Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1923, Page 21

WILLOUTLNED S, LAND SEZURE VIEW Warren to Explain Attitude on Taking Estates to Mexicans. | May ren at the next meeting of 30.-—Charles the xed United States-Mexican ommission, which is mv.w(u::mngl mestions in dispute between the two ountries will present the attitude the United St lor interna- | The grent desert of Sahara h e oneet 8 0T | called the “Henry Ford” of France, ul law with rd to the ex- propriation of great Mesican estates and their ision s & small agri- culturists Mr. Warren's exposition of the » Us United States govern view rel- wtive to Just meth, whose lands are to_consum 3 ill Le followed Mexican crmmissione some length into the Mexican £ov- ient’s ideas concerning the split- = i up of large estates under the ex- i ifog"agrarian . _Examine Colony Mail—Fed- The echief point m\’ul\l‘ll concerns i arg| Government May Press Investugatuon. | the Mexic indemnify und state | ment would { tates com- | ng with in- Y sident Obre BE — Runi ment soiated Pross. NTON HARBOR, Mi rs thay the f plans to investiga: f the mixed on of the {of Da iy here are giver { tial sub ation by thie pre this city of several operatives of the Department of Justice. Theso ag >lare examining the colony’s mail, ol tainin nesse! marriages and divorces. \ < The it is sald, were sent Goniiesion {nere by liam Burns, chief of the bureau of Departme: panied to Ch he colon ion the Amer- morfal day cele- {cult heads on charge cemetersy. {mails to defraud. Tt FIRES AGAIN MENACE , FINE TIMBER TRACTS . l the claim_that faithful fol- eli 700 Men Battle mazes'w] in Northern Woods—Several ‘] Camps Wiped Out. bration in the Amer: promises deral g of the ave heen 1f Purnell wer ha <o Crews of jsubjects left enroll under the b: , COST 300,000,000 PESOS. | Argentine Govemment Considermgi Extension of State-Owned naflwaysi ] i BUENOS AIRES, May 30.—The ex- ecutive branch of the Argentine gov- By the Accociated Press, PAUL, Minn., 3d.—Several brush and small tim ber fires fn northern Minnesota, previously re- ported under control, agaln are threatening valuable timber tracts fn the north woods. Scores of additional men are belne pressed into sery augment the erews of approximately 700 men izl ernment is corsidering a plan for| A chift ¢ the extension of the state-owned | Manketer r ' allways, involving an estimated ex- | r. penditu D00 pesos. The vould be completed ‘our years . 3 tere of public er F ; g culture d from the i i ‘the project i T that the carrying | - s a foreign ST works, ay, however, improved there. 16th St. Heights 2 hathe; 2car garage: on with beauf tiful shrubbery o lot:” W. C. & A. N. MILLER REALTORS 1119 17th St. CANADIAN EDITOR HELD AS SEDITIOUS SPEAKER Candidate Main 1790 Accused of Expressing Hope Union Jack Wonld Be Trampled in Mud. SYDNEY. 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AKRON, Ohlo, May For Sale at all Peoples and Other Good Drug Stores Key Chemical Co. vord the names of possible wit-|Jjury d seeking fnformation about U"*"' " THE_EVEN Motor Expedltwn That Conquered the Sahara NEW Brodsky, Larrimore, voung th 3ibly could obtain One of the threate told Brodsky to their in would find im- % a been conquered by the modern mun aving safely accomplished this fent. THREATEN ACTRESS’ LIFE IN FARRAR CASE. Way of Selling HUUS[ []F I]AV“]'F"“ Letters Demasd Mise Tarri-| US .-BmltHome.sfi more Drop Effort to Vindicate | { B the Assceiated Pross. Her Name. Mrs. J. Frank Hardecker, Wilbur Commons < s and Morris S. L. Green had i announced that they would go to Washington Thursday to make u By the Assiciated Press. York, May 30.—Louis B.| forma: protest on wne part or tne | LONDON. M 30.—Lord Robert|q counsel for Miss Stella| vyillage against the manner in |Ceell, having joined the new govern- has ‘announced that the| chich the recent auctipn of houses guishing himself as who was exonerated pyilt here during the war for | between the ministers of | ur letters he did not eferee name before the wc dented ln“xr“xm ought against her by rrar in her suit for di- from Lou Tellegen had recefved threatening {nnocent of an author, t this time what acti ING STAR, INOER W00, is nutomobile, n caterpillar auto expedition financed by M. Tenants Protest By the Assoclated Press. BROOKLAWN, N. J., May 30. munition workers was conducted 1l by the government. They were { position. appointed a special | comm preference over them ton. B at the opposi hy Supreme the court holding Farrars lawyers | cove { port tests. Georgi opposition tant mood, he yiel Miss Larrimore TMay 30.—John M. rent mte unless she got out of the casa, grandson of @ founder A @nen i r"”}”,l live to see it ndard Ol Company, has |bill to the deportation Ty heds for divorce by his step- ! vbil M.. Vandergrift had n {dea but dec > would arrimore has di- ‘e w milllon-dollar and the matter charges against | ; Andre Citroen, s photograph shows five ears of the expedition on thelr way to Timb 'CECIL PEACEMAKER IN NEW GOVERNMENT “Pours 0il on Troubled Waters” in English House of her With committee to file the protest, at a | wat te during the “withdraw” from | special meeting of residents of the ton s of indemr age Jast night. The residents, i Rrehiats 1ad been waging a 1y all of whom ure tenants in | »'°" Hon oA 451 government houses \ penalties ws claim that speculators were the Irish depor tion had discover as drafted could be made to other emses than the and raised vigorous pro-i Lord Robert closured the de- but. finding that the 1 voted with ti FALL KILLS FRENCH “ACE.” 00. ey Baldwin's cabinet and the op- st night in the house of ured oil on the troubled mmit- bill to Bridgeman L result of court d that Irish de- 1k rals und and 1 v.\ niting The Newest and Finest Shop In the Progressive West End the big airship will be taken to the Aberdeen prov- grounds, Md., where it will bo a training ship for Army The craft is ster ship of "1, which recently was taken to ott I'It‘\d at Bellevill 1. OVER SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND Sensitive Patients In the heart of Pennsylvania Avenue’s new business district, the new and greater Man’s Store No. 2 opens its doors tomorrow with evervthing new except its original ideals. 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