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MEXICO TO GRANT
SANDINO ASYLUM
Nicaraguan Rebel Chief to Arrive
Soon for Indefinite
Stay.
£y the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, April 20.—Authori
tative information to Excelsior from the
Mexican foreign office yesterday said
Augustino Sandino, Nicaraguan insur
gent chieftain, would be granted right
Sf asylum in this country and would
Arrive shortly for an indefinite stay. A
formal foreign office pronouncement
Was expected shortly.
His stay will be contingent upon his
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refraining entirely from poliUcal activ
ity of any sort. It was understood Am
bassador Morrow had been approached
for the views of the United States in
the matter and that he said there was
no objection.
It was indicated the only interest the
United States had in the matter would
be that Mexico observe with regard to
Sandino the same neutrality that the
United States does when Mexican rebels
enter its territory.
Gen. Sandino was said to have opened
negotiations with the Mexican govern
ment several days ago seeking a place
of exile here, saying he wished a “long
rest.” Sandino has a multitude of ad
mirers in Mexico and aroused consid
erable sympathy among many Mexicans
.vith his long warfare against the United
States Marines in his country.
In connection with reports of his
coming to Mexico City it was also
stated negotiations were under way
looking to formal renewal of relations
between Mexico and Nicaragua, broken
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., SATURDAY, APRIE 20, 1929:.
during revolutionary activities In Nica
ragua.
NOVEL NOT OBSCENE.
Publishers of “The Well of £one
liness” Acquitted of Charge.
NEW YORK, April 20 C4 9 ).—Radcliffe
Hall’s novel, “The Well of Loneliness,”
was held not to be obscene In a ruling
yesterday by three justices In the Court
of Special Sessions. Donald Friede and
Covicl-Friede, Inc., American publish
ers of the British work, were acquitted
of a charge of selling an obscene book.
Friede on Wednesday was convicted In
Boston of selling an obscene book. He
had sold a copy of Dreiser’s “An Ameri
can Tragedy,” to a policeman in a test
case.
Nearly 600,000 pounds of American
candy were eaten in China last year.
MINIMUM BOOTLEG
PENALTY IS FIXED
Michigan Legislature Prescribes
Tear and Fine of
$2,000.
By the' Associated Press.
LANSING, Mich., April 20.—A mini
mum sentence of one year imprison
ment and $2,000 fine was prescribed for
bootleggers Thursday by the Michigan
Legislature. The maximum sentence
for a first offense would be four years
and the fine. It is said to be the most
severe liquor law In the United States.
Gov. Fred W. Green has indicated he
will sign the measure and the action
of the Legislature virtually makes the
bill law.
The legislators refused to specify a
minimum sentence for. minor violations
and included in the bill a declaration
that “it is the Intent of the Legisla
ture that the court in imposing sen
tence under this act should discrimi
nate between cogral or slight violations
and habitual salsa of Intoxicating liquor
or attempts to cafcimercialiEe violations
of the law.”
Under the recent criminal code the
maximum senterpe for all classes of
violations is one year Imprisonment or
a fine of SI,OOO.
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The Call of The Wild”
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West, Woodward & Lothrop is prepared to answer
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the country, we find that two requirement* are com
mon to all —camp equipment and camp clothes must
be sturdy and comfortable. Woodward & Lothrop
meets these important requirements completely.
Rough Togs for Real Boys
Garters 25c*
Rain and Trench Coats, $5 to $lO. Bathrobes $5
Khaki Hiking Breeches, $3 and $3.50. Sweaters, $5 to $lO.
Corduroy Hiking Breeches, $4.50. Jerseys, $3.95 to $7.50.
Khaki Long Trousers, $2. Bathing Suits, $3.45.
Long White Ducks, $2.5C1 to $3.75. Flannel Shirts. $3.50.
Linen, White Duck and Khaki Shorts, $1.25 to $1.75. Khaki Shirts $1 50
Corduroy Shorts, $1.75. Flannel Pajamas, $1.50 and $2.
Shirt and Shorts to match, of khaki and linen, $4.50. Athletic Underwear, 75c to $3.50.
Shirt and Shorts to match, of flannel, $7.50. Golf Hose 50c t 0 $ 2 .
Boy Scouts Official Uniforms. Sun Hats, 95c and 2 S.
Sports Belts, 50c to $2. • ' Wash Hats, $1.25 to $2.50.
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Girls’ Clothes, Distinctively for Outdoors
Blue and White Jean Middies, $1.50 and $1.95. Flannelette Pajamas, in one and two piece styles, $1.50
Blue and White Jean and Tan Poplin Middie Skirts, t 0 $2 95
$1.50 and $2.95. Tweed Knickers, in gray and tan mixtures, $2.95
Serge, Jean and Black Sateen Gym Bloomers, $1.95 and
to $4.50. Silk and Wool Sports Hose, to wear with knickers,
Blue Jean Play Suits, $2.50. ' $1 to $2.50 pair.
Robes of Flannel and Cotton in many colors, $1.95 Crossbar Muslin Athletic Combinations, 85c and $1.15.
to $16.75. ... , Athletic Sweaters, all wool, coat and slip-ons, $7.50
Crepe and Broadcloth Pajamas, with long or knee , 5Q
length trousers, $1.95 and $2.95.
Girls’ Furnishings, Fourth Floor.
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Comfortable Shoes Follow Mountain Trails
Moccasin Toe Oxfords, in fan and smoked elk, or bar.
foot sandals in tan and smoked elk. laced model, with ankle patch. Sizes 6to 11, 11J4
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Children’s Shoes, Fourth Floor. •
Only sale, transportation or posses
sion for sale of liquor will be deemed
“commercial” violations of the law and
subject to the minimum one-year sen
tence.
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Stamp Collectors to Meet.
LE HAVRE, France <JP).— Stamp col
lectors from all countries are expected
here May 18-26 for an International
Philatelic Exposition marking the fif
tieth anniversary of organization of the
business. Several foreign governments
will have official exhibits.
SEES NEED OF TRUSTS.
Federal Reserve Head Discuss:s
Industrial Progress in South.
ATLANTA, April 20 (A 3 ).—Accumula
tion of wrrlth In the South brought
about by tin change from an agrlcul- j
tural to fin industrial section ha?
caused a need for more and larger trust
departments in banks of the section.
Eugene R. Black, governor of the Fed
eral Reserve Bank of Atlanta, yesterday
told delegates attending the second an
nual Southern Trust Conference here.
Great strides have already been made
in trust departments In Southern bank
ing Institutions, resources of which, he
•aid. amounted to ten billion dollars In
1927. or one-third of the total resources
of all the national banks in the United
States.
Canadian Dies in California.
BEVERLY HILLS. Calif., April 20 W-
Col. Fred S. Moore, 83, former pro
• incial military commander of Prince
■ Edward Island. Canada, died today.