Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1926, Page 26

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It was charged that the men sold $2.500,000 worth of property through the mail campaign and that prospec- tive buyers were assured of larger profits. ~ McGrath and his agents, it was alleged, represented to purchasers that the Arcadia Gardens property was a city in the making, that it was FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1926. MORE TROOPS IN SYRIA. BEIRUT, Syria, June 25 (#).—Mili- tary reinforcements consisting of troops who have campaigned in Morocco, are beginning to arrive at Beirut and other troops as well as war material are en route to Syra. This official announcement was made today at the French high com- missioner's office. The authorities, it was declared, had decided to apply severe methods henceforward, because AND 32 OTHER FLAVORS Sentenced in Stock Sale Frauds in New York. wer the west Texas Jand swift vear out the s ture had de- o » than fied man, and was dited with hav of the aver ling destroved $30,000 worth of live nd Killed two me: Bend country vears. 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