The Hutchinson News from Hutchinson, Kansas • 8

is is mi i 0 fj i 1 irir 'i 1 1 Issue his paper, Mr. Moore owns a READY PERCHED IN MOUNTAINS 1 JoIni Iand Excuyslori Tla Santa' Fe tomorrow, Tuediy evening, August 20. Qotng to tlie, greatest alfalfa region In the world, iwhere 6. tons is not, an uncomlnon crop--whfmt goes 40 to 60 ont0 fto lM, other crops In proportion. In the' great Arkanna Valley bC Srora1 iUmar.to 18 Anlmaa, Ia' Junta and Rocky Ford, Sell 1 10 to 19d easy terras.

Ample water to Irrigate every acre, providing buaper crops. Rallwiy fare and entertainment at low rates. We furnish free auto ride arounl he valley. Go with us, phone or see u. EHESTMEMT CO.

1 Phone 752. Mala and Sherman, FOR BALE Automobile, ood ft new. F. 8. Lenta, 16 Sherman weat.

17 -iW FOR' SALE Tomatoea 25o per baslcet, small cucumbera for plckellng per basket, Jelly grapes BUo per butiket, delivered any place In city. Phone '18-tf PERHAPS HERB. NOTICE. Any advertUwraent Inserted to be run till forbidden. mut beatopped by written order.

uenUoo wUi Lsone or verbal order. Pia amuuiiiiu i Baiow wo itlvo Hat of letter that have mailed" to The Newa In n.w.r idvartieement. In thla column that havo tot been called lor. H.ifi ttwee tottara belong WW til. wme; jnree.

i G-85 One. K-86 One. V-S5 One. X-85 Two. WANTED MALE HELP.

WANTED Four straight, honest. insurance to write Mutual Protective LeaBue first cUiss con-tract territory; salary and commission. Write' -W. r.fomwr,BU ate Or-ganlner, Arkansas City, Box 344. honest.

Insur- WANTED Right party to take charge of a paying business proposition. Address A. B. care News. WANTED FEMALE HELP.

WANTED Fifty women to pkk chickens at Swift South Main street 19-3t A N-TED-Respectable girls for walt- month, board and room. Apply weal man-! ager, Hutchinson, Kan. You Have Not Read It You May Find It In. Thlt Column. D.

A. Moore wiltea fire insurants Frank Hoey has gone to Ok lahoma, for short trip. Mrs. Frank Astlo of Haven spent Saturday in this city with friends. Mra.

Sam Jones and Miss Betty Jones are spending a few days In this Ity with relatives. TT.InUnlAtl Miss ueorgia wutier oi uuum the gluest of Miss Phoebe Boone on Eighth Avenue A est. nr. mhart Hrmklns left yesterday morning for Joneshorougn, and MemphlB, Tenn. Miss Tressa Gmbbs has returned from a ehort visit with Miss Betu Wlllett at Blackwell, Okla.

Ned O'Neal arrived home yesterday morning from Colorado where he has been spending two weeks. Ed McCov left last evening for Syl via where he will spend a short time on a fishing trip near Sylvia. Miss Lvdla Ruth left yesterday for Halstead where she will remain ior a Max Dawson of Stafford was among Ma nut nf fA-wn visitors here yeBter- day from his home and returned there today. Mlsa Ethel Caldwell left yesterday for Pratt and Harper where she will remain two weeits visiting with friends. Mrs.

J. H. Roberts and Miss Mildred Roberts of Stafford were in this city today and left this evening for Great Bend where tney win visit a iew cws. Miss Nancy Summers of Cleveland, IJ'pvlce $175.00. For further Information a -rit Nate Neal.

Real Estate, Mlnneola, la a Deserted Gold Mininj Camp Near Creede. A Hutchinson Colony Has Estab lished itself in the Old Cabins. IT'S IN A SCENIC SPOT -v At One lime bpar City Was a I ivtlv Mnuniam Minlnrr Camn '-V" "6 The Deserted Salaons, Dance Halls and Gambling Halls Still Standing. Perched among the mountains, four teen miles south of Creede. Is one of the mofjt portions of Color.

UV J- 1 VU 111111 tV TT llj VUl Nineteen years ago Spar City had a ppulatlon of BOO. Today the popula- tion is one. John Woulf. the caretaker bemg the only inhabitant left la the abandoned town. It Is In this deserted mining camp that a THimhpr nf fTufphlnRnn nnd Wichita people have established a summer colony.

"The Rio Grande Min- lng Milling Co. owns the townsite now. The company's mine is located Hutchinson and Wichita have taken possession or the old deserted log cabins, converted them into summer nomes, ana eacn summer a ouncn oi 45 or 50 Kansas folks spent a pleasant vacation mis aoanaonea mming camy. Among the Hutchinson folks who have ca Cjt Ed and Charles Weddle. Mr.

Moore is tne aristocrat oi xne camp, as nis cai in Is the only one in the camp having wall paper and real plaster on the walls. Mr. ajid Mrs. Moore returned from a visit in the camp last night. "Spar City was at one time a typical Colorado mining camp," said Mr.

Moore. "The log cabins are still there, including the dance hall, the saloons, the gambling halls, and all. But there is no church. Spar City never knew what a church was." The log cabin next to that owned by Mr. Moore was formerly a saloon and gambling hall.

In it still stands the bar over which Bob Ford was killed at Creede, Col. The bar was later moved to Spar City. It bears the marks of bullet holes as evidence of its strenuous history. Spar City had a newspaper at one time. The editor of the Spar City Spark was one of the last to desert the town when it died.

It Is said that after the miners had all moved away, after the saloons had shut up; the dance halls and gambling houses had closed, and all had packed up aod left, the editor of the Spark continued to Ohio, has arrived and will take the about three miles further up the moun-position of head sales lady In the tain and the miners live near the shaft, millinery department at the Rora- The stockholders of the company In copy of tlU old 'paper, Posted on the wall of one of the fab-Ins stilt hangs a notice 'Signed by Henry Bryant, formerly constable- of tne town. It warns 'new -arrivals In jtho camp 'to turn over' their fire arms to the undersigned within ten minutes 1 Bryant later was manager of Rio Grande mine and property, and died a year ago from the effect of an Ujury received In the mine. Moore bought Bryant's cabin and furniture at Spar City, MILLIONS SEEING THIS CIRCUS. The Combined Hagenbeck Animal Show and the Wallace Circus Are Popular. Of all the auxllllary attractions at any of the several world's fairs, the first place In importance has alwavs been accorded to the Carl Hagenbeck Trained Animal Shows.

It Is estimated that more than 2,000,000 people visited this show during the fairs at Chi cago and at St. Louis, and these people have never forgotten the unusual and most remarkable acts performed by 'brute actors, and are constantly urging their friends to see the Hagenbeck trained animals at their first opportunity. Not ever one could go to the great World's Fairs, but since the Hagen beck animal show has combined with the Great Wallace Shows the tour has been such that hundreds of thousands of people who were unable to go to the fairs have been able to see the educated wild beastB perform. This season the combined Hagenbeck-Wal lace shows will visit two-thirds of the states of this country, and large crowds of people who have waited many years for this chance will have an opportunity to see the most famous animal tamers and trainers and the best educated animals in the world's history. The nature of some amusements makes It Impossible to tell whether or not there has been a combination when it is advertised that two shows have combined, but In the instance of the combination of the Carl Hag-enbeck-Wallace Shows It is an easy matter to verify the truth of the for every one knows of the heretofore unexcelled performances of the three-ring Wallace Shows and also the famous animal acts given by the Hagenbeck people In an Iron ring.

Since the shows have been combined, the performances of each is given complete and without interfering with the other, and the patrons can readily see that in this advertised combination the facts warrant the claim. The Carl Hagenteck-Wallace Combined Shows will appear in Hutchinson for two performances on Monday, August 26. If out-of-town friends want to see the most magnificent street parade and the greatest show on earth, the low excursion rates accorded to the Haeenbeck-Wallace aggregation will give them a cheap and convenient chance to do so. COLORED FOLKS GOOD PATRONS. The Eastern Star Convention Waa Good for Street Railway.

"It may surprise you, but the street railway company gets more benefit from the average convention of colored people than from a white remarked one of the officials of Hutchinson Interurban Railway company, today. "Hutchinson has been entertaining the colored lodge convention the past week and our receipts have been larger than they were during either the Elks or the TT. C. T. convention.

The only way I can explain it Is that the colored people spent more time riding around on the street cars to see the city." Supper served dally at Mrs. er's cafeteria, 18 First east Blow- 19-lt Manaqua, United Statet Marines Just landed, I CAMPANI Congressman Neeley Arwc Home Last And Will Engage at Once In a Active Speech-Making Campaign. I TO VISIT EVERY COUNT Will Uo to Burdett, Wednesday to Address Picnic. From There lie Will Qo Reunieu at Dodge City, to I make speecn. Congressman George Neeley arf rived home last night from Washing ton, and will devote the rest of th time between now and election day his campaign for re-election.

"Congress is just about at an encl now," said Mr. Neeley. There is no much left to do, and I rather expedl the adjournment will come Mr. Neeley expects to be kept busJ almost constantly from now until No vember, making speeches and getting around over the district, He will start out at once going to Larne Wednesday morning, and going froiri there to Burdette by automobile, tc speak at a picnic Wednesday afterf; noon. He will return to Larned that ing and go to Dodge City to make speech at the reunion this week.

"We have had a busy time at ington," said Mr. Neeley. "But nil have kept busy, I am feeling firsvS 3: rate." He had a conference today wit Sam Graybill, chairman of the Demoj cratic congressional committee, who looking after the schedule of dates foi Mr. Neeley during the fall. He expects to visit every county Irj the district during the fall, but ths schedule has not been completed ai yet MOTOR tOURISTS HERE, Eight Auto Parties Spent Sunday a the Bisonte.

Eight different automobile tourlnf parties stopped at the Bisonte hote, for dinner and luncheon yesterday! while making- Sunday drives. Four of the parties were from Wichita, one from Kansas City, on from Sterling, one from Meade and one from Kingman. Notice Is hereby given to the occupants and owner of property that all weeds mus! be cut, and all lots, parkings, alleys must be thoroughly cleaned all animal and vegetable refuse an put In sanitary condition by Augus 26th, or the same will be done by th-j city and the cost taxed against thd property. J. E.

FOWLER, 19-2t Health Sergean' 3 and President Adolf Dlat. FOR SALE Alfalfa, balled or looae on the ground or delivered. Phone J381J. i i 14-tf FOR 8 ALK One1 No. i Underwood type-writer with adjustable stand, ftlmoHt new, $60.00.

Call 768. 12-t FOR BALE Harness and Bhoe Bliop, stock, tools, machines, will Invoice about $700.00. Address F. F. Kusch, Buh-ler Kansas.

16-tf FOR SALE Rye. Bangs. Thone WiVf. M. B.

15-tit FOR SALE Jelly grapes 2c per pound at house; 1301 South Poplar. Phone 1209,1. FOR SALE Tomatoes, cheap, 127 Osborn street Phone. 1743J. 19-21 FOR SALE Horse and buggy, milk wag-an, lurse Ice box and sleei range; 601 Thirteenth west, 17-3t FOR SALE If you want a bargain in a piano call.

i5tUJ or inquire i vvesi Fifth. FOR BALK Shotgun, set single harness; 121 Campbell east. eod-l'J-2o a wn on and harness, ojk m9W Dorth. 19-tf FOR SALE An up to date two-chair harher shoD. doine nice business, In Mlnlieolat town 0f about 50u people.

16.tf FOR SALE Roll top desk chair at 22 East Twetfth. and office eod-13-tf FOR SALE Fine Jelly grapes eraoes nearly ripe, 50c half bushel, de- 11vpiV W. Field. 17-19 7 FOR SALE English Go-cart. Phone 773; mo vnl emit.

16-3t FOR SALK Pair year old mule colts, phone 1274; 600 East Fourth. 13-19 Tect from the Hutchinson-Trunk fao- -d save middle mens pro.us FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. 160 A. bottom farm, improved, has 300 bu. wheat iu bins, 40 acres corn that make from 30 to 60 bu.

per 9 a. nifnifn. that has cut this yr. over 4 tons ace, 4 miles of good towu. Only $9,000.00.

R. F. McDERMED. FOR SALE Rare bargain, solid section (. i0.mt nntnre.

llvinsr near Dodge City, nan in cuiuvnuuu, per acreT small payment and long time. Phone 2067J. 7-tf FOR SALE-Three irood farms, small rash navment. balance one-half of an crops. J.

H. Trebelcock, owner. Dodge City, Kan, FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY. FOR SALE Five-room house at ISO. u18 West Seventh street, modern and good repair.

This property must be sold settlement gth. tW ecutor. 15-5t FOR SALE 215 Sherman east, nine-room house. 100 leet oi grounu, w.u onA tP-ms to nurchaser. J.

S. Holce. FOR SALE Modern two-story house at 220 Eleventh east. r. jr-wio.

sacrifice, eight-room house, iurnace, nr.pra.., ing porch; part. cash, rest nice rent dr.c. News. 19-27 FOR SALE Two-room house, house, store mmd in kind of live Bt0ck in on deal. Aaaress- ti.

J. Rnrrton. Route 1. 16-22 FOR SALE Seven-room house, closets. l.n,H nnllQ UITIf nflTTl.

H. l)gllL3, foot front. See E. L. Brewer, 625 Fourth east or any real estate agent.

FOR SALE Two lots In 00 Block Eleventh east, cheap. Phono 79 after 5 m. 4-U Buy 424 East Eleventh, a new bungalow, Ave rooms, den, bath, fireplace, furnace, laundry in basement, $2,750.00. 424 West Sherman, new five-room modern, 1,800. $900.00 gilt edge mortgage for sale.

W. H. CALDWELL. Owner, Hoke Bids. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FORATECleMiKcliTu rugs, good location, going Address M. O. care News. 6-19 FOR SALE Half Interest in good paying manufacturing business; $350 will handle it: investigate at. once.

Address a-sb, News. i 19-tf BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Furrow building, corner Main and Sherman street, 50x100, with additions; one of the best corners In the City of Kingman, Kan. Especially fitted for general merchandise, new modern front and a popular stand; present occupant doing tremendous business but is consolidating their various stores at Wichita; building be for rent September 1st. Owner of stock will sell all or any part of tha present stock reasonable, a great opportunity for some one, Fine crops in this section and only two other good general store3 here.

Write C. R. FURROW, Kingman, Kan. 18-6t FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SALE OR TRADE Grocery and market in Hutchinson, centrally locaied, doing good business; reason for selling, ehange of business.

Address V-85, care News. i 13-tf FOR SALE or exchange for Wrichlta property, five-room modern cottage, three blocks from Main street, corner lot. Inquire 229 A west. Phone 434J. 19-24 FOR SALE or trade on West Thirteenth street, good seven-room house, lot 6GX 165, high ground, barn with horse yard, eood location in resident district.

WU1 take medium priced automobile in on deal if in good shape, and suits. Prioe eo'n, Kan. eod-16-7t FOR SALE by owner or will trade for auarter section in central Kansas, a fairly lmprovea nan section ine snai- low water valley In north Finney county. miies from railroad station. For full rtpanrintinn and nartlculars addi-ess W.

R. Henry, Friend, Kan. FOR SALE OR RENT. FOR SALE OR RENT 122 First east. modern.

See Dr. Justice. 15-24 STRAYED. STRAYED White poodle dog; name tax No. 38.

Reward If returned to 214 Second eaat 16-St NOTICE MISCELLANEOUS. SEB I. A. Shields about your roof trouble. Phona 841W.

17-22 I WILL not pay any bill? made by Mrs. Ifc O. Oake. Robert Oakes. 19-20 LOST.

LOST-Friday night, key rinj containing keys and prestollte key. Beward If re- turned to News office. 17-tf a TOR TRADE. FOR EXCHANGE OR TRADE Whlta Steamer and Keo touring cars for vacant lota or city property. See Hutchinson Motor Company.

ild-tf FOR TRADE. A well Improved tiumner county farm near Milton and a suuure section of good nice Kearney county land to trade for stock of shoes and men's furnishings or might consider clean Btock of general merchandise. Will trade lanila separately. C. R.

FURROW, Kingman, Kan. 13 -M $10,000 STOCK of hardware and Implements Reno county to trade for land; good proposition. See Thomhlll Conner. 17-19 STOLEN. STOLEN Saturday night, In Hutchinson, a neht hay almost roan coiorea pony.

with ear marked, blazed face, white on two or three feet, anchor brand on hip; also good heavy black. "Banner" top bug gy, S10.00 reward. W. U. Avery, irtuicn-lnson, R.

R. No. 1. 19 MONEY TO LOAN. MONET TO LOAN, ON FARMS; low rates; no delay.

CITY LOANS. See me about them. JOHN U. KINK EL, alcCuidy 13 Ida. SEE John B.

Welch for farm or loans. No delay; 22V4 North Main. city 7-tf IF you are Interested in Loan stock why not invest in home company Now paying dividends on a basis of 8 per cent, compound interest. For further information see ntsdfe Car ja Ses, Over Fearls'. ILaiini $1,200 private money on best city Dronerty.

Would consider smaller loans. Address Y-85. ITOK ESCHAKCSE Small hardware stock to nearby town for Hutchinson City property; will run about $2,000. Good 6 room new house, well built, In very desirable part of the city Price $1,500. $300 bal.

by the month. Some private money to loan on city property. Fire and Tornado Insurance written, We would appre ciate a part of your' business. 154 North Main. Modern, close in, 2 blocks Main, fur nace heated.

Price right Ctaidl Cmmy Over Fearls', Phone 229 MEAL'-ESTATE $9,000 Reno Co. Farm for City Prop erty. $9,600 Reno Co. Farm, part cash and City Property. $6,000 Modern House here for To-peka property.

$8,000 Farm for part cash and city property. 29 acres land, mile city limits, $100.00 an acre. Bargain in city property. Exchanges, of all kinds made. Write, phone or call.

24 N. Main. Phono 2278. CHICAGO HAS MORE CATS THAN HUMANS Chicago baa mora cats than human beings, according to Huga KrauBe, secretary of the Btl-rueltjf pociety, who saya the city haa 4,0001 000, of which 000,000 are bomeltra. Most kicks ar like heat lightning and the- appendix.

Atchison Globe. hiiiiiii If Is ARRIVAL OF V. S.MAMNESBRINCSlPEEnWGTflnfEHEFi TO NICAROGUANS GUARDING CAPITOL AGAINST REBELS WAVTKD-A Elrl to work for ner Mr. u. x-r.

Herrick, 129 Tenth west, 17-6t WANTEDVhite girl for general family of two. Mrs. F. W. 19 Cooter, 401 Sherman east.

T. i Experienced girl tor housework; no, washing; Address -S5. care News. 5-tf WANTED POSITION TJTntEO Position with some hardware WofSment concern in city; I have a 0..1 nisition cm the road as salesman; adeClcan "give Yes reference; I the, road can gu i formation address P. O.

BOX No. 304., eod-12-20 Hutchinson, xvui. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. to hoard and rSom, commencing work for September 3. September 2.

College. I'hone 132. Fall opening The Salt City 77-r tnn.no for one year: WA.Nli.iJ -u ffive ample JurttiSdre.8 P-rS-care" News. lO-tl WANTED Furnished house, raoaeru, thn winter. Address S-85, care News.

12-t WANTED Furnished house or bunsalow 1 by young coupie wh' i 1464W or 715 North Main. 17 1J wNTED Those who wish to board ami room college students, commenc- lne 4ot ember 3 to phone 132. Fall open- 3rd.P The Salt City Busi- ness conege. FOR RENT RESIDENCES. CTZr Vmiiisp.

119 TVest D-UK nii-r -Tv. 9-tf Ninth. uau mi FOR RENT Four-room house, east. Inquire 201 east. 124' 17-20 a alvSnnrn house.

FOR EKNT-a nve 1-none 1748J. rfnt Modern five-room cottage, IiOh. "V.1- rrhictocnth. 19-3t furnisheu, ai j.ii vr mrxT Six-room modern cottage, 1 SiSdw vnn w-fvt Six-room modern house, ex- FOR UI" oriR Fifth cept furnace, close in. inquire west.

Phone 2654J. li-ii TJT7VT Mot? 911 anQ ViSl J.MIUU nvc- with three rooms, stable and chicken yard and four lots for gar- at Q17 Ninth east. den. inquire at 917 Ninth east. FOR RENT Five-room modern cottage, cellar.

See Dr. Justice. lw FOr'hENT Seven-room house at 15 627 Twelttn wesi. r-m South Main. Carl Nelson.

24-tf for RENT One cozy apartment fur- mshed and four unfurnished apartments. Phone 69W. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. ITIlR RENT TWO or lour housekeeping rooms; 518 First east.JS-tt FOR RENT Modern, TiThf housekeeping; 114 CUUI. iiiov i flnnp ayai i.iuc in First east.

FOR RENT Three rooms furnished for light housekeeping; 525 A east. ltt-u FORRENT-Moaern furnished fur-nice heat; young man traveling pre-fenfd Apply 312 Sherman east or phone In'mJ. s-rm R.FNT Two nicely furnished front rooms lor nouseiteepius, 523 North Main. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms, modern; 117 North Adams. "--0 MODERN Rooms, 215 Shernan eaat.

10-tf FURNISHED rooms for rent. 209 east Inquire United Millinery Co. 12-tf FURNISHED Two housekeeping rooms, downstairs; 306 Second west. j-tt iT-MT viirnlKhert rooms for light housekeeping; 219 First west. S-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, close in; 217 First west.

FOR RENT Furnished rooms for housekeeping; 104 West Fourth. 2-tf FOR RENT Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping, newly papered and Damiuu ore block from car line; 60J mast a. it FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms; nil M) l4-6t FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS. Tw.n -r tXTTI ranciTifr rnrtmfl ttl TPiLV lri iiionoway umtB. FOR RENT Two rooms for light house- keeping; 22S Seventh east.

W-tf FOR RENT Two business rooms on Main street, one 24x60, one 20x32, in Hoisington, the best town between Sallna, and Pueblo, Colo. If interested write H. Q. Webber, Hoisington, Kan. 15'20 FOR RENT Suite of deslrablo off ce rooms; also single office room, well located, close in; rent reasonable.

Inquire at Newa office. TAKEN UR. nuxTTOTJ ttp Two sorrel mules, two black horses, two boy horse nd one gray linrin G. M. Partridge, Medoraj Kan.

Kan. 1 will per nual p. I baugh-Wiley store. ittisa Mn Kathrpns And Miss Ger- trude Brice of Kansas City, will visit In this city for a few days and will go from here to Cimarron ami La Junta for a short visit. LEADS OHIO FIGH1 AGAINST SUFFRAGE Mist tucy Prlet.

MIsb Lucy Price, newspaper worn an, who is secretary of he Society Opposed to Women's Suffrage has worked up a lively fight the subject. Suftragets had It all their own way until Mies Price got busv. Now it's an open question whot-tiffr th constitutional amend ment giving votes to women will carry. Miss Pric Is making speeches, getting out literature ana supervis ing cartoons. NEW DISCOVERY.

Say! Is My Angel Germ On Straight? A New Question. Rev. John H. Wiley's discovery that every man has an angel germ that under proper conditions will develop into a full-fledged angel, is attracting much attention amoiig biologists throughout the country. Already experiments are under way to learn if the angel germ can be iso lated and 'grown in pu.e typhoid germs.

Speculation is rife as to whether an angel germ develops its own harn and crown. But it Is conceded that definite scientific re sults along this line are not to be expected Immediately. "The practical care and nurture oi the angel germ," said a professor at Bashlngton university, "is of more im mediate importance. The subject un doubtedly will come up In the woman's clubs and what to give a child to make Its angel germ work overtime will be a Bubject for grave consider ation. "If Willie nuts the cat In the cook stove to see what it will do when the fire Is lighted It will be considered hereafter as evidence that there ns something the matter with his angel germ and Willie will be.

held blame less. Birmingham Age Herald. Notice to Owners of Dogs. The tax on dogs must be paid by September 1st or complaint will be filed against the owner of the dog. The ordinance provides that tax shall be paid on all dogs without regard to age or where kept All dogs running at large without a tag on after Sep tember 1st will be killed.

WALTER W. EVANS, 13t Do Tax Colleotor. When you have fresh fruit left open after a meal, can It at once. Yon will be surprised next wintter to see how much preserves you havo. i 5 pliilfXP5 ftiii T'r tw IIP National palace at There la a hot time again in Nicaragua.

Rebels who took the Held to avenge their displeasure with ipresldent Adolfo Diaz, only a ahort time on the Job, aoon got within threatening distance of the capital. The arrival of U. S. marines, sent merely to protect U. S.

citizens and property la expected at the same time lpikJbS position of thjjestabllshed.goycrnmftnt.mpre eeoutaj. H-tfi phofia 911K-a..