Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1922, Page 10

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Organdy & Gingham Dresses That .79 Sold 39c White Aprons, 29¢ Neat Little Tena Aprons, trimmed with rufile, or lace; neat pockets and walst strings. 79c Dressing Sacques, 59¢ Made of high-class percale, with neat dots and _figures, at 34-95 round collars. neat belt and full cut sizes. & $3.95 g Made of fine, sheer, crisp or- gandies. or « fine closely-woven fast-color gingham, in the most approved fashions of the sum- mer and sy to_delight the feminine heart. There are all $1.50 Long Crepe Kimonos, 98¢ sizes in the lots for women and Ei ither misses and the values are > Q flowered ?ll::;; o really extraordinary. [ 3 several neat empire effects. Large flow- ing sleeves. $6.95 to $9.95 Fine Quality Wash Dresses 4.5 40-Inch Fine These are the ecream of ck and were tremen- b e i e || Organdy, 25¢ patterns, in voiles, ratines, imported gingh White, black, navy blue, pink, . Copen, rose, orchid, etc. Full $2.95 Regular & Extra Size 49 . . bertecth Gi h Dre 1 . tape edge. e AL A $3 Fringed in sizes 36 to 44 und 46 10 54 All at one pri Bedspreads §1.85 A Good Weight, Crochet Bedspread, in neat Marseilles Women’s Newest Style patterns, cut corners, fringed all around; for double beds. 59c Window Shades, 39¢ - Made- of opaque cloth, on guaranteed rollers, size 3x6 ft. Complete with stick and fixtures; slight- ly imperfect. ) = 3 - T Plain Satins—Brccaded Satins Patent—Tan—Black Such an array of styles. all the last Dame Fashion. Strap Pumps and Oxfor the assortment. . Heels consist of Flapper, ) Junior Louis and Louis styl Sizes 214 vord of are in 25¢ Checked Toweling, 17¢ Imported Blue or Red Check Tea Toweling. A smooth, even, absorbent fin- ish. In assorted size checks. Women's Black Leather Bou- “doir Slippers, with silky pompon, rubber heels and turned soles.. 36-In. Bleached Muslin, 121/2¢ Not remnants or short lengths, but full piece, perfect s. A round thread, closely-woven grade, free from tarch or dressing and finished soft for &1l domestic purposes. ' $1 Double-Bed Sheets, 69¢ These are made of closely-woven. round thread bleached sheeting cotton, with an improved center seam; hemmed ends and heavy to withstand vigorous laundering. Every Man’s Suit in Stock Shepherd - Checks, 25¢ Black and White Shepherd Checks, 32 inches wide; a good woven quality for dresses and skirts. 10-yd. Red Star Birdeye, $1.29 Each plece in sealed {Dancer Still Willing EEEEEEEEEE | Noted as Weird Danc { NEW YORK. August 12 - THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 13, 1922—PART 1. Evan Fontaine Asks $1,000,000 In Suit Against Young Whitney Repeated Promises! to Marry Alleged in Complaint. to Wed, Lawyer Declares. By the Associated Press. ARATOGA SPRIX —One million dol sought by Evan Burrc a dancer, in a suit for b promise against Cornelius V. Whitney, son of Harry Payne Whit-| ney, according to the ement of Miss Fointaine’s attorney, Charles Firestone, during the iment of a motion in_the Justice Henry V. Borst he 1t was expected that the complaint | in the cage would be filed this after- | noon, but the papers ve county clerk's office too result they re Brief d made by M however, by Atto ing the rrument show cause why & sion but ga tember 9 to addi Wedding Day Was In his arg stated tha after a_courtship which about 1919. The w day, he 1s fixed f 31, three days after the all ise was made, but the mar took place These statements were con a manuser Borst by Miss Fontaine's attor with the s complaint.” made verbally in court other than the written statements made. During the time of the allesed| rowes Fontaine, whose attorney to- courtship, said the attorney, Whitney | day announced toxa Epiiags made repeated Dpromises o marry Sty L L ontaine, who, r Vanderbiit irth to till willing L h. 1 international repu- 1 by profe that she cars Ind made to 1 recently when the defendunt refused service. sa promise h against Cornelius Vander e, mother of | 1 to ‘arrive here Evan, was schedu today over the Union bringing with her E the train on which t ed to be traveling was stalled by railroad walkout on the Nevada des- ert. Put in That New Bathroom while the way. You E nd upon us = an Bur- MANY SOCIETIES JOIN INPROTECTON OF ART George Creel Heads Committee to Oppose Narrowmindedness Blamed on Movies. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, August 12.—Forma- tion of a joint committes for the promotion and protection of literature, composed of members resenting’ theatrical and literary so- cletles, was announced today by George Creel, chairman. “The purpose of the committee is to unite and direct every possi force in the fight against cens sald Mr. Creel, “no matter what form or maniféstation. The spirit of narrow-minded intolerance, proceed- | ing from the motion picture has com- | menced to threaten the drama and literature and, unless resisted, it is only a question of time when every product of the creative instinct wiil be called upon to run a gantlet of | beadles.” | The organizations represented on| {the committee are: The Actors'| | Equity Association, American Fed- { eration of Musicians, Authors’ League lof America, Cinema Camera Club, | Guild of Free Lance Artists, Motion | | Picture Directors’ Association, printing | | trades unions, Screen Writers' Guild | and American Dramatists. { ADRIATIC NEARING PORT AFTER FATAL EXPLOSION! \ Members of Crew Dead.; %\ 4 T i ! ; | §\\\\\\\\\"\§\\ t reputation a notch higher. MAURICE J. COLBERT 2 Heating—Plumbing—Tinning = Phone Main 621 F Street 3010-3017 TR Five Star liner Adeiatic, in whose coal hold | five members of the crew were killed and four injured by an explosion yes- | I terday, neared New York waters to- night. ‘Wireless messages to the White Star offices from Capt. David said sh be at Ambrose channel at 2 o'clcc morrow afternoon and reach quaran- tine two hours later. Messages inquiring about the welfare of hundreds of the passengers on the giant liner flooded the White Star offices today, necessitating extra help to as-! sure inquirers that there was no danger. A New Member Four Injured by Safe Deposit Blast. NEW YORK. August 12—The White | Boxes As Low as Ic a Day. Citizens Savings Bank \ 1336 New York Ave. { | | Pursuing our policy of not carry- ing suits over from one season to an- other; we offer you $14.85 sanitary carton; per- fect grade, antiseptic and non-irritant; 22 inches wide; full 10- yard pleces. ‘of the Kodak Family ‘ No. 1 Autographic KODAK Special High Speed, High Quality Ko- dak. Anastigmat lens Size of picture, 2%4x3%. Ko- damatic shutter, with seven ad- justable speeds. : $1 a week. No extra charge for credit. “Kodak™ as you pay. f. 637 our entire stock -of men's suits at these Values to $27.50 two prices, without | 25c Extra Size any reservations. [ Vuh, 15¢ fEficteliare }l'uung Perfect Quality men's, regulars, [ ] slims, shorts and fiped neck; all cut stouts, in sizes 33 for large women. - Values to $40.00 to Sizes 42 and 44. See the : page advertisement about \ this kodak on the last page of today’s Rotogravure Section of the “Star. Opticians | i Store Hours, Daily 9 a.m. to 5:30 p Here’s an August Sale That Forcibly Says B-U-Y S. KANN Sons Co. “THE BUSY CORNER” Penna. Ave., 8th and D Streets Lace Curtains, Bed Sets, Panel Curtains, Portieres, Etc. -~ -Fall Styles at August Prices —The sale, made up of several fortunate purchases as well as lots selected from our own stocks, is planned to induce you to anticipate this fall’s supply of Draperies of all kinds. Prices for the event are therefore much lower than we believe they will be when the season be- gins. savings A small deposit will hold selection for delivery at later We can only hint as to what you may expect to find—cc-- your date. voted to this great sale. Imported and Domestic Lace Curtains In three great lots, head our list of big values. Lot No. 1 Exquisite Marie Antoinette Curtains $9.95, $10.95 and $11.95 Values —Monday, $ 5.85 pair........ —Mounted on_ heavy quality French handsome appliqued border design. 2} long, regulation width. Marquisette Curtains Regularly, $1.95 Special Monday Mounted on excellent| || quality mar- Panel Curtains Plain || quisette; neat ;5 = S T ruffled border, $3.98 to $5.93 Values Bobbinette Curtains - Marquisette, Dimity, regula tion| _Special Monday, $2 3 5 $295 Values Voile and Scrim length and| each o : Bed Sets 2 —Special Monday, J ) |width. Ex-| _well known grades such as H l 65 $9.98 to $14.98 Values pair .. 5 o = || cellent style| Marie Antoinette, Renaissance —Special Mon- 55 85 for bedroom| and scrim panels. 38 to 45 inches —Fine quality néet curtains, trim- @AY e iiniansnisenes o windows, etc. I $9.85 = —sei g3 45 _ p velvety nap, 215 yards aparr.... . long, regulation width. Finished with silk braid edge. Extra heavy quality, in soft, | two side curtains and center valance to plain tone colors of old rose, blue, red and green. ‘White and ecru. Suitable for parlor, library, dining room, etc. wide, 2 vards long. —50 Pairs Double-Faced Sheela Porticres Regularly, $17.95 —Special, Monday, Lot No. 2 | Marie Antoinette and Irish Point Lace Curtains 26.95 and $7.95 Values —Monday, pair........ $3.65 5 yards borders. 2% yards long. 200 Window In white, cream and ecru, but not in each | Loy SoEfy grade. ete. Sunfast Madras Curtains Regularly, $4.98 match. —Mounted on fine quality net, attractive med with neat imitation cluny Regulation sill length Ideal for bedroom, In plain and two-tone colors com- ! bined. Ideal for window or door hangings. ~ticipate in the Extra salespeople and epace de- Lot No. 3 Marie Antoinette, Irish Point and Novelty Braided Curtains $15.95, $17.95 and $19.95 Values —Monday, $ 9 i 6 5 pair —Mounted on extra fine quality nets with beautiful appliqued borders. long. grade. sultable for almost any room. 23 and 3 yards White, cream and ecru, but not in each Good selection of patterns—curtains trimmed effects. full size beds. Scotch Lace Bed Sets Regularly, $2.95 —These are in Dutch styles, consisting of | —Have overstocked stitched edge, in copies of the real Mexican drawnwork. Set con- sists of spread and two shams to match. Kann’s—Third Floor. Your Fall Rugs Should Be Bought —Right now during our August Sale with its great savings. Here are hints: 95 Grass Rugs ] —Sizes 8x10 ft. and 9x12 ft. —Reduced Monday to, $ 4.9 5 choice —In this_lot are some that have sold during the past season at $595, $7.95 and $11.95. 18-Inch Boxdered Grass Runners —Monday, yard .. —1,000 yards to sell at this low price, in green, blue or brown, with Walls of Troy border. All Summer Rugs —Size 4%x7Y% ft. $ 4 65 Monday, choice....... —Rattania, Crex de Luxe and Her- ringbone, Deltox, Bogart, etc. Formerly sold at $595 to 995. © | 75 Rolls Felt Base Floor Covering o de quality. Monde s vhese 39C Full Kolls — Perfect Quality Desirable Patterns —All are first quality and to prevent complications elsewhere on-account of the low price, we have promised not to mention the name of the manufacturer. | Armstrong’s Linoleum Squares —7Y5x12-ft. size. Monday.. —Exquisite lace trimmea styles, in filet, macrame and cluny lace For single and $7.59 —August Sale price, Monday .......ooeiiiiiiiiannn —Select from 12 attractive patterns, in new oriental and Chinese Every rug is perfect. Only an early season purchase designs. 1 r makes possible this low price. \ 9x12-Foot Axminster Rugs —Genuine Cork-filled, Burlap- back Linoleum, seamless but without border, in attractive tile patterns. Inlaid Linoleum —Monday, square yard. ... $l ° l 9 —Tile, granite, wood and car- pet patterns in blue, green, tan, brown and black. $29.65 9x12-Foot Seamless Velvet Rugs 25 Fine Wilton Rugs —9x107; ft. and 9x12 ft. sizes. Felt Base Runners —IAllzlu':l S:le = Sale 7 i jonday, e st §34 00 | Z R §67.50 for Hall —Checking up our stock, we | —Monday, —These rugs are very closely | find several one-of-akind | yarg .. ... .. 2 l C woven, have a short thick nap which insures wonderful wear- ing qualities. The selection of designs and colorings is so wide that finding a rug suit- able to a particular room is greatly simplified. rugs that sold at $7495 to $97.45, that must be closed out to make room on our racks for incoming Wiltons. Patterns and colorings you will like in-blue, rose, tan and | mulberry shades. i —I18-inch width, in green or brown centers, with neat bor- ders. Kann’s—Third Fleor.