Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1926, Page 4

4 ¥T" TYENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1926 CUI—[EGE HBRIZUN ; pa JD o ‘ —By R SUUTHEAS]’ BUDlES ;“1::" J :XIT"’M‘,;;“::;‘I‘:‘“fi?mugm ZINUV'EFF BEATEN .:';“g“‘;msh”n" G oot o 1 | southe ' . i Political observgs seein today's : = ! Rectar 1—Completion of all rec- | event a possible indlcation that Zinn- | CASPAR MOU HAENTHAD A )10 oy o n T ? - lanpiion work above the Benning vieft wiil tail ctuin the presi IACATIONM 104 S YEAR 3! You f Age. st oy of U i et Do opay AND | You THIew i A Dridge, estiimated cost minually for of the Comumunist intervational , LoFf! [\ | shoueo ) - i n 70,000, e L Ask Fe A IV‘OINT! . DAY OFF. ¢ mates, $1 slon. DEMAND 1T rks—Purchase of Wiison tract, Like Trotsky before him, Zinovieft Section of Minnesota and Pennsylvania Communist i Moscow was dis- enues: improvement of small tri- i = ¢ ME A GooD Dr. Lewis Says Students - REST Six Assopiations, Charging| e pe 2 e Political Star of Communist| ine e boces, 5 he Mdess. Btadium—Location of the proposed in word and dee Need More Knowledge of S / Section Is Slighted, for [RSRETSH0NE [Panseomia ragk| International Head Seems |, in recent montns he has gone tato Police siation—creation of a sub-po- e L s Duties as Citizen. A ' / $10,000,000 Program. |lice station in fie vieinity of Tenning to Have Set. Reweparera hers ‘,.J.'?,',’usl‘;“’,{‘*-.‘. : = S 1 THATLL L:IV() Jlort Stanton: improvement of inter- at the last meeting of the all-Russian R alleviate the f the eleventh . i iet, which covers a territory of i } : 10 miles, running from the extreme _ “The outstar / b ; Declaring the Southeust section Bits | southwest point of the District to the | BY the Associated Prese. ,,p.l;“:j‘. to # t : 7 been grossly slighted by city and|extr northeast point above| MOSCOW, February 11.—The polit- a IHr'd course : 3 States und oth Federal officials, delegates of six h. to Dr. Havenner, the | C&l Star of Gregory Zinovieff seems to | and it i cltizens’ assoclations representing the | jelegates wi S K. Jenney of the | have set. 20.000 residents living south and east | o £ P. Hazelton hAlll:d‘ly’s :leruordmuln' session }?l of the Ana 2 ve 2l h - | the ningrad Communist party the b - ey ol (b adoytes 3 head of the Communist international | gt b ing R = — 2 n 164‘” evelopment program esti- i ¢ failed to regain his position &s a mem- Right te ' the st s Heteo, PR e e nated to cost at leust §10,000,000. It |dio n & en- | ber of the important presidium, whe L e ¥ SUST CLEANING UP A TiInME 1'VE BEEN ABLE To GET wag drawn at & meeting at the home | i : s. ifesl his rivaly, Sialin, Bukharm, ! Wl they are} AWAY SIMCE LAST FALLEXEPT of Dr. George C. Hauvenner, member | tuln, ze not wrained to acquire any conception . fop A COUPLE OF WECKS 1M of the Citizens' Advisory Couneil and of, tntern tional & g N DECEMBER.. MY MERVE 5 president of the Anacostia Citizens' ; ARE WORR ToA FRAZZLE Assoclation, and was approved by - delegates of the Anacostin, Congress | " . Heights, Randle Highlands, E H g h Qll l e L w PRICES Washington Heights, Benning and Z all 0 Kenilworth assoclations. I S st e e Store-Addition Sale Court.” s 3 S8, get approval by District Commis- Seholarship Need Acute. ulonera the Bureau of the Budget . = a i 5 5 7 volopmen(n they declared to be vital to public health, safety and progress. “Street Lights Taken Away Stein-Bloch Clothes and Joseph In discussing the “slighting” of the May & Sons English Overcoats Southeast section, .Dr. Edward E. _ .~ = 3 Richardson, “ongre- You SURE R ! Nww HAVEr T WAD A UELEMT U VM A BEVIEVER 101 THE ADAGE = ) ( rip, Mot A Helghts Al ton, g A‘ TR HAVE ONeE VACATION FOR 2 FEARS, LAST I} AL wori AmO rioc LAY Teir 6.4 1 JUST of the rath . Comirie To] ) SummeR 1 LEFT Jume FIRST Anol) pmake s SACK. 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