Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1926, Page 11

AGTION IS FORECAST ON DEFIGIENCY BILL Senate Soon to Act on Report Containing $1,700,000 for D. C. Work. Says Movies Hurt Child by Making Play “Passive”| By the Aesociated Press, The popularity of moving pic- tures has worked against child health and morality by substituting “a poor form of passive recreation for actl recreation,” Miss Grace Abbott, of the Labor Depart- ment, en’s Bureau, told a House appropriations subcommittee ings made public vesterday. ile delinquency in the States, on the decrease ni since 1910, is facing THE SUNDAY ARTS CLUB PLAYERS | TO GIVE “SCORPION” | Play on March 30 and 31 to End Busy Month—Many Lec- tures Scheduled. The Arts Club program for March features a number of interesting eve- nings devoted to lectures and informal talks by speakers, many of national and international reputation, and I closing on March 30 and 31 with the STAR, WASHINGTON, PASTOR REARRESTED. Mann Act Case Dismissed—Held on State Charge. LOS ANGELES, Febryary 27 (#).— Charges of violating, the Mann aot against Rev. Thomas Hubert Jones, former pastor of a Protestant Episco- pal church in Philadelphia, were dis- missed by the United States commis- sloner here yesterday, but the minis- ter was rearrested immediately on State charges preferred in Pennsyl- vania. The fugiiive warrant on which he now is held charges him with larceny, seduction and forgery. Officers declared that Jones came to Bl e O FEBRUARY 28, 1926— PART A. KAHN, INC. 935 F Street 11 oodrofralradrdrdradridralodradradradrairaoadr oo adradradodoadoadoadsidoidoadradpairadradedde doadrafradiadradrdradr et D Dot Last Three Days---Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday B “new ways |presentation of Edith Ogden Heldel's play. “The Scorpion.” orig one-act play, but rewritten, of its success, into thre to be produced for the f the Arts Club Players, directed by Marle Moore Forrest. Next Tuesday ning Miss Helen Nicolay will be of honor and chief speaker. v 1s the daughter of John Nicolay, secretary to President Lincoln and co-author with John Hay of the “Life of Lin- coln.” Miss Nicolay is also the author of a book on Lincoln and | has likewise written a book about | Washington, “Our Capital on the | Potomac,” which will be the subject | of her Tuesday evening's talk. - ford is to be host of t and Miss Maud Burr Mo secretary of the Columbla Historic: Society, is to be hostess. Both will also be heard in interesting reml niscences of the Capital City. Other speakers scheduled for the month at the Arts Club include the Minister of Latvia and Mme. Say: March_9; Wilfred J. Conrow of York, March 16; c rington, March 23, and Dr. Wi March 25, Members of the Arts Club are asked to note that the annual play- writing contest of the club clo and new forms which deprive and shock vou,” she continued, dectar- ing that changed conditions since the war have forced application of new methods to meet the situation. Los Angeles last June in company lildred Lever, 19, former 3 cer in his church, and that they flived together as man and wife nce. Jones is 47 years old and is said to have left a wife and two sons in Philadalphia. SCHEDULES SUSPENDED. Lower Grain Freight Rates Post- poned to June 20. By the Associated Press. The Interstate Commerce Commis- | sion yesterday suspended fromgMarch 1-to 29 proposed netw schedules tes which would have re- duced rates on grain and grain prod- ucts moving to' Louislana from - various destinations. The schedules also would have re- stricted the routing of many of the rates so as not to ‘apply them to Texas, where the present rates, which are higher, would continue to be applied. NNVIESARY SALE A Tremendous response has greeted this Anniversary Sale and it is, indeed, gratifying to us to know that we have succeeded in pleasing the buying public to such a great extent. The variety is still great and these items listed below, as well as many others, are here for your selection. You will find legitimate reductions on all merchandise of unquestionable integrity. Use these last three days for your selections. passed both the con- CAMPBELL CASE HEARD. Appeal From Mail Fraud Convic- tion Under Advisement. N FRANC ‘0, February 27 (®). he appeal of Gordon Campbell, oil operator and geologist, from a verdict | finding him guilty on a charge of ¥ hot become a | using the mails to defraud in connec- . thereby | tion with an oil project at Great Fall ntil s Tont., v, was heard and taken e | under’ sment_yesterday by the the paving pro- | mjted States Cireuit Court of Ap- al year placed in . with Judges McCamant, Gilbert Rudkin on the bench. who s wtion was held sause of the con- ped over be erect- Arizona 1,700,000 in the ernment is “for scnog) buflding con ing that the reg- ! @ . DIAMONDS At Final Anniversary Reductions Our values in diamonds are well known to all Washington ; they are exactly as represented and their beauty and value are unquestionable. These five items represent rare opportunities. A Beautiful Diamond A Sparkling Diamond $225 $285 It weighs three-quarters of a Of fiery beauty and rare carat and is a sparkling beauty brilliancy.” It weighs one full of fiery color. Priced unusu- carat and represents a most un- ally low. usual value. An Exquisite Diamond A Beautiful Diamond $365 $410 Of fine white color and spark- Weighing one and 40-100 % ling brilliancy. It weighs one carats, only 10 points less # and 17-100 carats and is a truly than one and one-half carats. é‘ Kahn value. A remarkably low price. A Beautiful Sparkling Diamond $550 Of exquisite beauty and rare, fiery color. It wcighs one and 61-100 carats or eleven points more than one and one-half carats. nes the measure 1 will enable the istrict s Lo be street ork E cather conditions permit named on with Senator Wheeler, Democrat, of and E Booth, former the Interior Department, 1 District of Columbla indictments, as sentenced to two years' imprison- ment and fined $2,000. Senator Wheel- K 3 — e arpenter, March 1 nd all plays must be in the hands of the chairman of the dramatic committee, Mrs. Maud How- ell Smith, by that date. in Finland a belleve nd amber oil | n cure for milar PP IGIPPP PR e 14-kt. Solid White or Green Gold Flexible Diamond Bracelets $28.00 Set with 2 genuine pure white diamonds, 3 square-cut sapphires, aquamarine or other colored stones. M. Richelien & Other Makes $5.00 24 and 30 inch strands of beauti- ful manufactured pearis. A splen- dld value. Guaranteed not to break, peel or discolor. A special Anniversary Sale price. POBEEPPOBOEEFD PEPET G Ido b bl P 18-kt. Solid White Gold Sapphire Band Rings $10.00 A limited quantity, set with square-cut sapphires all around. Very fashionable when worn with wedding ring or as little-finger ring. Regularly $25 egeefe et Do 4 or Sauteme— contrasting applique. e A Grsy. Pat- ent Leather —_ ray “chain” trim. L SUGHEDCDEED LSBT IRSOPIIIECDOIIIPH POLHE % & - -3 K Genuine Petit Point Bags %" Regular $40 to $125 Values Anniversary Sale Prices $30 to $80 Very Fine Bags in a large va- riety of shapes and beautiful pat- terns. Complete with exquisitely Jeweled frames. Crystal Gray--dark Lizard trim. Sauterne i sinlay of Rugby Solid White, Green or Yellow Gold Brooches and Bar Pins $4.00 Regular $5.50, $6.00, $6.50 and $7.00 values. Sterling Silver Handle Pie Knife f Special. $1,00 A fine qual knife at a spec Silver-Plated Water Pitchers $4.75 Choice of these two designs in silver-plated Sheffield repro- duction. Very attractive and serviceable and very moderately priced. RS SRR RN05 0500 et N Silver Plate Double Vegetable Dish Special, $4. 50 A beautiful design in Sheffield reproduction. One of our most unusual values during the sale. : E z e £ £ z z : H z z z g H z z H z = = Z z z E z = E H E H z z = z - - z 2 = ALV Crystal Gray— D‘O rsay pattern. Gray Liz- ard bow. and 1 price. o practical Parchment trim. Parch- ment— Sau- terne trim. Seth Thomas Clocks Shacial $ 15 As illustrated, with hour and half-hour gong strike. beautiful mahogany-finished case. NANSNNNNNNSRANN NN S In a Genuine Pyralin Du Barry e Pattern, Pearloid and Other Toilet Sets In gold and silver, Pearl color, amber and shell. All taken from our regular stocks and greatly reduced. One-Half Price $13.50 to $75.00 Sets Now $6.75 to $37.50 ust a few of these sets left. Al{ beautifully designed in the newest and most popular styles. A part of our regular stock at genuine one-half price reduc- tions. < Reductions On All Sterling Silver Hollow-Ware Sterling Silver Fruit Basket $8 l .50 - Reguéar $100 value, now terling Silver Flower Basket l-};::gu.lar $80.00 value, now $66‘50 $29.50 .$46.00 Sterling Silver Flower Basket Regular $35.00 value, now Sterling Silver Flower Basket $37.00 Sterling Silver 4 $250 Tea Set $215‘00 20% Reductions on All Other Sterling Silver Hollow-Ware Black Satin —Patent Leather. Modified F renc h last. LR UREEUNERN IR RN R e AR N ment Kid— Sauterne trim —high “Spike” NN S NS S Parchment Kid-Sauterne trim—I1o DR LR LR R LA R L Regular $55.00 value, now Sterling Silver Fruit Bowl Regular $42.50 value, now 4 ;\\\I\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\m\\.. 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