Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1928, Page 20

LEEONE DEFEN .S NNCARAGU Many Natives Welcome Ma- rines as Stabilizing Agency, He Says. Native Nicaraguans realize that the ted States Marines are needed in country “for its own good.” and expressed their ited States for re, it was de- & j. Gen. John A. Corps commandant, on from an inspection of n front.” le of the American troops in American_republic is high, me said. He praised higaly ng of Marine aviators there. ral said he had no idea how !d require to drive out San- followers, adding that it ible to learn how many had. as he knew, Lejeune said, Ma- X had bombed only El Chi- es where they have been expressed doubt &s to estimates of Sandino's | there was no way d be counted. He de- | on the outcome of ections next Fall. es Sandino ob- by holding out | ! U. S. Forces Turned Into Cav- Child Passenger, 5, Treated for Croup As Express Waits By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, Mo, February 14.—A transcontinental passenger train of the Santa Fe Railroad was delayed 21 minutes here today while one of its passengers, David Quan- trell, 5, was treated for croup. A physician met the train and pre- scribed for the child. David, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Quantrell of Bronzville, N. Y,, was en route with his parents to Los An- MOUNTED HARNES SEAING SIIND alry for Chase of Rebel Leader. By the Associated Press. MANAGUA, February 14.—The United States Marines, whose adapta- bility is proverbial, are being turned into improvised cavalry to match the | tactics of the rebel leader, Augustino | ed their arms He said that it had | ever, that Sandino | guns of the ‘War. | g that he had no ical source of am- | as in Honduras. | h five other of- | gua to Ocotal in 1! . the commandant | two weeks over | le. 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While little credence is placed here in the report from the United States that Sandino is fleeing to Honduras, | reports have been received here that | numbers of alleged Honduran Nationals who have been with Sandino_ are re- turning homeward wearied by his guer- rilla warfare. DIVORCED IN 1926. Former Wife Won Decree After 10 Years of Married Life. PORTLAND, Me., February 14 (#).— Mrs. Cecil C. Campbell was granted a divorce here May 18, 1926, from her husband, now held in Philadelphia as | the slaver of a woman in New York | City. Desertion was charged, and the | wife was awarded custody of & daugh- | married September 4, 1916, while Camp- | bell was a sergeant at Fort Williams, in South Portland. Mrs. Campbell, who lives in South | Portland, said last night that Campbell often threatened to shoot her during their year and a half of married life in this city and Washington, w0 weeks Former Klan Leader Held. 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