Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1933, Page 19

FORED TOTAE | CASE O NOONE Pan Franciscan Seeks Vainly THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 24-in, Headsize HATS, $5 —The newest straws, Ballibunt], Baku, Milan, Books to Read From Our Circulating Library—3c a day! —Peng Wees Harvest, by L. J. Milne. ~—Blue Distance, by Joan Sutheriand. ==Man's Mortality, by Michael Arlen. =—Look to the , by Ruby Ayres, Downstairs Bookstore D. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1933. “The Avenue’—RA, Bh end O St “Djer Kiss” Sachet, $1 Size —A glass bottle of this deli- cately perfumed sachet, at 8 new low price. Just 288 bottles. 8hop early. to Be Relieved of Duties Btreet, Floor. in New Trial. and Visca—in the smart 8pring colors. Deep crown Turbans and con- , servative brim models. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, March 20.—De- - Becond Elouts spite his pica to be relieved of the d tles of a prosecutor in the forthcoming | new trial of Thomas J. Mooney, District | Attomey Matthew Brady is qualified to ®ct and must repre: e State when the case is called April 26 U. S. Webb, California Att eral, made this ruling yes o Brady's request that the Attorney Gen- eral disqualify him and name a special Prosecutor. Brady assigned Deputy William Mur- phy to prepare a synopsis of the case, particularly the of the State's evidence. The prosecutor indicated this would be used as the basis of a new mo- Swagger Suits for Baster! g 2 ; .! Four Out of Five Will Wear Them! ... These Styles! : An Interesting ‘ Collection Here at which has remained on file since it ; - ’ was returned a few weeks after the pre- s paredness day parade bombing of July ¥ 22, 1916. i > - £ Mooney was convicted and sentenced ] r tes to hang but President Wilson com- - N\ muted the sentence to lfe imprison- ment. 7 Attorneys for Mooney today were v $2 7 * | $3.50 and $5 Qualities studying the Tequest of Plwoenix, Ariz., attorneys for Winnie Ruth Judd, under death sentence for the murder of Agnes | ‘Anne Leroi, for a list of legal authorities on which they might base a motion for & new trial in the Judd case. An indictment charging Mrs. Judd | with the murder of Miss Hedvig Sam- | uelson is still pending against her and | it would be on this charge a new trial | would be sought. The Topcoat Style The Dressmaker Style The Fingertip Coat Length The Mannish Effect —Inner - belt models with satin swami tops. Three different ma- MISS TAGGART URGED | i s et $5.00 whicn te FOR JUVENILE JUDGE blue sheer 3 choose. Dur- Togan-Thomas Circle Citizens' As- ;&“""{mmgd top— able and iati i detachable jacket sociation Backs A. C. Smith with sleeves finished fashionable. | for D. C. Head. with the printed Sizes 34 to 46. crepe. Large sizes. Quantity lim- The Logan-Thomas Circle Citizens’ ted: 'g.uocmnon last night indorsed Arthur larendon Smith and Miss Etta L. Kann's— Taggart for the posts of District Com- missioner and judge of the Juvenile Second Court, respectively. Fioor. Mr. Smith, who is & member of the —It's a suit season—no question about that—and every woman will want a suit in her wardrobe. Here are about the smartest, most prac- tical suits we've seen in a long while—fashioned of sturdy tweeds, in navy, gray, dawn or blue ... or dressmaker types trimmed with fur at the elbow! A style for everyone! Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 44. Smart Silk Blouses $1.95 Kann's—Second Floor. association, Wwas not present at the meeting, which was held in the North- minster Presbyterian Church, Eleventh street and Rhode Island avenue. He was lauded by the citizens. In recom- mending Miss Taggart for the post of Judge, the association expressed itself as having utmost faith in her ability to administer that office in a highly gatisfactory manner. H. E. Young told the asseciation that 30 old street cars on the Eleventh street line were replaced last year with new one-man cars. This, he said, was contrary to the public utility regula- tlons in the District. The citizens au- thorized him to appear before the Pub- lic Utilities Commission and seek a change in the law which would prevent a ilar replacement of old cars by cars of the one-man type. [ Mr. Young also was empowered to urge the Federation of Citizens’ Associa- tion to support a drive for an appropri- ation to be used for the improvement | of Logan Circle. It was siated that the citizens wish the cement paths through the circle done away with and the park modeled after Scott Circle. After a brief discussion of taxation One Doesn’t Have to be Small to be Smart! The Famous “FINERY” - Silk Hose BAND —In a 3-Day “Get-Acquainted Sale” at —This sale is planned to add new friends to the long list already won by Finery Hose. ... Choice of two pop- ular weights, much im- Sample Sale! Over 1,000 Sik and Silk-and-Bemberg Underthings Mesh and Lacy Styles 79c and $1.00 Qualities Kann's Street Floor. Fashions l(er ARCER WOMEN _ar.e HALD allu.rmg' proved in quality and dyed Ruon and e penrieta = Flvn, and just as low priced! in all the season's smartest presided. colors. Pr. JAPAN AIDS QUAKE FUND Lovely Spring Coats, $16.50 Two Pairs, 95¢ Pebuchi Informs Payne of 10,000 —Every kind of Spring coat you could want . . . fur-trimmed 4% dress coats . . . untrimmed dress and sports coats . . . Yen Gift. slenderizing models of Forstman’s woolens, in black or navy, colorful tweeds and knit fabrics. Sizes 4013 to- 5212 Attractive Frocks at $5.00 7 Smart Shades —Sheer crepes, printed crepes, cut on graceful, slenderizing Kann' lines particularly becoming to the larger women . . . gay Street Floor. prints . . . dark and light combinations . . . and plain navy, beige, powder blue and gray. Sizes 38 to 52. Print Dresses at s1.95 —Rayon prints, in sizes 38 to 44 . . . Cotton prints in sizes 3815 to 52!, . . . Dresses for morning shopping . . . 8n afternoon at the club . . . working about the house. Shadow Panel Slips, $1.59 —Tailored and lace trimmed, bias cut and made of a beau- tiful allk crepe, with Hollywood top. adjustable strap. - 50 inches long. Tearose and white, Sizes 40 to 52. Kann's—Second Floor. in the District. a special committee was chosen to make a thorough study of the matter. The committee was composed of J. F. DuComb, H. M. —Because a manufacturer wanted to close out quickly his sample lot of underthings he accepted our offer, and you can secure these lovely underthings at a fraction of their original value. An excel- lent selection, though not all col- ors in all styles. Panties, step-ins, briefs and a few gowns. Chiefly regular sizes. Two Weights— o Fine Gauge All-Silk Chiffon. o Medium Service Weight with Lisle Tops and Feet. Ambassador Debuchi of Japan yes- terday informed John Barton Payne, chairman of the American Red Cross, of a 10.000-ven Japanese gift to the California hquake fund. on came from the Japanese nd the cities of Tokio and The SHERRY- NETHERLAND Another Great Value! $1.95 Chippendale MIRRORS Quer-all Size 18x28 Inches $Iolg ea. —The sort of mirroes you'll be proud to hang in your living room. hall or bed room. The frames are in attractive mahogany, walnut or maple finishes. Kann's—Third Floor. 2,500 Chenille Scatter Rugs Usually $1.69—In This Sale —Beautiful, heavy, close- ly braided rugs, in 20x36 and 24x48 inch sizes— and tubfast colors. Just the rugs for bed and bath rooms. Heavy Ferndale Chenille Rugs—24x48 in, ... .%c Fringed at both“ends. Reversible—washable. Usually $1.95. Michigan Chenille Rugs—22x34in, .......... Whlte: black and colors. Reversible and washable. Fringed ends. “Handcock” Scotch Plaid Rugs—24x48 in, .............4% Rich dark color ccmbinations. Usually 98c. Kann's—Street and ‘Third Floors. Tomorrow—11:30 A.M. and 4 P.M. McCALL PARIS FASHON SHOW Directed by Miss Mildred Hanley, McCall Stylist! v 7ol - —Thirty-six new fashions, made up in 1933 "e:\cw‘.{’rk ssuw‘rhlf\e ac. fabrics from McCall patterns, and worn by liv- Cnmmmlf\l.mni of that type. | ing models. 4th floor, 7th St. Bldg. at surprisingly attractive, by- ! ) the-day rates. Send for folder. : FIFTH AVENUE AT 59TH STREET on Central Park . . . New York A SPRING COLD TAKES A TIGHT HOLD! A Spring cold may last all Sum- mer! Treat it Winter cold. Do you like a charming, pri- vate-home atmosphere? Here Sale! 500 Attractive Hand-Blocked India Print SPreads Sizes 72x90 and 72x10. —At Our Lowest Price Ever —Drape them over your couch or bed, hang them at your windows, use them on See These Spring Fabrics Fasheen Cord Prints, . . 29¢ —Lovely rayon fabrics for sports costumes . . . 36 inches wide with smart sports patterns on colored grounds. Printed Voiles, Batistes and Dimities, . . . . 19c yd. —36 to 38 inch wash febrics in an attractive array of designs and beautiful color combinations. ‘Wash Goods Dept.—Street Floor. Curtains For Only inch —A 72x72-inch (standard remedy 5 /E'S L/ RROMO ocks a cold quickly does the four things necessary. It apens the howels, kills the cold germs and fever he svs- tem, relieves the headache and tones the entire system. Get it today and accept no substitute. i Grove’s LAXATIVE | .BROMO. QUININE Washable Silk Crepe, . 48¢ —Just the silks for lingerie, slips. linings and dresses. Washable . . . 40 inches wide, and shown in thirty light and dark colors. Silk Dept.—Kann's—Street Floor. size) rubberized bath cur- tain that is as good looking a8 it is useful and practical. N In pastel rose, green, and orchid colorings, with large stenciled sunflower design in a darker shade. Kann's—Third Floor. your walls...their intricate designs and glowing colors will add just the right note of cheer and brightness to the home. Originally $1.49 and $1.69. Kann's—Street and Third Floors.