Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1925, Page 14

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1928. 14 3 = tion of Thayer's “The Life and Letters | bitration came through within a cer- | Abe Martln Sa\/s. . of John Hay.” Thayer's description of | tain specified number of days, 1| — Roosevelt's Venczuelan policy had [should be obliged to order Dewey to | been the questioned, and former | take his fleet to the Venezuelan coast President drew upon his memory for|and see that the German forces did 2 supporting testimony. His letter told | not take possession of any territory.” of his conviction that Germany in- As a result Germany “caved in," ac-! a7 tended action in Venezuela which |cording to the substance of the letter. | / might have meant control over South| From a thorough study of the offi- ; y 71 American ffairs and f how Ger- | cial di: tches and other diplomatic many refused to arbitrate. So Roose- |records of the period, Mr. Hill said, 316 7th St. N.W. 4 i : ; 78 & SO : velt_ordered Admiral Dewey to as.|he found Roosevelt's version lacked : Vote in Missouri Conference =48 - 7 Historian Disputes Account|semble the battle fleet near Porto|support. Rico ready to sail upon an hour's no- | _Thayer placed the time between the S ri— Is 196 to 14 in Favor 2 of Details of “Venezuelan |t and notified the German Ambas- | Venezuelan proposal for arbitration ma sador that “if no notification for ar-land acceptance at nine days. o . T { s PICPT] of Unification. p A g Crisis. v e g Pl Insurance executive. says Kellogg’s ALL 2 [{3 - . ” S ‘ s is “Conqueror of Constipation | : : . Let Kellbxg’s ALL-BRAN conquer Offered for e Btteenico SR Meth- | / | Copel A Am:“%‘,l:x: F.ormcr addict to constipation Jorever for you. Doc. Fri s wdist Episcopal € South, which | | himselt g ils pre- pills and drugs torsrecommend it. 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