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An unusually fine variety :.
of patterns to choose from
these rugs. Woven from
sturdy WOODEN yarns.
tsixth Floor. The Hecht CeJ
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Regularly $l9.75

The only in Washington where these mattresses
may be obtained at the reduced price. Genuine all
layer felt mattresses covered with the Dobbestry
tickings. May be had in all standard sizes. You save
exactly $725 unusually fine quality mattress.
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Thrce.piece De Luxe Bed Group,
$54.SO. You get a walnut or ma
hogany poster bed, luxurious in.
ner.spring mattress, and simmons'
coil spring.
J, s....,.-s4%
Coil Spring Da.Bed and Mat
tress, $27.5O. An attractive Wind.
sor double day bed, with comfort.
able coil spring. Cretonne covered
mattress,
Simmons Beautyrest
Mattress, ..-.----.------.--------$jy.5O
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FFLP-MEN AND WOMEN.

fSTSI --WEtN ~ vvO1A0ASs
r.AN AND WIFE, colored. sober and indus
frio,ls can get basement apartment Tor Sl5
: monEn in exchange for light tanitor serv-
fnF Only n clean. quiet couple with pest
references need apply. Real estate once
1884 You st. NV. IS
statesmen or sales women with personality
and ability. Call 1886 Eye st. NV Sso ,mte
JNVESTMENT BANKIN G
HOUSE OFFERS OPPOR-
TUNITY TO M EN- AND
WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT
SERVICE TO WORK EVE
NINGS AND SPARE TIME ON
LISTED GENERAL LINE OF
SECURITIES. ESPECIALLY
ATTRACTIVE TO y 0 U N q
MEN AND WOMEN WILL
ING TO LEARN AND DESlR-
ING TO BUILD -lNDEPEN.
DENT INCOME. STATE AGE,
EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE,
ETC. ADDRESS BOX 3O2-V,
ST& &FFICE.
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Now the way straight as war spear If he
but knew the direction is was leading himl With
increasing hopes he forged ahead More steps
now led upward. Up this winding spiral path Tar
Fan sped. At the end he came out upon the top
of huge granite boulder, into the fresh night air,
beyond, the outer walls. A mile away lay the ruined
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ENROLL NOW.
GRADUATE IN JUNE.

Students enrolling for the Fall term, which
is now under way, will finish our complete
course in June and be qualified to enter
select. We have always placed our students
in positions sa soon as gradyated; Every
it is simply impossible for the big com.
panies to hnd men to all the positions. OF
man was placed in position ia less than
% hours after receiving his diploma; Many any
would make excellent timber for radio work
and i seems pity that they continue vast st
pay is small and there is practically no OPP
portunity for any worthIwhle @ Ger saf
term we advise enrolment not later than
the present week. How about starting in
TO0MIS RADIO COLLEGE,
Americas Leading Radio Institution,
4O5 9th ST. DISTRICT 1852.
40"
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

WANTED statesmen and saleswomen to
represent established local publishing house.
Must be experienced and have good person
of Qualifications and references. Address
Box Adv, Star Office. 30e
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
average over $40 weekly while learning
pleasant, dignified and profitable business.
full or part time. Call between 4 and 6
14th and Park I'd. NV.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
SPECT1T PREPARATION FOR CENSUS OF
fice exam, THE Civil Service Preparatory
School, Sc cor 18th r SITS. NV Met. 6337.
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Quickly returning to the wall he had demolished
he replaced Its stones. Easily leapng the Is feet
across the well, q moment later he was running
along a narrow tunnel Then down a flight OF
stairs Here he found himself in a dim room
piled high with metal ingots. But for their enor-
nous number he would have been positive that
they WEI gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-28

MAN who is earning or has
earned in excess of $1,000 a year
now employed handling outside
selling forces selling direct to
the home. One of Washington's
largest radio retailers plan ex-
tensive door-to-door selling cam
paign and need the services of a
high-grade sales supervisor. Do
not answer this ad unless you
are thoroughly experienced in
this tv2e-of work. Prefer man
who is now employed. All re-
plies will be held strictly con-
fidential. Address Box 2o3-V,
Star office.
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WANTED-SALESMEN,

SALESMEN-If you are an experienced spe-
cialty salesman who has been in the habit
of closing sales on the first interview Will
personally show you Row to earn from slOO
no oq dn Eef But TIE hs Ss
wants to get in the big money will surely
investigate. See Mr.. Cruise, 100 McGill
Bldg
statesmen experienced in organization
work, for Maryland and South, marketing
line of beauty preparations; unlimited pos
sibilities; wonderful territory. others are
tories. Potomac 1856. 11os 8 st. NV
SALESMEN-Why work for others when you
can be independent? We are the worlds big
gest producers of Illustrated business sta
tionery Let us explain our proposition.
RADIO SALESMAN.
We want a good man who can sell radios:
sell On easy aa AtT eS
SALESMEN-By organization
selling this years fastest moving
set, the Philco Balanced Unit
Radio. Men experienced in di.
rect-to-consumer selling prefer.
red. Radio experience not neces-
sary. Leads furnished to work
ers. Apply J. T. Jackman, be-
tween 9 and 10 am, 8O6 18th
st. NV, or Phone Metropolitan
2150 for appointment.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

NC0ntlnueuD
PAPERHANGING-Room papered. IS and
up; estimates furnished; work guaranteed
A. !, George. 2l2s 18th st. NV. Apt q
PAPERING rooms and 2-story hall. $50;
newest4Oatterns, latest plastic paint textures;
painting of all kinds. Adams 1926.
PIANO TUNING. $3.50. We specialize in
general piano repairs and rebuilding: Get
our sssmateS PRICES reasonaois
schaer Co. e. s. Pos tH 19S7 Night
PIANO TUNING, repairing, 80 yrs exp.
Ref. leading music teachers. Geo. M.
Walker. 707 Allison st. Col. 4796. Est. free.
PLUMBING-Special attention to remodel
ing and repair work, shop and res. 1920 10th
st. ne. ATLANTIC 1851. D. J. sllers. 1.
PLUMBING. HEATING. OIL BURNING; re:
pairs and Installations; found reliable for 80
years. J. r. Guerip. AZ z. Cap: Lin. 34l7
PRACTICAL PAINTER, jobbing. Brown. the
painter, 1910 9Th NV. 29s
ROOFING. Thinning, fiues cleaned, furnace
repairing. guttering and spouting. M. Isis
800 9th st. NV. Natl. 1884
THINNING, GUTTERING. SCOUTING. roof
Metal Wor ano Rat 55is. oAi' l-'0nO' 80.
WEATHER STRIPPING, Coco metal, guar
anteed to outlast building. Save commission.
Personal supervision. Col. 9l35 till pm.
WINDOW sHADTS. screens. metal weather
stripping; estimates free. Butler Sons, 1851
Good Hope I'd. Lincoln 1928.
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BEVERAGE SALESMAN, experienced; must
own car, know city and surroundings OF
Maryland and Virginia we'll: to sell nation
ally advertised product established route;
good proposition; salary and commission;
Apply 400 Louisiana ave. between $50 and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-28
YOU ARE MISTAKEN.

Many young men have the wrong idea
concerning the many positions always open
to graduate radio men. They seem to De
positions as wireless operators aboard ship.
The fact is, radio operating aboard ship is
had by radio men and the pay is not to be
compared with that Of many other positions
Operator s aboard ship. It affords one an OPP
tries, and to also get good. practical ex-
perience that will come in handy in other
splendid opportunity for saving UP money.
Our graduates, those not caring to GO to
ent kinds of positions in all parts Of the
country, such as radio work In connection
mental and laboratory work, locating oil by
radio, airways communications and other
positions too numerous to mention.
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AUDIT o R-BOOKKEEPER, superannuated
man, midnight until 10 am; nisht watch.
ing and light work; meals included; state
salary and qualification. Address Box 4lS-V,
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PERSONAL.

ARE YO0 INTERESTED IN BECOMING
TspiS eass and VIE
out fatigue? The Stereotype is the machine
Without ~ obEation. New classes begin Sep
e es%IeE e. 1a III fyans ss SCHOOL
FEATHER BEDS MADE INTO MATTRESSES.
s R FIR ISIS 18th s se LIN $3.50
coNNyERsA;TCIIo2Ny Class = IN PSYCHOLOGY
4:4e p m: 1913 s.; NV: ~ ~
good physical care and supervision Of
wise father and mother can be secured for
a boy fifteen years old. Juvenile PROTECTIVE
call and return your, child by au ui
SOo Mr Y YonSa aftsF Geino0r
SUPERVISED RECRA1rIoN FOR YOUR
call by auto at his op her ehoo at 8 after
moons devoted to athletics under college.
s tansd %e @ Mr :. yo oefs also DFS.''
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS, SINCE
1895; expert secret service. Franklin 500.
or Ph0ne Aaa%s b ai Morgan
KINDERGARTEN. PRIMARY GRADES. sU-
pervised play; transportation to and from
home. Cathedral Mansions North. Col
EVERY CARE GIVEN INVAL1Ds. CoNVA-
Prone ana ADAMS sa sy @ asT
ferredj in a nearby virginia home: careful
training: excellent school advantages; ex-
perienced teacher in the house; best REFER
ences: moderate terms. MISSES MIL
STEAD, Newtngton. Va. Sd.
III MASS. AVE NE OR 3 RM. LII. K.
s cent If 9 9hGne near cars rooms as Or
WANTED AT OMEGA COUPLE 10 SHARE
my apt. of fve rooms and porch; bright
and open on al sides. Reasonable. Phone,
sc " Col. 254o-J. as'
COMPETENT WOMAN WANTED TO TAKE
complete charge OF l9-mos. -old child in own
home. Dist. 1880, Apt. SIT.
Observation-Disclosures REDUCING METH
DDS: 1885 New York ave-, Apt. 306. Hours,
10-6.40: Sundays. lbs.
VITgO-NET. BATHS, BATTLE CREEK RE-
Queer, oil and alcohol rubs; white nurse
operator. Potomac 4721 To-
vIT-O-NET TREATMENTS, SUN BATHS,
imported clay packs. MASSAGE.
49,. Adams 1922. 2s
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

ADDING MACHINES, all makes, rented IS
Typewriter and Adding Machine Co., Inc,
1927 N. z. ave. NV. Nat. $500. 7e
ANTIQUE Virginia soia, shaying stand and
NV.
ANTIQUESISavery nighboy, washington
letter, colonial Seyres vases, very valuable
rare pieces. See by appointment; Cleveland
5353. .-
Owner, 1l19 K St, Apt. /. Franklin 8647.
BED-DAVENPORT, s25; leather upholstered
seat settee set, $40; dresser, $40; small
any time. 1718 Lanier pl. NV
BOXWOOD BUSHES, about 20, Q to 4 feet
in diameter reasonable. Col. 0250. 1926
Georgia ave. 29s
BUFFET, mahogany; Victrola and records;
both excellent condition.; very reasonable.
Call after pm. or early Sunday, North
6SO9-W,
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HET.p-MEN.

ADVERTISING sALEsMEN-Two young
energetic WashinGtonianS with pleasing per-
sonaiity for six weeks intensive campaign
by trade paper with BACKGROUND of business
ground work all prepared; sell to leads only;
may lead to permanent connection; commissoo
am. and pm, Room S, 720 5th st. NV.
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BOY for drug store, full time: none but ex-
Petworth Pf armacy. 1901 Georgia ave.
LIZ. E1,., tnAn off Adj.
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS

STAMPS foreign ana Q: s.. packets, sets,
singles albums, accessories Ph. District
counters. shelving. tables. chairs cash regis
ters iron safes, scales, coffee urns. soda
every deseriDEion: 0s edss no BAUM sauR
inc, 9l4 st. NV.
SUITS CD, lady's, black serge; iady's all
ll29 N H ave NV. Apt 8: %.
TABLE IA mahog sIs sateleE, 81 inches around,
| TYPEWRITERS-R Rented at special, interest
te ! rebuilt machines. United Typewriter
am Adding Machine Co, Inc, 1927 N. Y.
TYPEWRITERS-Amer Typewriter Co
some for sio. Rents redueedi RepairiRs
Open evenings.
TYPEWRITERs and ADDING machines for
rent. L. G. Smith and Corona; high-grade.
attractive rental-purchase plan on new or
used typewTters; special rates to students
En!s Bldg. nth and iq Pa ave- sDf NV. NstiOna
TYPEwR1TERs-LaTgest stock Tebuilts in
efai Type Co. 74o i4th st. nv w Natl Nat as4g
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, GEORGIA
nSSs un os " sdv and r. Re9ingtons
! TYPEWRITERS-Fine. guaranteed rebuilts
at reasonable prices: nothing sold or rented
rs not so 18th " Pranfs &
VICTROLA. mahogany console. with seven
| books Of records; perfect condition; cost
$3.50. sell for $40. Call Adams $40.
WASHER. Savage Spin-dry. fine condition;
walnut refectory table. suitable for dininG
alcove: large size kiddie koop, baby fence
combination chair and table, Simmons brown
metal bed. complete: wicker lamp stand
youths chair, / rocker. 1924 Hamilton
WING CHAIR. mahogany. and tables, box
couch, clock, lamp. coats, size 38. $50
Cedar Parkway. Wis 2971. 29'
FOR SALE CHEAP.
1000 window sash complete with
glass; good for dollhouse, hotbeds
! and Winter porches. Will sell whole
lot or piecemeal. Also good second
! hand lumber. mostly Georgia pine.
| Also hrewood, by truck load or lot.
A. ]. Leese, care of Virginia Ship
building Corp. Alexandria, Va.
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and striper: Experienced
Detroi5 Body & Fender
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POULTRY AND EGGS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CHICKS. Barred Rocks, best stock, S13 hun
dred; matches Tuesdays, SATURDAYS. Phone
J. B. Henry, Falls Church, Va, 348. 80"
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CHEVROLETS General Motors most popu-
lar and fastest-selling sutomobiles: are sold
at 1885 14th St. at T We are in a Chew
rolet neRhborhood, as directly across the
street from us is the R. L. Taylor Co,
they haven't got it. I'VE have" or see Dick
Murphy first and let US explain our Word
of-Honor'' used-car system. Call Dan Smith
or lin F1aherfv Omen until o n m
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, experienced. and
helper. Address Box 383-V, Star once: 29-
AUTOMOBILE PAINTER wanted; only those
with experience need apply See Mr.. Moore.
l119 2lSt st. NV.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING CLEV., Chi, K C., about Oct q;
one or two passengers; new closed car. Ad-
dress Box 242-V, Star once.
MIAMI, S23; Tampa, $2l; Jax., SIT; Atlanta,
SIS: Carolina and Georgia points. Cars
wanted. Howard House, FIR. 10f53. go
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HELP-DOMESTIc.
COOK, white; good nome; 3 IL family: stay
44s4 Of c aift i72i X r 0 ave- after
COOK. general housework,, good, for family
Of three ne. stay nights; references required
COOK and geneTal houseworker, colored. not
nights. cail Georgia 1871, 1880 Jonauil st;
nv Come straight out 18th st' turn ~
COOK and houseworker, experienced. no
ad rcom mps des haye gre ST
COOK and White sr to
ferTed; must Sa'b Be capaSie and sxperienced;
sSG n f1s%dds ss E Rea H ss
GENERAL HoUsEWQRkER, must be expeS;
Tispesd ana have sssass GOOD
IN after dinner; IS week. Apt. q, sl2e
GIRL, reliable, for general housework and
III stay Adsms o5
SoaseworS Sa Phone sasOi Pc.o a1assi i425
GIRL, neat celored ior geneTsl l hsSsewo.k;
appreciates . good home. $500 nth St. NV.
:naIT va family. stSs nights Cali Isl 5 Is
GIRL. colored, good and reliable, for gen
eral housework. Apt. 500, West Clirton
LADY, refined, wishes position as nurse
companion; unencumbered; willing to treVel.
Address BOX 2s8-V. Star once. 20.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER or girls, white;
cook-laundress; Observation-Disclosures. Call
Wisconsin $685.
WOMAN, elderly, to take care of invalid;
have references: 427 10th st. NV. 2nd floor:
WOMAN, reliable, white for general house
work and care for small child during day.
$40 14th pl me-, Apt. 2. 29e
WOMAN, middle-aged, white, for general
housework, for one in family. Nice home,
moderate wages. Address Box 369-V, star
ONCE.
WOMAN, reliable, for housework. 1887 i2tn
st. NV. 26s
YOUNG WOMAN for mothers helper, to
spend Autumn months In country near
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BOY to work In drug store: must ride motor
cycle; 6 to 10 evenings; all day every other
md SS0D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-28

BOYS, over 16. experienced in selling con-
fectionS. Apply IL noon, Gayety Tneater'
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SITUAT1ON-MEN.
ACCOUNTANT-BOOKK experienced
in public and commercial work, desires part
Adams 2235. 20e
BOOKKEEPER-ACCOU experienced,
D. E. Best references. Phone Wis. 3e62SW.
CARPENTER WORK done; non union prices:
Call Columbia 3483-W; ask for Charley. ~
CEMENT & CARPENTER WORK wanted by
experienced man. j. E. Rusk, Isl. Linden
ave-. CherI ydale, Va. 29e
CHAUFFEUR, white, wants position, private
family; 16 years experience, good reference
free to 60 anywhere. Box 336, Alexan-
CHAUFFEUR, colored, experienced, desires
position. with private family; reference
North 4l20; Alfred Martin. 29s
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 192B-Paint, tires. DIP
holstery and general condition excellent: 5
good tires, bumpers $3.50; terms. Owens
Motor Co, 6323 Ga ave
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CHEVROLET LANDAU. SEDAN. 1927 : New
mechanically with the OK. that counts:
$3.50 during our Fall clearance sale; easy
C. NJ. A. c. terms r. L. Taylor Motor Co.,
eff T
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1927 In wonderful
condition: fully equipped; looks and runs
ike new: $3.50: small down payment. balance
= months. Owens Motor Co, 1923 Ga. ave.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1924 good car at
low price: fully equipped, with all extras.
Only $3.50: liberal terms. Owens Motor Co.,
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PRESSERS. We want expert
enced pressers for ladies' silk
and plated dresses. Best work
ing conditions and steady work
with good pay. Experienced
only need apply. Vogue, 500
Eve st. ne.
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CHAUFFEUR, white, preferably Of small
stature: must be good mechanic; give re1s.
Address Box 38l-V Star Office. ~
CHEF, white. experienced. preferably French.
National 2270. dining room branch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-28

AUBURN, Willys-Knight, REQ Flying Cloud,
Chevrolet Dodge, Studebaker, Chrysler and
others. in all body styles, priced from $50
up. Dodge Used Car Dept, 1509-11 18th
st. NV.
AUBURN '27 SPORT SEDAN, $500; excellent
condition.; completely equipped; very easy
terms. Warrington Motor Car Co., 2035 18th
ST. NV. Pot. 00A4.
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OFFICERS REASSIGNED.

Brig. Gen. Joseph C. Cashier of the
Preside at San Francisco has been as
signed to the command of the Sd Di-
vision at Fort Lewis, Wash; Lieut.. Col.
Thomas NJ. Spaulding, Adtutant Gen.
erals Department, from Baltimore to
Honolulu, Hawaii: Col George o. Hub
bard, Coast Artillery, from the Philip
pines to the United States to await re-
tirement; Lieut.. Col Consuelo A. Seoane.
Signal Corps, from Governors Island.
N. Y, to Baltimore: Lieut.. Col. Everett
N. Bowman, Infantry, from Jefferson
City. Mo, to Fort Thomas, KY: Can't.
Walter S. Kraus, Air Corps. from the
War Department tosCrissy Field. Calf. !:
Capt. John A. Rodgers, infantry, from
Fort Benning. Ga, to the Drexel Insti-
tute, Philadelphia; Capt. Joseph S.
Dougherty. 18th Infantry, from Fort
Schuyler, N. Y, and First Lieut.. Thomas
V. Webb, Infantry, from Fort Bennins.
Ga, to Rutgers University, at New
Brunswick, ". j.: Mai. Edward G. Nc
Cormick, Infantry. at Fort Hamilton.
N. Y; Capt. Harry N. Stinson and
Capt. Thomas L. LamOreux. Infantry.
at Fort Benning. Ga, to the National
Guard of Pennsylvania.
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ALMAzAN FORCES RESTING.
GrueIing Desert Campaign and Two
Battles Wear Out Federals.


JIMENEZ, Chihuahua, Mexico, April
up Delayed) Federal forces under
Gen. Juan Andrea Alnlazan rested here
today after the overwhelming victory
Yesterday at La Reforma in which 800
rebels were killed in few minutes of
fighting. Then viii come the effort to
clean up the remnants of the revolu-
ton In Northern Mexico.
Worn by the grueling desert cam
paign. the Almazan army devoted most
attention to caring for the wounded
and handling more than 1000 prisoners
taken in battles between Jimenez and
La Reforma.
The cavalry has pushed ahead to the
vicinity of Santa Rosali,' from which
airplanes are making observation fights.
Two new Corsair planes arrived to-
day, / is due tomorrow and Satur-
day. which will give the loyal army IL
effective ships.
The army of the north probably will
remain here two days until the railroad
from Torreon is. restored, after which
it is planned to rush upon Chihuahua
City, where the rebels are supposed to
be concentrating.
Jimenez was returning to normal to-
day. Many shopkeeperS who fed re-
turned and unboarded doors and win
dows.
No action has been taken in the case
of Robert Rawlinson of Buffalo, N. Y,
captured when the federals occupied
Jimenez.
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NATIONAL AUDIENCE
WILL HEAR MITCHELL
AND SENATOR CAPPER
Continued From First Page

Continued Prom First Page.)
laws, and he is a strong believer in the
eighteenth amendment and the dry
laws. He comes from q State which was
dry" for many years before national
prohibition was put into effect. and he
believes that the people Of the West
generally are strongly In favor Of the
prohibitory laws.
Studies Farm Relief.
Senator Capper, leader Of the farm
bloc in Congress. has given much
thought to the problem of the Aneri-
can farmer, and is taking his part in
drafting farm bill which viii be in
1roduced when the special session o.
Congress meets. He has done a great
deal for the improvement Of farming in
his own State, especially through his
publications, which include daily news
papers, weekly and monthly magazines.
Through these instrumentalities he has
established many boys and girls corn
clubs" and clubs which encourage the
raising of other farm products
Senator Capper for several years has
been chairman of the Senate commit
tee on the District of Columbia, and is
familiar with affairs of the Capital. He
also is a member of the foreign rela-
tons committee, and in the last session
of Congress introduced a resolution to
put teeth into the Kellogg multilateral
treaty renouncing war, which was wide
ly commented upon.
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MLEAN'S DRY GIRL
WINS 1ST IN SLOP
Washington owned FilIy Pays
42.30-Itso Is Second;
Catados Third.

BOWIE RACE TRACK, Nd, April s.
Earl Sande's q 929 debut in the sad
ole was deferred Indefinitely when, he
scratched both: Of lbs horses from the
second race today.
Sandy had entered Rest and Revel
and had planned to don his own silks
and ride one of them However. track
conditions apparently were not suitable
and he withdrew both
Although the weather was good for
racing today, the track conditions were
miserable Rain last night and this
morning made the going deep ii slop.
The program, featuring the Ainbassa-
dor race of mile and a sixteenth for
4-year- ODDS and upward, was the poor
est offered during the meeting. The
fields were well filled, however,
3 Dry Girl, carrying the colors of E. B.
Mclean. won the first race, a dash of a
half mile for two-year-old fiilies, win
ming in a drive from Itso Both were
first starters and the winner was over
looked by the bettors, paying $42.30.
Catados was third.
When the field was released Itso took
the lead and held command all the
way into the stretch. AS they turned
for home, however, Dry Girl had moved
in second position and wore down Itso
in the final sixteenth. Catados out
lasted Meridianese for third money.