Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1927, Page 32

TIFE_EVENING STAR. WASIHINGTON. D €. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6. Dffl i f"{ LU LU b A-[ A ;:g [i:' ‘ éa All Next Week—Sue Hastings’ Marionettes Will Entertain the Children : KANNS 34th ANNIVERSARY 54-inch Washable Flat Crepe, Lower Than Ever, at shown in 20 light and dark colors. Our lowest previous price has been 5,000 Yds. New Fall Silks, Reg. $1.50 to $1.95 Qualities, at —This wonderful collection of plain and printed silk includes the latest N colorings and patterns in these 10 different kinds— 1,000 Books Enter the Sale 39-in. Washable Rayon Satin 36-in. Black Satin Charmeuse 39-in. Washable Crepe 36-in. Washable Radium 39-in. Satin Canton Crepe 39-in. Moire Canton Crepe 39-in. Plain Georgette Crepe 39-in. Pebble Canton Crepe 36-in. Brocade Satin 36-in. Printed Kimono Silk —The collection includes almost every branch of literature— Books that you will want in your own library and which private and public libraries will want to acquire. Included among them are books of— Kann's—Street Floor. Standard Classics Travel Children’s Books Biography History Kann's—Downstairs Bookstore. Thirty pers ed with a « or to other doc lted in the police | to include the | —Tomorrow's sale presents this much-in-demand silk to you at prac- tically cost price. It is a beautiful quality, drapes excellently and is so wide that only about 1%5 to 214 yards are required for a dress. It is h was instructed, said, in a letter f from Willlam Z. the Communi: obtain the i n. Both Globeman and od by the police, U Police Warn Officia After the h the police | warned Fed icials, all of | whom, 3 . were opposed to | Communist activitics, of the suspected plot. Although the police believe some of the resolutio: munist party had found their way into the great number introduced at | the convention, union leaders said these would be weeded out in commit- | tee, and there was little chance of them reaching the convention floor. THWARTED ROMANCE HELD SUICIDE CLUE Bootlegger's Feud Also Believed Cause of Four-Way Self- Destruction, Published Prices A Beautiful Collection of Sample Negligees Brings $10.75 $ 7 J 9 5 to $19.75 Values at the Low Price —We were only able to secure 75 of these beautiful negligees, so early shopping is advisable. There.are tailored styles, silk fringe styles, lace-trimmed styles and other dainty styles, in lovely boudoir colors and black—no two alike—fashioned of such materials as— By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, October 6.—A thwart- ed elopement and a bootleggers’ feud today were part of the police theories of the motive that actuated the four- way suicide of Raymond Block, 35, Maplewood, automobile dealer, found dead i: Hotel Belvedere. Coming to New York after a ham- mer assault on Michael Phoropoulos, an employe of the New Jersey Auto- mobile Club at New: Block drank poison, slashed his w s and garrot- ed himself in an overflowing bathtub. A note sent Block to a friend prior to the suicide said that he had been *“double-crossed by some boot- Jeggers” and thought that he had kilied one of them. The note affirmed his love for his wife. Police intimated that Phoropoulos might have overheard Block discuss- ing plans for an elopement with a young woman. They said that Phoro- poulos might have threatened to use this information. - Phoropoulos was in a critical condi- tion and unable to account for Block’s attack upon him in Block’s automo- hile salesrooms. " HOLD-UP IS FOILED. Street Car Inspector Shoots Ban- dit—Trio Is Sought. CHARLOTTE, N. C., October 6 (F). —One unidentified negro was shot, a Southern Public Utilities Co. motor- man escaped without loss of money and three negroes were being sought by police following an attempted street car hold-up on the outskirts of Charlotte late last night. -A street car inspector was-the sole | passenger being carried by Motorman | € W, Dixon on his last trip of the night. Three negroes pulled along- side of the street car in an automobile Wwith a South Carolina license tag, it was reported to rural police. When Music Gardening Poetry Fiction Brocaded Crepes Crepe de Chines Crepe Back Satins Albatross Printed Crepe de Chines Chenilles Waterfall Velvets Printed Georgettes Kann’s—Second Floor. A Remarkable Value Utility Coats $19.75 —Smart new-style travel and utility coats which you can wear with a feeling of satisfied cdbmfort and assurance of looking smartly “coated” for the occasion. There are straightline and belted models, the majority with fur collars and lined with crepe and kasha, some with kasha facings and pipings. The materials are checks, plaids and mixtures. The furs are Jap fox, opossum, mandel and wolf. A Sample Sale—Girls’ $2.98 to $6 Crepe de Chine UNDERWEAR At $1.98 —No mother with an eye to beauty, plus economy will fail to appreciate these dainty undergarments. They are a manufacturers sample line, and include combina- WS oF thnis St (e A tions, bloomers, dancing bloomers, princess slips and tempted to hold up the motorman at gowns. One of a kind, and not all sizes in each the point of a guf, the inspector, style. Beautifully made of fine quality s and crepe whose name was not learned by po- de chine in white and dainty colors, with trimmings of lice, shot him. The negro, believed embroidery, hemstitching, beading, . ribbon and lovely not seriously wounded, jumped from i i the car and ran to the nearby aute. laces. Sizes 2 to 14 years in the assortment. mobile. The triv escaped. Kann's—Second "Floor. SAVE 17 YEAIiS FOR FEAST Indians of Alaska Give Generously in Retlrn for Potlatch. Correspondence 3t The Star, McCARTHY, Al —The Healy River aboriglnes recently held a pot- latch near here that for generosity Misses’ and Women’s Sizes at— —The colors are tan, green, gray, brown, blue, rust and black combinations. 1,200 Prs. of Reg. $5, $6 and $7.50 Fall Low Shoes —There are fourteen smart new Fall models offered in this Anni- versary Sale, six of them pictured above, including in the assort- ment sizes 3 to 8, and Cuban, French, Steeple and Military heels. Styles and materials as follows: Kann’s—Second Floor. Silk-and-Rayon Hose With Pointed Heels—Special n saving for a return en- potlatch by tribes in 1910, During five ' potlatching the Healys zave way 500 blankets, 50 300 steel trape and tons of . Not a guest went away without a gift, while some carried a dozen blankets, It has been a time-honored custom In Alaska and northern Canada for natives to hold such affairs annually, which brings them to some particu: lar group about once in 20 years. tertainment f the Copper Riv 79¢ pr. —We are offering 1200 pairs of these good-looking, durable hose at this low price. Every pair perfect and made of a nice quality silk-and-rayon with lisle toes and heels. A good assort- ment of the season’s most popu- lar colors in sizes 874 to 10. —Bright Colored Bags as well as black are to be found in this Anniversary Special. Every one of genuine leathers—shoe calf, lizard calf, alligator calf, patent leather and suede antelope —in the popular flat and pouch shapes. Lvery one nicely fitted and conspicuous for its fine workmanship. Patent Leather Satin, Velvet Alligator Calf Pumps Oxfords Strap Pumps Colonial Pumps Step-in Pumps Scalloped Pumps He Ought'to Know. From the Weekly Scotsman. Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Kann’s—Street Floor. Kann's—Street Floor. 89c to $1.75 Imported Fabric GLOVES 40-Inch Rayon Slip Satin 8¢ and 10c¢ Satin Taffeta RIBBONS $2.98 All-Wool and Wool-&Rayon Sweaters Seconds Sonia HAIR NETS $1.98 Quality All-Wool JERSEY Regular $5.00 SPORT SKIRTS $9.50 Endless 22 Caverns (Rail Station, New Market, Va 4 ) Special train of first-class eoaches and parlor car leaves Washington, :00 a.m. SUNDAY Octcber Sth, 1927 Returning, train will leave New Market Station 6:00 P.M. Same Day For further information and tickets see flyers and ticket agents, Southern Railway System 35cdoz. 3 Dozen, $1.00 —Single and double mesh hair nets in cap style only and in all colors but white or gray. These nets, although called sec- onds, are guaranteed to be satisfactory. Kann’s—Street Floor. $1.69yd. —One of thie smartest of the Fall fabrics for sports clothes. Shown in black, navy, brown, tan, nickel, madonna blue, rose, French blue, oak, ruby, almond green, silver, jockey red, and other Autumn shades. Kann's—Street Floor. e | 5¢ yd. —Light and dark colore ribbons, in two good widths, suitable for fanc work and for dress trim- mings. Buy what yo need now, and keep unt you are ready to make your Christmas presents. Kann’s—Street Floor. 65¢ pr. —Novelty cuft, Slip-on, d Strap-wrist and Two- clasp styles of single and y double fabric. Some with plain, others embroidered u backs. Sizes 5 to 8 in gray, il biege, beaver, sand, wal- nut, dawn, mode, brown and_covert. Kann's—Sttect Floor. $1.98 —Not only for golf, but for ali outdoor sports wear you will want these smart skirts. They are made of fancy plaids, cor- duroy and flannels, in all the lovely Autumn colors. Waistbands 26 to 32 inches. Kann’s—Street Floor. $1.98 —Slip-over and coat models, some with the new student collars, with Vee and square necks. Plain col- ors and novelty effects in sizes 34 to 40, and in light and dark shades. Kann's—Street Floor. 55¢ yd. —An excellent quality rayon slip satin, 40 inches wide, and shown in the popular colors of navy, tan, maize, pink, silver, orchid, brittany blue, lac- quer and light blue, also black. Nice for linings, covering pillows, etc. Kann's—Street Floor.