Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1931, Page 10

A—10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1931. wer’ WO ‘_:)‘ofiq r.-""‘ooo B"-I- PASSAGE DUE Archduke Otto, ‘Grandson’ of Maxlmllxan Resident of Los Angeles, Trymg to ‘ Forget Hards}ups of Revolutions. 3 SR SR S \ o‘-" « THE SEA NEW JERSEY | VIA RED STAGES TO GBURGH S LOW BUS RATES TO ANY POINT IN U.S. NORFOLK $4.80 NEW YORK $5.50 ST. LOUIS $20—CHICAGO $17.50 San Francisco $53.10— Detroit $13 New, warm, comfortable Great Eastern red stages leave many times daily from REAT EASTER ~ ~ BUS TERMINAL ~ ~ 1349°F'St.uw (2 Write or shone NATIONAL 1721 Capital Boy is Healthiest 'MY little son, Ercole, had a bad case of measles,” says Mrs. Annetta Viana, 2137 F St., ‘Washington. *‘He was having a “hard time until 1 heard of California Syrup and got him some. The few doses regulated his bowels, brightened him up marvelously; even seemed to ease his fever and illness & great deal. “I have since used Fig Syrup with my boy during colds or upsets. It has been a wonderful help to him; has assisted in making him the strong | boy you see—perhaps the healthiest ©de in our neighborhood.” For more than fifty ye: have praised California Fig Syrup. physicians advise its use | vnlh “%: ous, headachy, econstipated | children, or to keefi the bowels open during colds or children’s diseases. Children love its rich, fruity flaver. It tones and strengthens weakened bowels; helps make children robust. Look for the name California when buying. That marks the genuine. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP LAXATIVE-TONIC for CHILDREN & Another Sick Headache! HOW WRETCHED headaches make you feel! Why ; Dot act to correct their cause? It is really very simple. o} i\ “WIDE-OPEN" STATE ™ [Nevada Measure Makes All Forms of Gambling Legal Under License. | By the Associated pres | CARSON CITY, Nev, March 18.— | With only Assembly action upon a few minor Senate amendments delaying its final leg'slative adoption, Nevada's “wide-open” gambling bill was expected | to reach the desk of Gov. Fred B. Bal- | zar today. | The bill, which recalls the old “Wild West” days of Nevada's career prior to | the anti- -gambling act of 1910, when [ mbhmz flourished in f:mous gold and bmm.u by a vote of ye One sviously had been | & in the d Assembly, where it originated Gov. Balzar was expected to sign the D bill without delay. The bill provides for a license fee of | 850 per month for each game. with revenue divided so cities m which it is collected would receive 50 per cent, the county and State each 25 per cent Virtually all forms of gambling are | legalized under the terms of the bill. It | | enumerates them as “faro, fan tan, | monte, klondyke, craps, stud poker, or any banking or percentage game played with cards, dice or any mechanical device or machine.” Money-paying siot machines are as- | sessed a licsnse fee of $10 per month | { per handie 'MISS STOURTON BACK ON WASHINGTON VISIT By the Associated Press, LOS ANGELES, March 18.—If a {rameplate were at all in keeping with | mad Queen Carlotta. the entrance to a little flat in the up- | would | read, “Archduke Otto Carl Franz Ferdi- | per half of a duplex here, it nand Maximilian von Hapsburg.” But such a plate would be too incon- gruous on the unpretentious street. And the archduke wouldn't have it, anyway. Not only because he hates pretention, but because he's trying to get away from an {ll fate that for centuries has hovered over the House of Hapsburg. Representing himself as a grandson Hapsburg ar-old soldier nd poet, is making y ploting no titles. tes poetry and dreams of a United States of Europe. While he is a physician and a University of Mexico graduate, he is not a citizen and can- not practice in the United States Archduchess Aids in Office. Sometimes the archduchess, a Los Angeles girl, whom he married a year |ago last month, has to help out with office work. But their royal highnesses are happy. “I hope” the archduke said last night, “lo be able soon to open and operate some gold mines that are my heritage in Mexico. With the proceeds T hope to establish commercial enter- p that will lift the status of Mex- ico, where I was born and whose peo- ple are my people, and assist in th ablishment of a union of European states to prevent war.” Von Hapsburg explained that should he relinquish Mexican citizenship he | would not be able to claim the mimes, Former SOClIl Serretnry at British Embassy Still Engaged With del’Agnese. Keeping her plans strictly to herself Gytha Stourton, former social secretary of the British embassy, is back in Washington, where the world first | learned last July of her romance with Fiorvanti del'Agnese, one-time butler at the British embassy and member of a | | distinguished Italian family. | Miss Stourtcn, it is said, is still en- | gaged to del'Agnese despite the opposi- | tion of members of her family, which | is decended from the fourteenth Duke | of Norfolk. A cousin of Sir Esme Howard, former | British Ambassador, Miss Stourton was in charge of social affairs at the em- bassy while secretary to Lady Isabella. | She handled the arrangements for fes- tivities incident to the visit of Ishbel AfacDonald. Both Miss Stourton and her flance are exceedingly popular among their friends here. She has been visiting | friends at 2020 Hillyer place, although members of the family said she was not there wdxy STATE INVITES HOOVER South Dakota Asks President to| Summer in Black Hills. President Hoover yesterday was in- | vited to spend all or part of the coming | | Summer in the Black Hills of South Da- |kota. The invitation was extended by Senator Norbeck of that State and by Paul E. Bellamy, a business man of Rapid City, S. Dak. The President said he would take the invitation under advisement. L, Notices have been posted in the Glas gow, d, office of a large Bril | B3 rasiway” that: ail’ smployes of 68 | | or over will cease work next June, and | |on and after June 30 those reaching 65 will quit. 5 e when he has interested in their develop- ment, friends of his father, Ferdinand | Maximilian Franz Joseph von Hapsburg. APSBURG FINDS QUIET IN FLAT AFTER WAR CAREER IN MEXICO !BANDHS T0 FACE son of the Emperor Maximilian and the Rebel in Mexico 16 Years. { ‘The young Hapsburg descendant de- Mexico. finance the Madero revolt.” In 1923 he | near here, ammunition for the De la Huerta move- ment. Through a mistake the muni- | tions went to the government. Then he joined the De la Huertistas and was ‘made a major general. He was exiled with De la Huerta in 1924, when the revolt was suppressed. He once nar- | Iy d being shot by a jail before his e place. In the Escoba > young Hapsburg again ok up arms below the Rio Grande. Again he met with fatlure and fled. He was granted amnesty Tecently by the Mexican government as a result of a poem he wrote to President Ortiz Rubio. “I am going to live a life of peace,” the young man smiled. robbery. Jast night. A Woman Suffering with Arthritis writes: “Mountain Valley Mineral Water stopped the proeress of my Arthritls. It relicved me of pain and sleeplessness. I would mot bo without it.” For fifteen vears Mourtain Valley Water bas been civing rellef to sufferers in Washington with Arthritis, Neuritis and Rheumatism. Phone Metropolitan 1062 for free booklet. Mountain Valley Water From Hot Springs, Arkansas 306 District National Bank Bldg. Why? 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WILKES-BARRE, Pa. | Two of the four bandits who thwarfed | voted 16 years to revolutionary causes in | their own attempt. to hold up the White While a small boy he helped | Haven Savings Bank at Whitehaven, yesterday paid more than $100,000 for arms and |charge today in addition to attempted A kindly motorist, down to give a man and a woman “hitch-hiker” a lift, was and his brother wounded near Hazleton The couple then walk:d to the State police sub-station at Weather- THE HECHT CO. r1pluon in the attempted bank 'rhelr mmes were withheld. James bons, 24, \h surrendered _and were alleged to | have confessed the shooting and . of Laurytown, was His brother Thomas, "o Tookouts, one of them & woman, th\san}d the attempt to rob the hnl pening fire on bystanders rpgarded their warnings to * krep et ot motor car and sped away. Brother, Then Surrender. | r——— ! London has a “Wear-a-Hat” | | paign. March 18. 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