Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1926, Page 52

TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National 'he Rivals,” Sheridan's | comedy, ) p.m. Belasco—"*Charm,” at 820 p.m Pa etta, LIMITED SUFFRAGE URGED BY ZHLMAN Foresees Great School Sys- | tem in Address to Conduit Road Citizens’ Body. comedy drama, he Student at § Prince.” oper- Failed,” at 8:30 p. | Keith’s—Jose | vaudeville, at Earle—"Sally vaudeville, {11 pom Strand—Royal | vaudeville, 11 p.m Gayety—Mollie Williams’ lesque, at 2:15 and $:15 p.m. Mutual—"Broadwa Belles," © | lesque, at 0 and 8:20 p.m. tan—"Just Suppose,” 5, 1:45, 3:45, 545, 1. ‘ollins—Solly 5 and 8:15 p.m. Irene and Mary," continuous from 1 to Ward Peking continuous from Show, bur- the District. of Cy a tive Zihlman, chairman of the Instrict committee, Conduit Road Citiz a meeting in St. David's Jast might. Mr. Zihhman not believe full representa be advantageous at this time. Early history of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal was recited by Mr. Zihl- | man, and he intimated that upon com- | at 11:40 am., pletion of the new conduit 4 new road | 9: way would be e i nal from the alls to George- town, which would be 60 feet wide, | with sidewalks. curbing and concrete | roadway. and would be one of the most beautiful valley drives in the United States » said it is up to the Commission- d the Board of Education to use al bur- " at 10:40 7:45 and 9:45 p.m. ialto—""What Happened to Jones," 1:40, 3:45, 5:40, T:45 and Auction 435, 8 and red)—"Hands Up,” est | tinuous from 3 to Zirm lie ex- Leaves $200 000 Estate. An estate \.llued t §$200,000 was ! |left by Franc Addison (Mar- quesa de Calderon de la Barca), who | died in Italy cording to a petition of William Johnson for the probate of her will. ceased came from Penns: inherited her title from | upon whom it had been conter M Alfonso of the terms of the will bes to a nephew, Santia develop 51 hool \\\l(‘nx in the countr ended an invitation to the x to visit the District committee s present views on local legislation. In_declining the nomination as a ndidate for membership on the Citi- zens' Advisory Council, Charles A Ruker, a member of the present c cil. said his private interests wer ensive that it_would be imp: n. The council has fied its existence, he said demonstrate d the des officers between the sible ty seople and the | et or mverc] who with three niece e o el | meline, Harriet and Raimonda hutions prescnied By Miss Cors | Fontana, divides the estate. and adopted by the s ota Tronoeed legisiatioh to | Fatlier Johns Mediclne Used by, Mil nire women t¢ be summoned for {lions to drive away coughs and colds. et it plaint was “eg- [ —Advertisement. {stered against the condition of & num- | ber of streets and roads in the sec- | tion, and an effort will be made to | A request that | e to Cabin Juhn s been denicd by Ruilway Resignation Accepted. Resignation of Warrant Officer Al- bert Grim, headquarters 4th Corps a.. has been accepted 8 ed the Washington tric ¢ President Robert and Elec Adams presided. | Lassen Peak in Eruption. REDDING, Calif.. February ®) Wardman Park—"“The Light That | Troupe, | 12:30 to! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, EPISCOPAL STUDENTS | OPEN SESSIONS HERE Delegates From Thirteen Colleges in D. C. and Maryland Are Meeting. Delegates from 13 colleges for men | and women situated in Maryland and the District of Columbia, are meeting St. Paul's Episcopal | this afternoon in third street south Chus n Twent convention of Eniscopal students in those dioceses. About 50 students, stu: dent pastors and faculty members are present. ard of religious education of ese of Washington, together Ronalds Taylor, student | pastor at the University of Maryland. College Park, and Rev. A. A. McCal- lum, chaplain of the Episcopal Church Club of George Washington Univer- sity, are responsi which was arranged by the students of the latter university. There will be a get-together Supper arvland will Anson P preside. al 9 will address a general meeting in St ¥ ul's mflnh house on th Pefson: he “Friday and Saturday Are Fast Days” OUR SPECIALS ‘Fresh Roe Shad . 50c Ib. Fresh Buck Shad.40c Ib. Opysters. . . . 60c_per gt. 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