Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1925, Page 35

e THE EVENING STAR. WASHING 'l()\ D. €, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1925. CINGLE YARD ASKED Abe Martin Says: |COMMUNISM PROBE |1 i i, LABOR PARTY SITS TIGHT. | gyt o e it | u 5 | | struetor, on’ s r e }Ing ind elections declared iegal. The ON IN UNIVERSITY | viclation. The governor's action was | Insists on Legality of Sunday’s Mu- | opponents of the Labor party refused | / denart I based on the report to him telling| to vote. rmiploye, - Mrs. Dolly tat- recover. F R y [of the finding o a still and nicipal Elections in Mexico. | yavois are not elected by direct 5 e % in Hortow's home und of an aj c 5 (®).— | vote, but board of rmen will P \ S ——Z v e e, e Do imtnou Lome enln A0 e MEXICO CITY, December 15 UP).—- | vote; but each board of aldermen wi \\\u// A Pack | Tomality of Sunday's muniei Charge of Law Violations by Existence of Communistic tenden-| ;o' the fed S hichiin cies and frequency of law violations | ciad M\re 5o FC it sl on i iegi = Teachers and Students. | were charged by Gov. Donahey. | P i Zening Commission to Hear 9 | ! " "Fhe board took no action in Hor- ‘f',l'[\(“f",i‘,’:f ;f"“..—p.mfl‘x::mrlnz“':;\;; | i @ : i = [ coms-cape since he'at present stands | Veuion of Tabor mavore vy the boaras || Quuick Service 7 Pronosals to Reduce Re- | 8y the Associated Press | suspended and since his case has|of aldermen chosen. | NN / 7 | COLUMBUS, Ohio, December 15— |not yet béen heard in court. | Opponents of the Labor party say |0 ag usual and the same / W strictions Thur 2 Acting | dent George W. Right-| th— elm tions _were a_mere farce.| 4 & H ,,,/ L Sday nire A\ ill head a committee \\lgn:h WILL HONOR LATE ENVOY | 5 goo‘l “(hl‘l\lllflllfilll]l L : /// e i 3 tely alloeed kb E( :ONOMY Hemstitching, Picot Edg- , X i cd law ns 4 ing. Plaiting, Buttonholc ; | Memorial to E. A. Bunuon Plan- Ohio State ; B )i 3 HOgEs ned in Chicago. COA I’.mln_v ;:I ‘] utt “. ’II I ¢ ¥raiding, L e NICAGO, December 15 UP).—Plans B R AVORILE. L008 £ S aiecten -\lnn). 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