Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1926, Page 27

NN WHO S0 CATALONANEALED Barcelona Lawyers Defied Spanish Law to End Separatist Move. By the Assochated Press. BARCELONA, Spain, March 22.— An unusual step has been taken by the Spanish government in imposing punishment on nine prominent bar- risters composing the directorate of the bar assoctation who had defied the authorities in using the Cata- lonian language, contrary to the laws of the country. After having been put into prison they were sent into banishment to several isolated p The nine me of Spain. ing taken leave re put on trains, r from the civil of their fa each carrying a governor to the may of the towns to which they were ed. The lette cquain the mayors with the circumstances and requests | ? them to take over responsibility for the safety of the exiled barristers. Province Seeks Autonomy. Recently there has been a revival of the agitation to bring about au- tonomy for the province of Cata- lonia, the separatist activity center- ing in Barcelona. This caused the Spanish government to promulgate a royal decree providing severe punish- ment for persons found guilty —of using other than the Spanish lan- guage and flag. Then followed the ac- tion of Premier Primo de Rivera in ousting the directorate and the Bar- celong Bar Association for using the Catalonian language. Other steps taken by the govern- ment in dealing with the separatist agitation included the closing of two gchools in the last few weeks—one in Barcelona and the other in Valencia, it being charged that the children at tending the schools were given anti- patriotie instruction. The principals were placed in jail. JURY UNABLE TO AGREE. Man Sentenced for Slaying Tried for Prior Murder. . March (#).—The sarl Taylor of ed slayer of wife here nine years ago, failed to reach an agree- ment after forty-eight hours’ delibera- tion and was discharged yesterday. Taylor W s sentenced to fourteen years in on recently when he was found g of killing Mrs. Char- vat. The second trial was on a charge of killing the woman's husband. CALL RAIL WAGE PARLEY. Executives and Brotherhood Agree ‘ to Confer April 5. CHICAGO, March 22, (P).—Ar- rangements were completed at a meet- ing of representatives of Western railroad executives, with L. G. Shep- pard, president of the Order of Rail: road Conductors; William G. Lee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Train- men and other brotherhood officials, for a wage conference to be held here April 5, it was learned vesterday. This will mark the opening of ne- gotiations for a wage increase for all branches of the railroad service, which it granted would increase the pay roll of 201 class 1 railroads more than $500,000,000 annually. The April 5 conference will represent about 300,000 employes on Western roads. MILDRED SPAS DIES. Sister of ““Cinderella Girl” Is Vie- tim of Tuberculosis in Denver. DENVER, March 22 (#).—Mildred Spas, 23 vears old, sister of Mary Louise Spas, erstwhile 'inderella Girl” of Ed New Yorker, dicd here early Saturday. Death resulted from tuberculosis. Accompanied by Mary Louise, who came here several months ago to be near her sister, the body was sent to the parents’’home at Astoria, Long Island, late Saturd: v night. Killed as Train Hits Auto. DES MOINES, Towa, March 22 (®). —Walter B. Lutz, president of the Home Savings Bank, was killed yes- terday when a passenger train struck his automobile. Mr. Lutz was hurry- ing to join his family at church. (Copyrighted by P. 0. Beauty Features.) WELL-KNOWN artist recently asked, “What's become of the ‘middle-aged’ woman; has she com- pletely disappeared?” What's really happened is this: women have found that looking their years is a needless folly. Thus nearly ‘everyone stays young these days. The simple rule below has safe- rnrdrd natural complexion charm or more women than any other method known. Thousands employ it. Leading skin specialists urge it Try it for one week. Let it prove Soap, used this way: THE RULE—MAKE IT YOURS STARTING TODAY thh your face gently with sooth- w’tly into the skin. oughly, first with warm water, then with cold. If your skin is inclined to be dry, apply a touch of good cold cream—that is all farly in the evening. Use powder and rouge, if you wish. But never leave them on over night. They clog the pores, often enlarge them. Black- heads and disfigurements often fol- Jow. They must be washed away. Follow these rules day in and day out. Your skin will be soft and lovely—nsturelly colorful and clesr. d Browing wealthy | Jollow this simple rule in skin care By NORMA TALMADGE its effects to you . . . the softening olive and palm lather of Palmolive Palmolive Soap, massa; it Rinse thor- Do this regularly, ind particu- German Scientist Makes Glass Eyes That Can Be Moved| By the Aseociated Press. BERLIN, March 22.—Moveable glass eyes which are hard to distinguish subject to the control of optic mu cles have been successfully fitted Dr. Carl Mueller of Jena, noted arti- ficial eye specialist. Dr. Mueller found that in 90 out of 100 cases of the loss of an eye the muscls and perves controlling the move! the eye were unim- paired. He said he fastens connective muscles tissue of animals to a glass eye and grafts these tissues onto the remnants of the human eye muscle: The extrem: delicate operation re quires about an hour, and He has been successful in from §0 to 90 per cent of his cases. Success depends to a large extent, he asserted, upon the condition of the eve socket after the loss of the eve. - Coolred Bishop Dies. 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New Spring Frocks in Butterfield Prints Smart for Home and Porch Wear $2.87 5cto 35¢ —Of course the persons who get their Easter cards now, not ‘only get the best selec- & tions, but they avoid the “last minute rush.” We are showing a complete line of cards—suitable to send to family and friends. —Also Candy Lollipops on Easter Cards, ces, . s i e 1 ch‘i?dri’:.“"zs“c‘ 4 —Straight up-and-down styles that At have an air of exceeding trimness accentuated by the neat little pockets into which the wearer can slip her handkerchief or household keys. Round or “V” necks, whichever are most becoming, or round collars of white that add to the “spic-and- spanness” of the frocks. A small in- verted pleat in front gives room for free movement. —The prints are in checks, dots, and plaids, in a variety of contrasting color combinations. Blue and tan, blue and rose, brown and white, blue and white, black and white, laven- der and white, and green and white. New Edition One Volume Shakespeare Special at $1.39 —Bound in maroon flexible textile leather, with red edges and round corners. It contains the life of Shakes- peare, his plays and poems, has an index to the charac- ters an authentic glossary and is illustrated. Kann’s—Downstairs Book Store. Sizes 36 to 46 Kann's—Second Floor. Your Spring Coat In This Special Sale at $28 Misses’ and Small, Average and Large Women’s Sizes —The newest fabrics, featuring Loraine Lorcheen! The newest colors, including Navys and Grays! The smartest styles; such as flares, cape effects, wrap-arounds, tailored models, etc. Fur and other fashionable trimmings. The best values you will likely find before Easter or after! Over Fifty Styles in the Sale! Booklets of Cold Cream to Carry With You —No more washing in pub- lic dressing rooms. At a moment’s notice, anywhere, you can freshen up with “freshies.” They cleanse the face better than soap and water and keep your skin looking young. “Freshies,” are paper Towelettes satu- rated with cold cream. For business, traveling, motoring and sports. Two sizes the Reg. 50c Pocketbook Size Tin Box, $1.00 Traveling Size —A demonstration is now being held here, and we will be pleased to have you come in and let us tell you of its advafntages. Kann's—Street Floor. Kann’s—Second Floor. e . Beautiful! Imported Beaded Dress Bags —Easter and a new bag is needed to complete ong’s costume. Fancy, dress bags, especially—and here are two Chic New Spring Frocks new styles, both pictured abpvq«that every woman will like. They are French That Flare and Flounce At \ bags, made of the finest me- talic beads, artistically com- bined and by buying now you Save a Third —Large Square Metal Frame ll_{!azai IDN;;})I);W silk lined. egular] .00. NOMAlE $19.50 —Small Size Bag, made on square metal shape. Silk lined. Radium Slips at $3.95 —Beautiful Costume Slips of radium in flesh, white, new rose, silver, cocoa, henna, jade and bois de rose colorings, $29.75 —And some adhere to the straightline silhouette, but they are all styles any woman would delight to wear, when she finds the particularly becoming one. However there are enaugh different styles, enough different colors and enough different materials to please any type of woman. Crepe de Chines, Crepe Romains, $16.50. g:i’-llirly 310-95 Kann's—Street Floor. * * and made with 2 st i Crepe Elizabeth and combinations hemstitched tops, and bottoms finished of Gorgette and Taffeta. with two picot ruf- —There are dresses trimmed with fles with hemstitch- , flounces, tiers, beads, embroidery and ing above. other popular trimmings. And the col- \ b Kann's—Second ors include the fio_pular ays, the fa- 7\ Floor. vorite navy, new beige and many others. Kann’s—Second Floor. srie___Fine Domestic “CREX” Rugs i Room Sizes in “Kasoka” and “Anoka” Children’s Nursery Lamps $1.98 - —The most attractive lamps, shaped fike the trunk ofpsa tree, with either a Peter Rabbit, a Reddy Fox, or a Buster Bear standing by its - - side, and a shade of parch- ment to represent the branches of the tree. Lamps complete with two-piece plug and cord. Bulb not included. Kann's—Third Floor. * * Easter Novelties Sc to $14.95 —Spring and Easter are in the air in Toyland—every- thing little people want for Easter egg rolling—are here at nearly any price you care $8.95 ir and il be wanting Kann’s— —Spring is in the air and every one will be w: = to fix up their homes with new rugs. Here is your Third Floor. opportunity. Crex rugs, in attractive new designs and colorings for only $8.95 each. Two room sizes— 8x10 and 9x12 ft. 6x9-ft. Imported Grass Rugs at to pay. Bright colored 4 < baskets, fifled and unfilled, —Inexpensive, but most attrac- $2 39 zhe Bmy” animals of all sorts, chickens, tive Japanese Grass Rugs in the . 1Y oane ducks, bunnies, eggs, Easter grass. Kann's—Fourth Floor. most popular and desirable colorings - for = - Spring. ¢ : CAT Grades, Special at OO New Sports Hats 300 Untrimmed Hats Ready Tomorrow at $1.65 —The Sports Hats are made of the fancy sports straws and simply trimmed with ribbon bands. They are in every shape one could want and colors gay and dark. —The Untrimmed Hats are of Milan hemp, spread hemp, braids, patent Milans and fancy straws, in large, medium and small shapes and colgs that include sand, navy, red, castor, purple, black, brown and copenhagen. Flowers to Trim Them at 50c Hats Trimmed Free Kann’s—Second Floor. $1.95 to $3.69 Plain i $1.65Yd. —The smartest and newest colors and patterns are shown in this as- sortment of silks, which includes 10 of the most popular weaves for Spring. Among them are heavy flat silk crepes, silk failles, all-silk tub broadcloths, crepe de chines, georgette crepes, foulards, black satin $5 to $7 Bordered charmeuse, etc. 54-in. Crepe de Chine $ 3 ° 50 Ydo —These are decidedly different from any we have previously shown and there are at least 75 attractive designs from which to choose. Included are the new floral, geometric and futurist designs in new colors, suitable for daytime, sports, dinner and evening wear. Kann’s—Street Floor. " French Homespun 2 9 V Specially Priced at c Y(lu —Originally these beautiful homespuns sold for $1.00 and $,50 a yard, but we fortunately were able to secure them to sell fca~ 29c. There are closely woven checks and plaids in the nub weages, in many lovely, rich color combinations. Kann's—Street Floor. to $5 Spring Wool - $1.98vad. —Light-weight coating and dress goods, gotten from one off the largest ‘manufacturers in the country. Plain and novelty wesaves, plaids. kashmira, stripes, basket weaves, chevrons, striped frannels, reps. crepes, etc. All 54 inches wide and your choice of all thre new Spring colorings, also black and cream. y Kann's—Street Floor. i Mill Remnants of $3 ., ] Fringe! For Whige Silk Shawls —Both Plain and Knotted White Siik Fringe, 18 inches deep, all 'ready to put on your newgsilk shawl. It is a jovely quality, and will be suitable, for use on either heavy crepe silks or geor- gette crepes. —Knoited Fringe 83 95 priced; at, yard. .. > $2.95 ~Plain Fringe, priced at, yard Kann's—Street Floor. The Excella Fashion Book Now 15¢ —Included with each book is a certificate good for 10c on the purchase of any Excella Pattern. The book is now pub- lished every other month, this copy being the Paris Fash ion number, and contains, be- sides all the fashions for Spring, many other interest- ing articles; also a beautiful picture for framing, painted in six colors, and the Novel Doll Bobby. Kann's—Street Floor. Laces! A Special Sale At 89¢ Yd. —Handmade Filet Laces, in plain, antique em- broidered and shadow filet effects. Edges and bandings and regular $1.25 to $2.00 values. At 10c Yd. —Calais Binche Valen- ciennes from 1% to 2}5 inches wide. White, cream and ecru, and ex- cellent copies of real Binche laces. At 50¢ Yd. —Venise laces, Planen and St. Gall makes and edges, insertions and bandings to. ° match. Cream and ecru. f{ Regularly 75c to $1.25. Kann's—Street Floor. Cut-out, Betty and 75 Congoleum Bordered Rugs (Seconds) —9:%-:(;! size. T;n at‘t‘ract]ive hpa"lflfls fron‘l whicl; to choose. Every rrug bordered, and with onlyp the slightest o imperfections that will not mar the wear. yg‘Ea:h ............... ossenassate $7095 Penna. Ave. 8th and D