Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1930, Page 22

¢ B-6 NANKING FORCE MAKES FINAL DRIVE, General of Chinese Troops Makes Plea to Command- ers to Win War. By Radio to The Star. SHANGHAI, China, September 18.— | Calling on all his divisional command- ers to exert their fullest efforts to win the war, Gen, Chiang Kai-Shek, Presi- | dent of the Nanking government, has | announced that the final drive is now in progress. Reports reaching here in- | dicate heavy fighting along the Pieping-| Hankow and the Lunghal railroads, | with considerable gains against Gen.| Feng Yu-Hsiang's retreating troops. The Nanking government also has | announced the receipt of encouraging | news from its delegates at Mukden to | the effect. that the young marshal, Gen. | Chang Hsueh-Liang, is prepared to lend | s helping hand. This report is largely discredited here as being an attempt to bolster the optimism of Nanking ad-| herents while the final push is under way. . Sapping this optimism is a report in the Chinese press that Nanking in- tends to float another $50,000,000 loan | for the purpose of financing Manchu- ria’s war. The loans will be known as 1930 customs treasury notes.” Loc property owners, by paying two month advance rent, are expected to raise| Shanghal’s quota, namely, $1,000,000. (Copyright, 1930.) [ BRIG.GEN.DAVIS QUITS T0 AID YOUNGER MEN Distinguished Chicago Soldier @ives Others Chance to Rise From Ranks. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, September 19.—Brig. Gen. Abel Devis, one of Chicago's best known soldiers, has resigned his command of the 66th Infantry Brigade, “to give younger men a chance to rise in the ranks.” Gen, Davis, who is 66 years old, rose to a brigadier generalship from the | ranks, having enlisted in 1897. He| holds_the Distinguished Service Cross | and Distinguished Service Medal and is | an officer of the Legion of Honor in | recognition of his services during the World War. WOMAN BULL FIGHTERS DISPLAY BEST TEAMWORK Appearance of Fair “Toreadors™ Add Color and New Interest to Fading Sport. ALGES, Spain (#).—At a bullfight held here a group of woman bullfighters, for the first time, were pitted against a strong team of men “toreadors” in a test of pluck and skill. After the “dartsmen” have finish:d with the bull, a group of “forcados” (pitchforkers) entered the arena and while one seized the bleeding bull by the horns, the others held it fast by sheer weight, This is called a “pega” or catch. The secret of the “pega” lies In good team work, and the women forcados so far outdid the men in this contest that they were awarded the honors. Bullfights recently have suffered an eclipse. All kinds of improvements and sideshows failed to stimulate interest in game which the majority of the Por- tuguese condemn as cruel@nd unsports- manlike. The appearance of Woman bullfighters drew crowds and have added a new lease on life to the na- tional game of the peninsula. ARMY MEN ASK RULING ON CRUELTY TO HORSE Florida Case Taken to Federal Court Following Arrest When Unbroken Animal Balks. By the Associated Press. TAMPA, Fla, September 19.—The United States Court for the Southern District of Florida was asksd today to determine where the proper methods of breaking & balky Army horse end and cruelty begins. Glenn Gibson, senior _officer of the 116th Field Artiilery at Fort Myer, and Adrian Gaule, an enlisted man, were arrested in Lee County on charges of cruelty. They asked the Federal Court to take jurisdiction under an article of war. The officer set forth in & petition that the horse had injured several men and that & higher officer had ordered the animal hitched to a wagon and “broken.” The petition said that when the horse balked and refused to move the wagon the men whipped the animal, but did not injure it. MANY GRANDPARENTS WOOD RIVER, Il September 19 (N.AAN.A).—A daughter recently born to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Long is starting life with an ample supply of grand- parents. She has the distinction of having 11 grand and great grand par- ents living There are four generations on the paternal side of the mother's half of the family and three on the maternal side of her family. There are four gen- erations on both sides of the father's family. i (Copyright, 1930, by North American News- paper Alliance.) Rubio to Visit Northern Mexico. MEXICO CITY, September 19 (#).— President Ortiz Rubio wfll leave next week to visit the northern states. His stops will include some border points. The object of the trip is to inspect ir- rigation and road projects. 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The paper added that while this con- versation was in progress, advisers of Lioyd George consulted other min- isters with respect to detalls of the government's future program. Nitrate exported from Chile last year was valued at $114,500,000. these prices! Growing. Girls’ Shoes Growing girls' school oxfords; rub- ber, creps or leatber soles and ties, Also $3.99 EN-JOIE HEALTH SHOES Styles to it every font AN mizes and Al widiik No greasy smear! Permanent/ MAIN STORE The bu STAR, WASHINGTOM This is the design of the new Washington headquarters building of the oil concern to be erected between Second and Third streets on B street, which will be the Ceremonial Avenue of the Capi Commission, which holds a veto power over private siructures erected nearby the major G vernment developments, under | authority of the Shipstead-Luce act, call for a limestone fa to be approved by the Fine Arts body under this act. Plans approved by the Fine Arts de for this building. 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Su'a, a Samoan resident of , Honolulu, asked the commissioners to give Samoans American citizenship, | with a government similar to Porto | Rico's. | | BOY HANGED WITH BELT | Mother Finds 12-Year-Old High ; \8chool Freshman Dead. | | DENVER, Colo, September 18 tm_; | The body of a 12-year-old high scflool | | freshman, Norman Monniere, who | hanged himself with his belt in the | | basement of the family home yesterday, | was discovered by his mother when she | | returned from shopping downtown. No | | motive could be ascribed by relatives. | eaae We have pictured below only a few of the thousands of bargains which await you. We have the largest selection of women’s foot- wear ever to be shown in Washington, at New Fall Novelty Foot- wear New fall styles in women’s growing girls’ pumps, straps, oxfords, .in. all leathers and all heels. Sizes 2%-9 lati'n, il 80 A AL GTRAY 726 Seventh St. N.W. TRADE FIELD IS SEEN U. 8. Opportunity in South China | Found by Editor. . | NEW YORK, September 19 (#).—| American commerce has a great op- portunity now to penetrate Southern China while factions are at war in the north, George E. Sokolsky, editor of the Manufacturers’ Export Association sald Wednesday. The Natfonalist government at Nan- king offers full guarantees and a hearty welcome to foreign trade, he said, and the area in South China, extending below the Yellow River and with a population of 200,000,000, is thoroughly | stabilized and possesses modern con- or | ditions. Prefers Tonsil-Splitter. NEW YORK, September 19 (NAN.A.). — Athanassious ~ Arnadopoulos, who changed his name to Thomas Anderson two years ago in order to Americanize it, now wants it changed back to the original tonsil-splitter. He says his friends are passing him up and his business is suffering. (Copyright, 1930, by North American News- paper_Alliance.) 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