Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1930, Page 24

PACEANTTOSHOW BRTISH HTORY Stratford-on-Avon -Also to’ Pay Tribute to Bard in Ceremonial. By the Associated Press. STRATFORD-ON-AVON, England, | July 15.—Shakespeare's county, War- wickshire, has completed preparations for & pageant to be given tomorrow and on, the three days foligwing that shall rival in magnificence ®nd historical in- | terest the famous one of 1906. | Warwick Castle is again to furnish | the background. Fully 5,000 performers ' will take part. y All over the county little bands of women have been making costumes ap- propriate to the periods to be enacted, and artists, craftswomen, musicians and dancers have united to make the pag- | eant a success. | Battle to Be Re-enacted. Miss Sybil Thorndike and her hus- band. Lewis Casscn, will recite the p legue, which John Drinkwater written, After a Druids' song, spectators will see barbaric-looking Britons and Romanized islanders e gaged in a conflict, which ends in the victory of the more disciplined Roman warricrs. ! Next will be shown the arrival of St Augustine, an_opportunity for impres-' sive chanting by the male chorus. The third episode covers William Rufus. Medieval pageanty will reach| its zenith 1n the next episode, depicting | “The Passing of Richard Beauchamp, | Earl of Warwick.” ~Beauchamp's re- | mains were brought to Warwick for sepulture in the famous chapel built for the purpcse. Pomp and circum- stance are seen in every part of this episode. Bard's Characters to Appear. Some of the most famous characters | in Shakespeare’s plays and the Bard of Avon himself will appear in the next episode. Then will follow the “stately revels” of Kenilworth in 1575, when| Robert Dudley, Earl of Leycester, spent | & small fortune in his endeavor to cap- | tivate Queen Elizabeth. Some of the music_actually used by the Coventry | mummers on that occasion will be heard. In the next episode, introducing the civil war period, Charies I will be seen just before the battle of Edgehill, and a thrilling scene, depicting a house in| flames, will be presented. Finally will come the regency period | and the visit paid to Leamington Spa in 1819 by the Prince Regent, after- ward George IV. This is a very “dressy” episcde, in which Leamington’s fairest women will appear. Of special interest to Americans is the fact that this .pageant owes its orlzltn to the Women's Institute move- ment. BOY, 14, FACES CHARGE OF MURDERING NURSE Woman, 23, Found in Ravine, Stabbed to Death, After Leaving for Walk With Youth. By the Assoclated Press. GREEN POND, N. J,, July 15.—Robert Woolsey, 14 y: Id, son of a Jersey City paint dealer, was in custody today charged with the slaying of his nurse, Miss Anna Miller, 23 years old, of ,Scranton, Pa. Miss Miller's body, with two stab wounds in the abdomen and five in the back, was found yesterday in a ravine at the foot of Lookout Mountain. She disappeared Sunday when she left the Summer home of her employers for a | walk with the boy. ‘Young Woolsey, who was described by police as largs for his age and of ab- normal mentality, was taken in charge when he walked into police headquar- ters at Dover, N. J., last night and asked for a night's lodging. He was turned over to State police who found the girl's body. 2 She had been employed as the boy's attendant for the past three years and came with him and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woolsey, from Ridge- wood, N. J., Saturday. ight competing ning into Cardiff. OGUE Cléaners 3rd & Eye Sts. N.E. Going Away? Vogue-Cleaning will recondition your ward- robe and l(‘c!nl?ll‘l' former style and col- or. Insist on “special process” better clean- ing—that is VOGUE-CLEANING" For Men and Women Phone Atlantic Trade Mark ke, U. S, Pat. Off. For Street and House Wear One Strap $3.00 One-strap, Two-strap Oxfords, h Shoes and Juliets Sizes 23§ to 10 AA to EEE Priced at $3 to $6.50 BOYCE & LEWI CusToM FITTING SHOE 439-72StNW. Just Below E J. T. NORRIS J. T. ARNOLD H. O. BRUBAKER Formerly With The Family Shoe Store Are Associated With Us Baltimore Store 418 N, Charles St. \ING STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘D. C.. TUESDAY. JULY 15, 1930. OUR ONLY STORE-WIDE SALE OF THE SEASON—AND WE'RE TELLING MORE OF ITS SAVING STORY EVERY DAY! Manicure Specials $2.25 Cuticle Scissors $1.50 10c Orange Wood Sticks. .6 for 25¢c Professional Nai I 5 6 and 7 in.ssizes. Ch s o 15 25¢ to $1 Buff $1 Cutex Set- 50c Glazo Liquid Polish Set, polish and remover 32¢ Kann's—Street Floor. NOTIONS —Dress Shields in flesh and white. A few in colors. As- sorted sizes. 3 prs., 40c —Sanitary Aprons. Belts and Step-ins. A limited quantity. 19c¢, 3 for 50c Kann's—Street Floor.. Blousettes of Fine Voile $1.37 —White and pastel colored blousettes, attractively finished with fluffy ruffles. Choice of two styles. $1.95 value. Organdy Vestees Special, 67¢ —Sheer organdy vestees, in white, flesh, blue and maize. $1.00 value. Kann's—Street Floor. 85¢ Linen and Rayon Huck Towels : 59¢ —17x34-inch towels of linen and rayon mixtures, in fancy woven patterns and solid col- ors—blue, rose, gold and green. Finished with hemstitcHed hems. Kann’s—Street Floor, Reg. $12.98 —58-Pe. Dinner Sets $7.95 —Attractive sets of thin Ameri- can porcelain, ‘decorated with the colorful nasturtium pat- tern and green lines. Open stock. A service for six. . cheon Sets of sparklin black glass. Special $4.4 Kann's—Third Floor. Housewares! y priced at........ Kann's—Third Floor. 16-Rib Silk Umbrellas $2.69 —A beautiful assortment of umbrel- las, in plain, novelty border and all- over patterns. Made on wood shanks in black or gilt. finishes. Straight, crooked and novelty han- dles. Colors, navy, brown, green, red and purple. Also black and white, Kann's—Street Floor. 2,500 Sample Upholstery Squares 59¢ ea. —18x18 to 24x24 inch squares of . velour, damask, brocatel and tap- estry; 79¢c, $1.00 and $1.50 values, y Kann's—Street Floor. WHITE AND PASTEL COLORED \SILK PIQUE DRESSES Made of Stehli Bros. —The season’s smartest sports dresses — most economically priced in this sale. Made without sleeves, - with becoming little elbow sleeves, or capes. In sin- gle and double breasted effects, trimmed with pearl buttons. Col- ors, pink, blue, green, nile and orchid, also white. Sizes 14 to 20—38 to 44 Kann's—Second Floor. A SPECIAL SALE GROUP OF Costume SLIPS $1.00 " $2.94 Radiums, Printed Crepe de Chines and Rayon Taffetas —This special collection of slips has achieved the happy combination of smartness and economy. Many of them represent a manufacturer’s “close out,” others are sam- ple garments—and all were made to sell for a much higher price. Tailored models, in white, pink, peach, nile and orchid, Though you will not find all colors in all styles and sizes. ‘Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Kann's—Second Floor. Silk Pique! A SPECIAL SALE OF FASHIONABLE - Toyo Panamas At the Very Low Price —The irery hats for Summer—so smart, so cool, so comfortable—and certainly most inexpensively pticed in this special selling. Chic, becoming f styles, simply trimmed with grosgrain ribbons J and bows—in colors to match your sports and street costumes. Head sizes 21 to 23 inches. Kann’s—Second Floor. Crex Anoka Grass Rug 9x12 and 8x10 Ft. Sizes—$9.95 and $10.95 Values —Charming Summer rugs, made of a tough American prairie wire grass that outwears the ordinary grass used for rugs, They are firmly bound all atound, and are stenciled with attrac- tive designs in bright: colors. 3x6-Ft., Reg. $2.75 at $1.69 20x36-Inch Oval Braided Rag Rugs 99¢ —Lovely rugs in pretty colonial patterns with solid-color bor- ders, of rose, blue, green and orchid. 2#x54 In., Reg. $1.69 at 98¢ 30x60-Inch Fibre Rugs $1.19 - Heavy, reversible rugs, with patterns in rose, blue, green and brown. Can be washed . when soiled. \ at $3.95 V,x7Y;-Ft, Reg. $5.95 6x9-Ft., Reg. $7.95 at $4.38 24x48-Inch Colored Rag Rugs $1.49 —Rose, blue, green and orchid colored rugs, with fringe at both ends. All colors tubfast. Crex Ultra and Crex de Luxe Grass Rugs —9x12 and 8x10 ft. rugs in attractive patterns $ 1 3 95 50, ° and colors. Kann’s—Third Floor. Formerly priced at $18.00 to $26. Junior Misses’ Washable . Sports Frocks $2.95 —Exceptionally smart, serviceable frocks for the active and spectator sports. Made of Shan-ray, a new rayon and cotton fabric that has the appearance of silk and launders beautifully. Also of broadcloth and pique. Sleeveless models, all of them, in plain pastel colors and in dotted patterns. Sizes 11 to 17 Kann's—Second Floor. Girls’ Dresses $1.00 $1.59 to $1.95 Values —Delightfully cool, dainty dresses for Summer—priced unusually low in this sale. Sleeveless and short sleeve models of voiles, batistes and dimities—in dotted, flowered and printed patterns. Also in plain colors. Many with separate jackets and detachabie Sizes 7 to 14 Years Kann's—Second Floor. $2 and $3 Corsettes| capes. Three Popular Makes at $1.88 —A BIEN JOLIE MODEL, of rayon satin and swami silk. With boned diaphragm and detachable shoulder straps. $1.88. —A C/B Foundation of swam1 cloth, reinforced across front and . back. For the shorter slender fig- ure. $1.88. —A Kann Special Model of attractive batiste with mesh blaséleau top. Princess type. Kann's—Second Floor, Sportswear HALF-PRICE! Knitted Bouclette Suits - $17.50 Regularly $35.00 —White and colored suits in smart styles, suitable for sports and street. All from reg- ular stock. Bizes 14 to 40 in the assortment. —Shantung Shorts, with shirt: to $5 47 . match. $10.95 value —Three-piece Knitted Suits. For- merly $10.95, Now ........ So $5.47 —Knitted Dresses, in smart colors. $8 25 $16.50 values —Three-piece Bouclette Suits. $12 50 . Formerly $25.00. Now Kann’s—Secand Floor. Overnight Cases $2.98 —Unusually good ' looking cases to sell for so, little Made of heavy graineéd Du- pont, with moire linings, in tan, black, blue or green. Each with mirror and pocket In lid. 14-inch size. Others $3.98 to $14.98 Kann's—Fourth Floor. "Crystal Necklaces Slight Seconds of $1.95 and $2.95 Grades 95¢ ea. —Bright, sparkling, diamond cut imitation crystal neck- ‘laces, in all white, rose, blue, aqua, topaz, amethyst and green colorings, Very slightly imperfect. * Simulated. Kann’s—Fourth Floor. SimriensMetal B Kann's—Street Floor. $3.45 Fibre Ferneries $2.98 ea. —Very attractive ferneries for the porch or window. Made of fibre in gold and red, red and black or brown and gold fin- ishes. Each with metal container. $6.98 —Continuous 0st. grace- line style metal beds, in a rich brown finish. One-of the big values in the sale. Regular $16.00 \ All Sizes Coil Sprihgs at $.88 —Unusually comfortable, strong bed springs, made of highly tempered steel. All si izes. Guaranteed. Kann's—Third Floor.