Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1930, Page 23

21 MEN, 6 FIRMS INDICTED IN TOPEKA Charged With Dry Law Vio- lation in Distribution of ‘Meanest Man’ Won’t Give Blood to Own Baby; Goes to Jail By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, July 30.—Charged with refusing to give blood to aid his anemic baby, Leo Bloteaux was sent to jall yesterday after Judge James F. Hardy had termed him “the meanest man in the world.” Bloteaux also was charged with cruelty and failure to support his ‘works 11 THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, CAPT. SNIFFEN EARNS DEPARTMENT PRAISE Marine Officer Handles Over Mil- lion Dollars in Nimnm Dis- Among ofticers of the Marine Corps | who received letters of commendation from the Secretary of the Navy today was Capt. Charles D. Sniffen of this bursements Without Loss. I LEXD deputies in the fleld without loss to the Government in Nicaragua. He is still on duty there. His mother is Mrs. Elsie V. Sniffen. Seven Marine officers altogether re- ceived these letters of commendation today. Another one who is of 1 interest to Washington is Maj. Henry L. Larsen, whose home is in Chicago, but who is now on duty at the Marine headquarters in this city. The letter regarding Maj. Larsen says that while he was brigade inspector for the 2d Brigade, “by clear vision and un- derstanding of the situation confront- ing the United States forces, he ren- dered valuable assistance to outpost D. C., WEDNESDAY, mended for their meritorious in the recent campaign in Nicaragua. Deposed General Leaves Bolivia. LA PAZ, Bolivia, July 30 (#)—News- papers said yesterday Gen. Hans Kundt, the German-born army commander, who was unseated in the recent Boliv- ian revolt, left for Peru yesterday. Gen. Kundt has.been a refugee in the German legation here since the rev- olutionary movement began. His wife and daughter reached Peru Sunday and said they would sail for Germany at JULY 30, 1930. TAZLAUANU REPORTED %5 OUSTED IN RUMANIA Chief Secretary to Minister of In- _— terior Is Declared to Have Been Impeached. Tazlauanu, who was considered the nd man of Minister of the In- Vayda, did not deny his leader- ship of the anti-Semitic students. A further investigation is being made of Special Dispateh to Th rig] ‘Telegraphic Agency rupom that M. terior ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 7th St. & La. Ave. N.W. 64th Issue of Stock Now Open for Subscription Money loaned to members on easy monthly payments James E. Connelly James F. Shea President Secretary followers in Jassy. Tazlauanu, chief secretary in the of-!his activties. Jamaica Ginger. wife, who commanders” in their active campaign | once. city, whose mother lives at 114 Eleventh street northeast. While quartermaster and disbursing - officer of the 2d Brigade of Marines, |\ but in vain, t. Sniffen handled more than & “Give hif a lot of time to through Wil scattered think and maybe he will realize - - his responsibilities as a father P and a human being,” advised the State's attorney. Jjudge com- plied by fining Bloteaux $100, which he will work out. By the Associated Press. ‘TOPEKA, July 30.—Twenty-one men, including 18 from New York City and Brooklyn and 3 from Kansas, and € Brooklyn and New York City corpora- tions were named in an indictment charging conspiracy to violate Federal probibitory liquor laws returned late yes- terday by a Federal grand jury after an investigation into manufacture, dis- tribution and sale of adulterated Jamaica ginger. The alleged Jamaica ginger “con- spiracy” was said by D. R. Herskowitz, New York Federal investigator, to be one of the largest ever uncovered by prohibition agents. Herskowitz named as the head of the alleged “conspiragy” Harry Mandell, Brooklyn, alias Charles Harris, alias Ralph Lewis, who now is under arrest in New York, the PFederal investigator said. Mandell, Herskowitz said, was the head of a number of corporations involved in the distribution of Jamaica she was able to save their baby, then appealed to her husband, A Necessity in Hot W eather Odor-Sweet No risk of perspiration offense P when this cream is used. Per- fectly harmless and is as easy || and pleasant to use as your fa- § vorite face cream. A little dab of Odor-Sweet under each arm— and you are free from offensive perspiration odor throughout the Odor-Sweet neutralizes all odor from tion, yet 1t does not interfere with the normal activity of the skin pores, Cannot irritate the most sensitive skin. 25¢, 50c and $1 Sizes R P G i oyal Purple Grape Juice A Cool, Refreshing Drink : for Sweltering Weather ! 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