Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1930, Page 10

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Do not accept bstitute for Pinex. It is guaranteed o KANN RITES HELD TODAY AT HOME Department Store Attend Funeral in Baltimore. Puneral services for Sigmund Kann, president of S. Kann Sons Co. oper- ators of the large department store here, who died at his home, 1321 Eutaw place, Baltimore, Sunday, were conducted at the Baltimore residence this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Dr, Willlam Rosenau of the Eutaw Place Temple officlated. In- terment was in the Baltimore Hebrew Cemetery. The services were attended by the ex- ecutives, members of the office force and other employes of the department store here, in addition to many other of Mr. Kann's stanch friends of many years. ‘The store, which was closed yesterday, remained closed again today out of re- spect to Mr. Kann's memory. A com- mittee of officers of the Washington Advertising Club, which called off its meeting scheduled for today out of re- spect to Mr. Kann, attended the serv- ices. Mr. Kann, who would have been 65 years old in June, had been in business here for more than 35 years, beginning with a small store at 909 Pennsylvania avenue. The business grew rapidly and he and his brothers purchased a store at Eighth and Market place. From then on the business continued to prosper and additions to the store were made, until today it stands as one of the Na- tional Capital's largest departmen stores. Mr. Kann was widely known here and had been active in philanthropic work, supporting both public and private char- ities. His illness, resulting in his death, lasted only a few days. At first thought to be bronchitis, it was later diagnosed as heart disease. . ANTI-PRIZE FIGHT PROPOSAL FAVORED Police Inspector Supports Hartley Bill Allowing Amateur Boxing. The Hartley bill “to prevent profes- sional prize fighting and to authorize amateur boxing in the District of Columbia” was ordered favorably re- by the judiciary subcommittee of the House District committee after a brief hearing today. The witnesses included Inspector Shelby of the Metropolican Police De- partment, who thought the bill would assist the Police Department in cor- recting certain conditions which he said police have h&smcuny in controlling der the existing law. unThe bill was lr:ended to provide that one of the members of the boxing com- mission to be apopinted by the Dis- trict Commissioners shall be a member of the Police Department. Other witnesses included Representa- -| tive Hartley of New Jersey, Representa- tive Clancy of Michigan, who had previ- ously sponsored similar legislation, and Edward Rosenbloom, representing the ‘American Amateur Athletic Union. COMMITTEE PUTS OFF FARM BOARD PROBE Postponement of Action on Nye Resolution Requested by Secretary Hyde. By the Associated Press. At the request of Secretary Hyde, the Senate agriculture committee today de- ferred action on a resolution by Senator Nye, Republican, North Dakota, calling for investigation of Federal Farm Board activities. Chairman McNary said Secretary Hyde and Chairman Legge of the board probably would be questioned before the committee acted. The resolution proposes inquiry “whether the Federal Farm Board has been fairly interpreting the agricultural marketing act and carrying out its purposes,” and “whether the so-called grain trade of America has conspired to destroy the purposes and effectiveness of the act and to embarrass the Farm Board.” McNary declined to comment on the attitude of the committee, declaring that it unanimously concurred in the suggestion of Secretary Hyde that action be deferred “in view of the delicate situation throughout the world.” CouLp WE TRANSMIT To You SO.\IE asm and appreciation . .. Some of our knowledge and experience in respect of the musical value, the educational and cultural advan- The committee chairman talked with Secretary Hyde shortly before the com- 1887 of our personal enthusi- Executives and Employes of | | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. “Married” Is Only Word in Ceremony For Denver Couple By the Assoctated Press. ... DENVER, Colo, March 4—A “one-word” wedding ceremony was performed here Sunday in the Liberal Church, with Bishop Frank H. Rice pronouncing the single word “married” as Maria Rita Salazar, 15, and Anacleto .Ines stood before him with clasp- ed hands, A miniature flesta, with feasting and dancing, followed the short- est wedding service ever held in Denver, The bishop declared there is nothing in the Colorado laws to indicate how many words a min- ister must pronounce in a mar- riage and that two attorneys had agreed the ceremony was legal. GALLI-CURCI HISSED IN BUDAPEST THEATER Part of Audience Demonstrates Against Performance by Ameri- can Opera Star. By the Associated Press. BUDAPEST, March 4.—Part of the audience at a performance of “Rigo- Jetto” In the Opera House Sunday demonstrated against Amelita Galli- Curcl, whose singing was interrupted by whistling and hissing. Many members of the audience left their seats because of the disturbance and demanded their ticket money back. Similar incidents occurred on Thurs- «:}% w{h:ln._ Mme. Galli-Curci sang in BOUNDARY DISPUTE PLAN IS FAVORED | Bolivia Replies to Offer of Neutral Countries to Form Commission, By the Associated Press. Bolivia has replied favorably to the suggestion of five neutral nations that a neutral commission be formed to com- pose her boundary disputes with Para- guay. The Bolivian government addressed a note to Washington last week in reply to identical notes sent it two months ago by the United States, Cuba, Mexico, Colombia and Uruguay, asking that the government_at La Paz reconsider its previous refusal to accept the good | offices of such a commission before | settlement of the boundary by direct negotiations was resorted to. The text of the present reply has | Fine l;"or i’_ainful Stiff Swollen Joints When rheumatism settles in any of your joints and causes agony. dis- sery please remember that Joint-Ease is the one remedy that brings quick and blessed relief. Joint-Ease brings comfort to trou- blesome joints. 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Avoid that future shadow by avoiding over-indulgence if you would maintain the lithe, youthful, modern figure; not been made public by the State De- partment and there apparently is little expectation that it will be. Francis White, Assistant Secretary of State in charge of Latin American affairs, has the note under consideration, and it is presumed, will inform the four other neutral governments of the Bo- livial attitude. The note is regarded as one of the final steps in the settlement of the hostilities which broke out in December, 1928, between Bolivia and Paraguay, and whose culmination in war was prevent- ed by the Pan-American Conference of Conciliation and Arbitration meeting in Washington at that time. United D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1930. After a six-month session of a com- mission of inquiry and conciliation, headed by Maj. Gen. Frank R. 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