Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1926, Page 58

WILL SEEK TO AVOID 2 DRAINAGE POCKETS Rule Adopted by D. C. Com- mission for Grading City Streets. In all future proposed cha the highway plans the co-ordi: committee the National Capital nd Planning Commission will tion to the effect s would have on the Erades of streets in order to prevent ion of drainage pockets, it | at a meeting of the com ) that there w flow and that tion_of proposed age flows are apt »d with unless the ques- wdes is considered at the game time that the highways of the future are being laid out on paper. Erade streets drain; changing the Fireets these ¥ Changes Discussed. proposed rearrangement Ragdolph ace and that Upshur street should be extendsd: thrbugh| from its present ter minus west of teenth street to R There may be other h in this A, but hefore them the committee will out fre the planmin, mmi: far north of Piney be purchased for this to find ion how and is to Property Owners Ask Advice. The committee was asked for advice 85 to how the ow of property sround L'Enfant Square, at Pennsyl- th- ecommitte should fac st on the high ed. but the com ange the width I\FE | e should be | made on that street. GIVEN 90 DAYS IN JAIL. Employe of Flower Shop Convicted || of Larceny After Trust. ker, an employe st Shop at Thom X4| T | THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, A YEAR WILL GET m . TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Keys to Bald- 3 comedy, at 8:30 p.m. | Matinee at 2:20 p.m. Belasco—*Abie’s Irish Rose.” edy, at 8:20 p.m. Matinee at Keith’s—Trini, vaudeville, and §:15 p.m. Earle—Jerry’s Piano Girls, vaude- ville, continuous from 130 to 11 p.m Strand — “The Volga Singers,” vaudeville, continuous from 12:30 to 3 Accident In-urlnm with mulations and_$20 10 - Tor “ian nsuran: Fokly en com- p.m. aw 2:15 WINDOW FRAMES See us for all the window frames or lumber you need. and Jeff's Honey- 2:15 and 8:15 No order too small. J. Frank Kelley, Inc. Lumber and Millwork 2101 Ga. 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ASTS FASHION SHOW, TWO COMEDIES, INTERNATIONAL NEWS REEL, AN OVERTURE AND “THE THE _RIALTO BO. A MARRIAGE CLAUSE” THIS WEEK. PARDON US, IF THIS ISN'T A REAL BARGAIN. THE LAST-NAMED CONCERNS WITH THAT MOST INTERESTING “THOU SHALT NOT MARRY” PHRASE, WHICH IS SLIPPED INTO A STAR'S CONTRACT NOW AND THEN. “MILADI'S FUR FASHION ‘SHOW” IS A LITTLE SKETCH IN WHICH AN EXTREMELY SENTIMENTAL-ACTING YOUNG MAN WITH A COOD VOICE DREAMS OF NOT ONE, BUT TEN YOUNG LADIES IN NICE, WARM COATS FROM SAKS FUR COMPANY. —WASHINGTON. TIMES. RIALTO THE NEW ERA IN SHOW VALUE 1S_HERE TODAY TWO (2) SHOWS 2118 & 8118 TWO GREATEST OF HEADLINERS TRINI ARTHUR PRINCE STAR SUPPORTING Features THEATER anagement Messrs. Shubert ABIE'S IRISH ROSE Wed. and Sot, Mats Ua 8190, 8100 o_to I Film Features DUMBARTON = Fw»_-o...u.. a PRI in “THE WILDE EMPIRE el ADY ARSIVAL GIRL. 6:15.8.00.9: NEW STAN’i‘ON 6th & CSts. “THE DANGER _GIRL AMERICAN ' st & 1 CAROLINA 1ith& MADGE “BLACK PARAD! P TAKOMA F ™ot omoriow “AS'NO 'MAN HAS LOVED” n I-DWARII FATES ory oo SETR SR RY CIRCLE 2105 Pa. Ave. Ph. W. 953 Ample Parking Space Showings 7 & 9 p COLLEEN MOORE. ** ;mrr'r A CoNEDY. AN and LYA DE B’ WARDMAN PARK THEATE CLARA BOW and RAYMOND Mcl “DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS” EY LUSTS LEADER Tl‘iEATER 9th Near E Con.to11p.m LAST THREE DAYS . W. Griffith’s “BIRTH OF A NATI Don’t miss this opportunity HIPPODROME K near 5th TODAY—TOMORROW Tl T ELITE 1ith St. and §. L Ave. BELENE CHADWICK i oLmlc Yuu S& Bel Nlhl 15th B. KYNES in MORE WAV LSS WORK." [ DAVISON’S Mrs. Wilson-Greene’s Concerts Poli's Theater—4:30 ART!STS' COURSE CHALIAPIN, the world's + prin- etra Soprano. Chicago ‘ontralto, Met. Opera iolinist ORCHESTRA, BORTON. 5. Conductor. Serge PHILHARMONIC COURSE MARION SYMP Koussevit Sensational Colora Co.. and W TIB. BETT, Barvtone, Met. Opera, Joint "."“‘J”".SON-GREENE CONCERT SERIES Six Evening Concerts, 8:30 Opera joi tal HONY ORCHESTRA Fritz Reiner, Con ductor. US NNINL Soprano. 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