Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1926, Page 14

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SO MR [ o STAR, WASHINGTON, NORTHEASTLANS BGCEEBRATION Parade Tonight Will Feature Opening of New Fire Truck House. D. TUESDAY, ceremonies at the truck house. Rep- resentatives of the Northeast Wash- ington, Lincoln Park and Trinidad Citizens' Associations and the North east Business Men's Association will form the procession, which will be led by a band. The parade will start at the truck house at 7:30 o'clock and proceed west to Fourth and K streets, south on Kourth street to H and east on H street to Fourteenth, where it will disband. The celebration at the truck house will be featured with an address by . Tucker, president of the £, ion. ning will be the gu e vaudeville acts al Commissioner derick A. t of honor. o will be pre- s served. 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