Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1923, Page 5

[ : to build a fleet of war planes equal | with the result he urges more strong- |have read their records on the fleld VGSSGIS Bellel)ed to that of any nation,” declared Al- [ly than ever a cessation of alreraft|of battle and their strony stand now / DR H{NRY A Tuppl R i vin T. Dwsley, fiational commander | bullding. “Such a confefence must |know it is false.” I . 3’000 Years old of the Americasi Legion, in o state- |surely come,” he stated, “and I pre- estabiish a Polish state bank fof 'the |the pgesare upon which thelr thumb ¢ Commander Owsley obtained from ment Issued hers last Aight calling |dict that America will ‘call it For Polish minster of trade and industry, | (ssuance of a new gold currency. et ARy’ Bt the Jonven;, g A for a world conferencé to halt com- | with conditions as ‘are in the | President Coolidge a message to be s 3 | petition in airoraft building. World today. Americ must either |read at the San Francisco nationai | passed through Paris today on bis way = pagan times this divination was ae- |, Col. Owsley, who has just return: re for war. e | trom o 2 - | ~ According to the latest official fig- 3 the finger at ound in NG ;| col dwatey s Grged for war. [convention and discussed with the |from London to Warsaw. It is under-| According to the latest official i he f in the present state of the London se- curitles market. He had lhoped ‘o ob- tain a loan of $100,000.000 with wkich to A common. practice with those who “seek 1or 4 sign” is L open the Bible at rapdom and find their answer in FAILS IN LOAN QUEST. PARIS, September 18.—M. Kuchareki, ¢ Europe, sald he viewed first a leglonnaire | executive ~ the legion's legislative | stood the English financlers gave him |ures, the number of wives deserted in a P ge of Homer, By cable to The Star and the Chieago |hand conditions as they are today, 'with being a pacifist. Those who |Program. no encouragement for a loan to Poland 'London every year is nearly 3,000. Virgil or gome ot great author. Dally News. —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— | G ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————esereere et e — SHANGHAI, September 18.—Chin- Pastor of First Baptist Con-| gy diseing well near Chengchow, Honan province, have uncovered cop- 2 2 per and bronze vessels belleved to gregation to Engage in date back fo' the Chow dynasty of more than 3,000 years ago. Literary work. Many valuable pleces were broken by the well diggers before the value of their find was discovered. 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