Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1921, Page 18

ASK PLACE IN CABINET . FOR EDUCATIONAL WORK | —_— . k"‘“‘ Petition President to Aid i in Creating New Depart- ment. petition for a department of edu- “#ation was given President Harding .Xolay by & committe: which included ‘5&". Thomas G. Winter, president of }hl General Federation of Women's %lubs; Misa Charl O. Williams, presi- lant of the National Education Asso- FIVE PERSONS INJURED IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS Two Automobiles and Two Street Cars in Collision Last Night. Five persons were injured last night about 10:30 o'clock when two automobiles and two electric cars of | the Washington-Virginia line par- ticipeted in a three-sided collision near the entrance to Hast Potomac Park. The initial collision was be- tween an automobile operated by John D. Matthias of 915 6th street southwest and one operated by - | Charles Moore, colored, of 1019 1st lent of the national committee for a “department of education. The commit- See was presented hy Representative _Fowner of Iowa and Senator Sterling “af South Dakota, who are sponsoring Zgbe educational bill in Congres <s “The purpose of public edu 4o develop good citizens. Petition. “Since the citize “eur nation Is but the aggre, Benship of the state: the nation is -pnd always must be vitally interested education. 1f the federal government is to per- rm its proper function in the pro- rollnn of education the educational jeader of the nation should hold an tstanding position, with powers and sponsibilities clearly defined. sub- 3l'lllllfll. to no one except the Presi- nt. = “In view of the reorganization now rtune time for giving education its oper place in the administrative %ndmm the present is a most op-| I ranch of the government. On behalf i hich iy _urge ‘@f the national organi: resent. United | street. The latter was arrested. charged with colliding and operat- hine while under influence nts. ce of the first collision s crashed into it. A secol g ca e following, was jammed into the Matthias, Mrs. Edward 8. Mun- illie W and Mary and all living at the §th street_addres They were treated where surgeons said none had been dangerously hurt. Alfred Burgess, giving his addresa 909 13th street, was arrested yes- rday morning by police of the sev- enth precinct and charged with driv- ing an automobile while under the fnfluence of liquor. The arrest fol- wed a collision between his auto- mobile and a dairy wagon driven by Alfred T on, 1307 ?lsl street, in front of [ street. Damage to the two vehicles amounted to $100. Torrenson was not dangerously hurt. —_————— A simple remedy for a squeaking door hinge is the application of the tip of a lead pencil to the hinge. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1921. ° 0 = . ~ ~ e, e THE S. KANN SONS COMPANY Store Hours, Daily 9:15 a.m. to 6 p.m. “THE BUSY CORNER” Penmna. Ave., 8th and HEAVY CANTON CREPES AND SATIN CANTON CREPES —Identical qualities have sold in stock at $3.50 and $4.50 a yard; secured for $ 9 5 .. " - Yard this special sale at price concessions that enable us to offer them at —As these are the two leading silks of the hour it is scarcely necessary for us to remind you that this limited quantity will not last long and that the. early purchaser secures best selection. We do not believe we will be able to secure such quantities again to offer at this price. . Navy, Black, White. —Both materials are 39 inches wide. There are only four colors, but the most popular ones, in the satin Canton crepes— Brown, —In the plain Canton crepes we show the following full list: Tan, Henna, Orange, Navy, Jade, Brown, French Gray, Copenhagen, Prune, Fuchsia, Mulberry, Hollyhock, White, American Beauty and Black Colored Satin Charmeuse Black Chiffon Velvet Manufactured to Sell at $2.00 a $ A Limited Quantity in a Beau- $ Yard. Monday, Choice, a Yard............ 1-39 tiful Lustrous Fimish. A Yard........... 3095 —A tightly woven, excellently wearing quality; guaranteed not to slip or rub. | —The smart dinner or afternoon frock should be of velvet, particularly black ‘The colors are brown, navy and plenty of black. D Street= velvet. This is a rich jet black and a deep pile. Kann’s—Street Floor. Dress Fabries In Useful Lengths Very Much Less Purchased This Way Than from the Full Bolts. $2.50 to $5.50 Qualities... Yard ... b —Many are remnant lengths from our own stock; others come to us direct from the leading mills of the country. All are useful lengths and widths are from 48 to 56 inches. This is the variety from which you may select: Elaborate Afternoon | and Evening Frocks —Ready for the many social func- tions that will doubtless be in order P'm on my way to Klein’s < A Gabardines Mannish Serges Tricotines Silvertones during the Conference for the Ll'lnl st Siine Poiret Tuills Tweeds P Sale i tation of Arms. Broadcloths Checks Granite Cloths Plaids ! = . o . A —Silks, Velvets, Canton Crepes, Satin Crepes, Semi-Made Skirts Can So Easfly Be Finished = ha('lo“{ Lace, Georgette Crepe all enter into the —And, where necessary, adjusted to fit with very little trouble. The completion of this skirt fashioning of the gorgeous frocks. P consists merely in the sewing up of one seam. e | —There are scintillating spangled or sequin robes, —Good quality, all-wool materials, including prunellas, serges and flannels; hairline stripes, others of jet, and dainty evening frocks of chiffon, plain and fancy striped effects, also plain colors. 26 to 36 inch waist meas- $7 98 and georgette with silver picot handkerchief ure. 399? to $12.98 v’.alues. Tuesday ateeesesccccscoaeccees csoens Al ‘e L by = drapes. Some with underbodice of heavy silver Kann’s—Street Floor. —they maste: B 5 g & tailored from the finost of lace, finished with silver girdle. Others are velvet | — == e s P § gowns, which are gracefully draped to show under- | |BLANKETS & COMFORTS| 3 ° Snanpy supdels| fur (1o { bodices of heavy silver lace. & ives for thome who pre- Pri —— Zet from— Now Is the Time it Tl i _Prices Range on—§30 75 to $69.75 to Make Selections tion of from $8 to $13. ann's—Second floor. Fine Quality Part-wool Blan. i - : kets, in large block plaids, in No Better Showing Winter-Weight “Rexford” Men's sl'i'lii;_rsfladru Tomorrow the Second Day B d H . glu;.rag;a‘{,,i:;n‘;ifi:fl:rall,sl?u white Anywhere at . ders. 70x80-inch size; all made the Price UNION SUITS Newest fall shades and of Our Big Sale of Oxe OSler y o a0 qulity avftiwools: —Surely if you are looking for This famous make in stripe designs. Regu- . 9 N . . IR . with only a little 2 medium priced coat of excel- a regular 1 9 larly $2. —1It is cheaper to buy it by the box. This is hosiery you will take satisfaction in buying, admixture of cot- 56 95 lent quality you will need look £ value. .5 Special 1 .45 as it is from our regular stock, kinds you can depend on for service. Secure what you need ton. A pair........ ® no further than Kann’s Coat : Sgecialat At for personal use; also lay it aside for Christ mas giving. Select from these lots: k_eFt::‘e g::“‘f&;m-:“-mfl g‘:lll; Store—Second Floor.. Read the | ~ —Women's All-silk_Hose, full —Women's Extra Size Thread —Kann's Rose-top All-silk Ll large Bl phi%s_ particulars. G « ” fashioned; high spliced heels; | - Silk Hose, full fashioned; lisle | Hose, high spliced R R0 nch. size: very closely The Materials i . FREE—A Dandy Scooter’ colored woven sgripe in hem. tops and soles; high spliced heets. Black only. 53 00 e aapel eateatlic oy l_nnnvéfi;l.mr;':lrlx!n-na‘sea, Bspuaerdt.ll‘l'e- | 5 * With Every Boy’s Black only. A $3 00 LI:CIS;‘ B\luck‘ and $250 A pair ... ll-. ;vleigh!- Thi colors are pink, tancs) as an x- ! pair . own. A pair.... » special, $8.25 ue, tan and gray, i [ i 2.Pants Suit i i o, specil 4750 | 3 s 10 00k specish 975 | women's Redmonr Thread | | ComiThed Vi GO O | | _mue e o Soins e | =I"ants Hul ' —Women's Thread Silk Hose, | Silk Hose, full fashioned; lisle white. A pair...... Y are one of the particular features | —Women's Cotton Hose, knit in perfect shape. The leg tops, high spliced —Beautiful Mercerized Sateen- in some; straight back and flare Hard-wearing corduroys, serges and sfi:per-iaihione'd; seat&\less feet. is wide and elastic, the ankle heels. Black only. $2 00 cavered L_a'mlfi‘s ‘Y“'dco"""hm ‘?3?:‘1‘?- loose backs, bloused and | mixares. Ses 7 10 18 With two sees 9 Black, brown nd 33 | paroped and Shabely, The | AR ia bk special 525 | | designs, with rich, plain-colored The Trimmings of pants L 3 pairs in box, special, 84c i:ctly_‘ 'Thueoareyno supms. —Weomen's Radmeor Thread back, with wide, plain border —Some embrioidered and braided and they give excellent serv- Silk Hose, mercerized tops; and pure lamb’s wool filling; in silk; self collars and collars of } —Women's Mercerized Hose, | oo i o BV X Cand ap. | uper-fashioned sesmless feol; R heavy. in raccoon, Deaveretto snd Australian super - fashioned arance. I P e ne $1.35 | | sizes 72180 inches. Ll scamless fest. A SO | BEA 30d Srown, A - e $9.95 The Colors CEe e nc Rack 20d Browh 8145 | 5 paies tn box, spocial 120 amiori i v beauial sk Brown, relndesr, navy. Sorrento 3 n special, $1.26 mull top, handsome floral de- oxford, navy and brown chinchilla. 3 pa : 3 3 pairs I‘n box, IPO.CM $3.75 Tw(.m.n'- Ingrain §llk Hose, signs, in blue, rose and pigk, Choice | —S_lc:Icl‘il(rl‘:'xl?os::r:I'elsm?betd ;i\Vomflu Me‘r&l'leniudh Ext;l lisle top and sole; high spliced wnl!i bq—‘c‘lldl wlc(lie hg!am tsnlk s feet; ze Hose, ful ashioned; mull borders and white cotton ] INCOQRPQRATED black, brown and high spliced heels. Black and heels. Black only. 52.50 Piing. . These are tufted. eo. 1“| & E Sts. white. All sizes. A 29 Cordonans. A AAIE mesesdoedisvs Size 72x80 inches. 5 95 - PAUF cenveaeaaaens C BEIE oo $ 1.25 3 pairs in box, special, $675 Bich -ioooenoocnre . L R 6 pairs in box, special, $L50 3 pairs in box, special, $3.00 Kann's—Street Floor. Kann’s—Street Floor. Kann’s—Second Floor. Real Irish Crochet HHKRHH i CKWEAR NE 3 Our Prices Are Invitingly Lowered : " Fine Imported Lace Curtains at Tremendous Savings $1 1 95 O S $19.95, $32.90 and $2096. $1 1.95 —Makes a beautiful gift to any woman who is fond of real lace. It is of special interest to every woman to purchase when you can secure finished collars of gxquisite_workmanship in three different designs at Choice in This Sale Tuesday, Pair............ e —2Y; and 3 yards long, mounted on fine quality French nets, with appliqued borders and plain or spray-filled centers. $2.85 thehexceptionally low price, $14.98 to $17.98 Irish $17.98 to $19.98 $17.98 10 $24.98 each, . < Brussels Point Curtains | Marie Antoinette Curtains Point Curtains, $11,95 $11.95 $11.95 —Mounted on extra fine quality net, with finely worked borders. Styles for parlor, bedroom, living room or library. —Beautiful styles mounted on extra heavy French nets, with delicate sprays, rosettes, braid effects in the center. 2% and 3 yards long. Kann’s—Street Floor. Domestic Irish Point and Novelty Braided Curtains Regularly $7.98 to $10.98 Sale Price, Tuesday, Pair................... $6035 —Irish Point Curtains are 2% and 3 yards long; meunted en excellent nets, with plain or spray filled cen- ] ters and neat or elaborate borders. —Novelty Braided Curtains are 2}5 yards Scotch Lace Curtains ol .w Regularly $3.98 to $4.98 Sale Price, Tuesday, Pair.......cceeoeee PRSI a0 —Rich designs in filet, madras, Nottingham and Quaker craft weaves, in white, cream or ecru. 234, 3 and 314 yards long. Reversible Sheela Velour Portieres | [ “How is it you're so full of pep on Monday?” “No ‘blue Monday’ here! I found out long ago the way to make Monday as good a day as any other. Change in habits over the week-end is very apt toupset a fel- low. So, first thing Monday morn- ing I take a little Pluto Water. Pluto acts promptly—always long, meunted on heavy nets, with bonaz braided designs. Nottingham and Marquisette Curtains $1.00 —Nottingham Curtains in white or eeru, good length and width. —Marquisette Curtains with plain hem and hemstitched border. =T Demonstration and Sale Kann’s “Easy Reach” within an-hour—and corrects any . i R o S e $7 o85 Curtain Hanger —Made with deep velvety nap in mulberry, old rose, green, red | and taupe. : 3-Piece Velour Drapery Sets «=Makes your arm ten feet lony. —Hangs and takes down Curtains, Por- tieres, Pictures and other wall hang- ings d\e easy way, without need of step- I:Sder or chair. . —A contrivance that should be in every home—see it demonstrated, then buy Bottled at French Lick Springs, Ind, .Ym‘:mmh- PLUTO November w erica’ :::uu of $1.50 mfl:fi«%;fl Ton?::mw p..:'.sg.;’l;a: .............. $3‘19 .:;.':"““*50(3 of two side curtains and center valance to match. ‘ plain blue or rose. 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