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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-16
OMAN WILL ADDRESS
CHURCH GROUP HERE
Christian EndeavOr Convention to
Hold Banquet Tonight.

DR.. G. Bromley Oman, president
of De PAW university, will address
the final session of the Capital City
Christian Endeavor convention TO-
night following a banquet at $50.
He will speak on Youths Adj
venture With God Through Social
Justice"
Special music will be provided by
the Negro quartet of the Senate
avenue branch of the Y. M. G. A.
c. E, Guthrie, secretary of the young
mems division of the Y. M. G. A.,
will act as POSTMASTER.
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NOV. 16, 1893

women screamed and struggled until
the thieves fed. The incident oc-
CURED on Roosevelt avenue near
Nevada street.
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HIGH SPOTS OF THURSDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAMS.

5:30-NBC (WEAF) Associate Glee
clubs of New York.
7.00-NBC (WEAF)-Vallee's orches-
ira; Guests.
Standardization Serenade.
NBC (WJZ) - Adventures in
Health, Diabetes"
S:00-NBC (WEAFl Show Boat.
-Columbia-Parade of Cham
pions. stars Il hr).
olumbia-Dramatic guild.
9:00-NBC (WJz)-Hands Across
the Border.
Columbia-Deep River.
NBC (WEAF) Paul White
man and orchestra; Deems
Taylor.
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George Gershwin, Kate Smith, Harry
Richman Helen Morgan and Morton Dow
ney, Ave of the country's outstanding per-
formers, will take part in a gala one-hour
march over WFBM and the Columbia net
work when the finale of the Parade of
the Champions" is presented Thursday.
from S:15 to 9:15 .. M
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WKBF (1400) Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS BroaocastinK. Ine.l
TUURSDAY
WLW (7OO). Cincinnati
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
4Oo-Dog talk by DR.. Glenn Adams.
415-Ma Perkins.
430-Singing Lady (NBC).
445-Little Orphan Annie (NBC).
500-Jack Armstrong.
5:15-Joe Emerson and orchestra.
5:30-Bob Newhall
5:45-Lowell Thomas (NBC).
6.00-Amos n Andy (NBC).
6:15-Blue Moments.
6:30-"Lum and Abner" (NBC).
6:45-Charioteers.
7:oO-Rudy ValIee's orchestra and guest
artist (NBC).
s:0O-Death Valley Days (NBC).
8:30--Crosley Follies.
9:0o-Paul Whiteman orchestra (NBC).
10:00-Los Amigos.
10:30-Greystone ballroom orchestra.
11:00-Stan Stanley orchestra.
11:30-Dancing in the Twin Cities (NBC)
1900 Midnight-Charlie Davis dance Or
chestra.
A. M
12:30-Moon river.
1.00-Sign off.
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Many Alsace villages have such
a scarcity Of water that pump han
dies are put up high so that they
will be out of reach Of children.
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Fishing the
Air

Buck Rogers attempts to return his new
found colony on distant planetoid to the
United States, the colony's original home.
are rudely frustrated by Killer Kane in
the program broadcast over WFBM and
the Columbia network Thursday at $50
D. m.
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Musical Cocktail, q broadcast of
special arrangements of popular tunes
with orchestra, soIOists, trlos and novelty
groups, directed by Adolf Deutsch, will
be heard over WENR and an NBC net
work Thursday, at .9'p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-16

Mario Cozzi, young Italian baritone,
and Vladimir Bremen, pianist, will share
the spotlight as soloists on the Concert
Footlights program over WENR and an
NBC network, Thursday, at 6:45 D. m.
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Moon songs are pretty familiar kilocycle
subjects but Singin' Sam will be Just a
little different when he offers a no-moon
song-or, if you prefer, moon song with
out any moon-during his program over
WFBM and the Columbia network at IT'S
D. m. ThurSdaV
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Phil Porterfeld, baritone. will sing
Tell Me Little Gypsy from the Follies
of 1920 and The Thrill Is Gone" from
Hooser oe during
the Galaxy Of Stars program over WLW
and an NBC network Saturday at 10 a. m.
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Gladys Rice. popular concert and radio
soprano, will feature arias from two Victor
Herbert operettas during her recital with
concert orchestra Thursday from GAS
to 1918 p. m.
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LET'S Go Fishing
ANGLER SEEKS
INSIDE ON LIFE
OF CHANNEL CAT
Lefty Lee Details Habits
of Species for City
Fisherman.
BY LEFTY LEE
Times Fishing Editor

All anglers are hounds for telling
fish stories whenever they can get
any one to listen to them, so it is
refreshing. indeed, to hear fish
story that reverses the field, and
that is Just what S. Johnson does
in his letter to this column re-
garding a trip he made to Minnesota
this summer. The letter states that
he had at least fifty strikes and
landed only one fish and, as fate
would have it. this fish was blind
in one eye. Johnson also requests
us to tell him the habits Of the
channel cat fish, where to fish Tor
them and what bats TO use. Before
answering these questions we must
state that he may be poor fisher
man as he claims, but he certainly
knows more than flock Of the boys
who continually pass up chances to
fish for this species, one Of the
gamest and best food fishes that
swims.
The answer to your questions. Mr..
johnson, to the best of my ability,
and with the help Of several fisher
men who have taught me how to
hunt these beauties, is:
The channel cat, the best looking
of the catfish family. is game
fish, and possesses fighting qualities
far above those generally credited
it. 1t is slate colored with silver
sides running to white underneath,
with black spots running along the
sides Of the grown fish. Its body is
long and slender, and its head
small Unlike other members of the
catfish family, the channel cat fire.
quents running water not muddy or
still water. 1t is clean, living on
minnoWs and crawfish. and can be
listed as a delicate food fish. When
fishing for this fish the bait can be
minnoWs, soft crawf1sh, generous
chunks Of liver or beef and C G's.
On a light rod. with good tackle a
good sized channel cat will put up
a splendid battle. Generally it will
be found in the channels of streams,
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Io-t9 9 1890 81 VI, SERVICE INC

channel he was making in one of
the lakes all year and then he brings
in a real one and can not identify it.
The reason he was misled was that
he had been catching the notified
cat fish and some one told him
they were channel The notified cat
is also a very good food fish and
also can wage a fair battle if the
tackle used to take him is not too
heavy.
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ton meeting at the Lincoln Sun
day. Monday and Tuesday.
The association will be convened
formally at 2 Sunday with DR.. H.
V. McCully, Rushville. state presi-
dent. presiding. Morning and after
noon sessions are scheduled for
Monday and Tuesday, with election
of officers and selection Of the 1884
convention city concluding the pro-
gram Tuesday afternoon.
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wears. Read what S. A. D. Jordan OF
Route /, Newport, Ind, says: Last
spring 1 was in a rundown condition, no
energy. no appetite, nervous, breath bad,
generally speaking, out-of-sorts every way.
took Dr. Perce's Golden Medical Discovery
and the Pleasant Pellets for two months
and noted great improvement.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
Write to DIR. Pierce's Clinic. Buffalo
n Y
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A Nights Sleep
Without Waking

It's easy. Make this Csc test.
Drive the impurities and excess
acids from the bladder which cause
the irritation that wakes you up.
Get a Csc box of BUKETS, the blad-
der physic, from any drug store.
After four days test if not satisfied go
back and get your 25c. They work on
the bladder similar TO castor oil on the
bowels. You are bound 20 feel better
after this cleansing and you get your
regular sleep. Hooks Drug Stores say
"BI KETS is a best seller. Advertise
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OCT. 10, 1888
~ with the 7OO-hour

contest today with the 7O0-hour
mark passed.
Religious services will be con-
Quoted Sunday afternoon for the
contestants by the Rev. r. NJ. Dod-
rill. Broadway Baptist church pas
tor. The services will be sponsored
by the l0l Glass. a -Sectarian
organization of which Mr.. Dodrill
Is leader
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
COULD NOT Get
A NIGHTS REST
Tired Every Morning-Lydis
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound Helped Her to Sleep

Il could not get good nights sleep
for over twelve months. Every morn
ing | was very tired. Since l took the
Vegetable Compound, l sleep much
better, and get through my work more
easily. | am sixty-one years old and l
look after a sixteen room rooming
house beside doing the cooking for my
self and husband. Mas. A. HALL
WELL, 517 So. MainSt. Fall River, Mass.
II you are restless and nervous, take
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. It quiets the nerves and brings
back sound, refreshing sleep.
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VALUABLE RINGS
LOOT OF THIEF.
JeWeIry Taken From Home
While Owner Was in
Back Yard.

Two diamond rings worth 5000
were stolen from the home of Mrs.
Thomas Hughes, 1897 College ave-
nue., yesterday afternoon, while Mrs.
Hughes was in the back yard, she
reported to police. Also missing was
watch valued as a keepsake.
Burglars who ranSacked the
apartment of J. F. Murphy, 507
North Alabama street, stole a S25
table model radio.
Police investigated report that two
Negro women, who drove up and
later departed in a chauffeur driven
car, stole a IS hat from the He'd
rick hat shop, 1893 Virginia avenue.
The cause of appendicitis was dis
covered by two American doctors
Iacc 4Ioo,o fftVy v,aore o0o
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AMATEUR NIGHT WILL
BE HELD AT Wakes
Seventeen Couples Remain in Event
at 700 Hours Mark,

Amateur night vii be the feature
tonight at the Valuation in the
manufacturers building at the state
Playground.
Seventeen couples remained in the
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Mrs. SteUens' Mrs. SteUeuS'
CHOCOLATES CHOCOLATES
2 s &: &c. | s 60: 29s

Mrs. Stevens assorted
chocolates-each piece ir-
resisibly tempting. Also
lutely fresh, rich in flavor
and O fplre, wholesome
quality. Fruit, cream,
nut and other tooth
some centers. Milk or
bittersweet cho colate
coated, Hand rolled and
hand dipped.
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around milldams, and in deep pools
near shelving banks.
Still fishing with minnows is con-
sidered the best method to follow.
When using the beef, liver or soft
crawfish, it is best to keep the bait
off of the bottom with a float,
although it is advisable to fish near
the bottom. At the strike, the
angler should allow plenty of time
for this fish to gorge the bait and
then with a quick upward yank,
seat the hook Solidly Unless you
want a long battle on your hands,
keep Mr.. Channel coming all the
time, for this fish will struggle
longer than any fish of its weight.
unless dealt with severely. One of
the best spots we know for an
angler to catch these fish is just
below the falls at Cataract Falls,
fifty miles southwest of this city
The channel will reach a weight Of
thirty pounds, but the average
taken at the pool mentioned will be
around three pounds.
Oh, yes, Mr.. Johnson, one Of the
bats mentioned as c G's, and
good one, too, will be given you in
full, in case you do not know what
they are, if you will send a self
addressed, stamped envelope.
While on the subject of channel
cat let us tell you about the angler
who brought in one of this species
to The Times to find out what kind
of fish it was. This same angler had
been telling us about catches of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19

More FREE LUBRICA-
TIONS tonight. Tune in the
Rose Tire Buddies at 6:45
P. NJ. over WkBF and listen
for License Numbers. Yours
may be called tonight.
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4 A5s Rundown?

DR.. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery
builds up the stom-
ach and the blood so
that the entire sys-
tenn feels the bene-
fetal effect. Your ap-
petite increases and
you feel more poppy
Than vn11 have felt in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-19
CHIROPRACT0RS WILL
HOLD STATE MEETING

Nationally Known Lecturers to Be
on Program at Lincoln.
DR.. A. B. Hender, Davenport. Ia,
and DR.. S. j. Burich, Chicago, ma
tionally known chiroprcators, will
be among the featured lecturers at
tending the annual convention of
the Indiana Chiropractic Associa-
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Mrs. Stevens de luxe
assortment of mouth
melting chocolate confec-
tions. Maple creams,
butter creams, whipped
creams, caramels, nou-
gats and other delicious
varieties, all double
dipped in rich bitter
sweet chocolate.
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The Miller Geared-to the
Road has the most efficient tire
tread ever developed. Nothing
grips or delivers power like
gear and no tread holds the
road more securely or delivers
the power of your motor more
efficiently than the Miller
Geared- to-the Road tread. Tire
experts and motorists alike re-
cognize it as the best all-around
tread pattern ever designed for
safe, sure traction and slow
even wear. MillerS are GUAR
ANTEED IN WRITING to out
wear any other tire made. Why
be satisfied with less. Small,
convenient payments gladly ar
ranged.
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splendid Stevens candy-you1l love M
their crisp delicious honey flavor. Heavily IN
coated in rich milk chocolate. It's a Zu
candy you will want more and more Of Pound 20,
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Say what you will the
school teacher of today has as
much class outside the school
room as in.
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Cold weather is tough on bat
teries. Don't take a chance by
negIecting to service your bat
terry now. Five minutes here
may save you five hours of de-
Law miles from home and the
cost of new battery. We will
test the cells. inspect the cables
and terminals, remove cOrrosion,
grease the posts and add dis
titled water. There is no
charge. Just thank the Rose
Tire Buddy who services your
car.
Evening star., 1933-01-23

understanding and-happier days for us
all, Jersey-happier daysl"
Michael, drinking the toast, thought
gently, but rather vaguely, Of Carroll.
All his energetic speculation was now
given to Marcia Terrill who must have
close connection with his days, he felt,
If they were to be anything but ex-
tremely drear.
BY that time, when yellowing, drying
leaves began to whisper In the cutters
Of park drives, Michael learned that
Marcia Terrill was willing.
She sat smiling at him across q tea
tray in her mothers small, rather too
French drawing room, but Michael
could not answer the smile. He said,
after a deep breath. I'm rather
lnocked-by your saying yes. You see
I've hoped so much and been So
afraid. I'm not good enough for you."
She did not dispute that.
Michael rose and, STOPPING, kissed
her and her smile became even a little
more fixed than usual; she was hoping
he wouldn't be "horried." OF course.
she realized, there were phases of all
love that were horrid. You couldn't
avoid 1t entirely at first. But she
judged Michael would be easy to man.
age.
Michael sat down to drink his tea
q trifle chilled he had kissed her fleet
Evening star., 1933-01-23

and Mr.. Michael Wister he's going to
know it, too, and he'd better look out
Or"
In the epilogue, Jersey confessed that
she was just gettin' quieted down and
had come out to get the paper, wishing
the latest news of Crazy Kat and she'd
| found the book and
! Carroll pushed away the bowl Of milk
toast. Theresa put in, Jersey amt
you got no reserve around you?"
More doors slammed. Behind her
bed room door, Jersey arrayed herself
for the street, which meant that she
; donned her corset and shoes, among
other things. I'm the home" according
to Jersey, one shed these as naturally
as snakes, in certain season, shed their
skins
She was going to see Mike and to
tell him what was what, and all of it
with no elisions.
When his man announced Jerseys
presence Michael was writing a note
to Miss Marcia Terrill; the address
upon the envelope meant for her was
quite as correct as Miss Terrill She
was regarded as "a frightfully nice girl,
really, with keen mind" Her smile
was trifle fixed and hard, but Michael
thought it to be perfect.
He had been deeply troubled by the
fact that Marcia and her mother were
in Strengthened financial circumstances.
And he had reason to grieve. as their
plans to correct this condition would,
with success, entirely shadow his life.
He intended to ask Marcia Terrill to
marry him as soon as he felt he dared
without frightening her by his haste.
His sister Joyce, of keen eyes, remon-
strated, and that did nothing but erect
chill high wall between them. No
one could change his opinion of Marcia
Terrill, he informed Joyce coldly, and
Evening star., 1933-01-23
WASHINGTON c. MONDAY JANUARY

from them. Beginning to cry, she fum-
bled for handkerchief as she whim-
pered, Il believe yuh, Mike! believe
yuh!"
He moved quickly to stand by her and
he laid a hand upon her shoulder.
why, you poor grill" he said, gently.
She groped to find his hand, which she
held tightly. After she had smeared
the tears from her eyes with q none
too clean handkerchief. she raised her
face.
mike" she said, ats the river for
me II I can't have her. I thought you
was spyin, maybe, for the Wetheralls." I"
THANK you," said Michael, with some
irony, mot quite-even wouldn't do
that"
"And Nike" Jersey went on, '1f yhh
do stick around her like you are now,
you're goin' to be on the square, amt
yuh, when she begins to grow up? I'm
askin' yuh, Mike. because rich men
like you-and come to that, almost
any man-can put hell in q girls life" "
"She will never regret knowing me,
Jersey" Michael promised. slowly and
very seriously.
"All right" said Jersey, after a deep,
exhausted sigh; the day had been
fierce.
"All right is it?" Michael stated, "and
let's have a cocktail to drink to our
Evening star., 1933-01-23

he would have full reason to consider
himself the happiest man on earth.
with Marcia's acceptance.
"Oh, Michael" Joyce had murmured
miserably. Michael was such q dear
and he was riding so doggedly toward
the most tragic fall any man can have
She saw the waste of years that lay
before him If Marcia had her way, and
only q miracle, Joyce felt, could keep
Marcia from having her way.
SHOW Miss O'Grady In, Durham"
said Michael. as he showed the two lines
he had written, and an envelope, be-
meath his desk blotter.
He saw that something was exceed
ingly wrong as Jersey appeared and
his first thought was that something
had happened to Carroll; this made a
cold clutch at his heart.
Mike, come here" she said from
the doorway. ito ask you a straight
question that you're goin' to answer
me like white man would. want
to know this-are you tryin' to take
my kid Ola me?"
Lord, mol" Michael answered, with
an irritation that convinced Jersey.
"Sit down and don't be fool! And,
Jersey. be so good, please, as to get
any such idea out of your mind!"
She did sit down, and suddenly; her
knees had failed her. Relief, following
unbearable fear, had taken all strength
Evening star., 1933-01-23


IS n what them Wetheralls done
n to tinued. eai num- Jersey COIL
mo, mamma" said Car
roll.
"You remember mamma showed you
the big house where your high-toned
aunts poison the air?"
"Yes, mamma"
Miss Julia. Miss Alice. the Misses
wetheerall; livin' there like princesses
when we was starvin'-
Jerseys voice faded as she remem-
bered.
She would see the kid dead before
shed let them get her, she decided.
She dumped Carroll from her knees.
"G'wan," she said, the moment done,
'mammas got to grease herself up good
with cold cream and get little rest;
she was up real early this morning"
Carroll made her way back to Theresa.
who waited with the milk toast that
had not yet been touched.
SIS she all right" asked Theresa.
Eyes, she's all right now," Carroll an
swered.
"Weu, that's something. wouldn't
tell her right away. if was you, about
that book what Mike brought-the one
about stuff to eat. That1l rile her"
"All right"
"Taste good. hon?"
Fine Tressa.'
Want to go see Scarlet Sim with
Tressa tomorrow afternoon? It's fine
picture"
"Yes, Tressa"
ITS picture about man that
don't treat a girl right, my friend
was telling me, but then she meets
millionaire and he kind of takes fancy
to her and its goes along like that and
then she meets this young fellow and
he"
"Who left this damn book on child
qiet?" shrieked Jersey from the front
room
"Oh, mercy" whispered Carroll, re-
snembering Michael's admonition.
Jersey appeared in the doorway.
"NIke?" she asked, holding the de-
tpised book high.
No one spoke.
"Well, yuh needn't answer" Jersey
stated. "but lemme tell you, this here
ts going to take the next tom cat that
ltn@ Sp the back fence Qp the Stats,
Evening star., 1933-01-23

tngly, gently, and she had not kissed
him at all. OF course, he unused, women
were different and perhaps he hadn't
been quite considerate, and the fact
that he felt he might not have been
quite considerate poisoned his tea.
With q long half-hour gone, Michael
glanced at q mantel clock that had
once ticked out the fleeting hours in
the boudoir Of one of the Louis IA
vofttes. Almost every piece in the
room had intimate connection with an
erotically amorous past Marcia and
her mother enjoyed unnecessarily de-
tailed histories Of that chair, this table,
and they were certain Of their rectitude.
the while they planned a marriage for
money or spoke of matters that would
not be mentioned In a mems wash
room on q Pullman.
(To Be Continued Tomorrow
Evening star., 1933-01-23
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING m
STALLMENTS.

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING IN
STALLMENTS.
In the foyer of the Golden Horn q night
club. Michael Wister sees little girl. thin.
with delicate features and golden hair. who
reminds him of somebody he had known
well but can't recall. Michael. %. single.
and wealthy. is disturbed when he sees the
child is absorbed in cheap illustrated
magazine called Love Murders AS the
night club fills up. Jersey O'Grady. pro
prietor and hostess, greets him in her boiS-
ferrous, slangy manner as Mike, an old friend.
Then he knows very well Of whom the child
reminds him When he and Malcolm
Wetherall were at Princeton, Jersey was in
the chorus OF a Broadway musical show.
Despite Michaels advice. Malcolm married
her. but left her three months later and
,when, a child was born he refused to ac-
knowledge paternity. This child is Carroll
the little girl he has Just seen in the foyer.
table. He takes her in his lap and she
falls asleep. The child should pc taken out
of such surroundings. he decides. and the
next day he gains. JERSEYS consent TO send
her to school of his selection. His self
appointed guardianship leads him in .vaca--
tion time to supervising Carrolrs diet and
reading to her Alice in Wonderland"
Jersey cannot help suspecting. Michaers mo-
tives She recalls bitterly the Wetheralls'
attitude toward her.
Evening star., 1933-01-23
Killed in Mexican Clash.

MEXICO CITY, January % R.-
Maj. j. Manjarrez of the federal army
and an Agrarian leader were killed
yesterday in a clash between federal
forces and Agrarians at Mata de Pinal,
Vera Cruz. Federal forces were sent
to Vera Cruz to disarm state Aga
rianS.