Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1927, Page 31

- FEDERAL WARRANT HITS MRS. WRIGHT Woman Charged With Send-| ing Obscene Matter | Through Mails. iated Press. Wis., October 6.—Th Federal ernment has taken hand in the affairs of Frank Lloyd AWright, the architect, and N Miri- am Noel Wright, his former wife, with jssuance of a warrant charging Mrs. Wright with sending obscene matter through the mails. The warrant was served last night 4n the main dining room of a Madison hotel, in the presence of several diners, after Mrs. Wright had declined to retire to her room to hear the war- sant read. She bacame hysterical, and after an hour's conference Federal officers agreed to let her remain for the night in her hotel room with a | woman deputy, while another deputy remained outside. Wanted Warrant Revived. Mrs. Wright had just returned from | Dodgeville, Wis., where she confer- yed with the district attorney of Towa | County relative to revival of a year- | misconduct. C. F E torney, did not fa the old | warrant. He i to is- suance and se e of a new w . provided Mrs. Wright could prove charges that her former husband was | living under improper circumsta with Olgavan: Milanov, the “other | woman” in the extended difficulties be- tween the Wri “Bring Wright before you and him if he is not living with vanna,” Mrs, Wright was quoted b) her attorney, Tillie Levin, as gaying to Knudson. “He will admit it k him. I am positive he will Agreed to Question. vin said that Knudson there- reed to qu ion Wright, who | his Talicsen estate near Dodge- | . Wright and Miss Levin had ordered their dinner upon re- | here when Joseph Harris, | marshal, approached their | 1 have a Federal warrant for your +" Marris said. He suggested listen to the reading of the n her own suite, but Mrs. | would not leave the dining| 1 it_here,” she was quoted as “Shout it from the house- Orders From Washingtcn. Thereupon the marshal, in the pres- #nce of the other diners, read the war- fant charging Mrs. Wright with hav- ing indited and dispatched through | the mails a letter classified as obscene tatter. The contents of the letter and the | name of the person to whom it was | sent were withheld by the district at- lorney’s office, who said they iwere jcting upon orders from the Attorney neral at Washington. It was under- $tood that the warrant had been issued there. The only information given out was hat Mrs. Wright was charged with ving cxpressed in writing some tiews concerning the conduct of Wright and the Montenegrin dancer, Digavanna. The letter was sent to a friend, who turned it over to Wright, | nd he sent it to Federal authorities | t Washington. The Wrights were divorced some onths ago. Mrs. Wright, returning Wisconsin from the .West Coast, | quoted_by interviews as having that Wright had not been living p to the terms under which she #greed to legal separation. Mrs. Wright was to have a hearing n the Federal charge before a United tates commissioner today. BULL MOOSE CHASES BOYS Lads Climb Tree in Maine and Ani- mal Paws Turf Half Hour. Torrespondence of The Star. BANGOR, Me.—Three boys, John Eaton, Fred McInnis and Ivan Young, while searching for spruce gum and hazel nuts in the woods 2 miles out of Bangor, were startled at what they first thought to be a full of the domes- | tic or pasture variety charging at them across a field. i As the animal came nearer they saw | It was a bull moose. The boys fled, ursued through the underbrush by | he snorting, bellowing king of the | forest, and finally managed to climb a | tall tree where they perched for half n hour while the moose pawed up the ugf around the tree. The moose de- L.:r:ed as suddenly as he came and the | ys got home to a late supper. Moose are numerous in all the sur- founding country, the long close time #vidently having resulted in multipli- gation of their numbers and also in making them unafraid of anything or fnybody. 20,000,000 HEAR GAME. Big Radio Hookups Are Broadcast- ing World Series. | NEW YORK, October 6 (8).—Of-| fcials of the National Broadcasting Co. estimated last night that 20,000, 000 radio fans listened to the play-| by-play description of the first game | of the world series as broadcast from | Pittsburgh yesterday. | Two networks of 53 radio stations were used for broadcasting the re- jorts. The National Broadcasting 0. sent the game out from 43 sta-| ons, and _the Columbia broadcasting | /stem had 10 stations in its hook-up. Onion Soup for Clemenceau. om Tit-Bits. London. M. Clemenceau, rises at 3 eats his breakfast of grape- | d hard-boiled eggs, and works | Jor a few hours. He lunch: arly on | pnion soup and water, and retires to | ed for the ter portion of the day. | He neither smokes nor drinks, and his Yecreation is motoring in a car pre- | sented to him by Sir Basil Zaharoff. Able to Navigate. | constable says | icated and unable to | ,, Prisoner—Excuse me contradictin® | Im, sir, but I was able to walk quite | comfortable on all fours. | S e e == — == —Electric— BULBS 5 6 te the Carton $1.5 Telephone Your Order x MUDDIMAN 5 T09 13th St. N.W, Main 140—0436 » .~ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ©€.” THURSDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1927.° KANNS 34th ANNIVERSA Friday ShoppersWill Find Big Savingsin Home Our Reg. $17.98 Sunfast Double- Faced Velour Portieres—Special At $11.77 Ppr. 50 ] , —Handsome deep pile velour portieres—the well known “Iroquois” Unusual brand—sold exclusively at Kann's in Washington, and offered to you in this Anniversary Sale at a most substantial reduction. They are guaranteed sunfast, are a double-faced quality, 36 inches wide and 7 feet long, finished with the popular overlocked edges. 150 pairs only, in the following colors when the sale begins— 6,000 Women’s Cotton Handk’fs Blue and Gold Blue and Blue The Regular $5 3-Piece Velour Drapery Sets $2.88 The Famous “Shadex,” C less Window Shades, Special at 39¢ Ea. —*“Shadex” are sold at Kann’s exclusively in Washington and are made of a patented crackless fibre material, 3 ft. wide by 5 ft. 9 inches long. Mounted on excellent spring rollers, complete with all necessary fixtures. White, ecru and blue from which to choose. Blue and Brown Blue and Taupe Blue and Rose Blue and Mulberry Regular $12.98 27-In. Velour Portieres At $8.97 assorted flavors. A pound Kann's—Street Floor. Seconds of Stamped the 85¢ Grade Pillowcases 69c pr. —It is not a bit too soon to start making Christmas gifts, and pillowcases are something that every woman wants. These at this low price are stamped in new and different de- signs on an excellent qual- ity material—some hem- stitched for crochet edge, others with hemstitched hems. Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Chiefs, some white with Values finc-sixttclnth inch colored - ems, others in pretty S E l A sixteenth inch white hems. am ess xmmSter You will be wise to buy these in dozen lots, for and elv et Ru S Kann's—Street Floor. g CANDIES! The Resalar 525 . i —The quality and beauty of these rugs is beyond Portieres At SPeCIal at question. They are the well known W. & J. Sloane make, have a nice high pile, are closely woven and | $14 Pr rugs that will last for years. Two room sizes, 9x12 L ,’;“;‘;‘ °"‘;flcf":":‘(’,"°dche’:;"“" only 68 rugs-in all, early shopping is advisable. 65¢ Gold Seal Congoleum and Other Felt-Base Floor Coverings —Perfect qualities, full rolls and many choice pat- terns are to be found in this big Anniversary Spe- cial in felt-base floor coverings. Please bring floor —Dainty Cotton Handker- colors with narrow one- this is a very special price. F,.,'n,ed 50-In. Velour 29¢ Lb. : and 81%4x10%; ft. for your choosing, and as there are 35¢ Sq. Yd. measurements. Gold Seal, Neponset and Pabcolin Bordered Felt-Base RUGS $7.95 Ea. —9x12 and 9x10%; ft. rugs in the newest patterns and colors. Every rug guaranteed and every rug in its own individual carton. Rugs that are attrac- tive, sanitary, easy to clean and durable. Made by three of the foremost makers of felt-base rugs. Kann’s—Third Floor. 300 Prs. Reg. $1.98 Scotch Madras Curlains —Beautiful Cream Colored Scotch Madras Curtains, in attractive woven designs. Many of them in the popular panel effects and c all in regulation length. Kann’s—Third Floor. Imported and Domestic Novelty JEWELRY 59¢ —Nearly everything one could want in the way of novelty jewelry is to be found in this_remarkable - r : Anniversary offering. Bead ity porcelain, in the necklaces, chokers, brooch blue willow pat- % pins, hat ornaments, brace- tern—as illus- —Napanee Dutch Kitchen Cabinets i e B ) Now the An"ive"ary Ofier‘ trated. & are approved by Good Housekeeping Genuine MOhaWk ers in cficiency and convenience. Sheets and Cases Kann's—Street Floor. They come in either oak or white en- At Special Prices Special Offer—Napanee Kitchen Cabinet and 32-Pc. Dinner Se You Get a Blue Willow Dinner Set FREE— —Every purchaser of a Napance Cabinet is given an attractive dinner set of good qual- amel finish, each with a buckle-proof porcelain top. $1.00 Down—Convenient Monthly Payments Kann's—Third Floor. Special Lot Other Napanee Cabinets $52.50 to $94.50 —All have the original mill tickets and all are per- fect qualities. Sizes given are before hemming. 15 Off B e R, $450 poted Lim 72x80-in. Reg, $1.59 Damask Table Sets at —These high-grade spreads 2%99-i Reg. $1.69 . 3 from one of the leading 4 e =74 ] $3.49 Five Typical Anniversary Linen Values 59¢ and 75¢ Porto Rican Embroidered Pillowcases 39¢ Ea. manufacturers are of cot- ton crinkle, and rayon, 72x108-in. Reg. $1.79 81x90-in. Reg. $1.69 .. —Pure Linen, Silver Bleached Damask Sets, finished with hemstitched hems. A 54x70-inch cloth and six napkins to —Dainty Baby Pillowcases, made of a fine quality batiste and embroidered in pretty colored designs. in double bed size, finished 81x99-in. Reg. $1.79 ... with scalloped edges. 81x108-in. Reg. $1.89 .. $3 to $12 Values 90x99-in. Reg. $1.89 . to $6.95 45c Cases—45x36-in. .. Kann’s—Street Floor. Kann’s—Street Floor. a set. §1 Pure Linen Bridge Sets 25¢ Turkish Bath Towels —With colored stripe borders. 34-inch ]_9c Ea, “loth d 4 Napkins. Regu- ,‘1‘3; sy e e —18x36-inch White Turkish Towels, o= R s g e finished with colored striped borders. Kann’s—Street Floor. A good weight, closely woven. 75¢ Linen Breakfast Cloths 49¢ Ea. —Fine Quality Crash Linen Cloths, 35 inches square, finished with fancy colored striped borders. Regular $2.89 Mattress COVERS $1.59 —~Well made mattress covers of an extra heavy Regular $3.98 Special Women’s Washable Round Hat Boxes Rag Rugs 25¢ $2.69 3 —18x36-in. brignt colored, —Black Enameled Duck imported Rag Rugs, at- quality Indian Head un- bury Cold Cream and a Hat Boxes. Nicely made tractively designed in hit bleached muslin. Each 25c. cake of Woodbury in the popular round shape and miss patterns. All complete with ties ready Facial Soap. A $1.25 value, and attractively lined. washable. to slip on the mattress, special in the Anniversary Sizes 8x16 and 9x18 inches, —Size 24x36 in. at 48c. and each nicely boxed and sale at 79¢. here for your choosing at —Size 27x54 in. at 68c. taped all around. For this low price. —Size 30x60 in. at 78c. full size beds only. Kann’s—Street Floor. Regular 25¢ Cotton Huck Face Towels 18¢ —Plain white, 18x36-inch cotton huck towels, closely woven and a good weight very absorbent quality, are . what we are offering you ibl in this Anniversary special. possible. Stock up your linen closet Kann's—Street Floor. Sud L s Kann's—Street Floor. Regular $1.25 Woodbury Combination 79¢ —These combinations onsist of a_ S0c jar of oodbury Vanis hing Cream, a 50c jar of Wood- Reg. $5 Plate Glass Mirrors $3.45 —10x24-inch Mirrors of plate glass attractively etched and framed in beautiful shaded old gold mountings with ornamental tops. As we have only 150 of these mirrors, it would be well if you shopped as early as P ) Kann's—Third Floor. Kann’s—Third Floor. Kann's—Third Floor.