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3 Minute est
Proves Your Skin
Naturally White

No matter how sallow or muddy your
complexion may now be, it is naturally
clear and white. This amazing minute
test will prove it to you'll Tan, sallowness,
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and blackheads-all imperfections and'
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ofscience-GoldenP Peacock Bleach Creme
brings you back the smooth, clear trans
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test. Just before bedtime smooth some Of
this cool, fragrant creme on your skin.
The very next morning notice how tan,
rnuddiness ard sallowness have already
started to give way. Ask your dealer for
a jar of Golden Peacock Bleach Creme
(concentratcd). Useit for FIVE days. If not
delighted with the Transformation, your
money will be gladly refunded. At al
good drug and department stores.
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n UT-OFTOWN guests invited
IL to the wedding of Miss
DOrOthea Reissner, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Reissner,
1925 n. Delaware St, and Louis
HensIey. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
ueI Hensley, set for Tuesday night
at the Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Crawford, LapOrte, Ind; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Porter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bachman, Acton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Roberts, Mrs. Zilla Reider,
Fl. Wayne; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Adams. Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Robert Mcclure, 1928 y.
Delaware St, entertained Tuesday
afternoon at tea informally for her
house guest. Mrs. J. NJ. Ford Of
Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Hilton [. Brown, Emerson
Ave and E. Washington St, enter
tanned Tuesday at a Halloween party
for members of the Marion County
Chapter of American War Mothers.
September and October birthday
members were assisting hostesses.
Mrs. J. F. Kutchback was chairman
Of the hostess committee.
Miss Mary Fletcher gave a pro
gram of readings and Miss Kitty
Lou Fitzgerald gave costume dances.
Members took part in an informal
program of stunts. Appointments
and refreshments carried out the
Halloween idea and fall flowers and
leaves decorated the rooms.
Committee of hostesses included
Mesdames Martha J. Stubs. H. F.
Reynolds, George \. Oilar, DIN
Combs. Marie Prick. Edith Fletcher,
J. F. Fleck, Mary Lingenfelter.
Plans for a benefit card party for
the building fund of the Butler heap
ter Of the Kappa Alpha Theta So
rority were discussed a a meeting
of the Gamma Alumnae Club Mon
day night at the chapter house, 215
s. Butler Ave.
Mrs. J. W. Atherton, new presi-
dent. presided. Miss Jean Brown
was in charge Of the buffet supper
which preceded a program OF music
and readings by pledges who live
in the chapter house and Miss Jane
Currie, an active member.
Miss MabelIe and Miss Myrtle
Mayer, 203o n. Alabama St, will en-
terrain forty guests Wednesday,
night at a Halloween party.
Irving W. Lemaux is chairman Of
the Halloween dinner dance 10 be
given at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club Friday night The affair VIII
be a "bIack and white" party. with
ell the guests in costumes Of black
and white.
Miss Aileen Klaiber issued invita-
lions to the following guests for
party at her home. sO4 y. Rural St,
Friday night: Misses Mary Hickey,
Mabel Presley. Violet Albers,
Thelma FulkersOn. Marguerite Pier
sol, Loujean Gullett Kenneth VII
son James Hickey. Roland Bor-
beaux, Francis Helkema, Bill Mad
niger and Ralph Swainsgood-
Covers for twenty were laid at the
luncheon for members Of the Et
Cetera Club at the home Of Mrs b
E. Bowman, 3245 Park Ave. Mon
day. Mrs. Bowman was assisted by
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Keep Olives Fresh

When olives are left over, pour
a little water over them and olive
oil over that. The oil will keep out
the air and they win keep for some
tina
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Ears Again?

The fashionable hair bob of the
moment is cut very close to NssAead
and there are reports that ~ lars
are to be revealed sS<A
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LIFE ONE LONG Misery
NOW FEELS A new WOMAN

Mrs. Katherine Whitesell, Indian
apolis. Ind, Says: "Thanks to
God" For Wonderful Relief OBJ
tanned from Todd's Tonic, Which
Has The strengthening Quail
tiles of Rare Old Wine.
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Fights Were Frequent

There were fights frequently in
those days. XThe Corners Balm
fracas was one OF these, and one
Of the combatants didn't I've to
recall it, according TO Uncle
Charley.
A few Of the "old boys" can
recall when the turn table for
mule-drawn city street cars was
at the Square" The streets were
not paven then. The cars ran on
wooden rails strapped with iron.
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third fountain, which is being
built now.
Around the square" We're
benches, on which men and wom-
en- rested in the early days. None
of the old benches remains, but
there are new ones.
One of the benches is now in
front of what was Andy Schicke-
tanz's saloon. Men like "Uncle
Charley" recall the stirring Satur-
day nights when there was always
a crowd on the corner, some in
Andy's place. some in the Old
Klondyke bar, operated by Dick
Monce, and some in Bill MONS
place.
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Activities
E n T E R t. AIN NJ E N T s
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

UTOF-TOWN guests invited
to the wedding of Miss
DOrOthea Reissner, daughter
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il jine diktaty,~pro nez zada-
il naprostou p0slusnost.
Mezi obzalovanymi jmeno-
vany jsou firmy Famous Play
ers-Lasky Corporation, Fox
Film Corporation, Associated
First Nationala Pictures, Inc,
Goldwyn Pictures Corporation
q Metro Pictures Corporation
v zalobe cin9no jest DIVINE
nj ze spiknuti ku zmonopoli-
sovani celeho obrazkoveho
prGmyslu, pouzivani nezako-
nitych praktik k vypuzeni Sa-
muelsona z obchodu a posko-
zeni jeho uveru, "ponevadz
odeprel jim slepou poslus.
most"
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nom dive prirody. Prislo sa ma
Ito talk, re jednoho dina citila
akusi t'azobu v okoli srdca.
Privolany lekar zistil dvoje
menSich src, ktore riadne pra-
covaly. Nalez boil Roentgeno-
lvymi paprskami potvrdeny.
Pripad sposobil znacny roZ-
|ruch vo vedeckych kruhoch
Nemecka. Zaujfmavost pripa-
du zvysuje okolnost', re Her.
nina Brussnitzov je neobycaj-
.nou krasavicou, co je ovsem
l'ahko vysvetlitelne pri dvoch
lsrdciach. Skoda, re v zprave
nestoji, ci pri dvoch srdciach
nemala 81. Brussnitzova
| ldvoch - milencov.
Dne 19. prosince v Petrovci
slavil sve 60. narozeniny slo-
vensky spisovatel Dolni Slo-
vace Jan Cajak. Poznal jsem
ljej o predlonskych podzim-
mich slavnostech. Jeho pade-
satce bych veTil, ale sedesatce
lnikdy. Proto mne zpraya G
ljeho jubileu pfekyapila. clio
Ivek plny energie a mladeho
nadseni, takze stezi mono u
verit utrpeni, ktere on prode-
'lal pod mad'arskou persekuci.
Lide jako Cajak jsou prave ii,
kterym narod nebude moci byt
nikdy dost vdecny.
] Umrti. We ctvrtek 3. ledna
zemrel v zemske nemocnici v
Brne We veku 70 let Znamy
brnensky knihkupec nakla-
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,zALuJE FILMov1 TRUST.
DIvADLA v NEW JERSEY "a
DA &40O,0O0 NAFIRADY.

New York, 20. ledna. -
Sidney K. Samuelson, vlast-
mix 1obrazkoveho divadla v
Newton, N. j., podal dnes ma
'federalnim soud6 zdejsim Ia
'lobu ma $45O,0OO nahrady, O.
'pirajici sc o ShermanIv proti-
.trustovy zakon a v niz jmenu-
je Will H. Hayse a nekolik
z nejv6tsich producentd dis
ltributord pohyblivych obrazkd
We Spojenyeh Statech jake OBJ
'zalovane.
Samuelson je obvinuje, re
davaji vlastnfky nekterych di-
vadel ma "cernou listinu", dix
,tuii ceny vStupn6hO a vydava-
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|datel Joaa Barvic. Jim ode6lA
'ceskemu Brnu jedna z nejvy-
raznejsfch jeho osobnosti, "a
sahujicf cinne po n6kolik de-
sitileti do narodniho, kulturni-
no a spolkoveho zivota brnen-
skeho. Zesnuly, Kodak valas-
skych hor, ziskal 81 Brine o.
jedinele 1cty a lasky, vazen
jako sokolsky prdkopnfk a u
vedom6ly Slovan jako dobry
clovek. Jeho umrti vyvolalo u
vsech brnenskych Cechu upri-
mny zal a ucast.
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RUNE ZPRAVY.

Crikvenice. 2 (Pfimori). Kdo
'jede parnikem neb motorkou
re SuSaku podel pobrezi Choir
lvatskeho, tomu z daleka jiz
|padne do oci krasna dvoupa-
trova bud0va, majici z kazde
'strany v sousedstvi mensi jed
.nopatrovou vilu. Vsechny tfi
[budovy tvori kolonii pro cho-
re ceske deti, ktera ke cti slav
ne spisovatelky nese jmeno
I"Bozena Nemcova". Y lete
Imdze byti v kolonii te umiste-
no az $50 osob, nyni v zine
lie v kolonii 13O osob re vsech
'koncin Ceskoslovenska, dive
[deti jsou z Belehradu. Ma ne
|ktere dSti platf rodice, nektere
|jsou ma utraty zemskeho W.
boru moravskeho, ma nektere
Eplati ministerstvo zdravotnic-
(tvi, ma n6ktere RUNE korpo-
race, nekteFe prijima fiditel-
Estvi kolonie "a milodary do
brodincu, poskytnutych lcelu
Etomu Utulne zenske v Brne,
lktera kolonii tn r. 1910 zfidi-
ia a jiz Ia. rok il "a pomoci
EdobIych lidf .neb vlastnim pfi-
Ecinenim vydrzuje. v r. 1923
}leceno bylo v kolonii pres 900
|deti, coz je zajiste slusne ci-
Islo, avsak povazime-li, CO zla
.valka natropila a ze to zlo sc
msti hojne ma nevinnych de-
tech, prali bychom 81, ably ka-
lzde chore ceske dite mohlo as
Ipon 2 mesice ztraviti v kra-
,sne te kolonii, kde je O deti
|velmi dobfe postarano, jak ka
izdy navstevnik doznati musi.
tChybi sicc jeste elektricke sve
tlo pfipojeni ma mestsky vo-
|dovod, pax pradlo, satstvo u
,stavni, aby deti nemusely z|
domu kose pradlem ma da-
!lekou cestu brati, cimz Sc do
Iprava zdrazuje. ReMtelstvi
kolonie 'hodla zalesniti rozsa-
HE pozsnnky cimz nabfezi ia
dranu y Crikvenici znacne III
|ska. Park skolem adomu je 3jiz
upraven,' Ku zceleni : je jeste
zapp pptrebi ,koupiti snekolik spar-
eel, Yybrati skamenf, nakoupiti
Hiny, osef ,traAou, aby Sc po-
n'ura| 5edf pobfszl znSnila "
:
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krasnou zelen. Ke vsemu to-
mu je potreba jeSte hodne pc
neg a doporucujsme kolonii tn
vfele vSem dobrym ceskym Ii
dem, kteri by "a svuj peniz
chteli dobro ma dobrem miste
uciniti.
DietGa dvona srdciami. V
'pruskom mestecku Netsdam
ukazalo sa, ze 19rocna Her
ina Brussnitzova zije S dvoma
srdciama bez toho, re by sa
bolo vedelo O tomto zazrac-
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zA.CEST OTC0VU.
!. r o NJ a N
Napsal Xavier de Mant6pin.

ITO sam uznavam!'
'Chcete tedy odpovedeti?' !
"Ano tfeba ihned."
"Kde tedy bydlfte 2"
INA namesti Royale v dome
efslo "a"
"V poschodi?"
"Ve ctvrtem." u
"A pod jakym jmenem ma
jal jste 81, muj n1ily, cbydli
ono?"
"Avsak pod jakymz nezi
pod svym vlastnfm jmenem.
pane. - Pod jmenem svym-
Rene Moulin -. Nemam pre-
&c pffciny, abych jmeno a
stav svIj tajil :"
'Najal jste 81 byt nabyt-
KEN - Snad malem ho&e-
lu jakemsi?"
"Nikoli, mann vlastni n&by-
TEX"
Vysetfujici soaelee chopil So
ted svazku killed., jet "a dosud
podle neho na stole lezely a Y
nichz Rene Moulin iklfee svoje
poznal.
Vsak soudce sam jiz pravil !:
"Tyto klice nalezeji nepo-
chybne vam, nebot' byly male
zeny v kapse vaseho odevu,
kdyz prohlizen. jste byl ma sta
nici po SVEN zatceni.'>
Rene Moulin vsak no pre-
rl,Sil:
"Dovolte, pane, abych vas v
necem opravil; jsem to ja sam,
kteryz jsem klice ty bez wy
-lsvani polieejnimu agentu do
,,so6il."
.us' "Na tom uz pramalo zalezi!
Uznavate vsak tedy, ze xiii
&c jsou vase?'
"Ano, pane"
"Jest ale mezi mimi taky' |
klic cd zmineneho bytu vaseho
ma nam6sti Royale?"
Op6t to jedna otazek vaz-
INCH, ma kterez Rene nebyl pri
praven!'
Pochopil, jak okoln3st, ae
klic omen mu schazi, vec to, iiz
nemol1l pri6in zavaznych OBJ
jasniti soudci sptsobem opra-
vdu verohodnym. iemu v ocich
a mysli tohoto prevelice usko-
di!
Neveda, co fici, mlcel.
-stT Camus Bressolles, jehoz po-
ydezreni, jak deli jsme jiz jed
tAu chviii bylo d0konce otrese-
no, citil nyni, jak nedlvera je-
no oproti vysetrovanci opet
vzrIsta.
"Vedel bych jiz rad" pravil
nahle a prudce, "abyste odpo-
vGdel Otazka ma jest prece
velmi iednod1cha. Oznacte
bez okolka mezi temito klic O.
nen, jimz Sc byt vas otevira.'
"Klic ten neni mezi mimi y
del strojnik hlasem stlumenyn7
a vahavym -.
'Snad zanechal jste no tedy
u dOmovnice v dome, v neln5
bydlite, kdyz jste naposled Wy.
SELF"
"Nikoli, panel"
"To jest opet zvlaStni, veil
&c zvlastni, ano, prazvlastni
Mel jste nepochybne velice "a.
vazne pficiny, kdyz jste klii
ten odstranil? - A priGiny ty
jsou mi hodne podezrele!"
"Neodstranil isem no -.
ztratil jsem ho! del nynf Re
ne, jemuz konefne nannanuls
sc vymluva re vsech as,poh nej
kloudnejsi.
"Kdy jste no ztratil?'
GAS v tomtez okamziku, kdy
jsem byl zatcen.'
"Klic ten nebyl tedypripou
tan jake vsechny tyto ostatn
k tomuo kovovemu krouzku?'
"Ne, 'nosil jsem no kapss
sox al, =, CAhns
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v0S 0OiIiUvHl pFONMFQKa pTeCe
jen vykonana."
"Vim to, pane, .avsak vim
talSy, ze v bytu mem mebude
nalezeno pranic zavadneho, ba
ani podezreleho.'
Ito myslite 81 .sl,ad toliko|
Wy, soude, ze prohlidka taxa
byva jen zb6zna !. .Avsak ma
me obratne agenty, ktefi ma
jdou veci nejbedliveji ukry-
'te."
"Nenaleznou niceho, opaku-
|! ju yam, pane soudce," odv6till
Rene S dsrn9vem.
''Uvidime!"
Tento diraz soudciv stroll
nika opet trochu .znepokojil,.
'avsAk po chvili nsabY opSt xii
du.
rfipunnn8l 81, ze jest asi jiz
''jpfilH p0zde, 'nez aby m0hla by
vi 'prohlidka v jeho bytu vyko-
mems jsStk vi den.
! FP6siGie q soud, d0Innivajjice
| Sc, ze mali ibeztSho dcsti ma
ease, odlozi il ssi az M zitrek.
Avsak 10 zitfka nepochybnG
Andela Leroyerova poetara Sc
jiz at tax ci onak, ably cdstra-
men byl z bytu jeho drahoceny
nacrtek dopisu, v Londyne ma
lezeny, ktery ON a jistG ona
prali 81 zachovati v tajnosti.
Camus Bressolles " tom vsak
jiz vytahoval hodinky sve, j
pohledl ma ne zamysleni.
"Ano, uvidme!' opakoval ko
lnecne. "Prohlidka bude ostat-
Inc vykonana We vasi pfftomno-
Isti Snad noe, jez rady pSina-
silva, da i vam dobr& vnuknuti
| i pohne vas, abyste Sc primal,
coz bylo by jenom We vasem
prcspechu a r1aohlo by osud
vas uleviti -
Strojnik neposlouchal vsak
liz zaverecneho tohoto vyzva-
nj ditkliveho,, nybrz. zachvel Sc
radosti.
! "Nemylil jsem se," pomyslil
81, "pdjdou az Ultra do .bytu
mGho! - IVse jest zachrane-
not"
"On netusil ovsem, ze jsou
tn jestG osoby, ktere Sc o nej a
byt jeho vice jeste zajimaji.
nez soud sam!
"Zapiscvatel pfecte yam n.y.
nj protokol, kteryz byI o TOM
to vasem vyslechu napsan !"
dofozil ma konec jeste, jak jest
povinnosti jeho, vysetrujici
soudce.
Zapisovatel Gctl hlasite z
papiru, kteryz byl popsal, o.
tazky odpovedi vysetroyan-
covy.
/ "Podepiste nyni! kazal soud
ce Rene-ovi, kdyz byl zapisova
tel Sc ftenim hotov.
/ Strojnjk wal pero, napsal
imeno sve pod protokol pew
nou rukou 0zdobil toto jme-
no sve jeSte nSkoIika Gbvykly-
mi klikyhaky.
! Straznik jeden stal vztycen,
nehybne, ano jako strnule v
koute okancel&fe soudcovy ne
daleko dvefi, kdez no Rene
Moulin az dosud nebyl ami po-
zoroval.
/ Camus Bressolles pOkynul
. nru nyni, aby vywedl vezne O.
pet z komnaty.
: Zie sc no ujali opet JIM diva
straznici, kteff ho byli jiz pr
We privedll, i dovedk ho proza-
tim oret do paste ma mysi".
: VSslech jeho, ad jemu zdal
Sc byti neskonxle diouhym,
. netrval pfece 0 mic dele nez to-
liko pdl druhe hodiny.
! Rene byf nyni ponekud jiz
klidn6jsim, ale iestG daleko ne
sprosten ysech obav a starosti.
| Sotva byl opustn Rene kan
cellar vySetruiichO sOudce. Ca
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MASTN0ST TfTO STREDY u
The Peerless
Merchandise Go.

Cely lot muzskych svatecnich kosil hod az $500,
AVdotoSI pO ................ I0c q voc
Muzska celovlnena union trika pravidelne hodnoty
az 90 $bOO, Jen "a ...................... $105
Muzske celovlnene kose spodky, velkosti az do 81
pravidelne hodnoty $500, kus po >. CSC
Chlapecke bflzy, zvlastnost po .............. Csc
Muzske corduroyove kalhoty, pravdelne hodnoty
$2.75 par jen "a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1.70
Damske flanelove ubory, zvlastnost po $50. !. 79e
Damske sotysove zastery, tmavomodry perka zylast6
vekle, $3.50 hodnoty, jen po .......... $11S
Damske pefkaove zastery tmavomodre, po ~. =. 85c
Detske satecky pravdelne hod $3.50, zvlast. $l.3o
Chlapecke ceovlnene sweatrove kabaty slipovers,
pravidelne hodnoty $3.50, zvl po .. $1.49
Chlapecka dvci union trika zvlastnost po " !. 49c
Celovlnene deky, zarucene 100fo vna, pravidelne
hodnoty az do $500, jen "a .... $685.
Nekolik komfortek, zvlastnost po ........ $3.25
Vyborna celovlnena latka sukne atd pravidelne
hodnoty $500 yard jen po ............. $1.30
Damske divci vlnene rukavice S1.O0 hod. "a 4. 49c
Zvlastnost, damske prizove puncochy, drahotridni
zbozi, par jen po :: ................... lie
Naleznete tez i uzasne nnozstvi laci jinych teto
stredy Il. tskAsEA
he Peerless
m merchandiise Go.
254e VYCH. S.. UL.
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Sotva byl opustn Rene kan
cellar vysetfujicho soudce, Ca
mus Bressolles vlozil protokol
0 vyslechu jeho do svazku akt,
mezi nimiz nalezal Sc taky jiz
protokol . ieho zatceni a po-
tom choniv sc kusu papiru, ma
psal nan slova nasleduj;ci:
R61ksxtpN&nt
Evening star., 1924-02-21
OBRECON MEN OPEN
DRIVE ON GUERRERO
Wipe Out Figueroa Force and
Prevent Rebel Conso|ida-
ton Federal Aim.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, February 21.-The
federal advance into the state of
Guerrero to finally eliminate Romulo
Figueroa and checkmate n possible
attempt by the rebels Estrada, Alva-
rado and Dieguez to join FiEueroa
from Michoacan was begun yesterday
when Gen. Macclo Caraveo, heading
"a column of 1900 men. reached
Puente de Ixtla en- route to Inguaia.
Coincidentally, Juan Jose Banos. it
was announced. left Pinotcpa Ma
cional en- route along the Oaxaca
coast to penetrate Guerrero, while
forces under command of Gen. Con
zalo Escobar started from Michoacan
With Pungarabato as their destina-
ton.
Fails to Return to West.
The projected return of President
Obregon to the western front. which
was scheduled for yesterday, did not
take place. 1t was understood Gen.
Obregon considered that the military
situation in Jalisco did not need his
presence while important matters
We're up for his consideration here.
He may possibly take II few days,
however, to visit Vera Cruz.
Church bells pealed forth Morelia' 5
joy on the arrival there Tuesday of
the federal troops to take over the
city. which lately has been occupied
byS the rebels Large crowds lined
the streets to receive the loyal troops
as they marched in.
Gen. Jesus NJ. Aguirre, hero of the
battle of Ocotlan. crossed the river
Tuesday morning at the head of his
Mayo Indian soldiers. He was fol-
lowed closely by Gen. GonZalo Esco
bar. with whom he had been for five
days in relentless pursuit of the rebel
generals. DiegueZ and Estrada.
Estrada and Diegues Withdrew to-
ward Cruapan, which also has been
occupied by the federals. The rebels
are retreating toward Jalisco in an
effort to join Salvador Alvarado At
Ciudad Guzman. The rebel generals
Rcnteria Luviano and Gustavo 4. Sa
las Withdrew to Tacambaro, while the
rebel governor. I'ulido. fed to 1ucta-
mo at the mead of IL thousand men.
Ut AHr rAnTrAr nDTyTE
Evening star., 1924-02-21
PLAN CAPITAL DRIVE.
Rebels to Make Combined Assault
Saws Publicity Director.

FRONTERA. Tobasco. February II
(by radio via the Dallas News).-Pre-
diction that by the end of the present
week a combined assault on Mexico
city would be launched by revolu-
tionary forces being motilized in the
vicinity of the capital is made by
Otilio Gonzalez. director of publicity
OF the De la Huerta. movement. who
also announces reports of battles III
which the federals are said to have
sustained heavy losses.
\ small force under Gems. Salvador
Alyarado and CriSpiniano ANA lido, de-
Tending the passes of Ocotlan and
P0ncitlan wreaked havoc on Il body
of 1900 federal troops attempting u
move to support the Otregonista
flank on the western front. 1t is re-
rolted. When the reyolutionlsts
evacuated their positions and retreat
ed. according to advices received AT
headquarters here. the federals un-
dertook to advance toward tfuadala
jar ra, crossing the Lerma river, but
were held off by n force of 1,o0o
rebels near Palo Verde. Taken by
surprise at the Lerma, fully half of the
federal.s fled in confusion, the reports
say.
The main bbdy Of Obregonista forces
which began the advance on Guadala-
lara. cut off from their base of opera
tions, has changed its route. it is re-
ported.
Evening star., 1924-02-21
REBELS ABANDON JALAPA.
Federals Expected to Occupy City
North of Vera Cruz Today.

VERA CRUZ. February 2l.-The
revolutionists have begun the evacu-
alton of Jalapa. about fifty-tive miles
north of Vera Cruz, and it is eX-
rccted that the federal forces VIII
occupy the city today.
On instructions from Mexico City
the Cuyamel Fruit Company steamer
Hibueras. which flies the Honduran
flag and which was due to sail Tor
New Orleans today. was not per,
nitted to clear. 1t is said the vessel
will be held pending an investigation
of it's activities during the time the
revolutionists occupied vera CruZ.
The railway authorities here have
declined to release from the ware
house six carloads of coffee belong
ing to Arbuckie Brothers and the
Westeneldt Company, consigned I"
tbe limited States from Jalapa, until
freight charges paid to the revolu-
tionary regime are paid again to the
federal authorities.
Evening star., 1924-02-21
pools. numbered a policeman among

pools. numbered a policeman among
her contributors, Assistant District
Attorney Murphy said today.
This patrolman, Mr.. Murphy said
he had been informed by a restau-
rant owner who was also a victim
of Miss Beckett, was induced to put
$1,000 in ono of the young woman's
pools, but forced her to return $3.50
when the promised rapid returns
failed to materialize.
Miss Beckett, the assistant district
attorney said, told him she had re-
Gently taken out a $4,000 life insur-
ance policy which she had assigned
to her creditors. She is technically
charged with the forgery of an in
dorsement on II check involved in
one of her numerous transactions.
Evening star., 1924-02-21
POLICEMAN VICTIM
IN ALLEGED SWINDLE
Gave Girl Money to Invest in Stock
Pools, District Attor-
ney Claims.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 21-Miss
Helen l. Beckett, twenty seven year
old stenOgra accused Of having
defrauded wealthy persons out of
100000 by inducing them to give her
funds for investment in Wall street
Evening star., 1924-02-21
POLISH LEADERS TO SAIL
FOR AMERICA IN APRIL
Witos, Former Premier, Keeps
Plans Secret for Fear of Radl-
cal Peasant Group.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WARSAW, February 21.-Former
Premier Witos has fixed his departure
for the United States for the begin
ming Of April. His object is to get
into touch with business and political
leaders in America to enlist good Will
Evening star., 1924-02-21

In consequence of her acceptance
of office under Britain's new labor
government, Miss Margaret Boninelo'
M- p, has retired from the secre.
taryship of the woman's section OF
tha NATIONAL union of general work
Evening star., 1924-02-21

for Poland, and he is taking with
him several prominenl business men
and former government ministers.
Fearing that the radical peasants
party intends to steal a march and
Evening star., 1924-02-21

send a delegation DIT the same time.
NJ. Witos is guarding his plans with
strict secrecy, but it is understood
he has already secured his visa and
the steamer passage.