Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1922, Page 22

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Rditor and Rormer Mayor Held and Newspaper Wrecked. MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Juni alartn was awakened In po- litical eircles in ‘the oity of Grasada Wednesday by the arrést there of several prominent conservatives who have bnn opposing the policy of the government. The pérsons arrested include Dr. Urbins, former mayor of Granads, and Dblores lluudncon. edi- newspaper El Ce: ‘The red the newspaj piant Burchell’s Incomparable Bouquet Coffee May Still Be Bought for ‘| 1edaership ot a revolutio $298 Porto Rican Handmade Smartest Summer Dresses rics in 3 exquisite dainty styles to select from. Some have square necks, with band-drawn stitch- ed lapels and fronts. 36 0 46 sizes, Silks, Ratines, Organdy, Etc. You must see these dresses— the fabrics are this summer’s choicest materi- als. The colors unlimited, in- cluding white, and the styles are straightlined, .85 overskirted, ruffied or hemstitched, tucked, tailored effects. 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Army Stirs. By the Aseociated Press LAREDO, ' Tex., Juns 3—The air is full of tumors hers regarding = 3.~ | revolutionary outbreak in’the vicin- ity of Nuevo Laredo, Mex., but moth- ing has materialised-and.no activity has, been brought to light. ° The ’hcln[ of United States ;o‘l‘; a nsisted of on mfio xuumtow"nrfin. and the ford, s rei rest. s quiet, with officials on bot! of the river hfl‘l:c knowlod - o! n{ concerted - re Intlcnul t was nmoun here Mt co Malltos, who fled r? moros garrisén, is'in dl-!flc@. bnt the rumor is unverifi DIAZ TO.LEAD REVOLT. New Orleans Paper Says Move to Oust Obregon Is Alm, By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, Juné 2—“Gen. Felix Dias, nephew of Porfirio Diax, former President of Mexico, will re- turn to Mexico to assume. personal according to a statement here la: ght by Guillermo Rosas, Gen. secre- tary and confidential m: 1?1 sAys & story published mes. yune. The newsp: (] l(ory 88y the statement was authorized by Dias, according to Mr. Rosas, and continues: ““Ihe revolution has for fits oh- Jective,” Mr. Rosas explained, overthrow of the Obregon’ ment, the re-establishmen! gnl!lllnlon of 1857 and the lel"n‘ of Gen. Dias as provisional president of the republic.” 15,000 men, armed and equippe: already are In the fleld ready an waiting the orders that will set the campaign actually under way and more are available, Diag has been lving in New Or- leans for two years. Mr. Rosas’ state- ment was fmade when he was ques- tioned regardng the significance of & proclamation, copies of which have been recelved in New Orleans, now in circulation ln Mexico. This proc- lamation, si twenty milita: leaders in the -tns- of Oaxaca, Ta- basco, Vera , San Luls Potosi and Puebla, in southern Mexico; Neuvo Leon and Coahuila, in north- em lnd Jalisco, in central Mexico. the effect that these men snd lhar followers have risen i arms and are inviting “all good Me: fcans” to join them and to proceed with the organization of an army. BORDER ARMS SEIZED. Customs Agents at Juarez Halt Boxes of “Tmplements.” L PASO, Tex., June 2.—Two box billed an Yarming implements wers seized at the express office in Juarex when customs agehts discovered that they contained 15,000 rounds of am- munition in secret compartments. The shipment was addressed to an ims plement house in Zacatecas, ALUMINUM MERGER VOID. Pedera] Court Upholds Buling of Trade Commission. PHILADELPHIA, June 2—The or- der of the Federal Trade Commission, commanding the Aluminum Compan: of America to divest itself of stoc! holdings in the Aluminum Rolling Mills Company, because the relation- ship was sald to be in violation of the Clayton act, has been sustained by the United States eircuit court of ‘gpc]fln in an opinion by Judge ool Judge Buffington dissenited from the decision, declaring that the evidence submitted to the trade commission ‘was not sufficlent to show restraint of trade or an attempt by the Alumi- num Company ot America to obtain & monopoly 1n the.aluminum industry, in which it is oun of the dominant factors. . Rosas declared P SO “Baditn_Hung by Poan in 1877 sull Living.” He 18 -hvrtly bring out a led “Hanging as an Aid ty.” St. Paul Ploneer-Press. Sy ] Milk m. the crlnlll.l é from | men suspected of being implicated responsibility had in the theft, the inspector said, and mmmmmw ubtil the inquiry was comcluded, de- ng their investigation. |tails would be withheld. on' the trail of several ‘WITH the workmen making a new .store out of the old—with our entrance sm-roundcd by scaffolding— Dollar Bill is doing business s usual—ONLY MORE Rebmldmg or not, June is the month of RoseHnd ]une Bndes—and Graduatwn— ’N Everything—and l;‘mu will find us right “on the job” with a great lineup of Gifty Things—all at SMA sale. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CREDIT. 26-Piece Set of Wm. Rogers’ LUFBERY Table Silver Fully guaranteed permanent uhshcnon ranted for years. In tran- uh-prooi Roll. 1 One i Week -nd !he price is only For a~Young Man Graduate The Famous ILLINOIS MASTERTIME 17-JEWEL WATCH. ONE DOLLAR A WEEK. 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