Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1926, Page 22

22 APPEAL FOR FLAG DISPLAY DROPPED Veterans Temporarily Aban- don Effort to Provide Down- town Street Decorations. Efforts made during the phst eight months by int committee of vet- erans’ ory e form the time being. The comn. that ine Fine A of the urged drawn up for d and staffs, the plar and s contract fine arts mittee is dreau, and may displaying scheme, POLITICAL CHAOS SEEN PREVAILING IN GREECE Anti-Venizelist Parties Threaten to Abstain From Parliament Elec- tions Unless Government Resigns. By the A-eo. ATHI Political 10 the & parties L gove I remain | until ti | i 5 [ LODGEMEN GIVE FETE. | More Than 100 Candidates Take! Degrees at Ballston. | aturday B nd sire of he affair vents of arted in {5 in honor of the new leade Grand Sire Br made 1 pate in the festiv ion of his ington t planned there | LIFE’S DARKEST FIVE HURT AS AUTO ‘Joseph English, 74, and Wife, 60, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1926. —By WEBSTER. | MOMENT. | | FORK OVER 3 THAT NICKEL.. 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