Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1930, Page 16

B—4 = SCHOOL MATRONS URGED BY CITIZENS lowa-Thomas Circle Associa- tion Hits Provisions of Pending Jones Bill. Opposition to the Jones bill to liberalize the three-year residence re- | quirement for District Commissioners | was voted last night by the Iowa- Thomas Circle Citizens' Association, | meeting in_the residence of Dr. Della | R. Du Comb, 1213 O street. i Another resolution indorsed the move- ment to have matrons assigned to the | elementary schools to take charge of playgrounds, wash rooms and cloak rooms during school hours. William McK Clayton was indorsed by the association for appointment as people’s counsel on a motion put by Edward Young. Following an address in which a representative of the company asked if the move would be acceptable to resi- dents of the community, the association | voted approval of the proposed erection of a gasoline Alling station at Nos. 1] ircle. Thompson, president of , presided. Mrs. Ella the associatie SCULPTORS CHOSEN FOR BRIDGE PROJECT James E. Fraser and Leo Fried-! lander to Fashion Four Figures for Arlington Memorial. James Earl Fraser and Leo Fried- | lander, many of whose sculptural works already adorn public buildings and parks in Washington, have been chosen by the Arlington Memorial Bridge Com- | m! n to fashion the four figures of “War” and “Peace” which are to grace the Lincoln Memorial terminus of the ntal span across the Potomac ser, who recently completed the Robcrt Todd Lincoln sarcophagus in Arlington Cemetery, and who was sculptor of the John Ericsson memorial near the bridge, will design the two figures representing the arts of peace to be erected at the entrance to the Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway. Friedlander, sculptor of the allegori- cal bas-relief on the Chamber of Com- merce Building, the Washington memo- rial arch at Valley Forge and the sesquicentennial silver medal at Phila- delphia, will model the two figures on the bridgehead proper, representative of the valor of war. ROCKEFELLER REPAYS PIANIST WITH FLOWERS Girl Whose Playing Enchants Him Given Roses Instead of Usual Dime. By the Assoclated Press. DAYTONA BEACH. Fla., February 5.—For a youthful musician whose talents have won his admiration, John D. Rockefeller, sr., has greater rewards than the customary dimes. ‘Twice within three days he sat at- tentively on the front seat at piano re- citals given by Miss Helen Pugh of Asheville, N. C. After the second con- cert he presented her with a large basket of red roses. Rockefeller refused to sit in a seat reserved for him in the middle of the hall, insisting on a front-row chair so he could “watch her fingers.” A Brahm's lullaby seemed to please him more than any of Miss Pugh's numbers. CAUSES $250,000 DAMAGE Blaze in Kentuc’ky Town Is Caused by Overheated Smoke- stack. By the Associated Press. LEXINGTON, Ky., February 5.—Fire starting from an overheated smoke- stack last night swept the redrying plant of the Southwestern Tobacco Co., & subsidfary of the Universal Leaf To- bacco Co, with a loss estimated at $250.000. Of the 700,000 pounds of tobacco in the plant 300,000 pounds were owned by the Liggett-Myers Tobacco Co. Of- ficials of the Southwestern and Liggett- Myers companies refused to estimate the damage, but declared it was covered by insurance. ACTRESS IS RECOVERING. LOS ANGELES, February 5 (B).— Mabel Normand, former screen actress, Who has been in a hospital for nearly a year suffering from tuberculosis, is mak- ing good headway toward recovery, her physician, Dr. E. C. Fishbaugh, said yesterday. She was informed yesterday of the death Monday of her father, Claude G. Normand, from pneumonia. He died at his home, at New Brighton, Staten Island PLANS FOR CELEBRATION. A resolution authorizing an appropri- ation of $200,000 for the participation of the Federal Government in the cele- bration next year of the 150th anniver- sary of the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown, Va. was introduced in the Senate yesterday by Senator Swanson, Democrat of Virginia. Another resolution was proposed by Senator Swanson, authorizing the Presi- dent to invite foreign governments and | individuals to join in the celebration. | FURNITURE RENTING BA FUR?IFI;G:;E ! Wiz 616 ESLNW. 9136 Thousands of people afflicted with bad breath find qui relief through Dr. Edwards Oli lets. The pleasant sugar-coated tablets are taken for bad breath by_all who know. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently but firmly on the bowels stimulating.them to nor- ,_clearing the blood and rifying the entire sys- y do that which dan- lomel does.without any N Olive Tablets.bring pain or_any disgreeable Dr. F. M. b attendant bad breath. Olive Ti table com! them by nightly for a week and note the fect. 15¢, 30¢c, 60c. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 1930. Special Lot of Neckwear —Collar and cuff sets, panel collars, tie collars, etc., of c lace, pique, linen and satin. Kann's—Street Floor. Hudnut’s Petite Purse Perfumes —Chic, dainty and ient 1 zi B 00c Regularly $1.00. Kann's—S8treet Floor. A Sale of Metal Beds, Springs and Mattresses Featuring Twenty-Six Styles of Wood-Finished Metal Beds in Three Unusual Sale Groups! 61 Beds in 6 Styles 26 Beds, Regularly $9.95........ 15 Beds, Regularly $10.95....... 20 Beds, Regularly $7.95........ $4 049 Full, Single and Three-quarter Sizes in Each Group! No.4of a Series of Unus Mirror-Base Vanity Lamp $1.98 ~The charming sim- plicity of these lamps will appeal to every woman who wants the new and beautiful at a low price. They are slim, graceful little af- fairs in nickel finish, with an attractively etched mirror base and a long silk cord. Shades extra. Kann's—Third Floor. ual Savings Only 300 to Sell at— [-] Fa Non-Run Rayon Under- garments, Special at _Bloomers, Vests, Short Bloomers —Smart women wear underthings of non-run rayon, because it wears longer, washes beautifully, is pretty to look at, and is economical to buy. The garments at this price are cut amply large, neatly made and specially reinforced. Misses’ and women’'s sizes in pastel shades. Kann's—Street Floor. Full-Fashioned “Seco” Silk Hose, Special at Chiffons and Service Weights i Seconds of the $1.50 Grade 89 —Beautiful stockings with c pr. only the slightest of imper- fections. Sheer chiffon weights, silk to the top— and medium service weights with short lisle tops, lisle heels and toes. In the fashionable Spring colors and sizes 814 to 10. £ Kann's—Street Floor. 453 Prs. of Children’s $3 tb $6 Shoes Now Reduced Sizes for Children, 5 to 8, 814 to 11; for Jr. Misses, 111; to 2; for Misses, 2% to 8 213 Pairs of High Shoes $1.45 pr. —Smart, comfortable shoes in two-tone color combina- tions for the smaller children. Button and lace styles, of tan, smoked elk, patent leather and dull calf. Sizes 5 to 2 in the combined assortment. 240 Pairs of Low Shoes $2.45 p. —These are our regular $3.50 to $6.00 shoes. Of tan leath- er, black calf, patent leather, smoked elk. Also two-tone sport models. Some with leather, others crepe soles. All sizes in the assortment as 45 Beds in 8 Styles 14 Beds, Regularly $12.95....... 15 Beds, Regularly $14.95...... 16 Beds, Regularly $18.95....... Mahogany, Walnut and W hite Finishes! Kann's—Third Floor, Layer-Felt Matt —Also in Three Special Sale 42 Mattresses 35 Mattresses Originally $10.95 Regularly $14.95 - $649 $9.49 —Three and four row imperial stitched mat- tresses, of guaranteed layer felt. Heavy rolled edge. Closely tufted. Covered with art or striped ticking. All sizes. —Heavy rolled edge, diamond tufted mat- tresses, of guaranteed layer felt. Covered with durable ticking. All sizes. o o Springs, 3 Specials Reg. $22 Lure Sleep Coil Springs —Double deck coil springs of highly tempered steel. elical tied top with adjustable rods to ° fit wood or metal beds. -All sizes Reg. $16 Simmons Coil Springs —These springs carry a 10-year guarantee. All sizes at this reduc- 2 tion. . 2-Band Link Springs, Special at —Excellent springs of heavy steel wire. Reinforced with extra band at each side. All sizes. Guaranteed 10 ° years. Kann’s—Third Floor. The February Sale of Silks Featuring the Newest Printed Silk Flat Crepe Printed Silk Chiffon Jacquard Rayon Crepe $2.50 to $2.95 Qualities —A brilliant array of new prints on light and dark grounds. Little patterns for daytime. Large designs for afternoon and evening. —Over Eighty-five color combinations for your choos- ing. Large and small designs on light, medium and dark grounds. Printed Silk Radium Printed Flat Crepe Printed Silk Chiffon $1.69 to $1.95 Values Printed Sports Pongee. .. .. .. 32-In. Washable Printed Silk . $1.25 Printed Silk Radium, 36 in. wide. . Kann's—Street Floor, . $1.29 yd. ..69¢c yd. .-88¢c yd. The Jeweled Clip The Season’s Smartest Pin —Everyone is wearing them—singly or in pairs. They do not make holu—u‘ {he}' clip on. Several styles for your choosing—of glit~ awm rhinestones or ‘of .the new Baguette Kann's—Street Floor. 51 Beds in 12 Styles 24 Beds, Regularly $19.95. . 15 Beds, Regularly $2245... 12 Beds, Regularly $2745.. ‘A Few Slightly Scratched! resses Groups! 25 Mattresses $19.95 to $22.45 $11.49 —Heavy four-row im- perial stitched, hand- tufted mattresses of lay- er felt. Covered with striped or art ticking. All sizes. Guaranteed. Ly w-, m Convenient Terms if Desired —Any of the above articles may be purchased on our Easy Payment Plan. No carrying charges. $1.69 to $3 Grades—50-Inch Drapery Fabrics $1.29 s —A beautiful array of drapery fabries, in- cluding Sunfast Rayon Damasks and Ver- dure Tapestries in plain, striped and all over effects. 36-in. Drapery Damasks, 49c values, 29¢ yd. 50-in. Sunfast Damasks, $1 to $1.20 values .. . 9cyd. Velour Portiefes Reduced! $7.95 to $10.95 | $16.95 to $23.95 Portieres, Now Portieres, Now $5 o [$10 o ~—27, 36 and 50 inch portieres of double faced velour in rich colorings. Some with silk overlocked edges, others envelope borders. Not all widths in all grades, Kann's—Third Floor. Stamped Pillowcases —A greatly varied and unusual- ly attractive collection of new stamped pillowcases. Some fin- pr. ished with plain hems, others novelty and rainbow hems. $3 Auro Cone Sets Now $2.00 —With one of these decorative sets you can * make many pretty things for the home and $ to wear, at very little expense, now in progress under the of Mrs. Mace, who will in- struct you in this interesting art, Free of charge.—Art Department. Kann's—Fourth Floor.