Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1922, Page 7

—Children’s Childrens Bloomers, With the Advent of Fall Arises the Ne?d for Gloves “Fall approved in rap-wrist- K. sewn, stitched backs, with Paris-point in white with black, tan with brown, and black . A pair —Women's Tmported Kid Gloves, 1-clasp st P K. sewn, with heavy stitched backs and welts The $1.79 to match stitching, colors tan black, are hro ver white. A pair ‘s Imported 16-button- mhxkin —Wome length 1 sewn 4 hac sean ed arms, i black, pair Kann's Black nent among these fasteners at waist and knee. —Gymnasium Bloomers, of black Venetian cloth, in a ™ $3.00 —Gymnasium Bloomers, of a high luster sateen. $1 59 lustrous At. ish. twill At —Gymnasium Bloomers, of fine: black at quality sateen, $2 00 h : . —Regulation Bloomers, of cut full, rein- at knee; " 85c¢ black sateen, elastic ruffle At forced; small hems. —Bloomers, style similar to the 83c lot, but of a better quality ma- W $1.25 —Extra Size Bloomers, cut $1.50 terial. extra full, Store Hours, Daily 9:15 to 6:00 p.m. Specials for the Little Folks Tomorrow ~Infants' Handmade Sacques, finuhed with silk. $2.25 values. Special. finished 1 broidery. Sizes 4 t0 12 years. Special.... Kann's—Second Floor. Gymnasium Bloomers . (4 e o ele —Fall brings with it a renewal of school and college activities, and. pron course. These specially designed bloomers are well made, of reliable material, and carefully designed for freedom of movement. All of the gymnasium bloomers have Governor —Buy in doZen or case lots - S. Kann Sons Co. “THE BUSY CORNER” Penna. Ave., 8th and D Streets —Turn from the rather wdaried blase note of late summer to the invigorating thought of fall and quu;w Waists, in sizes 4 10 QQe 12 years. Special................q0u.... Children’s - Japaneze Silk Hadmadc Moc- N‘ !w Ii all I I Ocks ca int.dain blue -only. $125 values. 9c Thur:day - ..... $1.85 Bloomers and Muslin lace and em- 390 Sateen new models. —’W'ool jersey, unusually girlish and winsome, of both the plain and novelt jersey, also of Poiret twills and other materials. —The wool jersey frocks are made with pleated skirt, lon, waist basque or “jacquette” effect, with tucks at girdle. Poiret twills are in straightline styles, bright colored silk, and many are made with the smart batea neckline, with collars to match the vests. Pongee ““‘Jacquettes” or Overblouses New and Attractive for School Wear | —They are trimmed with machine | stitching. have “embroldered roil collars and cuffs, some are finished l with linen collar and cuffs, three- | quarter sleeves, and waistline line styles, finished with long side panels. —The colors include navy, brown, rust and black. shown in missesand women’s sizes— leather belt. These are in 5nu sizes from Kann's—Second Flo‘or 36 to 4 t. 2 | —Pongee Bl Styles, with tuxeds collars, and a | finish of self pleating around the icnllurs and cuffs, finished with long or three- $3 99 c 2 all in | auarter ' steeves, At Second Fioor. Sateen enough at the price ity pelts, finished with head, tail and paws. —In addition to the Fox Chokers we have a number oi B activities is the gymnasium s £ £ at this unusual price. Kann's—Second Floor. « fitting up new bedrooms this fall. Combination No. 1 Bed, | Combination No. 2 . Bed, as illustrated as {llustrated | | —Complete with cotton mat- tress and twin-link springs. —AIll sizes, Thursday, the out- " 81640 has layer-felt mattress, nd National link springs —AII sizes, Thursday the out- "$21.40 . and save. OQOur regular lines, sold exclusively in ; 2 X this store. Featuring About 150 Beautiful Patterns in Speclal —12 Rolls of "REGAL” looo-sheet Tissue Toilet Paper and one good quality toilet paper holder. it. Select from— $2.19 “High Life” Crepe— A dozen rolls, 49c —A Lase of $3.98 100 rolls —“A ntiseptic,” 1,000 sheets of crepe. A dozen rolls, - 98¢ w0 rots . $7.49 100 rolls . —“Premiu‘r‘n.” 1,000 sheets to the roll— A dozen, 110 0o . 98.69 100 rolls ... / Kann's—Third Floor. —Scotch Lace Curtains, 2} and ] 3 yards long, in Irish point, Brassels point, Swiss Tambour, Renaissance, cluny lace, antique lace effects, etc. \ —Marquisette Curtains, in filet, 3 —“Witch Hazel,” 1200 | 1 cluny, heraldic lace insertions or [ ! sheets to the roll— A dozen rolls, 8] atioorens $11.69 of 100 rolls —* Mammoth ” Tissue, 2,000 sheets'to the roll— - A dozen rolls, lace edge designs. .| —Scrim - Curtains, with: filet, fancy ' drawnwork and cluny lace ‘inserting and edge effects. J 214 yards long. In white, cream or ecru color. ° pholsteries For o':wc:;e“. $ 1 4.98 —“Blue Linen” Tissue, ngh-Grade Cretonnes | - 75 2,000 sheets to the roll— “In Large Remnant Lengths | A dozen rolls, 49¢ to 79¢ Values —Thursday, choice, 29c Tight mw"?:" m'?mnu “"&f...b?. = ; h::t-h- can be-obtained of th pattern ‘n‘t.-n! one solld color scheme for the - X woro $17.98 of 100 rolls the lot are 'FTHE EVENING STAR, WASHifiGTON D. ©, —There is always a keen pleasure at the threshold of a new season in thinking and talking about the new modes, and as frocks are so vital a part of the yew fashions, especially to’ the young woman who is going back to school and college, we feel it is a pleasure to talk to her about these particular which has had a deserved vogue in the last year, is again a favorite for school wear, and new models are The with little vests of In these new models, also, are new silk dresses in draped-‘effects and plain straight- They are A1$16.95,$19.90 and $25 0 FOX FUR CHOKERS That is all, and we wish there were twice as many, for that would not be —The lot includes Taupe Fox, also Dark Gray Fox Chokers. Three Special Combination. Offers —Should interest every householder who (,ontemplates 'Sale 750 Palrs Lace Curtains —One of the best opportunities presented this season—don’t miss Two Spe Values $3.98 to $3.98 - —Special, Thursday, Awindo lom'm T rhess are slightly -uu-a #x dlgplay samples, _offered Thursday to b ‘. 2 _\‘ b : _WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1922 Ney Turkish Batllroo- Sets (Stamped) At $2.98 and $7.50 —Good quality, with colored checked borders: one style con- sists of large show towel, guest ‘towel $ i, s.bve $2.98 —Anot'her :(};lo. ‘é"h show towel, guest towel, laundry Saewasn cioth and 97,50 Klnn I “Art Dlpt.—-l‘ourth Floor. At Least, So County Prosecutor Tells Resident; Who Resénts Light Fines. Special Dispatch to The Star. CLARENDON, Vi September 13. Consumers and distillers of intoxi- cants get scant sympathy in Arling- ton county when convicted. according to a letter by Frank L, Ball, com- monwealth’s attorney, to Frank G. Campbell, secretary of the Arlington County Civic Federation. The letter to Mr. Campbell was in r. Ball why small fines were beins assessed for violation of the prohibi- tlon act, when legislation recently enacted provides a 310 fee for the of- ficer making the arrest, In addition to {othgr punishment. Mr.'Campbell told Mr.” Ball that according to the public press flnes averaged about $2 and costs. Mr. Ball explained in reply that the fee for officers was inciuded in the costs, which made the latter far ex- ceed the fines and in the aggregate was pretty stiff on the offenders. Mr. Ball's letter explaining the sys- em of fines and corts follow: “In reply to your letter of S ; ber . regarding the payment of fees y 5 A to officers in cases of violation of the : A ; prohibition law, 1 beg to state that the { collected and paid to the officers. 1 am g il ! fied that the provision of the law i easing the fees has brought zood results in increased activity on the part of officers charged with the spe- {cial enforcement of this act and po- g lice officers in general. We have it so u . E arranged now that an officer making > 14n arrest for violation of the prohibi- ition act recelves the sum of $10 in jcase the party is convicted. and upon iscizure of a still and conviction of the party running it he receives the sum of $50. “This last provision has been | specially beneficial and has resulted i in the capture of a great many stills {not only in our own country. but others throughout the state. These jcosts have been assessed in every jconviction under the prohibition law and have been collected out of the defendants in every case in which the fine was collected. In some cases the defendants are not able to pay and serve their time out in jail, and lin such cases the state pays the of: ficer a very small fe notice also in es of drunken- sessed. This comes of the fact that the auditor has ruled that officers are entitled to regutar prohibition j fees in cases where a party is faund e {drunk in a public place. Under this o ion of the act we are now — 1 he sum of $22.50 costs. which, —— ” i i the minimum fine, neiderable punish- iment for an ordinary drunk. This i provision of the law is a c tively new one, but it is now being strictly enforced and officers are ceiving their fees. Births Reported. The following birtis have been reported to t the ‘health department in the Tast twents-four Bours : Artiur T. and Nettie F. Carlton Howard E Raymona Joseph €. Jtaymond C: All are made of good qual- rown Opossum Chokers to ofter (Day. bov. i and Meta and Ma and Bessie M. Dempsey. Loy Christopher and E Charles A, and_El aud Pu nd Grace This Drop-side Couch, as shown has the extra leg om each side. The body of Mrs. Mary McCahill, ;:DI)' to a communication asking in Manhattan. got out of an regular fees ‘provided by law are belnl - station p '"P“'lnnn B " o L ard GOETZINGER, ormerly of this city, who was killed to Oberramma York vesterda cau, arrive at board the- steamer | Majest It was accomnanied by her | Eugene P. McCahiil; her daugh- | .’ Miss Eleanor McCahill. and John | —Complete with thick cotton- filled pad. A special value Thursday, couch and mattress " $7.70 | | Kann's—Third Floor. It was sent today from New York to Lake City, Minn. where funeral are to be held Saturday | | resided at | e was with ! i | ™ Mre, Mecahill former {2132 Bancroft place. {Miss Mary Tumuity, njured_when the aceident_ occurred. GROS-GREEN N-O-T ’ GROS-GRAIN LOST. ey i gold. nine diamonds fn_center. | Liberal reward. 3133 38th st. AR Satarday night. Mrs, 30 Bamtth Heward: BRflO(‘H—-BIue l'ln!r pin, diamond In center. rd. Mrs. A. J. Ewald, 1111 10th st. n.w. 818 Ist at. mw. _ * in_vicinify of 18tk 10-W. RD CASE, h!uc kid Annapolis, mear Stone- lelgh Courts Tuesday l"ern»fln. containing 35 bill, rh‘n:e lml owner's card. Main &".'w White, Cream and Ecru l-ridl . 8. on Sligo ave. n Silver Spring, III'Q male, gray and white cat escaped from Dr. Buckingham's tru. It found please befriend and motify JMiss Middlekauff, 508 Lawrence st n.e. COLLIE—Yellow and whife, very long hair on .legs and tail; gentle and affectionate: Tack’s Phone Clev. ra; [ .u' —Madras Curtains, in attractive figured all-over designs. 2% yards long. Many can be used one to a window. \ —Grenadine Curtains, with daiffty small dot and figured de- signs and neat ruffled borders; full regilation sill length and width. Ideal styles for bed- room, living room, boudoir win- dows, etc. LS cial Lots Priced One Day Onmly Rope Portleres \ba K Moodsy. name and address In if returned 1428 T s FOX TAIL, tan. Reward. mxnm 1400 A Q| ton st n ew- L!h & Pa ave. siation andFort Bery, '":&u. Eimer Pusey, Bed Cross. (‘ ABSES—_Shell-rimmed; Thursday, Grant Cir- lm-aa on nrlntvmd or stburban cars or street, Monday It mdm"nmo optical Gor Tortsise Timmed: on T7 b Reward. J. R. North 8545-W. ~r ADGE_Presides som 2 702 10th n.e. bling four-leaf- glover; valued & reward. 1602 214t st. Phone $2.00 and upanry ‘band styles. Included in some 4." rnm!- for wu ol in an automgbjle accident on the road | ppyrs, who also ma<(”-“5 Mo LEWIS. BAYLAR. LEWIS. no:;_xsou Passcd into rest September 11.1 Tame on hai. A lMflflNSHINERS HARD HIT|POISON RUM BLINDS | | BY ARUNGTON STATUTE] - FORMER DISTRCT MAN| By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 13.—Fear- ing an epidemic orglsun rum deaths in Manhattan, pa¥alleling the ex- perience of Brooklyn, where wood alcohol has claimed a dozen victims since Labor day, the police today were seeking the source of the liquor which this morning sent three per- sons to Manhattan hospitals, two un- conscious and one blind, and blinded a woman on Staten Island Reuyben Rubins was picked up un conscious on Avenue B. When hej was revived he told the police he had forgotten where he got the liquor. Another victim, Z while the third. John H. Hopkins, ‘who came here recently from Wash- ington, found on a stoop, on Mott street, is unable to see Mrs. Blanche Forriscall, in front of Stapleton police si on Staten Island and screamed:” “I am going blind.” Her condition is serious. Upon her complaint, the police arrested two men with whom she said she had drinks last night. 4 Deaths Reported. following deaths have been reported 1o | Ith department in the la<t (wenty-four ) = . R0, 1119 6 3. . e . Caswslty Hospital government hotels, Unifin James Sulliva e T T thelr kindness and sympathy during he pesa and thanks for their bemutifs the death of our de ALLEN. Appreciati | i ! w0 | ora moth V. WALKER Bzatbs. life Tuesd - loving and evted Tuneral Frid Clurch, at 1 pm at 8 o'clack. funeral of o Funeral Friday, ok, at Ebeneser M §= UTT. T p.m., CHARL] ¢ the late Anua Rati s date 4 pm. one Lrother. thi d 3 ho YOUNG. Sumner Lodge, | CooK 1 HADDIGAN Deatys. The officers and_me No. 4. K yibian Temp bers of Clartie of P will Dleast i Wit o ol fnomy deart 1 of That he mizit o AMES SN EOY AND our dear laby. o [ LMES. LOVE. brane I eizht years aco foduy, Seniem and sisier, MARTHA LOVE. 1w ve 1 OCR - CHILDHOOD ¥ SIMMS. 10 v [ DEVOTED W AN TAYLOR, v ho. lAv\l.\l..‘\\'HF 2 u.{:ln burg. Va.. papers please o Baptist Mis: 14, at Iate vice presi A. 1. HAMILTOX. of Ladies assemble at 7 September 14 funeral of alt All Attend mee . w. TURT The officers dohn Marshall Harl You are hereby notified of our vice prosid LEWIS, Thursday, at Zion Baptist pastor. _Full at GEOR: ce " expe o PCHeAY, 4 husband’ of the late Rebece Murphy. b MORTICIANS *‘(:\ TR P v . St ington. D. 3 So12 5815 &2 l-Re-SrenreCo 208 H _STREET NW. (FORMERLY S40F STNW) PHONZ MAIN jOo8 AR Speare ~ Ciichols wss,,..,‘- Funeral Friday, September 15, at 2 pm from his davghter's residence, 616 M s.e. ROBINSON. The members of the Improved, { 3034 M St Benevolent are n MAG( n‘mnn Churen, Bev. ¥ d. pastor. X, ATRINBON. Pres. MARY ORAIG, Ret: Protective Order of Tousswnts | otificd of ‘the death of our sister. | 1 lu\nn\sn\‘ of 520 T st.. 4 and devoted Modern Chapel. N Estabiished 1841, Phoue West 86 Joseph F. erch s Sons Faneral Director and 'y in connection. Commaodious Moderate AL 1385, 2 H st ne. 1 ey Automobile Funer iryan. Fuderal, Thu September 14, at e, from. Zion | st Church, F' st bet. 3rd and 435 s.w. kFriends invited to be present. . a.m., at her residence, 520 T st n.w. Mrs. MARGARET A. ROB. { nected with the original W establishment. Phone Frank. 6626 V.L. SPEARE CO. either the SUCCESSOYS 0L NOT CON- 940 F St. N-W. )\50\ m->d member of Prince llnll apte: E. 8. Funeral Tl’lurmly !mm Zkll B llfl Church, F s 11 a.m. [embers uested to lllenfl J SCO ', Worthy Matron. 13 At Pittsburen, P %LAIJDPI[ SMITH, beloved sister of Cora V. Richard, Clarles and the late G Smith, ' Fuferal services at Famer: chapel. | n.w., Thursday, September 14. | l‘z lk 3 2 D September 11, 1022 TAMES . Lifly " Funeral from m Biltmore st., p.m. Thurs- 2 at hurch. _B; AMES LANGHOI Monday, ' Se, GERTRUDE t 2 p. UNG. o urch. All members of ‘Trinity F. and A. M., 8. R., are 1113 SE! Modern_Chapel Frank Geier’s Sons Co. ENTH ST. N.W. M‘m 2473 “Telephone. CEMETERIES. ~ FORTLINCOLN The Park Cemetery N -Sectarian Perpetunl Care Beautiful and mtmg location. 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