Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1921, Page 20

20 TROTSKY DEMAND RED ARMY LOYALTY Says Communists Must Not Desert Ranks to Take Up Trade Enterprises. Pross. ore a conference of d cducational institutions, program, workers army for cco- : the establish- Victory Not Yet Won. lution has not torious develop- . “The October tion still is encircled by capi- bourgeoisic of all the all the ended. T party work- To Escort Marshal Foch On Visit to This Country another m ured. 1If th DR. HADLEY SENTENCED. Will Be Electrocuted on December 9 for Wife Murder. RICHMOND, Va., October 28.—Dr. W. A. Hadley, convicted of the mur- der of his wife, Mrs. Sue Kathleen Tinsley Hadley, was yesterday sen- udg cfreuit 1 c to. say n this “DISABLED BUDDIES” LEGION’S BIG ISSUE By the Assoclated Press. KANSAS CITY, Mo., October 28.— John G. Pmery of Grand Rapids, Mich. has arrived here and taken charge of national headquarters of the American Legion and of preparations for tHe na- | tional conventlon, which epens Monday, October 31. vorable action on the adjusted com- nsation bill in the early part of the xt session of Congress was predicted ‘homas Taylor of Washington, irman of the national legisla- ittee of the legion, who has arrived here. . Commander Emery, in an interview, said the principal issue before the con- vention was “the disabled buddies.” The national commander’ himself was wounded during the war and spent some - | months In hospitals in France and in this country. - — Bridal Gifts of Silver Hamilton se s. | Relief From ! 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