Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1924, Page 26

KENTUBKY HILLS 'HAVE 2 GOLLEGES Bérea and Witherspoon Help ' Mountain Folks to Get Education. By the Associated Ps lege, the largest _known mountain sch: and Witherspoon Jarge institution but most widely 1 of the South, ray, training to te sions of law, farming and bu Their expenses are their means are William J. Hutchins poin enrollment runs us high dents, who come from tl ing mountains. Students Support Selves. study ha Hutchins’ than $1,000 a ¥ versity, the 3148 annual them do not 50 they receiv each, then work of their expenses The dedicat economics build targest body of women ever faculty loans out the remainder Chx ' B\ lr l%rr DON'T DELAY JOIN TODAY 2 Makes You a Member TITE _-ldoroq a demonstrative response to the campalgn against illit one of the festures of which was the | inauguration of “moonlight schools’ for illiterate adults. Dedicates New Building. Gov. Fields recently dedicated the | latest addition to Witherspoon Col-| |lege, a gymnasium of rough-hewn | timber, to party made m mules. ¥ o Kentucky nd two branch s e Presbyterian Church, Brook- | Although on cRest Lt s ditt] known within the Twenty-one Yyea Harvey . Murdockl president, came from Brooklyn to found i ecollege in the mountains. Next with com- | pletion of the building high and grade schos his original purpese will have b achieved. { ARABS TO RESUME WAR. | fare | Battle Between Wahabis and Ali at | Jeddah Due. Agencs November War- ahabis and King Ali of the Hed © | resumed in the 10 advices from the \e Wahabi forces are | through Akkaba John Philby ser to the British political ad- Transjordanian govern- rrived in Je By the Associated P CONFERENCE IS CLOSED Recommends Universal Eight- Hour Day Law. BUENOS ATR November 5.—The to promote dealing intended and in public international with social pro T uni law, me: of W ic protection 1 internation- ! 4{&\% Break a Cold nght Up with ~\ | “Pape’s Cold Compound" Tnstant stuffed up! Compound™ Relief! Dont stay | Take “Pape’s Cold every two hours until are taken. The first clogged-up nostrils and s of head; stops nose relieves headache, dull- feverishness, sneezing. The three dos dose of air | running; ness, Eighth Consecutive Year’ Eight Times Greater Than Ever! JOIN ARTHUR JORDAN'S | Session of Experts in Buenos Aires | | | | tion ¥ EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER | WORLD SOCIAL ECONOMY ally of assoclated co-operative mar- keting societies, decent realization of population, recognition of the study of applicd sociology as a profession, and the cstablishment of an inter- national secretariat for social econ- omy museums and similar institu- tions. SR SR S HONOR LEGISLATORS. 1 Gov. Gen. and Mrs. Wood Give Re- ception in Manila. Ry the Associated Press. MANILA, November b.—Gov. Gen. and Mrs. Leonard Wood held a recep- rday in honor of the Philip- pine 1 . Virtually every mem- |ber of the legislature was present, as , | well as nearly all the Army and Navy officials in the Philippines and many other residents of Manila. et 8 & second and third doses usually break up the cold completely and end all grippe misery. “Pape’s Cold Compound” is the quickest, surest relief known and costs only thirty-five cents at drug stores. Tastes nice. Con i . Insist upon Pape'’s. ristmas == Piano Club Easy $2 Club Terms IMMEDIATE DELIVERY If You Choose acres of land, was sold here yester- day to J. E. Wilkinson for $16,000. The Watson library, consisting of around 10,000 volumes, covering a wide range of subjects, and from which Mr. Watson drew much of his information for the histories, essays and novels that he wrote, was sold to U, D. Thompson of Miami, Fla., an ardent admirer of the Georgia Sen- or, for $5,100. WATSON HOME'SOLD. Late Georgia Senator’s Estate Brings $16,000 in Sale. THOMPSON, Ga., November 5.—The colonial re&idence of the late Senator 3. Watson, together with 171, DUE TO SELL FAST So Look Them Over TODAY Just a Few Light Six Ridiculously Low Prices Convenient Terms JOSEPH McREYNOLDS Selling Satisfactory Transportation in Washington For 35 Years. 14th and R Streets New Shipment Hair Switches $1.98 Regularly $3.50 and $ values. All shades, except gray. 3 strands, 24 inches long; wavy hair. A coat offering of uhprecedented value f P STUDEBAKERS bans/actum First Since 1859 GSPALACE 810-818 Seventh Street Living Costly in Poland. WARSAW, November 5.—Poland is the most expensive countr. world in which to live, Journal de Pologne. The reason ‘h'-w is that nearly 50 per cent of the stat in the | »xmndnm—m~ are invested in unpro d of a trained intel- ATTENTION st wained it sideration you should receive when necessity de- 0||:r registered optometrists are men well school- ed by experience. Particular care is one reason why our patrons find their health becoming better. Look for the Schwartz Clock &/ Manufacturing \\\\\h .l:/// 2 Optometrists i | ]\ 708 7th St. and 3123 M St. S 10¢ Table Oilcloth 28¢ Yd. slight seconds that will wear j he perfect grade. 5—4 width in Buy enough for all nceds now Vers well as Third Fleor. eaturing excep- tional models at a price that involves large savings. Sport and dress styles in black, cinnobar, taupe, gray, penny, bunny, reindeer, brown and black. oxblood, These fashionable materials prevail, all lavishly trimmed bands and borders. Cut Bolivia 9 Vel Velour Downywool with fur collars, cuffs, Polaire Vel Suede Corduvelle 4214 Second Floor—King's Palace. just recently duced to this special sale price. Small hats for miss and matron in all head sizes black, brown and metallic bro- are .stressed, in \ cade tones. Or Velour de Laine Cut Chinchilla Regular sizes for misses and women 16 to 44, extra sizes Formerly $5 and $6 About 300 wonderful new hats received will be re- mandale $2.25 Men’s Ribbed Union Suits 5] .3 ° Slightly irregular. Heavy weight, in ecru and white and medium weight in random col- zes 34 to 46. fi [ Boys’ Sweaters $9.95 Ready-to-Wear Sport Hats Pullover and coat styles, in heavy knitted and sport styles. Navy, maroon, brown and col- or combinations. Sizes 8 to 16 years. Street Floor. A clearance of our $298 and $3.98 sport and semi-dress hats of felt and [T S 5= PN Z Easy $2 Club Terms Parents! Here’s Your Chance toSupply Music for the Clnldren' While you are waiting to buy a.piano, time is stealing your children’s best chance to learn music. Time will not keep your children young until you are ready to buy a piano. Their best chance for learning music is fast slipping away while you are hesitating about buying a piano. Do not deprive your children of a musical education now, or you may be sorry later. The world is full of parents who meant well by their children but failed to give them the advanta ages, of life until it was too late. Buy a plano now, while your children are y oung, are at home and can learn music. Give your children a chance in life. Join our $2.00 piano club immediately—and make yours a happier home. Chiffon and Service Weight - Silk and Rayon Hose Slightly imperfect stockings of a higher prlc:d quality offered at this very exceptional low figure for récord value-giving. A new shipment at an ad- 39¢ vantageous price brings these attfactive stockings in all the smart wood and tan tones, grays, gun metal and black. All sizes. Special at.. 5 Street Floor—King's P: New Things for Baby Sweater Sets, Special $4.98 Warm, all-wool sets, consisting of sweater, cap and leggins, in link-and- link stitch. Pink, light blue, white, buff, copen and brown. A re- markable value. Batiste Dresses, 59c—Yokes or bishop styles, trimmed with lace and embroidery. Sizes 6 months to 2 years. Flannelette Gowns, 59c— Infants’ Bath Robes, $1.98— White ciderdown, with pink or blue satin trimming. Poplin Caps, 59c—Dainty e white caps, trimmed with lace White, trimmed with pink or and ribbons. Very special at blue shell edges. Sizes 1, 2and this price. . .3 years. Second Floor—King's Palace 59¢ Sash Curtains Ruffled and hemstitched fancy plaid marquisette curtains. White 48 and ecru. Pair mlmmnmmmmmnmnmmmmmnmmmmnmmmmmmnmmmummmmmmmmmmmn?mmnmmmmmm'mmumn COMPANY Corner 13th velvet. 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