Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1923, Page 24

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The mighty healing power of | PETERSON’S OINTMENT brings success after others fail. Use it to clear up a blemished skin, for that terrible itching and eczema. It never disappoints — 35¢ at all druggisis. I Hair is Turping 13y, use Sage Iea YOU can turn gray, faded hair beautifully dark and lustrous almost over night if you'll get a bottle of “Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com= ound” at any drug store. gh]!ions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea Recipe, im- proved by the addition of other ingredients, are sold an- nually, says a well-known druggist here, because it dark- ens the hair so naturally and {after claiming priorities as common | evenly that no,one can tell it has been applied. 5 “ Those whose hair is turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise awaiting them, be- cause after one or two appli- cations the gray hair vanishes and your locks iecomg luxuri= antly dark and beautiful. This is the age of youth. Gray-haired, unattractive folks aren’t wanted around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Ccn‘gpound to-night and you'll be delighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful appearance within a few days. REPLES T0FESS ON VOLSTEAD AC Gov. Smith Defends Demand of Legislature for Modifica- tion of Law. By the Awsoc'ated Press. ALBANY, N. Y.. March 27.—Gov. Smith today made public a letter r plying to United States Senator Fess, republican, Ohlo, who recently took exception to the action of the New York legislature in memorializing Congress for modification of the Vol- stead act. “We ask for a reasonable congres- slonal interpretation of .what cor etitutes an intoxicating beverage, was the keynote of the governor's letter, which declared that New York state was not asking laxity In en- forcement of the federal prohibition aws. Tllegal Trafe Cited, “We have had illegal traffic in liquors and officlal corruption.” sald the governor's letter. “The latter is clearly prover v the brevity of the official life of many that Tepresent the govern t in the enforcement of the Volsi i act, and their sum- mary removal or transfer from this district is usually under the shadow of suspicion, The moving pictures depicting the weekly ne fleet of rum boats lyin the three-mile limit. T! of whisky across the ¢ der has become a notorious abuse. “People who for years were used to a harmless glass of beer have been put upon a whisky diet “I am Impressed by the figures vou give of the vote in your own State on 2.75 per cent beer, as well as the vote of Michigan and Cali- fornta. Why not settle the question for all time and provide for that vote In every state, with Congress fixing 2.75 per cent as a maximum alcoholic content and allowing the popular vote to fix the minimum? That, surely, is democratic govern- ment. Declared “Volee of People.” “It is the voice of the people themselves and if that is mnot the essence of democracy., then we had better turn the key in the door and g0 out of business.” The governor took Senator Fess to task for “intellectual intolerance,” intellectual intolerance of those like yourself, who favor theo- retical total abstinence instead of genuine temperane is well {llustrated in_your communication. “The New York legislature, c sisting of one democratic and one re- publican house, exercises its tradi- tional right to memoralize Congress favoring the amendment of a federal statute. GARY, IND., OFFICIALS , DENY “SHAKEDOWN” Continue to Attack Government Charges in Alleged “Liquor | Conspiracy.” BY the Associated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. March 27— Further attacks on government tes- timony regarding the existence of an alleged graft ring composed of Gary | officials, who, witnesses declared, preved on bootleggers, were sched- uled for today in the Lake county liquor conspiracy trial in federal court here. Charges that Gary officials caused the arrest of prohibition viola- tors, confiscated their liquor, then re- sold it and divided the proceeds among themselves, were branded as false by defense witnesses testifying at last night's court session. Other government testimony regardng the alleged “shakedown” system employ- ed in obtaining money from the boot- leggers for letting them off without prison sentences, also was denied by the defendants. City court records of the liquor cases in question, were in- troduced as evidence by the defense to bear out the defendant's testimony. Many character witnesses were called by the defense yesterday and testified regarding the integrity and high standing of the defendants. PRIORITY VIOLATIONS BRING $50,000 FINE Railroad and Terminal Company Assessed $25,000 Each for Diverting Fuel. By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, March 27.—Fines of $25,000 each, plus costs, were paid vesterday in federal court by the Newburg and South Shore rallroad and the Lake Terminal Company, aft- er both had confessed to fifty violg- tions of the 1922 fuel priority rul- ings of the Interstate Commerce Com- | mission. They paid $500 fines for| each violation, | Both companies are alleged to have recelved fifty carloads of coal during | the coal strike In the summer of 1922 | carriers. Instead of converting this| to its own use, the Terminal com- pany Is sald to have turned its con- signment over to the National Tube Company, in Lorraine, and the New- | burg and South Shore, its consign-| ment to the Newburg plant of thei American Steel and Wire Company. | All four concerns involved are said to be subsidiaries of the United States | Steel Corporation. i FUNERAL OF MRS. BURBAGE. | Funeral services for Mrs, William | D Burbage, elghty-three years old, | widow of Capt. Willlam Dryden Burbage, who died Saturday at the ! home of her daughter, Mrs. Hugo Hesselback, 1415 20th 6treet morth- west, were held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hesselback. The interment was in Arlington national cemetery. Rev. Dr. Charles Wood of | the Church of the Covenant officiated. | Mrs. Burbage and her husband were natives of Ohlo, They came to this city in 1869, H for Brides The Easter bride who receives Henderson Fur- niture will treasure the gift a lifetime. Many odd pieces of Mahogany at Impressively Reason- able Prices. THE Easter Cards —Many different kinds here, and all very beautiful. Make your selections Wednesday. Stationery—Street Floor. Banded - EVENING BTAR, 'WASHINGTON, D: U, TUESDAY, “AROC S. KANN SONS Co. Penna. Ave., 8th & D Streets Telephone Main 7200 “THE BUSY CORNER” New Spring Suits —The Three-piece Suits are made of Twill cords, in gray, and black, in blouse and box coat models. —The trimmings are tucking, some with fold of self material, and some have the coat all-over braided with soutache braid. The bodices of these suits are made of Paisley and plain crepe de chine. —Two-piece models are made in Mandarin coat style, some short tai- lored coats, others long coats, and still others in box and blouse styles. Colors are sand, gray, navy and black. Misses’ and women'’s sizes. Kann’s—Second Floor. Hats in Various Styles Our $5.00 Hats—Special for Wednesday Only $3.95 —They consist of liseres, barnyard straws, chips, Milans, tagals, also a few patent Milans; sailors and other styles, some have cushion brim. —The colors are black, brown, navy, orchid, Copenhagen, almond green, red and various combinations, including black and white, navy and white, brown and sand, brown and white. —All are silk lined and are Kann's—Second Floor. Silk Top Union Suits —These have fine ribbed cotton body. with glove silk tops. They are made in bod- ten style, with taney ribbon shoulder straps, tailored reinforced. —Regular Bizes, each— $2.00 —Extra sizes, Women’s Imported Gauntlet Gloves A Pair, Wednesday $3.50 —Glace kid, strap-wrist gauntlet Gloves, P. K. sewn, with heavy stitched backs, in tan, brown, mode and black with white; soft pliable skins. —Women' auede finin 13-button length Gloves, with spear point, selt stitched backs, in walnut, cafe, cov- . and ilght gray A pair . Kann's—S$treet Floor. Are Your Liule Folks Ready to i & . —Filled Baskets—Bcautiful baskets, trim- med elaborately with colored ribbons and filled with the Yi —Easter Rolly Polly, paint- ed in beautiful colors, con- sisting of chicks, roosters and rabbits. Priced— 49c to $1.95 —Far Rabbits, in diferent postures. Some are mechan- 1cal; others are used for candy holders. Priced from— 49¢c to $4.95 —Big assortment of Plush Rabbits, Ducks and Chicks from— 25¢c to $1.00 trimmed with sashes or ribbon bands. > Trimmed Net Guimpes % —For wear with Easter suits or dresses. —They are made of net, with full irill jabot front, and are trimmed with real Irish or real filet lace and imitation val. In cream color and white. At $1.75, $2.25, Up to $6.50 Kann's—Street Floor. Light Colored Percales —In pretty light colorings, stripes, checks and small figures, in pretty colors, in black, blue, lavender, tan and brown. New styles and excellent quality, ready to make up the new house frocks, bunga- low aprons, men’s and boys’ shirts and children’s little dresses, rompérs, etc. 25¢ the new —An unusual value at our price, a yard Kann’s—Street Floor. The “Hollywood™ Pump —This is it. The very latest —And one of the smartest —Of the Season’s new footwear creations. —The “Hollywood” is made of patent leather, or of black satin or dull kid. —And it has black suede cut-out on the side. —The “Hollywood” has the smart Spanish heels. —And the Price, Easter Box Filled With Candy Eggs —A delight for the little folks to reccive on Easter morning. Each 10c —Easter Crates, with bonbons and chocolate eggs. 25C A crate Kann's—Street Floor. HANDKERCHIEFS At a Very Popular Price —Women's Colored Linen Novelty Sport Handkerchiefs, both hand and machine mbroldered. —Hand - made All-linen Real Madeira Handkerchiefs. =Sheer and dainty French Voile Hand- hiefs, in white and novelty cross- 2r, and colored striped border effects. —Lissue Handkerchiefs, in & number of dainty combination colored border af- feots. The colors are guaranteed. A new handkerchief if the one you purchase loses {ts color in laundering. Accept President Harding's Annual Treat for the Kiddies— The Egg Rolling On Easter Monday —Be prepared. Only a few days more to buy the Easter ‘baskets and Easter toys for § your children. - Kann's—Street Floor. ________“ Hats, Coats, Dresses Ready for the Little Folks’ Easter ~New Hats—an assortment that provides for the needs of the little folks in an unsurpassed array, ranging in price from— $1.95 to $9.75 —Children’s Coats and Capes, made of tweed and homespun, finely tailored. The capes have slashed armholes, trimmed with bone buttons. The coats are also beautifully tailored and finished with belts; have- little pockets and are lined throughout. Sizes 2 to 6. At— $5.95 and $6.95 —Children’s Dresses, in a wonderful assortment of taffetas, crepe ge Ehineshand Paisley, in tan, henna, navy an openhagen. Sizes 8 to 14. At . $ 1 2'75 —Others from $14.75 to $2975. ~Children’s Coats, of crepe de chine and pongee, for little folks up to 2 years of age. Coats are silk lined and ornamented with hand-embroidery, in pink, blue and pongee color. Priced from— $9.75 to $16.75 . L. ~Tailored Hats in pretty poke effects, with trimming of ribbon sashes, many paisley effects, and other tailored styles; 53 95 plain colors or combination of novelty straw. At. . —Chic but Inexpensive Little Poke Shapes, in c - $2 95 nation' with pretty ribbon trimmings. At....ccuis.casen 2 Kann’s—Second Floor. X —We have a wonder- F/ [ ful assortment of filled ) baskets to sclect from 7 if you haven’t time to fill them for yourself. test Easter toys. Priced— 29c to $4.95 —Natural —Carts and Wheelbarrows, filled with the latest 95 novelties. At....... C —Stuffed Rabbits, made of flannel and stuffed with a slo(t mafter;:ol; dressed as clowns; for boys and girls. Special . 95¢ Kann’s—Street and Fourth Floors. —Purchases in thie store shipped free to any part of the U. S. New Easter Blouses —A new assortment just in, with everything that is the latest and most desirable. —Paisley silk, Roshanara crepe, crepe de chine and necktie silk blouses. —They are made in slip-over, waist line, jacquette, and over- blouse effects. —The colors are plain navy, bisque, fallow, white, light blue and green. —AIll the season’s newest effects in Egyptian, oriental and Paisley color combinations. —Three-quarter and long sleeves, “V,” round and square necks ; sizes 36 to 46. epe e Chine and ium l Silk: Chemise —Those of radium silk have a camisole top with dainty val lace inserting and edge; others are trimmed in filet lace, with rib- bon straps, and still others tai- lored style, hem- stitched. $3'50 —Envelope Chemise, made of a good quality radium and crepe de chine. These are quite elab- orately trimmed in val and Calais lace, two-toned ribbon, with straps of lace, ribbon or self straps over the shoulder. Tk lors flesh, he colors are ve;\‘( 55.00 orchid, honeydev Kann’s—Second Floor. —Very Smart, a Pair —Extra length, pure thread silk body, mercerized elastic flare top hosiery. Made with narrow ankle and foot. Extra high, and heavy pure silk splicing, pure silk soles, seamless feet, has regular seam in the back. —The colors are cordovan, pearl, polo, beaver, sand, silver, light castor, otter, cinnamon, riusset and black. Kann’s—Street Floor. New Draped Effects Wrap-Around Skirts, Ete. In Easter Frocks At $25.00 —Of crepes, chiefly, of course, including Canton crepe, printed crepe, paisley crepe and crepe de chine. Dresses that are suitable for street and afternoon wear. —The styles in- clude the new draped effects, wrap-around skirts, new panel styles, etc. —The trimmings are of beads, rib- bons, buttons, e m broidery and fine braiding. New neck lines and sleeves are shown in these charming new models. The colors are gray, tan, rose, navy, all white and black. . A —A full range of sizes to select from in misses’ and women’s models. Kann’s—Second Floor.