. OON
al Sweaters, v neck or roll
collar, pullover and coat styles.
broken lots from recent sales.
former 81 and $3.50 81 GO
SO DOmet Flannel Paiamas.
heavy weight; trimmed with
silk frogs; others plain; small
sizes only: slightly imperfect.
former $500 to $3.50 7Oo
grades. At. 6SC
81 BathrObes, Of Lawrence
cloth; perfect quality; small and
medium sizes; former q 20
$3.50 grades. At. U1SOO
rs dozen Cotton Half Hose
full reinforced heel and toe
plain green and lavender only.
seconds Of 25c grade. G.
Az '''''''''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
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Mems Clothing

30 Odd Suits, of various mate
rails, in assorted colors; small
sizes from 80 to IS @E Ok
chest measure. only. VV'SO
S5 Spring-weight TwO-pants
Suits, tan and gray mixtures
Norfolk and regular three-but.
ton models; sizes 80 to "a regu-
lar models and "a to AZ in Nor
folk model; former
$3.50 to $24.75 @1C OK
grades. At.......... WAA"OO
20 Pairs Khaki Pants, also of
lightweight cotton stripes
broken sizes from % to 40
waist measure; former OSn
$1.49 grade. Atr....... wv
8 Mems OvercOats, brown
herringbone, with plaid back:
Atwood; well-tailored: broken
sizes from "a to ~. @1N OK
Sale price. ......... WA1SOO
8 Knitted Vests, gray and tan
with panels; sizes "a
to 80: former $5.95 @C OK
grades. At. VS'VV
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
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Wool Dress Goods

So Atwood Crepe, 81 inches
wide. in navy, brown, @1 70
cocoa, gray and tan. WA'VO
So Atwood TricOtine, 81
inches wide, close walegrade,
in black and @1 Q2
OrOWns ss.s.s.
SO Atwood Bolivia, 81 inches
wide. deep pile quality, for
coats and capes; gray co or
and navy blue. .... WV'UO
$3.50 Atwood Storm Serge,
so inches wide; close double
twill quality, in black 02Fo
only.
Sl.75 Atwood Crepe, AZ inches
wide, In black, navy Ct 10
and tan. .............
SEES Atwood BrOadclOth, so
inches wide. stvlish velour fin
ish, In navy blue, 81 40
black, green and plum. ~O
GOIdenberg's-First Floor.
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Silks

s. Satin Canton, 40 inches
wide. rich attn face quality,
in fallow, mode, Ma CT 90
donna and black. 49,. WAsO~
90 Canton Crepe, 80 inches
wide, heavy high lustrous quail.
ity, In white, cadet, silver, tan,
mocha, Madonna and @1 40
copen. ..............
$3.50 Black MORE, 40 inches
wide. extra heavy S1.@
50 Printed Novelties, 36 and
40 inches wide, light and dark
grounds with new printed de-
signs, In beautiful @1 20
color combinations. :. WA'VV
$1.75 Congo Crepe, SO inches
wide, superior high grade knit
ted fabric, in a good assortment
of shades, also black @1 OK
and white. ........... 01'OO
GOIdenberg's-First Floor.
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foreign matter and still retain the
animal fat, which gives the wool
such soft and silky appearance
when woven into the rugs.
After the wool has been cleaned
it is dipped into the dye for a pre-.
scribed length Of time, and when
the desired shade has been OBJ.
tafned 1t is spread out in the sun
without having been wrung out.
Care must be exercised that it Is
not exposed to the suns rays for
too long a time or the process
has to be gone over again. OF late
years aniline dyes have been intro.
duced into Russian provinces as
well as some parts Of Persia, al
though there are strict laws In
Persia forbidding their use.
THE GONMOI02EITR
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WOmen's BIOuses

30 OvorblOuses, of fancy
georgette crepe, in beaded and
embroidered models; light and
dark colors: sizes SO to AZ.
Former $4.9S grades 90
% OverblOuses, Of wolfe and
dimity; slightly soiled from
handling; plain tailored and
fancy models: broken sizes.
Former SO to $5.9S O. On
grades at ..........,, W1s6O
IS Misses Wool MILDLY
BIOuses. famous Goodv made:
red. green and navy blue wool
flannel; sizes 10 70 -. e. 90
Former s6 az grade at UASAC
GOldenberg's Second Floor.
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MUSIC SELLER FoRcIHLY
DEMONSTRATES "WApEs,,

NJ, NEW HAVEN, Conn. Feb. 49,
MOI wisely but too well has a
YOUTH been canvassinE West End
homes here to buy sheet music.
Let me try this on your niano"
If mis- quick request when some one
answers his ring on the doorbelI
Tnen he breaks for the piano
rorcible e1ectments have not dauntod
the youth. but he has evaded notice
patrols. An insanity theory IL used
trying 70 explain his action.
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Stationery Dept.

is Genuine COwhide Leather
Brief Cases, tan and mahogany
colors; former $2.25 @1 co
grade. At. WAoUV
~ boxes Keith's Kraften
Linen-finish Writing Paper.
green only; "a sheets
paper with envelopes to 90
Hdtcn
20 Harris Fountain Penc -
karat gold pen points,. XII
plain and mottled. OSN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
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WO1nen's Dresses & Coats

rs Dresses, of chiffon velvet
and Poiret twill; trimmed or
tailored models; in black,
navy, gray and brown; sizes
16 to 40; former $35 Ga Q2
to $45 grades at... ~
81 Women's and Misses
Dresses, of Canton crepe,
crepe de chine, In light and
dark colors; plain tailored and
fancy trimmed models; sizes
16 to ~. Former SIS 81 IN
to $19.75 grades, at. .W'V
Is Women's Coats. Of Nor,
mandy, Bolivia and Plush,
with self or fur collars, Of
Viatka coney, moufflon and
natural opossum; black, navy
and brown: sizes IS to AZ:
former $2S.75 to @1G 90
$S7 30 grades. at... VV
GOldenberg 's-SecOnd Floor.
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Dress Trimmings
and Buttons

Silk Embroidered Dress Orna.
ments, also motifs, in an assert
ment of shapes and colored
combinations; zee and 81 9SO
grades. At. Wv
Black Bone Buttons, for dress
or coat trimmings; sizes "a to
IS ligne; one dozen and one-half
dozen on card; 19c and QN
ACC grades. Card. ....... w
Coat and Dress Buckles, eel.
luloid and composition: assorted
styles and colors; $3.50 H0c
and $1.9S grades. ... W.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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Lining Department

5 pieces MerceriHed Sateen.
fine grade, fast black; SO
inches wide: former sec 0O~
grade. At. OVN
Limit, s yards.)
Silk and Cotton BrOcade Lin.
ings, for coat or cape Innings.
assorted colors; only four pieces
in the lot; former $3.50 QOC
grade. At. ~............ O~N
Lining Dept, 9Th st. Annex.
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BY HERBERT l.. WILLETT,
Copyright. 1924. by Cosmopolitan
Nawm NAryfoMA

Author Of "Our Bible, It's Origin.
Character and Value" 1.-THE Life
and Teaching of Jesus" 1.-THE Moral
Leaders Of Israel" 1.-THE Call Of
Christ" Basic Truths Of the
Christian Faith" ETC., member Of
the faculty Of Oriental languages
and literature Of the University OF
Chicago, and associated editor Of
the Christian Century.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 49,
The changes that have taken place
in modern thought regarding the
Bible, have been due to several
causes.
First, there IL the scientific in.
terest, which has been stimulated
by notable discoveries in all the
areas in which nature Is investiga-
ted. Development is now the
order of life, as viewed by the
men most trusted in scientific &C.
tivity It Is not a static, but a de-
veloping universe, IN which we live.
The phenomena Of growth are
everywhere encountered.
Whatever interpretations Of the
Bible fail to square with this fact,
have to be reconsidered in the
light Of the facts that science pre-.
sents. This does not mean that
the Bible is not trustworthy. It
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-18

81 Women's Coats, Of nov.
city mixtures and velour; self
or fur trimmed collars; fancy
effects, with embroidered do.
signs and silk stitchings,
others plain tailored; finished
with narrow belt and pockets;
navy, brown and deer; sizes 16
to "A; former SIS to CT S0
$3.50 grades, at. -. ~V
S Sealine dyed coney) Fur
Coats, 4S-inch length, with
shawl or crown collar: large
Mandarin sleeves: sizes SO 20
10; former $1S9.50 @S0 IN
trade, at ...."..
81 Girls and Misses Coats,
Of velour, with self or fur
collars of natural opossum
and beaverette; sizes 8 to 10
years; former $12,sS CO S0
to $17.9S grades, at. ~O'UV
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Blankets and Comforts
Former 81 Grades, S2.65

64x76 heavy weight tan and gray Blankets, with
blue or pink borders also Comforts, sizes 72x72 and
72x78 inches; covered with good grade silkoline,
filled with white cotton.
Pair PartwoOI Blankets plaids
Of tan and gray; former $3.50 grade ca OK
AT ~AsVV
GOIdenberg's-FOurth Floor.
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WHAT'S DOING
Today and Tomorrow

4NAAA4Jh
cOncert--U. D. Marine Band, Marine
MeetinE-NationaI Radio Listeners
In Association, residence, L. d. Wilt
berger. 12S Quincy street northeast. .
p. m.
Meeting-Anna Maud Hallam Practi-
cal Psychology Club, Playhouse. 1914
N street northwest, 7l46 p. m.
Card party-st. Anthony's Sodality.
parish hall. Twelfth and Monroe streets
COnventiOn-B'na Birth. Raleigh Ho-
speOtiOn-BetwSsn Company y. Of
Central. and Company H, Of Western,
sHsl Ain.". c.n S1s STADIUM S%Han sso O. Dem.
Cornoil.-PaCtors and delegates from
al Baptist churches In the District.
Chevy Chase Thsator. afternoon.
the Potomac. q. A. r.. q. A. ,. Hall.
Lecturo-oeorse 2. Mclean. former
president Of the Uniyerglty Of Iowa.
yersitieS." 1901 street northwest. .
psSate-"Is Rent Regulation Justi-
Monday Evening Club. Cosmos Club. 9
p. m.
Mssting-Georgstown citisens Assooi-
alton Potomac Savings Bank Hall. 8
!. Annual Ball--District of Columbia
Department, American Legion. Willard
Hotel. evening.
Tomorrow.
Card Party-Ursuline Sisters. benefit
OF Holy Family Day Nursery, Harring-
ton Hotel, $3.50 ,. m.
Concert-U. 8. Soldiers Home Band
Orchestra, Stanley Hall. 6:AB p. m.
Meetlng-KaloramA Citizens Associa-
ton, Wyoming apartments, 8 p. m.
Lincoln Meeting-Columbta Historical
society Cosmos Club. 8:1S p. m.
Meeting-District Of Columbia Con-
4ress Of Mothers and Parsnt-Teacher
Associations. Ebbitt Hotel. 1;AS p. m.
Annual Dinner - Harvard Club Of
Washington. Racquet Club, D. m.
Turkey Dinner-Bensfit Of Nativity
catholic Church and School, auspices
OF sodality. etanSbury Lodge Hall,
Georgia and Colorado avenues north.
west. to S:a0. and dancing, to 10
Meeting-sunday School Institute of
diocese Of Washington, Parish hall, ST.
Johns Church. Sixteenth, near H street.
D. m.
Meeting-Anthropological Society Of
WnshinSton. U. 8. National Museum.
Two-act play. ''Ths Fascinating Fanny
Brown" Peck Memorial Chapel, parish
nall. Pennsylvania avenue and Twenty
eighth street northwest. . p. m.
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Gloves

WOmen's ChamOtex Silk
Lined Gloves, In assorted
shades; broken sizes. For EON
mer 81 to $1.25 grades at OON
Children's WOOlhnit and Fab
ric Gloves, in red. gray and
brown. Former Soc grade 1En
at. ............. @V~
GOldenberg'S-First Floor.
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Ribbons

MORE and Dresden Ribbons
four and five inches 7Oc
wide -.
pink and Blue Brocade Rib.
hons. also lot Of colored satin
ribbon; half-inch width. Ac
Yard ...:...:::....'.....
Lot Of Ribbons, includinC
noires, taffeta with fancy edge:
dark Dresden and MORE with
satin stripe: five inches Or
wide. Yard. ........... ~
GoIdenberg's-Flrst Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-18
Yelling Lengths
15c Each

Odd Lot Of Yelling Lengths,
one in each; fancy mesh and
chenille dot effects, in plain
and combination colors.
r First FlOOr-Neckwear Dept.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-18
House Dresses
$1.79

Former 50 to $5.9S Grades
100 House Dresses. long
WASTED and straightline
models, with Peter Pan,
square or round neckS.
three.quarter or short sleeves:
good quality materials, in
assorted colors: sizes So to
46: slightly soiled.
GOldenberg's-SecOnd Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-18

only means that It is not to be re-
garded as a textbook on science
or history.