Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1926, Page 13

BATILE OF INDIANS DENEDBY OBREGO General Was Not in Field.| Body of Rosenthal Coming North Tomorrow. iated Press MEXICO CITY Gen. Obregon has arrived safely at his home in Cajema and is not in the fleld fighting the Yaqui Indians, as had been reported here, according to Gien. Pina, undersecretary of war. Gen. Pina has assured the Assoclat- ~d Press that the government has no confirmation of the report of a serious | engagement between the Yaqui In-| dians and the federal forces. There is | no official rep at all, he sa Undeterre on the higl da September 20— any such fighting | v the bandit outrage to Cuernavaca last i usual week ¢ sorts, ponsible | st outrage have been killed I's body will be shipped home tomorrow if the legal formali tles have heen then completed | ITALY RECALLS 1870. Fifty-Sixth Anniversary of Taking of Rome Observed. | ROME, September 20 (#).—The | Afty-sixth ¢ of the taking of Rome in 70 “was celebrated | throughout Italy today. | Numerous pilgrimages went to Trent, where an urn was filied with earth stained in the past with the blood of Italian martyrs. The urn is to bedepo in the natfonal mon ument at B 0. . Asks Divorce and Children. Special Dispatch to The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., Septem g Mrs. Marie | d suit ! divorce from Robert A. Ryon. She also asks custody of their two chil- dren, now living with her. The wife | she was deserted September | Civil War Shell Fragments Found Near Winchester Special Dispatch: to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va., September 20.—Sixty-two years after the ter- rific battle between the forces of Gen. Phil Sheridan and Gen. Jubal Early, relic hunters yesterday | picked up fragments of shells on the Hackwood battlefield farm, a few miles northeast of Winchester. 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