Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1926, Page 21

ALY SIENSPACT TOCUMRD ALBANA Friendship and Security Treaty Recognizes Smaller Nation’s Sovereignty. ¥ By the Associated Press. ROME, December 2.—Premier Mus- solini’s policy of linking Italy with all the Balkan nations by treaties of friendship and co-operation has borne new fruit in the signing at Tirana of an Italian-Albanian *pact of friend- ship and security.” The treaty was signed on November 27 and official announcement was made last night. The pact, which will be registered immediately with the League of Na~l tions, differs from those already ex- isting with Jugoslavia, Greece and Rumania, in that it is based on a uni- lateral guarantee by Italy of Alba- nia’s territorial integrity and on a . mutual agreement to refrain from making treaties with other nations affecting the reciprocal interests of Italy and Albania. Guardianship Is Stated. The specific implication of Italy's guardianship of her trans-Adriatic * neighbor is contained in article I, which reads: “Italy and Albania recog- nize that any disturbance of Albania’s political, juridicial and territorial status quo is contrary to their recip- rocal political interests The exclusive cl protective position article II, which g cordial co-operation by each contract- ing party and the promise ‘“not to conclude with other powers political or military agreements prejudicial to their mutual interests.” The agreement, which is effective You May Win a Prize! A Doll for the Lucky Girl! A Scooter for the Lucky Boy! —Every child getting a hair cut between De- cember 1st and 24th—both inclusive—will re- ceive a slip, and at the end of the contest two names will be picked out—one a boy’s and one a girl’s—and tgesc two will be winners of the prizes. $7 to $8 Values $5.95 —-A beautiful Comfort is such a satis- factory gift, and these are unusually good values for the price.” They have g attractive covers of figured sateen and "f“%' silkoline, with plain colored borders, and pure lamb’s wool filling. Size 72x78 inches. Kann’s—Street Floor. A Special Group ;)f Ofir —When you don’t know what to give visit the “Gift Bazar”! Dozens of things you might never think of are displayed here for easy se- lection. A few are shown below, but come and see the others! CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTTING \Kann’s—Third Floor. Tapestry Foot Stools $4.00 Values for $2.98 —Attractive Tapestry-covered Foot Stools, with walnut-finished frames. Women’s Reg. $1.65 Glove Silk Vests $1.15 —A mighty small price to pay cter of Italy’s set forth in ees mutual for five vears and is renewable after four, also provides for the submission of questions which cannot be solved by normal diplomatic exchanges to a special procedure for conciliation and arbitration. Sovereignty Is Recognized. Political circles in Italy interpret the pact as having the effect of scrap- ping, with benefit to both nations, the council of amba declara: . which Albania_was ! nplete s gty of iia and places her upon a footing of equality with her big neighbor. In fact it is felt that the pact is the first one concluded by Albania with a large power based on eq y. The Fascist press heralds the treaty of the fi of accusa- alistic in- of Premier Mus- s the opinion 5 causes of t solini that fts signing “ALL MEN ARé LAéY,” PROFESSOR DECLARES Outlines Fundamentals of Rest and Exercise to Conference on Boys’ Work. By the Associated Press 0. December v told v Confer- much worse,” he said, to hire other men to Speaking on the fundamentals of nd exercise, he said the child was lazy, like the man, and rest to the child seems useless because he does not realize it is a savings bank upon in later life. the second fundamental, ized, but the race is made lazy by rapid transit and machinery.” “We are slaves to the automobile,” he said, and “we pay to have our shoes shined, our fingernails mani- cured and our hair permanently waved.” RETURN TO 1920 SCALE ASKED BY RAIL UNION 800 St. Paul Workers Demand 13 Cents an Hour More Than Is Received at Present. December 2.— Eight hundre empl of the Chi- cago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad demanded that their wages ored to the level of 1920, when era receiving 13 cents an hour t present. t was made at a meeting v called by the federated rafts and followed a session of the machinists and helpers, who took similar action. 2 cents an hour has pre- n officials when asked if there v possibility of a strike point- ed ou the men voted to back up the executive committee to the fullest extent The wage demand involved between 1,200 and 1,500 shop employes else- where i1 the system. Heads Dairy Federation. December 2 (#).—] of M. Loomis, Wash- er, J. A. Walker, 3234 Florida _Ave NW. Christmas Cheer can be de- livered in an unusual measure if you select your gifts from The Butterfly Box 739 11th St. ree Instructions. for Materials Only. Fro Charge i Boxed Towel Sets $1.00 washcloths to match. price. Cigarette Box $1.00 —Silver-plated Japa- i nese Cigarette Box, with cedar lining. Useful Gifts Specially Priced “Universal” Make $10 Thermax Elec- tric Waffle Irons $7.85 —Heavily Nickel-plated _Electric Waffle Irons with pure aluminum grids and patented hinge which prevents batter from overflowing. Ni NV ‘Wvfi n,‘«?{}‘; H AL e )] “Universal” Stainless Steel Table Ware $5.98 Set —A regular $8.00 set of six knives and six forks with guaranteed ivoroid handles—black and white— packed in a lovely gift box. Kann's—Third Floor. —These practical sets consist of a fancy bordered towel and two Reg. $7.50 Toilet Accessories Choice, $5.00 —Pearl-on-amber 50119( pleces, such as 3-plece toflet sets, military brush sets, picture frames, etc. A\ Women’s Rayon Vests, 85¢ —A dainty array of Women’s Rayon Vests are here for your choosing at this $2.50 Serving Trays, $1.98 —Attractively decorated serving trays, with inlay of mother of pearl. “Always Visit the Gift Bazar” Fancy Baskets $1.00 —A gift that can be used for many purposes—for fruit, for cards and for flowers, and which is orna- mental as_well as useful. They come in_tWo styles, are imported, hand-painted and most attractively colored. Kann’s—Street Floor. $3.50 Italian Hand-Hemstitched Bridge Sets $2.95 —For the woman who entertains, one of these attractive sets will prove a most satisfactory gift. They are made of pure Italian linen, are hand-hemstitched in an attractive design and consist of a 36-inch cloth and four napkins. Kann’s—Street Floor. Imported Colored Glassware A Large Variety of Articles—$1.00 to $2.00 V alues —Give something that will last for years—give something for the home. And from the many varied things you will find in this assortment of colored glassware, you should not have diffi- culty in choosing. $5.00 Handbags, Now '$3.95 —Who wouldn’t appreciate one of these smart hand- bags for Christmas? They are all of .genuine leathers »such as morocco, calf and reptilian leathers, are in black and colors and in the popular shapes that women use this season. Kann’s—Street Floor Headquarters for ue Crane Sillk Hose See Page 39 in This Paper 5,000 Pairs Ready In Guaranteed Service Chiffon Silk at $1.00 Pr. —When choosing hose, one demands good looks and durability— and this you get when you buy Blue Cranes at only One Dollar a Pair. They are made with the improved extra- length silk above the knee—have seamless plaited soles—seam up the back and mercerized cotton welt. Black, white and 14 good colors are here for your choosing, in sizes 8 Satin Ribbon Roses, 50c and $1.00 —Roses to win the heart of every girl and woman. Two de- sirable sizes, to wear with eve- ning dresses or on your coat, as you prefer. They are plain- colored roses and ombre-shaded roses, all neatly boxed for gift giving. Kann’s—Street Floor. If They Rip, Run or Tear You Get a New Pair Children’s Warm Wool Gloves at 69¢ Pr. —It won't be long now before we have snow, and all little people will go sleighing and will need warm gloves, such as these. They have fancy stripes around the cuff, and come in heather, gray, oxford and camel colors. Kann's—Street Floor. Easy to Give! Nice to Receive! Handy Dandy Aprons —ot Donelin Prints, in fast colors, at— $1.00 $1.49 —Perfect fitting, com- fortable aprons of black sateen or colored soisette, combined with cretonne. They cover the dress completely, are button- less, cannot slip off the shoulders and have two convenient pockets. A gift for which you pay a nominal sum, but which gives you many dividends in appreciation. Kann’s—Second Floor. m Fine Quality Silk Umbrellas $5.95 —If you want your gift to be more than just a remembrance— vou can find nothing to take the place of one of these lovely um- brellas. You will find both plain and novelty border styles here, with unusually attractive handles of amberlite and amberlite tips and ferrules. Colors—navy, red, green, purple and brown. ‘Kann’s—Street Floor. Reg. $15 and $15.95 Embd. Shawls $12.95 —To give a woman a pretty em- broidered shawl is to please her very much—for it is a gift that is not only pretty but useful and practical. These are on white and colored grounds with colored embroidery. Kann's—Street Floor. Crystal and Pearl ‘Necklaces $1.00 —You may rest assured that if your gift is one of these pretty necklaces it will ‘be appreciated. They are reproductions of much higher priced necklaces, and each is neatly boxed for gift glving. Kann's—Street Floor. $1.95 Puff Jars $1.00 —A gift that will please any woman, and which she can use for other things if she does not care to put powder in it. The hoxes are of highly burnished metal in an antique design—and the container of glass. Kann's—Street Floor. For Her Finest Christmas Gift AFurCoat Of Genuine Russian Pony or Calfskin Special Tomorrow $155 —Coats which will be delight- fully warm on cold wintry days, a splendid coat for ali around wear. Trimmed with large crush shawl collars of fox fur. All are beautifully silk lined. We have only a limited quantity of these,~so secure yours early if you in- tend to have one. Misses’ and for a gift that will be as much appreciated as one of these Glove Silk Vests. The quality is excellent, they are made in the wanted bodice style, have reinforced arm shields, are full cut, and come in these pretty colors : —Maize —Pink —Tea Rose —Nile —Peach . . —Sizes 36 to 42. Kann’s—Street Floor. Women’s 35¢ to 75¢ Novelty Silk Handkerchiefs - 29¢ Ea. —Beautiful Crepe de Chine, Georgette and Pongee Silk Handkerchiefs, in many lovely printed designs and pretty light colors. Some have hand-rolled hems. They are all so lovely you will have difficulty in de- ciding which you want. Kann’s—Street Floer. Attractive Patent Leather D’Orsay Slippers $2.50 Pr. —For the hours that a woman spends in luxurious ease she will want a pair of boudoir slippers, which are both good looking and comfortable, like these D’Orsay Slippers of pat- ent leathers with their satin linings of rose or gold. Sizes 3ato 8. Many Other Gift Slippers At 95¢ and Up! Kann’s—Fourth Floor. A Conn. Ave. and L St. N.W. ‘ Club Luncheon, $1.%0 Served from 12 to 2:30 p.m. Every Day Music (Boernstein’s Orchestra) Dinners, $1-25 ‘: . From 6 to 8:30 P.M. Phone Franklin 6206 —Plain, crackeled, optic and other pretty effects in various women'’s sizes. Kann's—Second Floor. colors—and including in the assortment —Compotes ~—Sherbets —Powder Boxes —Vases Kann's—Third Floor. Penna. Ave. 8th and D Sts. —Perfume Bottles 9, :m"lhw Others Ef,