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BOB BAYNE,
1928 18th St. NV.
Many Others.
Terms and Trade.
1928 18th St. NV.
10 r D A n.

-
Jordan demonstration, model
$50" This car carries the same
warranty as a new car, $1,875.OO
Jordan, model 81" sedan:
Low mileage, paint, tires and
general condition excellent,
$4,000
Jordan, model 81" roadster.
New paint, four brand-new tires,
new top and motor completely
overhauled ........... .$6Z5:OO
Willys-Knight sedan (1925).
An ideal car for some one seek
ing real comfort and quality at
a low price ........... .$295.O
Packard sedan limo. (1925), J.
pass. An excellent Car for hack
ing or funeral work; tires, paint
and motor perfect. .$275.OO
Jordan, model 81" victoria.
Just the car for a professional
man or woman for every day
use ............... .9o/ o.OO
Stutz sedan, 1925, with the
famous Speedway" Six motor.
Balloon tires, wheel brakes.
etc. .................. .$175.OO
The above cars are fully guar
anteed, and in no way exag-
gerated. Investigate before
you invest"
TERMS TRADE
JORDAN DISTRIBUTORS,
INC,
1S1S 18th CT NV
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NASH.
NASH.

NASH. NASH.
MONEY-BACK
GUARANTEE!
This guarantee also assures
you that our prices are the low
est obtainable, for we allow you
to make comparisons while you
are irving the car.
1925 Buick Victoria, 4-pass $500
1923 Nash Special Coach. =. $50
1927 Buick Standard Coach. $50
1923 Paige Sedan, 6-45-A... 400
1929 Nash Special Coach,
400 series. $50
1925 Buick Master Sedan. $50
1927 Nash Advanced Sedan. $50
1923 Essex Sedan, late. 80. 400
All Cars Show Price Tags.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
1909 L St. NV.
+ Decatur 22S0.
OAKLAND. PONTIAC.
L. P. STEUART, INC.
SPECIAL BARGAINS!
USED OAKLANDS AND
PONTIACS.
Guaranteed In Writing.
1923 Oakland Stan. Sedan,
suitable for taxi. :. $685.
1929 Pontiac Coach, 1000
miles ............. $50
1929 Pontiac Landau Sedan,
1900 miles. ........ 895
1927 Pontiac Coach. ...... 325
1929 Pontiac Coupe, LIST ser. 495
1929 Pontiac Cabriolet, lst
SER, wire wheels. E. 545
1928 Oakland "All Ameri-
can" Coach. ........ 545
1923 Pontiac Roadster. -. 495
1929 Pontiac Coach, LIST ser. SIS
1926 Oakland Sedan, new
paint .............. ~
1923 Pontiac Coupe. ..... 4|o
1927 Pontiac Roadster, new
paint .............. 54o
BARGAIN BASEMENT.
Everybody Ride.
1925 Ford Touring....... SIS
1924 Ford Touring. Is
1924 Dodge Coupe. Us
1925 Oakland Touring..... Us
1926 Chevrolet Touring.... 95
1925 Dodge Roadster. 900. 100
1924 Dodge Roadster. $50. ~
1928 Studebaker Touring. IS.
1927 Chevrolet Touring.... l95
60 1925 Ford Coupes.. so
1925 Jewett Touring. %
1923 Dodge Coupe. 40
1926 Ford Roadster. 100
1925 Odds Sedan. ......... oo
1903 18th
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DON'T GAMBLE!
Buy With Confidence.

Every car in the place represents
a good investment. Some almost
new, others have been reconditioned
to give new car service. Your in
spection of the following list of cars
will convince you of the condition
and values offered at this sale. All
cars guaranteed.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

ShLE-1O 1ONuOADAAG0s
sT. mC e6s f ssfms tH sell
sired. Call Columbia 222l after pm. az
STUFF SPORT ROADSTER, Straight 8
F f eoad itss nS fast and very Smart
s!S 18th PF st Apt Owned sp con snd 2sooJ O
every Ma!Ff detail. Come and see and drive mi;
great little eaG and you'll say It is A real
s SAFES Co. a. 8 New York ave. ne. Open
WHIPPET 1929 fOq5;syi spSFt t Tosd soar
i iSth st. Decatur $500 Open sunday. 10 to 8
T. 5:'i br '"fS S'S Vienna Va
WILLYs-KNIdHT SEDAN. 1926, model 70;
s bsrFs s ass qanre
tor Co, N. Y. ave. NV. ------------
AUI OMOBILES oy auction az Wescniere:
92o Pa aye. nv every WEDNESDAY eno
HOUSE, CAR; with OF. without chassis; ,F new
maj. Afs om ph s 70 sG Hd all f0isa Ss sns
running good There are some eXceptio Tsd
aek in 's he1 H a s e Con s ss K
A REAL BARGAIN SALE Of small used cars cars,
Chevrolet. Ford. Dodge, etc. going on nov
d TAXI ss psse aB 81 M Set ss
chew. -Stude, $40; Essex, Hudson. Overland
sisF o oi hneE s 2d' posFs %
ii4SG reWindns cartg 1908 18th
TAXTCAB, STUDEBAKER, 1924-Good APP
pearance and condition; taxi colors ana let
tering, VIII gladly demonstrate; $3.50 casn'
HOUSE CAR. Buick Pullman, late model.
factory built body; sell reasonable. Wash.
Tourist Camp Pot. Park. J. Mcnamara.
1923 HUDSON 4-door sedan; thorouehly re-
conditioned mechanically, upholstery . TMn.
Der, and appearance e.d sSceheP Fred p n WIND
ridge. Buick dealer. Rosslyn. Va. Clar. 1887
1926, BUICK master landau sedan; con-
pletsly equipped. bumpers, motometer; spot,
ien good tires motor resS ina see rf a
beossslynfi E va. Eclar. 1857.
1927 BUICK 7-pass. sedan; hrst-class con-
dition throughout; good car for e. large 1s
family hackfT prise S wi
d tIeeEat R TrasiS Va. clar 1887.
1928 BUICK std coach; completely equipped;
a real buy: low price, easy terms and your
car in trade. Fred N. Windridge, Buick
dealer. Rosslyn, Va. Clar. 1887.
USED CARs-All makes and models; very very
Co. SO New York ave. ne. Open Sunday '
THE CARS LISTED BELOW
are in unusually fine condition.
They have been inspected by me
personally for paint, tires, up
holstery and mechanical condi-
ton.
POR RAVNF
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DICK MURPHY,
1885 18th St. at T.

46 Late Model
CHEVROLETS AND
FORDS.
All Reduced.
All In Good Shape.
All To Be Sold.
Do Not Buy Any Used Car
Until You See These
Bargains.
Terms.
Many Others From
SIS Up.
R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
Used Car Dept.
1901 18th St.
NO WINTER TROUBLES WITH A.
WONDERFUL AIR-CooLED FRANKLIN.
Buy 9o # 9SF n RoTEoe' s Ths Week.
(Frankiin DistributorsJ
346 Pa. Ave. NV.
STANLEY II. HORNER,
1915 14th St. NV.
National $500.
1923 Chrysler Coupe,
rumble seat SS5C
1923 Buick Standard Sdn. SOC
1929 Buick Coach,
new tires ....... 1,OOC
1927 Buick Coach.
extra fine ......... 55C
1927 Buick Master Sedan. COG
1927 Buick 7-pass. Sedan. 75C
1927 Peerless Sedan, fine
condition ...... SOC
1927 Chevrolet Coach ... 22S
1927 Chrysler Coach 80. SOC
1925 Buick Master "6" Cp. SOC
1926 Buick Master "6" Cp. SOC
1929 Nash Adv. IS" Sedan,
used very little. -. 1,15C
1926 Nash Spec. Sedan,
new tires ...... SOC
1928 Willys-Knight Sedan 55C
1929 Buick Master "6" Cp. 1,15C
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FURNITURE-New custom made 3-piece
dining room suites, ChaiSe Tongue. love seat
and odd chairs at greatly reduced prices.
New York Upholstering Co. 6i7 ? st. NV.
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FURNITURESolidm mahogany inlaid Shera-
ton dining table and four chairs, small ma
hogany table, mahogany music cabinet, so
player-piano rolls, chartered oak bureau,
white enameled ,chiffonier. galvanized ash
can and ash sitter, lawn mower: other
household equipment. Cali Sunday. 1928
Newton st. NV, Apt. 2. 27s
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PEERLESS.
1929 Chevrolet Sedan. $685.
1923 Pontiac Coach ...... 285
1923 Studebaker Sedan 30. SIS
1923 Studebaker Coupe 90. 1856
1923 Peerless Brougham.. $50
1923 Nash Sedan ......... 585
1927 Peerless Sedan. ..... $50
1927 Chrysler 70 Crown
Sedan ............ 645
1927 Peerless $50 Sedan. $50
1927 Peerless 6-72 Sedan. 800
1927 Peerless 6-72 Sedan,
7-pass. ............ 500
1926 Dodge Sedan ........ 225
1925 Packard E Limousine. 800
Packard Touring 900. ESQ
Used-Car Dept.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO..
18th ST. AT P ST. NV.
Decatur 34OO.
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CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPT.
WE

are offering the following cars at
greatly reduced prices. These prices
are only good for 3 days. Come in
and be one of the first to secure
high-grade used car at less than the
actual value.
1926 Packard Club Sedan.
Good tires, mechanically o. X. must be
seen to be appreciated; $685..
1927 Willys-Knight 70-A Sedan.
This motor has Just been thoroughly over
hauled in our shops. Paint and tires like
new. Small car in trade; $685..
1926 Hudson Brougham.
New tires all around, new duco paint Job,
seat covers; real value; $3.50.
1926 Hudson Coach.
New paint and car in excellent condition
mechanically; $3.50.
1926 Hupp E Sedan.
Here is one that will make a real car for
some one. Cheap at price offered. $685..
1927 Chrysler 70 Roadster.
New paint and tires; 30-day guarantee;
snappy little lob; $685.
1926 Studebaker Sedan.
This car Is above the average and Is well
worth the money; $3.50.
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FURNITURE..Living room suite. hand
some pieces, bed-davenport, Okla rug, sacri-
fee for cash. 1907 21St st NV
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FURNITURE greatly reduced-bedroom, liv-
ing room and dining room suites odd dress
ers. chests. vanitieS and chifforobeS, oc-
casonal. Cogswell and flreside chairs; gate
leg and extension davenport tables. rugs and
felt-base floor coverings. floor lamps. smok-
ers' desks and secretaries. New Bargain
Cash credit.
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FURNITURE-3-piece overstuffed bed-daven-
port suite walnut bedroom suite complete.
upholstered porch bed-swing. 1909 Spring
Mace W. near 18th and Spring I'd
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dining room chairs,
table. ANTIQUE, hand-carved rosewood chairs,
sofa. solid walnut dresser, other pieces; sac
rifce' leaving city. 1910 Fairmont St,
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RNtTU RE-Desk, kitchen chairs. rug.
portiereS. mirror. Call Sunday morning
Address 1905 18th st. NV. Phone North
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~ USED (ARS
At no down payment to property owners
or indorsers. Cars displayed at 134l i4th
st NV. North l0096. Ask for Mr. Early.
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FIVE WORTHY VALUES IN
BARRY-PATE
GOOD USED CARS.

,oo Priced Low to Sell Immediately.
1923 CHEVROLET Coach, beautiful model:
Duco LOOKS like new and the pep displayed
by the mot meter will satisfy the most critical
1873 Chevrolet Sedan; as clean as new in
side and ou'' carefully reconditioned in our
shop and guaranteed; S450.
1928 Chevrolet Cabriolet to look at this
cabriolet you would think it hardly ever
used 3D., good md good looking; 1926
much more to the buyer than the price
ask eSG new Duco finish; fully. equipped: 1915
1923 Chevrolet Coupe; a chance to buy a
car practically new at a great Saving; fully
equipped and guaranteed; S545
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FURNITURE - Reasonable: leaving town
Monday: vacuum cleaner, tables, other arti-
Giles. Can be seen Sunday, 436 Irving st. NV.
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STUDEBAKER CABRIOLFc, President. sport
model, straight 8. 1929; six wire wheels.
i3l-inch wheel base; on[ of the smartest
looking cars in town: run Abs miles; can't
Si.345; terms II desired. Sherry Motor Co.,
2015 18th st NV.
sTUDEBhKER CABRIOIHT. President, sport
model, straight 8, 1920 six wire wheels
I3l-inch wheel base ons of the smartest
LOOKING cars in town; run Abs miles; cant
XII ls4b fo Terms n IL desired. Sherry Motor Co.
sis l4th ST. n W.
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/. NASH
MONEY BACK
GUARANTEE!

This guarantee also assures
you that our prices are the low
est obtainable, for we allow you
to make comparisons while you
ares irving the car.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-17

Novelty Makeup Trays
for the boudoir, in at
tractive papers. Special
SOC
LeOyVce0u Perfumes
Place de L'Opera, l.
ounce size. Special,
$2.N
Place de L'Opera, e
ounce size. Special,
$3.50
i IiAmber, LOUNGE size.
Special $40
!. Violette, LOUNGE size.
! Special .........S2.1O
Brisc des hides, LOUNGE
size. Special. .S1.8O
Brisc des Indies, 2-ounce
size. Special. .S3.45
Chypre Perfume, LOUNGE
size. Special. .S2.1O
Coty Toilet Water in
L'Origan, Paris, Chypre,
Styx, Emeraude and
L'Aimont. Special. CSC
Ton .UrRIms, AISLE a. 80. II
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z ASK DIVORCE
): IN ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE, June 17.-Charles
Ray Foster, of Montgomery county,
has been granted an absolute divorce
by Judge Robert B. Peter, in the
circuit court here. from Mrs. Sarah
elizabeth Foster. of Washington, on
Ehe grounds of desertion. The
,kouple were married at Bethesda IN
ik924 and have no children. The
blaintiff' was represented by Atto:-
hey r. Barnard Welsh, Of Rockville.
Mrs. May Candy. of Washington,
has filed suit here for absolute III
korce from Hiram Candy, Of Rock
willie. on the grounds Ut desertion'
Attorney Kenneth Lyddane. Of Rock
RilIe, represents Mrs. Candy. The
Stnlit was brought through her next
friend. Mrs. Betty Cooley OF this
bounty.
Charging infidelity ano naming a
correspondent, Mrs. Virginia Perren,
: Of Montgomery county, has filed s'nt
Gor an absolute divorce from Leonard
B.. Perrell. also Of this county
Mrs. Terrell asks alimony and
kounsel fees and custody of the chill
nren, John Kenneth, 3. and Joseph
Franklin, 16 months. She is repre-
scented by Attorney Walter Dawson.
bf Rockville.
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wenty- Three Timely Specials
from our June T oiletrieS Event

Novelty Musical Powder
Boxes. assorted pastel
shades for the boudoir.
Special 81
Toilet Tissue. the fine
quality Vogue brand.
1,OOO-sheet, rolls; per
dozen rolls. Special 75c
Roger & GalIet Bath
Soap, unwrapped. VIC
Iette, rose, carnAtio1l and
sandaIwood. Special 2Sc
cake. or box Of S
cakes ........ .S1.35
W. & L. Cleansing lis
sue, flesh color. Soft
and absorbing quality.
Special. 2 for S5c. each
45c
Cherany Toilet Water.
Rose, violette, lilac
muguet and ,iasmin.
Special soc
Good quality Nail
Brushes, assorted color
handles and styles. Sue-
cisl ........,..,4 5C
Berklev Sanitary Nap
kins. II to box. Special.
s boxes. ...........S1
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FAIRFAX HEADS
PLAN SEWER
SYSTEM

FAIRFAX, Vs. Juns 17.!The
alaeaK town council has appoiuted
I Thomas r. Keith COMMITTEES TO
straw up papers for subnission, to
n fudge Howard Smith, asking per-
EMISSION to submit to the voters 81
khe town petition TO bond the
Down for an amount not to exceed
Rl0B,OOO, with which to install wa
Yer AND sewage systems.
4, The special committee appointed
py the council to examine into the
survey, estimate the increase in
faxes and method of handling, in-
pIuding Edgar LittIeton, chairman;
Thomas r. Keith, A. r. Sherwood
and DR.. e. w. Huddleson, has ne
ported that the estimates az SUB
Hnitted will provide practically the
hSntire corporation with water. The
wunaping station, wells and tank
VIII be located on ground donated
py Albert Sherwood to the town.
This also win provide numerous n.y.
grants to serve in case OF fire.
Will Cover Entire Town
q, This system Of sewers win cover
Utmost the entire town, with the
Exception OF the portion east of
East Street.
On the, Little River Pike, one
Ma1nk line win extend from the Lee
Highway to a point above the prop
= srty Of II. w. Kelly. On PAYNE
Street the line will extend from
u. Nd. Wiley's to Robert d. Ora
hams. with opportunities for con-
meeting adjoining land. A branch
Hne will extend out Cedar Street.
The disposal plant. located on the
property of T.. &. Eaton, will be
large enough to cover twice the
qumber Of families now located in
slfe town. The drainage will be by
gravity.
Valuation Js S38O,0
The present assessed valuation of
NE town real estate il $3.50 900. In
SlSrder to raise 100000 in per cent
bonds an initial tax Of $1.75 on the
800 will be necessary. This will re-
hire the bonds inside of 80 years.
No estimate has been made Of the
amount Of money to be derived from
i8ents, az 1t is estimated that that
lenoney would at first be used for
maintenance.
Az the bonds would be retired Sc
kially i'm or 10 year periods, and as
Decreasing properly values in the
enwp would accumulate, the size OF
,khs tax would decrease each year.
AeChes present tax levy for both corpo-
kAtioa and county tax is $2.1b on the
k10A. An increase of $1.75 would
gnean $3.50 on the $1OO or approx
snnately the tax now paid by Dranes-
willie and Falls Church districts.
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spanish War Veterans
End TWO-day Session

ANNAPOLIS. June 1.-THE State
convention OF the Veterans of the
Spanish American War has ended
b two days session.
Department Comdr. William II.
Ferris, of Baltimore. presided. and
the local committee was headed by
Col. James e. Abbott.
Flag Dad was generally observed
IN Annapolis by display Of the
national emblem. while two vessels
Of the cruiser fleet in the barbor,
vel = fitting setting.
The local lodge of Eaks honored
fhe flag with a special program
yesterday The principal address
WAS by RidgeIy p. Melvin.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-17
Clearance-Fme Spring and Summer Silks
Splendid Quality

Short Length Silks, Reduced
100 Short Lengths Of Crepe de Chine, Printed
Crepes, Pongees, Tub Silk, Broadcloths, Chiffons
and Georgettes- all at real savings. This group
includes fabrics for sports street, afternoon and
evening Silks for Undertakings, too, and large
chiffon handkerchiefs and scarfs are reduced.
Many In dress lengths Others as short as " yard
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HURT BY HAY FORK

sTAUNTON, Va. June IL
Struck in the face by a hay fork
Thursday afternoon. ,Tohn n. Zirkle,
prominent farmer of Page county,
w., IL 3. patient in the Rockingham
~ hporial Hospital, at Harrisonburg
6rk1ea face was terribly bruised
md lacerat ted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-17
Your Dog Guard
his health with
these social foods

Our Sporting Goods Section carries q
full line Of scientifically mixed dog
foods.
Ken-L-Ration, Pup e. Ration, Heno-
Ration. / pound cans. each, 15e.
Spratt's Fibo. 4Oe bot.
Sprstt's OvaIs, Ace box.
Dog Muzzles-alI sizes and types.
Use to S1.2S
SPORTING GOODS FoURTB FLOOR
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$ ! IS Yard
Variety
Smart Fashions
Printed Gregg de Chinss
Now S1.s5 yard

From one of the largest manufacturers of fine
silks One might well choose several new frocks
at this very low price, for there is such q large
variety of print-fashions. Large and small de-
signs, in many striking patterns
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-17

N MI Gill; - -
Jar .A5c
Special, s5c, 3 for 81
i tour, ease, ruO s
Tourist Bag OF MORE,
rubber lined, with GOV,
:
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Unusual Savings

Mallinson's Printed lndestructibLe Voiles
Now S1.s5 yard
LIN designs with dark grounds and bright figures.
Ever so smart for summer frocks this summer.
Satin Georgette in light and dark cOlors, $195 yard
Crepe Meteor in medium and dark shades, 81. 95 yd
F4.oOa =
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Tuck A Folio in
Your Suitcase

when you leave for your
vacation. and it win be much
easier to write those neces-
sary notes.
Imported Writing Paper
Eolios msde in France 4spe-
cially for woodward l.
Lothrop, in note and letter
sizes: several colors,
75c and 81
Glazed Chintz F0lios, 81.
STATIONARY AIsLE /.
FIRST FLOOR n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-12
AMERICANS LEAVE
REBEL TERRITORY
Train Brings 20 From Sinaloa to
Nogales-Say Rebels Are
Beyond Culiacan.

BY the Associated Press.
NOGALES, Ariz., March IA
Southern Pacific of Mexico train from
the southwest coast of Mexico brought
90 American citizens to Nogales today
from Culiacan, Sinaloa, and surround
ing country, which has been traversed
by the rebels in their march to the
south against MaZatlan.
The Americans, most of them leaving
Mexico until the revolt is ended, con-
firmed news dispatches from the south
that rebel troops have penetrated be-
yond Culiacan. The federal garrisons,
most of them small, and the police
forces of many towns through which the
rebels marched, fed before the advance,
the travellers said .Culiacan was with
out police for "a hours before Gen.
Iturbe marched in to take possession.
The general populace, however. went
about its business much as usual.
At Hermosillo. capital Of Sonora, a
coach of rebel soldiers was hooked to
the passenger train and taken to
Nogales, Sonora, across the international
line from here. The soldiers went to
the barracks of the 62d Battalion. near
the Northern Sonora rebel military
headquarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-12
SPENCER NOMINATED
BY CITIZENS GROUP
Takoma Park Association Endorses
William NICK. Clayton for
Utility Post.

The Takoma Park Citizens Associa
ton, meeting last night in the Takoma
Park Branch of the Washington Public
Library, unanimously Endorsed William
NICK. Clayton as a member of the Dis
trict Public Utilities Commission and
Charles H. Spencer as its candidate for
place on the citizens advisory council.
The action in the case of Mr.. Clay
ton was on the recommendation OF the
public utilities committee, through
Chairman Chester c. Waters. l.. F..
Randolph. vice president of the Bright
wood Citizens Association, addressed
the meeting in support of the candidacy
of Mr.. Clayton. Mr.. Spencer is for
mer president of the Citizens Associa-
ton of Takoma Park. d. c.
Guy Clinton, chairman of the COM
mittee on public health and safety, in
vited attention to a request made by the
association on the Traffic Bureau for
the establishment of safety zone at
Fourth and Cedar streets, and said that
his committee would cooperate with a
similar committee of the Takoma PARK
Chamber of Commerce in this connec-
ton.
On motion of Walter Trey, chairman
of the committee on parks. Fairgrounds
and community Identification. steps Will
be taken with view to the construc-
ton of swimming pool on the Takoma
Park Brightwood recreation center.
The accomplishments Of Capt. H. c.
Whitehurst, former Assistant Engineer
Commissioner of the District, were re-
ferred to by Burt w. Andrews, chair
man of the committee on streets and
lights, and satisfaction expressed at his
retention in the highway department.
David kaufman and Israel Gritz were
elected members of the association.
John Walker, delegate to the Fedora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-12
PLANS MARCH ON sALTILLo.
Almazan Says He will Leave Today
With 10000 Men.

MONTEREY, Nuevo Leon, Mex.
March IL (R).-Gen Juan A. Almazan.
in command of the federal garrison
here, said he would leave today to lead
an army of 10000 men against rebel
forces at Saltillo. Gen. Almazan made
his announcement after his airplanes
had flown over the rebel lines and
brought back reports of the disposition
OF the revolutionary troops
The general said that he hoped to
fight a decisive battle in the vicinity
of Saltillo or Torreon, but predicted
that the rebels would avoid an engage
ment by moving northward toward Chi
huailua City. Four trainloads of in
fantry and two trains of artillery joined
the federal forces here last night, COM
ing from Tampico.
The federals have been repairing the
railways west of here to Saltillo, and
moving the main body of troops in
that direction for some time.
Gen. AlmaZan said the federal govern
ment would be victorious in short order
once battle could be had with the rebels.
He estimated that 10000 loyal troops
already were under arms and that 50,-
600 argarians and workers could be en-
listed on very short notice if they were
needed.
He estimated that in the fighting