Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1928, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. TUESDAY. AUGUST o1, 1925, 1 . " s department commander of the Legion in Europe in local and 14 politics | iRum Boat’s Ruse RI A |_ l N e SAYS NATIONS ABROAD |in Furve in local and world politcs | o i i e eople the Kell agreement is o | [ Fails to Prevent | e T Raientcstants 10 e mad are | HAVE ‘EYES TOWARD U. S.’|{haha diplomatic gesture: it1s solemn A aus Baker is employed by the United States i pact initiated by the powerful America 1 | Y a Veterans' Bureau and Mr. Wood is an - I i e that, in fact, will end wars. | Capture of Ale attorney, Supporters of each feel’ ag. | MOrris Hillquit, Socialist, Back| “Keonomically each European countrs |sured that their candidates will' be | From Brussels Parley, Noted Spe- ln trying to reorgan tself along Amer- —_— {elected. and the result of the ballot ican lines. Politically the dictatorships promises to be interesting cial Interest in Kellogg Pact. “\n- becoming weaker and the new de- 5 " mocracies stronger. More than 25 per The pa will start from Sec . " e Sia g e Rovthesnt Ht‘ndvd(;vn“:} APNtlnL DN (o T Bt | cent of the pariiamentary seats the an 0n Y 3 i - y D.:C. Or anization Will Con- NEW YORK. August 21 —Every coun- | constitutional nations are filled So- ¥$1.000.0C0 in Policies Will| g : . .|y of Europe except England, which iy claliste - This is a great growth of : W g - : f . i and avenue and back | Still faced with an unemployment. prob. gth for European labor. fected, However, | : S | vene Tonight in Northeast |! X e Bbigy gt snd entered a period of stabili - | 8 | . north and proceed to the Masonie Tem- | Hon, according to Morris Hillquit, S O Baldwin Says | 3 Masonic Temple. | ple. There are to be several bands t. who returned on the M‘““‘""' p L L L D aid ays. | Spied 3 | I ending the Conference of Labor | MANILA, P. I (#).— Farmers in i ¢ Internationale at Brussels. | Guam, an island possess of th " asion, rha exceptional opportunity was | United State: At R B 4 Dreparations fo | fered at the Brussels conference t lr:\rn';":’l‘ & '\"”)‘ “‘(““ r’{“ ‘;"‘ ast of the n in the e lity to the Legion- | About prevailinz conditions in Europe | Philippines, have found that hogs make | | . . .. b Lo {an'the compSit - Fizopean mind.” he | profitable gains cheaply on efther coeo- Thirty Days Amid Parisian Atmos~ i and | ) ! 1 L g ‘,\,’L"',‘,'{".f{'.";{fu",’gfi {nut meal or fresh coconuts. 1t is indi- phere...Barbaric Morocco, Southern rerRInGe at the convention, the total vot- | saorco ppiaces . i - | cated that young hogs may be expected € et 8 "'~ | pact. 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