Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1930, Page 20

B—4 LATIY ATIONS PAY HONOR O PERUVAN Private Funeral Service Is Held for Senor Buenavista at St. Patrick’s. Representatives of nearly all the Latin American republics paid their last re- spects yesterday to one of their col- leagues, the late J. Alvarez de Buena- vista of Peru. In the absence of many members of the Capital’s official circles during the Midsummer weeks, a private service was held for the first secretary of the Peruvian embassy, whose death last - Saturday followed an éperation for an intestinal disorder, from which he had suffered for several years. Many Attend Church Service. Representatives of the Pan-American Union, State Department officials and others were among the friends of Senor Buenavista who attended the low mass said for him in St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Many of his former colleagues accompanied the body to Mount Olivet Cemetery, where temporary interment was made pending receipt of instruc- 2om from relatives as to final disposi- jon. The three sisters who survive Senor Buenavista are in Europe and Argen- tina. The last rites for the late em- bassy official were arranged by Ambas- sador Manuel De Freyre y Santander, who only recently arrived and relieved Senor Buenavista of his duties as charge d'affaires, ad interim, and by Dr. Santiago F. Bedoya, fellow first secretaries. s Dr. Bedoya Returns to New York. Dr. and Senora De Bedoya returned to New York immediately after the funeral, where Dr. Bedoya is in charge ©of the Peruvian consulate pending ap- pointment of a new consul there. Senor Buenavista’s body was accom- panied to the church and cemetery by a motor cycle police escort. Wreaths from the Pan-American Union and other groups and individuals surrounded the casket. Senor Buenavista was first secretary from 1927 until his death and came to Washington first in 1917 as second secretary. CARDS AND SHOTGUN HELD AS EVIDENCE Bmooth-Tongued “Friend” Proves to Be Skilled Prestidigi- tator. there’s a way to get the cash back, or crook.” it was with Jéseph Campbell of 217 F street Sunday afternoon, when he lost $7 in a friendly game of craps Johnson, lored, first lose that much money and eat next ‘week.” Johnson accepted the invitation and, although he sensed that all was not as it should be, “he was hot and had thrown plenty naturals with the bones” and maybe he could even overcome handicap of having s “fixed deck” against him. IN THE ANNUAL SALE Fur Coats 98 Sealine (Buck Rabbit) Contrasting Trimmings Muskrat Coats - Self and Contrasting Trimmings Silver Muskrat Self and Contrasting Trimming Mendoza Pony Caracul Contrasting or Self-Trimming —And this is only one of the spe- cial price groups in the sale—all of which offer only the newest 1930 Fur Fashions, with their softer, less bulky appearance, their dress-like details, and their becoming wearability. Slight Seconds of 95¢ Luncheon Cloths 69c¢ —An excellent cloth for Summertime use, 50-in. square, of a good quality linen, with colored strip- ed border. It is economy to buy several at this low price. Kann’s—Street Floor. Kann's—Second Floor. 25¢ Printed Percales 19(3 yd. —Perchles, Pueblo prints, A. B. .C. and other well known makes of the best quality 80-square per- cales. For children’s dresses, women’s house dresses, aprons, etc. The rice is special for one ay only. Kann’s—Street Floor. Now! Regular $18.00 to $29.50 Children’s Underwear $1.00 to $1.79 Qualities 79¢ Combinations, Slips; sizes 2 to 8 Pajamas, sizes 2 to 14 years —Charming little styles, made en- tirely by hand of white and flesh colored muslins, and decorated with dainty hand-embroidered designs. The pajamas are in one and two piece styles. Babies’ Philippine Dresses, 79¢ Sizes 1 to 3 Years —Dainty handmade, hand-em- broidered dresses of sheer white nainsook, with scalloped edge around neck and sleeves, plain or scalloped hems. Unusual values at the price Kann's—Second Floor. EIGHTH STREET STREET Specially Priced + Bathing Suits $2.79 —August is the beach-side month, when every one who can “goes swimming.” One must have a smart suit, and can buy it here at this very special price. Two- iece effects, in two-tone color- ngs, trimmed with decorative motifs. Sizes 32 to 44. Kann's—Second Floor. Girls Wash Frocks, Now, $1.00 Regularly $2.00 —A fresh new lot of dresses. Cool, Summery styles for right now, and for the first days of school. Lawns, voiles, dimities and percales in dotted, printed, checked and striped ~patterns. Colors guaranteed fast. Sizes 7 to 12 years. Kann's—Second Floor. " ONE DAY AU GUST SPECIAL NO. 2 500 Prs. Childr(_an’s Fall Shoes Undies 51.59 . Two for $3.00 —Women’s and Misses’ gowns, slips, pajamas, step-ins, chemises, dance sets and slips—of flat crepe, crepe de chine and rayon crepe—in pastel colors. Some daintily trimmed with lace, others tailored. A sample lot of six hundred pieces. Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Kann's—Second Floor. Silk Dresses Half Price! Reg. $10 Values $5 Flowered Crepes Washable Crepes Navy Georgettes Pastel Georgettes Printed Silks —Reinforcements have brought up the values in this sale to the same high stand- ard offered in the first day’s selling. The variety is ample enough to satisfy almost any fancy. The majority are short sleeved, and flaunt dainty ruffles, capes, boleros, and new pleated collars. Suitable for any daytime wear. ' Misses’, Women’s and Extra Sizes Kann's—Second Floor. New Beadlyke He did. He won all of Campbell’s oash, to-wit, $22 in a little less a $1.49» 1. half-hour playing time. her _oxfords: E S Summer Rugs i maost too polite for his visitor's comfort, | Nl traed T ean, Neckwear “4f . t Leather. enuine sl a0 someiniog o <hacge mab 9x12 and 8x10 ft. Sizes and patent onsiructed of Sl ck.” 3 leather. Pull-on Fabrie GLOVES So saying, he disappeared into a back room. He soon. reappeared brandishing & shotgun. “Hand over de money,” m{mm quoted him as saying, pointing gun straight at the visitor. John- son did, but upon leaving Campbell's home called at the six pbell was arrested. * Yesterday in Police Court he demnaded trial the gun at Johnson and permitting gmln‘. He was held under $1,000 bond Judge Ralph Given. The shotgun :’n:“mlrm cards were held as evi- Planes Maneuver in Darkness. OLOMOUC, Czechoslovakia, August 6 (P)—Three hundred airplanes in the Monday night engaged in $10 e Hodges Wicker Rugs Crex de Luxe Rugs Crex Craftsman Rugs Delart Fibre Rugs Plymotex Reversible Fibre Rugs —Our entire stock of the better grade 9x12 and 8x10 ft. Summer rugs, reduced to this low price for a quick clearaway. Smaller sizes also at low prices. ) Kann's—Four Metal Beds, Springs and —A new innovation in neckwear — with novel embroidery designs on net to give the appearance of ads. Vee aped and sweetheart collars, some with cuffs, with embroid- fohes © oo B \%';.;Z:.c. 2. ‘ $1.00 85c —The fashionable white and eggshell washable fabric gloves in plain pull-on, or pull-on with one clasp at wrist, styles. ery in white and colors on cream net. Kann’s—Street Floor. All with spearpoint, self- stitched %plecka. Sizes 5%z to 7%. Kann's—Street Floor. Mattresses in a Sale! maneuvers over this town, with cam- ouflaged land batteries assisting the “defending” force. ‘The inhabitants were forbidden to $9.95 to $12.95 Summer Rugs +~—9x12 and 8x10 ft. Hodges Reversible Fibre i and @rex Anoka Wire Grass Rugs will be found in this special group, Smaller sizes to wmatch, also low priced, " New Luxury on the Eann's—Third Fioor. LIBERTY LIMITED | Reg. $9.95 to $11.95 Reg. $12.00 to $16.00 Regular $18.00 BEDS BEDS BEDS $4.89 $7.89 $13.89 —Full and single sizes: including the well known Sim- mons, Foster and Greenpoint metal beds. In beautiful wood finishes. 4,800 Turkish Towels Size 18x36 —Heavy, double thread to;vels C of an absorbent turkish towel- A $16.00 All Layer Felt Mnm‘use:...’........».......[.;.,......311.48 75 Inner Spring Mattresses, $29.95 Values .......c.........$1495 99.Coll Springs—all sizes ....cco.ootoerosromuecesessasens 30T Kann’s—Third Floor. A real bed in your own private room NJOY all the privacy and comfort of ahotel bedroom on your way to Chicago. For one of these new single bed- rooms you pay only one-quarter more than the regular fare—plus ~-Two popular sizes—8 and the cost of two lower berths. lgscg,“ “(;oo:t Jfii’dy‘mé:l‘ Another good reason for pre- E‘;}‘g'fi; BECERCHSNy < T : C . » 2 o e, ue, green, ferring the Liberty Limited. red, yellow, gray or m“"m ing with colored stripe borders. 1,500 yards of 25¢ to 35¢ 3 for 50¢ CRETONNES —There is nothing like a bit of W aste Baskets Size 21x42 —Very absorbent towels of a C e 1 Fluted Metal—Enameled in Colors! double thread turkish toweling cretonne to add new life and fresh- . - g ness to the Summer home. These i I A with prettily colored striped are 36 inches wide. In hosts of | AN borders. 3 for 69¢ colors and patterns. All full bolts Size 23x46 —Extra heavy towels of a dou- C ble thread, absorbent turkish toweling with wide colored —not a remnant lot. stripe borders. A very special price for this size towel. 3 for $1.00 Kann's—Street Floor, LIBERTY LIMITED I ;{flmemao'f s yn&?e ro?li‘?l‘: Easy to clean, sanitary and Brepeea hey are th e Mfr’s. Sample Pcs. of Upholstery Fabrics Dkt o e W€ Mail and Phone }—Good u::u pieces of plain a.ndA flgured7 ;do’%: 59 . Orders Filled acquard velour, tapestry, etc. Actual 79, 5 For reservations phone National 9140, oSk m?$1.50 values. i c Ea, 2 PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ‘The Cool Rowte to the West z P Kann's—Third Floor.