Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1922, Page 19

HEALTH SCHOOL LOCATION! IS FAVORED BY BOARD | Tuberculosis Association Directors Support Commissio; Health Officer. The ‘board of directors of the Tuber- | culosis Association at their monthly: meeting held Monday evening voted to gupport the recommendations of | the Commissioners of the District and ! the ‘health officer for the erection -of the proposed healta school to take the place of the Hamilton School, on the grounds north of the Tuberculosis Hospital at 14th and Upshur streets. ‘The board voted to appropriate & Sum not exceeding $500 to be used in aWards of merit to puplls of !he' public schools under the direction ot] Dr. Rebessa Stoneroad, director physical training. These awards will be made to children who received a certificate last year for the perform- ance of certain athletic tests, and Who_are of normal average weight and have good records in the practice of health habits, posture, physical ex- exercises and certain athletic tests. Dr, William C. Fowler was nom- inated to represent the District of Columbia Association upon the board of the National Tubereulosis Associa- tion. It was announced that the Na- tional Tuberculosis Association would hold its annual meeting in Washing- ton, May 4 to 6. A letter was read commending the association for its support of the nutrition clinic work in the public schools and its advocacy of milk and craker midmorning luncheons. An appropriation of $20 was ap: proved to be added to that of similar appropriations of state tuberculosis assoclations for an exhibit to be pre- sented on the prevention of tubercu- losis, at the biennial meeting of the General Federation of Women's Clubs at Chautauqua, N. Y., in June. The National Tuberculosis Association will prepare the exhibit. CADET CORPS OFFICERS ‘and ARE GIVEN COMMISSIONS Thirty-Nine High School Students in 8d Brigade Selected—Presen- tation by French Army Captain. Commissions were presented to thir- ty-nine officers of the 3d Regiment of the Washington High Schdol Cadet Corps at_exercises this afternoon at Dunbar High School. Cadets, who receive the commissions were 'se- elcted from Dunbar and Armstrong high schools. The commissions were presented by Capt. Clarence C. H. Davis, 372d Infantry, 157th Brigade, of the French army. Addresses commending_the cadets were made by Garnet C. Win- kinson, assistant superintendent in charge of colored schools; Maj. Milton T. Dean, military instructor; Capt. Arthur C. Newman and Walter L. Smith. Those who recelved commissions were: Lieut. Col, Clement Wells, com- manding regiment; Capt. Eanl Win- der,. regimental adjutant; Capt. Wil- liam M. Minor, regimental supply First_battalion, Dunbar High School: Maj. Maurice E. Johnson, command- ing battalion; First Lieut. Harry Mickey, battalion adjutant;’ First Lieut. James O. Williams, battalion supply officer. Captains—James A. Willlams, Egbert G. Facey, Hymen Chase, Charles Drew and Daniel R. Doy. First lieutenants—Lee W. Johnson, Gregory E. Wood, James B. Walker, Chauncey Larry and Willlam H. Mundel. Second leutenants— Julius S. Carrol, Lowell C. Wormley, Thurman D. Dodson. Edmund H. Miller and Henry S. Taylor. Second _battalion, Armstrong High School: Maj. Benjamin A. Bronson, commanding battalion: First Lieut. James 1. Perry, battalion adjutant; First Lieut. Harry E. Vass, battalion upply officer. Captains—Sylvester kwell, George W. Webb, Charles uander, Powell P. Allen and Ralph C. " Jackson. First lieutenanis— George A. Blakey, Gorham T. Jackson, Clyde S. Hale,, Aloyious Clinton and James T. Vass. Second lieutenants —Hilllard A. Shamwell, John B. Ruf- fin, Russel A. Carroll, William T. Price and Albert Jackson. CHANGES IN SHIP BOARD. Retirement of Col. E. H. Shepherd as controller of the Shipping Board was announced yesterday by the board. Col. Shepherd has been assigned to do work with the finance depart- ment of the board. He is succeeded as controller by L. M. Stevens of Philadelphia, formerly general audi- tor of the board. OMEN find un- usual comfort in banking here. The surroundings are quiet and pleasant and our location is in the very heart of.the shopping district. COMMERCIAL Nattonal BANK E—14 at G \ SEE THEM AT THE SHOW Purchases on a Charge Will Be Placed on May 1st Bill Good Candy At Speécial Economy Prices k—C:oke' nlA about 10 different | inds o ssorted Chocolates, pound..... 27c —Freshly Made Peanut Brittle, made by us. Pound ................ te Easter Eggs, wrapped with colored foil; four packed in fancy box. 45C Handbags Economically Priced —Leather Bags, assorted styles, :ntjerlil(yfcolored Made 89 0 sell from $1.50 to $2.00. Choice.......... C —Beaded Bat-. draw-string style, Imported to sell for 2.00; our price has been $1.65. Special, $ to_close l '00 Kann's—Street Floor. Notions At Special Economy Prices —Laura Hair Nets, cap or fringe swyle; all colors ex- cept” white or gray. Spe 27c —S ‘Yards Twill Tape, % to % inch widths. C TO ClOSE . .ovononen..- Kann's—Street Floor. The Children’s Store Presents These Economies —Children’s Silk Sweaters, in ;(7755:) blule and lgar::n value. Econ- omy price. . $3 95 —Misses’ Sweaters, with rolled . collar, belt and pocket, in blue, gx;_ an;i xn;{oon .75 value. .con- Sty prices- e $3.95 —0dd Lot of Dresses and Middies, to close SOC —Misses’Regulation Dresses, in lwhue chbé: an «led ot value. Econémy price.... $2 95 —Children’s Sw_uten of Shet- Ianld wool; slip-on style, in navy and black. At. $ l -50 Kann’s—Second Floor. Blouses—Odd Lots 7 At Economy Prices ~—High-Clasy Blouses, odd num- bers and limited quantity. They are made of crepe de chine, geor- gette crepe and satins, in white, flesh, bisque and suit shades. They are in tuck-in_and tie-on styles; some trimmed with real X,‘;e;slnd Irish laces; $4 4 to §7.95 values 0 Economy price..... —Odad lloulel of stripe crepe de chine, georgette and Jap silk, in tuck-in models; a good assort- ment of sizes to se- $l .99 lect from. Values isle—Street from $2.99 to $3.99. Economy price.. Kann's—Main Floor. Trimming Store Economy Pay Specials —Wool uvre Vrrtaning, 1o Roman striped effects, 6 inches wide, in three combinations for trimming sweaters and dresses; $1.00 value. 89C Economy price, & vard —White Pearl Buttons, good quality, in small sizes only; two- hole and fish-eye style; in four patterns; one dozen on a card; 10o value ‘Economy 5C price, a card Kann's—Street Floor. — Samples and Surplusages of Street and House Frocks At Economy Prices 7 —The dresses are of gingham and chambray, in stripes, plaids v and plain colors, in straightline and belted models, some have sashes, others have broad belts. They- are trimmed with white collars, while others have plain colored chambray trim- mings. Sizes 36 to 46, thh plentég the Ilarge sizes. to values. Economy price... $l 69 Kann’s—Main Aisle —Street Fioor. —Small Lot of Dresses, serge and velvctcen, 2 only in the lot; misses’ sizes,' 16 and 18; women’s size, 36 bust. $895 to $1295 values. Economy price..’.“ $2-99 Kann's—Second _Floor. 369 Pairs Women’s Imported Glace . Kid Gloves —Two clasp style; overseam and Paris point stitched In black with white, backs. black lud white. All but not in elch Bl 61.09 price, pair & Kann's—Street Flwr Remnants of Metal and Brocaded Ribbons —S5 to 12 inches wide. Suitable ~ for bags, vestees, millinery purposes, etc. % to 1 yard lengths. $1.00 to $7.50 values. Economy price. A length— to $1.50 Bag Framcs —dls-nfich Slfe, ”ocf v:lnrow ox- idized metal ue, Economy 256 Kann’s—Street Floor. - 0dd Let of . Separate Skirts I-‘or Economy Day -—The material is a-serge, in and black. style plain tailored. —Otherl are noveltr‘plald! and stri] effects. - ' —The values, $5.95. THE EVENING' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1922. THE S. KANN SONS C()MPANY ’ Store nom-., Daily 9:15 a.m. to 6 p.m. KANN’S ECONOM —-You know what this means. A.M. for your share of the hundreds of lots reduced in price for this one day only ' —Every department in the store has something specnal to offer—many lots not advertised are also included. Pretty Spring Frocks At Economy Prices —O0dd Dresses, of canton crepe, crepe de chine, soft taffeta, trico- tine and all-wool poplin. Some are bead trimmed, some embroid- ered. The styles are slip-over, flowing paneled effects and tailored effects. The colors are henna, $25.00 to $35.00 values. brown, tan, gray, Misses” sizes and women's sizes from 36 to 46 bust, Economy PRICE S s i snsion $18.95 —Smart Frocks, of Kelley tweed and Kelley cloth, all-wool jersey, tricotine, soft taffeta and crepe de chine. The tweeds have the long circular detachable cape; others are in tailored styles, also in slip- over effects. and black; all siz —Stylish Stout Frocks, of fine quality mignonette, with flow- ing panels and becoming square -necks, finished with small col- lars; some are handsomel, braided, others embroidered. Colors are navy, brown and R 14,95 Kann’s—Second Floor. The colors are tan, gray, brown, navy . $19.90 to $25.00 values. feomemy $12.95 —Misses’ Jersey Two-piece Dress, with girdle shirred on elastic; collar and cuffs are of white kid, piped with the same color as the dress. Colors are henna, navy, brown and new blue. Misses” sizes. $12.95 ;:}:: -Economy 57.95 Tweed and Jersey Suits New Spring Models and Exceedingly Popular —THE TWEEDS are in belted effects, with notch and roll collar, some coats- have four pockets, others have two pockets; both styles finished with stitched belts. The colors are orchid, rose, Copenhagen, walnut, tan and gray. —The Jersey suits are in plain colors and heather mix- tures; the collars are in Tuxedo and notch styles. —Special Price for Economy Day Kann’s—Second Floor. Spring Hats 2 At Economy Prices —100 Sport Hats, in tweeds, combinations of ribbon and straw, etc. Att‘rzchvely made and trimmed. Economy price .. $1.95 to $5.00 values. $1.00 —200 Trimmed Hats, taken from our regular stock, new and charming models. Kann’s—Second Floor. $395 to $7.49 values. Economy $3 00 2 U AR B RS Economy Day in the Shoe Store —Women’s Low Shoes—A varied assortment of unusually good values, left from recent sates, but the sizes are decidedly broken. However, ycu will find the size you desire in one or another style. —In the lot are patent, tan, suede and kid leathers—in a variety of styles. Former Sale Prices, $4.95, $3.95 and $3.45. Economy Price, a Pair...._. $ 2.95 Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Women’s and Children’s HOSIERY At Economy Prices —Women's Thread Silk Hose, lisle tops and soles; seamless feet, reinforced heels and toes; mock seam in leg. In t]:{lack ax;nd c(;rdosvll:s egularly $145. Special, pair ....... $ 1 . l 5 —Women's “Radmoor” Pure ‘Silk Hose, lisle tops and soles; seamless feet; reinforced heels and toes. In black, tobacco, SIuJIS anld coghin. fi;l, A $1-00 Kann’s—Street Floor. Girls’ - less feet;. —1,200 Pairs of Children’s Mer- cerized Socks. These are sam- ples and are in half and three- quarter lengths, with striped tops. In rose, green, butter- cup, tan, brown, blue. Also plain black, cordovan, pongee, rose, orchid, reseda, gmk. green, sky, cadet and gols 35¢- and 50c values. Special, pair % 29c —Women's Cotton Hose, seam- double heels and toes. In_black, white and brown. Regular and izes. S f25¢ quatity, Speciar,pair 1242C Raincoats and Raincapes At Economy Prices —Guaranteed Raincapes, in navy blue, plaid back rain- proof material, with attached hood; size 6 $1 00 to 14 years. $2.95 value. Economy price, Kann's—Main Aisle—Street Floor. Girls’ Guaranteed Coats, in tan and blue ; belted models; sizes 6 to 14 years. $5.95 value. Economy $2 59 Day price —Girls’ Spring Coats, in sport cloth, velour and serge,in ‘tan, new blue, navy and rookie ; sizes 8 to 14 years. values. _ Economy price ... $12.95 $1695 to $1990 , —Misses' Winter Coats, 30 only, in brown and navy; some have self collars, others have fur collars. Belted models. $19.90 to $25.00 values. $9.90 Economy price “peees com_j Floor. Kann’ Floor Coverings —Genuine Cork-fitled 1 Linoleums. ‘10 rolls, which -means about 500 square yards in the lot. These are not remnant lengths. Th ngm are wood and carpet patterns. Regular ”cuuflty Special, a square yard. —Rag Rugs, 25x50-inch and brown borders; also mottied hit-and-miss designs plain color, vhli woven pink, fieen, blue fnt colan Economy prlee. choiee (4 7%x10}$ feet. In v::y‘ attractive. El:h nlt com,plot“’l‘ bordered. Imperfections are very lg;ht. Tbey are sec- $7 sesy o onds of the $1295 and $1495 grades. &mwmy pnee. o) Knuu—'nfltl Floor.: navy and black~ extra. 0Odd Lot of Women’s Winter Coats Economy Prices About Half —LOT ONf: consists of coats with fur collars, in brown, navy and copenhagen’ silk lined, and ‘ sizes very much $l 1.49 broken. $25 value. Economy price...| —LOT TWO—Winter Coats, with beaverette fur collars, ail-silk lined, ‘some trimmed with silk embroidery. The colors are brown, reindeer, Sorrento, navy and biack. $29.75 $l4,95 to $37.50 value. Economy price .. Kann's—Second Floor. Jewelry Store Items At Economy Prices —Special—Silver-plated Shot Chain, with pencil. Regularly 50c. Special 25¢ —-Am;nun kAIsm;:Jlgcks. guar- antee to eep” time. Specnal ........ 890 —Metal (hjlhg"" in al} colors. ade to sell for $100. Choice 59¢ Odd Lots at the Jewelry Store Special at Economy Prices —Plated Jewelry, consisting of cuff links, lingerie clasps, bll-oolch gisns, en; l;a-cg- ularly 25c an S Choice 12¢ Kann's—Street Floor. Domestic Store ~ Economies —63x90-in. Ripplette Spreads. these are regu- larly $1.75. Special - Economy price .. $1 50 —42-in. Indian Head Tubing, for making pillowcases, extra heavy, regularly 38c. Special, a yard.. 290 Kann’s—Street Floor. Women’s Knit Underwear At-Economy Prices —Cotton Ribbed Vests, low neck, sleeveless; taped néck and ar;;nhole;s In pmk and white. c value, spe- | cial, eath ............. l6c —Cotton Knit Bloomers, elas- tic at knees and waist; cut full. In flesh color. 50c value, special, pair... 35C 3 for $1.00 —Cotton Ribbed Union Suits, low neck. sleeveless, tight knees, bodice style, tight and shell knees; tapes over shoul- ders. S0c values, each 3 for $1.00 Kann’s—Street Floor. Handkerchiefs Are jal —Women's All-linen Hand- 17¢ 0l Sheer All-linen Plain Hemsutched Handker- chiefs, narrow hem. Slightly solled: : élegullr‘ly }2’/2(: —Wom velty Colored Spor t Handkerchiets, res’:luly 10c. 7C ea cl Kann's—Street Floor. Xkerchiefs, one gorner Reg- embroi dared These Special Items at the Muslin Underwear Shop —Wool Tuxedo Sweaters, made - with fancy stitch, in buff, navy, black, 1n-immed in con- trasting colors. $395 value for..... $2 95 —Habutai Silk Bloomers, two rows elastic at knees and hem- stitching; elastic at waist. In white. Regularly szoo Special, a' 51.69 jeres, —Brocade Br: hook ‘l){Ckl s:yle, 39:“ %ink. egularly ; pe- cial 290 rovq- Bm-low Aprnns ore fsont, open back, o:;d m] wlmRe m-l filg- ured voile. egularly $125. Special'......... 85c Kann’s—Second. Floor. . White Goods At Economy Day Prices St. all White Dotted !"I-. 32 inches wide; B A g‘;’i:hl $1. 00 wvalue. sgc » 46 Inches wide; llld lhur quality, permanent flnllh. R 03 u l arly $1.00. Special, yard, 75c —White Pajama Checks, 36 inches wide; closely woven, Good weight for un- 40 Inches —Plain ‘wide; closely woven, soft’ finish. larly m Wash Fabrics Extra Values at Economy Day Prices —36-inch_Light Percales. regular 28c goods from stock. Econnmy Day price, a yard, ONE DAY ONLY —40-inch Printed Batiste, light round with polka dot and neat ggured designs, in pink, blue, lavender and biack. Regularly 35c. yard .. —36-incl| Tissue, in checks and fancy woven stripes; absolutely These are in_attractive designs. Our 19¢ —Imported Scotch Gingham, beautiful fabric, in small check and large Scotch plaid designs, with mercerized satin stripe forming part of the plaid. These have “never sold before under g(a):l c]?lors. Regularly e a y"d'd Economy 28C . Economy price, 2 price, 2 yard........... yard c.coeeiiocionnacenn 39C Kann's—Street Floor. Silk Remnants For Econémy Day —We still have enough remnant lengths for another big day's selling. —The assortment includes useful lengths of Colored Taffetas, Crepe. de Chines, Canton Crepes, Georgettes, Crepe Meteors, Satin Char- ?euse. Novelty Homespuns, Natural Pongees, White Ponge:s ‘White nd Colored Satin, Messalines, White Silks, Black Silks, Satins, Silk Shirtings, Plain Tricolettes and Washable Satins. Lengths 1% to 5 yards. Economy Day prices, a yard— 50c to $2.50 Kann's—Street Floor. Importers’ Samples Laces and Trimmings For Economy Day —Our patrons know the spleridid values offered in these sample lot sales and how quickly they go out. This lot includes beautiful bandings in solid and combination C?IOY;; others rich with metal embroideries; still others of white and ecru lace; also flouncings. ]:v:on- omy Day price, each. 25 C —Dotted Voile Ruffle lolmcmgs, navy an voxle grounds, with white embroidered dots, tan and gray voile, with colored dots. $5.00 value. Economy price, $ 1 A YA e R 5 0 Kann’s—Lace Store—Street Floor. Neckwear and Pleatings - At Economy Prices —Neckwear—Salesmen’s samples, including collar and cuff sets, vestees, Peter Pan collar and cuff sets, in lace. orgzndyand lawn; both colored and white effects. S sy o P —Net Guimpes, with sleeves, point de luce trimmed; to be worn with sleeveless dresses and coat suits. All have the Peter 89 Pan collar. $1.19 value. Economy price.. C —Organdy Skirting, in rose, melon pink and copenhagen. 79c 45¢ 3-ruffle effect. $1.50 value. A yard..........cocvvvnnnnnnnn —Point de Luce Lace Banding, for maKing collars and cuffs. $1.00 value. Economy price, a yard Kann’s—Street Floor. y All-Wool Dress Goods —Priestley’s All-wool Navy and Black Serge, with white and colored hairline silk stripes. 50 inches wide. Regularly $2.00. Economy price, $ 1 l 9 —Seml-mude Skirts of Nard i ilo S e iniats —All-wool French Serge, tweed, Frenth serge, hair- line stripes, prunella in navy and marine blue. 40 inches wide. Regularly | stripes, in pleated and tai- lored two-piece' styles. $1.29. Economy L 98 C | Regularly $698 to $12.98. Kann’s—Street Floor. i $5 . 98 price, choice, _Men’s and Women’s UMBRELLAS —Women’s Silk Umbrellas, with bakelite rings and ferrules; some have leather strap handle. In navy, green and taupe. Sold sub- ject to manufacturer’s slight imperfections. price .. —Men's and Women’s Cotton nproof Umbrellzs; women’s stvk have bakelite rings and silk wrist cord; the men’s style have regu- lation handles. Manufacturer’s “seconds.” E price, choice ............. S e qjanomy sl 19 Kann’s—Street Floor. Economies From the - Upholstery Store —50 Couch Hammocks, with reclining headrests; khaki or green color; high sides and wmdshleld galvanized ‘chain supports on sides; strong National lipk springs; ‘well filled and tufted 59 6 5 mattress Place for holdmg books, papers, etc. Each.. atting-covered Utility Boxes; good size. Ideal for 52 8 5 gengral storage purposes. - Economy price.............. —Cretonne Cushions for wicker | —Marquisette S.urt.lnd M"E furniture ; nicely tufted; reversi- :"':';n "::;c:rl;:ide“ml: wv"“e ble. Light and dark patterns to | or cream color. Ideal for all select from. Economy 58 kinds of curtains, bed sets, PriCE decicieiansnoonene C 8c fancy work, etc. Kann's—Third Floor. l 20 value. Economy price, yard .. Trunks At Economy Prices —32 Steamer Trunks, varnished canvas cover, wnh closely set -lm double-leather straps; good clamps, catches and Tock.” 33-|nceh :lze. l(adg to sell at $1000. Economy $4 66 ‘ardrobe Trunks, size; all fiber cavered. with good l s and lockprote::g‘im :l corners with brassed hardware; finished with 8 garment hangers, clothes numzr and compart- ments for small articles. Made to sell at $20.00. Econ 59 7 4 DAY FOR MARCH Be heré when the store opens at9:15 VEILS For Economy Dny —Draped, square and long shapes, in plain colors nnd l.llracllve combination effects. value. Economy priu. 79C each . Kann's—Street Floor. Items from the Linen Shop At Economy Day Prices —White Tarkish Bath Towels, good heavy weight; the double- thread kin Size 22x45 inches. Regularly 50c. §peeial, each, 3Sc. —Bleached Cotton Huck Towelx, face size; good weight, in_plain ith red borders. R c. Speelal, each, Per dozen, $L10. —White Table Felt, 5 wide; heavy weight, with el nap. Regularly $1.40. Speelal, yard, S5c. —Bleached Mercerized Table Damaxk, 72 weight, Cotton 700 Stamped Art Needlework Pieces —At this apecia T et 35c choice Play ons, Kindergarten designs for patchwork and outline embroidery, with and without pockets. —Women's loose leat flies and ro; —18x54-inch Eci 1ped Aprous, of butter- Fork and Spoon tamped Pillow, various design creamer patterns Kann's—Fourth Floor. Toilet Requisites At Special Economy Prices —Spearmint To 19C Paste, regularly, st 10c 10c 25¢ 1,000 Volumes Copyright Fiction —A splendid ortunity to stock up fOr your summer va- 25C —Wood-Ba Brushes; 7 for 25¢; 1o close........ 700 Boxes of Writing Paper —In white and tints. None P To close pinochle pack 5 fo Kann's—Street Floor. 33 Imperial Edge Layer Felt Mattresses s $13.00 —50-pound : built sheet upon shee arating. 5 i of stitching: he: covered with heav: ticking; full siz Kann's—Third ¥ Housefurnishings At Economy Day Prices =——]1S-piece Breakfa: Set, bluebird decor: tion. Special. ater Glasses, regu- 19¢ each. Dieces, for. —3500 Broomns, special, each ... el white enam large mirror. —Garbage vanized iron size. Specia —Tollet Paper, 10 rolls P s 25(; & —Wizard Polis Mop, regularly Special ..... —Table Top: porcelain: imperfec: > $1.89 {—rn.nu c ha.rs 4C CKann's—Third Floor. Miscellaneous Items, from the Toy Store ==Ball Bearing Roller Skates. Union hardware; nickel-plaied wheels, adjustable. Suitable for both girls and br- Regularly $245. 51,95 Special, pair.... ~—Garden Wheelb roomy, strongly const: light in weight; will service; made of selected hard- wood, Smooth finish. 54-inch shaft, 22-inch flat spoke, steel rim wheels and iron bearings. Adjustable sides; $4-25 30-1b. weight close, special. .. —Folding Rocker, made of se- lected hardwood; strongly con- structed; nicely varnished: has five slats in back. For sewing room or norl‘h e R wk $3.05 Special —THKitche: trongly made with oval shape back: nicely varnished. Regu- Yoy Gies” Se $1.49 " Card Tablex, tops are 28% inches square, :leatherette covered, mickel cornered: equip- ed with silencers and have pat- ented device to keep the legs ltelld);'. u‘; be folded. $2 95 25 inches high. Reg- ularly 0!”‘5:}2:1!.! Cribs, 36 inches long, 19% inches wide, 24 inches high; mounted on steel rollers. Have wire springs and are made of selected hardwood, white enamel finish. 10 spindles on each side, 6 at each en 5295 Re flll rly $3.95. Spec! Kann's—Fourth Floor