Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1930, Page 36

14 JUMANIAN LIBERAL - PARTY PICKS DUCA ;Former Forelqn Minister Suc- ceeds Vintila Bratiano, Who Died Last Monday. Ice From Tropics Is Latest Novelty Reported to Navy Solid Carbon Dioxide Comes Out of Wells in Mexican Oil Field. Ice from the troples is one of the novelties that have just comé to the Jon. G. Duca, former Rumanian minister of foreign affairs under the| administration of Jonel Bratiano, has | been elected chief of the Liberal party, according to reports received yesterday | in Washington by the Rumanian lega- | tion. George Bratiano, son of Jonel, the | former virtual dictal f Rumania, who | seceded from the Liberal party because | he had favored the r@yrn of King | Carol to that country, has returned to the fold and accepted the leadership | of Jon. Duca. These changes in Rumania's most fmportant political party are reported | to be favorably commente: Ruman fan leaders. Vintila B . wh y, had become the Is at the death His_uncompro- mizing attitude of antagonism to for: eign capital is greatly responsible for Rumania’s economic plight. Furth more, his continued opposition to King | = Carol had rendered the political situa- tion in Rumania most unstable. Bratiano's death has saved the situ- | ation for Rumania and King Carol be- ing, Navy Department. The bureau’s bulletin, made public y ay, contains the story of the steam- | ship * Panuco bringing ~ some 400,000 pounds of “subzero fce,” or solid carbon dioxide, a product of wells 18 miles in- land from Tampico in the Quebracho district of Mexico's famous oil fields to New York City. The oil company struck an apparent- haustible supply of carbon di- e gas “which flows to the sui at a pressu 1,000 pounds square inch.” The bureau says thal there is an increasing demand for this product in the United- States. Thre> ccmm.refal ships have been equipped with chambers to hold 200 tor the bureau points out. the flo ings and walls of these specia partments on_the vessels being insu- lated against heat and cold by one foot of cork boar the King and is also stated to be will- ing to co-operate With the other Rumanian _political the parties for attention of the Bureau of Engineer-! Trust, ' THE EVENING JRUSS EXILES SEEK LAND IN MEXIGO ¢ Voluntary Emlgranfl Ready to Colonize Desert. Area « in Northern States. By the Associated Pres MEXICO CITY, Decemlef 25.—Pre- terring: voluntary exile to ‘femaining in Soviet Russia, a group of Russians are seeking permission from the Mexican government to colonize great arid, semi-desert tracts in Northern Mexico, | which they say remind them in climate and topography of .their Bomeland in | Asiatic_Turkestan Tereshte vice ‘president cf “American Slavic _Colonization | Inc.” has arrived in Mexico ing authorization of the Mexlcan government for entry of members ol the group he represents, which he de- scribes_as unsympathetic with the"social economic and Communistic expenmem of the Russian government.” Tereshtenko said North Mexico offers | circumstances very similar to thelr former homeland in South Russia, and that. furthermore, Mexico thas shown by her acts a lack of sympathy with Communism. “The conquest of desert and arid th ‘| Damages STAR, WASHINGTON plncel of l':’orth Mex’l‘co ‘vflerl a great 'm the Mexican . people.” g‘emrahwnlb “said. “Our colonists will bring with them experience of many centuries in the fight against lack of rainfall, experience that enabled our people to convert the Asiatic Turkestan deserts and the savage steppes of Southeast Russia into flourishing fields. Groups of colonists such as our: Cos- sacks are among the best in the world because of our experience, ability of !\lppol’flng ourselves and love of work.” TAXI RIDER ASKS 525000 for Colhslon Between Truck and Auto Requested. Claiming to have been injured Christ- | mas day, 1927, in a collision between a truck of the Merchants’ Transfer & Storage Co. and a cab of the Black & White Taxicab Co., Elmer E. Booze, 1437 Spring road, has filed suit against both companies for $25,000 damage Throuxh Attorney Alvin L. Newmyer, , aintiff tells the court he was pger in a taxicab of one of the d fendants which was in collision truck of the othe: teentheand K stree rious injury. against both defendants. | |A MOVING PICTURE MACHINE FOR THE HOME 12 Give a Kodatoy for Xmas. It is a wonderful movie projector. Sece it. Films Rented—Complete Stock Optical n He charges negligence | D. C., THUR TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. _ Shubert-Belaso—“Bird in Hand,” at 8:30 p.m. Gayety—"“Girls in Blue,” at 2:15 and 8:15 pam. Fox—"A Devil With Women,” at 11:15 am, 1:41, 4:07, 5:28, 7:5¢ and 10:20 pm. Columbia—"Abraham Lincoln,” at 11 lam., 1, 3:10, 5:15, 7:20 and 9:25 p.m. Rialto—"“The Cohens and Kellys in Africa,” at 11:50 a.m., 1:50, 3:50, 5:50, 7:50 and 9:50 p.m. Palace—“Along Came _Youth,” at |12:05, 2:19, 4:41, 7:30 and 9:52 p.m. | e—"Golng Wild,” at 12, 2:25, |4:45, 7:35 ahd 9:55 p.m. — “Hook, Line and :40 am.,.and 1:40, 3:40, 540 7:38 and 9:40 p.m. Ambassador—"A Lady’s Morals,” at | 6:15, 8 and 9:50 p.m. | Central—"Just Imagine,” 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Tivoli—“The Silver Horde,” 4:20, 6:10, 8 and 9:50 p.m. SDAY, at 2:30, CALLNDAIIS Store Hours—8 to 5:30 E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. and 4ll DECEMBER 25, 1930. AMUSEMENTS. Play Hookey from care and toil.. live again flrlhl rlfl“lf of childhood. . Mark 'I'vlnln masterful talking production of ToM SNWfR JACKIE COOGAN A“SI“NTS ATIONAL Nath worosos | SFikING DAVID BELASCO Presents The Outstanding Comedy Hit “ITS A WISE CHILD” by Laurence E. BELASCO ToNtGRT . NEXT WEEK WITH AN ALL-ENGLISH CA'T DIRECT FROM 500 TIMES IN A Masterpiece Without a Pm Nights, 50c to $3; lll Mat. and New Year's Day. .. = et " IF YOURE HUMAN IT WILL GET YOU IN HIS FIRST TALKIE———AND cause Duca, the new leader of the re- | complete stabilization of the political united Liberal party, no longer opposes'and economic situation in that country. LEES 614 9th St. N.W. Co. of our many GIBSON'S 917 G friends and St N.W. J B.Jornes & o 1219-1221 G Street N.W. Between 12th and 13th The Popular G Street Store Hundreds of new, seasonable, desirable garments, left from the greatest sclling in our history. Marked down for immediate clearance. Cost and former price receive no consideration. Many lots are small, and we do not guar- antee 'them to last throughout the dav. $5.00 Raincoats, a good assort- ment of colors, sizes 14 sz 95 Downstairs Store. $6.95 Silk Dresses, plain silk crepe and prints, dainty styles, silk, lace and contrasting trimmings; sizes 14 to 50, reduced 33 95 $5.00 Knitted Sport nruus. also plain crepe and prints; sizes 14 to 20 in knitted dresses, sizes 14 to 50 in plain crepe and $2 95 print dresses, reduced to . tweed, camel Downstairs Store. $19.50 Sport Co hair and fancy weaves, sizes 14 to 20, recuced to. 313 75 $10.00 and $12.50 Silk Dresses Reduced Busifiess, street, afternogn and a small group of evening:dresses. shades—=silk crepe, prints 5295 Silk Underwear, slips, dance sets, step-ins, etc., 100% pure silk, all pastel shades, all siz re- sl 85 $3.95 Silk Underwear, odd lots of ?hghuy m:ylea underwear, left rom our holiday sell- ing. reduced to sz'ss 0 Bags, all shapes and colors, beautifully iined and fitted, all wanted d“"dwlenkhcrs. re- $4.50 %3.95 Bags, b"auufullv lined and all $2.50 leathers, all colors, re- Sunday night, f The new high and chiffons. Beautifully trimmed lace, self la contrasting color. Sizes 14 to Second Floor. $15.00 Winter Suits, sizes 14 and 16 only, long and finger-tip-length coats, hea\\ !v\l}l and )i “95 Knitted Sport Suits, some with berets to match, all wanted colors, fAmcy weaves, $4 85 reduced o ...... “tweed and $4.85 Dress lefll $2.85 plain colors, also a few silk skirts, redueed to.. Lapin®, Coney* reduced 37.95 $19.50 Bei Thlbell Fur Scarfs, r:;uced to.. i slo $3% 319.75 0 Pointed Fox Fur , reduced to . ... One Oniy) $39.75 Pointed Wolf Fur Scarfs, reduced to (Two Only) . 1,000 New Dresses Flat Crepe New Prints New Jersey Dresses 14 to 2038 Styles to 50 Russian blouse effects, peplums, double-breasted models. Satin and lace trimmed collars, white sil jabots, daintily fancy buttons and buckles Downstairs Store. $16.50 Knitted Suits (three- pisce). in new. desirable wraves, Rith sweater sndblouses $12 to match, reduced to $5.95 Blouses, in silk, satin and crepe de chine, all sizes, white and colors, re- $4.85 duced to $2.95 Sweaters, crew necks, all colors and sizes, reduced to $1.59 $39.50 Coats, fur collars and cuffs, beautifully lined. The finest fabrics, black, brown and green. All sizes, szz 75 $7.95 Silk Crepe and Chiffon street and afternoon styles, sizes 14 to 40, “.85 reduced to D.'nl irs Stes $29.50 and $39.50 Coats Reduced and Vee k trimmed with $45 Pointed Wolf Fur Scarfs, reduced to. “Ivo O " $25 - .516‘,45 ‘!?Iom‘r!? "l'fl‘ reduced 18 e $7 95 ive Only) $16.75 Evening Dresses, moir and satin, sizes 16 to 18, $9 7g rubberized reduced u . " $4.85 $2.00 lnd $3.00 Novelty Jewelry, necklaces, brooches, beads, brace- lets, rings, pearls; reduced 95(: prints, sizes 14 to 20, Winter Coats, Fur Trimmed ; vp-h-t.he-mlnuu fashion novel nollhr llme treat~ ment, seni. lines. Christmas COLUMBIA PHOTO SUPPLY 1424 New York Ave. N.W. GROSNER'’S Expertly ® xver harpene I‘a patrons, a For Your Healths D SAKE * cMen & Women | | ouur fe) e HOF AMBASSADOR «~HOTEL . POOL .« E G. Schafer Co. 4100 Georgu Ave. 1328 F STREET Tomorrow ‘Half- Yearly Sale of Men’s Choice of Any Regular $1.50 e . .f. . Choice of Any Regular $2 or $2.50 Tie . Choice of Any Regular $3.50 to $5 Tre (4Y.. Choice of All Shirts, Shorts & Union Regularly $1 and $1.25 Regular $2.50 Pajamas Special Group at $1 75¢ $1.45 year prevail on hundreds of the finest items in stock Grosner customers will ap- preciate this opportunity to save on the fine type of Men’s Wear items that make us a popular place with men who know that there is a “difference.” This year’s values cer- tainly create new stand- ards. SHIRTS Choice of Any $1 Regular $2.50 Shirt . ... 4 - b~ Special Group of Gloves $ Regularly $3.50 and $5 Choice of Any Regular $3.50 Shirt ... Choice of Any Regular $5 Shirt Suits Special Group of $1 & $1.50 Hose Reduced to 75¢ also—the saving spirit prevails in our Half- Yeafrly Sale O KUPPENHEIMER & GROSNER Suits and Overcoats Two of the reduced groups $20.75 $39.75 OSNEIRS G!D25 F STREET MITZ1 GREEN As Lovable “Becky Thatcher”—With JUNIORDURKIN as ‘‘Huckleberry Finn'' On. Our Siagde. RON & DON \ i . wt Hollywood Col qum £nd's Tonight A DEVILwT WOMEN Pl%flsme STAGE ~ FaM's COUNTRY (LVB IDEA LFON BRUSILOFF and the FOX MUSIC MASTERS ND PLYING FOREMOST COMEDIANS OF THE SCREEN IN THEIR GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT WHEELER WOOISEY Surpassing All Previous Triumphs! In a Smash- ing, Rampaging Whirl- wind of Nonsense, Mad Waggery and Delirious Fun. Dorothy LEE RALF HAROLDE Jobyna Howland Natalie Moorhead A Radio Picture Third American Tour SEASON 1930-31 GERMAN GRAND OPERA COMPANY RETURN ENGAGEMENT NATIONAL THEATRE flt/r (Z’m//m: y&lgfm Greene's Conce . D AHA St: telephone District 64 TALENT & MERIT MAXINE mm:.::;'::.: %«/Imrflbmm,hdl ke utb-, shriek like a chimpan 2e¢ hylr like 2 hyena E SIDNEC‘Y‘ CHARLIE MURRAY VERA GORDON KATE PRICE Cornell Mn On Their $7th GAYETY BURLESK BIG Xmas Matinee at 3 PM. with Sereen 3 P. '!; MONTGOMERY, JAN) BENNY RUBIN, C. N SLOVE IN THE Qo E TWENTIETH SMT ~ VITAPHONE VARIET SYLVAN 'elfintnf LDS in_“BORROV 43 WisconsTn & DELROY, CHARLES xn'u Pt SHERMA] LOWELL n U0k, “BALOR" B AVE." THE CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART Twelfth Exhibition of Contemporary American 0Oil Paintings OPEN TONIGHT ADMISSION FREE From 8:00 until 10:30 o'clock. AL ) o Gomine SIN TAKES A HOLIDAY Also Open Daily (Except on ‘K A FRST WATIONAL WAPKORE WI Sl CHARLES WITHERS | “WITHERS OPRY " * 4th an TAKOMA ‘3 R Eeee il RICE_ Cl “PLAY BOY OF P, PARIS” Christmas Day) as Follows: Sundays and New Year Day, from 2:00 until 5:00 p.m. Mondays, from 12:00 noon until 4:30 p.m. Other week days, from 9:00 am. until 4:30 pm. CHARLES ROGERS in “ALONG CAME YOUTH” ON THE STAGE, ALLAN ROGERS in ‘KNICK KNACKS' Doors Open 1:45 Sunda: Coming | Saturday, “War [/} Nu Speeial Mid- One-Cent Sale Friday and Saturday A Few of Our Many Items $2.01 $2.00 Renault Wlue “ABRAHAM ‘ I.IHGOLH" 75'; Gibson Mineral v 2 for 50c Gibson Aspirin 50¢c H. B. & W. Milk of 2 for 35¢ Bay Rum Shaving 2 for 30c Gibson Milk of Mag- nesia Tooth Paste...2 for FREE DELIVERY GIBSON’S 919 G St. N.W. Wn-er Bry 3 e m s e W—MARILYN Warner Bros. L %t St Be. Dana & Warner Bros.” HOME TODAY AND 1230 O M. NE. TODAY—BEN LY SOLDIER’ _TORAY NG O i A - “Warner Br 1ith & Park R2. N.W. TODAY AND ToMo! in_“JUST IMAGINE. : DANCING. 3 L’EGARE § ialising in ball room dancing, cars m o besinpers. P :":iuucz.:‘mk gnum Sl