Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 47

B 3 Mo Nss . o HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1922. 4 SIX N[w EARmN ALS ROME SEEKS U.S.LOAN {REFUGEES HELD ON SHIPS.| EX- BANKER IN CUSTODY. [MERCHANT LEAPS T0 DEATE. OF momooo LmE.Buaslans Are Prevented From No Details leen of $80,000 Em-; -\] T i o T BY EDGAR ANSEL MOWRER. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Dally News, Assoclatéd Pross. Copyright, 1922 GHAT, China, December 15.— | ROME, December 15— k sian refugee fleet of- fourteen | Lauding at Shanghai. : beulement Charge. of the middle-class blos un | ships, loaded with the destitute rem ale‘iuun-} bermlts another Important|nants of the White Guard forces o project interesting the Un = i ¢ Two Recently Elected Prel-|tc ic brought to the front | Viadivostok, which arrived here a few nicipality of Rome seeks an A | days ago out of fuel and provision ates Absent From Cere- g LSS 0oiairelito sene S 1 is lying at anchor in the river | secome, }1, kn [ SOLD EVERYWHERE s o harouih house- | unable to proceed further and bharred ki : . H - t frowsy ¢ e Chinese from landing its hu- ine 3 o - N . mony at the Vatican. frowes 5 LA z BAKING POWDER GREAT THRONG ATTENDS i Harmonize in any decorative scheme. 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