Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1925, Page 22

99 BERENGER ASSERTS POLCY IS PAGI French Ambassador-Desig-: nate Indorses Coclidge’s Lofty Views of Peace. WOULD ENJOIN SALE. City Seeks to Prevent Disposal of College Buildings. CLARKSVILLE, Tenn., December 10 (A).-—An inju on to prevent the | of the property here of South- l'ro‘slr,\‘h rian | sate it in conne as an outgrowth of of the university from a lien on the »f the bill being ard of $50,000 ty by the Tennessee Su- and remanded to the for adjustment. ed represents ndition that the wined here. city to the uni- | § THE EVENING MISUSE OF MANDATE CHARGED TO FRANCE Arab-Palestine Congress Repre- sentative Appeals to League In Behalf of Syria. By the Associated Press. GLNEVA, Switzerland, December 10.—Immediate action by the League of Nations Council to check alleged h misuse of the mandate over is urged by Isham Djabir Bey, ting the Arab-Palestine Con- e appealed to Signor nt of the council, for the right to appear before league body and present the STAR, WASHINGTON, cil immediately to send a commission of inquiry to the scene. He also asks French abandonment of the mandate and extension of the right of autonomy to the Syrian people, who are willing, however, to grant ' concessions, notably for the continuance of French control in financial and other matters. A further demand is that the French cease their military operations in the Druse territcry and retire to the Lebanon. e Porpoise Is Big Eater. From the South London Mail. Polly, a fullgrown porpoise, the chiet attraction at Brighton Aqua- rium, has been trained in three days to take food from the hands of the chief attendant. Polly now devours seven pounds of herring each day, and her rations will be doubled shortly. D. C., THURSDAY, BOOKS FOR LAYMEN IN PUBLIC LIBRARY Dr. Bowerman Announces List of Popular Works on Sciences in Non-Technical Language. Attempting to meet the unprece- dented demand for popular books of sclence, the Fublic Library has ac quired a large number of reading lists | , entitled “Popular Books in Scle Dr. George F. Bowerman, librariar announced toda opular hooks in every fleld of luding psy- | g DECEMBER 10, 1925. sclence, are listed and followed by de- scriptive notes indicating the scope and purpose of the book. The hooks aro written for the layma language used is non-t: The authority and relis st cannot be questioned, plained, since it was compiled by a committee of the Washington Acad emy of Sclences under the direction B. Sosman. The pr econd revision of the piled originally in 1921 and previously revised fn 1923, which have proved so | popular. These lists are available in the in- dustrial division and at the informa- Pakoma plets set of the t e kept on the reference shelf in the in trial division the central li- ind, in addition, there will be coples which may be bor- rowed for home use. - father’s seventy-seventh birtl GEORGIA HONORS AUTHOR? OF UNCLE REMUS’ TALES of Joel Chandler H. Uncle Remus storfes, was m, night, on the occasion of niversary, to Edward De Leon of Brewton, Ala. | ieorgia today honored Joe! Chand- | hand WHY at the Wren's N Gordon street home where My ris wrote many of his s U Remus Memorial ted incumbent to increase th the Har ssociation to 1 Memorial trees to The velt and James Whitcomb designated. 937 LINOLEUM ! BUY INFERIOR, WE HAVE SUPERIOR 209, to 309 Savings Inlaid, Battleship and Plain Linoleum SUPERIOR LINOLEUM (0. Wholesale and Retafl H Street N.W. Main 10293 Syrian demands. In his communication to Signor Scialofa, which he repeated to Ior- elgn Secretary Chamberlain of Great e a new and | britain and Foreign Minister Unden ack out without den, the Syrian representa- his people wish the cot Last 2 Days of Our Pre-Inventory Sale In spite of the tremendous response to last Sunday’ dreds of pair AAA to D, which re morrow's and Saturday’s selling at this low price of— W%W%W‘@%@"@“@'fi%%"5%2K%g’@g"&g@’fii’!fi’@g&"‘@%!“%%“@'fi%’ 2 Dress Lengths for Gifts $2.50 Satin Charmeuse $1.79 Yd. Exquisite 40-inch Black Satin Charmeuse in tustrous finish. An ideal fabric for a frock or blouse. A dress length of this makes a thoughtful gift. S e A S e (“h. iR efl M Handkerchiei & Continue * in Popularity Satisfaction Since 1859 fiNGsPALA(CE orld policy Presi- | 810-818 Seventh Street Street Floor Buy Your Holiday Gifts for the Men During This Sale of Imported English Broadcloth Shirts 1.15 3 for $3 EA CANNbT TURN BUZZARD. Colored Defendant Loses Freedom = Every shirt worth $1.50 and $2.00; bought for this tremendous pre-holi- day selling and priced low enough to bring you the values of the year. Fine qualit perfect merchandise, correctly tailored of popular fabrics —what more can be said of these shirts that will make them any more desirable? Collar-Attached and Neckband Styles—Sizes 13V, to 17 —White, Gray, Tan and Blue Together with these shirts are offered thousands of Shirts of Genuine Domestic Broadcloth, Rep Cloth, Oxford Cloth, Rayon Striped Woven Madras, Woven Madras Street Floor—Millinery Section in Embezzlemen Philippine Hand-Embroidered ’Kerchiefs, 35¢, 3 for §] .\n!z—fi_ur""(”]dayr: white fabric. with hand embr Lace-edged Handk:rthiefs, 25¢ Fine Swiss, with dainty lace edge For Men: Linen Handkerchiefs, 21¢ Full size, white linen. Hemstitched he Initialed Handkerchiefs, 3 for 89c Three in box. White ish fabric colored woven cords. 1% For Children: Fancy Handkerchiefs, 3 for 21c v designs in corner. Three in a Street Floor T DT> T T B * londe Kids, Bronze Kids, ; n Velvets, Patents, Satins, Blacks—also Silver and Gold Pumps. b Tl T 51 bN & with The headac ample of ax For the Home $10 Rayon Bed Sets 55.98 Beautiful, New Gloves for Christmas Giving & J. SLOANE 1508 H STREET &9 WASHINGTON, D. C. Opposite The Shoreham = Of the m Lustrous 5 {spread Sets Rayon Bedspread Set womer glo any An Oriental - Domestic Rug blue and gold Scalloped edge $1.25 Linen Buffet Sets, $] Three-piece sets of natural color linen, em- broidered in effective colors and trimmed with lace work. A charming gift. Pillowcases, $1.98 Pr. Fine Quality Pillowcases, trimmed with hem- stitching and embroidered initial. Some with me- dallion 1nset. Sizes 45x36. Attractively boxed. double beds. = cred vamp . 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