Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1924, Page 12

12 DURANT ‘Jtist @ Real Good Car” L/ LLLLL 22 LI L LI L L L LT 1L 12T I 72207 { FIVEMEN IN KLAN AFFRAY IDENTIFIED One of Dead Said to Be Or- ganizer for Order—Another Called Police Spy. 'THE'\ EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, Russia Graduates 5,000 Red Cadets - Advised to BY the Associated Press. MOSCOW, September 2.—With a military parade and formal review, 5.000 red cadets were elevated Sun- day to the ranks of red army com- manders. Thisis the third normal is- sue from the Soviet cadet schools since the revolution. In th War Minister Trotsvk, w on vacation, the parade w. on behalf of the war of schlicht, who, since the tion of the general staff, prominent member of the war coun- bsence of Defend Proletariat they are not the conquerors, but de- tenders of the oppressed people.” “The red army must not forget our aims” declared M. Unschlicht, in speaking to the young officers. “Revo- {lution is growing In the capitalistic countries and the bourgeoisie con- template war. We must be ready to repulse them.” officially urged the an oath to remain yvenant of Lenin. y, famous cavalry lead- ded a somewhat peaceful touch he military display by telling the TWO MISSING GIRLS ARE FOUND BY AUNT West Virginia Miss Returned to Her Home From Cumberland, Md. Two Others Disappeer. Special Dispateh to The Stsr. CUMBERLAND, Md., September 2.— Mildred Voelker, 17, McKeesport, Pa., and Helen Hamilton, 13, niece and daughter of Mrs. Mattie Davis of Dixie, 1924. - home and Miss Voelker remained at lhe' Davis home on Bedford street. Georgia Estelle Ridenbaugh, 17 years, daughter .of Mrs. Clara Ridenbaugh, 114 Park street, and Pearl Collins, 17, daughter of Mrs. Florence Fox, Fifth street, have been missing from their homes since Thursday night. 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