Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1929, Page 28

28 GOOD LAUDS WAYNE| AS FUTURE MODEL Secretary, at Dedication of Statue to Great Fighter, Points to His Qualities. By the Associated Press. TOLEDO, Ohio, September 16.—An imposing bronze memorial to “Mad An- thony” Wayne, American military | hero, was dedicated at the battlefield of Fallen Timbers, near here, Saturday, to mark the place where the flery gen- eral led American troops to a decisive victory over the Indians August 20, 1794, which saved for this Nation the rich territory botween the Great Lakes and the Ohio River. The statue was unveiled by Miss Imogene Van Camp of Columbus, Ohio, descendant of Willlam Sloane, a bugler in Wayne's army, in the presence of ‘Willlam Wayne, Paoli, Pa, a direct descendant. of the general, and Mrs. Frederika Hull and Miss Rilla Hull of Maumee, Ohio, descendants of Chief Little Turtle, who was Wayne's oppo- nent. Description of Statue. ‘The memorial statue is the work of Bruce Wilder Saville, It depicts Gen. Wayne standing between a rugged white settler and an Indian brave. Secretary of War James J. Good | eulogized the general as the “second | soll and first fighter of the Revolu- tion” in the dedicatory address deliv- ered before the Ohio Archaelogical and Historical Society here tonight, after | ceremonies at the battlcground. Summarizing the significance of Wayne's victory at Fallen Timbers, Good said: “Had Wayne failed in the battle of Fallen Timbers—bad he failed in the treaty council that followed—it is very probable that the Ohio River would | have been the boundary line between | the Americans and Great Britain, f in the Quebec act of years before, the British Parliament had declared the country between the Great Lakes and the Ohio to be a part of Canada.” Secretary Good's Praise. In his address Secretary Good sald in part: “In paying honor to men like An- thony Wayne we pay tribute to those qualities of fortitude, loyalty, integrity { and vision which alone in this genera- tion and generations te come can preserve and advance the Republic. If our Nation is to endure in its high mis- sion of service to humanity, these vir- tues must be emulated by the millions who throng the mighty Western em- pire that Wayne's valor won for order and freedom.” DOUKHOBOR LEADER SCORES NUDE PARADERS | Peter Veregin Says Sons of Free- dom Cult Is Not Connected ‘With His Society. By the Associated Press. VEREGIN, Saskatchewan, September 16.—Members of the Sons of Freedom ; , many of whom recently were; sentenced to jail for staging nude pa- | rades in protests against the arrest | others of their cult, were declared in an | address here last night by Peter Veregin, i Doukhobor leader, to have no connec- tion with his organization. Veregin admonished his followers to adhere strictly to the laws of the coun- | try, and said if there were any wait- ing hearing who ever had thought of | getting into a nude parade, to forever ban such idea from their minds. Respecting the Sons of Freedom, Veregin said they had no connection | with the Doukhobors, save that they | had once belonged to the community, | but the minute they left it, they had no more to do with it. soski ST Because its citizens use an average | of more than two barrels of water for | each man, woman and child each day, | Helensburgh, Scotland, has been named | e British Isles’ most thirsty town Service Promptness, Reliability, and real Satisfaction —let this old es- tablished organi tion Pack, Move, Store and Ship your goods. Glad to make estimates. Phone Nat'l 6900 Merchants Transfer ¢ & Storage Co. 920-922 E Street N.W. to CHIC Saturday - Sunday Sept. 21 & 22 Tickets good in day coaches only Aninteresting week-end trip at small cost. Spend a full day in Chicago— see the famous “loop,” the lake front, and Lake Shore Drive; the parks, Museums and public buildings— the many sights and scenes that have made Chicago so widely famous. Leaves Washington Sept. 21 . .. 13150 AM. (Zastern Standard Time) Returning Leaves Chicage Sept. 22 . ... 6140 P.M. (Central Standard Time) The trip going and coming is made by daylight through scenes of rare natura! beauty and historic interest —the picturesque Potomac Valley, Harpers Ferry; the rugged Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains. A trip you can’t afford to miss. Baltimore & Ohio — e NUMDAH Rugs From India Size 4x7 Ft......$10.95 Size 30x45 In.....$6.95 —These new and beautiful rugs are shown in an unusual assort- ment of attractive patterns and colorings. They are strikingly - novel and unique in design, dis- tinctly Eastern in conception. The grounds are plain colors, with vividly contrasting designs. Numdah Patchwork Rugs, 30x42 In. At $8.95 Ea. —In pretty bordered and fringed styles; rose, gold, blue and tan; guar- anteed fast colors. Kann’s—Third Floor. Stamped Linen Luncheon Sets $1.00 —Oyster white linen sets, stamped in a dainty cross-stitch design—each set consisting of scarf and six plate mats. 5-Pc. Sets Stamped on Unbleached Muslin 59¢ ~—These sets consist of a 34-Inch clcth and four napkins, tinted in “blue and green, and requiring just an outline stitch to com- lete the embroidery. There are wo designs. Classes Starting Now in‘ Aurora Cone Decorating —Mrs. Mace is instructing and invites you to join the classes. Kann’s—Fourth Floor. This Beautiful Radiola 33 Complete for $89.50 —Radiola No. 33 is complete with seven tubes and built-in speaker, it has a beautiful wal- nut cabinet, and is fully guar- anteed by the maker and by Kann’s, Place one in your home and enjoy everything that is on the air, including the World Series games. Convenient Terms $10 Delivers One Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Attractive Pitchers at 69¢ and 98¢ Many New Shapes —They’re imported pitchers, made of A:orcelnln in novelty shapes and bright colors. The two sketched are 7!, and 5 inches high. Kann’s—Third Floor, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1929, Here Are the New Fa The Sale of Hurt BOOKS at 1/ and less —continues to offer hundreds of popular books of many types at savings of as much as two-thirds, in some cases. Kann's—Street Floor and Downstairs Bookstore. Let the Girls Wear Rayon Underthings A Large Assortment at $1.00 —Any girdl will be glad to go back to school if she is given fine rayon underthings to wear. Full cut, properly sized garments are offered, in pink, peach and white, at only $1.00 each. Sizes 4 to 16 years. Combinations 3 Styles Bloomers—Slips—Gowns Kann's—Street Floor. Utility Door Bags for Home or School Special at 75¢ —Just in time to pack into school and college bound trunks — a sale of handy door bags, bf cretonne. Each bag has 4 pockets for shoes and others for hosiery, handker- chiefs, laundry, etc. Just hang the bag on the inside of any ¢ closet door. Kann's—Street Floor. Mattresses at - : Special Prices $22.50 Imperial Stitched— —Four-row stitched, rolled edge and diamond $13.95 tufted mattresses, cov- ered with art or striped ticking. Guar- anteed for satisfactory wear. In all sizes. $16.95 Layer-Felt Mattresses—at ot i sae, eunsanices $11.99° ed new layer felt, with heavy 3-row Imperial stitching, diamond tufted, and covered with attractive art - or striped ticking. All sizes. $12.95 Layer-Felt Mattresses —An unusual bargain at the price. Comfortable 8.95 pure layer felt mattresses, with heavy rolled edge, closely tufted, with striped art ticking covers and can be had in all sizes. Sale—Wagner Cast Aluminum Ware! Slight Seconds ~—While these pieces are slightly defective, the defects are such as will not impair the usefulness of this cooking wear. In fact, :Zee;y piece is fully guaran- 10-qt. Deep Covered Kettles. Reg. $8.75,at............36.98 4-qt. Covered Saucepan. Reg. $5.50, at............$3.69 No. 7 Size Deep Lipped Fry- * ing Pans. Reg. $2.49, at. .$1.49 No. 8 Size Deep Lipped Fry- ing Pans. Reg. $2.79, at..$1.79 No. 9 Size Deep Lipped Fry- ing Pans. Reg. $3.50, at..$1.98 6-gt. Paneled Tea K’cttln. Reg. $5.30,at ...........$3.98 No. 7 Self-Basting Dutch Ovens. Reg. $5.50, at. ...$3.49 N Kann's—Third Floor, . For Large Women Who Wear Sizes 48 to 52V For Little Women Who Wear Sizes 16Y; to 26 Specially Priced $15 —When the new styles come in we are as mindful of the needs of the larger woman and the little woman as for those of average size. Every point of style enters into these special sizes that are found in the regular sizes—the longer skirts . . . the higher waist line. For the larger woman they are designed on specially slenderiz- ing lines, and in charmingly youthful models for the little woman, The materials are Wool Covert Cloths, Silk Tweeds, Satins, Canton Crepes and Flat Crepes, in the new shades of Blackberry, Brown, Wine, Blue, Green and Black. Kann's—Second Floor. EarlySaleofFur- Trimmed Coats $45 and $55 Qualities —Many are exact copies of Parisian successes, others are from the best known American houses, and each model is a triumph in style, quality of ma- terial and tailoring. Straightline and flared styles lead, with pouch or shawl collars, spiral and round cuffs. Materials are fine broadcloths and the fur trimmings are marmink, pointed, red, natural and black wolf, skunk and caracul. Sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to 44 Kann's—Second Floor. A Special Selling of Fur Scarfs _Actual $27.50 to $39.50 Values $25 —Think of buying, tight now at the beginning of the Fall season these splendid scarfs at so low a price! There are black, pointed and red fox scarfs, with full size heads, tails and paws. They will be in demand to wear with the new Fall suits. Kann's—Second Floor. Great Fall Sale of Homefittings Now Going On Third Floor. Style Right Silk Dresses for Fall Best Values We've Offered at $10 —The popular fabrics of . the hour have representation in this carefully chosen assortment— new covert cloths, light woolens, travel crepes, canton crepes, feather-weight tweeds, French spun Jerseys and satins. They are most attractively styled, and of course, feature the new longer skirts that fashion demands. Juniors’, Misses’, Women’s and Extra Sizes Kann's—Second Floor. Girls’ Washv Dresses In Twenty Smart Styles $1.00 —Twenty smart styles for school wear, in plaids, checks and prints, in two-piece effects, some with bloomers, in bolero and coatee styles, neatly finished with collars, every dress guar- anteed to wash. 7 to 14 year sizes. Kann’s—Second Floor. Two Special Values 39.Inch Heavy Crepe-Back Satin $1.79 yd. —It’s an exceptionally fine quality satin with a beautiful crepe back—the outstanding utility silk for Fall. At this price it is particularly tempting. Comes in 40 light and dark Autumn shades. Smart Fall SILKS! $6 Imported Black Chiffon Velvet $3.95 yd. —Chiffon velvet is one of the most popular of the season’s fabrics, particularly in this lustrous rich black. Itis an all-silk velvet with a deep pile, and is much in demand for dresses, ensembles and combination effects. 39 inches wide. Kann's—Street Floor.