Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1930, Page 77

RESORTS. MAYOR A POLICE CHIEF CONVICTED East Chicago Vice Campaign Nets 15 Liquor Con- spiracy Charges. By the Associated Press HAMMOND, Ind., January 18.—Mayor Raleigh P. Hale, Chief of Police James ‘W. Regan and 13 others of East Chi- cago, including one woman, were con- victed in Federal District Court last night on charges of conspiracy to vio- late the prohibition law. ‘The convictions represented another chapter in the Government's extensive campaign to clean cut what it charged were widespread and wholesale viola- tions of liquor laws in the Calumet dis- trict, which includes the Indiana citles of Gary, East Chicago, Hammond, Whiting and Crown Point. Gambling and vice, under the protection of offi- clals, resulted from the liquor law vio- lations, the Government charged. ‘The trial that ended last night was the third growing out of the Northern Indiana investigation. Federal Judge Thomas W. Slick set February 15 to hear a motion for a new trial and sentencing. The maximum penalty is two years' lmpriaonment and a fine of sm 000. P TRUCKLOAD OF ALCOHOL STOLEN FROM CAPTORS Dry Agents at White Plains Hold | Trio After Being Robbed of Evidence While Phoning. By the Associated Press. ‘WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., January 18— It's getting so a hard-w standing on the streets. . After seizing a truck loaded with 50 10-gallon barrels of alcohol here Thurs- day Dry Agents A. W. Stoddard and Wlllllm Tauczy of the New York office stopped at an office building to tele- phone news of their seizure. They took the three men they found on the truck inside with them. When they came out the truck was gone. A bystander said & man had driven it away. Although the evidence had disap- pe-red the three men were held, charged ith ng the dry law. RESORTS. <rking prohtbition | agent can't leave a truckload of alcohol | Postmaster Learns Big Stamp Purchase Won’t Bolster Rank “There Ain’t. No Santa Claus,” Wails Friend as Letter Spoils Plan. By the Associated Press. FLORENCE, Kans, January 18— Chrisimas next year will be just De- cember 25 to Ben Minturn of Chicago, and it's all the fault of the Postal De- partment. Minturn is discouraged. Hearing just before Christmas that his boyhood friends in Florence were threatened with having their post office reduced to a third class office because of decreased postal receipts, and that his old chum, Shamus O'Brien, would suffer a resultant cut in his salary as postmaster, Minturn set out to play Santa Claus. He sent to O'Brien an order for $1,000 worth of ‘stamps, sufficient to make up the deficit in receipts. The Postal Department, however, has sent O'Brien a letter stating the $1. (\I]fl‘ order would not count in his y business afd a warning from the solic- itor general that postmasters who in- duce purchases * lowance of facilities at their office” were open to suspicion. O'Brien, Minturn and Florence are convined “there ain’t no Santa Claus” in Washington. PAPER PLANT BURNED. $400,000 Loss at Monroe, Mich,, to “Waste” and Equipment. MONROE, Mich., Jenuary 18 (#).— The new storage plant of the Consoli- dated Paper Co. here was swept by fire last night, with destruction of 12.000 tons of baled waste paper and of the plant equipment. The loss was esti- mated by company officlals to exceed $400.000. The building was completed and placed in service three months ago. Firemen were handicaped by the snow and cold weather. U. S. Honors Canadian, 'OTTAWA, Ontario, January 18 ( J. B. Tyrell of Toronto, noted Cana: explorer, was presented yesterday with the Daly medal of the American Geo- Rmphicsl Soclely for outstanding work in geography. RESOR1 E' How would you like a Winter holiday that is entirely different, bringing the tan of days spent in a saddle and memories of nights under | desert stars? Arizona, New Mexico and Southern Cali- fornia are centers of Southwest guest ranch activities, where Winter is delightful, visitors spend enjoyable days on horseback, joining round-ups, roping cattle, hunting, fishing or visiting old Mexico just across the border. The less .strenuously inclined can play . out- doors or just relax and enjoy the radiant, health-giving sunshine. For literature and information regarding ranches, and for reservations, No Charges or Fees Ask Mr. Foster | Woodward & Lothrop The Mayflower 7th Floor Connecticut Ave. Seventy sk Mr.Foster offices in large cities and re- sorts in United Shte Cln-da and Cuba. “for the purpose of in- | creasing their pay or affecting the al- | THE SUNDAY RELIEF IN CHINESE FAMINE IS APPROVED Foreign Missions Conference Votes to Enlist Aid for Suf- ferers. By the Associated Press. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, January 18. —A resolution was pl\‘cd at the final session here yesterday of the annual meeting of the Foreign Missions Con- ference of North America recommend- ing to its constituents and the “sym- plthetlc American public” measures of relief, as far as practicable, for the “flupernm famine situation in China.” Devu]upmne! of talent is most marked between the ages of 30 and 45. | jEF FERSON HOTEL RiciMoNp, ViRaixia Avistocrat of Southland Hotels | wiYour trip North or South ia incomplete ithout & Mop in Rickmond=—at the Jeffer. son. nce, comfort and .teu cuisine s 7 this famed hostelry. On direct route Cll-ha and Dixie Tonu "Golf privi leges. Booklet on request. WaLLincron Haroy, Manager Other Comsolvo Tiotels The Belvedere, Baltimore The Monticello, Norfolk T _WEST_ VIBGIN lA fiv’;mrr SuLmmus mmg-!k)_& LW A EUROPEAN PLAN 685 B9Ns ST L ) | same ownersHp AS THE / AAMBASSADOR HOTELS NEW YORK. PALM BEACH I28 LOS ANGELES U] TE Un%d’ vpflam‘v _“Efimafihmfln e n&ltfltl DufmctuEDWmt " d for A Of the New An Ideal Vacation Awaits You at the ST. CHARLES 'ne Best Located Hotel On the Roardwalk ‘The ul B and fresh w: sant. [ ST. PIETIERSBURG.PI.A. Amodern and dis~ tinctive hotel ,on Spanish Mission 'style; 130 rooms each with bath. |Ametrican plan. Golf course ads! Jjoing.Open after s dan 1st. Booklet T Management fi HUGH JAY FLYNN ™ ‘1& . (T eLinc ’ \./ TROPICS [ RUSH TO GREET YOU When you weary of Winter's ear-nipping, motor-freezing, coal-consuming pranks, hit the Sun-Trail to Florida . . . where Summer is waiting for you with roses in her hair . ., - SUMMER in an emerald robe with sea-waves rollicking at her feet . . . Mocking-birds piping come by auto . .. watch Winter fade into Spring as you speed south- ward. At Jacksonville the tropics rush to greet you and Spring wafts happily into Summer .. . Summer with roses in her hair. Jacksonville is Florida's dominant city . . . growing, lively, cosmo politan. Strike off Winter's fetters| Come to Jacksonville for a buoyant holiday. Every recreation and ° pleasure facility you want is here. STAR, WASHINGTON, | RESORTS. NEW_ORLEANS, LA. NEW ORLEANS (harles ALFRED S. AMER ¢ C0. Lt NEWOREANS, LA LA. lllu!\uudmflm pijrled asking LinesmLobly LONG-DISTANCE MOVING Loads _or part loads to and from Baltimore, Philadeiphia New York, Boston, Norfolk, Pittsburgh and points en route. Since 1896 DAVIDSON IRANSFER & STORAGE CO. 1117 H St NW. Natl 9220 to 9230 [ Y Fidelity Storage Company 1420 You Street Storasg, furniture. merchandise, automo- Cif long-distance moving. silver vaults, rug clean- 15 ve: arehouse Mbhey advanced. 1,500 Tooms. Ask any ness man or bank. Estimates free. K. 3400 AITORME CO., INC. PACKING WV SHIPPING @18 EYE ST. N.W. + Dist. 2010 MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE, January 29 | NewsS., S. ““Transylvania”,66days, Ma- deira, Canary Islands, llomeo. Spain, Greece, Palestine, Egypt, Italy, ete. Alldineonesitting; expect about 450. CRUISE June 28 EUROPE:":un CUNARD Ulllzllu. $600 to $1250 Madeira, Morocco, Spain, Algiers, Hatys Rivisen. Swedan.” Hos Edinburgh, Holland, Be)gmm. Paris, London, Rhine, berammergln assion l‘l:y)—nlect clientele; the most and best for your money. Hotels, drives, fees, etc. included 420 - & Tourist Asenc lark,_Times Bu EAN CRUISE PASSION PLAY=~EUROPEAN TOUR Sail Peb. IS™ for 95 Perfect Days IRST, James Boring's Fifth Annual Mediterranean Cruise, by specially chartered White Star Line . Calgaric, visiting every bordering country when climatic conditions ore best. (Rates of cruise alone, $740 up). Then a 30-day Tour of Evrepe includ- ing England, France, Switzerland and the Passion Play ot Oberammergav. Return by S. S. Homeric. Rates, $1,000, wp, cover all necessary expenses. MIDNIGHT SUN CRUISE Specially chartered 8. 8. Calgaric sails June 28. Rates, first class, $550 vp, Indu‘o stopover return ticker. iis from uavrmw‘m or JAMES :;R\IG’S TRAVEL smnct Ine, FIFTH WENUE (TO THE MEDITERRANEAN SHIPS OF ROMAN SPLENDOR : IIVIEIA Go or :GENOA ALY and AUGUSTUS ~Werld lar. SITMAR De Lune Connecting Linete Egyps, Palestine, Constantinople and Athens. Write for iliustrated boohlet *Lido All the Way® £ .G N.G JANUARY 19, STEAMSHIPS. For Rest and Recreation Old Point Comfort Norfolk Virginia Beach Via POTOMAC RIVER and CHESAPEAKE BAY DAILY SERVICE THROUGH TICKETS SOUTH TO ALL POINTS New York-Boston by Sea Bpecial Low Rates on Automobiles Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co. City Ticket Office %31 15th St. NW. on the New DE LUXE _umR LINER 20, 200 tons reg., 26,700 tons displ. But you sall away o Slllln( from 'u- anl Feb. 1 b. 22 17 dlyl—Cnllmg at KINGSTON (Jamaica) CARTAGENA (Colombia) COLON (Panama) HAVANA (Cuba) NASSAU Rates $200 up For illustrated booklet apply to SWEDISH AMERICAN LINE 21 Seate Se., N. Y., or local Agent e 71 DAYS OF DELIGHT Sail away onthe famous cruising steamer ROTTERDAM et FEB. 6th Enjoy real comfort, entertaine ment, strictly first c| unsurpassed cuisine. Visiting 18 fascinating Mediterraneas Countries under Holland-America Line management American Express Co, in charge of shore excursions THE ROTTERDAM is being entirgly recor &-uconm'enm. e s o del bt e pom ‘ming pool and modern mwg&c-flvnwlum ! Il make this ever | b { B e dincrimineting crue pe- senger. Write for illustrated booklet HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE MSTATESTREET o o NEWYORK Or ylu!hoflnd!hlmhlnAEnl —— —— —— YOU CAN GO TO NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK Go to Norfolk by the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company. Connect there with an Old Dominion Liner sailing daily to New York— except Sundays. Fare, $15 and up, one way. 0ld Dominion Liners leavo Novjolh ;«uly. except S:‘ndoy lhrou.‘ tickets, reservations apply Nnrfalll and Washington o Wufuu, Va. St OLD DOMINION LINE OF THE EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES New Low GVinter Rates to ELIROPE Lower one-way fares on some liners . . . lower round-trip fares on others. How lucky you plan to laze in the trop- ical sun of southern France or beside the cerulean waters CRUTSE O 1oy, / \ g‘?—j\‘“‘rms _— ROYMP,- ' i ass service | 1930—PART SIX. Wer Cru West Indies South America Africa Bermuda Havana Panama Canal Jamaica Porto_Rico Ask for Special Cruise Folder Europe Make your reservations now for Spring and Summer sailings, in order to secure choice accom- modations. Ober’s Steamship & Tourist Agency e e 1l Lis 1420 H St N.W. Phone Main 3347-3348 waaaas BY SEA P WITH A DAY AT MIAMI S. S. HENRY R. MALLORY Sats. Jan. 25, Feb. 8, 22 and every other Saturday thereafter A FAST and attragtive service be- tween New York and Galves- ton, calling at Miami ¢nroute. Com- fortable accommodations, including rooms with beds and bath. Deck sports. 1HROUGH 11CKETS CALIFORNIA, OKLAHOMA, NEW MEXICO. ARIZONA, COLORADO and All Powts on the PACIFIC COAST Delightful Vacation Tours: Miami-Galveston—Houston, @ 13 Days, all expenses, includ- ing sightseeingand motor trips ashore, $125 up. Take Your Car. Rolled Aboard. No Crating. All-yeas fre ‘;In sore. vice every Wednese day O Saturday Ask Any Authorized Tourist Agent Passenger Dept.. North River, ALL EXPENSE CRUISES TO THE WEST INDIES and CARIBBEAN Bythe splendid od-burning tarbine sister-ships VEENDAM" qu Nasau —= Havana « Kmsosron Coton (Paname Ca) Sa Joan (PartoRico). itioned for | Feal beds - | cold run- MANTINQUI =87, TROMAI—SAN JOAN— Bammwea, o 17 DAYS —February 1Sth Visiting: Poxr-av-Pansce—Kmmosron—Covon (Panama Canal)—HAvaRa— NASau. 17 DAYS —Mareh Sth f“l: .w’:m—m—b \—Nanav, 17aad u dlv eruises $130 up. days 385 up. uax, (Porto Ri 14 Mm (Easter in Bermuda Vishting: Namav, Havaua, Mudflkvul,’-fll‘ sent om request. HOLLAND - AMERICA LINE 21.24 Seate Stroet, New York mohund in all pris | Cities md FRANK TOURIST CO. , 1420 H St. N.W., Washingion CLYDE - - MALLC RY, STEAMSHIPS. STEAMSHIPS. u l..c-’l'& {up) Red Star Line Lapland (28,200 tons) Suhhnnrv 25; February 8, 22; March 8 Stopovers arranged. Also bookings to Havana=$85 ene way MEDITERRANEAN By White lur-ll Days pfiul of tourist interest. Qci;g];?:p;ll:‘:: 20 Tourist flrdrélbin, both including shore ncumoin. S. 8. Laurentie February 37 — 8. S. Adriatie March 8. White Star liner Homerie under charter o Thos. Cook & Son—To Mediterrancan jan 35 White Ssar liner Calgaric under charter to Bor- ing's Travel Service— ToModiterranean Feb. 15. WHITE STAR LINE RED STAR LINE INTERNATIONAL MERGANTILE MARINE COMPANY ws R. M. HICKS. Msr., D. €., er any authorited ‘steamship asent. ALL-EXPENSE TOURS from Baltimore - to Florida and Havana ST.AUGUSTINE: oldest city in U. S., every Tuesday and Friday, o days, $81, HAVANA CRUISE, including Miami: every ‘Tuesday, 16 days, $217, DAYTONA BEACH: every Tuesday and Fri- day, 9 days, $90, SILVER SPRINGS: Tue. -Fri,, 9 days, $90, EAST COAST TOUR, via Miami, Daytona, St. Augustine, Jackeonville: every Tues day, 13 days, MIAMI CRUISE : Tuesdays, 9 days, $106, WEST COAST: including St.Petersbutg; every Tuesday, 13 days, FAMOI.II SINGING TOWER (near Lake uesdays, Fridays, 9 days, $92, clfllll LT through central Florida;every - Tuesday, 10 days, $105. Send for new booklet describing these economical tours. Inquire about stop- over privileges. REGULAR SERVICE: Baltimore to Florida every Tuesday and Friday. Throu‘h fares 0 all points via Jacksonville and Miami, MERCHANTS:MINERS [ ow Transportation Co. Travel Bureau, 1338 H St,N. W. National 4612 Wash. (S’ Spanish cfoain ‘OT for buried pirate gold but for health - and happiness.Jointhe Orderof Pleasure Pirates — throw overboard all care and worry ~dance, swim and enjoy tennis and deck games with the gayest of mpnnlonu. Bring back the exotic beauty and charm of the troj of pale moonlight through a silhouette of palms. You are sure m have a jolly time — if you sail on the 27 day cruise of the RELIANCE From NEW YORK “ldal Crutaing Suamee” JAN. 232d OTHER RELIANCE CRUISES Feb. 22—27days March 2616 days Rates $300 up and $200 up HAMBURG-AMERICAN 39 Broadway, New Yerk LINE Or lecal tourist agenm. BERMUDA D igisiing: G v ST PATTERN of white-roofed parishes . . . flower bordered highways unprofaned by for you . .. if business sum- of the Mediterranean . . . or automobiles . . . a sports haven merrily from sheer joy of living . . . touscicd palms rearing high against June moons ... romance ... pleasure . .. freedom from care. These are yoursin Jacksonville . .. these broad brush strokes of color on the canvas of a perfect holiday without a single touch of winter's white monotony in the picture. They are just a day away from your own icy front steps. Board a train . . . oraboat ... or AB TIFU REE BOOKLET TEWAY TO Jacksonville's hotels are comfort- able. Their rates are moderate. Jacksonville extends a welcoming hand to the winter visitor. You'll enjoy Jacksonville. AR All wansportation routes from a vast territory converse InJacksenville. JACKSONVILL ALL FLORIDA This advertisement Is authorized and paid for by the Chty Councll of the Chty of Jacksonville. Inquiries should be addressed 1o the office of the Mayer or to the Chamber of Commeree. mons you abroad . . . or if ' coast the slopes of St. Morita! SAILINGS TO ENGLAND, FRANCE and GERMANY PRESIDENT HARDING . . . . Jan 22, Feb. 19, March 19 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT . . . . Jan. 29, April 2, April 30 GEORGE WASHINGTON . . . . Feb.5, March 5, March 29 AMERICA . . . . « o o o Feb.12, March 12 April9 THREE 16 DAY WEST INDIES CRUISES You want an ¢scape from Winter, and new-born vitality? Sail Jan. 28, Feb. 15 or March 6 . . . from Philadelphia throuah 4, 317 miles of turquoise seas on the transatlantic liner REPUBLIC . . . transetlantic service . . . only $175 ui including shore excursions. No passports. Write unmccfl,- ately for literature and deckplan. Consult your Local Steamship Agent or UNITED STATES LINES John W. Childress, General Agent 1027 Connecticut Amw-, Washington, D. C. x * % [} Telophone, National 7563 that lures tournament topnotchers... a cameraderie of large and small hotels scintillating with dignified night life . . . o0y Take them all together. Flavor with hospitality and British charm. Warm with sunlight. Garnish with royal palms and poinsettias. Add water, lots of it— and the bluest blue you can imagine. Any wonder Bermuda is such a tempting travel dish? @325 Your trip on amodern liner provides a two-day appetizer before and a two-day dessert afterwards. Three sailings weekly—3.5.“Arcadian”, Thurs- days—M. S,-“Bermuda”, Saturdays— 8. 8. “Fort St. George;’ Wednesdays o»c3 Bermuda's Average Temperature Last Week T° ¥, For Booklets consult Rermuda Trade Development Board, 3130 Park Ave.; or The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., 36 ; or Furness Bermuda Line, 34 Whitehall St. and 365 Fifth Ave., New York; or any Tourist Agent.