Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1925, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1925. - — e S : |tight to the throne is absurd. Thl'ut torlum. with & bid of $735,000. Other | LIQUOR IN MUSIC HALLS. Ky ial Ni SCIENCE LAGS HERE | T smeeine news 1PR|N[}F_ R R B e i s |~ g | e G o T e e ] nm. who attempt to prove its truth TO COST $725’000;,\‘..mm Co... ashington. $82 lumn | London Counci rea recedent all 4 5 3 desc o o on. | and Deliv Avrivali'at landiSsiiassirem ying that 1 am a descendant of & k'»u‘\ shington o T £ | 1hp leL dynasty, which governed | $ 40; M v F . 5 \ at_the hour you E New York. TI E Rtussia more than 800 years prior to = = 5 and the Arts | LONDON, December 2 (#). Depart Desire 3 | the installation of the Romane *, N >4 ‘0., Jamestown, > | ing from a 40-yvear policy. the London | ARRIVED YESTERDAY ‘ 11 is quite trie that the Trinces| New Jersey Contractor's Bid Is | (03" County Council vesterday granted Doris 7 Thastaool oo | Wiasemsky, the family seat of om | - 13 will be 13 decks in the addi- | 17 music halls which have not hars Caneronia for imore lhan 600 yesraihis besniat| Lowifor 13-DecksStructureito | TSR tn B8 So0KE 1o Ll A o |17 musle halls whichi kave: not bas | No“ExtratClarge Majestic H X | Suzdal, in the zovernment of Viadi. | Be Started Soon. cne electric passenger elevator. EX-|iheir competitors, (h~ theaters. For Phone up to 9 p.r—Our m.“," eall _More Spent in U. S. for COS- Martha Washingtou. . o Nov. 14 | Se”ndqe S Russmn Son-in- j.’;\.:a'm"\':" descendants -of the Rurilk | i\"’zf"!;:;:\;":,;i&:;:ifl;‘_lr fv:;::_::_l:‘;h;i‘\:: yeurs the owners annually petitioned Py 8 Shop, 607 12th St. DUE TODAY | for licenses, but heretofore temper metics Than for Research, "\‘1"'”"“ L remen N - His Party Not Monarchist. - onpe | €78 Will be the most important fea-|,nce organizations have thwaried Plant, 400-410 18th St. N.W. H s | Law an Impostor, London 1 Tt politient e .| Contract for building a withincourt | fure of the improvement. The two (0D | {ieir effures. addition to the Library of Congress |decks will be devoted exclusively to | He Tells Englneers. I rooms provided with desks, tables and 1 4 3 > | ed. and of which I now am"the head, | | Sitvia ) chairs (o be allotted to research stu Newspaper Had Charged_ lis neither Me ist, ‘Republican’ nor | Which is expected to meet the ex- ) this purpose. There will be ahout 40 A £ £ S £ ot | S It merely stands for he panding needs of the library for a struetion in decade to come will he let within a with Great couple of days hy David Lynn, archi- tect of the Capltol. to Snead & Co. Tersey City, N. J., low bidders, for i 2 et with zree of failure 5,000 of o Rain s L R printed in the Morning PPost. coming | [ N an address hefore the e > Wins o that] 2 of Engineers DUE FRIDAY 1semsky dents. At present many of the fore { most American historlans and scien | tific writers are forced to accumulate | | and assemble their material under | ‘ | most ‘d condit quite unju I am blamed nead & Co. erected the addition in most dificult candillons. 1 a certamn few,” the southeast court of the library | o Prince Wiasemsky i« an aeronauti: | several years ago. The addition now | [T x 3 ral engineer. He ‘was employed at o he built will occupy the northeast ippealed for funds . <t dep U store insin ppealed for fund =) U department SLOre, |y gelfridge store when he met the [court. and will not he visible from ||| od Press £ rin N By the Asxociated Preas YORK. December 2. T ~ Washineton B D LONDON, December London s need of true scie 4 lent Adams ¢ ciety still is all agog over a statemen Names and what they stand for Back of all our Shoes is the name of Registered @ Trade Mark Established 1873 rty-sixth annual e e e o - ge, American owner lnsure Your Pet‘ Wo-kem-o Distemper Capsules A remedy of distinctive merit for support of the men who are gi a 4 2 “ | ha ©t fo the title and name. Frreky g t t " he day is zonme by.” Mr. Hoover | Paillo Senex Sor 5 Post’s announcement. which | when we can depend very much consequential discovery or inven g€ he quit Iv|~ 1«0 his available for the \\mk ion to devote himself entirely neat lowest hidder was the Eng. (| prevention and Treatment of Dis.| to the politicd work which he hopes Construction Co. of New York.{| {emper in Dogs and Cats. I-’mlnn day will enlminate in the estab. | $784.000. Then came Arthur L. Smith ||| Get It today at heing made hy the gentus in the SpiLED vesemiAY. - lie declared that the Outwily tree,|puwonC. OC Bmew jpovesmaumt (& Co. of Washingien, who recomiixili Biwy foewes mu Féd fhne A host of men, great equip. | Muenchen—Bremen . which gave him the t to the title comple t0 ambrcidtunic Sult long. patient, seientitic experi SAILING TODAY of prince, would e hrouszht eut into build up the structure of a 10:00 AM wen if necessary not stone by stone, but L Havre 12 o man on earth has more ri ain, is teday the funda et e M. than 1 to the title W o urce of nvention and dis. | Fachis semsky - and 1 am cons For Sale—At a Bargain 2 il of the Russiar . < o American peoy imnually spend | Y, Tor o M. | sives, of which I am the h i i / [=3 ) ! ! ! t | on cosmetics t ¥ 8. 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