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BANDIT SUSPECT HELD.

Denver Police Arrest Clifford Ste
venson, 26, in Train Hold-up.
DENVER, Colo, November 2s LR.-
Clifford Stevenson, Is, was held by Den
yer authorities today suspected Of the
wrecking and robbery of the Union Pa
ciflc Portland Limited near Cheyenne
Monday night.
Stevenson, the police announced. was
arrested soon after midnight on down.
town street. The officers took from him
.45-caliber revolver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28
RICO is COMPLETED.
British Craft Built at Cost Of $2,
25o,ooo, Is Tested.

&oUyUUU, Is TESTED,
HOWDEN, England, November 28 Op).
Great Britain's privately-bullt dirigible,
the R-100, has been completed and
underwent press inspection today in her
hangar here.
The dirigible cost about $2,250,000
while the estimates on her government
built sister, the R-101, were for about
s2,S70,000, with an additional $150,00O
for engines.
One Of the chief differences between
the two ships Is that the R-l01 uses
petrol and the R-100 consumes oil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28
MADE GALLANT FIGHT.

Eyewitness Praise Boggs' Effort to
Avert Crash.
Marshall s. Boggs, former Depart
ment Of Commerce aeronautics branch
engineering inspector, was making
gallant fight against heavy odds when
the giant Fokker F-32 monoplane, in
which he was injured yesterday after
noon. crashed into group of houses
(Continued on Page 2, Column g.
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Radio Programs-Pase 81
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WEATHER.

Mostly cloudy and colder tonight and
tomorrow, possibly snow fiurries; lowest
temperature tonight about 26 degrees.
Temperatures-High 81. at / pm.
yesterday; lowest 40. at am. today.
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R0BBER SUSPECT HELD.

Continued on Page 2, Column 6.)
Nogales international., 1929-03-29
SOME SPEED

Major Seagrave ran auto 23l miles an hour on
FlorIua track and the entire world was thrilled by
the news CT the accomplishment. Some speed!
rar be it from us TO oeract from the Importance
Of MAJOR Seagraves teat.
But let us analyze IT thoroughly from the stand
point OF its usefulness.
There no puDnc highway where autos can be al
lowed to go at tnat speed therefore why blnld ex-
penslye motors that cannot be used when Quilt!
1t dangerous even to look at a car going at that
speed the sghest DETECTION in It's course beng able
TO send it toward is spectators at speed OF o4O feet
per second.
increased speed is certainly not desirable I'M
provement in an automobile. Car designers should
create prooucts winning their laurels IN other ways
Sure It's thrilling to hear about this feat ana
others ike It, But sucn accomplishments nave notn-
Ing to Go with the progress of car productlon-lt
woulu pe Tragedy more than anything else II the
oronary niOtons to be given me means TO traV-
e any quicker than he does now. The Mgh-speed car
IS merely an expensive sportng-toy with no prac-
tlcaI value, in our opinion.
Nogales international., 1929-03-29
FOSHAY BUILDS STEEL
SHIP FOR ALASKA =
SHIPPING SERVICE

Shipping equipment and facili-
ties rivaling the finest to be found
elsewhere are being completed to
accommodate the rapidly growing
needs of Alaskan commerce. Fol-
lowing the resent purchase by the
w. B. Foshay Co. of the North
land Transportation Company,
there will be put into operation
soon up-to-date maritime equip
ment that will increase greatly the
movement of freight from and to
this most northerly of Americas
possessions.
With definite contracts for frei-
ght-carrying already signed the W.
B. Foshay Co. will have the new
motor ship in active service short
" after August 1 of this year, the
date of delivery called for with the
shipbuilders.
The Northland Transportation
Company, which phys between Sc
attic and southeastern Alaska,
soon viii be in possession of a steel
ship that will bear the name of
"W. B. Foshay", named in honor
of the man who is the president
and guiding spirit in the far-flung
activities of his company. Besides
freight the ship will have passeng-
er-carrying accommodations that
will enable businessmen and other
visitors to journey comfortably
and pleasantly to Alaskan ports.
Nogales international., 1929-03-29

FOR TYPEWRITER SERVICE,
CALL R. MILLER, PHONE 317.
(2-26 tfl
Nogales international., 1929-03-29
PLENTY SCOTCH

us your friend Scotch 2"
eyes. How did you know?"
"He licked his spectacles after
eating his grapefruit"
Nogales international., 1929-03-29

pletey abandoned by rebel troops federal unit
out of their fortfcations within the city and
surprised by an attack the part of the rebels who
drove the federals back to their Notifications, ac
cording to advces received yesterday afternoon at
rebel headquarters in Nogales Sonora.
Many were believed killed and wounded during
the skirmsh but no details were given out General
Ramon Iturbe is in charge of the remaining rebels at
Mazatlan, General Francisco Manzo and General Ro-
berto Cruz are leading the main body of the rebel
army on an alleged southwark drive and Manzo was
still at La Cruz in charge of the southward troop
movement according to rebel headquarters.
Nogales international., 1929-03-29

Dan A. Mckenzie is out after
over a month in St. Joseph's hos
pita;. where he underwent an OPP
Grafton and continued treatment
for a very serious ailment.
Nogales international., 1929-03-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Houle,
Tucson, were guests Of DIR. Houle
at the opening banquet of Hotel
Esplendor, Saturday night, and are
continuing their stay with friends
in Noga!es.
Nogales international., 1929-03-29
FEATURE PAGE
Classified Ads

FOR SALE-Eight horsepower
Fairh ank Morse engine, second
kaz incubators, two-in h centrifa-
cal pump. Inquire of H. B. R ggs,
Pataq MIA. (3-223t)
Nogales international., 1929-03-29
SEIZE TRUCKS AND JITNEYS

All trucks and jitneys in Nogales, Sonora, We're
commandeered last night by the rebel military and
Immediately placed in use hauling troops, The rebels
at Aqua Prieta yesterday also commandeered trucks
at that place.
Nogales international., 1929-03-29
CAN'T FOOL HER

g
He: You see, we've gone into
truck farming.
Visitor: You can't foo! me. You
don't raise trucks; they come from
factory.
Nogales international., 1929-03-29
Men learn while they teach.-Seneca.
EASTER TIME

Easter is season of loveliness and thankfulness,
holiday beautiful beyond words. It is at this time
that flowers come to bloom and all Nature takes on
the aspect Of Spring 1t is at this time that men with
faith the world over rejoice in the contentment engen
dered by that faith.
On Easter Sunday we take our afternoon walks,
dressed in the modes of the moment Just as the very
ground beneath us is bedecking itself for the occa-
sion SO do we put prettiest to mask this sig
nificant day
But our observance of Easter must not be only
is necessary to feel inwardy the treat emotions that
we don To be really in line in the Easter parade it
is necessary to feel nwardy the great emotions that
Easter should create. Then allowed traditions OF the
holiday must perneate us-we should not alone dress
BETTER but should also be higher spiritually on this
day of days.
More important than ALL we should on this day
90 to our churches and bow our heads in prayer to
the Master whose blessings follow us at every step
-O-O-O-
Nogales international., 1929-03-29

FOR SALE-A safe. Call 391-R
(2-22 2t)
WANTED-To buy, good used
boys bicycle. What have you? Ad-
less reply to the Nogales Inter
national office. (2-8 tf)
Nogales international., 1929-03-29
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PLANS MADE TO CARE FOR REFUGEES
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western offensive which has its object the clean
ing out of all federals in northwestern Sonora along
the Arizona Lower California boundary. They
fused to state how many troops Reina took with him.
-O-O-O-
REBELS SURPRISE FEDERALS
IN ATTACK AT MAZATLAN
Nogales international., 1929-03-29
FARM WANTED

Want to hear from owner having
good Arizona farm for sale. 1t
bargain, send price and description.
F. B. L., Box 4OS, Olney, Ill.
1913 1t)
Nogales international., 1929-03-29

FOR SALE-By owner, one OF
the choice homes of the city.
Cheap, if taken at once. Terms to
suit buyer. Address Box A. care
If Nogales international.
Nogales international., 1929-03-29
BIOGRAPHY OF A POET

l like to put rhythms on paper
That gallop and gambol and caper.
Whene'er I get busy and try it
The sentences simply run riat,-
l pix up my pen and cry ,".Whoops"
And set the words jumping through
hoops.
Farm and Fireside
Traffic Cop-Don't you know
you can't turn around in the middle
of the block?
Fair Lady-oh, officer, l think
l can make it. Just watch!
cav, James, call up my dentist
and see if he can make an engage
ment with me-"
eyes, SIR"
"And -er- James, don't press
him."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-09
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In every capaeity-fron right up
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AiHI;,, i7'"- az j T"',c.

*.Aia~,i az j T'''c.
"tes, a.%ays for "a:
y.u o:ld then thcy y.,.nI4 -
WIZ to koli. Someone n Ia cua.
VIII {. g, Il carrot PIC - yu. sii
Il Mother didn't kro% where you
%!'., you wouldn't Get tie cac:-;.-
seer"
az rrcss So tc>H. u ,,"s =
Satu.4 4y a;.I III i.elp Mother ~nae
you go TO the store" said NiTr
When breakfast was over. Bohtis
started for the store VIII: b,lhs
began to help her M0tl;.f d.. lie
house. 81 wish Ms. &,ait:.i weak.
come with i:"r ta,,.y tai a;.l ct
for us" laugh ME.
By and bye Billie got - tI IS N,
pantry. There she saw Il large jaI O.
jam She busted al found 1t and al.
the while II was hc;ner.E9 her. Fad
ly she took d iiiI;> BIT of il al };
DID taste SO gC;'d. ii guess o5.Si:
to tell Mother Fiiere | am" sh,
thought All TIE whae the jam wds
worrying her
temptation got the better OF h,'
and off came the lid of the jar ana
into it went Billie
When the little Rabbit was f,i'l L
Jam, she sneaked out into the pa lt'r
and there was her Mother.
"Ohl What in the world is th,l
thing" Mother Rabbit ac:ri 8,
though she were frightened e ,,:a'l
Get out of my homep she Stressed.
"Irs your little Billie" pleaded the
little one.
Il don't believe any one Of my
children look like you"
Let me kiss you," wh;ned I;i''e.
Not with that faccl" excioi4cd
Mother Rabbit,
Ili never do it again, Mo:!,cr"
cried Billie.
Then wash your face and II Let
you kiss me-" answered the Neither,
trying hard 10 keep hack a smile.
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"She shall die" he cried.


A slight shudder passed across the
girls face, but she repeated his words.
"She shall diel But, uncle, you are
i'll. What is it?"
She chafed his hands and held him
UP. He had tainted.
"WHERE am 1, Margharitaa"
She leaned over him, and drew a
long deep breath of relief. 1t was
the reward of many weary days and
nights of constant watching and care
full nursing. His reason was saved.
"In your own room at the hotel"
she whispered. Don't you remem-
Der? You were taken i'll"
He looked at her, helpless and
puzzled. Slowly the mists began to
roll away.
eyes, you were with me-" he MUIR
INJURED softly. II remember now. l
was telling you the story Of the past
my past. You are Margharita's child.
Yes, I remember. Was it this alter
noon?"
She kissed his forehead, and then
drew back suddenly, lest the warm
tear which was quivering on her eye
lid should fall back upon his face.
1T was three weeks agol
"Three weeks agop He looked
wonderingly around-at the little table
at his side, where a huge bowl of
swcet-scented roses was surrounded by
,,::;;tle army of empty medicine bottles,
at Margharita's pale, wan face, and at
couch drawn up 70 the bedside,
And you have been nursing me all
the time?" he whispered.
She smiled brightly through the
tears which she could not hide.
"Oi course have Who has a bet
tel -:eht. I should like to know"
{ie sirjred and closed his eyes. In
few .l.;it;ics he was asleep.
Fa- a fortnight his life had hung
upon Il thread, and even wien the
doctor had declared him out Of danger,
the question OF his sanity or insanity
quivered upon the balance for another
week. He would either awake per-
fectly reasonable, in all respects his
Ole sell, or he Wouid open MS eyes
upon a world, the keynote to which he
had lost forever. In other words he
Would either awake perfectly sane
rrrn, or hopelessly and incurably in
sic. There would be no middle
curse. That was the doctors verdict
And through all those long days anc
nights Margharita had watched over
aim as though he had been her owr
father. All the passionate sympathy
II her warm southern nature had beer
lid by the story OF his wrongs
Day oy day the sight of his helpless
altering had increased her indignation
oward those whom she really believed
ohave bitterly wronged him Throug>
those long quiet days and silent nights
she had brooded upon them. She
never for one moment repented o.
having allied herself to that wild oass
of ve..reance, whose echoes often al
dead Of night seemed still to ring in
her ears. Her only fear was that he
would emerge from the fierce illness
under which he was laboring, SO weak
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-09

ing. The living room is on level
with the porch, two steps below the
rest of the house. 1t gives a vista
from the hall overlooking the living
room. Besides the living room, din
ing room and Kitchen there is g
charming breakfast nco,; Nth c:ce,y
arranged cases. House and garage are
linked by rear hall.
On the second floor are three bed
rooms, each with ample closet space
and a bathroom. 4 little pa!conI
overIooks the living room from the
Upper hallway opposite the large Are
place. whose Ice ion makes possible
the very attractive outside chimney.
Every room IS abundant light. All
bedrooms have a cross current OF air,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-09

In the next five years home build
ing will attain a momentum I'M
dreamed of before, If predictions of
architects come true.
Love of individual home life and its
rich comforts, as well as it's higher
prestige in a community, are causing
a drift from apartments to homes.
Beauty and richness in architecture
once limited to the man Of means,
now may be had by the small home
builder.
the home here shown, a
81 ansion" in a midwest city
I-- .-,- Tor arrangement is interest
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ened and shaken, hat the desire OF his
life should have passed from him.
She had grown to love this shrunken
old man. In her girlhood she had
heard stories of him from her nurse,
and many times the hor tears had
stood in her eyes as she coniurId up
to herself that pathetic figure, waiting
and waiting, year by, yea. for that
liberty which was to Gone only with.
old @ge. Sac hat thought Of him,
sad-eycd and weary, pacing his lonely
prison cell, and ever watching through
his barred window the little segment
OF blue sky and sunlight which pene-
trated into the high-walled court:
How he must long for the scent of
flowers, the fresh open air, the rustic
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one being like a gla5.cd-:A 2,,22r.::aa
porch.
Equally attractive is the eSt"ror,
for it is substantial. permaNent and
beautiful, being faced win save
limestone veneer over wocd frame con
struction. At reasonable cost s&~'l
facing material now is aVaila5ia Gay
where in the nation THROUGH ~
quantity production nethods leT, e
ed by the Indiana Lin2est2H> C5..-
pany. Records CT the no.
Service Eureau, Dc.i,cd.
the design of this home no
tanned, indicate q S.o~!,,S =
ton on the part Of 80 e'N7,i
builder to strive for TIE -
bination of beauty az utltt.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-09

What was the idea Of that story
Mother read US last night?" asked
Billie Bunny of her brother one
morning as they were dressing.
The idea of it was that you should
always tell your Mother when you
are going to do anything. For in
stance, when you go away, you should
tell your Mother, or your father,
where you are going and"
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she had seen him stricken down and
helpless, with that look Of ineffable
sadness in his soft dark eyes, it was
more than her Sympathy which was
aroused, more than her Imagination
which was stirred. Her large plying
heart became his absolutely. She was
alone in the world, and she must needs
love some one. For good or for evil,
fate had brought this strange old man
to her, and woven this tie between
them.
He held out his hands; she grasped
them fondly.
"Margharita, che came herep he
whispered. -.
what, herel Here in this roomP'
He nodded. %,
at was two days before you came.
1 was sitting alone in the twilight
The door opened. l thought | was
dreaming. It was she, as beautiful as
ever, richly dressed, happy, comely
She came to pity, to sue for pardon
l let her talk, and then, when l had
gathered strength, I stood up and
cursed her. l thrust her away; ]
cursed her with the hercest and cruel
est words which my lips could utter
1t drove the warm color from her
cheeks, and the light from her eyes
l cursed her till her heart shook with
fear. She staggered out OF the room
stricken woman. L"
"Tell me her name"
ct was Adrienne Cartuccio. 1t il
now Lady Maurice"
1.-THE Lady St. Maurice She wa
my mothers friend them"
Eyes"
Margharita's eyes were bright, ant
her voice trenbled.
Iisten!" she cried. "Whcn m!
mother was dying she gave me
letter. If ever you need friend Of
help" she whispered, $50 to Lad!
St. Maurice. This letter is to her
She will h,p you for my sake. Uncle
fate is on our side. Just before
came to you wrote to Lady ST
Maurice. l told her that was un
HAPPY in my life, and l wished for ;
situation as a governesS. sent he
my mothers letter"
"And she replied?"
eyes. She offered me a home. !
I wished l could teach her little girl.
Her voice was trembling, and he
eyes, dry and brilliant, were fixed upol
his. He was sitting upright in bed
leaning a little forward toward her
and the sunbeam which had stolen il
through the parted curtains fell upol
his white corpse-like face. A strang
look was in his eyes; his finger
clutched the bedclothes nervously.
"You will-go?" he asked hoarsely
"You will go to Lady St. Maurice?
An answering light shot back iron
her eyes. She was suddenly pale t
the lips. Her voice was hushed a
though in fear, but it was firm.
eyes, I shall 60. Tonight l shall
saccept her offer"
PART II
mother, don't you think that Mis-
Rr;scoe is q very strange girl!"
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Lady St. Maurice looked up from
her work quickly. Nine o'clcc!; vas
just striking, and her son only a
moment before had replaced his watch
in his pocket with an impatient little
gesture.
Eyes, I do think So" she ans" cred
quietly. II think her very stran-
indeed. Why do you ask me-"
He shrugged his shoulders.
"Oh, don't know exactly. 1t -.
odd that she should want u 81. ]
all her evening alone, and that :,
should have so many long letter %
write. Do you think that she q.;t'
understands that you would lil;e -
to come down with us ="
81 am quite sure thai she dos,