Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1930, Page 21

“INAID OF STRKERS . Danville Council Asked torJ I Money to Pay Utility Bills. Employe Jailed. Special Dispatch to The Star. 7 ™ .~ Va., November 11.— Officials of the United Textile Workers America last night petitioned the e Cys s b pay gas clciric and pay gas, el an Is of the mlli-!u'lk.n until y can resume their work, or find some other means of avoiding cutting off these services. ‘The petition which referred to “hun- dreds of delinquents” was referred to the Pinance Committee without com- ment for a report at the next mesting. Striker Jailed. Roscos Pell. & striker, who appealed o $25 fine M the Police Court upon being convicted of attacking Wily hes, colored employe of the mills, yesterday was sentenced to 60 days and fined $50 in the Corporation Court. It was the first jail sentenc: to be im- posed on a textlle striker in connection with alleged acts of violence jncidental te the strike. The State during s:lec- tion of the jury asked permanent dis- qualification of all jurors who are mem- bers of the union, or who are employed in the mills or who own mill stock. John W. “Carter, commonweaith's attorney in” lis argument declared “gvery man white or black, rich or poor, has the constiiutional right to pursue the even tgnor of his way and that Jaw is to be sustained in this community if we can get disinterested juries.” Probing Attack. Schoolfield police today were investi- gating an attack made last night on the home of L. E. Childress, members of whose family work in the mills. Chil- ported that he and several men about 30 shots and that his ied with bullet holes. ———— e KANSAS GUBERNATORIAL RACE IS STILL ENIGMA Absentee Votes Expected to Deter- Mine Victor—Democrat Leading #s Kansas City Box Is Protested. By the Assoclated Press. . KANSAS CITY, Kans, November 11.—The closely contested and as yet undecided Kansas governoiship race was further complicated late yesterday by. a suit seeking to invalidate returns from Tuesday’s election in the first pre- ciict of the first ward in Kansas City, R. White, county attorney, the Repubiican candidate for sheriff in Wyandotte County was cred- ited with 243 votes, while poll books only 236 ballots were cast. Judge W. H. McCamish issued 5 tee to settle the issue. ’-"#‘m would lose only four votes if the first precinct balloting was in- validated, as the box was strongly Re- in Germany are complain- that Germans are not taking to SAPOLIN Speed Varnish —Long lasting, hard wearing varnish for fur- niture, floors, woodwork, linoleum, etc. ‘/Easy to apply and dries in four urs. Choice of four popular hdrdwood shades and clear. 14 Gallon $2.6 Gallon Sapolip Demonstration Kann's—Third Floor. Coaster Wagons Tomares $BAD Tomorrow —Roller-bearing wagons with nickel- plated hub caps, 10-inch rubber-tired disc wheels and brake. Size of body 16x36 inches. Kann's—Fourth Floor. A Special Sale of Turkish Bath TOWELS and BATH MATS At Less Than HALF'! —Some are subject to slight irregularities such as a heavy thread, but there are no holes. $1.25 Fancy Bath Towels 59¢ $2.00 Bath Mats g —Attractive, heavy, g large size mats for 89¢ | E===g] 1,200 Cannon Mills Turkish Towels ~—Double thread, large size towels, in assorted —HeaVy towels with monogram space in border. —Large size, heavy mats in pretty patterns. styles. $2 Plain White Towels —Extra heavy, large size ‘white Turkish towels. C $2.25 Bath Mats Kann's—Street Floor. Children’s 4-Pc. Brushed Sweater Sets $2.98 —Sweater, leggings, toque and mittens of brushed wool, in white, blue-and pink. Sweater in double-breasted style with novelty band trimming. Sizes 2 to 6. Kann’s—Second Floor. Girls’ Wash Dresses Sizes 710 14 23¢ $1.00 —The popular Cinderella dresses for school and play. Bolero cape and coatee models of bright colored prints, dotted and flowered wash fabrics. With flared and pleated skirts, long sleeves and be- coming collars. $1.39 Slip-Over Sweaters, $1 Novelty weaves. Sizes 8 to 14. Chromium Plated Salt and Pepper Shakers 6 for 95¢ ¢ —Their bright finish and . simple design blend with costly silver as well as ‘ware. They never tar- nish and need no polish- ing. Even their price is surprisingly low. Kann's—Street and Third Floors. Serge and Silk Crepe Skirts, $1 Navy Serge in bodice style—crepe, tuck-in, Sizes 7 to 14. Broadcloth Overblouses, $1 ‘Tan, white and printed. Sizes 8 to 14 Girls’ Blanket Bath Robes, $1 Plaid patterns. Sizes 7 to 14 years. A Sample Sale Over 500 - Kann's—Second Floor. Several Styles at $1.00 —The smartness of them . . . the inexpensiveness of - them will appeal to every woman who wants the new and beautiful in neck fix- ings. Collar and cuff sets of pleated georgette and crepe de chine. Also tie esets and ‘cowl collars of crepe de chine. In white, flesh, eggshell and turquoise. Kann's—Street Floor. Diamond and Jap Cut *Crystal Necklaces $1.79 —Beautiful simulated crys- tal necklaces with the sparkle and brilliance of real diamonds. Fifteen and eighteen inch lengths, in white with black rondells, sapphire, topaz, amethyst, green and rose colorings. terling and silver clasps. *Simalated. Kann's—Street Floor. Pull-on : 4-Button-Length Suede Gloves $2.45 —-Our direct 'importation. Smart four - button length suede gloves with pique sew- ing and self-stitched backs. Bizes 5% to 7y, in black, dark tan, beaver, mode and the fashionable beige tones. Rann's—Street Floor. Different Gift Articles At a Saving of a THIRD and MORE! —Wedding gifts . . . Birthday gifts . .. Christmas gifts . . . gifts for every one—at prices that will not embdrrass the giver. Samples from one of the largest manufacturers in this country—including— Calendars ... Paper Cutterg Paper Weights . Paper Clips .. 4 Stamp Boxes ... 50¢ Door Porters ... . $1.30 Door Knockers, Mail ...50¢ to 85¢ ..25¢ to $1.00 Picture Frames . $3.00 to $7.30 15¢ to $8.30 50c to $8.30 65¢ to $20.00 Smoking Sets . Trays Flower Holders Art Figures ... Bells Incense Burners ... 85¢ to $2.65 Ink Stands .........65¢ to $20.00 Paper Holders 75¢ t0..$6.00 Hand Blotters 30c to $2.30 Matcli Holders.. Smoking Stands ... Desk Sets .......$4.65 to $17.30 Book Ends 1.30 to $10.00 ble COATS With Luxurious Fur Trimmings 4 Specially Priced Group at $23 —This attractive collection of coats offers models for dress or sports occasions. Excellently tailored. The sports coats are in black and white, brown and tan, and gray mixtures. The new fitted models, wrap-over styles and flared effects are here in many attractive variations, with excellent quality fur trimmings. Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 40 and 4014 to 4814. Kann's—Second Floor. New Fur Coats $100 and $125 Values —Warm, attractjvely styled coats of black and natural pony, natural muskrat, sealine i y (dyed rabbit), and lapin (dyed rabbit). 4 Such a worth-while saving should appeal to every woman who is contemplating pur- chasing a smart fur coat. Women’s and ' misses’ sizes, Kann's—Second Floor. New Sunday-Nite FROCKS Of Soft Chiffon Youthful Styles In the Desirable Bright Shades For Women Who Wear Sizes 36 to 48 —Sunday night gatherings are growing in popularity, particu- larly with the younger set; and a “Sunday-Night” dress must be dressy. They feature both the long and the short sleeve, and the new cowl neckline; beaded and lace trimmings add attractiveness. / The leading colors are— Wine Green New Blue - Black Kann's—Second Floor. Transparent Velvet, $2.95 yd. —Cheney's silk-back trans- arent velvet in black and fteen smart street shades. The quality that regularly sells at $5.00 a yard. " Kann's—Street Floor. A Timely Sale! Women’s and Misses’ Flannelette Gowns and Pajamas At Three Low Prices —Soft warm GOWNS of novel- ty striped flannelette, with but- son fronts, long set-in sleeves, hemstitched and braid trimmed yokes. Misses’, women’s and extra sizes. 88¢ —PAJAMAS AND GOWNS of striped and plain flannelette,’ with frog or button trimmings. The pajamas in two piece, slip- over and coat styles are in sizes 15, 16 and 17. The gowns with braid or hemstitched trimmings in sizes 15 to 20. Both with long sleeves. $1.38 —GOWNS, of striped or plain ink, white and peach colored nnelette, with frog, button or contrasting color trimmings. Made to sell for more. Sizes 15 to 20. : —~PAJAMAS, in sizes 15 to 17, are of striped or plain pink and blue flannelette. Smart styles with frog or contrasting color trimmings. Kann's—Second Floor. UNUSUAL! UNEXPECTED! 1,800 Prs. of Full-F: ashiongd Bemberg Hose Quality that Formerly Sold for $1.00. Recent Price, 85¢c. In This Sale at— p,' 3 Pairs for $2.00 —An unexpected purchase makes this value possi- ble—and offers you the opportunity to secure these long wearing, good looking service-weight Bemberg hose at a remarkably low price. Bemberg to the top! With lisle feet! In sizes 814 to 10, and the following colors— Brownleaf Rendezvous Bahama Sunbask Black . Duskes Nightingale Gun Metal Lt. Gun Metal Kann’s—Street Floor.