Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1929, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, newspaper Handelsblad wrote that he understood from esponsible quarters that the Nethermnds government would concern itself not so much with respon- sibility of the Venezuelan government | for the raid itself as.its responsibility to punish the perpetrators adequately. The storm of press criticism at the government’s allowing the city’s defense | to become so weakened as to permit a band to enter the city, take charge of it, SEES NO TROUBLE - FROM REBEL RAID capture the governor and other officials Holland Government Does | and take off with them, continued. | Z |0ld Chinese King’s Tomb Is Made Site Of Modern Airport Nanking, Hankow Shanghai Linked Daily Flight Service. in and | D. C, TUESDAY Agriculture Bureau Is Setting Traps To Catch Pestiferous Japanese Beetles JUNE 11, - 1929, LOEB IS 24 TODAY. Mexican Chieftain Slain. MEXICO CITY, June 11 (P).—Dis- | Slayer of 4Bobbie” Franks Runs Phtches to El Universal from Aguascal- ® | ientes today said Antonio Ramieres, a | rebel chieftain, and 49 of his followers were killed in a three-hour combat at Prison’s Errands. JOLIET, Ill, June 11 (#).—Richard The open season on Japanese beetles | points in one area, and near Alekandria | A. (Dickie) Loeb, who, with Nathan A. is now on in Washington and nearby Virginia and Maryland. Anticipating the period when the in- sect is most prevalent, the Bureau of Entomology, Department of Agriculture, has supervised the distribution of about | 72 beetles were found in 39 locations. | The insects begin their seasonal em- ployment about July 1, frolic until about September 15, and retire. Dr. Marlatt and his assistant beetle deceivers hope to retire all in the Washington vicinity permanently. Leopold, Jr., Is serving a life sentence | for slaying little Bobby Franks, was 24 | years old today. Prison_authorities sald it would be | “just another day” for Loeb, with no deviation from his regular routine of running errands. | Geronimo, ~Aguascalientes, with _the | combined forces of Gens. Lucas Gon- zales and Anacleto Lopez. Federal cas- ualties were not mentioned. A race meeting was recently held in the shadow of the Rock of Gibraltar. CRUISE TO Not Believe Venezuela Can |MACON WOMA.N T()-{:ACE S Be Held Responsible. | GRAND JURY ARSON QUIZ‘BH»r fissiiidren | i3 NANKING, China, June 11.—On the 2 Central Figure in Claying Also Ac- | crumbling tomb of Hung-Wu, founder THE HAGUE, Netherlands, June 11 cossdtoPIotiing MireMbat | o the Mg dynasiyin this city dn 1368 Holland does not hold Venezuela re- | AD., there hangs today a huge banner sponsible for the week end's disturbing Destroyed House. in red, yellow and black, bearing this events Willemstad, Curacao, but | anseription: that government to Daily air mail and passenger service | puni measures e harbbr defenses at Willem- will start from here. Shanghai, Hankow be strengthened with arrival | and Ngnkm:. Fare one way $35 Amer- torpedo rat Kortenaer, - | ican. y order, minisf - of Hollanc. €7 6:30 a.m. today | indict Mrs. J. C. Powers, aged boarding The place has been selected for the o o Ameterdam and de. | house proprietress, central figure in the | landing field of the Stinson Alrcraft the West Indies. If the slaying of James W. Parks, youthful | Corporation of Wayne, Mich., second | not interfere she should er, and Claud P. Burnham, Jack- | American concern to get a contiact with e 22, Fla., linotype operator, on !the Nationalist government for air rges of arson in connection with the | transportation of mails and passengers | destruction of a residence here in 1925. | between Shanghai on the east and | The solicitor general’s announcement | Hankow on the west, over a stretch of followed questioning of Burnham, who | 600 miles. was brought here from Jacksonville | As if further to emphasize the con- Sunday. Burnham, when taken into |trast betwen the old and the new, the custody Saturday, readily agreed to re- | government has been confronted with turn to Macon and tell of his dealing |the unlooked-for application of 11 young with Mrs. Powers while a roomer at her | women who wished to be trained as house in 1925, when the fire occurred. | pilots of the speedy si: Earl Manchester, 19, under indict- | machines that are to be u: ment for murder in connection with the [new line. Two of these exponents of death of Parks, also told some of Mrs. advanced feminism disguised themselves Powers' statements to him concerning | as men in order to have a better chance Burnham. | of realizing their ambitions. 200 beetle traps, and Presid?ll’:; Hnovel’l‘ - o qualifies as a beetle hunter with several | | {raps in the south grounds of the white HONGKONG LACKS WATER. | House, | The traps, resembling the latest iny| suspended bird baths, are designed ps-‘Shortnze ‘Threatens Island, Put on pecially for Mr. Beetle. The Bureau of Entomology is confident that only a Strict Allowance. l CALIFORNIA LI > > on famous WithrCrorns In 3 Minutes Painless, Easy, No Irritation “A vovacs is as interesting as the people you meet’— And the Dollar World Liner that takes you to Cali- fornia gives you— 2 not oaly glorious days of luxury— but the fascinating society of many Round-the-World travelers. First-class cabins are available to California on these famous World- Liners entering Boston, New York and bound Round the World. Fortightly sailings, via Havana and Panama. Only the Dollar Liners offer this unique privilege. It is important to make your reservation at the eavliest possitle date. (Every cabin a large outside room with real beds.) Free Parlor Car Japanese beetle would be foolish enough | HONGKONG, June 11 (#).—Hongkong | to fall victim to its deceplln‘n.t and thf\ | 1sland, after unprecedented drouths, i traps will be watched with interest. A | gorn oty on o ot nortage termed | metal cylinder, painted green, with a | smaller cylinder of glass protruding |the worst in the history of the British | from the bottom, constitutes the trap. colony. Water, which is dependent upon | The deception to which Mr. Beetle, if | the rainfall, has been reduced to a victim, consists of a funnel in the metal | scant month’s supply. eylinder down which the insect travels | The island's population, totaling 1.- in search of a sweet odor at the bottom. | 000,000, has been placed on the strict- Dr. C. L. Marlatt, chief of the Bureau | est water dole and streets are lined with of Entomology, will count himself lucky | guests awaiting their portions. The gov- if as many as 40 beetles are deceived. |ernor has announced the government The Washington vicinity is not infested | would inaugurate measures intended to <:;{" and where the insects have been noted, | oppose spread of disease, which might ||| in the Botanic Gardens and near the be expected in view of the drouth and | railroad yards, it is presumed they hot weather. | were brought in by freight cars or as guests of unsuspecting motorists from the New Jersey and Pennsylvania areas, Bus service from Herald Square, New York City to steamer. e o o By the Associated Press MACON, Ga., June 11.—Solicitor Charles H. Garrett announced yester- day afternoon that the Bibb County ¢ Special summer roundtrip fare: to California on Dollar World: Liner, return by any direct rail route—$350. Open until Nov. 30, 1929. DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE 25 and 32 Broadway, New York. H.ANover 7394 or Bow ling Groen 3144 604 Fifth Avenue, New York. 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