Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1922, Page 22

WILL REPEAT PROGRAM. | Another “Japanese Night” Planned at Central High. VRGINIACREATES | R.E LEEHIGHWAY Changes in State’s System| Receive Unanimous Vote in Senate Action. Special Dispateh to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., February 25.—The | senate teday devoted nearly all the session to consideration of the bill amending the state highway system, I whereby the routes for several of the projects were debated and the exist- ing law changed. Ths‘amendmants waPe/ recommend- | ed by the state highway commission and had the approval of the members of the committee which considered | the measuro. The interesting point, however, was the action of the senate in designating the system as tha Robert dward Lee highway, an hon- or to the great Virginian of history. The bill was passed by a unanimous vote. The compulsory educatidn bill was | again considered in the senate and discussed for an hour, Senator Epes of Nottaway leading the opposition because of Lhe heavy colored popula- tion of his section, which pays no school or other taxes, and which is filling the schools every year in large numbers at the expense of the whites. The bill went over. “MICHIO ITOW.” lknn-duunu from cragon portrait by Mrs. ¥ -Brown in Tmentyouizth Wator Cotor Clox ex- hibition at Coreoran Gallery of Art. “Japanese Night,” one of the “Four | Evenings of Oriental Art.” which was | presented at Central High School last Tuesday night. will be repeated Tues- day night under the direction of Michio) ' MacNIDER HOPEFUL OVER |1 Sertommer. of ‘somer ot its. most | ADJUSTED COMPENSATION | "“"The commu The Community Center states that the proceeds will be held in trust by the! directors of the center for the giving of other programs later in tie season, possibly at the Sy Theute: National Commander of American Legion Sees Satisfactory Prog- ress With Legislation. CEDAR RAPIDS. lowa, February 25—Ovtimism regarding the prog- | ress of the adjusted compensation ] legislation 2t Washington was ex- pressed by Hanford MacNider, na- tional commander of the American ' Legion, here today. { “The House is for it.” he said. “It will be several months before the| measure comes before the Senate, but | it is coming fine.” 1 The legion commander said he has| eagerly searched the mails for a re- ply to his leiter to President Hard- ing, in which he urged the President to use his influence in epeeding up legisiation on the bopus bill. No expression from the White House has reached him, however. - That New York state as a whole will have to throw down a challenge i W hy Rciegate That Old Mirror —to the attic when it'll cost so f}! little to have us make it look like new. Expert Resilvering —done Very Reasonably. Ask for Prices by phone if Incon- venient to call. BECKER PAINT & GLASS CO. 1210 Wisconain Ave, Tel. W. 67 ||| KIN. Mgr. S I mmmm? HAS. E. HODG Optical Dept. Notw under new Management to debate the bonus question was Commander MacNider's answer to_the challenge made recently by City Post of New York city. BROTHERS ADMIT KILLING | OF DRUGGIST, POLICE SAY | Boy's Flashing of Diamond Leads ! to Arrest of Men Charged With Robberies. By the Associated Press. So much of the beauty of [T the world comes to us through tne sense of sight that OUR EYES ouaght never i | i ; NEW YORK, February 25.—William I to be NEGLECTED. I | i | | and Frank Evans, brothers, were under arrest here today, charged with | the murder of Paul J. Giliman, a Brooklyn druggist, on Thursday night. The police announced both | men hed made confessions and had admitted a number of robberies in Erooklyn.and Manhattan. The weakness of ninetcen-year-old Philip Santano for snappy dressing. police eald, led to the round-up of | the drug siore robhevs. Two detegtives ssw Santano loiter- ing on a Street corner with a huge ! diamond pin in his tie. Thinking ths pin looked too rich for the rest of | Lis attire, one of the detectives trailed | Lim while another ehecked up pelice | recerds. The latter found that such | % pin had been tolen a few hours | earlier from Dr. William De La Hoyde. who happened to be in Nicho- las Giselde's drug store when hlndilll visited ft. Santano was arrested and |nlormn-] tion obtained .from. him led to the other captures. Police said Willlam E ‘The correction of a slight error today may save years of misery later on in ¥ife. WE SPECIALIZE &n‘n’n’u A. KAHN ' Inc. Optometrists and Opticians [f 025 F Street N.W, I 30 Vears at the Same Addrews e —_——— RoorLessAncHOR BAR PLATES Fit Tight s admitted firing the she: that 4 Gillman. “I've got ¢~ r ption I'm not | Eoing to livi & anyhow.” he was, reported to wa TROOPS ORDERED HOME. National Guard to Withdraw From Kansas Coal Field. TOPEKA. 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