Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1924, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1924, MILITARY SCHOOLS' |AMUSEMENTS |5 St.mmetr, ey i | ot y3sesiar, o Jyedyestr; | Would Divoroe Spousein Turkey. |ssass svs trap Consanns, X | —_— “Klaming Youth,” and comedy; Thurs- | Mrs. Manaxia T. Kalokerinos, a|nople with another woman, she statc D 1 Fairb: in “The Mark of <> - i i PROBLEMS ANALYZED!| o - : Jorrelt® Rhebunlch 1n (TG MAK §F | uy, Jillott, Dexter, in’ By’ Divine ' supject of Turkey, has fled sult in | Fhcy were married “at Mariofiion, ||||||l||||||||||||||||llllllllllllllllllmlml Continued from Page Twenty.) | “The Forbldden "Trail,”, y ", Friday, Marion ies, in the District Supreme Court for an ab- | terios Nicholson appears for the wife. ' L linors Glynn; Tuesday, House|and M aree = S lemen 1n Yook Beaon's “ihe| Effect of Oregon Laws Subject of | a1t e e s P Auction " Blook;” "also comedy und 1 f Address Before Association 4 i TMhursday and | Willia aiders of the RiEW,. — . A 15 Rob- ha riental jame,’ H i and| comedy, and_tenth episode of Takoma. TomyTo: e Chaser s hlge Sentay | s o Sunday and Monday, Corinne Grif- e ; Hippodrome. S sy JOINT ADVERTISING FAVORED| Mmarion; Sunday, “The B Mondar: | SaXiedy:” he Punctured _Prin Sunday, “The Darling of the Rich”; : Why is Oakland’s new Risiroa 1| Tiedi, e 1o - LB entitia ve g Committee Named to Consider Plar | Tt ' e.” s ¥ E e | 4 ..‘m“ P 4 's | c.80 i for $10,000 Fund. forwt: : _ Ehting Hioed e ful, yet so smooth and | Empire. ‘ Olymie, e |0 Gy Saturany " vening, : quiet in operation? Sunday and Mond, A. Hart, Ae- Sunday- and Monday, Pola Negri|fith and ¢\ a8 k | sop’s Fubles, “Santa Fe Trail” (chap- | Oue of the features of the eleventh Atilitary Colleges and Schools will be | & 0w the address of Col. Joseph Hill of the 1l Military Academy in Oregon on “Tho Oregon Law and ta Effect Tpon Because it is built to be the Military School” tombrrow after- ; . . noon at the Washington Hotel. - The | = : = the finest light six that association opened its session this | o = morning In the hotel with Dr. C. W, ! — advanced engineering Newhall of the attuck School of 3 > Faribault, Minn., president of the or- = e can produce_ Zanization, in the chair. R ———— g . After a lengthy ussion led by Sandy AV thé Riverside ademy dvertising, i £ asnual meeting of the Association of {and Autonio Moreno, in “The Spanish | Oxen 2 of | ter 6). H E 4 it has over-size tires and extra long springs. Prices £. 0. b. Lansing advertising purpo: headed by Col. of Col. Thomas H. lon Military Academy. Gen. L. R.| Gignilliat of Culver Military Acad-| emy, and Col. R. Davidson of | A by each schoo today that It w for the nation at large to ove the propaganda now being waged against military training. Such adver- tising, it was declared, was patriotic as_well. i 1t was during course of this discussion th: 1o the effect ton military were in 3 ?.“)'.’,"L“J“fff B (el gontt p arc &11 S - We Are Exhibiting at the Auto Show, Space WOO Convention Hall, 5th and L Sts. N.W. Associate Desler B » Hill Acaden o wlth 4 ; - e o ot UNGERER MOTOR (0. t a’S’V District Oakland Company ~ Adams Motor Company | 39 oonmesticat Ave: st 'Ti)cy compdre ain auto- — mobiles Wwith Buick A= IR Distributor DICK MURPHY, Inc. R. J. MURPEY, President 1835 14th St. Potomac 1000 T AT [T N will be Willian dent of VALVE - IN- HEAD Maj. C president | of the War Coll J R. Quinn, commander of the American Legion, and British and French military at- taches. COLORED MEN ROB WOMAN Two young colored men held up Mrs. Jennie Freeman in her store at 1108 North Capitol street, at 9 o'clock this morning and tc four cigars and more than $4 in change and made their escape. The men asked for four cigars. stating they had a $5 bill. 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