Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1928, Page 25

THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5 1928 [[1008 | KANNS 35t ANNIVERNSARY A Fascinating Collection of Beautiful Dresses Printed Transparent Velvets Exquisite New Evening Gowns Velvet-Trimmed Crepes for Afternoon Fashionable Tailored Frocks P18 —Women with true style sense will recognize the smartness ot these frocks which are so modestly priced. All are made of materials strictly up to the minute and in the collection one may find models for street and afternoon wear, frocks that are just the thing for sports. The styles—a close-fitting hip line, a new flare, a graceful drape, uneven hem line, the latest in sleeves and neck line—all evidence the new- ness of these frocks. RODSEVELT DENES [ e “SACRIFICE" STORY Says He Was Drafted Be- cause of Smith Sympathy. Hits at “Slander.” By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, October 5—Franklin D. Roosevelt has denied he was “dra-) gooned” by Gov. Smith into accepting the Democratic nomination for Gover- nor of New York. In a statement telephoned from twarm Springs, Ga., to the Democratic national headquarters, Mr. Roosevelt sald: “I am amazed to hear that efforts are being made to make it appear that I have been ‘sacrficed by Gov. Smith to further his own election’ and that my personal friends should vote against me to prevent such sacrifice.” “Let me set this matter straight at once. I was not dragooned into running by the governor. On the con- trary, he fully appreciated the reasons for my reluctance and was_willing to give up such advantage as he felt my candidacy might bring him, in defer- ence to my wishes. “Smith Policies Mine.” “I was drafted because all of lh9< party leaders when they assembled in- sisted that my often expressed belmt in the policies of Gov. Smith made | my nomination the best assurance to‘ the voters that these policies would | be continued. * * * I trust this state- | ment will eliminate this particular bn\ of nonsense from the campaign from the very beginning.” SCORES BIGOTRY. Fine, Imported ot Soleil Felt Hats | %523 Special in the Anniversary $3.00 —Think of it! The new hats of soft, imported Soleil felt for only $3.00! There are dozens of in- Sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to 46 Roosevelt Says Unthinking Are Reviv- | ing Sixteenth Century Prejudices. By the Associated Press. COLUMBUS, Ga., October 5—Re- suming his speaking tour on behalf of the national Democratic ticket, Franklin D. Roosevelt, new Democratic nominee for Governor of NeW York, last night struck agli.n at “vile and scurri'gus literature,” which he said | was srompted by religious bigotry. | Declaring that the nomination of a Catholic by a major political party has | made this campaign one of the most | important in national life, Mr. Roose- | velt said & handful of unthinking citi- | vens have reverted to the sixteenth and seventeenth century prejudices. “No sane person would think for a New Green New Blue New Reds Navy Black moment that the Republican candidates or their managers have the slightest connection with this foulness, yet two | facts remain,” Mr. Roosevelt declared. | “First, somebody is paying out hun- dreds of thousands of dollars for the printing and distribution of this liter- ature, and, second, we cannot escape the fact that the Republican candi- dates stand to benefit to some extent by the ignorant, bigoted vote. This they cannot_escape.” Mr. Roosevelt asked his hearers at the Opera House whether the farmer had received any benefits from the Re- publican administrations of the past eight years. He declared that 1,000 farms are abandoned daily throughout the United States, and declared that the Democratic party has a better rec- ord for carrying out pledges than the Republican, and gave hope for a re- birth of the farm life of the Nation. Gov. Smith, he said, was the key to its accomplishment. CABINET CHANGES SEEN IN SPANISH REGIME Report of Shifts Follow Stories of Dissension Over Rule of Pre- mier Primo de Rivera. By the Associated Press. ST. JEAN DE LUZ, Spanish Frontier, October 5.—Reports reaching here from Madrid indicate that various changes in the Spanish cabinet with an eye to achieving a stronger militaristic combi- nation are imminent. These rumors follow recent reports of further dissen- tion over the regime of the premier, Gen. Primo de Rivera. Among the cabinet changes men- tioned is the replacement of the Duke of Tetuan, resigned because of poor health, as minister of war, by Gen. Julio Ardanaz Crespo, now president of the supreme council of navy and war; Gen. Burguete to succeed him at ! that post. Senor San Jurjo will oc- cupy the post of head of the civil guard, it is sam EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. Trousers TROUSERS TROUSERS To Match 0dd Coats $4'§;” Thousands of pairs to teresting mode]s—uny turbans—closely fitting. Medium size hats that do all sorts of things to achieve the eyebrow line. All characterized by touches of individuality which mark them as style leaders. In colors to match your coat and frock. Made to fit all head sizes. Kann’s—Second Floor. Two of the Many Styles Are Sketched! Kann’s—Second Floor, fit men of all types and builds. Bring us your odd coat or vest to be matched with a pair of our special trousers. You'll find that we can do it. We carry all ma- terials, colors, patterns and sizes in stock. In fact, there are over 5,000 pairs from which to make selection. Ogpen an Account Whether you need a suit, topcoat or an over- coat, or all three, you'll find our prices and mer- chandise RIGHT, besides you can- charge it and pay while wearing with- out any added cost for An Opportunity Indeed! 3 Popular Weights of “RADMOOR” Silk HOSE At Special Prices —For twenty-five years Radmoor hose have been chosen by fashionable women for their beauty and their splendid wearing qualities. And here is an opportunity to buy three of the most popular weights, in the wanted colors and sizes 87 to 10, at worth-while savings. The Regular $2.00 Grade —The No. 21 heavy-service weight, 1 39 Pr. full fashioned silk hose, with 4-inch ° lisle welts —The No. 10 Medium Serv- ice Weight, Full Fashioned v tsie $1.00 welts, pair at 3 Prs. for $4 —The No. 42 All-silk Chif- fon, Full Fashioned Hose, with soles and tops inter- i i 61,00 Kann‘s-—Strect Floor. An Exceptional Sale! 300 Sample “Beacon” and Blanket ROBES $5.00 1o $10.00 Values $3.79 —Luxuriously warm, smartly practi- cal bathrobes—priced in this special Anniversary event at a saving that will attract every woman. They are made in the becoming mannish styles of Beacon and blanket materials, in pretty plaid, ombre and striped ef- fects, with long shawl or notch collars and long set-in sleeves. Attractively trimmed’ with silk cords, satin and grosgrain ribbons. Women’s and Misses’ Sizes Kann's—Street and Second Floors. 200 New Winter COATS For Dress, Sports and Travel Wear — $65 to $95 Values at— $O —Any woman who is intending to purchase a new coat this Fall will be wise to do so now. The values in our Anniversary Sale are very unusual. This is particularly true of the splendid coats in this group. There are sports, dress and travel coats, smartly trimmed with these -popular furs — fox, wolf, civet cat, skunk, caracul, beaver and Jap badger. New collar shapes are the “Paquin,” pouch, mushroom, “Lanvin,” cushion, Johnny, etc., and all the new style _cuffs are here — spiral, swirl, muff, pouch and animal effects. Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20 ‘Women’s Sizes 36 to 46 Extra Sizes 4015 to 5214 Kann’s—Second Floor, Chic! New! Unusual! Juniors’ and Misses’ Fall Frocks $15.00 and $16.50 Values $10.95 Sizes 13 to 17 —The new materials are very charming— novelty prints, georgette and velvet, also satin and velvet combinations, dresses all of velvet and others of crepes and satins. One and two piece styles, with new Sunburst pleats, ruffles, shirring, tucks and cape effects, and new trim- mings that include everything from buttons to shoulder bows. In navy, tan, green, beige and black colorings. Kann's—Second Floor. Two of the Many Beautiful Models. Fall Dresses For Girls of 7 to 14 Years Unusual at $4.78 —Young girls are never too young to be interested in fash- ions—and here is an offering of new Fall dresses that will meet the instant approval of every girl of 7 to 14. One and two piece models of silk and velvet combinations, of velvets and wool crepes, beautifully styled and attractively trimmed. Girls’ Winter COATS swaisl . $7.99 $10.00 to $15.00 Values! —Smart, new coats for sports and dress—in loose and belted styles of tweed and velour—some simply tailored, others trimmed with fur, and all neatly lined and interlined. Choice of tan, brown, blue and red. Girls’ Wool Jersey Dresses —One and two piece styles, trimmed ;«;lth velvet or embroidery. Sizes 7 to $2 88 years. Girls’ Raincoats, Special at —Very attractive, practical coats of a 29 rain-proof rubberized material, for girls $l of 7to 14. Each with hat to match. Felt Hats, $1.29 Berets, 39¢ —Chic, becoming —Becoming models of 1 . suedine, with elastic styles in a variety of which can be adjusted shapes and colors. to fit head. Kann's—Second Floor.