Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1925, Page 11

EX-SLAVE DIES WEALTHY,| HYLAN IS EXPEEIE KNOWN AS POTATO KING | TOBOLT TAMMANY " £ . lowing Civil War. By the Asspciated Press. May Put Entire Independent |, TANSAS CITY, Mo, Ausust 18 slavery achievement of J. G. known Ticket in Field in New York the “negro potafo who died near Edwardsville, A Mayoralty Fight Kans., vesterday. He was 66 years & . old Groves was born a slave in Green County, Kentucky, in 1859. When the By the Associated Pre slaves were freed, he learned to read NEW YORK, August 18.—The pos- | and write, and in 1879 came to Kan- sibRlity of Mayor Hylan bolting the | sas, where he worked on a farm at Tamma snnning inde its u day. Later the owner of eated in the | the farm rented Groves 10 acres of 5 1. At his death he owned a o farm besides 1,600 acres of nd title of “potato king" came from the success he had in raising potatoes. In one year on 295 acres | he produced 72,150 bushels of white potatoes. seemed to to contemplate putting 1 an entire inde patilént e by Mayor | 1, so tha > mayor wil have | \Hr‘h‘( t on if he is de- CHICAGO, August 18 (#).—Dr. feated for the i Democratic | John Roach ton, prominent New tion > primaries by the | York pastor and fundamentalist lead- er, will_arrive today for a series of it addresses in four days at the ois Christian Fundamentalist As- ation’s conference at the North g {Shore Congregational Church. La Guardia Slated for Big Job. Dr. Straton’s subjects include *“The Representative 1. 1L La Guar Battle Over the Bible”: “The Virgin Dr Straton in C}uc&go who supported the La Follette. | Birth—Fact or_ Fiction. Wheeler independe: n( ticket in the | — = presidential ca A last Fall, is| understood to be = v ono ot IIEEw o - . e | the high offices on the 1 U t P k Hylan has been ¢ niversi y ar for four-yea t Tammany On the Washington-Baltimore o the 5 5 Boulevard—just beyond Hekat Hyattsville Republi ders ¢ Y is a finc growing community of ] homes and contented Sgent ¢ owners. Lots and homes for conference’ sale OTJ attractive lcrr'n: place the 1 Investigate and You'll Invest designes, Frank D. Charles D. 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Ave. 8th and D A Specially Purchased Collection of Handsome 48-Inch Sealine Coats, Tomorrow at $78.00 (“Sealine’® Is Dyed Rabbit) —An unusually large variety of these luxurious Fur Coats is offered, now as a feature of Kann's August Sale, but only a very fortunate purchase makes it possible to offer them for so low a price. They are beautifully made of soft, lustrous pelts with the most attractive and fash- ionable Crush Collars, wide or tight sleeves, and good quality crepe linings. Sizes 14 to 18 for Misses and 36 to 44 for Women. —Other Exceptional Values in Fur Coats at $99.50, $119, $137.50, $195 and $250. Kann's—S Many Wise Women Are Buying Good Coats, Suits and Dresses Here Now at —They are suitable for immediate and early Fall wear. The materials include those most popular this season, and the styles are those favored by smart women. Both misses’ and women’s sizes. Most unusual bargains! And Even Less! Kann’s—Second Floor. Full-Fashioned Silk Hose $1.35 Pr. —Pure Thread Silk Hose of medium weight and an excellent quality. Made full fashioned, with mercerized tops, s0 heels and toes, in black and good colors.™ Workroom Designed Hats for Matron and Miss at $6.95 —Another interesting fea- ure of the Autumn Mil- ery mode at Kann's. Stop-Stitch Chiffon Silk Hose at $1.85 Pr. ~—This is a Chiffon Hose that wears! Relinforced heel and toe, with mer- cerized tops and plaited soles, adds strength where wear is hardest Made full fashioned, in black, white and good colors. A clear, sheer quality. Kann's—Street Floor. —Workroom designed hats of unusual distinction for both matrons and misses! Every woman and miss will do well to see these individual hats. They're in black and colored v vet and of exceedingly smart appearance. One of the models is sketched. Kann's—Second Floor. DA Sllp Covers and Upholstery Work At Big Savings—Until September 1st! Place Your Orders Now! Slip Covers for Any 3-Pc. Set of Furniture—Including Cush- ions—Made Now for. (Materials Extra) —This offer is for the labor only—and the cost of materials will depend on the quality you select. They will be made with taped or felled seams, as desired, and the workmanship will be guaran- teed. Have them made now and laid aside for future delivery upon payment of a reasonable deposit; or you can take them home and keep them yourself. Upholstering At a 30% Reduction During the Remainder of This Month —This offer is for the labor only. All materials used will be charged for extra. In addition, we rebuild and re- polish your furniture and replace parts where necessary, using the best and most sanitary fillings, hardware, etc. Now is the time to have your work done, and have it ready for Autumn and Winter use. This work can be done on our deferred payment plan, if you wish. Come in and ask for further pamculars now. i DD Kann's—Third Floor T D A DA A A A DA DA D> A DA A DDA D ST T DA ADAIAA DA T T ADA DA A A A A A AT A, A AT é i AUGUS Dozens of Attractlve New Apron Frocks at Only Regular = 05¢ Ea. ‘About Twenty Styles —Women who are waiting for a good chance to choose prett; at a low price need wait no longer! Here are some exceptional They’re made of good quality ginghams and percales in a w designs and colorings, including navy blue. slip-on models—front-opening models. Regular and Extra sizes of them are neatly trimmed. Round, squar Some are prettily embroi Street and Second Floors. Hundreds of Pairs of Fashionable Satin and Patent Low Shoes— There are styles for sports, styles walking and styles for dress wear in this assortment Pump, strap, sandal and step- in_pump effects are here for your selection with block, Cuban, heels. Sizes 3 to French and Spa Four of the Many Styles Are Sketched Kann's—Fourth Floor. 200 New Sun-and-Rain Silk Umbrellas, Special at —A lovely assortment of Wom- Silk Umbrellas have just ar values, made of wide satin bor en's and Misses' Sun-and-rain rived. They are regular $5.00 _ q dered silks, in the 10-rib club PY style, and with amber or painted handles to match the silks. Just the things for the business woman or the high school girl New Neckfixings for Fall at $1.00 Ea. —Collars with jabots and collar and cuff sets of beige colored mouseline de Soie, trimmed with narrow gold metal laces, are among the many attractive new things in neckwear you will find now at Kann's. Georgetie Pleatings in New Colorings $1.00 Yd. —The most attractive assortment of georgette pleatings are to be found here. They are even more popular now than in the Summer, as they give to a cos- tume a grace that nothing else can. You will find the following colorings in this new lot: —Pansy with silver lace. —Pencil blue with silver. -Black with silver. —White with gold. —White with green metal. —Black with gold. —Tan with gold. $2.95 Georgette Scarfs $2.37 Ea. —A special purchase of beautiful ombre colored georgette scarfs with deep knotted fringe. All are perfect and an unusual bargain at this price. Kann’'s—Street Floor. Kann's—Street Floor. 750 Pieces of Household Cutlery At Lower Prices! —This is an exceptional lot of cutlery, finest tempered steel and fully war d to hold an edge when sharpened. You should zet what you need while this opportunity lasts Note the styles sketched below. —Household Carving Knives, Bread Knives and Slicing Knives, with re » inforced handles of cocoa bola wood ( Special, each —Kitchen Paring . Knives, four different styles of handles and assorted blades. Spe- C cial, each. . —Table Knives, stain less Steel white grained celluloid n,m4 dle. Special (_, each . Street and Third Floors.