Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1925, Page 52

52 COLLEGES TOSWAP JOURNALISM HEADS Unlversmes of Mexxco and | Missouri Arrange for Ex- change Professorships. | Miss Wynne, Maid To Mrs. Coolidge, Miss Katherine Wynne, mald to Mrs. Coolidge. and formerly mald to Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Wilson, vesterday declared her {ntention of becoming an American eltizen. She appeared before Mrs. Jean- nette Loeffel, assistant clerk of the Supreme Court, and an nced her intention, stating that he had heen a subject eut Britain. Miss Wynne came to this coun try from Ireland in 1905. She lived in Boston for some time, coming to this clty more than seven years ago. She has been at the White House for seven vears. B the Ascociated Press COLUMBIA, Mo, An exchange prof nalism has the National University of Mexico and the School of Journalism of the Uni versity of Missouri It is said to be the first exchange professorship be tween Mexico and the United States. Dr. Jose Manuel Putg uranc. a of public education of the n republic, will represent the v of Mexico. Missouri will fexico Dean Walter Williams TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—"'The Tale of the Wolf," drama, at 820 pm. Poli's—“A Good drama. at 8:20 p.m Bad Woman.” Matinee at 2:20 “The Getaway,” adventure 0 pm.s Keith's — Ned Wayburn's Revue, vaudeville, at 2:15 and S:15 pm. Earle—Owen Giveney, vaudeville, continuous from 1 to 11 p.m. _Strand—"Stromberry Pie,” vaude The lectures in each instance Snglish wanc is a distinguished journalist, author and statesman. For some vears he was editorial director | of El Univer: 21 Demo je | Ville, continuous from 12:30 to 11 p.m. has been a senator from his home | iayel lonkey Shines,” bur- “ampeche; has written a novel | lesque, and 815 p.m. 0ok of essays and_formerly P ) cticed medicine. He will deliver a serles of lectures here on Latin| po. - Amer n nalism and history | 10:35 a.m., durin I semester of the pres- | o ent school year | Columbia—"The Golden . at 10:40 a.m., 12:30, 2:13, 4 CHARGES HANGING PART |and 2:45 pw OF "THIRD DEGREE" PLAN: ! Rialto——"The burlesque, v of the S wdust,” at 12:40, 2355, 5 and 9:20 Prince: 15. 6, Goose 3:40, Woman.” at 1130 am., 130, 5:30, 140 and 45 p.m, Metropolitan 1130 am., 130 9:40 p.m Tivoli—"Lost, a Wife,” 745 and 940 p.m. Ambassador—'Marry and 9330 p.m. (emnl~ ‘The Desert Flower." 3:30. 5, 6:30, § and 9:30 p.m “The Missourian Seeks $150.000 0, 3:30, Suit—Says He Was Hanged by Feet and Neck and Beaten. in at Me,” at 6:20, Mo.. September at inst the E. ency, Con an invalid condi- | major operation, he was Br the Associated Pross s damage suit for §150,000 filed at Clay Lansburgh Seafood Co.| ss for an alleged third ee im- freed of all CATERING TO HOTELS. 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NEVER \nu St. Be th&l OLYMPIC RS WIS STONE in “THE TAER 3 Wisconsin Ave. | COM. SUN. SEATS NOW | M. J. NICHOLAS Presents MISSION _MARY 1(‘mely Drama of Tense Interest With Human Appeal By ETHELBERT D. HALES Cast of 20 With ( i FLORENCE RITTENHOUSE AND ETHELBERT D. HALES | PRICES: %y~ 8o to 8250. Thur, & e to 150 NEW STANTON Gth.&c Sts E.R E. 8. 930 PM RMA SHE. CLADY OF T g CHEVYCHASE Som AT 8:30 50c to $2.50 Ma SHUBERT Bevase MAT. SAT. | Mzze MeKinley Si.,D.C. Events and Newspape 4th and O Street. RAPHAEL ,..m.uta‘ GREATER THA CAROLINA 1tk & X, Ave OLMSTEAD m zm Dres: "Gordon: Faul Harvay NEXT SUNDAY. SEATS NOW. Anne Nichols, Author and Producer of ““Abie’s Irish Ross,” Presents “PUPPY LOVE” 112 w11 pm. appointment. lessons by Estabiished W._—PRIV. ourse. 4 priv. 610 | Bt o G Fine environment. Guar._results. A COMEDY BY ADELAIDE MATTEEWS sad MARTHA STANLEY STAGED BY OLIFFORD BROOKE A matohless cast: NIVIAN MARTIN, ET b1 ] ¥LO! mARTC MAUD EBURNE, CHARLES ABBE #OX - ARTHUR AYLSWORTH. 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