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Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 27, 1926 · page 10

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slight degree originating elsewhere
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Most people in Gonevs. believe the socisl section. whinh' inclIIde~- ‘1

that, during the busy moments at the problems of opium. protection 0’

the League of Nations it is sstruggls “m"- Ind the Promotion or child

between the League snd Mussolini Welfare. . ~

to see who will get on the 1“." page Miss Florence, Wilson. an Am: r. I it

0: newspspers .world wide. But do- lean girl. “"hO did r ““9“?“ Work lnr‘

spite publicity which is given League “N Amerlm“ “WWW" during “w

doings there sre some people who peace cowcrenc“ organized “l"

do not know that. the Leone func~ Lug“ 0‘ nations “bran" SM “'“-"

relinquish her position the first n:'
no“ regulsrly “"y day throughout the year. however. in order to nun..- l ‘

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- I! 41W Seoretsrlst ”- Genovs " 'u“ of brought into the. machinery Im a I- -

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AT “0 -’ . ‘ R.s VALUABLES ' AND WERE MVER SEEN. Tals ‘SLA“9I a“ Cd ‘0 his country and am ‘0 3 tendency on the [lill't of “10 SillllH‘
P. . VANS“. (i 6 his favorite barber .11 sbont‘ how or states to complain against llI-'
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American Legion Clubs in [he “'oll‘l
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has Invited members of the Legion
to fill! the international orgnnim.
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