Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1933, Page 81

OLLY oc?cl?Ap‘i-y ICTURES IN THE MAP «+ - o ne SpanisH seTTLE MENTS IN MEXICO CAME “PERSISTENT RUMORS OF FABULOUSLY WEALTHY INDIAN CITIES IN THE UNEXPLORED REGION THAT 1S NOow NEW MEXICO ANP ARIZONA e THE TALES OF THE- VAST RICHES OF THESE “SeveN Cimies oF CiBoLA 8% THEY WERE CALLED; AROUSED THE CLUPIDITY OF THE ADVENTUROUS SPANISH “CONQUISTADORES = — = E— = = E—3 = F— == = —n = — o= o= — - ——— " / v THE CHOIKCE OF A COMMANDER PELL UPON FRANCISCO CORONADO, A DARING SOLDWSR AND GOVERNOR OF THE MEXICAN PROVINCE OB @ e e ————— S——— —_ T T EETTEEFAE OF THE INVADERS, THE INDIANS OF HAWIKUH YOLD THE SPANIARDS THAT THEY WOULD FIND RICH CITIES FURTHER 1O THE NORTH.— Cooking His Way Continsed from Ninth Page he explained, “and my father, in order to please my mother, sold out and came back to England to remain with my grandmother. Unfortunately, he placed his savings in the wrong bank and when it closed he was left penniless. I saved about £1,000, or $5,000, by this »and I gave that to my parents, Father wanted to go back to Amer- ica, but by that time the war was on and he and mother were afraid %o risk the passage. I decided that I wanfed to have some part in the war, but my record as stew- ORawy BY CaroL B THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 2, 1933. CLYDE STROUP, ir, 1200 ALTA ST., IN1539 Afiuucm A; MARQCO, EXPLORING FAR TO THE NORTH, SAW ONE OF THESE CITIES FROM AFAR,BUT ON ATTEMPTING TO APPROACH IT WAS DRIVEN OFF BY THE INHABITANTS THE COUNTRY IN ALL DIRECTIONS. Egypt, where we took aboard the 3504 W. 1357 ST, CLEVELAND, ONIO SevenCimies, Menpoz A, ViCEROY OFMEXICO, PREPARED TO SEND A STRONG FORCE 10 CAPTURE THESE MYSTERIOUS CITIES AND ;TIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHI e A AT CLAIMED THE HONOR OF LEADING THIS GXPEDITION AND ON BEING REJECTED, LEFTMEXICO N A HUFF AND RETURNED TO SPAIN.—* company S1st Infantry of the 33d Division. After e 1Y ~ 15 = R EATERRREARTRTR R e = CHCEOOERARRSRRRRRERREREELAACARRODERORRRRRR AR RO RR R | Il T TR = I