Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1926, Page 15

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Dr. Harry Emer which was signed following a clash of | Gen. Willlam Lassiter was given a cted Firms. Vestigation. 3 cultured man of 79, who regained his 5 in e Russian and Afghanistan _soldiers | hearty ‘send-off when he salled for cONuhe Edward J. Hess, assistant Federal | faith two years ago after hearing | : i g i i MOSCOW, October 11.—Signing of |a decidedly more friendly feeling. | ship Toloa to assume command of the | CHICAGO, October 11.—Postal in-|been not to prosecute if the pro-ja wallet containing §1.230 which le RUBBER Waterways’ Navigability for the treaty of meutrality and military [ Signing of this treaty indlcates, ac- | 6th Corps Area. He is succeeded In | spectors disclosed today that a drive|moters ceased operations. found, Dr. Fosdick s to see to it that Lithuanta, which caused considerable 2 fEes ot TR Ethrded S comment in Europe. The treaty,| PANAMA, October 11 (P).—May,| Order Issued Against Number |Xcan¢ o dozen others are under in:|son Fosdick seem to lust. 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