The Archive · 1924

SLiquor Treaty Now Work, Jas

Mir Ancklard Geddes, the retiring British Ambassador, before his departure for England to-day expressed satisfaction at leavThg 'a clear slate"" at the Embassy.

Replying to a request to torpret the claus of the liquor treaty: "an hour's steaming. "hstance from American shores" he sid that -one should be enabled to toll by the speed of the boat engine, It doubt" existed test could be made anil averages struck, Sir Auckland Gedies was the recipient of unusual honours. AS the "Aquitania steamed down the Bay, soldiers ov Governor's Island fired 1 salute of twenty-one guns, Sir Auckland meanwhile. standing at. attention—Reutor's Ameviean

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