Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1930, Page 19

1K EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. FEBRUARY 12, 1 B—7 | rived. in Paris last night. showed that war, with its destruction| dictated by any desire asing | Mrs. W. Frelot to see to it Ex-Dictator Not Recognized. His only | baggage was two suit cases. of decre v any one's prestige. Italy feels that|supper table is amply supplied. of human life and wealth, ) "-“:’ there are no nations superior or infe- | celebrities of Celtic extraction.* George| PARIS, February 12 (P)—Unherald- | The former diciator Jef: Spain Mone disastrous to the victor as to the VAR“|rior. The only point that we have in|O'Connor and Matt Horn, are to sing|cd and unsung, Gen. Miguel Primo de | day on his way to a vacation at San quished. | mind is that the world needs peace, and recite the “Faults and Foibles of | Rivera, resigned Spanish dictator, ar-|Remo on the Italian rivier “We have before us a vast program | economy and understanding, and that|the Pilgrims.” Willlam E. Andrew,| of work for the advancement of our an actual reduction of fleets and a | former Representative in Congress| oS w2 ok T ot NERVOUS WOMAN NEARLY parity among the continental powers of | from Nebraska, will tell bri=fly what | be averted. A war would mean for | “I was very nervous and so cross sleep and a BIG appetite. Gives that the | ‘Two | Europe will help the financial situation, | the Plymouth Colony started. | Italy the ruination of the social con-|the understanding and the peaceful| John Altheus Johnson is the present struction which Fascism is bringing SPirit of Europe. | governor of the society, and Miss Mary | about, the social construction of a na-| “We want work and peace, and 1| W. Durham is chairman of the enter- | tion of workers in the ideal of work,| think that in your hearts these two tainment committee. % ) which is also the fundamental ideal of | words are just as deeply engraved as in the American civilization. Italy, there- | the hearts of the Italians.” | fore, needs peace, believes in peace, and INQUIRY 15 BEGUN Stray Bullets Strike Hotel and Houses in Rum FORITALY IS GTED Ambassador Martino Tells| Radio Audience His Coun- * meaning rabbit. Skirmish. By the Associated Press. EL PASO, Tex, February 12.—Au- thorities emitted a sleepy “ho-hum” today as they apathetically began an investigation of a border gun battle | yesterday which sent bullets of Mexican rum runners zipping along downtown thoroughfares and into houses and a hotel on the American side of the river. Stray bullets from river bank battles between border patrolmen and rum runners have become so commonplace to downtown pedestrians in recent months that they occasion only casual | comment. Marksmanship of the rum- mers is notoriously poor. One prisoner was captured by the border patrolmen in the batile yester- day, although there, were no casualties. | e outburst of “firing began when snipers on the Mexican side of the al- most dry Rio Grande saw the capture effected. The marksmen attempted to rout the patrolmen by a heavy barrage of rifle fire. Carl Thomas of Chicago was routed from his hotel room by a bullet which shattered the window. ~ Bullets also en- tered the home of Mrs. Elenea Caseras, alone with her baby, but neither was | injured. Border patrol authorities said they ex- pected to learn little from the man held, as the river rum runners ordi- narily are small-scale operators. “BOOTCH” LIKES FIRE, BUT LEARNS HIS LESSON Blaze Started by Child Causes $50 Damage Before Family Gets There. “Bootch,” 4-year-old son of a Chip- pewa Indian chief, won't play with fire any more. No, sir. Things were kind o' dull yesterday afternoon for “Bootch” as he played on a bed on his sister's apartment, at 468 Louisiana avenue, so he decided to start something. The window was open, the air was indeed chilly, a box of matches was at hand, so the most logical thing to do ‘bl:uld be to start a fire, thought the Y. He gathered together some old news- papers and mixed them with used-up Christmas toys. struck a match and he had a swell fire. Everything was all right until the bed clothing began to ignite, then the ‘worst smoke he had nearly ever seen just poured out. Unlike the mythical boy on the burning boat. “Bootch” left the scene at once. His sister, Mrs. Harris Woolen, called in the fire en- gines. which soon had the blaze under control. Total cost of “Bootch’s” fun to his folks, §50. The child. .James Irving Cuffur, is known to, the Indians in Castle Lake, Minn., his birthplace, as Wah-Boose, Not long ago his mother died. Since that time Mrs. Woolen has cered for him. AMUSEMENTS POLI'S—"King Lear.” A triumph in his second appearance in Shakespearean repertory at Poli's is s~cred by Fritz Leiber as King Lear in the English bard's im 1 tragedy. Leiber last night gave a brilliant por- trayal of the ancient monarch, who, in | se-king respite from the cares of state, falls & vietim to the wiles of scheming daughters. His performance was dis- tinctive in this role, held by many Shakespearean students to be the best of the wonderful Elizabsthan play- wright. Leiber's characterization is good throughout, and the final scene especially, when Lear suffers his tragic end following the return of reason after | & spell of madness, he was the actor superb, ‘The company, sponsored by the Chi- cago Civic Shakespearean Society, in- cludes much capable talent and the | play was well cast. All the wit and wickedness of the plotting Edmund were admirably brought out by Hart Jenks. As Kent, the king's faithful and loving | henchman, a difficult part, Lawrence . Cecll was excellent. Exceptionally com- mendable, too, -was the work of John Forrest as the fool. | Lear’s three daughters were played by Vera Allen, Virginia Bronson and Marie | Carroll, the first two assuming the roles | of the schemers, Goneril and Regan, | and the last named that of the banished Cordelia. In the sharply contrasting rts they left nothing to be desired in he way of good reading of lines and subdued performance. ‘The third of the series to be presented tonight will be “Othello.” | | | | { || richer in Vitamins A and D than an One good thing about bein’ well—the Lord is allus sure to take all the good, useful citizens before he gits around to you. Some folks go to Floridy ever' Winter, an' others say: “Another Winter 'li never ketch me in this climate.” “Oh, T might take a drink in an em- bassy, but I'm nob takin' any chances around home,” sald Leghorn Tharp at a silver weddin' last night. (Copyrisht, 1930.) g ciously refreshing and ex- h Guggenhe try’s Stand.. Italy’s position at the Five-Power | Naval Conference in London is that her | armament must be on a parity with that of any other continental European | power, Nobile Giacomo de Martino, | Italian Ambassador to this country, de- clared last night in an address deliv- ered over the Columbia Broadcasting | System's coast-to-coast network. He also made & plea for peace, and bespoke continued friendship between the United States and Italy, declaring that good feeling exists, “notwithstanding ~the | maneuvers of 'adversaries and childish | attempts of certain zealots. The Italian Ambassador was intro- {duced by Senator Frederick H. Gillett | of Massachusetts, member of the Senate | | committee on foreign relations, who | | paid tribute to the envoy. The address | was the fourth of the “Conclave of | | Nations” prcgrams. Next week's pro-| gram will be devoted to Belgium, with | | Prince Albert de Ligne, the Belgian | | Ambassador, as speaker. | | _In discussing Italy's attitude toward naval disarmament the Italian Ambas- sador said: “The last great world struggle clearly GINGER ALE There are no disappointments with National Ginger Ale It has always the same enuine gingerness — deli- ilarating. Made today the same way that made it famous. By case or bottle at grocers and delicatessens. Served at cafes, clubs and fountains. im Co., 33d and K Sts. W. 2508 Here’s the Surest Way Known to Get. Your Daily Vitamins Better Health and Greater Strength, Energy and Activit: TAKE YOUR VITAMINS STRAIGHT || Now any thin, worn out, sickly, nNervous man or woman can swallow |two easy to take sugar coated tablets 'and get the equal in precious Vitamins of one teaspoonful of Vitamin tested cod liver ofl. ~ This is an undisputed fact—and any broad minded physician or phar- macist will tell you so. 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