Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1926, Page 46

ENTS CRANDA tion provides for a fine of $1 to §300 [ he located in Washir toastmaster. { e A collection was taken for the fam Cltering to restaurants, in.‘KOSHE ALL. LAUGHS ily of the late French Gen. Mangin, | a:0" s . R g Pl—ANS UNDER WAY‘ wha also had command of the division | Stitutions, hotels, boarding Y MLe houses and private families. | during the war. The Army Band | mave a program of music. Projected Memonal to 2d‘ Division, A. E. F., Described | by Col. MacNidgr. = . = Sixty-One Pneumonia Deaths. Special Dispateh to The Star RICHMOND, Va., Febiuary 18% Sixty-one is the total pnenmonia death list for February thus far. the high Leading archite and which is hitting in every designers | InAuenza thr out the country now are . directi | working on plans for the $200,000 ate being due to the prevalence of | memorial 1o the 2d Division Hanford MacNider, A retary of and president of the | division as tion. told the Wash ranch of the orge tion at | in his aaMocha The Coffee of Historical Excellence~Grown under the Light of Easten Stars M-E-SWING CO. at the Washing he moveme @237 | 8 MONTH 18 Municipal Wharf, Main { $321 8 MONTHS & EYEJ‘ EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED < OPTICAL COMPANY HOTF. ST FRAN.5606 B U Y- Diamonds, Old Gold, Silver and ,Platinum. Oppenheimer & Shah RACHEL CROTHERN Wil ¢ mn CHARM An Unalloved Comedy Delicht RY JOHN KILPATRICK CANT AN IN \\ YORK It Delighted New Chicago and Wil et vt ‘achington “It's one of those plays where von laugh until you are on the verge of tears and you get ac quainted with the perfect stranger or she. heing in the same loat Charmed | | METROPOLITAN I F ST. AT 10TH TODAY—I1 A. M. TO 11 P. M. R At TODAY—1:130 TO 11 P. Pictures and_Keith Popular-Price Tanderiile “TOY TOWN REVUE’ A Spectacuiar Interval Dance and Song, Featuriag ARCHIE AND GERTIE FALLS b - Anxisted hy star-making MARIE v:ucw: “CHICAGO BLUEBEARD’S L IIIGK LUCKE SEVEN WIVES | % 4 OTHER GREAT ACTS ON THE SCREEY First National Presents BEN LYON BLANCHE SWEET Loix Wilaon, Dorothy Sebastian, EXTRA BILLY DOOLEY DEMURRERS FILED i i ol PERCY MARMONT orderly manner to insure its ultimate SuCcess ‘\\5§\\\\\\\\\\\\\‘\\\\\\\\\\\\\‘\\\\fi\\\\‘“‘\\\\" > TO BRIBERY CHARGE ™. 1or oo 2 /" BIG SIX-ROOM w o) PETWORTH HOMES Confidence A n““‘m" Just Two Blocks North of R Grant Circle and One Block AllBrick HOME East of Sherman Circle PRICED WITHIN YOUR MEA? $5OO CASH $75 Monthly—Price Only $8,950 5th & Buchanan Sts. N.W. . 1003 5th St NS Concrete Porches—Paved Alleys. Open and lighted until 9 P, Convenient to cars : s D. J. DUNIGAN, Inc. 1319 N. Y. Ave. \.W, Main 1267 15th St. Main 8116 | ’ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\‘\\\\\\\\\\\\\‘\\\\\\\‘\s\ 1013 —~ E STREET 907 K St. N.W. eyes you sympathetically. ‘Charm’ on your right simply because he l 1 auiet i‘ In Christiels New Twe-Heeler(y, parameuntis’ Produciion of A SALTY SAP LORD JIM World Survey—Added Hits neat Orchestra L35t complete show at 8:30 P, M. Conductor Last vaudeville bill B a riot of humor.” MOTH MILLER. Chicago American_ ‘ March 1st—Mail Orders Now | EVA LE GALLIENNE “The Master Builder” Mon.. Tues.. Thurs. & Sat. Nighte—Wed. Mat “John Gabriel Borkman” and_Fri_ Nights and Sat_Matince S8 Washington's Daniel Rreeakin, CRANDALL 13011, 4 pom CRANDALL’S Avenue Grand 5 Pa. Ave SE NSON SENER Oarny CRANDALL’S Annany rogY B ERT P AR CRANDALLS e Col. Rd MARIE PREVOST v SINNF ARRY as the settion the character Edward L. roof con TR COOKE of e b struction heati: magnate. his son Doheny Do TOMORROW o Please enclose self - POLI'S To&uim 820 The Messrs. 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LOEW'S COLUMBIA reetat 12th PRESIDENT THEATRE Poaltively the ek Nighta, I RIQEARD Paramon Presents = i < BEINSLE FANKIE HURST'S 550000 PKIZE-WIN- || ffey s Misher {THOMAS A. WISE «:: .?f".‘)..m. NING LIBERTY MAGAZINE STORY JAMES T. POWERS _ *THE MANNEQUIN 'BRANDON TYNAN RIVALS” e 4 LOTUS ROBB *rey )0 % ALICE JOYCE-WARKER BAXTER DOLORES COSTELLO-2AZU PITTS AND OTHER STARs POPULAR MONDAY MATINEF, Comedy—News—Snapshots Bexinning Sundax IBANEZ'S “TORRENT" Wit LICARDO CORTEZ—GRFTA GARBO Next Week. Mats. Mon. & Sat.. Seats Now The Famous All-Star Compa {\\\\\\S\\\\ ARVVLRARRAARARURANRIN NS \\\\\\§\\\\\\\\\\\§ ELISABETH the oil men to the conspiracy indict ‘ LT ment does not dispose of the points | ; = Natigoal ed against the bribery charge. be. use the bribery statute makes it an T R GeE NI Now PL unw._. “THE PALAGE OF PLEASIII!E" i ot the World- BarAmaune Preaents < Eiven, Toln Moutez, Ce- nANcE MAN & EDMUND LOWE the fammu I.’N gr M /‘rrhan com- cARMEN TOM MOORE-BESSIE LOVE AN et Comedy—Scenic—Newareel Masked Pinyers—Overture—FEte. gnd Sea Food for LENT | ToNear B SHUBERT o NEEI]S S'I'RESQ Ban on § oll(l llres A v the first time under the new Pquipment in Bad Repair and | ¢olorado Wond. cole Seventeenth donaid A fine of FI0 was im Rack of concern on the part \ J. H. Fling when he drove @s deplorable in resolutions adopted tand \arnum. The defendant gens’ Ass it nz in i from H =treet up to Park chairman of 1 e com equipment, d ed. out. has a large Dohenys and Albert B. Fall Make that the 2d Division comprized ma fprent s =trviot : arge shaft would be rough in appearance fwould embody a marine and an infan fidward 1. = Bitn Second Division. A. I No indi. prepared to zo into action « to indictn ging the Dohenys|John A. Lejeune, commandant of the action. Mr. Strobel said in Kern County, Californ in the cause of the type of appar ""‘ it has | ayou that Assistant Attorney Gen to the Citizens' Advisory fore that body. The Court of Appeals You need Rlank Books the association refrained fr na lidity the indictment is gitizens’ organization of the South tion of the District should have all of the statements in the indict- | public welfare committee, repc the Secretary of the Interior couid not the community, val oil land leases. e. Mrs. B. X Aldridge and Mrs. | fore the end of the month man presided. offense to attempt to influence a per- i R 46 THE EVENING ETAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1926. i = ! N., a naval medical officer with the ish AMUSEMENTS. 1 First Fine Imposed Vi ey e hiomerr gy the | Phone Us for Your Fi GnD 1 mandant of the Army War College, o rlnfl y and Frederic William Wile. Col. n Driver no Ralph 8. Keyser, Marine Corps, was Lansbur hsea Food Co. sontos250 DELASC g Mgt Mo Shubert n prohibiting the d xteenth street, hetween H equipped s 5 viction w Is 0ld, Citizens’ Body reer. in - Court yesterday Declares. we Judge H. Mac = . posed Stiine Wood was arrested by Police- Lommissioners for the fire-fizhting H ne-and-a-halt-ton truek equip- eaiilor the Southest was stiessad 1 with solid tires on Sixteenth 2 pleaded zuilty, but stated that he by the Southwest Washington Citi thouzht the restricted territory Falrbrot Sck n and ¥ streets, last t R Strohe mittee, 1n m th n declared the community he the nt of other f gine company a call in repair E | The zeneral idea of the memorial This one company Wi )in he said. will be 1o present the fact protecting the whole So | rines as well ax National et n 3 Answer to Indictments in 0il Army and National ¢ houses Lease Controversy. “depicting the dash s f the division.” he adde probahly Doheny. California oil | irvman clasping hands. The only in seription, in his opin should he v ind former Secretary of the Inte- cation of the date the morial will house <o that t} may (rvior Albert B. Fall have filed de-|be unveiled here was given, at all times have steam nurrers in the District Supreme Court Other speakers included Maj. Gen. At fives, At present. it w R 11 with receiving a | Marine Corps and who commanded the engine leaves the house cold bribe of 000 in connection with | division at one time: Repre: ing in loss of time in eases of 1 petroleum res Montgomers of Oklahoma sonnel of No. 13 e \e indictments now attacked were | Gen. Dennis I, anxious to make a ovizinally filed June 30, 1924, but were | of staff: Comdr {8 being discoura smissed by the District Court on the to work with. eral Oliver E. Pagan, who took part H E N Mr. Strobel was selected by the as |in the proceedings before the grand sociation as its nominee for el jury. was unauthorized to appear be- Last vear, hecause of the feelin=|,f the District recently reversed that come 1o our store. that the Southwest would b ruling and reinstated the indictments. in the election for council 's. | By the demurrer tiled vesterday ing a candidate. It was decided 10| on the merits of its case. enter the campaign because of the | The principal points made by fact that this association is the lone [rorney Frank .J. west, while every other section has former Secretary a number of associations. and mem- | yall, are that no violation of law is | bers expressed a belief that each sec irzed. even admitting the truth of | least one representative on the coun- |ment, and that as the law authorized cil. only the Secretary of the Navy Mrs. Rollie White, chairman of the | make leases of na that the aid of several be the subject of bribery, as he had no | gations had been enlisted lawfully imposed ‘duty or official func- ing park and pla « n to perform in connection with section for the purpose « oot No date is set for the hearing on | sites will be mad e the demurrers, but counsel indicate | for immediate ¥ |that this will probably take place be- | | te served a buffet supper to the | The action of Justice Stafford in | members at the conclusion of the |jverruling demurrers by counsel for meeting. President Georze M. Yeat Hesdaches From Slizht Colds f | 7 Laxative BROMO QUININ 4 ” < B 3 ng the Cold A Safe |son clothed with proper legal author v ! LOEW’S and Proven Rer B v ement. | Y. which, it s’ admitted. was the | ur W Grove. B0e—Advertisement . was RabireloBEAN Gy J0c o cretary of the Navy and mot Mr. | PA A E .}- all | 26 Boards Admitted. | = | 5 Ul et Twenty-six new boards have been Flowers for Shut-ins. STAR SOPRANO LAST THRE elected to membership in the National | arder them from WET. OrrRy Association of Real Estate Boards by [yoar' deliveries, 1912 action of its board of directors. Four [meany = boards have been dropped from mem bership. The membership roll of the g=cchonioyiion 584 hoards. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS Rainier Councilman Resigns. Special Dispatch to The Star. | MOUNT RAINIER. Md.. February ‘ ,|18.—John A."\eiler has resigned as National—"The Creaking Chair.” |a member of the Town Council from | mystery farce, at §:20 p.m the fourth ward. His successor prob. Poli's—"The ‘Student Prince.” light | ably will be chosen at the next meet- opera, at §:20 p.m. Matinee at 2:20. |ing of the council. Carl Bock has Belasco—“Kosher Kitty Kelly.” | been sworn in as town clerk and musical comedy, at 8:20 p.m. Matinee | Tedsu at 2:30. = > 4 Shrimo. e(e. Oysiers. all styles. Broiled Wardman Park—"Enter Madame,” | = = a L= Canater. comedy, at 8:30 p.m. . Chicken. \«;:;é ";Vh . Keith’s—Willard Mack. vaudeville, “, = 11th St. ar at 215 and 515 pura. OUR FRIDAY Frank. ; Earle—"Toytown Revue.” vaude- WMISCHA GUTFRSON, Conductor Rialte Conecert Orchestra Overture. “Merrs Wives of Windsor.” Nicolal Comeds—International News —STARTING SUNDAY— REGINALD DENNY Reginning Sunday ‘THE AUCTION BLOCK" Hy REX BEACH - 4 H Onlx_fresh fish wsed. Spanish Mack cceed Benjamin R. ; A erel Trout: % " Zivad | Roe. K Tmoerial and Seatlans. 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