Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1924, Page 21

SHIP LANDS 18 RICH YUCATAN REFUGEES Mexican Revolution Victims on Way to Border Haven and Dunk:rk France. ymwu K Vi wealthy refug April 17.—Eighteen s from the Peninsula now in the hands of Mex- | s, were landed here British steamship on L. Garcla, banker o, with his wife and four ained on board the for Dunkirk, France. ¥ Garcla, bis wife, son and h will make their until peace shall have cd in Yucatan. Uhe party landed here, including veral women and children, are for northern Mexico, where hey. will bo ufde e protection o i Mexican federal Sovermment” Al 3 ) customs equipped with e in haste, Muneric i Progres hildren, re pack into ha a4 suit « One of them, cus nspectors suid, had a bag of siiver money weighing 1 fifteen pounds tertalnmen The refu. Ship. es, members of the told crew customs inspect= entertainment M )¢l work being done highly o | cially men_with Many hours April 18.—Cols. Jose Vanishes. April 18— In th suddenly had disappeared Tex., and that eff Department of to trace her had been BACKBONE That's all you need to save—not a “wish- | yea |& with | s they could AWDM. SXANDRIA, Va, April 18 (Spe- he length of terms they are supposed to serve under the Virginia law has become a source of Worry to Alexandria_councilmen who in Sep- tember will round out the second of the council-manager form of ernment. An opinion on this ques- tion i¥ sought hy a resolution pre by Councilman Thomas J. Fannon yesterda Much controvers this point, some believing though the councilme sented erning the situation is confusing cause of the many amendments. $69,764 City Balance. City Manager Rich, in his monthly financial statement, said that at the the city | Bad a cash balance of S LT he [within the * imit current expe of the budget. 3 s of the city, he said, imately $20,000 a month on which grew heated at when the council dis- reet improvement pro- man Ticer declared that | continuance of the street building | program would lead eventually to a | higher tax rate. at he did not - and_ said t of the city would for the curtailment or aban- donment of the program. meeting. The entire cit | fully by insurance port of the city ma perty is covered that the schools and their con |are covered to the extent of $270,0 | other city property, $231,000 and’ the | recent policy covering the gas plant | of $61,500 Health Department Praised. The health de and_the ed by ment who is operatin the past m Dr. Dillard ur patients and operated upon enty-elght without cost to the pa- tients or the city inouncement of lard, was made of the a lot at Wolfe and St 0. which is to shington School is prac- gregations of all city churches others joined today in rowd atten The music i under the ship of Kennth W. Ogden. Min- cally ail churches as o pogram. which was ar > Alexandria Ministerizl = direction and | Grand Jury. and John Lyn on with the r the Alexandri were held for t nd jury under | $1:000 bond. Lypch had futnished his bond this morning. The men testited in the Action, | however, was deferred until a future | nary hearing before Judge Duvall that they had both been so much in- toxicated the night of the robbery that they remembered nothing in connection with the goods they took to 2 house in Franconia, six miles south of the city. James T. Lloyd, president of the board of education of the District of Columbia, yesterday, addressing the Kiwanis Club, declared that the world is not half as bad as it is pictured. He sounded a note of idealism in say- ing that fellowship would make the world an ideal place in which to live. Next week, it was announced, both Washington ' and Fredericksburg Kiwanis clubs would be guests of the local club. A parade and an ex- tensive program are being arranged. The last night of the automobile show last night brought out the larg- est crowd of the week and rounded out the most successful exhibit staged here periodically for the past threc years. The radio set ~ went “Hoffmin, the Taylor.” Other awards were made to William Bartlett, 410 Wilkes street; A. Young, 108 North Patrick street; Kenneth Rhodes, 603 Summerland California offers you the most ideal climate and setting in which to enjoy the summer. Breezes from the snow-capped Sierras and the cool trade winds of the Pacific make a perfect blend of delightful weather. Promise your- self a trip to California this sum- mer. Go via the San Francisco Overland Limited orany one of 4 ofher trains direct fo Galifornia The Union Pacific operates two trains to Denver—with connec- Al tions for California. | Low Fares This Summer— See Salt Lake en route without addi- tional cost. For free Califeornia booklets and full information, esk F. L. Feakins, General Agent Union Pacific System, 508 Commercial Trust Bidg. th and Market Sts. 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