Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1923, Page 3

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Aizpuru to Get Final In- structions on Spanish - Campaign Today. , September 19.—The mili- tary directorate discussed the Moroc- can situation last fight at a session attended by Gen. Alspuru, the new high commissioner for Morocco. The general will leave for the scene of hostilities - tomorrow, when he will recelve final instructions. The directorate also examined King Alfonso's decree against the separat- | ist “movements This decree, “which provides for the imposition of fines and prison sentenceg on those Wwho display any flag other than/the Span- ish, will be promulgated today, when jthe directorate meets under the presi- dency ot the king. B Sends Thanks to Raisull. Captain General Primo Rivera, re- plying to a letter from Raisull, in which _the famous Moroccan bandit offered his adherence to' the new re- glme, thanked the chief for his al- legiance, “the value of which the king appreciates.” Government . officials hdve refused to give out any information to the rewspapers concerning the situation in Spain. They referred inquicers to Gen. Primo Rivera, who, as the head of the military directorate, they said | was the only person to give out news. Retuses to Talk Now. requests for interviews from Spanish | for publication. - He must use his ~time at present in studying for a so- lutiog of several pressing problems, the thost urgent of which was the financial situation. A large number of government functionaries have given up their positions, being fearful that they would be thrown out of office under the decree of Gen. Rivera announcing the complete reorganization of the government services. | Gen. Rivera refuged more than 100 He said | NAPSHOTS—Talking Through the [apsnOTs —Taing Threng e " YoU WAVE A CHEERY GOODBYE TQ YOUR WIFE AS SHE STARTS DOWN THE STREET " MEAN VCU WANT HER T0 CO BACK Now, { with the new regime will be cordial and faithful. Orchestras in theaters and public places have been forbidden to play the Catalonian hymn. REVOLT SECRET WELL KEPT. By the Associated Press. PORT VENDRES, Franco-Spanish Frontler, September 19.—Although it was known .that something was brewing, the members of the Spanish cabinet were not ‘aware of the prox- | SHE TARES VYOUR SIENALS TO AND 'S STOPPED CONLY BY TRANTIC RAPPING ON WINDCW. SHE STOPS TO CALL BACK SOME APPARENTLY M- PORTANT MESSAGE AFTER SEVERAL MORE ! WHAT'S' HAVE FLOWN BACK. AND TORTH VYOU SIGNAL RBY PANTOMIME THAT YOU CANT HEAR. AFTER BREAKING YOUR THOMB NAIL N VOUR HUR- RY TO GET THE wik- DOW GPEN ME | It cooks more things at a time at less cost Window.—By GLUYAS WILLIAMS I YOU REPLY. VERY LOUD THROUGH THE GLASS YOU DIDN'T. 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SMITH DEM@M 0@ Washington's AEOLIAN HALL ~ Twelfth and-G Streets Steinway and Weber Duo-Art Pianolas - Victrolas ~ Aeolian -Vocalions Pianos as low as including convenient Highest Prices Paid —for entirc Libraries or Single Volumes, Prints, En- gravings and Autograph Let- ters. Representative will call. CASH PAID and purchaseg removed promptly. MAYORS ARE DISMISSED. R R A imity of the military conspiracy un- til a late hour last Wednesday night. Premier Alhucemas then learned from secret service agents that the plot was about to culminate in an outbreak. | % | i 1319-1321 F Street 'STORE NEWS “Fashion Park” and “Stratford” Clothes {Catalonian Governor Warns Sepa- ratist Policy Must End. i By the Associated Press. BARCELONA, September 19.—Gen. 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