Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1926, Page 50

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15. 1926, D00 OF VETERANS . WILL HONOR HERO - Disabled ex-Soldiers to Plage [ 2 » Wreath on Grave of Unknown. tment ns the lar men who 4 War lost ention Tune he Ady Gen. Fra rades k T. Hines the Veterans' Bureau, was of yesterday afternoon’s ie Blind Chapter had adopt ainst the | V000 which Con for the building e hlind Hines resses ( Gen their re work out their re e fon sked ment of the committee to Wagner of the American 1= were James chapter a Chambers t . preser erar Members in Congress Galleries. n the Wash e held rehensive art ex Medicine relieves sho U strain It our M. A LEES BRANCH KTORE 611 9th St. 712 11th Street Yofir Bank Both in the character and variety of its services, this bank offers a number of advantages which ap- peal particularly to local clients. You will find our office a conven- fent, friendly and profitable place to call. FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK | Tenth St., at Pa. Ave. NNW. Branch 1111 Connecticut Avenue JOAN B. COCHRAN. THOS. P. HICKMAN, nt V. P._and Cashler. Have mones mext which to bus gifts. Just a small amonnt each week will_net you quite # hit next Christmas—just when vau need it most doin Now—3% Interest added. A N K OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. sear with optom- | OPTICAL CO. | | Ambassador. ) { lay | 220th anniversary of The war | ! vaudeville, at i members of TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—Close Quarters,” drama, | +~ PROTESTS KEEPING | TROOPS ON RHINE! ayakawa in 'The (820 p.m President Sam’s Follies, local revue, at 820 p.m. Wardm Park—Tarnish,” Love City. drama, ? | Stresemann Says Reported Plan Would Violate Spirit of Locarno. eith's—Hal Skelly. Ada Reeves, | 215 and 815 p.m. Meyer Golden Master- vaudeville, continuous from 1 11 pam Strand mtinuou Gayety Earle pieces Kikuta Japs. vaudeville S from 1230 to 11 p.m Happy Hooligan,” 2005 and S:15 pam burlesque Ry the Associated Press BERL January 15 Gustav | Stresemann, the foreign minister, de red hefore the foreign relations committee yesterday that_if the allies persisted in maintaining 75.000 troops in the Rhineland. Germany's applica tion for admission to the League of indefinitely post- | bur 1al Speed Girls, 0 and $:20 pm. Metropolitan - “Clothes Vivate.” at_11:30 a.m., 1 23 and 8:35 pam. Columbia— The m. Sagle.” at 11:20 must he 5 and 940 p.m. Nations poned. A semi-official statement on this subject sets forth the attitude of the rovernment, as follows: i hould the report of the retention revision.” 000 troops prove correct, it be quite apart from the Lo no nezotiations and have the char- | * of a breach of the treaty. be- | evacuntion as provided for in | icle 429 of the Versailles treaty | 1 only be understood as implving the withdrawal of the t in the tervitories concerned countries of their origin ‘At the time of the termination of the hr conflict—namely. at the time when the nimber troops was in the Rhineland—the gar rison amounted to ahout 105,000, ..r[ which 35,000 were in the second and third zones. The 75.000 now suggest l ed would, therefore, involve a consid- ! erable incr for the second and third zones. This increake would make the evacuation of the first zone | to a great extent illusory, as it would | e at the expense of the inhabitants of the twa other zones. 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Mat, CARMEN (in MAKY G ARDENT ANNSEA Eve., RI(OI ETTO (in Italian) \iStar HACKETY French Ete Sat Orchiestra 65 Niase Fauipmen: Charus 35 ] - Danees ot SPATS NOW SELLING PABLO CASALS The World's Greatest Celliwt National Theater, Thurs., 4189, Jan. 21 $2.50, 93.00, £1.57, 31.00. T. Arthar Smith Ru Third Concert of Serfes PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA OTTORINO RESPIGHI Guest Conduetor . Tickets, 3200, 32.00, $1.50, $1.00 T. Arthur Smith Bures: 1330 G St fu Homer L. K CcomING ELISARETH RETHBERG The Washington Opera Company Edouard Albion. General Director Homer&Althouse In SAMSON and DELILAH At the Washington Auditorium January 25 at 8:15 T St At 3th N.W North 1094 HOWARD “CREOLE BELLS" 40—People—i0 TIGER FLOWERS Famous Colored Fighter Tonight Mid-Nite SHOW DANCING. = L. A ACHFR STOUDIC las, Mon., Fri., 8 Sund NW PRIVA Conree. 4 priv.. 3 cl t HELEN JANE MARR DISCIPLE OF RI DENIS h r SUNDAY EVENING Thrilling Roller HO(‘K_EJ Mauteh Between Cracl BALTIMORE . WASHINGTON (Game Called at o F. M.) 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