Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1924, Page 14

" 14 PRIZE PEAGEPLANS | CHOSEN N FRANE Winner Urges United States : of Europe Through Agency of Leadle. By the Assoclated Press. eptember 1.—The prize S s in the French section the competition for the prizes offered by Edward A. Filene of Bos- ton, and summaries of the articles of the second and third prize winners, Wwere made public yesterday. The Rames of the winners will be made known before the end of September. The prizes in the French competi- tion are the first to be allotted. “Those in the competitions in England. Germany and Italy will be awarded | later. Urges Inner League. | BOSTON, September 1.—The plan which has been awarded first prize ©of 100,000 francs out of 5319 plans submitted for the French peace awards inaugurated by Edward A.| Filene of this city «as made public | last night. The name of the winner | was not announced. The award was | made by a jury of distinguished &renchmen. | winn an a es the | h Europe | sult of the World War | a solution for each. nding feature of the plan Js a proposal for a European league of nations within a world yeague of Pations which would in effect result Surope, form- ing a single economic unit and pre- ¥enting a common political front. Judging of plans submitted _for similar awards in Great Britain, Ger- many and Italy has been completed &nd the winning plans will be made public later. Mr. Filene offered $10,000 in prizes in each of the four tountries. The nd prize-winning French plan, wing an award of 30,000/ francs, denounces former national- istic policies and proposes certain New international solutions. It holds that by security is not meant guar- anty against defeat, but the certainty ©of not having to prepare for war. It advocates mutual guarantees and as- sistance and combined reduction of armaments. It condemns annexa- tions, supports the Dawes plan of reparations, and declares interallied @cbts must be reduced and exchange stabilized. The League of Nations is criticized | as inadequate, and the plan advocates full legislati cutive and judicial power backed by armed force. It stresses the necessity for combating mationalistic spirit and batreds. EVANS CLAIMS KLAN CAN BACK EITHER PARTY| Says Members Have Means of Vot-| ing Their Convictions in Both Major Groups. By the Associated Press. iH, September 1.—Mem- | bers of the Ku Klux Klan can con-! scientiously support candidates of either of the two major parties in| the present political campaign, H. W. Bvans, imperial wizard of the organ- | ization, declared in a formal statement Bere last night | “There are in America, Mr. E said, “two great political part the Republican and Democratic ties. These two great parties in emn convention this vear adopted | platforms which provide a home in either party for the conscientious | klansmen thereof. These two par- ties provide a natural outlet for an expression of public opinion with re- gard to approving or disapproving | the policy of the administration in power.” . Julius Caesar was the name borne by a man convicted of bootlegging in Pasadena. Do You Want a Home In Chevy Chase? QUINTER, THOMAS & CO. Main 8416 PINPLES ON FACE, AND CHEST Hard and Red. Itched and Burned. Cuticura Heals, “ My trouble began with an jtch- ing and burning of the face and chest. Later pimples broke out that were hard and red and festered. The irritation caused me to scratch the affected parts, and“the trouble lasted about six months. “1 tried different preparations but found no results. I read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap! and Ointment and puschased some, and after using four cakes of Cuticura Soap and four boxes of| Cuticura Ointment I was com- pletely healed.” (Signed) Mrs. Helen Taylor, 1630 St. Peter St., New Orleans, La. Give Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum the c2ve of your skin. narvee e FLIES iz, Mosquitoes THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, 'SEPTEMBER 1, 1924.° Our Newly Remodeled ps Invite Yu Tomorrow to Kann’s Fall Opening Sale of Lingerie Planned Months in Advance to Offer You Best Values Pretty New Silk Gowns At $4.95 —The woman who is fond of pretty things will be at- tracted to these dainty creations made of heavy quality crepe de ciine, in flesh, white, peach and orchid tints, beautifully trimmed with Irish, Venise and valenciennes laces. Also a pretty tailored style of radium silk with square neck, val lace insertion” and shirring trimmed. Some of the styles shown above. Cotton Gowns $1.39 Regularly $1.95 —These are nice for the girls who go away to school, espe- cially when many are needed, and they are as attractive and inex- pensive as these. Made of fine voiles, batistes and Windsor crepes, with different shape necks, lace and embroidery trimmed. Regularly $1.95 —DMade of a fine quality English satinette, these are splendid for year-round wear. Are in fancy striped patterns, with hemstitched tops. In white, flesh, brown, navy and black. Ci'epe Pajamas w At $1.39 Regularly $1.95 —Charming little two-piece mod- els, made of Windsor crepe, in pink,- orchid and maize, with white blocks. Have square necks with white borders. These are favorites among college girls. Batiste Gowns At 95¢ —Fine quality batiste gowns, in flesh and honeydew shades, made in novel French effect, with trim- ming of plain pipings and black stitching. Buy several of these for personal use or for practical and in- expensive Christmas gifts. Sports Sweaters At $4.95 —Novel Sports Sweaters for gen- eral wear, rjade in the popular slip-over style, with the smart high neck lise and long sleeves. Are of findly woven all-wool yarns in white with contrastin; colors or brown. an trimmed wit! Pficaq 14‘&'55'0 Unusually Low Prices on Lin- gerie, Corsets, Brassieres, Etc. —For months past we have had this great event in mind, and are now ready with a beautiful new department, including lingerie,corsets and negliges, for our Fall Opening Sale with wonderfully low prices to offer. Manufacturers have been generous in co-op- erating with us for this occasion, and the merchandise offered is typical of the fine quality things that Kann’s always have offered in these lines. The prices you will immediately recognize as being unusual. —The Corset and Brassiere Sections have been moved to a more secluded place in the same department, with new fitting rooms for the convenience of our many patrons. A complete stock of Rubber Reducing Garments is shown, and experienced corsetieres are in attendance. —The corset items represent manufacturer’s special close-out lots and materials of which they had only a limited quantity, and to co-operate with us in this sale they named prices that represent about one-half of their real value. The Sale Will Continite Through the Week With Special Items Every Day Specials in Corsets and Brassieres Treo Elastic De Bevoise Girdle Regularly $6.50 $2.95 —Made of beautiful C-B Claspon Girdle “Bien-Jolie” Corsette Regularly $6 & $6.75 Regularly $5.00 $245 $345 & —DMade of beautiful —Made of fancy —Made of elastic brocade or heavy brocade material and brocade, with elastic and silk brocade, pink satin, with elas- silk elastic, satin goresand extra sup- with fancy braid- tic gores and three bound. Sizes 24 to portover diaphragm. trimmed top. Sizes sets of hose sup- 36. Sizes 32 to 48. 24 to 36. porters, Corsette Regularly $5.00 $2.00 “Bien-Jolie” Brassieres —In the popular jacquette and bandeau models, made of beautiful plain and bro- caded materials. = Reg. $1.50 Brassieres.. ...75¢ Reg. $2.00 Brassieres. ... .$1.00 Reg. $3.00 Brassieres. . .$1.50 Reg. $4.00 and $5.00 Brassieres. .$2.00 “Model” Brassiéres and Bandeaux —Made of satin brocaded materials, laces and ribbons. Reg. 59c to 75c values... ...39%c Reg. 85c to $1.00 values. .49c Reg. $1.50 values, special ...75¢ Reg. $2.00 to $3.00 values. . .$1.00 A Personal Demonstration by an Expert Corsetiere Will be given of the L”IacklanRedacmg Girdle September 2nd to 6th —Come in and Ie\ the expert corsetiere direct from the Madame X Company give you a personal demonstration of this wonderful reducing girdle. i —Madame X Reducing Girdle makes you look thin while you are getting thin. It is made of the highest quality of rubber, and will give you perfect comfort while you sit, work or play. 9 Penna Ave. 8th and D Sts. Lovely Sample Negligees At $9.75 One of a Kind—$13.75 to $22.75 Values —Haven't you wished for a long time that you had a beautiful new 1 t hesitated in getting one through thoughts of your being a little extravagant? Now is your wonderful chance. There are pretty crepe de chine, satin and taffeta neg- ligees in the attractive coat style, or trimmed with laces, geor- gettes and touches of hand-embroidery. Are shown in dainty shades. Two styles are sketched above. CorduroyRobes At $4.95 Regularly $7.50 colder days ahead, Cor- Robes are always needed. e are of embossed wide-wale corduroy, made with double tux- and have two pockets mull lining to match. gen, vittory, purple, Costume Slips At $2.95 Regularly $3.95 —Just think of having a splendid quality tub silk costume slip, and only paying $295 for it. And you may choose from tan, Copen, gray, flesh, white, black, cocoa, brown and green. Have hip hems and hem- stitched tops. “Marveltex” Slips At $1.95 Regularly $2.95 —These may be worn under sheer party frocks. Marveltex is a silk and cotton material, and these are shown in white, peach, al- mond, coral, orchid, maize, nile, marine and black. Have hip- depth hems. Sateen Slips At $1.00 —Pretty quality sateen costume slips, trimmed with colored stitch- ing and flowered insets, ax}d have pleated flounces. These are in navy, brown, black and gray. Also all- black with plain or pleated flounce. At this special price you may buy several costume slips, and the total cost would be but little. Overblouse Sweaters At $6.75 Regylarly $8.75 —These may be worn with ar without a waist. Are made of fine yarns, in beautiful color combinations. Are made with novel collars, or collarless, and have the popular kimono or cap sleeves. This style is popular with the girls.