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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-12-26
Ghylin
BY DAVIS

Willis Gill spent Friday afternoon
with his parents, MI. and Mrs. II. b.
Gill.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Davis, son Paul
and daughter Leona were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Davis.
Nels Tosseth motored to Bismarck
Saturday.
Mrs. Iva Keator, who is q patient
in q Bismarck hospital, Is improved
and soon will return home.
Mrs. Albert johnson and daughter
IMarilyn, Mrs. Walter SunQuist and
daughter Leoma and Miss niger Nord
motored to Bismarck Friday.
August Krause was q caller at the
Davis home Thursday evening.
Ellis Gill was q Saturday caller on
Willis Gill.
Arne Tosseth motored to Bismarck
Friday.
Mrs. Nels Aim and children attend
ed the program near the Charles Noon
home Friday evening.
Earl Davis was q Tuesday guest OF
his parents, MI. and Mrs. L. w. Da-
Wis.
Harry Torzke was a Sunday caller
on H. B. Gill. ~
Hugo Sunquist and Mr.. and Mrs
Nils Tosseth were Saturday evening
guests Of MIR. and Mrs. Nick Holger-
son. It was Mrs. Holgerson's birth
day.
Willis Gill was a Friday morning
caller on Henry Rosendahl.
Willis Johnson spent Sunday after
noon with Emerson Gill.
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from jamestown Saturday night. With
him we're Miss Marion Ness and Ray
mond johnson. They were badly
scratched up and bruised. The cars
both were badly damaged. The acci-
dent occurred because of the heavy
fog.
Raymond and Alton johnson were
town callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith were town
callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lang and Joseph
Dorson were Bismarck shoppers We'd
nesday.
Miss Vera McCu llough, who teaches
at Wishek, attended the dance here
Friday.
Miss Marie Huber, county superin-
! tendent of schools, visited the Ster.
ling schools Wednesday.
Carey Johnson, son Carey, Jr., and
daughter Grace were Bismarck shop
pets Saturday.
Miss Lillian Hall who teaches in
Lem township, Is home for the Christ
mas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler johnson and lam.
lily attended the wedding dance fol
MI. and Mrs. Ira Hogue Saturday eve
ming north Of Bismarck.
The Boy Scouts play. Christmas
at Gooseberry Glen" held In the hall
Friday, was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith were
!! Hazelton callers Sunday.
Art Chenoweth was q town caller
Tuesday.
Joseph Dorson was a town caller
"Wednesday.
George Fuerhere of Mckenzie was
a town caller Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Tom Stewart were
Driscoll callers Wednesday.
Charles Anderson was q town caller
Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Will Styles were town
callers Monday.
Bob Sharp was a town caller Wed
nesday.
MI. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson callet
at the Joe Lewis home Thursday.
Miss Maude Brown called at the
oscar Anderson home Monday.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Floyd e. Logee. Minister

Floyd E.. Logee, Minister
$3.50 - Nursery, kindergarten. pri-
mary. Junior, intermediate and senior
departments Of the Sunday church
IO:3O-Morning service Of worship;
Organ prelude, prelude" (Mallard),
Grace Duryee Morris.
Quartet, 1T Came Upon the Mid
night Clear (Oley Speaks), Mrs.
Barnes, Mrs. Bavendick, Mr.
Bauer, MI. Cave.
Offertory, "Melodie" (Shelley). !.
Vocal solo, 1.-THE Holy Mother Sings
Gong), Otto r. Bauer.
Sermon, Floyd E. Logee.
organ postlude, proclamation :
12:oo@Adult Bible class, Philathea
class for young women, and young
mems discussion group.
6:3O-Tuxis society.
Young Peoples society.
7:30-Evening service OF worship.
Organ prelude, Revere" SLau'
%rence), Grace Duryee Morris.
VOCAL solo. 70 Holy Night sAdams'
Offertory, "Consolation" (Stults).
Anthem, "The Silent Sea" (Neid'
linger). Presbyterian evening
Sermon, Floyd E. Logee.
Organ postlude, FESTIVAL Postlude'
(Kohlmann).
E3O-Choir practice.
l:i5-Buiiders OF the Trail.
7:30-Prayer meeting.
Thursday
7:OO-Boy Scouts.
9:00-Young Peoples watch part!
At the ans
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH


Ellis l.. Jackson, Uastor
10 a. m.-The church school Mrs.
coward McNutt, superintendent.
Glasses for all ages
n-Morning worship.
Pianist, Miss Marguerite Kennedy:
Prelude, Cradle Song" (MacFad-
offertory, Romance" (Croton).
Children's talk, sticking to 1t
Through the Year." Good resolu-
tions for the New Year.
Sermon, 1.-THE Untried Door" Mr..
$40 D. m.-The senior B. Y. r. Y.
Edward Cole. leader. The intermediate
b. Y. p. U.
7:3O-Evening service. !.
Solo, "The Voice in the Wilderness,
Emmett Griffin.
Sermon, II Shall Not Pass This Way
Again." Mr.. Jackson.
Thursday evening, Dec. 31st, the
usual watch night service. This year
the service will he in charge Of the
the senior Is. Y. P. u, with Mrs. Ken
nedy as chairman on arrangements
Light refreshments at 1O:45 p. m. and
a watch night service conducted by
the pastor at 1880 p. m. This Is one
of the annual affairs at the church
and you are invited to meet with US
that night.
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Sterling
By FERN R.

HaSsin Eele was a Driscoll caller
Wednesday.
Henry Apland, Helrnar Meland, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Stewart, Mrs. Paul
Lang and daughter Maxine were Dris-
coll callers Saturday.
Clifford Wright collided with a car
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JUST BAIT

st. Petersburg, Fla.-Lee Youngblood
has the following fishing story to tell
Recently, while fishing off Egmont
Key. Lee hooked a l0-pound grouper
He hurriedly reeled In the fish and
got it to the top of the water along
side his boat. Just as he was about
to land it, a huge jewish broke wat
er, gulped the grouper. Lee had caught
broke the rod, reel and line, and made
. away with Lees fish.
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McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Walter E. Water, Pastor

McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Walter e. Water, Pastor
Sunday, Dec. q:
Morning worship, 1880.
Organ prelude, "Intermezzo"
Anthem 1an praise the Lord" Gram
Organ offertory. "Liebeslied" Cad
Solo, "The Good Shepherd" (vande.
water), Mrs. ]. L. Powell.
Sermon, Heretofore" Rev. Alfred
Roe, district superintendent.
Organ postlude. ALLEGRO Moderate
sunday School. - noon. Glasses fol-
all ages
Epworth League, $50 y. m. Topic
era and Richard Hugelman.
Evening worship, 1880.
Organ prelude, "Andantino" Gle.
Anthem. 1.-The Prince Of Peace
(Wilsoh).
Organ offertory, 1.-The Sandman
(Alden).
Solo. selected, Miss Lucille Coglan.
Sermon, when Thirteen Sat at Ia
ble," Walter E. Water.
Organ Postlude" (Ashford).
p. IN.
ST. GEORGES EPISCOPAL CHURCE
Third and Thayer
Rev. L. Pierce-Jones, Rector
First Sunday after Christmas:
8 a. m.-Holy communion.
10000 a. m.-Church school and Bibl,
e,a...
11-Morning prayer and
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST

FIRST CHURCH Of CHHIsT
(Scientist)
Corner 4th St. and Ave. c
Sunday service at 1900 a. IN.
Subject, 'Christian Science"
sunday school at 9:45 a.. m.
Wednesday vening Testimonial
meeting at s o'clock. ,,
A reading room maintained at 119h
Fourth street is open daily, except le-
gal holidays, from ~ to 3 p. M; sun
dov. : to 5 D. m. All are welcome to
attend these service and to visit the
reading room.
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All chemical elements are com.
posed of electron and protein cleo.
trio atoms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-30
Wash FrOcks
Aprons

--I2 Cotton Print Dresses, as
sorted patterns; misses and wom-
ems sizes; were $1.00 and QOc
$1.95. Choice ........... ~
is Dresses of handkerchief lin
en-, slightly soIed, in misses
and women's sizes; CT 90
were $1.95. Each. -. %A'@>
10 Wool Jersey Dresses, assort-
ed colors nd sizes; CT n0
were $2.95. Choice. -. %A'OO
-25 FrOcks of cotton and rayon
print fabrics, in misses and
women's sizes; were CT Or
$295. Each ........ %AO
3 Uniforms, for nurses and
maids; Of colored rayon and
white poplin; broken
sizes only; were $500. CD 0n
Choice ............. %S'OO
10 Tea Aprons Of organdy, also
apron sets, in white and ecru;
slightly soiled; were CT 00
$1.95 and $2.95. Each Up A'OO
Kann'S-Second Floor.
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Floor Coverings


IL KimIark Rug. o. or
oxl2 1t. $1,000 value. W s'~O
"A basKet Weave
. E,sss E Ts,S: 'sls il: $40
II woven Fiber
Rug. 6x9 1t. $3.50 @H OK
lie G rass Rugs,
q s71 9 i'm. in: ss'a' to $l.95
z a.: IT. $685. $2.95
q Fiber Rugs. 6x9
It's r.; 1886 ana $1,000 $4.95
values ...............
:. :. D Del o. Rugs Rugs, s1l0 1895
IL Administer Rug. CIT OK
9xl2 It. $24.95 value.
II Woven Fiber Rug. Cd. OK
712x9 #. $685. value. " re-
II -, Woven =. ?, Fiber ~ S., Rug $6.49
So SO, Ya I:. 2.,in. Woo Wool $3.50
"A Felt Base Rugs. O. M
4I5xs It. $i.95 value. ~O
leo Yds. "a and "a in.
Felt Base Runner Rem 7Oc
nants. Yard.
IS Felt Base Rugs.
6x9 It. Floor samples. CT or
$3.50 value. .......
- Felt Base Art
Squares. sxi2 #. $40 $4.M
values ..............
Kann'SThird Floor.
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Notions

liz Mosquito Nets with elastic
edge. For baby carriages. CSc
39c values ...............
10 R Ray s.l Laundry ID, Bag Bags SOC
SO Yds. Rubber Sheet
ing. ~ yds. wide. Single S7c
faced. 85c value. ........
Small Lot Bandeaux. Sizes
80 and 80. zoe 2 FOR 29c
values
Small Lot s Sanitary SQC
Goods Soiled. Choice. -.
Black Shopping Bags. Or
Boston bag shape. .....
Kann's-Street Floor.
Lingerie
-25 Muslin Chemise,
Step-ins and Panties. 2On
soc values ..............
a Quilted RayOn
Robes, light colors. CO IN
$500 values. .........
liz Cotton Kickernick S0c
Boomers. S1.00 values. wv
-Rayo Crepe Chemise COc
and Step-ins. soc values. ~C
Porto Rican Embroidered White
Slips, "a, SO, SO sizes. S0c
soc values. ..............
-25 Pcs. Silk Under
garments. s2.s5 to ! PRICE
$1,000 values. ... z
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Handkerchiefs

Linen and Cotton Hand TT
kerchiefs. 10c values. .....
Small Lot Novelty
Handkerc h iefs.. 35c he
values ...............
Odds and Ends of Handker-
chiefs. Mussed. 75c l PRICE
to $500 values. 49,. &
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-30

IA Cotton Coverlette Bed
Spreads, in jacquard patterns.
Regular $2.95 value. G1 0S
Special, each. ........
$50 Cotton Sheets, 81x90-in. size,
made of a good grade of sheeting.
A regular 89c quality. zoe
Special, each ............
100 Yds. UnbIeached Muslin, SO
in. wide, good weight, and a 90
regular 1Oc quality, a I'd. -.
-4O Bed Spreads, of white dim
ity, In single bed size. Ct m
Reg. S1.39 quality. Ea. ~
go Mohawk Bolster Cases. Size
42x72, hemstltch d. 60c
EACH
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-30

80 Tea Towels, pure linen, with
colored designs on border. OSc
Reg. 39c. Each. ........
Vanity Sets and 36-in. Scarfs,
an odd lot; with lace edge. 1Sc
Reg. CSC and SOC. Choice.
Is Linen Bridge Sets, in solid
colors, hemstitched finish, 5 pcs.
in set. Regularly s1.75' Sl.OO
a SET.
so Porto Rican Pillow Cases,
hand embroidered. Reg. CSc
2ec and 39c. Each. 49,.
loo Yds. Table Damask, with
colored border. Reg. sec. QQc
So in. wide. Special, a yd.,
is Dresser Scarfs, OF linen.
Madeira hand en-
broidered, SO in. long. S1.0O
Were S1.50, at. .......
Kann'-Street Floor.
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Leather Goods

is Beige Silk Bags. 2Qc
Soiled. S1.55 value. ....
80 Picture Frames, 7X9 double
size, of brown and blue 90 OK
feathers. $4.95 value.
100 Picture Frames, in silver
finish, Sizes ski, 7x9 and R0c
SXI0 inches. 81 values.
Kann'-Street Floor.
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Home Fittings

Remnants, Curtain and Drap-
cry Fabrics. 29c to ACC 17c
values. Yard. ..........
3 Screen Doors.
a as M ed. sl.sa to $l.OO
3 Mattress Covers,
soiled. $1.19 to $l.69 7Qc
-36-in. Washable Cretonnes,
19c and Csc values. DC
--54-in. Drapery Damask.
79c to $1.29 values 17c
a Prs. Double-F FACED We
lour Portieres. $lo.95 &S 90
value ........ 49,.
-27 Striped Duck Spearhead
Awnings 3 sizes. Bic
Half Sash Curtains, 3sc O2c
to 5ec values. Pair. .....
% Three fold Draft
Screens. Soiled. 1898 &3. so
value ...........'
--125 Duplex window
Shades, seconds, $l.00 9Oc
grace ...,....... .
lis Bolts 5O-in. Anatolian
Striped GauZe. Sunfast. C1c
soc value. Yard. .....
Summer Curtains, 79c 1Oc
and S1.00 values. Pair.
~ Bolts 36-in. Burlap. 4c
29c value. Yard. ....
III Bolts Imported Theatrical
Gauze, 19c to Csc values. 11c
- Walnut Finished
Cedar Chests. S12.95 GR OR
"A Sample Glider Ham
mocks. SLABS to $l9.95 90 00
LII Auto Seat Covers Tor
coaches and sedans. CT 30
$3.50 value .........
Curtain Strips, formerly 10c
lec to 39c values. ...
--7 Slip Covers for dav-
export and chairs. $2.98 OAc
--48 Square Cushions, cretonne
and leatherette. 29c and VOc
soc values .............
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Writing Papers
39c Box

Manufacturers surplus
stock Of fine writing pa
pers in white and colors,
fancy finishes and various
sizes. All with interlined
envelopes. $l.00 value.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Ribbons

Sash Ribbons, s to inches
wide; $125 to $1.95 val QQc
ues: yard blows tied free w
Table Lot Ribbons, l5c 10o
to 39c values; yard. So.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Laces

-Linon Laces, 40 in. wide, in
blue, green, rose; about 80 yards;
were s2.e5. To close, Cd CS
yard ................
Silk Point d. Esprit Net, 20
yds.. in orchid and pink; reg.
Sits value. Special, a G7 00
yard
sim. DoiIies, of mercerized
filet, round shape; were 10c. 60
choice .................
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Goats

Goats
IS Junior Misses Coats, in
tweeds. Were $3.50 QS 00
to $500. Now. 500. %O'OO
IS Goats, navy and black; also
sSssds. Were $500, $500
va Tan Tweed Goats, a to SO
a sIoss' Were $3.50, $1,000
H u green, Was s'S' $1,000
NOW ..............
% Evening Wraps, in green and
black. Were s49.50. COG 00
NOW ..............
IS Misses Coats, in navy, green
AM and - gray Nv We're $500
-3 Black Bengaline Coats, large
size size: Were $3.50 $3.50
. Tan Travel Goats, with Lapin
dyed rabbit or rae
coon collar. Were @CQ On
$4,000. Now. .... ~o
IL Black Travel Coat, with blue
fox dyed collar. Was QC2 On
$3.50. Now. ..
Il Tan CamePs Hair Coat.
Size IS. Was $3.50. $500
Now ..............
Kann's-second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-30
Special Sale!
Silk Gloves
SOC

-Milanese silk gloves in
flare and turn-down cuff
styles. Ivory, sand, sunset,
suntan, grain and white
shades. 81 to 7la sizes.
Also rayon slip-on gloves
at the same price.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Underwear
NeckWear

-35 BlOusettes of crepe de chine,
rayon and cotton; 79c to Zoe
$l.oO values; as is......
Plaid Silk Blousettes, Ct 20
wrap-around style -.
Odds and Ends of Scarfs,
damaged; S100 to $1.59 RSc
values; as is............
Kann's-Street Floor.
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ST to $40 Summer
Curtains
79c pr.

-Criss-cross, tailored and
valanced styles of marqui-
settle. Tailored styles also
of voile and scrim. Some
plain, others with colored
borders.
Kann'S-Third Floor.
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200 Sports
StraWs
$1.88

Batavia close fitting
straw and hair hats, offered
just when you need them,
at a most attractive low
price. Fashionable colors.
All head sizes.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-30

-Houbigant's Lipstick, A.
with refill; $1.60 value. :. 01
Bath Brushes, also Mel
ba Glove Compacts; soc To-
value. ................
-Trinket or Cigarette
Boxes. cretonne covered; ~
Csc value. AOO
30 Make -up Boxes,
large mirror in lid; for AOo
merly $1.00. ............
Monroe Razor Blade CT M
SharpeneFs, $500 value RA'OO
30 ChiIdren's Comb, Brush and
Mirror Sets; 80 boxes Houbigant's
Compact Powder; also OE~
pocket perfumizers. $3.50. ~
Ill Hygienic Nursing CSO
Bottles, S100 value. 49,.
ID 0Zs. Bulk Perfume, OEn
to close. ounce. ......
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Art Goods

Odd Lot Stamped Goods and
Novelties. Soiled and mar 10c
red. soc to soc values.
. Metal Smoking CT %
Stands. Damaged. %A
IS Wooden MI gazine
Racks. M ARE d. $1.00 S0c
VALUES
a Boudoir Lamps with
shades. Black and white S0c
only ............,.
--BucilIa Package Goods. Dis
continued. numbers. ]. PRICE
75c to $500 values.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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.Iewelrv

IS Women's g. Jewel Wrist
Watches, 1896 value. also one
rose quartz 26-inch Cd. Or
necklace; $3.50 value ST
-3 Women's Wrist
Watches, Is jewel; GA OK
S27.00 value. .......
p Mems 7-jewel Wrist Watches,
radcliffe rad numerals; $lO.05
S22.50 values. ......
rs Chromium plated
Watch Bracelets for men; SOc
S1.95 value ..............
a wO-strand Neck CD or
Laces, S4.95 value. -. ~'O
IS Novelty Necklaces. CT OO
formerly $295. ....
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Umbrellas

a Silk Union Umbrellas
Is ribs. Formerly Cd 80
$500 ...............
Il Blue Silk Umbrel- &2 OK
la, is ribs. $7.95 value
a Silk Umbrellas, 16 81 OK
ribs. Formerly 1895.
Kann's-Straet Floor.
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Lamps

III Console Table Lamps, SLAB
value; also 8 Radio S7 00
Lamps, $1.98 value. :. ~
"a Pleated Chintz
Lamp Shades; $2.98 S1 90
ValQe
so ParchmentiZed Lamp G0o
Shades; $100 value. 49,.
IS -, + D. ss % Lamps amps $l.98
IS nsid g a. Lamps, amps $3.95
10 Colonial Oilpot CT 90
Floor Lamps. Choice %A
rs S.. Thr e II H., Lamp $l.98
a ss.s.. ce, a ss va lamp $l.49
% Indirect Floor
Tore hieres; $12.95 Cd OF
value ...............
B Tile : top Coffee CT pc
Tables; $3.50 value. !. A'O
II Tile top Coffee O. 90
Table; $12.50 value. RO
i, 1000 Frosted Electric Light
Bulbs sst+ 49, 50 and 8 for ST.
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Hosiery

Hosiery
80 Prs. Full Fashioned
Silk Hose, discontinued IOo
COIOrS
loo Prs. Full Fashioned Service
Weight Hose, discontin- ROc
ued colors ............
-175 Prs. Silk Hose, knit to fit
construction. Seam up 2Sc
back. g prs, $1,000 -. Wv
Kann's-Street Floor.
Furs
IS Fox Scarfs. Were S7SOO
$500. Now ....
3 Red Fox scarfs. $4,000
Were $3.50. Now. w. OO
p Gray Squirrel
ChOkers. Were $500. CT OK
Now
3 Pointed MOufflOn Scarfs,
extra ext "a large gow were $3.50
3 American Gray
Fox e. $ Scars IS were $16.5O
$3.50. Now 1890.
3 Fur Scarfs. Were 6pS 00
SIS and $3.50. Now, %O'OO
p Pointed Fox
Scarfs. Were $3.50. &6Q M
Now ..............
IL Silver Fox, extra 600 M
large. Was $125. Now, ~
II Canadian Red
Fox Fox; was $4,000. $4,000
Now .............
. CrOSs-dyed Fox
Scarfs. Were $4,000. Q1Q 00
Choice ............
. Natural Muskrat
Coats, misses sizes. G7Q 90
Were 1928. Now.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Girls Wear

-Overblouses, sizes to S0~
II years
lie Spring Goats.
Sizes z to IA. $500 Q6 Ok
values ...............
lie Spring Goats.
Sizes z TO II. $500 Cd 00
value ................
lis Dresses Of wool jersey and
tweed: ~ e as sizes .s Is v to a. $l.88
IS wash Dresses.
Sizes 10 and IL. S2.95 CT 90
values ...............
IS Silk Dresses. Size e. OK
8 years. Choice. $50.
lie Jumper Dresses. QQo
Size 8 years. Choice. -.
lie Spring Coats.
sizes Q to u. ss.ss 1926
value ................
Kann's-Second Floor. -.
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SilVerWare

= r-Piece Tea Sets,
silver plated. S14.00 2S S0
value ...............
3 lO-in. Vases, sterl- GQ 80
ing silver. $500 value
- Beverage Shakers. C. On
$500 value .......
-I6 Three-piece Sterling Silver
Salt Sets, salt and pepper shakers
in small tray. 89c 1Qc
value
lie Wooden Bread Toe
Boards. Csc value. 49,.
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HAYDEN JOHNSON
n. US CHANCELLOR
Washington Attorney Named
Successor of Or. Carusi
as Head of University.

Hayden johnson, prominent Wash
ington attorney and counsel for several
banking concers, was announced today as
the successor of the late Dr. Charles F.
Carusi as chancellor of National Uni
versity and dean of that institutions
law school. The announcement comes
Just month after DR.. Carusis death.
Mr.. johnson, who is attorney for
the Commercial National Bank and
general counsel for the Mount Vernon
Savings Bank and the Commercial Ma
tional Co., is, by virtue of nearly
19 years intimate association with Ma
tional University as a member OF its
faculty, thoroughly familiar with the
62-year-old institution. He made known
his determination today to carry out the
policies 1naugurated by d. Carusi, MS
intimate friend Of many years standing.
Native Of Washington.
Nationals new chancellor has 1ectured
on equity jurisprudence at the law
school since 1912. In more recent years
he has been q prominent member OF the
university's board. His eminence as a
lecturer was recognized by National in
1925, when he was awarded the degree
Of doctor of laws.
A native Of washington, Mr.. johnson
was graduated from the old Washington
High School. He subsequently took his
bachelor and master of laws degrees at
the Georgetown University School OF
Law.
Mr.. Johnson's appointment to the
chancellorship of National University
marks the induction of the eleventh
eminent citizen of the District to that
ONCE. Five Presidents of the United
States and an associate justice Of the
United States Supreme Court have pre-
ceded him besides DR.. Carusi. The Chief
Executives who served as chancellors
during their terms in the White House
were: Presidents Grant, Hayes, Gar
field, Arthur and Cleveland. The re-
naming chancellors have been Justice
Arthur Macarthur Of the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia, JUS
tice Samuel F. Miller of the United
States Supreme Court; Chief Justice
Richard H. Miller of the District Court
of Appeals, and Eugene Carusi, father
of DR.. Charles +. Carusi.
Successor Not Chosen.
mo successor to DR.. Carusi as presi-
dent Of the District of Columbia Board
Of Education has yet been named. Elec-
ton Of permanent president will await
the appointment Of q ninth member OF
the board by the judges Of the District
Of Columbia Supreme Court. Mean
while, DR.. H. Barrett Learned, vice
president of the school board, is serving
as acting president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-06

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