Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1925, Page 35

. \ TUT TVYENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, JMONDAY. NOVEMBER 1 | ers in cars usually carry w 30-day stock. Dealers in tires, tubes, parts and accessorles usually turn over their stock about once in four months. Excepting the occupational tax, which probably will be repealed im- medlately with passage of the new bill, 1t is unlikely that the automobile reductions will become operative with- in less than 30 days; it may be June SO0 SED Other Far-Reaching Benefits 1o hor o o Cited Not Apparent in Proposed Figures. t count on these reduc- tions too heavily in your margin of | safety and comfort until more is ‘}:nfl\\n as to when they will be effec- tive."” How much will v Adual? Consolidated Press s 3 adopts the cuts in au- etc., is on the whols | not the retail pr You buy car 1 onsumer pays. 000, but cent of e the for the of this committee, n. left in the ers which | thing less than th Dealers to Make Saving. cutting their expense of col- es dealers in tion frem tax on pa . : tion of the c 5 ! et res their bene 1s car owners in the other reduc that publie 1 it possi- exists rst three ite would be_di for new and vario t should be under ‘Try that glorious flavor. PEP peps youup. Con- tains bran. A great cereal. Ready to eat. reduc taxes appears ‘1 Wanted a Radio but I did not know how to choose the best one.- *THERE are so many kinds —s0 many claims—1I felt so confused! 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The Unitegl States Government and the government of Paraguay are ap- proaching a final agreement as to the osition of a number of boxes of amounting, it is claimed by the ans, to an immense sum of money and which were deposited with n_minister in Asuncion, /, at the time of the capture apital by the allied armies Argentine, Brazil and Uruguay in he Department of State will make statement on the subje but the impor- by United States als received sealed by the merican minister in Asuncion mes Washburn, in the ex THIS Paraguay Expected to Accept Proposal of U. S. for Return of Treasure Hoard Intrusted to American En- | {[{{ied 1o accent them untiith ‘ruguay, which deposited them n Montevideo, where they ned ever since. ited States Government has cndeavored to return the property to the descendants of the orlginal owners or to the uayan government in- termittently ever since 1872. The heirs of original owners have Dt them until the United for the e jewels depos Washburn This the United States has never heen able to do, owing mnot only to neither the United diplomatic officers can original ing period preceding the evacuation of the capital by the Paraguayans. For 11 years, from 1877 to 1888, these boxes rested in Washington in the care of the Secretary of State of the United States. Previous to that they passed first from Mr. Wash- burn’s hands to the Italian consul in Asuncion, who is understood to have Teturned some of the jewels to their owners. He was forced to flee and his house containing the boxes was occupied by Paraguayan soldiers, who, in their turn, were driven out by Brazilians, who sent the few to Rio de Janeiro. 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