Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1921, Page 26

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Phone Main 7056, 1783 .~ Desks, Chairs, Tables, Filing Safes With the Cairo apartment hotel | Washington today. | statehouse. itry's arms par in a busy day perfecting a Ireplica of the oriental rep | Because of her great list the United nforma s of the » H : \ e " exception will be ating in the confer- Other nations < rapid means of commu America have found it unne. send here such ernment ex cablg and with information that ¢ able throug the em- bassies and special conference staffs, Otherwixe With China, It is otherwi: th China. the staff at the about that country use to her ments toda The Cairo { tracted clerk ators were fam room Wh y will be of littl ms delegates, develop dicated. thed with activity. Dis- and telephone oper- put to their wits' end in arizing themsclves with, the nd s had great ht rooms. secretary commander-in- A master of E PHONE AMPLIFIER HELD ' SCIENTIFIC TRIUMPH Representative Kahn Sees Hopeful Future in Instrument to Be Used Armistice Day. 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