Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1923, Page 12

1o RUM BRIBE CHARGE STIRS N Y. POLICE Captain Resigns When Blam- ed for Not Exposing De- mand for Hush Money. Spectal Dispateh to The Star. NEW YORK, September 12.—An- other chapter in the charge that high mattors of personal peril, it is only heman_that some of the, thousands of New York cops and ‘higher ul should be tempted by the “big morey !which is always to be had for the asking in the jlllcit HJ\I?‘Y trade now ‘was never better when the recent order for & ‘“cléan- up” of the saloons was sent out by Commiseioner Envight. It was freely charged at this time that since the repeal of the state prohibition law the saloonkeepers had beerr ignoring the The new order, it was sald. would have the effect of reminding the saloon men that the local police were still on the job and would have to “be seen” as heretofore, despite the lack of a state law. So far as can be observed thers has been no considerable “drying up” of the metropolis since the order was local police, feeling they were free |from interference from ‘that source.: 66x80-inch Pare-Wool Blankets ~—Well made of splendid materials, white, with pink, rose, lavender or blue border, finished with colored binding to match the color in the . border; also block plaids in. good colors; good welght. Sale price, & $5,95 pair . Kann's—Street Floor. 3 Telephone Main 7200 MEMBER BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU “THE BUSY CORNER” S. KANN Sons Co. Penna. Ave., 8th & D Streets Women’s 16-Button-Length W ashable Chamoisette Gloves ok $1.50 —Tu-tone heavy stitched backs, in silver, mode, beige, fawn, beaver and sable. Kann's—Street. Floor, G The Smartness of a Beautiful 2,400 Pairs of Children’s School Hosiery . Two Lots of Seconds, One Lot First Quality —We have taken many of these right out of stock to offer them at a very special price for Thursday. |, —We do this to bring more forcibly to the attention of Washington parents the excellent lines of children’s hosiery we carry. officers of the New York police de-|jssued. As a matter of fact, there partment have been engaged In rum (has not been even an increase In s Sneral baoticas prices. The highball seeems to be unning and general bootlegsing has |PREER (Che SETHG FOTOLE 28 75 been written in the voluntary retire- throw,” while real beer nent from the department of Capt.|ra from 50 to 60 c‘cn(! uhho:’nle. Batric ¥ acti e vou move up town from the bat- Patrick J. Randles, acting head of {18 ¥oU V8, 1P A0N 20" Thad s | the detective burcau bottles, ranging from 75 centsto $1.50. Capt. Randles had told In court|Meantime ‘the court Inquiry into Aher twio Stihte 2 S ; arges of grafting and bottlegging that two of his detectives confessed | ity the police department itself is to having demanded $2.500 each to|going forward quietly, but effectively, allow 2 load of liquor to pass. The |and further developments are expect- detectives never got the money. he |®d 80Y sald, because they became frightened when informed that the liquor was the property of Police Inspectors O'Brien and Thor and Capt. O'Connor. Enright Waxes Wroth, lew with Police Fox Choker —Is demonstrated by our assortment of lovely, lus- trous new models— all moderately priced. —Fox Chokers at— , $49.50 —An unusual assortment in natural red, or brown. Carefully sefected pelts of silky quality and com- pletely trimmed with head, tail and paws. '——Although,the assortment is large, we have not all: éolors, nor all makes in every size. 3 —745 Pairs Children’s Cotton Ribbed Hose (Seconds), but the flaws are very slight. They are in black only, in sizes 5%, to 9V4. cial, a pair Niloak Pottery— If you have never had an dppor- tunity to watch the process of pot tery manufgeture rou will be nn_‘ doubly interested in the demon- st axlg e stration we are’going to have at EpmunlCiees ops from September 17th to ABeyt and Mos-i 1. We have urranged gfor the € complete process 1o take place right here—you will see the vari-colovéd clays blended and khlm:q into the charmingly original shapes and de- signs which have made Niloak Pot- tery Justly famous. Be sure that you see this demonstration, —730 Pairs Children’s Fine Mercer- ized Cotton Ribbed Hose (Seconds). Unusually good quality; choice of Russian tan and black only. 19 Ped Very unusual value at, pair —925 Pairs Children’s Fine Cotton Ribbed Hose, light and medium styles. These are first quality, in different weights, choice of black, white and cordovan; not all'sizes of 29C 29.75 —New shipment of very attractive Fox Chokers, in light or dark shades. All good quality, durable pelts. ... $6.50 —This_special lot consists of brown and taupe Fox Chokers, and the price is most unusual. Crepe Frocks Continl’e Kann’s—Second Fl.oor. Favorites " —Fashion will not permit the pretty, convenient and really serv- iceable crepe dresses to be super- seded. —Many new models are shown here in various kinds of crepe— Flat crepe, Satin crepe, Brocade crepe and Jacquard crepe, also in lustrous satin. G \ —The styles include the new 33.'.'.'&3";321&"‘ figls'!?:i flounce effect, circular styles, with ji i ne J rog, -in many folds, etc. —Sleeves are long in the new styles, and many of these dresses show decidedly new neck lines. L Sian pk o $2.95 —Trimmings are velvet ribbon, tucks, Slue. AL . braiding and fancy buckles. i @ —Infants’ Crepe de Chine Strap Slip- Misses’ Sizes, 16 to 18 pers, embroidered on toes, Women's Sizes, 36 to 46 in pink and blue. At 95 C At $29.7 5 —Infants Crepe de’ Chine Bootee Shoes, embroidered, in pink 79 C Kanm's—Second Floor. { each color or make. Very specially priced. A pair. volice comr nough fc sstoner I Kann's—Street Floor. e A Fall Coat Is Needed —uwhen you feel a slight chill in the air, and when even your new wool frock seems a little cool. We have a very well selected, attractive assortment of new models At $49.75 ~Wie know you will be almost cer- tain to find something to please among them, particularly if you are looking for good quality at a low price. —These new fall models are in the straightline and wrap-around side-tie styles. —The color line includes navy, kit fox, brown and an excellent assort- ment of black. —Some have generous fur collars, while others have collars of self ma- terial. —AIl are fully lined and warmly in- terlined and sizes are from 36 to 4. Kann's—Second Floor. ey of graft, extors gging which have t his department 2 uviHier and Mag- an, he has made- public of letters from citizens com- & the police. the le The National Remembrance Shop (Mr. Foster's Shop.) 14th Sg, One door from Pa. Ave Also 1229 Pa. Ave. For Little Folks We Feature Dainty Things 3. Wee Babies Need 2 rms and soon set ly this should York that its force is 5 —Madeira Hand-embroidered Scal- loped Pillow Slips at $‘ -00 —Infants’ White Crepe de Chine Bon- nets, lace trimmed, special. .. 5 95C ork bluecoats and to in recovering stolen There never kas been the ew York cop. He is dy at any time to sacrifice his life the performance of his duty. All| of these city Kuardla]ns . uffed out lately by the | Round it Sy wmExcursion | vears ago a member of the police force publicly stripped of his ge, his buttons and his other in- gnia for what was regarded as a ck of courage. He was the excep- 1, the one in a hundred thousand. | Bravery Unquestioned. The, record of the department for daring and bravery needed none of | the letters of commendation made | public by Commissioner Enright. Res- *ues from fires in the tenement dis- drownings along. ed water front, from traffic ac. s in the jam of the city street: ar numerous as to become afmos The old picturesque in —Baby Bunting, of Jap Silk, with hood; daintily embroidered on hood and down front, in pink and $ blue. At. 6-95 —Plain Buntings, without embroidery at $5.95. one style with printed floral design’ center and pink or blue border, the other style Sunday, September 16 SPECIAL THROUGH TRAIN Via Delaware River Bridge Eastern Standard Time Leaves Washington <01 AN, Returning, leaves 5. Catolina’ Av. 5:30 P.M. Tickets on sale Friday preceding Excursion at Consolidated Tickat ofice, 18th and & Streets N.W., and Union Station. ahead to stop a run- “and rescue the wéman or rider are missing now- I + "the periis ot the strects || Pennsylvania R.R. System ! and blue; silk ties. At.... Kann's—Second Floor. ¥ s~ ed many fold. ' Despite their personal bravery in REG.U.S.PAT. OFF - . - FEPRIIS = S R Special Thursday Sale F. o rms W ael in Hr Fall Millinery Styles —Taking the matter of color alone, one may se- lect from new greens, oak shades, sand, brown, navy and black. All the hats are beautifully trimmed with glycerine fancies, flowers, ribbons, quills, ostrich feathers, etc. —1It is in the shapes and materials chiefly that ymost latitude ik per- mitted, however. Styles Include: Choice [ Hats for bobbedi | - Materials Are: | hair. | $ 7 | Lyons velvet. Hats for the ma- | . 1 Felt tron. [ | D | Hats for the! | Duvetyn younger set. ! | Hatter’s Plush Dress Hats. " J ? : For 50 Purchasers Only Alex. Smith’s Seamless High-Pile Axminister Rugs “Seconds” There are only 50 of them. - 9x12-ft. size, slightly imperfect. - % Choice, Thursday —The perfect quality in this same size and grade sells for $47.45. —The slight shadings or irregularities in the weave cause them to be classed as seconds, but this does not affect the wear, and makes very little difference in the appearance, but does _affect the price, lowering it very materially. —The designs include Oriental and floral patterns, in a splendid range of bright cheerful colorings, including blue, rose, tan, red, green and taupe shades. —Heavy Rubber —27x54-in. Velvet Rugs, Thursd:y, each Thursday, each 2 $2 . 9 5 Kann’s—Third Floor” Complete Bed Ouwts 750 Pairs Lace Curtains “Simmons,” “Rome,” “Ideal” and Other Guaranteed Makes Unusual values in this sale —You will need them when you go into the new house or to- refurnish bedrooms in your present home. Ideal or Simmons Metal Bed Outfits In wood finishes e $199% —Twin and double sizes; two-inch, heavy-tubing bed, with 10 strong filling rods. Extra strong double-link guaranteed spring. Thick, soft, all-cotton mattress. Special for One Day All Layer Felt 4-Row Imperial Stitched Mattresses That sell regularly at $19.95 — 2 Thursday Only . 154 vered with art ticking, .filled with a ity layer felt that is soft and resilient. 275 Wizard Combinations Complete Tomorrow Each 64c —A liberal size bottle of polish and a regular one dollar mop. Come carly for a set. Kann's—Third Floor. LT VN IR TR TR AT Special Drices on Look for Seals of Quality When You Buy Baby’s Carriage HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELD Reed znd Fibre Carriages, “built to fit the Baby’’, have served Mothers and Babies for three generations. The red seal on the hub of each wheel is a guarantee of quality. Look for it. B AT AT U TG TR T @ Yourdealer, offering a variety of styles and colors, will rec- ommend these carriages, con- " fident that their excellence will ] = help to number you among his \ permanent customers, —1In about 150 beautiful patterns, in white, cream color and ecru Special Thursday $2 .95 : Pair Scotch Lace Curtains, 2}4 yards lendid —Madras Curtains, in attractive Mirro: Aluminum For 97 years Heywood- Wakefield has been bul Seoitsvari and fibre for every room —at your dealer’s. —Do ublebed size, finest lacquered; abso- Jutely guaranteed; straight-post style. The spring is very strong, double link, made on heavy tubing. The mat- tress is filled with soft, ¢ clean, new cotton. Kann's—Third Floor. Pgrcolators ——Regularly $2.30, Spe- cial tomorrow at— ¥ $1.69 -—2-quart size, with ebon- “ided handle, welded spout and sunray finish. Kann's—Third Fl long, in Irish point, Brussels point, S‘v‘rgis s Tambour, Renaissance, Cluny lace, antique lace effects, etc. —Marquisette Curtains, in filet, cluny, heraldic lace insertions or lace edge designs. —Serim Curtains, with filet, fancy drawnwork and cluny lace inser- _tions and edge effects. 2% yards long. In white, cream and ecri. figured all-over designs, 24 yards long. Many can be used one to a window. —Grenadine Curtains, with dainty small dot and figured designs, neat ruffled borders. Full regulation sill length and width. Ideal styles for bedroom, living room, ete. . Kann’s—Third Floor.