Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1923, Page 27

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THICAGO CIVIC OPERA . TO MAKE LONG TOUR “Jeventeen Cities Will Be Visited in Eight Weeks—Washing- J ton Not on List. ™25 PERSONS IN COMPANY; Minerary Covers Country From ) "Coast to Coast. ¥ the Associated Pross. CHICAGO, December 29.—The Chl- mgo Civio Opera Company will make A national tour of 10,000 miles at the ;:o.e of the opera season here on naary 26, and In = period of eight reeks will present grand opera In leventeen cities. it was snnounced to- y by the management. The tour will be the most extensive Me company has undertaken, the Rinerary including cities from Boston % Houston and to Sun Francisco. Two wecial trains will transport the com- | pany, Its scenery, properties and “ther equipment and about 225 per- | was. m January 25 to Febr here the arranged Tleveland, Pittsburg! jinnati, Chattanooga, Tulsa, Houston, Lo San Francisco, as City, where reh 22, be presented e elsewhere oris Godun- apin in the ti- dhe tour will end on M Fourteen operas w §n Boston. The repert ~ill consist chiefly of a Raisa with Mary Garden. . Claudia Muzio, dramatic so- will appear in Boston and and only. Miss na Ludmila, er danseuse, and the civic opera nilet will be with the company. FINDS DIABETES IN CORN‘ RESPONSIVE TO INSULIN Yxperiments Discussed by Biologist at St. Louis Con- vention. ® the Associated Press. ST. LOUIS, December 29.—Recent yeperiments with the nicotine drug and Me use of insulin in the treatment of Rabetes were among the subjects dis- apers read yesterday at the on of the Federation of Socleties for Experimental ogy in convention here. Discovery | oting fish and mice devold of | ands also was announced. V. Wilson of the University vania was elected secretary rican Biochemical Society. .. Dr. Max Hellis of the University of issouri, who has experimented with nsulin on corn sprouts and seedlings Ehowfifl that a condition almost exactly ke diabetes in humans exlsts in corn. n_this condition a small tip of the orn leaf, which ordinarily gives off vater, gives off a sugar solution in- stead.” If the seedling is immersed in f0 Josulin solution, some of the seed- ings show a phenomenal growth about twice that of the normal plant. In Other cases, the metabolism or con- . gumption of the food is so rapid that 1™4e seedlings practically burn up. PLANNING TO CLASSIFY SCHOOLS OF JOURNALISM Vould Be Rated on Merit Under Proposal Made by Council Rep- resenting Teachers. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 29.—Classifica- 4 don of schools of journalism accord- 1g to merit be undertaken by a Jouncil appointed at a joint session ®f the American Association of eachers of Journalism and the As- ‘oclation of “American Schools and Departments of Journalism in_con- [ention here. The council includes W. of Columbia University snd J. ers of Ohio State Uni- Yersity Charles H. Dennls, managing editor f the Chicago Daily News, in an ad- ress before the joint session and the American Assoclation of College » 'News Bureaus, declared the press ‘hould be held by public opinion to sigh standards of morality and of Pt A Many Other Good Values Throughout the Store, Not Advertised. —_— Telephone Main 7200 S. KANN SONSs Co. “THE BUSY CORNER” An Economy Sale for Thrifty Housekeepers —Many of the household necessities housekeepers are continually need- ing are included in this sale. Read these items carefully and see how in- expensively you can buy them. size, binets, largest with cover— $1.49 —White Enamel Wash Stand Set, consisting of bowl and pitcher. Special— —Table Oilcloth, sec- onds, plain white and colored. Special,a yd.— 29c —Glass Mixing Bowl Set, five bowls in set. Special— 69c —$1.00 Wizard Mops, for dusting, polishing, etc. Special, each— 55¢ —$27.00 Duplex Cook= ers, two-well size, all- metal case. Special— $19.98 " decorated. —Clear Crystal Bowls, with a black stands. Special— 49c —White En- _ amel Oval Dish Pan, nine-quart size. Special— 95¢ —Seventeen-piece Tea Set, of imported Japa- nese ware, prettily set— $3.98 —Cups and Saucers, of imported china, clear and transparent. Spe- cial, six cups and six saucers— 98c —Ideal Aluminum Tea Kettle, O6-quart size; extra heavy— $1.98 —Pure Aluminum Per- colator, 3-pint size, panel shape— 75¢ —Silver-plated Knives and Forks, Belmont pattern, one-half dozen each. Special, a set— $1.98 And Now for the Home These Economy Sale Items—Useful, Attractive and Inexpensive —Come early for best selection and values, Special, a —69¢ Decorated Tea Pots, with wicker han- dle, special— 25¢ —$1.49 Five-piece Toilet Set, including Wash Basin, Water Pitcher, ~ Soap Dish, Chamber, Ice Water Pitcher. Special— 98¢ —Ideal Aluminum Covered Sauce Pan, 3- quart size— 59c¢ —Pure Aluminum Rice Boiler, 2-quart size, panel shape— 79¢ —Small Size Jardi- nieres, choice at, each— 19¢ —69c Earthenware Pitchers, pint size. Spe- cial, each— 25¢ —Ideal Aluminum Lipped Sauce Pan, 2- quart size. Special— 35¢ —Quadruple - silver- plated Covered Vege- table Dishes, in many patterns. Regularly $7.98, specially priced, $5.00 —$5.98 Imported Pan- try Cereal Sets, fifteen pieces in the set. Spe- cially priced— $2.98 —Four-piece Earthen- ware Kitchen Sets, con- sisting of three mixing bowls and a salt box. Special, a set— 79c¢c —Quadruple - silver- plated Tea Set.® Reg- ularly $12.98, specially priced, $7.98 —Kitchenette Size Gar- bage Cans, of galvan- ized iron. Special, each— 37¢ —Sixteen-gallon Size Ash Cans, of galvan- ized iron. Special, $1.19 —Ash Sifters, of gal- vanized iron, Rotary model. Special, $2.39 —Galvanized Iron Wa- ter Pails, twelve-quart size. Special, each— 23c Kann’s—Third Floor. Economy Day Values in the Rug Store 34 Wilton Rugs Sizes 8%x10% and 9x12 Fr. Read Pewnna. Avg., 8th & D Streets T, odq’c. Post and Times Also Jfor Economy Sale News. Special Iniroductory Sale of the New Diaf&rm—Controlling ol Corset Commences December 31 —At the beginning of each year we put on sale in all progressive Corset Departments, a new Nemo Corset, timely in its utility and exceptional in its value. —This year's corset gives the desired straight, flat back and controls any excess flesh that may haye accumulated in front above the waistline, as it is so constructed that the flesh is not crowded over the top of the corset, but instead, is covered by it. Another Attraction Is the New Circlet No. 1924 —This new Circlet smooths over the broken lines where corset and body meet, and, by means of the Hook-Rite attachment, gives additional control to unruly diaphragm flesh. It is made in pink or white batiste with the diaphragm-controlling feature of coutil in- matching color. Sizes 36 to 48. Nemo HygienicFashion Institute, New York a For the First FPime in Diafram - Controlling Corset— These are made in pink or white Coutil and Sizes rahge from 24 to 36 Price $5.00 Kann’s History Prices Have Been Cut On the public mind accepts T Choice that all newspapers are =35 Cedar Chests. FSretozne Dragery venal and malignant,” he mg{;“ 5 ln:.._u.og ‘Ju’ E the unreliable, venal and T Eonomy Bey. st i lex, come. sHERt t newspapers are provided Iy damaged, other public itself with a protective N 3 79¢ —Consisting of <oloration that saves them from the Fraomy Diy, caches Mte which they deserve.” $20.00 o el At e R 'm_h“_ valance o match, FEAR U. S. SHIP CONEJOS, ! 5;4 :gyl. t&f.'f {':‘.:'. | & ana’ strong cast- v 35 IN CREW, FOUNDERED e Wo Trace of Vessel Which Sent —Tuble Ru: Pil SOS. Call Has Been Found in dew e s ) Black Sea. pecial’ for Beonemy Day, eac] LONDON, December 29.—It {8 feared 79¢ That the United States Shipping Board with water-proof Jieamer Conelos has foundered, inas- { —Anover plain Teatherette. and “Bre: huch as shins sent to her assistance . yelour, some " vélour roof lining. Can | eport mo t even of her lifeboats | and twestey o e O i Nothing has been heard of her since oo | S o plenty of air, and at | the Constantinovle agent of the Ship- e fhe’ same “time ‘keep f ing Board relayed an SOS mes- e engine warm. o saving she was sinking. The e pping Board steamer Clontart is [ [ —31 Sanford’s Seamless Axminster Rugs. & ring the Black sea in the vicinity —Armure Tapestry | wf Batum in the hope of picking up | Table R e | ungers, 7 Formerl, 7.45. Mon- the Conejos' captain and crew, num- ghden, = Special’ ok day .. _.}_'.?_5_. _________ $45,00 V. § Economy Day only, B - a’ ring thirty-five men, - o 2 I 5 i S I : e Conejas, which’ rexistered 800 3 e ha sine. ¥ —Size 9x12 feet, in attractive designs and pretty tons, was proceeding from Poti, north | 39¢ ey el e colorings. —In rich armure Ilr; wf Batum, for New York with s cargo ¥ Manganese ore valued at $25¢,000. catry . designs, $3.39 —200 27x54-in. Axminster ich e e e —Tdeal for gemerst Rugs. rposes, etc. . £X-SOLDIER, NEAR DEATH, e B Monday "MAKES NURSE HIS BRIDE “Seconds” Gold Seal Congoleum and Ymmediately After Ceremony Waltona Rugs —Our entire sample lin€ of Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs is included fiiakes Her Do RSy 0t A0 in this lot, as these rugs are slightly marred from handling. 000 War Risk Insurance. —In the popular patterns and colorings. 7 e Ahssiate i —Only a limited quantity, so make early selection. SYRAC N. Y., December 29.— e "'H.'?hlr.l.. e wrades, R et 3 —9x12-ft. Rugs, which if perfect would, ex Wolfe, war veteran, who s con- $8.95 $ l 3 55 . Jidered to be on his deatn bed, was | Special sell for $16.20 and $18.00. Special Mon- 9x10%4~ft. size..$1095 9x714;-ft. size ....$5.95 9x9-ft. size ......$9.95 9x6-ft. size i.v..$4.95 3,000 Square Yards ork, a nurse. Immediately after the [ Eremony the bride was made bene- Felt-Base Floor Coverings Congoleum, Certainteed, Pro-Lino and Other $59.50 Formerly $75.00 and $85.00 —Rugs of quality that will give years of real service. Choose from beautiful Oriental de- signs in rich colorings, and all of wonderful wearing quality. —25 9x12-ft. x!mrrstelcl Wilton Rugs. Formerly $ $115.00. Monday....... 98.00 —9 9x12-ft. Seam}lfu Art Loom Rugs. For- $ merly $75.00. Monday, 53.75 —34 9x12-ft. Alex. Smith’s Seamless Axminster Rugs. For- $ merly $42.45. Monday.. 3 1 045 —A wonderful value almost at factory cost. These are very closely woven, in soft colorings and have a thick nap that will wear well. The Famous EVERSHARP PENCILS For Men, Women and Children Genuine Eversharp Pencils, manufactured by, the Wahl Company. These automatic filling pencils are known for their beauty, richness and usefulness. Our entire stocks of these pencils have been reduced, supplemented by a large shipment from the makers. Many patterns and styles are shown. Silver and GoldPlated. Long pencilsformen. Medium ones for women. Small ones for the school kiddies. ; —Every pencil guaranteed. ' And remember, this is the first time Eversharp Pencils have been offered at re- duced prices. $1.00 Styles at 69c¢ $1.75 Styles at $1.19 $3.00 Styles at $2.09 $4.00 Styles at $2.75 $5.00 Styles at $3.39 Tax Included —Other Eversharp Pencils at proportionate reductions. . Kanw’s—Street Floor. & X .95 . Bpecial for nomy Day, each— $2.89 | —These covers are 1 well made, covered —Heavy r Couch. Covers, ~Velour len. . $4.45 grade. ipecial for Bpecial Economy Day, €ach $2.97 W Srecint ms.”.s. -] th and width. In —Consis of 2 side cur ns & rl:‘)f'fl;:fi:yka.o‘fln-.. warious dif- center v-l’n‘m to match. In vari- ferent colorings to select from. e ————— O ous soft plain tone colors to select from. wl&n for window or @oor use, ete: : —Made with festoon drapery val- ance top; some plain styles, otliers with tapestry bands. Wolfe is receiving $157.50 a month —Handsome Lace Bed Sots, in dif- Srom the federal government. In ferent lace effects; $5.95 to $9.95 yase of his death his widow will re- grades. Special for - ) seive $57.50 a month for twenty 6émy Day only, eet. . years. —In the assortment | Il be fou Sarious lace efects, with motl —_— I center desigos. / SEACHERS ELECT NEILSON ) LRy "qead of Smith College Chosen by e 0 0G rrasen. ope Language Group. Fa T N $7.88 hort_rolls_and Al d AREOR M Decitaey S This Cakintan hre misls ol S ~—Full rolls, short rolls and remnants. good. patterns an lity Bobbinet with neat atd ele- # o erfect: quality. The Congoleum floor covering is in lengths William Allan Neilson, president of ;fi:‘n?'y“;u borde: - complete. with ?rom 2 to 16 square yards, and many pieces can be matched. Bmith College, was elected president \ i e S of the Modern Language Association - Extra Special! R e 100 WoolFaced Seamless Brussels Rugs Size 9512 Ft. : day. - Vice presidents elected are Monday......... 15,00 —In the amsortment will be found different colorings to hermonise with almost any kind of curtain and drapery material. iciary of Wolfe's $10,000 war risk : surance. Beneficiaries before the ransfer were an uncle and aunt. Prominent Makes Regular 69¢ and 85c Grades —Choice Monday, 7 P 7 or—_ >>>2>3>3333335>55555> —Marquisette Half Sash 36c grade. Special for Econ- omy Day. Pair —Covered in light snd dark toame, “button center, reversible Various different patterns lorings to select from. estern University, and ~Samuel style. &nd ol Moore, University of Michigan. Dr. Carfeton Brown and Prof. Edward IPNW“' hot: of Bryn Mawr Col- “pasurer, respectively, & i Prof Rudolph Scheville, University of California; George O. Curme, North- Kann's—Third Floor.

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