Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1930, Page 22

TURKS TAKE STEPS i 10 QUELL REVOLT Government Stamping Out Movement for Restoration of the Caliphate. By the Associated Press. l December 29, — S(cr‘)fl by i More than 500 rested in @ M n, !nrblddcn | Menemen The Derv d the popu- lace on the ana the new who pro- bted o call the police The officers finally re- n in the battle which en- nd two gendarmes cl taken prisoner 2! xh\crsl\n movement lasting several month: NEW FINDINGS ATTEST TO AZTEC DEVELOPMENT | Fourth Stone Bathtub, Carved With Frogs on Its Rim, Is Discovered in Mexico. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, December 29.—Fur- ther evidence of the development to the point of luxury of the ancient Az- tec princes and the ingenuity of their servants has been found at Tez- cutzingo Mountain, a few miles from Mexico City, where a great stone wa- tering place in the center of a_once- vplcanic mountain is being excavated. Explorers have just come upo: fourth large Tound stone. bathtub, with sfone frogs carved on its rim, A wcll formed stone stairway leads from tap of the crater down to the bathuw place, which \\ns built to use hot and niineral waters which once ° ex- fated in the volcano, The distriét has cdme to be known as the “Baths ur King Netzahualcoyotl.” Tourists probably will not see much | of the place for some time, as at pres- eBt a vigorous mountain climb to the chter rim and a long descent are nec- each the prehistoric hide- away 0! thc Aztec ru]er SHIP SEIZED BY GUARD HAS $100,000 RUM CARGO Crew of Ten Arrested on Vessel After Shots Are Fired to Force It to Stop. By the Associated Press NEW LONDON, Conn., December 29. —Laden with 2,800 sacks of liquor, val- by officials at $100,000, the Eleanor Joan, a vessel of British registry, was captured yesterday by the Coast Guard as she attempted to enter Greenport, “The \E&el powered by two Deisel en- ed after she h fired by boat 289, mr; said the Eleanor screw vessel, was of Nova Scotia. The vessel and her crew were brought to New London Coast Guard base and left last night for New York in tow ofa Coast Guard boat. Chlcagnans Plan Big rm CHICAGO, December 29 (). men reported today that more enthusi- 2mm than has been shown before in re. n for dismissal y_were swamped b p Mothers: the first S-N-E-E-Z-E : | calls for MENTHOLATUM Subscribe Today It costs only about 13 cents per day and 5 cents Sundays to have Washington's best newspa- per. delivered to you regularly every evening and Sunday morn- ing Telephone National 5000 and the delivery will start immedi- ately The Route Agent will c"l at the end of each month. THE EVENING STAR, VWASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1939. Departments Participating Men’s Wear Men’s Clothing Men’s Furnishings Men’s Shoes Men’s Hats Men’s Sportswear Homefurnishings Linens Bedding and Domestics Furniture Floor Coverings Curtains, Upholsteries Lamps, Mirrors, Gifts Housewares Radios Silverware Women’s Apparel Women’s and Misses’ Dresses Women’s and Misses’ Coats Fur Coats Junior Misses’ Apparel Sweaters and Blouses Women’s Sportswear Millinery and Shoes Foundation Garments Negligees, Bath Robes All-Day Dresses Accessories Women’s Hosiery Women’s Underwear Women’s Gloves Jewelry Leather Goods, Handbags Umbrellas Women’s Neckwear Toilet Articles Luggage Handkerchiefs Scarfs Neckwear Stationery Children’s Apparel Girls’ and Boys’ Shoes Girls’ Coats and Dresses Girls’ Furnishings Infants’ and Tots’ Wear Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes Boys’ Overcoats and Suits Boys’ Furnishings Teys Dolls Men’s Bargain Annex The Basement Store At THE HECHT CO.’S Store-Wide AFTER-CHRISTMAS SALES Take on an Entirely New Significance! Our After-Christmas Sales this year have broken all records for the past 35 years in the number of customers responding and in volume sales. We take this as a tribute to the fact that we have cleared our stocks of old merchandise, so that our buyers were able to buy fresh, new goods in the open markets at way below p_revailing prices. Our After-Christmas Sales this year present wanted merchandise, instead of accumulations of odds and ends, in every department of the store. They come to you at a most opporture time...just when the Winter season is beginning. Affording you the opportunity of getting the things you want . . . and save plenty. Look for the After-Christmas Sales signs when you come to our store. -Of course, you are going to be here. We doubt if any one in Washington or vicinity will want to miss the wonderful buying advantages that these sales have to offer. Goced things are in store for you at The Hecht Co. By all means bhe here tomorrow. The store opens at 9:15 am. We advise early shopping. Use your Chargé Account for convenience when shopping. If you have no account, this is a splendid time to open one. New Accounts Office, Main Floor. Free Auto Parking for Our Customers—E Street Between 6th and 7th THE HECHT CO. F St. at 7th NAtional 5100