Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1926, Page 27

MEXICAN OIL LAW SITUATION 1S SAME Regulatrons lemg Effect to New Statutes Still to Be Formulated. 1s on reliable author- | no funda- ituation re- and that the past several ed, the an even chane 1 will be delaved 1n tormut tative drafts of ons have THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON; D. ©, MARCH 2f, 1926—PART T. been | ) being studied by L containing not official the founda sped to con- the govern freedom to it desives, fts. Diario sificial pub 1 some well o chances | "and the govern: ¢ optimistic on th prior to 1917 into §0- ail interests nd desire that it be con- nodified. MINISTRYi be RESIGN Bratiano Government at Bucharest sider: to Quit March 27. announ: ning from office when the gov , today administ on or be ernment’s legal four-y it is not certain to whom the L the f n of a t the new osedof A uld win a iwce of the The l\im, may €an ministry “until the # mandate ex- | BYRD IS SUGGESTED FOR 1926 NOMINEE con- City Ci Six Weeks' Accomplishments Mark ' Governor for Presidency, Savs West. Special Dispatch to The Star D, Vi March L] Lieut. Gov. Julius E. West called public attention today to the acvom- plishments of H. lood byrd sin he became governor Six weeks R ing his qualificati tic presidential i grasp of lnlL at 'S trative ability, the lie Of these achieveme FOR RENT Auding adopilo 1, hy which in the future w Al property system of the State wit adoption of more methods: reduction in o of upward of 500, to classify re, system line wi No ¢ planned e vied out with prompiness. public Is told Furnished Apartments for Rent til_Premier E , Vintila, are wer, S0 successful were the first few | motor husses introduced into Moscow zo that now 60 are operating | 3510 16th St. N.W. Two bedrooma. dining_room. Kitchen: e ‘”»7,,'.'\11';“;!:-“” nicely furnished. Rent The Fristor Realty Co. Machiniats’ Bldg. Phone Maln 3768 Dth & Mass. 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