Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1930, Page 12

ON PLOT CHARGES Recent Dominican Candidate for President Accused of Planning Revolution. By the Associated Press. SANTO DOMINGO CITY, Domini- can Republic, May 19.—Federico Ve- lasquez, recently candidate for the presidency of the Dominican Republic on the Allanza ticket, was arrested at his home last might by & detachment of 20 soldiers. He was incarcerated in the old fortress. The soldiers were also loooking for Angel Morales, vice presidential candi- date of the Allanza and former Do- minican Minister to Washington. It was reported last night that the arrests had been ordered by Gen. Tru- fillo after letters showing Valesquez and Morales were fomenting a revolu- tion had been intercepted. Both Valesquez and Morales with- drew from the electoral contest before the balloting began, May 16. Rafael Trujillo, commander of the army, and | Gen. Rafael Estrella Urena, government | party candidates, were consequently un- opposed and were elected, respectively, President and Vice President. Sentries were posted on the streets leading to the American legation. They were apparently under orders to pre- vent Morales and Martin Mora, an- other Allancista leader, from taking refuge in the legation. Both Valesquez and Mora held cabi- net offices under the resigned President Horaclo Vasquez, who was forced out of office by &8 movement led by Gen. Trujillo and Gen. Estrella Urena. MUSSOLINI REVIEWS MILITARY FORCES ST R were (Most Imposing Ooncentration of Bailors and Militia Since Armi- stice Is Reported. By the Associated Press. FLORENCE, Italy, May 19 (®).— to Mussolini, Il Duce of Italy, firm- seated on a splendid bay horse, yes- terday reviewed soldiers, sailors and st militia in what was probably most military concentra- tion in Italy since the armistice. ‘While 45 scout airplanes droned overhead in battle formation the Duce yecelved the salute of Italy’s armed He made a picturesque figure orse In the long line of troops the t- ition mmlmrhm'mm PR hen youth is ealled to the colors wm&vmdm&;mmwm ) Kln’ supreme chief state’s forces. Let him give and we of = will carry it out fatherland shall call m"“ citles, will great and the splendid spec- & you h::: offered her.” LIPTON YACHT LEADS May 19 (#).— SPECIAL MAY SALE of Automatic Water Heaters Hinda Wasau Singing Her Swan Song. INDA WASAU is her Gayety. ords, this blonde burlesque gueen for the talkies. June 4, she will be ready for action on the Hollywood lot, while the burlseque muse sheds coplous tears and drapes itself in mourning. ‘There is no question that with the help of Hinda, Manager Jimmie Lake has coralled his best show at the Gayety this week. Not only is the P& i visiting star in the rarest of | 10 r m—especially with and without the purple fan— but she shows an extraordina aptitude for m: ing her audience shout unmodu- lated shouts for more, No enter- tainer on the Mutual circuit hl;.: m:l:e charms than she invokes and with happler s WA results than this young lady. If she is allowed to do for the movies what McBRIDE SEES EFFORT TO “DISCREDIT” DRY LAW Foes of Prohibition Inspired Hear- ings by House Committee. By the Assoclated Press. MORGANTOWN, W. Va.,, May 19.— F. Scott McBride, general superintend- ent of the Anti-Saloon League, said, in :g:uun( at two churches here yesterday, recent hearings held tion. McBride has been & witness before the Senate committee investigating lobbying Congress. He is to continue his testimony Tuesday. McBride attacked & prohibition L"“ now being conducted as inaccurately reflecting attitude of the Nation, and asserted the Assoclation the Prohibition Amendment was a “du Pont subsidiary.” \ Discussing his testimon; committee, McBride said the Anti- gllmn League was not in favor of home Tew. Italy Employs 500,000 Workers. ROME (/).—Budget statistics revealed that Italy employs about 500,000 public ts, paying them $303,263,421 year- servants, pa} to look after the national affairs of ,000 population. Gove Autocrat Motor Oil, “Penn- sylvania’s Best,” has a high fire test, great body and emall carbon content, and less gaso- Jine dilution. Nothing is more important than thorough lubrication. T — The oll that is Try Autocrat the next time At the Better e 308 Ilé'rnl from others. its advan- BAYERSON OIL WORKS Beware of Substitutes tages for ‘mulf. COLUMBIA 5228 The morning bath will never be cold with an automatic gas water heater in the home—and an automatic heater requires no tending. It’s al- ways dependable and operates on an amazingly small amount of fuel. WashINGTON GAs Licht COMPANY 419 Tenth St.NW. GEORGETOWN GAS LIGHT CO. Puone NAmuAL 8280 WISCONSIN AND DUMBARTON AVES. Mhonwe WEst 0615 G AS AP PLJANCE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, she has done fur burlesque she will be enshrined in the hall of fame in no_time at all. Hinda 1s, however, not alone in her glory this week. Bobble Nisson is i!un as personabie as ever, and Boots ush, in & number, “Especially You,” reaches a climatic furor. Others who contribute their bit with pleasing results are: Bebe Almond in one'of the best dances of the evening, Hap Freyer, Charles Goldie and Lew Petel (In some ancient “Scandal's” schemes) and the Gayety girls doing their steps with willing, if not accu- rate, results. Harry Ryan and Sammy Rice do some fairly good “trick” dancing to complete an excellent burlesque evening. RUSHES MAIL TO GRAF Plane Leaves Berlin on Trip to Beville. BERLIN, May 10 (#).—A Lufthansa freight plane of the Junker type W-33, } | with over 20,000 pleces of matl for South wa | America, left Tempelhof Airdrome to- day to intercept the Graf Zeppelin be- fore the Ilatter's - departure tomorrow | from Seville for Pernambuco. The plane is due at Seville tonight. The hop was made to demonstrate how co-operation between airplane and ld‘lfl'flbu type ships facilitates cargo de- veries, GAMBLER GAINS CUT BY CHICAGO POLICE| Raids on Slot Machines and Dog Tracks Effective, Swan- son States. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, May 19.—State's Attor- ney Swanson announced today that his office, in 15 months, has struck & body blow at Chicago gangdom by persistent hacking away at the source of gang ‘wealth. “We have consistently hit syndica| glmblln.," he said, pointing out that ul:e “tremendous income” that accrued gang slot machines had been broug] virtual end by raids, seizures and indict- ments. “Dog tracks came next” he said. “The Hawthorne, Fairview and Thorn- ton tracks were netting their gangster backers $2,000,000 a year. Al Capone, Jimmy Patten and George ( ) Moran were behind them. With the outlawing of dog racing another great source of income was lost. “I don't claim there is no law viola- tion in Cook County. But I do claim that this constant squeezing practice of our men has reduced the gangster in- come to & minimum in those fields.” FURNITURE RENTING OFFICE FURNITURE D. C., MONDAY, MAY 19, 1930. hPALAIS ROYAL Downslairs Store Tomorrow we go into the second day of our 15th Anniversary Sale...a great event ... but greater yet are the hundreds of values that represent new and smartly styled apparel for the entire family. Come tomorrow, and enjoy the savings! The Sensation of the Sale—These New Summer Anti-Saloon League Head Declares | BN il ‘Whipsnade, England, will dedicate its new $350,000 open-air 300 next Summ RESSES Reproductions of Higher-Priced Frocks—in Two Special Price Groups! Another Fine Lot 3-Year-Old Rosebushes ON SALE TUESDAY MORNING AND AS LONG AS THEY LAST e 25¢c Each—3 for 67c¢ to Miss Sty Blosming Bushes lon| loom] o8 This Sale 2%03 Feat High, 3 Yoars OId All Choice Varieties Butterfly—Gorgeous Yellow and Pink Columbia—Rose Pink Premier—Salmon Briarcliff—Deep Pink Claudius Pernet— Sunflower Yellow Ophelia— Salmon Shaded Rose Templar—Brilliant Red You Can Set Out These Bushes and They Will Produce for You an Abundance of Blooms for Years to Come. Other Plant Bargains This Sale—All 10c Ea. Fine Ci icent colors. Hardy Ivy—just the kind for window boxes. Ageratum, Chrysanthemums, Dusty Mil- ler, Fuchsias, Wandering Jew, Ice Plants, Lantanas, Scarlet Sage, Verbenas, Moon Vines, Petunias, Started Cannas. Marigolds Asters. . . 3 Started I .85¢ Doz. Started Lily of the Valley, $1.00 Doz. 15¢—2 for 28c Fragrant Double .Pe-rl Tuberoses, 39c Dozen Exhibition Giant Mixed Gladiolus, 49c Dozen EW.Bolgiano & Co. 607 1 ESt.NW. 5 009 Natl IS SRS S S S If these Dresses were marked $10 and $15 you would still think them fine v: at $7.75 . . . they are truly Colors include White—Blac! Pastels! Materials: Crepes—Prints—Geor- gettes—Chiffons! . Exact reproductions of high-priced sue- cesses! There are sports' and tailored models. The style features include En- sembles—Flared Skirts—Capes—Sunbacks Belted Models—Pleats—Ruffles and other style details! Dresses that are the greatest $5 values you ever saw! Exceptional workmanship and fine quality. New pastel shades and prints, of Shantungs — Rajahs—Crepes—Prints— Georgettes—Chiffons and many others! You'll find the popular sport styles and others for street and dress wear. There are many new popular style features, as Sun Backs—Cape Models—High Ties— Ruffles—Ensembles—Long and Half Sleeves —Sleeveless! i7aVi/e\ 78\ 8\ /@i /81 iT8Y No. Phone Orders No C. O. D. These Great Big Plants—each planted in a basket— 25¢ Each . _Sedum or Rock Plant, Hollyhocks, Dianthus, Shas- ta M’fl Bachelor’s Button, Vegetable Plants Cabbage Plants, Early Jersey Wakefield, 25c Dos. Tomato, Cauliflower, «.30¢c Doz. Sizes 14 to 20 . . . 38 to 50 Sizes for Every Woman and Miss! (re\/e\ . /8178 @) 78 18\ 8\ (8. & /8 PALAIS ROYAL—Downstairs Store May is the month when we have our special Water Heater Sale. During this month we install hundreds of water heaters, storage and automatic type, Ruud, Loveko or Pittsburg makes—a wide range to select from. While this sale lasts we concentrate our force of skilled mechanics on this one branch of service, assuring quick installations, each in rotation as orders are received. As little as $5 puts a new heater in your home; balance on easy payments with your gas bill. $10.00 —allowance on your old water heater, regardless of its age or make, when pur- chasing a new heater. : An Outstanding Sale of Lovely Pastel Pique Tennis Frocks ¥ andEnsembles 04: New... nnd 80 cool and dainty! Many charming styles in fast-color Pique trimmed with contrasting colors. Ensem- bles, too. .. in a pleasing assortment of models. Only our 15th Anniversary Sale could bring such values as these! Frocks, Sizes 16 to 44 . . . Ensembles, Sizes 36 to 40 Phone Orders Filled—District 4400 PALAIS ROY AL—Downstairs Store ROSSLYN GAS CO. 1S WEST WILSON BLVD. CLARENDON VA. Phove CLasnooN 75 HEAPQUARTERS