Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1926, Page 19

RUM SHIP SEIZED, AGCUSED OF PIRACY $1,500,000 Cargo and 23 Men Taken in Richest Coast Guard Haul. By the Associated Press. EW YORK, May 1% three sailors, brought into port ing drunk and obstreperous,” none of whom admitted they were officers, to- day were held on the steamer Don netta, with a $1.500,000 liquor cargo, accused of piracy. Another ship, the Atalanta, de- scribed as a 50-foot power boat, with an_armored superstructure, was free today after a pitched battle last night near Atlantic City with Patrol Boat The Donnetta was captured Monday night 60 miles southeast of Atlantic City by the Coast Guard cutter Se ind brought into New York lu vhere it was anchored by the Statue if Liberty and the hatches sealed. Is Biggest Rum Prize. Coast Guardsmen called it the big gest prohibition prize captured in two vears, and expressed the belief it -was ‘onnected with a bootleg ring of Port Chester, N. Y. Six alleged members f this ring were indicted Monday The ship flew the American flag i no ship’s papers nor officers’ dentials were found on it brings it under a technical ¢ tion of piracy, Guards: Comdr. Blake of the & when he pulled alongside the netta at sea, he “got a gigant of alcoholic content which staggered a theater crowd hoarded it he said, flowing freely. Members of were on deck drinking it frov After placing a p Comdr. Blake took tow, and, bat shifted s starboard as Ia Bay behind the Senec: Had Rich Liquor Cargo. Assistant United States Attorney Herman T. Stichman, who met the Donnetta down the bay, said her go consisted of 500 drums of Bel n alcohol, each containing 90 lons; 7,600 cases of champagne, v. $125 a case Italian wines, & ilquors, valued at $50 a c Asked If the United Guard could board an A 2mile limit, Mr. » is an attribute of sov The Donnetta, formerly the Jeanette is 235 feet long and of 1.230 tons. She sailed from Palatka hound for Philadelphia, reaching Mar cus Hook, Del., A heen reported prev 4 he “no under control 1e me of the | crew, howeve! chman they had joined the ship two days ago in Philadelphia. Others said they had signed at Boston on the same day and one said he had boarded the ship at Halifax. LORD DEPLO'RES UNJUST CRITICISM OF CONGRESS Budget Director Says Present Mem- bers Equal Any for Ability at Patriotism. By the Associated P NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., May 12.—Herbert M. Lord, director of the budget, said last night that the pres- ss would measure up fully o preceding 3 before the annual - controllers’ congress of the National Retail Dr: Goods Association. Ile defended s from what he termed the < unfortunate habit of criti- cizing that body unjustly. He discussed the 1 placing the Governn t on a strictly business hasis thre the depart ment of which he is head, and said that a policy of constructive economy 19 being pursued. 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Three Hundred Handbags Regular $2.95 Values A Special Sale! —1It is one of the most attractive collections of Handbags we have offered at this low price. Leather Bags and Silk Bags in pouch, strap-back and strap-top styles and in black and all the smart colors of the season. Also a few Tapestry Bags are included. All are nicely lined, and some are fitted with purse and mirror. Just the bags you will want to use with vour Summer frocks. Get one to- morrow and save. Kann's—Street Floor. Make an Appointment for a Permanent Wave $15 A “permanent” so completely relieves you of worry over your coiffure that you should certainly have one for the Spring and Sum- mer seasons. —Our Other Beauty Serv- ices Include the Catherine Day Facial. Kann's—Third Floor. WEDNESDAY., MAY 12 Frocks —The charm of a lighter and brighter plain color veiled with a black or navy georgette, lies in its fascinating elusive- ness. Meri-Kans are so correctly cut that the woman who wears an extra size firrds its lines unusually slenderizing and becoming. There are many pretty styles of veiled prints among these new models. and a number of new eyelet embroidered georgettes, also some of crepe de chine. —The illustration at the left is one of the new long-waist models, has a flounce of embroidered crepe. and little sleeve drapery to match the flounce. The color is navy bluc In This Always-New—Ever- Changing Collection at $25 Featuring New Georgettes, Veiling. Plain Colors and Prints I'he colors of the slips include the new —The right-hand figure wears a navy veiling, a bois de rose slip, georgette made in a trim tatlored style Fast Color Printed Rayons 78¢ Yd. —The quality, the luster and the color of these beautiful rayon fabrics grow nearer and nearer perfection, almost as lovely as the real silk itself. There are many new, small, neat patterns, includ- ing polka dots and other of the season’s new de- signs. It is 36 in. wide. Kann’s—Street Floor. Dainty Novelty Lingerie Gowns, Chemise, Step-Ins and Slips — All at the Low Price of $1.00 —A collection that the daintiest and most fastidious of women will revel in. Gowns, Chemise and Step-ins of fine voiles, batistes and nainsooks—some white, others in lovely pastel shades. All beauti- fully made and trimmed with laces, embroideries, net motifs and ap- pliques, or in tailored styles, with pipings of contrasting colors. The costume slips are of nainsook and batiste, have deep hems and tops finished with hemstitching, em- broidery edges and medallions. Kann's—Second Floor. Indestructible Smart Rhinestone Earrings—Initials . Special at 50¢ —The Earrings, which are of manufactured indestructible pearl beads, come in four sizes and Oriental and cream colorings. Pierceless style, and regular 75c and $1.00 ¢ values. —The Rhinestone Initials are in two styles, and are all the vogue at the present time. Get one for your hat, bag or as an ormament on your dress. Kann's—Street Floor. New Summer Vestings $1.50 to $8.95 Yd. An assortment which will impress you as be- ing particularly attractive and complete. Every- thing one could want in this line is to be found in our Pleating Section. There are vestings of —Lace comblined with net at $3.75 to $8.95 yard. —Georgette with lace insertion or plain tucking at $3.50 to $8.95 yard. —Crepe de Chine at $2.95 to $5.00 yard. —Tucked Organdy, some with lace insertion. at $1.75 to $5.25. . ucked Nets from $L50 to $4.50 yard. —Banding to match at $1.00 to $2.50 yard. Kann’s—Street Floor. Special Aurora Cone Demeonstration And Exhibit —Tomorrow Miss Kelley, the Aurora Cone Expert, will be on the Street Floor to demonstrate this interesting work to you. She has arranged a very inter- esting exhibit, and will be glad to have you come in and explain it to you. Kann's—Street Floor. SQUEEZED ON Net applied with s brush “The Busy Corner” e L X3 coral sands, bois de rose, gray, etc —Sizes 42'; to 527;. Kann's—Second Floor. For “Baby Day” A Sale of Children’ Undergarments at 69¢ Gowns, Combinations and Princess Slips —An assortment of undergarments for children of 4 to 14 years, that will please both mothers and daughters. 1,200 pieces, combinations, princess slips and gowns, of nainsook and crepes, and unusually low priced for such qualities. —The Gowns are of plain and figured crepes and nainsook Some finished with hemstitching, others attractively shirred. Each, 69c. —The Combinations have bloomer legs and arc finished with hemstitching or trimmed with lace and embroidery. Each. 69c. —The Princess Slips are made with a flounce, fin- ished with lace edge or with hemstitched tops and embroidered “medallions. Strap or built-up shoulder styles. Each, 69c. Other Specials for Baby Day — Cellu_Cotton Diaper _Fillers, $1.00 Infants’ Nursery 10 in a box. Just the things for Blankets. Pink or blue taveling. Fach amaealio at * o Infan rib Spreads. The C crinkle kind. White sl 00 only. Special, each.. Infants’ Cotton Socks. At . White, pink blue. A “Infa Sample Shoes o il s and Slippers. Regularly $1.00 il it A —Infants' Mercerized Cottor EN 1 b R e e Socks in all colors. A Qg —Attachabl pate : Cod the infant. Fold compactly and _Infants' Cambrie can be attached to = Sheets, with hemstitched any toilet. Fach.... $1.95 HESEde L. e s, DTC Kann’s—Second Floor. A One-Day Sale Tomorrow $2.49 Rockers Special at Only G $1.98 —600 Rockers offered tomorrow at this extremely low price. They are splendidly made with woven rattan seats, fully reinforced on hardwood frames, nicely varnished Light, strong and durable, they arc just what you will want for sewing room or porch, as the seats are wide and the backs high, making them most comfortable. Kann's—Fourth Floor. Penna. Ave. 8th and D.