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Evening star., 1925-10-21
FAMOUS. S.CARTA[
SW|ND[ER CAUGHT
W. J. Reid, Sentenced to 80
Years, Long at Liberty
After Escape Here.

w. j. Reid. so. wanted here TO serve
ii 3O-year sentence following his con
Viction in one OF the most celebrated
local SWindlinG cases OF the last two
decades, has been arrested in Mem
phis. Tenn. and is expected to be
turned over to local police. an Asso-
ciated Press dispatch from that city
stated today.
Reid became famous In police cir
cles as the pneumatic man" who
could blow up a rubber suit with air
80 as to. make ii appear that he
weighed at least 200 pounds or 50.
when his real weight was scores Of
pounds below this amount.
He was arrested here more than
10 years ago. after an alleged swim
die on local realty firm in which he
was charged with drifting into the
office with d request for the realtors TO
locate house for him and. after es-
tablishing cordial relations, having
them indorse a draft for $4,000.
Cashed Draft Here.
This draft he is said TO have de-
posted in a local bank He first was
said to have drawn out $50 by a
check and then TO have walked into
the bank and taken out the remain
ing $9.950 before II was found that
the draft was spurious.
Reid was operating in Memphis.
according TO the Associated Press dis
patch. at the time OF his arrest, being
engaged In u fake business transac-
ton which would have netted him
uorne $4,000.
After his arrest and trial in this
city many years ago. Reid appealed
his conviction and sentence of 80
years. and was released on $4,000
bond pending the appeal. some Of
the older heads in the Police Depart
ment recall Then, il Is alleged by
police, he skipped his bond and the
bondsmen have been fighting against
the bond forfeiture on technicalities
ever since.
DISCUSSES Famous.
Reds unique methods and his pen
chant for changing his entire appear
ance at will. so as to make him almost
fame in police circles. Numerous
articles have been written around his
methods and the case in which he was
convicted In this city was Il cause
celebre OF police annals.
According to the dispatch from
Memphis. Reid was wanted for alleged
sWindleS in Arkansas. Denver, Con
necticut. Michigan and New Jersey,
but because OF his conviction in this
city and for other reasons 1t Is eX
pected that Washington will he given
preference in the return OF the pris
oner.
Evening star., 1925-10-21
'PLANOF TREASURY
LIKELY TO Be USED
Represents Generally Rates
Expected to Be Favored
by Congress.
by DAVID LAWRENCE.

Members Of the WAYS and means
committee Of the House of Represen
tattves are finding that the tables of
figures presented by the Treasury De
partment make substantial reductions
IN small as well as large income.
There have been no changes in the
rates since Secretary Mellon appear
ed before the committee. but any set
Of figures depends always on what
deductions are taken into account.
Here is a table which shows the
total tax payable under the present
law and the total tax that would be
payable if the Treasury rates are
adopted by Congress. The table in
cludes normal as well as surfaces, and
is based on the income Of d married
man without dependents:
Evening star., 1925-10-21
SPRING MUSIC FESTIVAL, PROJECT
WINS ENTHUSIASTIC APPROVAL
Gathering of Representative Citizens at District
Building Votes Endorsement of Proposal and
Authorizes Naming of Committee.

GUIDED Il more general call of our citi-
zenS. However. they feel convinced
that ii musical and business Wash
ingtun as a whole determines to have
such Il festival il will transcend any
thing III the country from the stand
point Of enthusiast and excellence
''Gt is not contemplated by the Com
niSsioners and the music lovers OF
Washington v'hu have been foremost
IN suggesting the May festival that it
he trivial. 1t must not BE-. only the
hroadest. most eweeping lines should
be followed. There should be vision In
preparation OF all plans. so thut when
the goal il reached the festival not
only viii attract the people of Wash
ington by its magniricence and spIen.
dor. but will attract the attention Of
the whole country
Evening star., 1925-10-21
SOUTHERN CONGRESSMEN
SPEAK ON TAX POLICY
Discuss Inheritance Levy at Ban
quet of Texas organi-
Zatior1

southern members of Congress eaye
their views on the Federal inheri-
tance tax last night in addresses at
the Texas Tax Club banquet.
Representative Upshaw Of Georgia
said he would support Gov. Walker's
stand for abolition of the inheritance
tax and added: There is no reason
In the world why emergency taxes
should be made permanent"
Senator Herreld of Oklahoma ia.
Eored collection of the inheritance tax
by the States for their own use, and
representative Blanton of Texas said
ne would have fortunes of over $780,
900 taxed. Representative Thomas OF
Oklahoma disagreed with Secretary
MELONS plan for abolishing tax.
exempt securities. Speaker Satter.
white of the Texas House of Repre-.
sentatiyes acted as chairman.
Evening star., 1925-10-21
BRIDE DENTISTS WIDOW.
Husband of Lillian Glaser Victim of
Flu i'm 1918.

OAKLAND, Calf. October 2l CpJ.-
Lillian Chaser, who became the sixth
wife OF De Wolfe Hopper yesterday.
vas the widow of DIR. Emil Glaser.
oakland dentist. who died during the
influenza epidemic of 1918. She sang
mere a few years ago as "a member of
he San Francisco Comic Opera Com
pany. and was in concert work in the
East when she met Hopper.
Evening star., 1925-10-21
SINGER SIXTH WIFE
f. OF De WOLF HOPPER
Comedian Gives Age as SO
in Paper to Wed Lillian
Glaser, 29.

By the Associated Press.

HARTFORD Conn, October IL
De Wolf Hopper. well known come
dian Of the American stage. came
from Boston yesterday and. after Sc
curing a license, married. as his sixth
wife, Lillian CHASER, singer aged 20
who gave her home address ~ Oak
land. Calf. The bridegroom gave
his fun name as William de Wolfe
Hopper. and on the marriage license
II was set forth that he had been
married five times and that he had
been divorced. He gave his age as
90 and residence as New York City.
Judge Walter H. Clark OF the Pro
bate Court. who read the ceremony.
waived the requirement OF a 1ive-day
notice under the State law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopper left in an automobile
Immediately after the ceremony
Evening star., 1925-10-21
IOWA DELEGATION HERE,
Will Present Tax Views to Con,
gressional Committee.

Headed by K. a. Crawford of Des
Moines, chairman of the Iowa Tax
Club. "a group of 1owans arrived in
Washington today to present their
views on taxation to the House WAYS
and means committee
The visitors will give a buffet sup
per tonight ait the Congressional
Country Club.
Evening star., 1925-10-21
which are alleged to have been plotting
against the tranquility of the border.
GREEK SOLDIER BLAMED.
Bulgarian Version Says He Fired the
First Shot.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, October 2l R).-
The Bulgarian version of the Incl
dent on the Greek frontier was given
today by the Bulgarian telegraphic
agency.
According to this account a Greek
soldier entered Bulgarian territory
near Demirkapou on Monday and
wounded a Bulgarian sentinel, who
in return fired and killed his as
sailant.
A long fusillade across the border
followed. The firing continued until
last night, when a Bulgarian officer
gained contact with the Greek COM
mander at Demirhissar.
The Bulgarian government. the
agency says, has proposed an imme-
diate inquiry to fix responsibility
Evening star., 1925-10-21
WRONG ADDRESS GIVEN.
Police Report in Suicide Case Is
Inaccurate,

In n report OF the suicide Of Mrs.
Olive Smith, divorcee, in her room in
Park View Apartments, $50 North
Carolina avenue southeast. the morn
ing of October I, police incorrectly re-
ported the address Of her husband as
1929 B street southeast, and the
wrong address appeared IN an ac-
count of the affair printed in The
Star at that time.
William f. King resides at the ad.
dress mentioned, Charles A. Smith,
divorced husband Of tho suicide, never
having resided there
Evening star., 1925-10-21
Marvin Goodwin Dies.

HOUSTON. Tex. October 81 GP).-
Marvin Goodwin. 33, pitcher, pur-
chased by the Cincinnati Reds, and
last years manager of the Houston
Texas League club, died today from
injuries received in an airplane wreck
Sunday.
Evening star., 1925-10-21
LORD RIBBLESDALE DIES.
Leaves Widow. the Former Mrs.
John Jacob AStor.

LONDON. October 81 CP).-Baron
RibbleSdalc died today. His widow
is the former Mrs. John Jacob Astor,
to whom he was married in 1919
Lord Ribblesdale was born in 1851
Evening star., 1925-10-21

Falling off of world demand for
Esthonian liquors has caused Il de-
cided slump In the distillery business
there.
Evening star., 1925-10-21
WASTEF0ES WAR
ON ma FERGUSON
Threaten Extra Session to
Probe Expenditures on
Texas Roads.
By the Associated Pres,

AUSTIN, Tex. October 2l.--A spe
ccial session OF the Texas Legislature
may be called to investigate charges
i3nf reckless expenditures in the State
Highway Department. under the
regime Of Gov. Ma" Ferguson.
+. In a Statement from Washington
last night. where he is on taX-re-
i-duction mission, Lee SatterWhlte,
3 speaker of the Texas House Of Rep
'resentatiyes. declared that if the gov.
ernor did not call q special session
for an Investigation Of the Stale au-
ADMINISTRATION. he would.
=. In breaking n TWO months othclitl
Silence hast saturday, Coy. Ferguson
declared against Il special session anc
challenged tie malcuntents 20 take
s=their "Wh:&perinES' before 2rhnc
jury. thus saving the taxpayers the
enormous expense II "a special leGis'
iaturc
Threatens Summary Action.
The woman executive. wife of for
mer Coy. James +. Ferguson, recent
" charged with dominating the State
Highway Commission, declared thai
she would sUmmarily remove any
State official proved in default Of duty
NCanwHiiD. The stare l. aWaitint
the result OF a probe already betn-
Moody. who is cheching up the tllSil-
way Departments transactions. Speak
er Satterwhite intimated that his spe-
ciaI session would await the attorney
generals report. which is expected
within three weeks.
Speaker Sattcrvhite's avoWcd de-
termination 10 call . special session
without Subernarortai concurrence,
however viii be hyjnS in the faces OF
q lar nI l.
turc y poll conducted hy the As
soriated Press among members to de-
rermint their sentiments on the pro
posed call has shown thus far AZ
asains, the proposition. Is for and 10
undecided.
Call Governors PrerOgativc.
In response 10 the Associated Press
uuery. STATE Representative Ben +.
Foster Expressed the opinion that
only the governor can call a special
session Of the Legislature. except IN
case OF impeachment proceedings
against her"
There has been no hint of possible
impeachment proceedings. and II l. d
matter Of conjecture here whether
Speaker SatterWhite' Washington
statement was made In coSniZanCe OF
hat possible Interpretation.
The Ferguson situation Is one en-
'irelv unique iii modern politics. Nr.
Ferguson was removed from office II!
1917 10y impeachmcnt charges specify
Ing misa ppropliat tion oI state FUNDS.
In 1924. however. Mrs. Ferguson ran
for office 20 "vindicate" her husbands
name, aud was elected the first woman
governor on a vsve OF anti-ku kluX
Khan sentiment that routed Khan can
didates and lett Ma" u huge majority
and the position "f almost national
heroine.
Evening star., 1925-10-21
Table of Reductions


sumption that there is no income from
dividends. If an individuals incop7.
Is partly from dividends and partly
from miscellaneous sources, there Is
no normal tax payable on the part 70
ceived from dividends In the stats
TICS or income from dividends, il world
appear that It relatively small part
OF the Incomes of persons under $50
600 comes from dividends. To arpi,
IN" tdbl" to cases like these one sim
ply deducts per cent for normal tax.
Application TO Large Incomes.
WITH respect To incomes ahoyr
$4,000 the table given can be usc,l
by simply applying either Il % per
cent or 20 per cent tax on all sun.
IN excess of $3.50, geo Thus = mar,
With 5000, 600 income from niscei-
laneous sources would simply add
:" per cent Of $4,000. or 81 500, 10
the amount given in the table for
$l'0.ppo income, making a total tai
Of $38, ,445. #, however. the addi
tonal $4,000 above $50, 900 cam.
from dividends the amount Ia Lc
added 10 the table would be only 20
per cent of so 900. or $40 GOO maxine
the total tax $685.
Examining the table, one sees what
marked reductions are made in the
classes from $4,000 down. In some
cases It Is cut of uneffth in The
total tax paid. In the sums running
up to $I50,o00 the saving 70 the ta<
payer il nearly 80 per cent.
Naturally these rates are sui iect fn
debate In Congress ami II would no,
be surprising to see q number of
changes. Te' the tendency OF Congress
IS 70 cut the rates still lower and nor
ada - them. The table may he r.
earded a. fair index within ro,ruf
figures uf what finally will be he I,t,
lCUpyrlEht. l9g5D
Evening star., 1925-10-21
LAUREL ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW.

FIRST RACE-Pursc. $1,000: the Over
lea Steeplechase: 4-ycar-oids and m ahnnt
Q miles. D Soo"'
SCOT ---...-. li8 Brigadier General 1877
yarmouth l43 Autumn Bells I46
Evening star., 1925-10-21
BULGARIA GIVEN 48
HOURS TO SATISFY
ATHENS FOR ATTACK

CONTINUED from First Page
Evening star., 1925-10-21
ASKS FIRE SAFETY
STOPS FOR CARS ON
MOST DISTRICT LINES

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1925-10-21
DRIVE FOR TAX CUT
Is OPENED BEFORE
HOUSE COMMITTEE

continued from First Page,
Evening star., 1925-10-21

Our city has always been recog-
n.zed as a community appreciating
and supporting the development Of
music, but 1t has been apparent that
some greater and broader step should
be taken 10 firmly and permanently
establish the city as one Of the great
music centers of our great country. If
not OF the world. Other world CAPT
tails have taken the lead in develop
ing musical consciousness in the edu-
cation Of their respective countries.
There is no reason why Washing
ton should not leap to the fore with
concerted effort to gain recognition
which undoubtedly would have come
long ago had efforts toward this end
been concentrated. II is not too late.
On the contrary, the time is ripe to
achieve the desired end. The Com
missioners Of the District OF Columbia
feel that the pleas OF the music lovers
Of Washington that they officially
take the lead In fostering ways and
means of elevating the city's musical
prestige throughout the country are
just and should be needed.
"The purpose Of this gathering
very thoroughly representative Of all
municipal activities and interests, COM
posed of men and women known to be
lovers OF Washington and therefore
undoubtedly interested IN it's musical
development--is to present an oppor-
tunity TO discuss, and II favorably i'm
pressed, to form a great May musical
festival association. Such an orsani-
zation would undoubtedly be one of
the greatest single instruments in
permanently stamping upon the con
seriousness of this country the city's
right to a greater voice in the develop
ment of musical America.
Believe Success Certain.
1.-THE Commissioners appreciate the
privilege of calling this meeting. They
are happy to see your response to
their invitation, and regret that the
limitations OF this boardroom pxe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
III FnEhfDERTK EHEhT BfEJo
RA RAPfDAhRRTE

bEHi.IH. fsbFsFs O. CUnlssd
FEassl.-El rEesidsnis Ebert de
Aiem2ziA. gaisn fut ssastido . ana
EsiigFeaa epaFasltH Dc hpsndieiiis,
asgaA iss infoFHsss msdieos de a..
tima koTa. meiefa FAsadanssuts do
rAnts ias aitimAs vslntieuatro h0-
Faa - esbfs ha eedido gEaeias a
ies eaiaa4es msaieos ss cue be-
sld0 sbJsts
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
81 HAN REnEGTnADo vARIos
TEAEBL0nEa On TIERnA nn
LmIA

nhusBLss. fssEsEe -. foabls
fFanetsl-Rn toas II eistrato 40
IAsia - ian rsgistraas teahieEss
DE- TERRA ans fienan aiErrnaaoa .
ios hatitantss. Les Slsmtisgos ds
Zee eheeFVateglos DE- Brussias. han
dseiarAde sus ssios movimisntss
lamiees haa Gds bAatants intsn-
sea y serioa ca sztEemo.
a peNaF ds les infeEmes ae 6s-
tes. no - han reglatsads aaEos a.
Ganos . ia pEopis4AA vida ds ios
habitahtss ds aansl distnto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26

LoADREs. fsbFsFs - Cunitsd
Fressls-Ei "MoTning Pest %,
biieA ca ~ eaiel6n Dc hoy. un des
paeho pFoesdsuis DE- sofla. ca sl
cue - aaFmA qas "a Ley Mareiai
ha aias pToeiamaaa ca eaa tod0 sl
tsuiteFl0 De BulghFia.
hnehos disiTiios sa IA frontsra
serbia han aldo ineomunieAd0s con
aqnai pais p9F msdi0 as fnsrtss des
taeAmentos DE- tgoPas gubsFnamsn.
talaa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
BALE DE PINATA EN- Ell Ho.
TEL PALACE

Organizado por Ell Comit6 Ejecu-
two del Carnaval, Sc llevara a
efecto ell proximo domingo prime
70 de Mario, en- la terraza del Ho-
tel Palace, un gran Bale de Pi-
fiata, que dara comienzo a las ocho
de la noche.
Los billetes de entrada al mismo,
podran obtenerse por los cabalieros
en- la oficina del Hotel Palace, dcs
de ell jueves 26 del corriente, me-
dante presentation de la invita-
ci6n correspondence. A las senoras
les. basta solamente con la invita-
ci6n. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
Ell JOrObadO de-.

continuation de la pag. u
nest Torrence'' que desempefa el
papel de "Clopin'' ''Rey de los
Mendigos"; Niger de Brullier, en- el
roll de "Dom Clande"; Norman
Kerry, que Sc presenta muy dis
creto, pero muy buen actor en- srl
papel de Captain Phoebus".
! NingunO dc ellos da lugar que
decaiga un momento Ell interes de
Ia accion, hacienda desflar por ia
pantalla escenas de gran naturah-
dad que evocan con mucha juste-
"a los remotos tiempos do la epo-
ca.
La idea de exacta realidad pros
porcionada por todas v cada una
de las escenas de EEL JoRoBA-
DO DE NUEsTRA sENoRA DE
PARIS" es, su mas destacable cua
ndad Sc uneven en- escena masas
tan compactas de gente, aparecen
con tanta humanidad sus persona
jes, Ell ambiente resulta refejado
con tanta verdad. que la obra, CO.
mo decimos antes, deja en- los es-
piritus mas exigentes la sensaci6n
de encontrarse viviendo los momen
tos de Ia epoca en- que Sc desarro-
Han las emocionantes escenas que
Victor Hugo noveliz6 Y no pueden
olvidarse facilmente.
La Universal Pictures Corpora
tion, puede en- realidad sentirse or
gullosa de Ia grandiosa adapta-
ci6n. Ell JoRoBADo DE NUEs-
IRA sENoRA DE PARIS, es, sin
duda alguna. 10 mas grande que
ha hecho la cinematografia Inoder
na. Y este es asi, que mereci6 Ell
honor de que el mas importante
peri6dico de Paris lie Journal
dedicase comentarla un editorial
extenso, en- el que declara: "No
dudamos en- agregar que la cinema
tografia francesa, es absolutamen-
70 incapaz de llevar a cabo un es-
fuerzo parecido a este".
Y dicho asi en- Paris, en- La pro-
pia patria del autor de La obra,
nosotros nos toca callar y felici-
tar a la casa productora por su
estupenda labor.
Ell CABALLERo ANDAN"ri.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
LLOYD OEoRaE Sc DIRIGR A
LoNDREs

BIRMINoHAAf. febrero %. CUni
ted Pressl.-El ilnstre politieo y
psriodistl David Lloyd George.
quien 6itimamente fuS ataeado de
la snfermsdad reinants en- Ingiate.
FFAi Ia innusnza. SO halla va en-
estado de eonvaleseeneia.
Los m6dieos han declarado fuera
d. psligFo. Al erninente hombre de
estado. Lloyd George, Sc prOpone
partiF hoy haeia Londres. pero Sc
sun ha deelaTado. no volvera a
FeanudaF sus labores. hasta tanto
~ halle e0mpletamente bien de sa-
iud.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26

onNEBRA. fshEsEs IS fcshls
fEanessl-En ia seeEstaEia de q
Eeeie4aa as Aaeienss. - ne Eseibl.
a. ana eomanieaei6n De Moszoul ca
IL zee ~ inferuaa cue h comiEi6n
es IA 1o1isdaa 6s MAeiones zee
haee una investisael6n "a ias raia
eienss sntFs Tusgsis , GEssia. eon
motiyo Oct aesaieEFo asl PntFiarea
as csaatantinspia conflnda an in.
tsgrupelen sns tFshaios
Este msatajs aemnesiFa = las
eiaras aus IL eomnnicaeien Fseihiaa
aseE per Ia sociedaa ds pFocsdsn
Ga tsFea. e. an fundamsnts
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
ER. w. NO REsoLvRRA Ell
"AFATRR" TAcNA-ARIcA,
AHTEs DE MARIO

WARRINGTON. febrsro 25. (Uni
ted PEessl La Casa Blanca, ha
anuneiado que dificilmente Esta-
dos Unidos, que Ia sido nombrado
aFbitFo en- 81 Itigio creado entire
Chile y Peru Tespecto a los puer-
tos del paeiheo de Taena y africa,
podTA daF su fAii0 final en- este
asanf0 antes del 4 de mario.
Aetnalments Mr.. Coolidge y
Hilgss. estudian mas detenidamente
eats easo Gus segnramsnte trasra
como seeusla Ia snemistad entire
estas dos naeiones hispanas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
eTETR HERIDos En- UNA LU.
CHA sECTARLA EN- MEJIco

CEUDaD DE MRJIco, febrero
70. (untsed Preasl.-Hoy volvieron
a tomaE las armas en- los airededo-
res de IA Iglesia de la soledad. los
eafoiieos r9manos y los separatistas
msjieanos. Ios pEimeFos Sc han pro
pterto aEro'aF del tsmplo a los sa-
esFdOtes sepaFatistas, mientras los
otEos Fesistsn q mano armada los
ataques de los eatolicos romanos.
eiete heFidOs So han registrado
en este segandO eneuentro: algunos
de gravedad. Ia poheia tuvo que
hsoer uao de las armas para dis
peEnar ambos bandos contendisn-
tea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
LAS NuBvAs ELEcc1oNEs NO
TTENEN RAZON DE SER

TTENEN RAzoN DE SER
Cuando todo Ell pals tiene con-
ciencia plenisima de que Ell elec.'
torado en- masa vot6 por una sola
candidatura,-que fu6 impuesta por
la dignidad,-no tienen ras6n de
ser las nuevas elecciones.
Todo Ell pals, y, sobre todO, las
personals de gusto que usan bue-
nos trajes, zapatos, camisas y SOM
breros, acaban de votar unanime-
nlente por tia Luna, y ESQ de-
lruestra-sin necesidad de que Sc
celebren nuevas elecciones,- Que ALI
So venden articulos mas barasos y
mejores que en- ninguna parte.
Por ESQ proclaman todos los ha-
bitantes de la Isla que su colegio
electoral dnico, esta en- "La Lu-
na'
CRUZ 2S. SAN JUAN.
(Real Advt. Agency
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
GLORIA SWANSON Sc HALLA
FuERA DE PELIoRo

PARIS. febreTo rs. UNITED Pressl
-Ei doctor Vaudeseal. entente eli
nieo frances cue IA sidO seleceio
nado eoHlo mdieo de cabeeera de La
enaanenis aetriE del arte mndo GlO-
Ei1 Swanson. ha deelaFado hoy. que
- eata - halla fuera de peligro
De muerts.
Miss swanson, ha snfFido an ata
cue agnd0 De peritonitis. ereyendo-
- por m0mentos cue Ia eelebrada
artista tucumbiFia ante la grave
dad de IA enfsFmedad y las eomph
eaeiones inseeeiosas cue sobrevinie-
Eon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-26
Il COnScjO de Ministries de TMquia dedara Ia
Ley MarGaI en- dgunOS dStrilOS de Ia MaCi6n

LoHDkEs. fsbEeEs ~. (United
fTeaal l.-Dsspachos Dc Constantine
pa, anancian qus e. una session
sxtraeEdinaEia asi csnaeio de nj
nastrea Iisyada = eabs aysF. ~ aeoF
~ extendeF a Lsy AaFeial q tod0
si tsEritorio.
las tFopas de- 0ebisEna. han ga.
made IA psimeFs eseaFamasa q los
FevolncieAnElos.
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