Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1928, Page 26

M i EVERING STAR. WA STTNATON. D. €. FRIDAY. WIARET 2. 10 s = = | 'MEX";[] E[]MMENI]S SMUGGLED GOODS Horse Gwes Way to Tractor in New | st Ml ol om S e ,’2’;} Enropean subjects, died here yesterdav. FOUND ON NAVY SHIP. Schedules for British Army Units —— k 1 i Rum Revealed on | By the Aswociated Press in the 1928 army. due to the reduction G”ERRERU PUI-I[;Y Rugs, Silks and ILONDON, March 2.—The tractor 1s|of troops in China, the Rhineland, Ber- urn From Journe; replacing the horse in the British Ar muda and Sierra Leone and to a gen- et 2 The official ement of the 1928 |eral revision of forees at home and to Orient. army estimates stresses mechanizing of | aboard. Salvadoran Delegate’s Posi- ik theservice, which has ong been In iy s ,'" jinptes tnl e ox1 Noted California Artist Dead. i i o &1 | By the Associatea Pre ine SR - - } "SAN FRANCISCO, March 2 Cus- | 3 | N FRANCISCO, March 2 (#).— H o toms officlals yesterday found undeclared 'l S Charles Rollo Peters, noted California Intervention Recalled. ] . o o e Silks and an aasort. | (ransport_will be put on a more NO NIGHT PROWLER A shanical basfs. Conversion of two — —ecan re valuab | me liquor on the Navy Transport an remove your valuabies St which arrived hire from the |AIFY reglments into armored car and securities from a S p ¥ eduice gth, is| . ; . last Saturday, and immediately [MeNts, but with reduced strength, AUTOMOBILE, LIABILITY, FIRE. | By the Assoc Orlent L mplated. | PMO S g e Safe De osit Box MEXICO CITY, March 2.—Exclsior \ s red all baggage onthe vessel for} R M dium artillery 1 to be || BURGLARY AND TORNADO zposit ald that Acting Foreign Minis- Seang 8 mechanized and experiments in the . structed the Me: Two members of the crew, sald to be @ 7 ¢ ! SU C Miinietez ko £ SaIVerbeL ta. Cofleranilate { petty officcrs, were questioned at length, | MCchanization of other artillery IN, RANCE FEDERAL AMERICAN Her ;i i|to be continued. The number of tan | Gustavo Guerrero for his anti-inter- but no formal charges had been p , Thos. E. Jarrell Co. NATIONAL BANK ! n : armored cars and such vehicles for all | rhnye vention attitude during the Pan-Amer- O sinis {mits. wilk be teedacet ax funi€s permit, | rhizd et e . [of "clues o' the Identity of the alleged |, Economies in perzonnel ate to be ef- |f 521 10th Street N.1 Main 766 crnment for friendly demonstrations in o 5% . “"“""‘“" . - favor of Mexico. : When the Pan-American Congre: | makes regular trips to Manila, thenee was nearing its close Dr. Guerrer 3 |to China, back to Manfla, and calls at {q”’”le’a wa ” who headed the lvadoran delega- : 3 Guam and Honolulu before returning tion, in a plenary session presented | K 18 @81 | here. Customs officials boarded the ves- | 5 sel off the He and prevented the P ETR . ——— 5 a resolution stating state has the ; i Doy vy Ao i latbismotihit right to intervene in the intcrnal af-| tomary discharge of baggage here. fairs of another.” | . B B | 1nstead. the vessel went to Mare Island, | = s Brazillan and Costa Rican delegates S | where the search was made. . ~7 rose to that the measure should SS FI S S R 5 not bs \'n;rdl s, bmr\\'ns an ideal Silk cocoon production in the KM}« ! /])‘7/ i 5 toward which the conferences must | an vl [ arfaiso, | district of Japan now totals approxi- E;'er Time...on Time work. 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