Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1930, Page 7

NEVITT KEPT BUSY DURING PAST YEAR More Than 1,700 Deaths Re- ceive Attention of Coroner ! and Aide. More than 1 'mo deluu received the attention of Rai Nevi District co mner -nd his assistant, Dr. Joup D. Rogers, dunng the year jun Numerous con- t, | the univer: THE EVENING NEW PROOF OF WAVE MOTION WINS SCIENTIST HIGH HONOR By the Associated Press. DES MOINES, Iowa, January 2.—A new proof of the peculiar wave motion believed by some scientists to cement ay was awarded highest honor of the American Associa- uon for the Advancement of Science, were du:ted lnd a large numh_x of autopsies pn T me most important deaths inveeunud were those of Mrs. vn-nn which resulted in the dlclment lnd tuhsequent exuneuucn of her husband; Miss Marjorie O'Don- nell, slain by Dexter Dayton, and Mrs. Aurelia Dreyfus, killed in a plunge gmg a balcony at the Potomac Boat Much time also was devoted to in- The award was the final action of the 'hl h closed Lh!s foren dmnnstntzd indirect, b'ut visible, evldence of the wave motion of very ts of hydrogen. y were nearly rul) naed atoms, 2,000 times heavier than |odd_motion prevlounly has been con- clusively shown. All May Be Wave Motion. to one of the latest sen- ithe $1,000 reward for “an outstanding | gen used by Dem) P! per: ter, | h; lphyslclst ox tm Unlvermy ot Chlclzu Dem) A J Dcmpster Demonstrates New Theory of Material Substance With Hydrogen. ed with great interest. Only a few Ehnlcuu have attempted demonstra- {ons, and it Iu barely two hat Davisson D‘fl'n! 'r of New York mlned one D( lh! first evidences. That was of wave motion in electrons, Dll’tl- cles far lighter than the bits of T, convincing nature of his demonstra- annual mee'.lnl of lh! mchtlon tion, Strips Hydrogen Atoms. In a vacuum tube he stripped a !trzun of hydrogen atoms of their elec- g in which this wm. bounded crystal surface he showed that they were hmlnl it with a wave motion. STAR, WASHINGTON, OUTLOOK FOR YEAR - IS DECLARED BRIGHT James J. PhEIln member of the na- znnn fivefl.ment house of Hornblower | ® is optimistic on the outlook for 1930. Mr. Phelan bellem that eco- nomic conditions are sound, political conditions are hvor-hle from a busi- ness standpoint and that in the comin, year security prices should reflect the health and !lvorlble general ummon which the new year portends. He sa “Dealing wit.h business_conditions in general, the year 1929 has been, all things considered, one of the most pros- | th I‘OHA if not the most prosperous, years of the country. The ucent debacle in the securities market was caused within the market itself, and not because of business conditions. It was a correction, or what might be to| termed the aftermath of overindul- nnee in speculation tha on in the m-rket for some time, ec! pric of securities was undoubtedly the moat D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1930. veloped no general weakness in the flnmem structure of the country. On it proved the strength lnd ncy of th effi the Federal Reserve syst which handled the :I!uluon wilh aueh h degree of intelligence and co- openuonmu to bring va efl 1 t.lnml nmmcm dlm-:uluu ‘That we are in, lndhlvebemlor the past two or three months, lormal in- ventories—except in one or two spots— money easy and credit plentiful, the recession in business !hfluld be com- plef ted ina relluvely short tim have faith in the lhbfllw of buslnen nnd agriculture in the States; l’llth Woodrow Wilson Foundation Committee of Washington Overcoats At 1 —Overcoaté of single and dou- $29 ble-breasted models — in plain blue and dark oxfords; also the much wanted fleeces of blue, heather and oxford mixtures. All Reduced. from $40 A7 jv?E'rbn&t/m AVENUE o NINTHe®. e e . S T e e oA S . Continuing January Sale of At $32 50 —The season’s most popular Coat—hard worsted curl boucle; in plain blue and dark oxford—both single and double breasted. Reduced from $40 and $45 At .5() —Dress Overcoats, silk lined $39 S0 throughout and in plain blue, black and oxford; also the fashionable fleeces that have warmth without weight; modelled on the big double-breasted “great coat” lines. Reduced from $50 At $49 50 —A grouping of high grade Overcoats in the popular weaves; and in those styles of distinctive char- acter. At $6 4. 5( —Handsome domestic Montag- nacs; conservatively cut and consxstently tailored—lined throu ghout with durable satin. At .50 —Our entire stock of English $74 Burberry Overcoats—for which we are the sole authorized agents in Washington —Modeled on big form-enveloping lines that capitalize comfort. = Reduced from $85 and 3100 At .50 —The famous Triple X Carr* $84 50 Meltons, in blue, brown and dark oxford; lined with heavy grade of Skinner’s guaranteed satin. Reduced from $100 At$94.50 50 —Peru Guan Llama Overcoats; and the genuine French Sedan Montagnacs, richly lined with silk. Reduced from $110 and $115 Heavy Camel Pile Overcoats Including the imported Llamovel Pile — the coats that have become the vogue for auto wear. Reduced to $59.50_880.50_5]14.50 Third Floor others jured. According Cided the blast resulted from an acci- v s P Mr. Dempster is known among sci- S :nu.m {yo:’. wo'xk on vncuum ‘t‘ubel :;\ld tion of .| for anal of isotopes, which are mi- B kTt th ot recess | e i ‘weight of elements - | manner aflccn the very nature of ma-|that do not affect thel.r chemical ac- terial substance. e tions. Extremists have gone so far as suggest that e Wll&:l which exists 15 in the last analysis merely some form of I'lve m ever, [nnd jurles exonerated most of | _ Tangible Eisr == | Velvet Kind January was tha busiest month of the r his assistant. ICE CREAM MASS MEETING NATIONAL THEATER SUNDAY, JAN. 5, 3:30 P.M. Commemorating the Seventy-Third Anniversary of the Late President Wilson's birth and the tenth ahniversary of the birth of the League of Nations. PRINCIPAL SPEAKER DR. CHARLES KINGSLEY WEBSTER Professor of International Politics, University of Wales SUBJECT “WOODROW WILSON and WORLD PEACE” Apply National Theater Boxes, $25 Balcony and Gallery Reserved Orchestra Seats, $1 Free Proceed: to be used to defray cost of mcetfna for future memorial —_— t rallways of svm.zerlmd Governme otion. have ordered 60 new electric locomo- ymol of this mbtion is re- | tives. Dr. Rogers were called on to investigate cases at n.ll hmm of the day nlghz during the year. licemen, phy- They were sicians and ov.hm. J AUTOMOBILES HEAD U. S. EXPORT TRADE Figures for First Nine Months Give Five Leading Products Sold. CAI‘;ENDAR ‘The automobile continued at the head or the first Reduced from $65 SEASON OF HOLIDAY CHEER ————————— e Heaping Happiness High ~ Parker-Bridget Company " on Every Hospitable Table De Luxe Pint Packages of ~ FROZEN ECC NOEGC ‘The dessert of all desserts when good will is unbounded. In the stores of those hest of caterers—The Velvet Kind Dealers. With the flavor and zest of this old time delicacy increased by the pure, rich smoothness of the finest “ice cream: the South ever pro- duced. Southern Dairies Announces the January Sale of Boys’ and. Children’s Overcoats [Sizes from 11 to 20 years] $22.50 and $25 grades— now reduced to.......$19.75 $27.50 and $30 grades— now reduced to.......$24.75 $32.50 and $35 grades— now reduced to.......$27.75 Reduced from $75 D\ Wln betel mhnt ould lh motion what we o er- wise have 1dl k plant. overseas markets and to that ex- port trade as a whole nurm: the first :‘,‘::.‘:’:s% “everase of tne rade of e average of the l.nt w9 iyt all recent quarters, the pre. dmnuunz feature of our export tr p:de Juvenile Overcoats [Sizes 2!; to 10 years] $15 grade— now reduced to.......$11.75 $20 grade— now reduced to.......$14.75 Strom_the AVENUE 4o NINTHM,. e e e T T Parker'-Bridget Company Announces the January Sale of SPECIAL!! 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Phone Nat. 0140-2622 Boys’ and Children’s Knicker Suits Each with 2 pairs of knickers $15 grade— now reduced to.......$11.75 $18 and $20 grades— now reduced to.......$14.75 $22.50 and $25 grades— now reduced to.......$19.75 s 237D th twb pairs of trousers $29.50 th two wrl Di ;f-fl;ll.‘.l'; i Other Suits sharply reduced, giving you the choice of P-B’s exclusive designs and superior qualities. Street Floor Featuring $45 Tuxedo Sults 3 ; at $32.75 The more significant, occurring as it does at the very height of the social season. From the quality of the unfin- ished worsted and silk and satin trimmings to the minute details of designing they are absolutely correct. Second Floor $27.50 and $30 grades— now reduced to.. All Children’s Winter Hats —reduced to Half Price! Second Floor m&% ; The Avenue at Ninth The Avenue at Ninth ¢ S 5 X e IKNOWN STOR]E NATIONALLY QV TOUN SToRE: | KNOWN STORE