Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1928, Page 24

SNITH IS ACCLSED | OF SURRNG Y Colladay, at Rally, Calls on Governor to Retract D. C. Police Charges. In a speech delivered last night at a rally, conducted by the Hoover and Curtis Club of the District, at the Wil- lard Hotel, Edward F. Colladay, Re- publican national committeeman for the District of Columbia, publicly called upon John F. Costello, Democratic na- tional committeeman for the District, to wire Gov. Smith for an immediate re- traction of the false charges he recently made about the number of police of this city being tried for intoxication. The Republican national committee- man cited Gov. Smith’s charge in his Milwaukee speech that one-third of the | Washington police force had been tried during the past year on charges of in: toxication. Mr. Colladay declared that such a statement was not only. untruth- ful, but was proof Gov. Smith's irre- eponsibility in the matter of seeking | votes. ~He said also that “lies” about | the Washington police were & siur on the National Capital. Demands Retraction. Mr. Colladay in his demand for a re- #raction pointed out that the records of the Police Department show that in- stead of a third of the force of 1,375 policemen being tried for intoxication there were only 39. “Gov. Smith could have obtained these accurate figures,” Mr. Colladay said, “if he had desired 1o be correctly informed bsfore making rash and false slurs.” Gov. Smith’s statement about illicit liquor traffic in the Capital City and the number of policemen here tried for intoxication also came in for criticism from John H. Bartlett, First Assistant Postmaster General, another speaker at the rally. “While Gov. Smith's unfair charge about the police of the Capital is not a vital issue in the National campaign,” Mr. Bartlett stated, “it is highly im- portant because it indicates clearly to the electorate the recklessness igno- rance and unfairness of the Democratic nominec in the matter of appealing for votes. Gov. Smith thus far has shown clearly that he has little regard for truth or accuracy. His carelessness and irresponsibility are apparent now. 500 Attend. More than 500 men and women at- tended the rally. The meeting was opened by John Lewis Smith, president of the Hoover and Curtis Club, who outlined the purposes and work of the club, saying it was directing its activ- ities principally to the financing of the campaign in Washington and to getting out the voters of various States who are temporarily resident here. Edgar C. Snyder, United States mar- shal of the District, as chairman of the committee on meetings and rallies of the Republican campaign committee of the District, introduced the speakers. In his speech of welcome, Mr. Snyder lauded the work being done here among the State voters by the Republican State committee under the leadership of Samuel J. Prescott, its chairman, and the work of A. E. Chaffee, in charge of the voters’ information bureau at local headquarters. Others who spoke weré Mrs. W. D. Cameron, Republican national commit- teewoman from Nebraska, and Mrs. W. C. Reed, Republican national commit- teewoman from New Mexico. Former Senator Ernst, Republican national committeeman from Kentucky, occupied @ seat on the plaform. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Sixaola—Kingston . -September 29 Bermuda—Bermuda -October 2 ' ptember 29 Rilvia—St._ John's.. Ceiba—Kingston .. ‘September 29 DUE TODAY. Berengaria—Southampton Conte Grande—Genos. .. .. President Roosevell—Bremer- av : Rot —Rotierdam September 25 oa—Puerto Colombi -September 24 DUE TOMORROW. City of Montgomery—Savannah...October 3 DUE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7. Muenchen-—Bremerh: Lapland—Antwerp Ulua—Port_Limon Monterey—Vera _Criiz. Carmania—Liverpool Caledonia—Glasgow Oscar II—Copenhazen...’.. DUE MONDAY, OCTOBER 8. Sevthia—Liverpool Minnesota—London Baltic—Liverpool Rochambeau—Ha -September 29 ‘September 25 | -September 25 Teno--Valparaiso i Farmer—London . Cozmo—San Domingo., Porto Rico—San Juan. . Fort Victoria—Bermuda. DUE TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9 Olympic—Southampton Carabobo—La_Guayra. Justin—Manaos Albert Ballin—Hamburg, Paris_Havre Stockholm—Gothenburg . Western World—Buenos Aires. e September 26 J....October DUE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10. Juan Sebastian Elcano—Bar- celona ..............September @ uetzow—Bremerhaven L1l September 29 anchuria—San Francisco. ... September 20 DUE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11. & ..October October t October DUE FRIDAY. OCTOBER 12 Augustus—Genoa . October Washington—Bremerhaven October ania—Southampton October Amsterdam- October Tuscania—TFlymouth, Ha France-_Plymouth and Hav; Roma—Naples and Genoa Columbus—Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremer- | vel vre and London. re. & nd—Plymouth, Cherbourz and Ant- c—Cherbourg and Southampton. a_Cape Haitl, Port de Paix, Gonaives d St. Marc Flora—Turks Island Cottica—Inacua, Cane Haiti, Port de Palx, Gonaives and St. Marc. SAILING TOMORROW. | d 1 Cherbours. and | ic SRio de Janeiro, Santos. Monte- | en, Colombia. Cartagena, nto and San Francisco. | . Cristobal and San Fran- | Oslo and Copen- | DAY. OCTOBER 9. Charleston and Jacksonville, DNESDAY, OCTOBER 10. herbourg and Southampton. | Cristobal. Cartagena. and Santa Marta. | elt—Plymouth, Cherbourg n. SAILING THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 esident Harrison—World cruise. B ‘eresa—Cristobal, Callso’ and Val- | Cobh, Cherbourg and Bremer- | and Santo Domingo. Progreso, Vera Cruz and | SAILING FRIDAY. OCTOBER 12. | a—Plymouth. Hayre and London. Iymouth and Havre. i Plymouti, Cheroours and Ant- D. Olympic—Cherbourg and Southampton. Minnesota—Boulogne and London. THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C, TDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1928.° KANNS 35th ANNIVERNARY Misses’ and Women’s Fall Dresses A Special Anniversary Group at $8.75 —Smart Jerseys, Wool Crepes, Lustrous Satins and Dull Crepes. The styles are as varied as the materials, and feature new cape backs . . . Vestee and jabot fronts . . . Skirts fashioned to give the new fullness ... Skirts with godets, pleated, flared, or with panels . . . Tai- lored and semi-dress models, The trimmings are lace collars, georgette vestees and two-tone color effects. In Tan, Cocoanut, Navy, Brown, Russian Green, Wine, Independence Blue and Black. Sizes 16 to 20—38 to 42 and Extra Sizes 44 to 50 Kann's—Second Floor. New Sweaters With Tight Knitted Bottoms $2.69 —The knitted bottom gives the blouse a very smart blouse effect which is generally becoming, and especially chic when worn with the new butterfly skirts. In the assort- ment are rayons, fine wools and jer- seys. In pretty Fall colors. Sizes 34 to 42. Kann's—Second Floor. Women’s $5 to $7.95 Silk Umbrellas —They were made to sell for very Fox Scarfs—Three Colors A Most Unusual Value Anniversary Price. A fur scarf is almost a necessity—to wear with the tailored suit or frock, or with a plain tailored coat. At this price are Pointed, Red and Brown Fox. A Special Introductory Sale of “As-born”’ Arch Shoes For Children! In Sizes 8%% to 11 and 115 to 2 Showing the Invisible == §2 8 pr. —These shoes ate built with a steel arch which helps to properly develop and strengthen the arch of the feot, It aids in supporting weak ankles by preventing them from turning in or out, eliminates the untidy run-over appearance and gives life and wear to the shoe, The shoes are made on a special combination last, of patent, Russia calf, black calf and tan elk, in high and low styles, with water- resisting soles. Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Velocipedes and Slfeedbikes$9.95 ea. Two Big Anniversary Specials —Good strong Velocipedes, known as the “Victory Special,” and finished in royal blue with gold stripings. They are made of tubular steel throughout, with rubber pedals, ball bearing bicycle spoke wheels, bicycle saddle and adjustable handle bars. much more than our $58 —Sidewalk Cycles or Speedbikes with tubular frames and brazed joints—attractively finished in bril- liant red with gold stripings. They have rubber tired, plain bearing spoke wheels, parking stand, rubber pedals, chain gear, bicycle saddle and adjustable hand bars. $4.69 —Silk umbrellas in navy, green, red, purple and brown colorings, also in black and white combinations. Some plain, others with fancy borders— and all with smart handles, tips and ferrules. Kann’s—Street Floor. Washable Suede Slip-on Gloves $2.45 Pr. —Smart gloves of the finest quality imported washable suede, in beaver, beige, sand and ashes colorings and sizes 5% to T%. $2.95 to $3.50 Novelty Glace Gloves $1.89 Pr. —Imported Glace Gloves, in novelty effects with embroidered backs. In black with white, and white with black combinations, also in plain colors. Sizes 53 to 8. Kann’s—Street Floor. Children’s 75¢ Picture Books 39¢ —The Nelson Linen-mounted Picture Books, illustrated with beautifully colored pictures. Choice of twelve different titles. fiSame book bound in heavy paper, C. A Book for Young Folks “The Quoks” 45¢ —A marvelous book for young people, beautifully illustrated with figures of the Quoks. Reg. $2.00. Kann's—Downstairs Bookstore. Children’s Slippers $1.00 Pr. —Warm, fleeced slippers, with quaint little bunny faces, in blue and pink, ;mg sizes 6 to 8, 81> to 11 and 11 0 2. Kann's—Fourth Floor. 39¢ Bandeaux and E. ndettes 47¢ Ea. —Dainty garments of satin, rayon crepe, novelty cloth, satin-sheen and poplin. In beautiful new designs and sizes 30 to 36. Kann's—Second Floor. Kann's—Street Floor. Kann’s—Second Floor. Coty’s Combination 85¢ Face Powder 60c Perfume 8 5 (‘ $1.45 Value for s —A delightful combination, offering you a trial size flaconette filled with the favorite Coty L’Origan per- B fume and a box of Coty’s face powder in blanc, rachel or natural shade. An unusual value even for an Anni- versary sale. The New Chromium-Plated Waltham Wrist Watches Regularly $19.50 Will Not Tarnish $12.95 —Unusually attractive watches for men who indulge in sports. The cushion-shaped Wadsworth cases are made of nickel, plated with Chromium, a metal that is not affected by weather or water, * and is guaranteed not to tarnish. Seven-jewel Waltham move- ment. Trimmed with oxidized bezel, gold edge gilt figures. Leather straps. Kann's—Street Floor. Reg. $7.50 & $8.50 ‘Arch Grips’ —Schi In the Anniversary Sale at $5.95 pr. —The Anniversary Sale is the only time during the year that you can buy these very popular Shoes for less than regular prices—twenty smart styles for your choos- ing—of patent leathers, satins, black and tan kids, Russia calf, black kid with suede quarters, patent kid with suede quarters, and tan kid with suede quarters. Every Pair With the Steel Built-in Arch Every Pair Built on a Specially Constructed Combination Last. Kann's—Fourth Floor. A TUBE GIVEN VWith Every “Schenuit” TIRE During the Anniversary Sale enuit Double-grip, Air-cooled Tires are guaranteed on a monthly basis for a year. All sizes are low priced and can be bought on convenient terms. 29x4.40 30x4.50 29x5.00 ...$ 30x5.00 ... 31x5.00 ... Standard Sizes ...815.25130x3Y, CL, $8.95 34x4 . s A 9, 32x4Y4 33x414 34x4l, 35x4%% ... Regularly $15.00 . Kann's— Fourth Floor. Beautiful Cabinets of Writing Paper —Each cabinet con- tains 72 sheets of dec- kled edge paper and 72 envelopes, in three dif- ferent sizes; one size in white, one in blue and the other in gray. Very specially priced for the Anniversary Sale. Kann's—Street Floor. Collar Sets T7c¢ —Also at the same price, panel front and back collars, Butterfly collars, Vee-shaped collars, Peter Pan collars and cuff sets and vestees with jabots—$1.00 values. ‘ Gardenia Sprays —Three gardenias to a spray—some in all white, and all pink, others white with yellow centers. $1.00 values. New—Square Mufflers $1.59 —Imported Mufflers of twilled rayon, in broken plaid designs and black and colors. $1.95 values. Kann's—Street Floor. Regularly $14.75 Kann’s 60¢ Kapitol Kandy Special 47¢ 1b. —Peanut Brittle, Kann's—Street Floor, Fine Linen Handkerchiefs 19¢ —A beautiful colleetion of lin- en handkerchiefs, with hems ut in by hand and beauti- ul colored hand embroidered designs in all four corners. Kann's—Street Floor. Sale! Darwin Tulip Bulbs 49¢ Doz. —Now is the time to plant your tulip bulbs if you would have them bloom early in the Spring. And here you will find good, healthy Darwin bulbs in assorted colors at a most attractive low price. These bulbs will also grow in the house and be pretty and cheerful during the cold, bleak Winter days. Kann's—Third Floor. M