Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1928, Page 48

D._C. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 17. 1928 LET US I.OEW’S :MI]SEM ENTS. Make LAcE ENLARGEMENTS P A From_ Your. Eavociiy Negative Continueus, 8 by 10, 35¢ LAST TIMES TODAY NORMA TALMADGE M. OPTICAL A In Belasco's Stage Buccess, ’[‘HF T'VE\TING TAR \VA@HINGTO\T 48 = TODAY S AMUSEHENTS. Natlonal—-No nmactlon this week KAPLOWITZ |(|.S RECORNITION | w2 St 'NCORPORATED pm. co Wi e r | D MPOSSBLE S at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Dr. Edmund A. Walish, S. J., AMUSEMENTS. ATIONAL >rxT yst Tiee . TUESDAY ON ANY STAGE NIGHT NO TELEPHONE ORDERS ZIEGFELD World's Greatest Operetts Organization Presenting AMUSEMENTS. ?KEITH. KBlflI ~ALBE VAUDEVILLE TODAY MATINEE EVENING ell, Gen. John A. Hull and Col. Bill Dnnou\n Briggs G. Simpich wil be toastmaster. The committee in charge consists of Judge Ernest Van Fossan, Austin C. Waller and M. 8. Casey, who is sec- retary for the bunquct Revue, Goes to Illmou Post. Warrant Officer Wilbur C. Smith, as- sistant constructing quartermaster here, has been transferred to Chanute Field 1L, for duty. 614, “THE DOVE" COUNT THE EASTER APPAREL STORE eI s and 8415 B, Muropouun— Helen of Troy," at SENSATIONAL SELLING y ‘ 2 New EasTer Fasions Discusses Russian Question Before Harvard Alumni. 25, 5:25, 7:25 and CHARM AND BEAUTY GLQRIFY KAPLOWITZ EASTER APPAREL. SI.K DRESSEJ TWEED DRESSES ( 34 Qs ” = R “The attempt to recognize Russia TWO AND TH’;EES‘;ONE‘ would be like an attempt to recognize £ ORESSES the State of Virginia or the City of 3 vii, from xm international law of view.” Edmund A. Walsh, S. J., vice prcsidmn of Georgetown | University, told the Harvard Club of Washington at_its annual dinner in | the Uni! ity Club Thursday night. "It |is impossible to recognize Russia.” Dr | Walsh said. “because Russia as now constituted is not a nation, but only a part of an international union.” Prof. John S. P. 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