Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1925, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1925. - * | 'ACtreSS Wre(lks COLORADO WARDEN :lo.‘\;lle]r.norlhlp h-lnc; the cr;xlrl.u :.u THREE FATALLY SHOT. Flling of the charges followed an SOVIET T0 PARDO s - 2 Pree Wrath on Her Legs, GOES ON TRIAL TODAY [ s aonea 3™ Giui | Gun Busties staged tn Oxtanom (18,165,200 BT TN VMY it "o’ an "ot oot 00| ILQQQJ},EO\. £ | | | . former warden of Sing Sing prison, County. liams, is the | Wales. Funeral services will be held b Held Chlef Asset e oo who was brought to Colorado for the s b | here under the ausplces of the Cam- - | i work by Gov. Sweet. By the Associated Press. | brian Society. Stops | B e ; Tynan Accused of Brutality and| n published statements Warden| OKEMAH, Okla., Februsry 2.—Two Welsh Chorus Head Dies. = s Receding S | - Tynan has denied all the charges|men are dead and one Is fatally wound- A Inefficiency by Former made against him and has charged that |ed as the result of three shooting #f- | SAN DIEGO, Calif, February 2.—| A thermometer that gives tempera- Jums Governor. Oshorne and Gov. Sweet are his per-|fraya In Okfuskee County early yes- [Trevor Evans, manager of the Rhond-|tures of both outside and in a 'omnl & e An unknown man was killed in Boley | singing on a tour of the United . Another shot near |States, was found dead in bed at a is in a hospital and is expected |hotel yesterday Death resulted | Calif., February ~—Lotus Thempson's job In the All Identified With Denikin| movies starrsa ner shapery 1ege, | which directors employed for “pinch and Wrangell Restored | hitting” in scenes otherwise likely |B7ftheAmeciated o to be saddened by the unlovely 1imbs | mpomas J. Tynam, warden of the to Citizenship. [ of me Colorado State penitentiary since sonal ememies. terday. da Welsh Chorus, which has been'is on the market. By the Associated Fre, ling woman This g d her a livelihood. but 9809 and nationally known as a it wounded her prid an aspirant on ofcial, will go to trial to dramatic success, d yesterday, day before the State Clvil S.yice ab to endure the situation |Commission on charge of ineffi ¥ icy, she cmptied a bo:tle of caus- | ncompetency and “brutal and inig man acid on the legs she tho treatment of pri-oners.” | at the first congress of the Soviets of | biocked her path to real acting | arges, filed by ex-Gov. W T . 2 : P the Northern Caucasus thart the | i 5 i See Sphagis Dresses Voiles, Laces and Georgettes. Sizes 2 to 8 years. At........ $29'95 ernment had decided to extend = 5, will be pri “red b amnesty to all those who during the | And the Guests Wondered. well tand _attorueys civil war were identified l. Harrison By the Associated Press ROSTOV-0; February 2 mie announced today | Srou e London Passing Show »bby (asked to fetch the cigars) Do you mesn your own, dad. or the| box that you bought speéially? ley, Republica The Peasant Blouse Premier Herriot announc the French Parllament last the council of state had r iAlsace-Lorraine was s and that “if it is necessary a representat at Rom Lo e the French gove have one.” 2 KILLED, 18 INJURED. ING, TUNING OF MOTOR, &C. THE F ST. MUSIC SHOP & MEXICO CITY, February 2.—Two persons were killed and 18 injured Saturday when a passenger train 0 Cruz was derailed near Jalapa. The 4 1N < accident is said to have been du Lozt persons killed were the engincer and fireman. = OUR OMNLY SHOP + NO OUTSIDE CONNECTIONS the train's maintaining high spe Several of the cars which left the track tore down telegraph poles thus T outting off communication by wire Stop Wasting Your Motoring Dollar anti-Soviet armies of D Wrangell, or who were ¢ with the anti-revolutionary . . R e Great Savings in the February e Bt G E N U I N E Is New at $4.98 B —This great sale event—the result of long and intensive planning— ;T,],‘:, x(:‘(;,ll]'v(ffg“:l\:"no,»s o fulle - is notables both for its remarkable savings and the great variety of B emplated measures. | 3 $7" LA new Spring Silks involved. It is indeed a time to buy liberally of the gaves It o Far ka + i 3 " phere. One model is fllls every requirement — THE [ cuffs. Sizes 36 to 42 | CABINET WORK IS PERFEC i\ ann’s—Second Floor FOR CATHOLIC RIGHTS RN ORE IS BRRRESD Kan: i Fi 3 Sl ALWAYS BEEN ACCLAIMED THE BEST--and you are as- ince, February 2 sured bettor resulfs with vour —Included are All-silk Flat Crepes, shown in 25 col- 2 20 e telnan and the Bishop of St : $ CASH DELIVERS N silk Satin Canton Crepes, shown in 15 colors; All-silk eSS e ke il AWk pevens s a parade the meeting No.210 I d 1 binati 39 inches wide. color combinations. Secghege el OTHER STYLE promises made to ce-Lorraine (Largest Stock in Washingten.) A 5 5 A L U B2 This and all other Console r Thanesnds of Xapds of Plnin. ond. - {4 g religious orders be repealed and that | Victrolas are especially DIO E Fan Sports Fabrics Offered at L] . he riehis of manifestants as Freneh| designed to accommodate any oY P 4 7 bag possesses Srrasgedheapihe - Vgghn. . s The Unusual $1.50 to $2.00 Qualities b Florentine ollca;_wit G you get front, sugg vo o f offered at so low a price. There are materials of all silk and siik and rayon, in lovely different des and color- FREE ! colorings and patterns, such as brocades, plaids, stripes, checks, all-over figured designs ings offer a and plain colors. 36 to 40 inches wide. quite as pleasi OUR EXCLUSIVE GOLD SEAL 1 Kamis 3 (1] o Other Savings Include $2.50 Silk and W ool Russian Crepes, $1.85 Yd. $2.50 AUSilk Printed Crepes—Special, $1.85 Yd. $2.00 AIL-Silk W ashable Foulards at $1.50 Yd. $1.95 AlL-Silk Crepe de Chine and Georgette, $1.29 Yd. 2.00 All-Silk Satin Charmeuse—Special, $1.59 Yd. i ) 8 $1.69 Satin Charmeuse, Special at $1.29 Yd. 7 $4.50 Silk and Wool Bengaline—Special, $2.69 Yd. $2.69 AIL-Silk Printed Georgette—Special, £1.69 Yd. ’ . Women’s Pure Thread The Flare Appears 1mn . H . Silk Hose, Special at T}, New Sorine Frock Sirine ~ b Engl ese [\ew prlng rocks ISk Broadelothmio inc Spring styles for making these fabrics, i ys tha 690 I r. Now Ready in the S R e Seconds of $1.00 and $1.50 Qualities the new Voiles s of design shoul i hasized in the fash joning. There are many Kann's—Street Floor [ J ment ed soscesenj o oinnn aynl ou Should Buy This Most Popular ale o 1KS ann s. "h/ counter-revolutionary move- 53 broidery in its frank sim = Ti ankparsi b il it e Silks you'll need this season. The other has tur THOUSANDS IN PROTEST i the VICTROLA MOTOR HAS " £3 Crepes in Four of q $7 “Pom Pom"” Sports U o Spring's Smart Weaves, Yd.. ~ Silks, in.Three Designs, Yd.. - Thirty thousand Breton Catholics at- records by means of the VICTOR - & parade the meein 0 TH]S OR ANY Heavy Crepe de Chine, shown in 35 colors. "All are wrinkling. Shown in three wonderful designs and 20 that the embassy at the Vatican be | Bag—for $5.00 —A charming collection of beautiful Silks—the best, we believe, that we have ever three times greater cost. | (-—this N7, ‘ | ( usually low price $2.00 Darbrook Awning Striped Broadcloths at $1.50 Yd. $1.95 AUL-Silk Lingerie Radium—Special, $1.29 Yd. Kann's—Street Floor. Smartest Styles at ic pattern below This New Silk Scarf —It is a special sale, offering Women’s Hose made of the finest silk in 10 and 12 strand quali- ties, at the very low price of 69c. They are made with seamless feet, seamed backs, and many have silk soles, mercerized tops; heels and toes. Select from black and a varied assortment of colors. Sizes 8% to 10. Kann's—Street Floor. —One of the new styles is very charmingly illustrated. There are flares at the side, flares in front, but the back is usually plain. The ensem- Has a 12-in. Fringe At $8.95 —Extremely smart, ¢ - only one patter these P carfs of heavy quality cr ble costume also is very pop- de chine form an im ular for spring. The materi favored are hairline stripe are roshanara, Kasharana, satin, Pl he Canton crepe, satin-striped trated s in granite, twill cords, etc. Rib- ;",{"';‘L;“d i bon, military braid, embroid- small black ered wool flowers, kid collars p"ll’.”d ot and cuffs, are trimmings, and 5 colors are the new blonde, porcelain blue, rust, green, brown, and striped effects. Buy a FRANKLIN | Series 10-C~49% more power The Lowest-Priced Car per milein the Wovld Why the Franklin holds owner records for distance runs all over the country — : . Kann's—Second Floor. - 4 / Ph{hp plPe Spring Dress Goods and New Mou;tets e ngerle Coatings ‘Are Being Cut! i - e At $1.49 and $1.69 —Only $1.95 These Are Popular Weaves —TLovely materials, handmade and’ex- Adorable .Little Dresses French Twill $ O Smart Neuvella $ - ) . 3 G quisitely hand-embroidered in attractive Flannel, yard. .. 3'5 Coatings, yard. . 6°98 for school .wear in all the delightful fashions so very important to the young miss. Many interesting phases are designs with firmly scalloped edges. The —54-inch All-wool Flannel, in —Beautiful, soft suede-finish satsodisolh e ety cleve gowns have round or V necks, are the popular colors—tan, butter- fabric, shown in almond, golden sleeveless or with kimono cap sleeves; nut, Lanvin green, almond, red, oak, rust, tan, gravel-and nec- and the chemise have built-up shoulders copper, French blue, Flemish tarine. Splendid weight for or camisole strap tops. These are un- blue, Monterey, henna, .rose, Spring coats. lines and details, and all the usally low prices—considering the qual- gray, brown, acorn and cream. Kashmira, 2 Popu- lar Fabrie, yara. 84,50 lovely new colors for_Spring Why it is the easiest car to take care of — ity. Striped Wool $ 50 Flannel, yard. .. 4- p —54-inch Kashmira, a Jovely are included. Sizes 7 to 14 Chemise Are Gowns Are Priced At Priced At —All-wool Flannel, 54 inches wide; in tan, cocoa, rose, henna, material for Spring wear, shown in white, natural, aquamarine $1.49 . $1.69 Kann's—Second Floor. = French blue, Lanvin green, with Why itis a powerful car, and yet makes 1t possible Kann's—Second Floor. silk stripes of contrasting colors. for you to stop wasting your motoring dollar. S e ann.s—Stree! oor. It is Just as Easy to Have the Best Simply turn in your present car as part payment on this powerful, economical, dependable. long-lived Franklin. Balance monthly . ence between open and closed #ppealing talk going on wou ‘Why it skids less than any other And figuring quite simple. ‘Why its braking system is the simplest. surest and But costs don't work that way O Why it never has any cooling troubles—hot or cold It's what you pay to begin, what you pay ic operats b4 P b i . weather — and what you get back when you sell. that make up motoring costs Why it is the only car that can travel all day, throttle wide open, low or high gear, without trouble or Joss And on that basis Pranklin leads the world in low of power— price per mile Why it can climb the worst hill, and leap away at the Ui DD e top without a sign of the usual engine fatigue— settles costs and s, Why 62% of last year's shipments were taken by those Hodican gLy car who were already Franklin owners— of three or four years—no re: Why it is easier on tires than any other car and there- Or one still good, but too cost fore easier on the passengers— one who would like to buy 1t se: Why it is quiet over the road. and stays quiet—seldom value . needs attention or repairs — Or » Franklin, the ten-vear quality < economical 1o run. a large m: sale value Make Your Chosce After Asking These Questions Why they give better results at a lower operating Why Franklin's 49% power increase doesn't affect it cost— economy— g—high re- ‘Why 75% of all the Franklins made in 22 years are still in use— Why so many of its principles of construction are,and can be. different— Why it can provide this acceleration— from 51025 m. p.h.in § s 4 from 10 10 40 m. p. h.1n 15 ¥/, se: from 30 10 50 m. p. h. in 16/, secon: with 100% reserve power at 40 m. p. b. Why Franklin owners can do things witn thewr cars IAE WRUEBORgackiEvI) (o0 acy O Greater satisfaction every day you own it—and the Why driving the Frankhin 1s le lowest cost per mule! FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO. HARRY W. BURR Showroom, 1503 Conn. Ave. Service, 1814 E St. N.W. Washington, D. C. Other Franklin Dealers in This Vicinity Oulpeper—Coons Bros. Motor Cov Richmond—Atlantic Motor Co., Ine. Winchester—T. H.. Sprint . Baltimore—The Franklin Motor Car. Os: —Pictorial Review and Excella Fre e Fashion Sheets for March—Now Ready—Pattern Counter. Penna. Av‘e.v 8th and D