Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1928, Page 27

| 28, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, SCORES NEEDLESS LAY TR High Court Denounces “End- less Appeals” for Halting Criminal Prosecutions. * Prolonged appeals designed to recover evidence said to have been illegally Gb-‘ ere sharply con- demned by the Supreme Court yesterday ! in its consideration of a New, York prohibition case. In unsparing I e . the court 1 B The court | the defendant ! after trial egally obtained, was ended, the justices said it would be impossible to " prompt justice, be- | cause almost interminable delay could be _obtained b; (;xhausling all possible re the court by J. Robert Cogen, whose place of busines: w York City was raided by prohibition agents in May, 1927.] Cogen never has gone to trial and after | his indictment on a prohibition con-| spiracy charge sought to suppress the | use as evidence of papers taken from! him at the time of his arrest. He claimed that they had been illegally seized. To stamp its disapprovel upon the practice, the court excused arguments ' by the Government counsel, indicating that on an early opinion day the appeal | ‘would be dismissed and Cogen be forced | to go to trial on the conspiracy charge. $15,000,000 BUILDING PROJECT BEING SOUGHT teps Taken to Locate Western | Electric Co. Construction Project Here. Location of a proposed $15,000,000 building project of the Western Electric Co. in or near Washington instead of on a site reported to be under con- }Slderauon in Baltimore, is urged by H. J. Odenthal, executive secretary of the City Club, in a letter to W. F. Hosford, vice president of the company. The City Club executive points to the facts that Washington is a hub for water and rail transportation facilities between the North, South, East and ‘West; that there are available sites mear Washington and that there Is a higher class of labor here than else- ‘where. He cited also plans for the first class airport on Gravelly Point. TWO YOUTHS ARE HELD. Atlanta Boy, 18, Is Charged With Forgery. Robert Alexander Glenn, 18 years old, of Atlanta, Ga., charged with false pretenses and forgery, was held for the action of the grand jury under $2,000 bond, and John Thomas Donneily, 18, of the 1400 block of Good Hope road, charged with false pretenses, held unp- der $500 bond by Judge Ralph Given yesterday in Police Court. The false pretenses charge against both boys accuses them of passing a worthless check on a local department store, while the forgery charge sgainst Glenn involves a check for $85 on a local bank. Both pleaded not guilty and ‘l)onnelly waived his preliminary hear- ng. e PITTSBURGH . ... $ 7.25 CLEVELAND 10.26 CHICAGOD . . .... 1825 VIA DEPENDABLE GREYHOUND LINES “Today luxurious through motor buses on the Jargest bus system in America take you direct to Pittsburgh, Cleveland or Chicago. A delightful trip. Follows historichighwaysacress thepicturesque Alleghenies. Make good time. 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They act easily and .quickly on bowels and liver. ;- . Edwards’ Olive Tab- eep fit for the daily 2:né. Tinusands of happy men and women use them regularly as an aid to success in their every- day tasks. Know them by their olive color. 15c, 30c, 60c. Sale! $1.98, $2.29 and $2.50 CURTAINS Ruffled and Criss-Cross Styles $1.39 Serims Marquisettes Plain and Voiles Grenadines Novelty Effects —There are more than a dozen differeat ruffled and criss-cross styles in this remarkable offering of cur- tains. Curtains that are suitable for use in any room in the house. Plain white, cream, beige and ecru colored curtains—and novelty curtains. Each pair complete with valance and tie-backs. Quantities are such'as to permit you to choose a single style for all the windows of the home. Kann'’s—Third Floor. Linen Luncheon Cloths 98¢ Ea. —50-in. Luncheon Cloths, made of good quality pure crash linen, with fancy colored striped borders; an excellent wearing quality. 12-in. Napkins to Match, at 7¢ Each Kann's—Street Floor. A Christmas Sale Candlewick Spreads - At $2.98 —These beautiful spreads, in their quaint, old- fashioned style will be a gift some friend or relative will prize highly. They are all in cream ground, with rose, blue, gold, green and orchid tufting. For single and double beds, long énough to' cover the entire bed and pillows. "~ At $3.98 —At this price are remarkably lovely designs and qualities, colored grounds with white hand tufting, the colors aré pink, blue, orchid, green and gold, in elaborate designs. Single and double bed sizes, and long enough to cover the bed and pillows. Kann's—Street Floor, » Baby Blankets —Good-looking, $1.29 warm, double-faced blankets — bound with pink or blue. Size 36x50, for cribs or carriages. K.ann's—Second Floor. 600 Dainty Aprons 59¢ i —Pretty cover-all and pinafore aprons, made of nov- elty prints, percales, unbleached muslins, black sateen and cretonne, trimmed with contrasting colored pip- ings and attractive color combinations. Ten differ- ent styles from which to select, Kann’s—Second Floor. Lace Clocked Silk Hose - $1.00 Pr. —French lace clock hose are again popular this season and here you will find an espe- cially lovely collection offered at this low price. They are constructed by a clever, news knit-to-fit process with mock seam up the back. In sizes 875 to 10. And ten popular Fall colors. it Kann’s—Street Floor.. Writing Papers, Special 39¢ Box —An offering of writing papers_that should delight every gift hunter, colored papers in the fashionable styles. Every box containing 24 sheets of paper and 24 envelopes. Many of the envelopes lined. This Is Toqts‘ie! $1.59 —She is an adorable, ‘saucy little dolly, 13 inches tall, at- tractively dressed in a white, blue or pink lawn dress, shoes’ and stockings: And a perky ° little ribbon bow is tied on her - hair. . R Kann’s—Fourth Floor. There are white papers and - AR M R R v Cf annm v GHRTS T M AS ST ORE?” Misses’ and Women’s Sports Coats Lambshire, Silverpelt and Krimmer Cloth $29 —You will find them as warm as a fur coat when you are riding in a roadster or in the rumble seat, or watching the foot ball game. They are very good-looking coats, of hand- some fur cloths, with piaid or plain wool, alse satin, linings; belted style, with strap cuffs and standing collars; double or single breasted, with raglan or set-in sleeves.: Misses’ Sizes 16 to 20 ‘Women’s Sizes 36 to 42 Kann’s—Second Floor, Exceptigfian All-Wool Jersey Frocks In Sizes 16 to 40 $2.99 —Smart, warm and decidedly inexpensive at this low pricc, Made in one and two piece styles. Suitable for home, school and busi- ness wear, Some have pri nted Jersey blouses, and the skirts are pleated. A host of attractive Autumn colors from which to choose. Extra Sizes 42 to 50 " in Part-Wool Jersey —These are vety beautiful frocks.and fit per- fectly, The colors are tan, green; wine and navy. Kann’s—Second Floo ' Silk Lingerie $1.69 —You are always safe in giving lingerie—for it is a gift that all women like to receive. And here at this modest price you will find lovely silken things you will be proud to give. Chemise and step-ins of. crepe de chine in pretty pastel colorings, and both tailored and lace-trimmed styles for your choosing. Many of them sample garments, beautifully ‘made and attractively styled. Kann’s—Second Floor. 900 New Rayon Suitable for Christmas 99¢ Underthings Gifts! —With the present vogue for slenderness, rayon underthings are the choice of the most fashionably dressed women. tica! and they are cconomical. Christmas, and be sure your gift will Buy them now and save! The sale Bloomers in pastel and street shades—Sizes 5 to 8. Sizes 36 t Bloomer Bottom Che- mise In pastel shades— Sizes 36 to 42., =, e Kann's—Street Floor. They are smart, they are prac- Give them for be appreciated. offers— Costume Slips in pas- tel and street shades— 0 42. Chemise, tailored and lace trimmed—Sizes 36 to 42. i Electrical Gifts At Special Prices —For those who love their home, and want things that are good looking, practical and useful about them—there is nothing so sure of appreciation as an electrical gift. Here are a few suggestions that will aid you in making your selections— Urn Sets—Special at ~—“Universal” sets, with a 10-cup, $ 2 5 9 5 De highly polished nickel-plated urn, silver lined; a gold-lined sugar and creamer and an oblong, scratchless-bottom tray. $40.00 value. Urn Sets—Special at —“Manning & Bowman” sets, with 9-cup nickel - plated urn, ]_7.4 sugar, creamer and scratchless- bottom tray. Regular $25.00 value. Electric Irons—Special at —“Universal” Irons, with rounded 3 2 ¢ ° 9 heel, heat-proof stand, long cord and socket. There is no better iron made. Costs little to use and saves time and worry. Regular $6.00 value. Percolators—Special at —“Manning & Bowman” highly polished, nickel-plated Percolators 7.9 with guaranteed element. Makes clear, delicious coffee even before the water boils. $12.00 value. ; —“Thermax,” Universal made Waf- i fle Irons, make four waffles at one 7.98 welcome. Regular $10.00 value. Heating Pads—Special at Pads with handy cord switch, Three heats, low, medium and high. Responds quickly to the hurry call of pain. Kann’s—Third Floor. Waffle Irons—Special at time. A gift that any home will —“Manning & Bowman” Electric $4.95 Room Size—Congoleum Made - Felt Base Rugs $5.65 —1If you are contemplating the purchase of a new Felt-base Rug any time in the near future—now is the time to buy it, when you can do so, for as little as in this sale. The popular 9x12 and 9x1014; ft. sizes for your choosing—in a variety of patterns and pretty colorings. 7%4x9-ft. Size, $3.95 . Sale! $1695 and $22.95 _ Layer Felt Mattresses $9.95 and $14.95 —Well tufted, four-row imperial stitched mattresses with heavy rolled edges. Filled with all-layer felt and covered with art or striped tickings. Full, three- quarter and single sizes—and every mattress guaranteed. 6x9-ft. Size, $2.95 Kann's—Third Floor. Special Lot—Pearl-on-Amber Dresser Pieces —If you want to use your money to best advantage and yet b please every woman on your list, you will choose your gift from these lovely artificial pearl-on-amber dresser pieces. Mirrors, hair brushes, combs, trays, buffers, puff jars, hair receivers and manicure articles—in blue, rose or maize for only One Dollar each. Kann's—Street Floor. Crepe de Chine Scarfs $1.00 Ea. —Short scarfs or reefers to wear under Winter coats. Made of a nice quality crepe de chine with pretty printed designs on tan, white and gray grounds. Kann’s—Street Floor. g Suede Purses to Finish ‘With Beads 79¢, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.69 ‘—Handmade gifts are always the best of 21l And these purses will take on)y a little time to finish, as they are semi-made; of soft suede in black, brown, blue, green, red or gray— and all that is needed is to sew on the steel beads. ’ Steel Beads, 20c.a Bunch Finished Models on Display Kann's:—Street and Fourth Floors.