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A deputation from the far eastern Republic of Chita, formerly a part of Russia, who are in Washington to secure the voice of the arms conference in demanding that Japan withdraw her troops from Siberia. Reading from left to right the members of the deputation are: Mme. L. Skvirsky, B.E. Skvirsky, former Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, Alexander A. Yazikoff, Head of the Deputation and Adviser on economic matters for the republic, P.K. Karavoeff, Economist and Editor, and Gustave J. Farman, 12/6/21

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A deputation from the far eastern Republic of Chita, formerly a part of Russia, who are in Washington to secure the voice of the arms conference in demanding that Japan withdraw her troops from Siberia. Reading from left to right the members of the deputation are: Mme. L. Skvirsky, B.E. Skvirsky, former Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, Alexander A. Yazikoff, Head of the Deputation and Adviser on economic matters for the republic, P.K. Karavoeff, Economist and Editor, and Gustave J. Farman, 12/6/21

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