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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-04
PRESIDENT APPEALS
TO PUBLIC TO AID
JOBLESS

President Harding, in an official
appeal. has called upon the nation
TO mobilize to provide jobs for the
j0bless and otherwise meet the
needs of the army OF unemployed,
that winter of widespread dis
tress may be averted.
He issued a public request to
governors and mayors TO form the
organizations and take other steps
recommended by the unemploy-
ment conference.
Public and private relief work
throughout the country will be
co-ordinated by a national COM
mittee, sitting in Washington, the
personnel and plans of which will
be announced tomorrow by Sec
retary of Commerce Hoover
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-04
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
MRS. WILKING TOMORROW

The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Eliza
beth Viking, widow of the late Her
man NJ. viking. who died on Mon
day AT the residence of her sister-in-
law, Mrs. j. b. Woytych at Woytych
station. in the county. will be held
tomorrow at o'clock from the
Woytych home Interment will be in
Iglehart cemetery. Relatives and
friends of the deceased are invited to
attend the funeral.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-04
b. AND q. CONTRACTS FOR
1000 MORE FREIGHT CARS
Try The Associated Press1

BALTIMORE, MD, Oct 4. - Con-
tracts for the purchase of 1000 new
freight cars have been awarded by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, it was announced today by
George NJ. Shriyer. senior vice-presi-
dent of the company.
The purchase price of these cars
will aggregate s2.2OO0O0. Delivery is
to begin in four months.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-04
PROF. S. S. HANDY TO
LECTURE AT CAMBRIDGE

Prof. sydney S. Handy will give an
address tonight before the Women's
Club of Cambridge, Md The subject
OF the lecture will be Some Aspects
of Modern Drama" with readings from
Abraham Lincoln" by John Drink
water; The Return of Peter Grimm" "
by Belasco. and The Yellow Jacket.
by George C. Hazelton & Benrimo.
This will be the third lecture given
by Prof Handy before this club, the
first one having been on alfred Ten
nyson." and the second on the Re
ligious Drama
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-04
DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE e'
WILL AFFECTl HISTORY FOR
CENTURIES, SAYS GEORGE

. INVERNESS. SCOTLAND, Oct Ar
The prime minister. Mr.. Lloyd George,
in speech here today concerning un-
employment, deviated in his introduc-
tion to refer optimistically to the
forthcoming conference in Washing
ton on disarmament. declaring:
1T will constitute one OF those out
standing events which will affect
human history for centuries"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-04
FORMER NAVY ATHLETE
ASSIGNED TO ACADEMY

Lieut.. Commander Z. ]. Gillian, of
the Navy, reported today at the Naval
Academy and will be assigned to duty
as an instructor in the Department Of
Marine Engineering and Naval Con-
struction. Lieut.. Commander Gillian
is best remembered here as captain
and shortstop of the Navy baseball
team during the season of 1910
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-04
NAVAL ACADEMY CHAPEL
GUILD ELECTS OFFICERS

: In spite of the inclement weather
there was an excellent attendance at
the first autumn meeting of the Naval
Academy Chapel Guild. held yester-
day at the home of the President, Mrs.
Henry B. Wilson, at which plans were
made for the coming winter. The Off
GERS of the Guild are: Mrs. Wilson,
president; Mrs. r. G. Heiner, secre-
tary; Mrs. A. \. Brown, treasurer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-04
College Fraternity House

The Psi Sigma Kappa Fraternity of
ST Johns College has rented as Fra
ternity House the dwelling No. 243
Prince George street,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-04
ST. JOHNS PROSPECTS
ARE LOOMING BRIGHTER

Having more than ironed cut the
old kink with North Carolina State
College. by an overwhelming victory
Saturday, 40 TO o, Bob" Folwell's
Navy football tribe has settled down
TO polish up for the big game with
Princeton here on October 10, as the
primary object in view
The middies came through Satur-
days engagement with the Caro-
linians without any serious hurts. al
though a number of the players were
bruised TO some extent Frawley,
guard, suffered a slightly sprained
ankle.
1t was late yesterday afternoon be-
fore the players got out on the field,
compared 10 the practice of the past
two weeks, because academic routine
got into full swing, and that, as
usual, will prove handicap until the
final days of preparation for the West
Point game, when the squad Is gen
orally excused from drills However.
every man was on the field in togs,
with the exception of Captain Larsen.
centre. who was not in Saturdays
lineup because OF minor hurt
Work Until Dark III 'lll
The coaches made the most of the
available time and darkness had sat-
tied before the last OF the players
went to the showers. Current for the
electric lights about The gridiron
sward has not as yet been cut in. The
players had their first experience
of a sosgy field and handling a wet
ball, owing TO the sh0Yfrs since early
morn, and they performed well, Prae-
tice was marked by signal and forma-
ton drills, ending with lively 10
minute scrimmage. during which the
big team registered one touchdown
The majority of the Varsity men
however, did not get into the mix-up.
but confined themselves TO signals
and work on the machines.
Many Backfield Candidates
The Carolina game served 10 give
all promising material workout and
what looms up as the outstanding re-.
suit is that Folwell will have a hard
time in making final selections for
the backfield with such men as
Benny" Koehler. Mckee. Hamilton.
and Conroy. last years quartet, and
| Barchet, Cruise, Cullen. Tucker; Mat
thews, and Rooney, all of whom
demonstrated that they are to be rec
koned with. And then there is Noyes,
another star of last year, and good
kicker. who has Joined the squad al
ter qualifying in re-examinations and
is in good trim.
The middies will meet Western Re
serve on Saturday, but it is not ex-
pected the Clevelanders will furnish
serious opposition.
An Awakening At st. johns
Football at St Johns College had
a real awakening as a result Of the
decisive triumph over Western Mary
land College Saturday, and followers
I of the old institution feel that the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-04
Hours Of Band Concerts

The hours of the Academy band con-
certs are from $3.50 TO 1890 in the
morning and 4:SO to $50 in the after
noon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-04
FOLWELL BEGINS
To POINT PUPILS
FOR TIGER GAME

Rigorous Academic Routine Now
In Full Force, Curtails Time
Allotted Middies For Gridiron
Practice - Worked Until Dark
Yesterday
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-04
An Awakening At st. Johns

Football at st. Johns College had
a real awakening as result Of the
decisive triumph over Western Nary
land College Saturday, and followers
of the old institution feel that the
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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-12-08
NORTH PRAIRIE

The What-So-Evers met with Mrs.
Helen Bruins Thursday. Two COM
forters were tied for Mrs. George ia
cobson. A delicious lunch was serv-
ed by the hostess. 1t was decided
not to take up the home economics
work until the first meeting in jan
uary. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. John Bruins of Delta. Election
of officers will be held.
Mrs. John Roosma called on Mrs.
Cramer Tuesday afternoon.
The road north Of the pavement
on the Depot road is being gravelled.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Nelson were
Bellingham visitors Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Leag Williams of Burlington
is spending the week with her sister,
Miss Matte Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Noteboom and lit
tie grandson OF LynGen and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Noteboom and little son OF
Riverside were visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Wander Nicer on Tuesday
The union high school PROPOSE
ton was showed under in the North
Prairie district. Sam Wander Nicer
was elected director.
Miss Jessie Bartelds, Dena Ver-
DUN and Rudolph Bartelds were Bel
bingham visitors on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wander Nicer
and family visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheets at Glendale Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gunst were
callers at the Fred Stremler home on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bartelds entertain
ed Sunday for Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bruins of Delta, Mr. and Mrs H. Hoks-
bergen and little son of East Lyn-
den, Mr.. Irwin Krohn Of Della and
Michael Captain.
Mrs. Charles Wells has returned
to her home in Ferndale after stay
ing for some time with her sister,
Miss Matte Nelson.
Mrs. John Roosma visited her
aunt in Everett last week.
Gordie De GRAF had a birthday
party Sunday. Among those who
helped him celebrate were Anna and
Lenia Benson, Henrietta, Gertie and
Aggie Bartelds, and Minnie, Joe and
Frank Verduin.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-12-08

hone while Mr.. MARKHAM. is laid UP
with burns and Mrs. Marchant is at
the hospital.
MIR. Clarence Lavender has been
Ill the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stweart and
son Clyde were Bellingham visitors
Tuesday.
ME-. John Taylor and two children
Iva and Glen spent Thursday with
Mrs. Ralph Osgoodoy.
MIS-. J. Beern;Ek of Lynden Visited
Mrs M. O'Brien Friday.
sunday guests of Ralph and Edith
Taomas included Arthur and leila
Raymond, Lucy Detwiler, Albert
Harlander of Lynden, Roy Raymond
of Mt Vernon, Mr.. Greenwood of
Sumner. Wash, Glen Arbuckie and
Ida and Hattie Raymond Of Glendale.
The young people at the M. E.
Friend home entertained Saturday a
number of Northwood young people.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-12-08
WISER LAKE

The annual bazaar will be given
Dec. 10 at the Wiser Lake Hall under
the auspices of the Daughters of
Dorcas. An excellent program is be-
ing prepared, consisting of music,
recitations and comedy which
promises a very enjoyable entertain
ment.
Mrs. j. C. Andersen motored to
Bellingham Friday to attend the
graduation exercises at the Normal,
when Amanda Nessen, formerly of
this place, with about forty-five 9TH
err students, was graduated. The ex-
ercises were excellent, and the adj
dress given by Rev. Duncan McPhail
was highly interesting.
Mr.. Swan Nelson, who has been
in the hospital in Bellingham for
several weeks, is improving slowly.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-12-08
NORTHWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. P. Den Adcl and
Miss Kate Den Abel of Lynden and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Lenssen OF
Greenwood were dinner guests ot
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kragt Friday.
L. Radde is building a 20x40 hen
house on his place on the NorthwoOd
lClearbrook road.
Miss Hilda Top is boarding at the
Fred Bylsma home.
The Willing Workers will meet
with Mrs. Henry Egl.y Wednesday.
In honor of Mrs. Nymeyer's birth
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Nymeyer en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday for Mrs.
Mary Burgraff and Albert and Arie
Burgraff, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Burg
raft of Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Dyksterhuis and three children, Hell
en-, Johnnie and Marie, Mr. and Mrs.
John Kortlever and Mr.. and Mrs. HUI
go Kortlever and two children, Vic
tor and Marshal. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Hoekstra and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bylsma were evening guests.
l.. A. Marchant narrowly escaped
very serious injury Sunday morning
when a gasoline tank exploded at the
Howard Worthen home. AS 1t was,
his hands were badly burned and
there were also burns on his neck
and body He is getting along as
we'll as could be expected.
Mrs. Ralph Osgoodby and Mrs. Lee
Williamson and two daughters were
recent visitors of Mrs. Agnes Hinck-
ley.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thorp and two
little sons, Donald and Edward, Wis
tied Sunday at the Handy home. Mrs.
Thorps sister, Miss Jennie Handy,
returned with them for few days
visit.
! Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Knitted and
daughters spent Sunday at the Geo.
Knitted home at Riverside.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Otter and two
| little daughters were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. jaeger Friday.
Mrs. Matte Bradley and son. Hal
and Mrs. Warren Williamson were
Bellingham visitors Thursday.
! Invitations are out for an enter
/ tainment at the Grange Hall Dec.
/ %, to be given by the Northwood
school.
! Mrs George Gustin spent Monday
and Tuesday with Mrs. l.. A. Mar
chant at the hospital in Bellingham.
Mrs. Charles White and son Fran
els were guests of Mrs. M. O'Brien
| Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Crabtree of
! Forest Grove and Mr.. John Aribuckle
I and son Leslie of Lynden wree Sun
day guests of Mrs. Agnes Hinckley.
/ Ronald and Helen Marchant spent
Saturday evening at the E. A. Knitted
home.
Mr. Abe Noteboom and son Cor
nolius and Mr. Will NotebO0m and
Miss Hilda Elder were Sunday even
ing guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
/ i<rast.
Mrs L. A. Marchant underwent an
operation at St. Luke's hospital IN
! EeIlipgham Tuesday. She is doing
/ we'll
M and Mrs. Harry Creviston are
! dons the work at the l.. A. Marchant
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all year. Bargain rates at The
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Or. s. s. HOWE. Practice limited
to the EYE, EAR. NOSE. and
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-04-27
I'm CONSUL.ADO De
MEXICO En- FORT
WORTH, TEXAS
La Camara de Comercio
de esta ciudad solicita
que sea estabIecido
RUIZ VA A LA CAPITAL
Informara al Presidente del
resultado de la mission
que lie confio en- el
Estado de Texas

En- las oficinas del Consulado de
Mexico en- San Antonio, Sc recioio
un mensaje aver en- Ia tarde proce-
dentc de n Ciudad de Fort Worth.
en- el que IA Camara de Comercio de
aQueIla localidad, por conducto de
su Presidente el senior W. NJ. Mas
sic, pide al Consul General de Mexi-
co en- San Francisco. California que
Sc cstablezca en- aque!la localidad un
Consulado.
En- el. mensaje de referercia, Ia Ca
mara de Comercio manifesto que
existiendo en- aquel lugar un nnmero
considrabl de mexicanos que necesi-
tan urgentemente tener un represen-
tante del Gobierno de Mexico para
que yea por sus intereses Y protec-
ci6n, scndo adeudS de !mportan-
cia para el mejoramicn;o de las re-
laciones comcrciales de los dos palseS
Ia oficina consular, 81 Sc estableciera
seria un paso mas cue Sc diera en-
pro del acercamiento mutuo, por TO-
do 10 cual Green viable Ia proposition
que hacen.
La reciente vista del Consul &C.
neral Eduardo Ruiz, en- Ia que pro-
metiera tratar con cl Gobierno de
(Pasa la 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-04-27
UN GENERAL PLAGIO 4 SU ESPOSA
DURANTE JIN PASEO DOMLMCAL
Ell general 6 opeend qued6 ead Immediate bqo cauc6
ohora esta de al trene dc las funcones mares
que fene enconendadas

7-sr.--ona Expec;al para IA PRENSA"
Eoca,es, Son. Abril 23.-Comentass
con ca!o-. en ambos Nogales. un suce-
So que. relatado con toda claSe de de-
TALES en- estilo pintoresco y "mocio-
uar.e. Sc di-ia que era el argumehlo
do una pcl!cu!a cinematoGrafic2 de las
do ca-actcr dra1ndtico. Pero no Sc ira
n de un argumento de peEcula cine
r,.acocrafica, Sino De un drama social
verdadero. cuyos protagon!s'as son
hien conocidos en Nosales perSol.s
do relieve social Ell el Estado de So
nora.
So trata dc un general de n revo-
l1ci6n. que ha dcSempenado c! cargo
de iefe de las armas en- una pooiacaon
frouteriza. dis;ante de NogaleS; Y de
su sehor,s esposa, DANA que pertenece
a una honorable familia de Guayrnas'
Sonora, cuyo jefe estuvo durarte lar
gos amos liGado con viejas f:rTnas ban
ca-ias de Sonora, res!diendo en- La ac-
tualidad en- una ciudad importante del
Escade de California
r. enlacs de ese general y de esta
DANA So efectu6 hace mucho tempo,
pcro hace varjos meses que dc hecho
esta diSuelto. Y i !uiciattva de Ia IS
posa- un aboGado de Nogales. Arizona
tramita actualnente u separation le-
gal. de clio haze varias semanas. Des-
De entonccs. la seHora sc trasiad6 del
lUgar en- que resldfa con su es2oso, a
n pcblaci6-1 sonorensa de Magdalena,
s;,uada dos tres horas de camino
NJ sur dc NoEales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-04-27
Fueron sus huespedes
los diplomdticos lati-
uo-americ0n0S
Entire euos Sc contaba el
Encargado de la Emba-
jada de Mexico

TcIcgrama Especia. para ~ FkSASn
WASHINGTON, D. c., abril 20
Ell Secretario de Estado. Mr. Hughes
V su sefora esposa, ofrecieron una
reception el lunes en- la noche en- e!
edificio de la Scciedad Pan-Amerl-
cana, en- cuya reception fueron hues-
pedes de honor ei Doctor Esteoan
Gil Borges, jefe de Ia Delegacion We
nczolana erviada a los Estados I'm =
dos en- OCCASION del descubriniento de
Ia estatua de Bolivar Ia sonora
de Borges Y los demas miembros de
la Mission.
Los otros huespedes en- la reception
ofrecida por los esposos Hughes. fue
ron el seflor Manuel c. Tellez, Secre-
tario de Ia Embajada Mexicana en-
Washington, el senor Ignacic Ca!de-
ron su sonora esposa, scnoTita k!e-
ma Calderon Y todos los miembros
que integran las EmbaJadas de los
cis,intos paises Latino -Americanos
que tienen representation ante el
Gobierno de los Estados Unidos.
Eicieron los honores 4 los concu-
rrcntes el Secret2rio Hughes su
esposa, Quienes sc ha.laban cncaoe-
zando Ia comision de reception en-
81 calidad de anfirriones, habiendo-
Sc pasado mas de dos horas solamen-
te en- los saludos presentacicaes DC
etioueta, por 81 gran n1mero de asis
tentes a IA reception.
Entire ellos sc contaron -promlnen-
tes personajes Pertenicientes a los
altos circulos sociales de Washington
la ciudad de Nueva York, con-
cluida Ia reception SCI dio principle
al haauuete official que fue seguldo
de cortos discursos pronunc!ados por
eI Secretario Hughes, el Doctor bor-
ges los mas distinguidos miembros
de los cuerpos diplomaticos acredi-
tados en- Ia Casa Blanca
En- esta memorable reception la ia
mosa Banda de la Marina, eJecuto
alcunas exqiuistas seleccioneS. y ras
del banauete ofrecido, los huespedes
Sc dirigieiron al Salon Americana,
donde fue ofrecido un bale Suntuosl-
simo. hallandose adornado el salon
con los escudos dc los Estados unldos
y Venezuela, que aparec!an entrela-
zados.
Sc estima en- mas de cinco Milo
nes de Dollars el monte de las loyas
que las damas concurrentes portaban
en- esta OCCASION, asegurandose que el
derroche de joyas el fastuoso lujo
que Sc deSpleg6 en- Ia reception ore
cida por el Secretario Hughes. es un
suceso inusitado que desde hace algu-
nos amos no Sc habIa registrado en-
Washington en- los anales de Ia vida
social
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-04-27
NO Sc AYUDARA MAS A
LA MINERVA, DICE LA
SRIA. DE HACIENDA
De la Huerta quiere arados y
tierras en- vez de barcos
de guerra

TcIegrama Especial para LA phENaA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, abril 90
En- atenci6n a la notable mejoril en-
los prccios de los metales que Sc nan
dejado sentir a ultinas fechas de
la creencia que Sc abriga de que esta
mejor;a cs eli firme, la Secretaria de
Hacienda ha declarado Ia resoiucion
que ha tornado de retirirle a Ia MI
neria Ia ayuda de que yenla sienoo
objeto de parte del gobierno. En- con-
secucncia tendra dicha industria que
atencrse desde hoy para su desarrollo
sus propios recursos.
Con motive de las recientes de-
claraciones hechas por Ell Secretarlo
de Ia Guerra, respecto al proyecto
que tiene de invertir cicn millones de
pesos de las economics de Ia Secreta-
RIA que es a su cargo, en- la compra
de diez grandes unidades de guerra,
ell Secretario de Hacienda, Adoifo de
la Huerta, declara que esos Glen mi
llones de pesos deberiar meJor en-
plearse en- IA adquisicion de impie-
mentos agrlcolas para su reparto en-
ire los agricultores pobres del pals,
asl como en- la campafla de uerras.
La Secretarfa de Hacienda ha die
tado energicas medidas efecto de
que cuanto antes ccse la exportacion
de monedas de orc que estan siendo
substraidas dc Ia circulation. Los
informes obtenidos n este respecto en-
dicha Secretarfa hacen saber que mas
de medic million de pesos de esta mo-
nera Sc exportaba diariaInente del
pals y cuyo exodo Sc considera alta
mcnte peligroso por ID disminucion
que ocasionaba del stock monetario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-04-27

Ell sehor Enrique D. Ruiz, consul de
Mexico ell San Antonio, nos informo
que Ia Pan American Round Table
Association" enviara una delegation
I Ia Ciudad de Mexico adscrita Ia
que la Camara de Comercio de esta
Ciudad va enviar en- OCCASION del
Congreso International de- Camaras
de Concrete que prox;mamente Sc ce-
iebrara en- la capital de Ia vecina Re-
puhlica.
Esta delegation que la Pan Ameri-
can Round Table enviara, tiene por
objeto iniciar el acercamiento de las
mujeres americanast con las mujeres
de. Mexico, y es el principle de los
trabaios que la Association Sc propo-
ne realizar como complemento de Ia
tarea que Sc ha emprendido por to-
dos los circulos sociales Y comercia-
les de los Estados Cnidos para hacer
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-04-27
FUERON FUS|LADOS
TRES REBELDES
EN- {. CAhARCO
Sc les capture cerca de
esa ciudad el
lunes ultimo
HUBO OTRO FUSILADO
Fue aprehendido Iunto con
su mujer en- ell Estado
de Nuevo Leon, en-
un combate
HUBO OTRO FUSILADO

Tres re6eldes fueron capturados {.
lunes 0liimo pOr las tropas fedora
les mexicanaS, en- las cercaHlas de
Ciudad Cama-go, Tamaul.pas. y fu-
silados deSputs de vi Juicto srmario.
Las noticias recloldaS de - IFoA's-
ra. durante q dia de aver. a>I
10 !ndican. como :amojrD las misa'as
uoticias dan cueata DE que otro re
helde. que te8!4 Il gr4do de te:lente
coronel IN eI el=-c.to vaTranclS:a. Tue
aprehen3.tiy en- terr.Ior!o ucoloneS '
fuSilado Dgc!io Jete ,va Manuel san
chez del Castillo. Gulen s. haola Su-
blevado recicurementc por haoer sido
destinado a. cucrpo d. 'eXcedenteS,
al Mevarse u cabo Il reduction del
ejercito.
Seguu 10 que jndican las primeras
noticias recib!das. los tres rebe!des
fus:!ados ell Clmargo, fueroo captu-
RADIOS IN Ia ce-canias de csc luSar,
habiendo escapado ot-o rebe!de CUE
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