Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1931, Page 20

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B—6 KNGS TEPLAR HOLD TOURMANENT Drill Team of Washington Commandery Wins First Place in Annual Test. Displaying exceptional form, a drill team of Washington Commandery, No. 1, Knights Templar, won first place last night in a contest with teams repre- senting five other commanderies at the Washington Auditorium. ‘The dril a t was t standing nnual ins) and bal d Commar Knights Templar, the District, purple pennant 5 awarded the win- ners, It was I Commandery, sword mant given a gold to Orient Commande ceived a geneval prize of largest_turnout and 2 first place in honors in the latt of a red pennant, went to Wi Commandery Columbia Team Second. Com- r-up. ial competition Ernest F. Gu Molay Command- | 3 ven second d ver medal. n Will Hill of land; J. F warden of tl Walter W. mandery, No. Out-of-Town Guests. Inspector Gen. Edward P. Hazelton | opened the p n with an inspection | of all comm The invocation | was offered by Re’ s Shera Mont- gomery, grand p f the Grand Commandery. d C: r. Joseph H. Milans welcomed the knights. Among the out-of-town guests were Fred P. Spillmann, nd_commander of West Virginia; Claude W. FI grand generalissimo of Virg: Bitner, grand captain of the the Grand Commandery of West Vir- ginia; D. J. Hill, past commander of the Fairfax Commandery, at Culpeper, Va., and several officials of Old Dominion | Commandery, Alexandria. POLICE DRY SQUAD HAS BUSY MONTH Report 301 Arrests for Possession and 1,474 for Intoxication. Much Rum Seized. Activities of police dry law enforce- ment squads last month resulted in the arrest of 301 persons on charges of possession, cale and transportation of intoxicants, the numb:r of persons ar- rested for intoxication, patrons of boot- leggers, totaling 1.474. Intoxicants seized during the month included 8576 quarts of whisky, 972 bottles of beer, 49 quarts of gin, 17 bottles of rum, 100 gallons of hard cider, 174 quarts of wine, 44 bottles of ale and. 7 bottles of champagne. Police also seized 42 automobiles and trucks, 5 stills and 1 wagon. There were 25 persons. arrested on charges of driving while intoxicated and 12 for drinking in public. Arrests for all offenses during the month totaled 8,932, the number for traffic violations being 4,072. There were 886 arrests for speeding, 106 for reckless driving and 3,026 for miscel- laneous violations. Reports of the operations of the polic: for the month show a total of 10 murders, 9 suicides, 7 deaths result- ing from traffic accidents, and 11 deaths resulting from other accidents. Twenty- six persons were reported to have failed in suicide attempts during the month. Movie Actor Suffers Breakdown. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., February 4 () —A nervous breakdown has compelled Louis Wolheim, motion re actor, to drop a part in a film in production here. | Dr, Roland Cummings, his ph"‘k’iln.i said his 1llness was due to overwork and he would need a_month’s rest al;blin Floor Wax Paste 1-1b. can 2-1b. ean 4-1b. can ‘Liquid Third Floor. tipated? | (onstipated? ake Ni—NATURE'S RENEDY—tonight. | ;DUI eliminativeorganswill be functioning | by morning and your constipation “ ipa with & bowel action as free and best—00 pain, Do Chiffon Hose With Picot Tops and Hemstitched Run Stop $1.09 pr. 3 pairs for $3.15 —The only reason we are selling these beautiful hose for less than the regular price of $1.95 a pair is because this particular number is being discontinued. They are made full fashioned, in a dozen or more f%shlonable colors and sizes 82 to 10. You Save 90c a Pair By Buying Three Pairs Kann’s—Street Floor. Combination Pkg. 85¢ —A box of Face Powder and a free flacon of perfume, both in the same delightful L'Origan odor. Kann's—8Street Floor. Pepperell and Fruit-of-the-Loom Pillowcases 79Cm. —Stamped cases for simple em- broidery. Some finished with hem- stitched hems, others hemstitched for crochet edge. Waste Baskets, 39¢ —Round metal baskets, enameled in green, blue or rose and decorated with an attractive Godey print. Cookie Jars, $1.00 —Large size jars with colored decora- gnn on light grounds. Some with hane jes. Kann's—Fourth Floor. A Special Sale of Handkerchiefs Embroidered With Initials, Monograms or Autographs Three Qualities 6 for $1.18 6 for $1.68 6 for $2.18 Including the Embroidery —This offer holds good until Febru- nr¥ 15th, so if you need handker- chiefs for yourself or for gifts, come in and place your order at once. At $1.18 the embroidery will be done on narrow hemstitched linen hand- kerchiefs. At $1.68 you get a better grade linen handkerchief with wide or narrow hems. And at $2.18 a very fine linen handkerchief in regulation or the new large sizes. Embroidery in white or colors. Kann's—Street Floor. A Special Purchase of High-Grade Wardrobe TRUNKS On Sale Tomorrow—At These Low Prices! —We,secured a share of a well known trunk factory’s surplus stock at greatly reduced prices. This sale is the result . . . and offers you an unusual opportunity to buy that new trunk you have been wanting at a real saving. $26.50 Open-Top Wardrobes —Neatly lined . . . and equipped with garment hangers, ° shoe pockets, dust curtain and drawer section. $30 Open-Top Wardrobes . .. —Massive round- edge trunks, fully equipped for dresses, shoes, hats and o drawer section. $47.50 Bulge-Top Wardrobes —Raised bulge top, standard size trunks, with double drawer ° pulls, shoe box, dust curtain, laundry bag, hat compartment and drawer section. $17.50 Dress Trunks $9.95 —Fiber covered dress trunks, neatly lined. 34 .and 36 inch sizes, with two trays. $25.50 Trunks at $16.50 $25.00 Trunks at $172.95 Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Genuine Pewter —Bonbon dishes, vases, compotes, sugar bowls< cream pitchers, salt and pepper shakers, and a number of other useful articles— priced very low for genuine pewter. Kann's—Third Floor. Drapery Damasks 98¢ to $1.29 $1.39 to $1.98 Grades Grades 59¢ yd. | 89¢ ya. —Sunfast rayon drapery damasks, including rayon warp damasks, satin finished damasks, etc., in plain colors, ombre striped patterns and floral designs. 45 and 50 inches wide. Kann’s—Third Floor. At Attractive Group of oOne of the flnutl‘ Lectures on Reducing 11 AM. and 2:30 P.M. —Ernestige Littlejohn from Hollywood, Calif., will tell you how you can reduce without drugs, exercise, dieting or rubber garments. Be sure and hear her. Second Floo, a1 Savings Appearind Dpaily Throughout he Month of February * * “Mirro” 2-qt- Aluminum are During the Home-Fitting Sales Now Going On 4-Poster WOOD BEDS Sizes —The old fashioned Colonial style four-poster beds in walnut and mahogany finishes—with high posts and metal rails. Choice of two dif- ferent style headboards. $20.95 Inner Spring’ ‘Mattresses Full and Single o Sizes —Excellent mattresses from one of the larg- est manufacturers in the South. There are 156 coils to the full size mattresses—covered with thirty pounds of white layer felt and beautiful damask ticking. Layer Felt Mattresses Special at $5.98 —Diamond tufted, heavy rolled edge mat- tresses—covered with art ticking. All sizes. Kann’s—Third Floor. would pay Jiunt saucepans. style with nos D"V-l’l{l ‘boil —Ordinarily these exc for Hihe convex cover, h over” s Third Floor- __M $1.15 They inset Regular 25¢ Turkish Bath Towels 19(3 ea. —Nice heavy towels in the popular 20x40-inch size. Double thread, absorbent quality, with colored stripe borders. - Huck Face Towels Seconds 19¢ Grade —Large size towels with col- ored stripe borders. A nice 121/2(: ea. uatmy, very slightly imper- ect. Rayon Bedspreads $ 1 089 ea. —Double-bed size spreads in fancy woven patterns and such pretty colors as blue, rose, gold and green. A special value. Kann's—Street Floor. 10-Piece Rose or Green Glass Salad Sets $1.98" —Good looking, useful sets of rose or green glass in the popular octagon shape. Each set consist- ing of six 8-in. plates, a large salad bowl, a deep salad bowl and a wooden salad fork and spoon. Kann's—Third Floor. A Special Sale of Fine Seamless LAMPS 2.lite and 3-lite styles, Bridge, Junior and Table styles —Copper, brass and gun metal finishes — with beautiful celanese or mesh shades in octagon, oval or round shapes. Come early while se- lections are at their best! Kann's—Third Floor. —Some stamped seconds, but the major- 3 ity are perfect in patterns the manufoc- i ) Axminster & Velvet Rugs $45 to $55 Grades $32.95 —We have grouped together some of our finer grades of'rugs and marked them at an attrac- % 9x12 ft. tive reduction for quick clearance. Patterns 8.4 106 ft. : and colors that will appeal to the finest tastes. B Kann’s—Third Floor. 28x54 in. Pool Tables, Special 7 $7.95 Regularly $12.50 —No trouble in keeping youngsters at home if you have one of these pool tables. The frames are of hardwood, strongly reinforced 54 in. long with metal ends, and net pockets. And each 28% in. comes complete with 15 numbered and colored ’li‘h balls“and, gue ball, two 44-in. cues and a 8! #riangle. 28 in. wide Katy's—Fourth Floor.

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